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LEGAL NOTICES.

y -a
VIRGINIA.-AtR nles held in the Clerk s
office of the circuit court for Augusta
county. on the 5th day of January. 1885,
'les =. Graham
fs 5Ssn Koerber and Robert Craig Trustee. De-
7 III. 30, On an Attachment in Caancery.
az Sct OF this suit is to attach any estate
be,nnoing ,ou % within the county Of Augusta
her. az s . OF que to the Defendant. John Koer-
the city OF staunton ON 5h ana s iSa Of
fse uss street and fronting on Augusta street
Bageys Stable lot Isl a1 iae running back TO T.
- Hannd Ha stable lot, so feet-said lot
:" Rb on me side by the PROPER
BY the Of Sas the Southern
pied by - Irvine..for distance Of 50 Feet feet
now conveyed two feet; thence aoms dSe lot
Of said Bagby's lot lO2 feet to said Bagby's sta
bic iot-being the property conveyed by B. T,
Of record in the Hastings Court for the City of
Stanton, Book 8. pages 1884 and 385, and Book
8, page 355-suf1cient to satisfy to the Plaintiff
the sum of S303.76, with interest thereon from
the 9th day Of December, 1879, till paid, and
the COSTS, ~
John Koerber, one of the Defendants. not
ing by affidavit filed that he is a nonresident
OF this State, 1t Is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice, and dowhat is necessary to protect
- - y. N. RYAN. Cl'k.
I1uusoH O faLrlck, p. q. -'N Iduo-fC
NIRGINIA-IN VAcATIoN.-In the Clerks
office of the circuit court for Augusta
county, December 26th, 1870
Alex. Kerr and D. NJ. Kerr. Executors of
Hugh Mcclure, decd, gl ~ ,f
,l.E VS..
Margaret A. Crawford Executrix of James
Crawford, decd, Benjamin T. Bagby, VIM. Jor-
dan, Robert c. Eve, Trustee r himself and
Willie II. Eve, and others. In deed from NJ G..
Hartman and wife, Henry p. Dickerson and Ju-
liza A. Dickerson,
In Nancery on Original,and Amended Bills.
The object of this suit is to collect debt due
the estate of Hugh Mcclure, from VIM. M.
Simms. decd, and James Crawford, decd. by
their bond to Geo. Imboden, assigned to Nc
Clure,) for $500, with interest from Octob er 3lst
iS5Saand subject to credit by $4,000. Novem-
Der 9Th. lS5S-and slOO February 18th. 1866: and
II necessary. to charge the same, under the
will of said Crawford, upon the real estate de-
v1sed by him to his widow and Executrix,
Margaret A. Crawford Sc acres OF which is now
held by said Eve, Trustee. &C., by deed from
VIM. Jordan, &C., Of October Goth, Is74.
The Defendant, Robert G. Eve, Trustee for
himself and Willie n. Eve, and others, in deed
from M. g. Hartman and wife, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by affi-
davit fled that he Is a nonresident Of this
State, it ts ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this no.
tice, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest Teste,
s--fif J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Ransom, p. q. dec30-4t
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NOR sALE.A VERY DESIRAl
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Staunton, Dec. 10th, 1879.
CtOut In chancery In the
- vs., Icirouitcourt of u
70 ali creditors of the estate of J. g H.
RaYnes, dec'd,-Take Notice-That in pursu-
auce of decree entered In the above styled
proceed, at my Off g in Staunton, Va, on
Monday, The 10TH day Of January. $780,
to state an account of additional debts against
claims against said estate arerequired to attend
and prove the same.
Given under my hand,
dec23-4t g. NJ. HARRISON, Com'r.
= COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Staunton. January LIST, 1880.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Staunton, Va, January lst 1880.
no. ID. Browns Adm'x

Il
| Staunton Va, January LIST, 1880.
| mo. ID. Browns Adm'x
y VS..
JnO. ID. Browns heirs.
IN pursuance of two DEGREES of the circNt
court OF Augusta county, in which the above
cause is pending, will proceed. at my office in
Staunton, On the 29th day of Jdauoro, 1880, to
lake further account of the debts against thu
estate or the late Jno D. Brown, decd. and 9TH
CT accounts required by said DEGREES; and all
Parties holding claims against said estate are
hereoy no 1fied to preset and prove said claims
peIoFe me on or before the time men toned, o.
nefeaiter pc debarred from asserting them,
auA gil parties In any manner interested II
saIu cause are required to attend before me on
that Gay without further notice.
jan8-4t JOHN M. KINNEY, Comr.
ames A. Fitch & wife VS.. A. X. Civ.
q ems Executors d aIs.-In pursuance
OF decrees OF the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, entered in this cause, June -, 1873, De-
cember l5 1874, and November ~ 1878. respec-
,.,'0aiy. l shall proceed at my office, In Staun-
ton, on
Tuesday. the goth Of January, 1850,
70 take an account, LIST of the eetate of Alex. r.
Glvens in the hands of his Executors, &C., &C.;
aud shiaresss az. * aass K Ftc &C. &C. a ans
3rd, TO enquire as to the present condition OF
the titles or the fee devised, to John e. Fuitoii>
and of the life estate vested in VIM. r. Foster.
dec23 Ats Jos. A. WADDELI. Com,
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In Assm,npsit on an 1ttocfal

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Anthony Safer and John Brahm, partners
trading under the style and firm Of Safer &
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VIIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
office, Circuit Court of Augusta county,
January 5th, 1880.
J.. N. Hendren. John Echols, Trustees of the
Va. Banking and Trust Company, ..- Plaintiffs,
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singer SEWING MACHINE!

The best Sewing Machine in the world-eve-
ry mach ne warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunde !. We are selling at low prices
flu line of needles and attachments. Do not
fall to give US a call
1T WILL PAY YOU
Statesmen: O.
RUFUS NJ. TIMBERLAKE, j. FRANK DAVIS.
GEO. r. b BELL.
jan,s Augusta Street.
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The MURDER IN GREENE. Mention
was made some weeks ago of murder,
which had been committed in Bacon's
Hollow in Greene The preliminary
trial before Justices Mcmillan, Sor
rel and Dunnaway was concluded at
Stanardsvilie On Tuesday of last week,
and Hardin Shiff1et Sophronia ShiMet
and Flournoy Sbiffiet. who were eh&fg-
ed with the killing. were lodged in jail
to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Daniel Powell, who was also arrested
fol" cempiicity in the crime, was dis
charged. and William Ehisssset admitted
to ball in the sum of 81 900 Fhe faets
of the case are involved Id n,ucI, doubt.
but it appears that Lindsay Shif1iet had
circulated certain rumors affecting the
character Of Sophronia shiff1et- and on
being called TO aeGovrt for the same by
the parties MENTIONED above, he declined
to retract them, and in the fight which
ensued Re was killed. The Common
wealth was Fseyesented at the trial by
its Attorney ]. T. Bray, Montgomery
Sims, of Greene. and George PERKINS, IF
Albemarle; the. defence by Gen. Ken
per. of Madison, Capt. F. NJ. Mcmillan
and r. S. Thomas, of Greene. The
trial will probably be held at the Feb
ruary term of the County Court.-Char-
lottesville Jetersonian.:
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LOaUest Possible I Prices.

We invite call from our friends whether
they wish to buy or not No trouble to show
every dollar you spend, will it not pay you to
buy from US? In order to satisfy your mind
get the prices elsewhere, and then try u.s. and
see if we do not mean what we say. We have
added to our st OK the genuine
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VIRGINIA.-AtR ules held in the Clerk s.
Office of the circuit court for Augusta
county. on the 5th day of January. 1850
James F. Graham Plaintiff
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NTANTED-AS SITUATION AS A SALES
w MAN by young man in some store
County store preferred) with four years expe-
rience. Good reference given. Apply at a
jan13-1t* SPECTATOR OFFICE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
Creamery Butter,
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL. S1i
PeYrOuaI.

DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases,
No 56 east Court street. lat
For good boots and shoes 20 toJ. NJ,
Hill, corner Main aud Monroe, where
you can get the best quality and the
very lowest prices. 55t
Mr.. L. D. Hammer, editor Of the
Mason Call, was in tho city yesterday.
Captain W. G. Powell, the we'll.
known fat-boat and produce dealer.
arrived homo yesterday after a three
weeks trip up and downt the Ohio val.
'l4y.
H. p. Soulior, agent Of tho Abbey
Humpty Dumpty troupe, to exhibit
here next week, is in the city perfect.
ing arrangements for the company ht
represents.
Mrs. John A. Bridgland, wife 0.
the present consul to France, whc
passed a winter in this city severa.
years ago at the residence Of her rela.
live, MI. +. S. Davis, died at her res,
idenOe in Richmond, Ind, yesterday
Of consumption. Tho lady contem.
plated q visit TO Spain, where hsl
daughter resides with her husband
and was 70 have sailed within 4 fev
days. Hsr death was wholly unex.
psced BY her friends in this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17

In the case Of W. A.. Goodman,
trustee, and others, VS.. tho Memphis
Water Company, yesterday, in the
United States Circuit court, the mo.
ton to require plaintiffs to give an
attachment bond double the amount
sued for was overruled, whereupon
the plaintiffs agreed to release the
fund attached over the amount Of
$4,000. which was tho amount sued
for. The attachment was discharged
aud tho injunction dissolved, and the
amount Of funds in the hands Of the
United States commissioner over that
amount released from tho operations
Of the iDjunctions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
Police Points.

Business tranquil in police circles
Nine arrests made by the police il
the last twenty our hours,
A couple Of disorderly darkies wert
fined five dollars each to-day.
Thirty dollars in money was taker
in by the clerk to-day. Two mer
we're semitic the islaud-onc a tramp
the other a ~rousiabout.
Sheriff Hgskins, Of Osoeola, Ark.
passed through the city this morning
having in charge a prisoner sentenced
to the Arkansas p%enitentiary for two
years for burglary.
John Bank, eolored, was fined 6v,
dollars this morning for allowing hi
COW to ruu at large. The animal ha(
a falling for brooms left on back doc
steps, stove lifsers and barrel hoop
belonging to other people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17

The prima donna, Miss Emma Alb
bott, who came among us last winter
like a burst Of glorious sunshine, and
who Is again favoring us with all her
womanly graceS and delicious song,
was well known to several of our citi-
Gems during the struggle Of her carly
youth, when theNdyerse lido Of Cor
tune beset her path and against which
she battled SO heroically to attain the
position she nov occupies. Miss Alb
bolt is one in whom every American
may we'll take pride. She worked
faithfully, laboriOusly and earnestly
for several years under The bes. mos.
tors IN Europe to perfect herself in
the lyric roles she i~mpersonates so
euchantingly and to reach a position
she sdorns. Shortly after her return
from Europe, aud when singing 10 a
concert several years ago, a person
who had known her in youth wrote of
her a follows: "She same upon the
stage amidst the most enthusiastic an
plause Of welcome the other night
with the same girlish grace she ap
peared upon the platform, only then
she accompanied her enthusiastic
songs with a guitar, Miss Abbott's
art'essness Of manner is her peculiar
charm; she seems satisfied to he .
true American woman, yes, and from
tho west, too, and as she ardently ex-
pressed herself: I an thoroughly q
western grill love the west. She
wasn't silly enough to affect an Italian
name, as others have done, such as
Mile Anne ABBOTT, or some other
meaningless name, but sacredly kept
the one given her. Let us hope when
Nhe does change her name twill be
for the betterl God bless tn, ssbraye
girl who fought with - much perse
verance and strength of character.
Her voice has not the full oompas.
and power Of M'me Parepa, but her
sympathetic tones and execution are
wonderful. She is certainly a true
artistic, and shades her voice most
skilllully. Hor execution shows the
most careful. conscientious study and
training. Her tones are so clear
distinct, soft and tender that they
amount to a vail that thrilled every
fibre Of my being, and l wanted to
cry. sho is a real Marguerite in per.
sonal appearance, slight and graceful;
her sweet face, 50 full Of soul ex.
preston, wasn't spoiled With blotches
Of rcd paint and quito unlike those
who look so handsome on tho stuge,
was made beautiful even to meet pri.
vatoly. She is to sing in an opera
soon in New York city, whore, IN
doubleday, she will meet with tho sue.
cess she deserves"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
TOILET SETS.
An Old Offender Taught Moth.
ing BY Experience.

An Old Offender Taught Moth.
ing BY Experience.
Gficer Cullen detected an old Of
fender, named W. H. Burke, coming
down the stairs which lead up over
Eumerioh's saloon, last night, with a
bundle under his arm and saw himdO
post it behind the street door. He
arrested Burke, and upon inspection
the bundle proved to be q suit Of
clothes stolen II, m Fred Tucker, who
rooms over Emmrich's. Az the trial
before the police court this forenoon,
Burke was bound over to appear be-
fore the police court, and in default
Of bail went tojail.
Burke is an old offender, Seven
years ago he was arrested on a charge
of larceny. and while at the
c urt house, under arrest, drew a
heavy glass bottle from his pocket and
knocking the officer down fed up the
alley. Patrolman Davis, now chief
who happened to be on the ground,
succeeded in arresting his flight. He
ives sentenced when tried to ten years
in the penitentlary, served seven, waf
pardoned and returned here about
three months ago. He has been en-
ployed part of the time in a wagon
factory here, having learned the trade
in Nashville, He will probably go NJ
again for grand larceny,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17

from this p6aL leading through Me.
riauna, Pine BluE Hampton and 81
Dorado, Arkansas, has been laid out,
and a chsrsr applied for. Colonel
John TrezeVant, of this city, is one Of
the prominent stockholders Of the en-
terprise.
The fair bliss Abbott carried Us out
Of real life into the realms Of Scottish
scenes and tuneful melody, on Monday
night. She took US over in fancy,
among the hordeS Of wild Africa, and
tonight We travel among the chiyalriC
days of historic Spain. Plenty Of
variety and novel phases of life 70
mances are pictured in these delight
full operate entertainments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
LEDGER LINES.

Boreal blasts are blowing.
Holland herring, Lyle & Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %
Main street
A nics little breath Of winter is
this we feel.
One thousand pounds Reel foot
perch, at Clements, So Beal street.
Insure with the Memphis City Fir
and Genl Ins. Co., 10 Madison St.
Fresh receipts Of creamery az d
choice dairy butter, Lytle & Shields.
Choice seats are yet unsold aud can
be secured for any Of the remainin.
operate nights.
Memphis Lodge No. 6, K. Of P
will confer the third rank at thei
castle hall tonight.
Our governor has at last announced
a day OF Thanksgiving, and it comes Of
a week from tomorrow.
Influenza and bad colds are preya
lent this cold weather. Even tn,
opera singers are more or less affected
"Lusher-did lam. "A. moor" is the
pronunciation given it by one of gu
local critics, and he imagines he
knows Of course.
The heaters st the ihca,er were il
full operation last night, aud will b,
again tonight. They will render
the theater comfortable.
Stained and of. colorcd cotton ha,
begun 10 come iulo market here, and
sells Ouo-half c Ut PEI pound below
the whittier and cleaner classes.
Snow fakes, and very heavy ones al
that, began to fall this forenoon. Lii.
TO piles ofthe leecy lay aboutin spots
it Is our FIRST snow storm this winter
The Little Hayana lottery pay.
prizes to the ticket holders who draw
in tho Havana lotto y. Csll at Ii,
usuil place for tickets and inrorma
tion. .
G.. W. Nall, $50 and Sl Main ST.
will, before moving in his new store
close out his large stock Of carpets
oilcloths, etc, which 10 the most com
plete In the city.
The temperature, yesterday, raise,
from 81 to q degrees; in the mornin.
it was dewn to Y degrees
the coolest Of the season, the win,
coming straight rom the north.
Colder weather, with li.ht snow
from the lakes to the Tennessee val
ley, is tho prediction for to day by III,
ignal service weather reports. Rail
or snow wall prevail all the way to tn.
gulf coast
Several thousand dollars wer
wagered to-day, in cotton circles, OIL
the total yield Of the present soasoI
reaching 100000 bales. The couu
closes on the Dist Of August next
wbOn.ths entire crop will have bseI
marketed.
A roadway course to tho southwps
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
IDENTITY.
A Preacher Arrested on SuspI.
elOn.

For several days past thepolice have
been looking for a coupleof confidence
men of whom they had a description
furnished them as follows
One a tall man, slightly stoop.shoul
dered, dark hair and whiskers, dressed
in long, black coat, scar on left cheek.
The other a short, thick man, blue
eyes, red hair, and has the appearance
about the face of having Once bitten a
can of dynamite.
Yesterday one Of the officers walked
into the chiefs Office with a prisoner,
and remarked, I've got one Of EN-,
chief"
The chief glanced over the descrip-
ton and found the prisoner TO answer
to that given ofthe larger man, except
the scar was on the right cheek instead
of the left.
May heaven forgive you for the
sacrllege," murmurcd the man, clasp
ing his hands and rolling his eyes
heavenward,
What have We here2" exclaimed
the chief, in surprise.
81 am tho Rev. B. r. was
the reply, ION my way to conference.
What shame. that La Christian minis
ter, should be treated thus"
ut is unfortunate sir, but you tally
with the description l have ola noto-
rious bank sneak, except for the scar,
which is on the wrong cheek" said
the chief.
Scar is on right cheek, sir" put in
the policeman,
Yes, but the description says on
the left"
This mockery must not go on, sir.
It is outrageous. demand to be in
sanity released" st,rnly said tho
preacher.
Have you any credentials, sir?'
asked the chief, suddenly.
My word should be sufficient. sir
but here is my bible, the minister
replied, exhibiting a pocket tesla.
ment.
Now it so happened that the mar
the chief wanted carried bible, with
which he sought to impose upon th'
credulous, thus winning their conf
dence and swindling them out Of theii
money. This renewed the chiefs sHs
picions and, as the prisoner said h,
knew no one in the city things begar
to look blue for him. Just at thi
moment, however, a gentleman Gale,
in the Office on some business Of hi
own, and happened to hav, once beef
a class-mate Of the injured minister
Explanations and apologies followe,
and the minister, after pockoting hi
bible and shaking his coat tails, de
parted in peace and smiles,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
Reel Foot Lake Porch,
VenisOn Roast and Steaks,
Lake Erie salmon,
III. bEEsSEL, sR., q SON,
Ger. Jefferson and Second,
Noses 20 the Rosnne.

Rose Eliza White, keeper Of a low
negro den at tho foot Of Beal street.
was dragged out Of neighboring sa-
loon late last night by Officer Wilson.
and set up a fearful yell when she
reached the sidewalk. Her son, Moses.
his little knife, and resolved to
carve Wilson in the latest FJian style.
A gentle tweak Of bis car, however.
changed bis mind, and ho went along
quietly to the station. The pair wore
hned sl3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
Heavy Fine.

j. N, Lucias was tried in the Grim
inal coust to-day on a charge Of car
rying a bowie. knife. He was fined
500, and a sentence Of three months
pronounced. The court said he you'd
investigate the affair as to the merit.
orious character Of Lucias, and should
il prove as represented by counsel he
would recommend that the governor
pardon him for the oifeuso. Luciaf
was first tried before the police court
and fined $50. but half RENTED.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
MarrIaae Llcensea.

The cold weather is having an ex-
hiliatory influence. Four couples
were licensed to marry during the
snowfall this forenoon, as follows :
Samuel LansberOer and Miss Annie
Loeb, Nathan B. Camp aud Miss Min
nie j. splcer. and two colored couples.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
T best and largest cake OfSOap
at Sc.
Bluff City Bargain Store,
2l4 Main Street. at
HolI, Npr,ngs RaIIWay.


EST mates recently made indicate
til t the railway finished to HOll,
Spr ms can be placed 10 operation for
less than half a million of dollars
The distance is a fraction under At
miles and the amount suggested will
cover ties, iron, three engines, 60 box
cars, 40 fat and three passenger cart
and all necessary outfit. The pros
poets favor an early completion of the
line, AMI it IS probable that arrange
ments will be made whereby the train
will come in over the Charleston rail
way from a few miles beyond this city
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson. II


AT ore o'clock last night a thief en-.
tered the room Of Mr.. Fred Tucker.
over Bmerich's saloon, and walked Of
with a suit Of clothes. VIM. Burke
was arrested by Officer Cullen, who
caught him descending che stairs with
the bundle under bis arm. Before
the court to day he was found guilty.
aud bound over to the criminal co1rt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-17
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKER
34I second street. l4st
RaIIrond SlOckhOIders, MeetIng

Railroad Stockholders Meeting.
At their meeting yesterday, the
stockholders Of the NJ. & G. railroad
chose the following board Of directors:
&. Norton, w. w. Garth, Louis Han
uluer, Geo. P. Belrne, Napoleon Hill,
J D. Rather, Z. W.. Cole, c. NJ. Nc
Che, X. T. Wilson, E. H. Cossit..
james C. Nicely, Joseph Wheeler, Ad-
olson White. The directors after
wards met and elected r.. T. Wilson
president and E. w. Cole, viee-presi-
dent and general manager; also Mr.. s.
X Cruise as secretary and Capt. John
A. Grant, general superintendent