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Fourteenth Ward Democracy.

III tHc fHUOF o.. LIE EhlfApp lTIJItHfs
CHICAGO, Aug. .1s,,.-Tn NJ, uilprp1utltcttl OIL
server, tho Democratic purity III tho Fourteenth
Ward must aPInnr ~ lR either unfortunate,
dishonest. or lacking III Judgment, Else, w!Rt
Ia more ilkUly. tp be afflicted with combination
Ut ths threc evils. While itH Icnt,ets In order tu
snln fnror with tho Socialists, nrp ntiiHvcIy tlI-
no,inclng Mr.. MGtlr,ith, thu Republican Alder.
il,an, the Socialists cannot forget TINT the INN
ut w',ose lpusu 1t Is claimed tho returns uE tho
Alderinnnlu election 0r last spring wcro nltertl ls
DensV:r.It, wns recommended lly tho demo-
trnts uf tho ward tt, their Central Committee.
aud appointed BY thnk budy to act as !uJxo Ut
: eluctlUsI.
A few years since the Democratic rnrty wns
thp controlling POWER IN this wMrt1 md rpxnllr,
elected representative iu the City Council, but
It's n!Fnlra fur tho lust thrpt hr fntr yeurs hayo
been 30 bntlly managed by sht.as who 1lresuma
to TO It's lenders, a,,a who without exception nro
men without character or nlIlty, tl,ut ltS con-
dlt!on Is huth TINT M stiu cllli.l bc ful,Nll tn
Gopt tho purity nGih'atlun as rttilttlntu fnr Al
cut time ut u,,ss halt tloken III Us numbers nte
eMxngcd ~ thg undertaking ''usness seems
H,'newlnt Significant OF lts totai DISSOLUTION III
Every injecting Of tho !fnscoct- English aud
TrMnibtlll Unl, which ls this representative nr.
Ut Il dispute whtc, Il trltc III Ii, t!n must d.n
asasefttl mnhncr, tho inuca.pctHnt ni,ss pur1inl
ssy a ID VIII s"y . !s 'Sst M ho , , 70
eMdcAy1tN to ii,fsi.lce my ,ncas..rc recognizing
t1o rights Of the lts'tIc Is silrc II nrct
terruptton froin tho THUR It n1iy puT,a,a 10 III
!onO, us 10 how hv Ht,.dl vuu in tho euIntux rIer-
Ss s;fiust 10 inatS III hin 'H doeio asais Ti so
fie!ss II i ustrse[y Rs[i ioto,ru ii ay resident Of .ht.
!!csot iur a,,y oftce ito canl,'x iii, iii Il ieso
be my r.eoxl,ttnn q ,ho ward i VIII only by IN
fhh DIlEltt " C0tlhff fCDll.iisiltI;lgr OF G1ller
or tltb lAsrIHkut1tFt HHU
, 1880-08-24
lIorHe~Cur Accommodation.
N, ths tHIfto~ NJ 1hs t.ttrn,r. ft{buu.

N the Editor o} 17.s Chicago Jfstust.
CI1CAdn, Aug. &h-Qmcry: IL tho Wcst-stdc
1iorsr-ltalIuny tonlpa:y Il gigantic n,u1o,,niy,
lnchlnn for ctl1cctsng fntrs. or l.rc the public
entitled to ynlur received In the ai,apc Of rctso-
nbG acrofntnotl,t'nns2
Tho uvcilinT If the 10th inst, m the writer,
wife. Rld daughter wHro On ther way hosno by
the Vnn lttlren Etrect route, the conductor was
requested to stpp thu car a short tllstauc. west
df Thronp etrcet, nnd although BIZ repeatedly
run. TUG bell. tue only response tro'A tio driver
was, nIll bn d---tl It atip the ear fnr my
hudy."' the result being that NJ were tMkrn 10
Lootsiis atrutt A,d obliged Il, walk buck IL bei.Y
very lung l,luck) tis dlistltcu If m Urrlinury
blt,ck and il l,alf. Tle conductor. when nskr.,
for his humber. refi,ac 10 give It, being either
,Lshisnftl nr afraid tn do HO. Ttmu, I:D y. ILL:
cur lbS, chIidlicthr No. GI.
Similar ta,ltlpnlntA AfG numerous H1onN tho
route. 1t can hust1Iy t,e eupiosctl that tho gen.
t!ctnAhly Superintendent. slr I.nku. IL nNAIG
titnt fnnf Vi thu conductors slinpIy play krG,nd
AtlilG t0 tho drivers. lilt nevertheless II IN 0-
rtolsly tho case. They are ticrrIy Ht.t0nlnftns,
dubbed conductors, and II they have any nut
thurity nlW lnnblc Or itLtainxr,l IL exercise Il.
siyscif nna fhuiiy lny eight fnrrs tlatly. hnyt.
pAtrunizG!l tho Cotnrnny sin.c tho first car WIS
run III tho city, and. III tnMnun with others.
clhiln TINT We ara entitled 10 At lrast trtt.nt
trcAtmcht nnl tho privilege IT HettinY OF tho
cur tn ci,so proximity tn oltr uwn ttour. y.
, 1880-08-24
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.


II lhs E,iishr ~ 5Af fhfdco 1ribunt.
Cn1cAnO. Ai,E. :sl--Wc s1n,ll lose hundreds Of
votes IN thls city unless thcrr nrH more polling.
p!aees nt tho November election. Now fork
City utc,t Il, linrc districts NJ TN, vutef, and tho
polls wcrc kept open frotn "surrsc 10 Rl,iset."
think ttoru IL tn'w tHi tl,ore fur :sAt vstcrs.
Our pills arc u1,nn ten hnuss. VT rtfNnpt pull
40 Votes III tn,l hours. II II equal To "ae Il
minute. with tho tielhys.-and mere, TIM. W.
lust immensely III lH,G IN this city from this
ca,ssc, fur E!utnl ut TIM polls MI tny. md very
tltNly ctIt III INT E9t thotr t,tt.s ILL., People clIl-
not Ytar,I for huIrs III liH. fu rhtc..-innny vi
tlinnl. rhis s tnHttcr Tint needs lottsng tn IN
l!me. observed yDnr article, but ilayo ,nisIaiI
tho pRpur. Yours very truly.
JOItS l., Wilson,
, 1880-08-24

reputable ht!Mse o4 John h. Dodge u Co., No. II
WAL street, New York. nut only xl,ea sylopsis
mart, bnt cUntAns Information nllt hint valliR.
bio to thOsu who wish 10 Speculate III stocks, 1t
Il Eeut FREQ tu Auy applicant.
, 1880-08-24

s,".'rntiM NJ i'asrHan|la, A!iSs., June !S1t}
ntlDr fellows put kmnatl's pulltits ltul Mr.
Davis Endorsement Ut t!innI, md Str. f'nvis'
yi,l ,It"ri11, by ts Sls.lrsprl 'rss s
i,''f,'; fr ~ '"tf ,'' sou "se tcria
,,iI rrrsllcnt .lell.s7Gll Davis in en autograph,
rrn, Southland y will! Hratrful admiration,
11e1nelilE y li1,l tint wllrtnnr III prast, OF
~ II Slss ,ssrisin sf Yssa s; 9m thu States o'cp gives
t'n. lo*rp, i. Day!s fnepl.ewnf President
pnyla} m S,M-H!ture tAfiss.) 0a:oite: "Why
s''onll Wy SDnlllerneIs bu required. uE, .sllil
lear Mr. krrnnu lncalse lIu Inns lrrr some
what violent OF cxtr,1vngnnt In expression:
The ease ~ well illusttatr'l by. n
frlr,'d OF 0nrs. who says TINT when n sn'tlicr
ilpnh ttlu cnrny's |inn, 1t t.ay bu ill-)ntigcd,
slloot iini IL ihu lmck." w ~''"''>''' ="
Aincolt tMtss} ucnco,s::. .".'r1,e yilitlcatron
be cnlItlcslitled BY every Intelligent il,nll III III
tle Stutc, H1t1 TIC t3.ulf,ctcr hG h1s ,autit f0i
h!'nsGlf ai'iec hc h"s hccn here ought 10
*1irtt l;ada,, 'n ne G,nn s'.a' e't."!1c."
tho press, pix! WI allu,ls t" hntl' tiM Dsmt,. 70
csatlc nA the t,adlca! press, on Krrnan nru
unworthy hf tltgni!eh ]oMrllultanl.'
THY ll.,n. j. +. 4. tniH'rne. tllc Historian
e q 'ss!fs'pi ,!sa' II os ",s Wa tsi AZ! NJ frna s'%,
fus ifi, " ....' ',,t ,t -" n.'s A"f' S!h4i.S
erilurs III myself"
Forest tMiss. 1'cpIslcr: "Ws sinccruly
tnlta nlM ~ i ,aru u' ill., Met M'i rs' IL our
% iIe Is ,n @ IF III % I..Sf'" s",, @ % lotis ~
nrlttzeh Of tue proutlcst State III tho Rcpub.
From n prn.nlncnt citizen Of West Point,
~ M'ss: ds! Mr kettn. a Tint thn irlals i
mortality Wl,krh tinEltls always niYcrY ,tW,,
the tlllht;stui!a of l}estiny.'
,,,o summit iM.ssi st, nsti,Hi1n: re-, Wotlu tliat
We Wtfn liirssGal WIN tlln rAre sel,se Ot tlis
Ita,;aH KH,,,,a Maa n 'Gt!nS nv %''ea pefeates VIII
% Dr; ]. i. S% Ma;Issj'. % = lyaaInx physician Of
North Mississlpli: "soine may EMIL ,yol
nourtH,n, "nM ~ OH ntilor ma1!es; b!lt isar ti1etn
s; a;,tn,, ~. ,nia' TOR s"' hfe r'ghs' attl WILL be
Lexington tMllssl Adrertxcr "'fllc 20.
stti0n Mr. kcrIlaii VIII ,usle tlay 0:Glity
!tlhonK i!io leat!inI GIFTED l!lGn nf tho wurld
Is, IN 9,lr, @ @opll1o1l'l u! Al!ost beyo'l coiltro-
4, thrftesponanEnrn tp Nest I0ilit taltss.) Ecin:
kcrnAn M hny lgeli l'etseS'.tcu alMl slantlercl
10, 10 s presi i!o ~ ~ a ilasa!,c ;'t!s!;-
Willis y ,l;r l'l1tst' lct eysry true Southern
lii'i'i extc,1t to him cUrtItAl RraAp uf VOL
co,M:
"A. 7. Harper III Okolonn isMfes: "Mr.
why's i!rj bpcn. nj honest. upright, md iaItl.-
fnl advocate hf the printiplG Ot StMtlsrlgll,s
!| !l|'s1.1sraey; NJ: kerl!ai! W!is = ,aer.. lad Il
- ,a, 1s to S1ly Soyo n \. ,, op,s r., & and e
Ut those Tines. Tie nar,lt. 'c;srpct-bugrpr'
IL II term Of tlutrNcttU!, intended tn cXljrcys
soeM ,t ~ a;,s for S,1r S!f's5 ,xIt I cs1ftaniy ea
frirnds s1f % dir cause ~ Mr' KerlIan. I if W Mr.
hf3kilr0W U{ys*rsYpf1 tile vent ff unl11is n,ul
, 1880-08-24

SUPERIOR ts,t1er - CnXFEsstnxR - Martin
Mathews y. .fntnrH ~. Matthew'S. kl.Iti.!lI.
EtI:cuiT TEtEMT--tt,NFEsSlt,*r-L u. Drake
Of ii. Y. Hurry WcD1l, nl1as ftant'. s5tU.
, 1880-08-24
WoslEN's INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

WOA1EN'A INDUSTRIAL. SCHOOL.
IN the case Of tho W0meh's Industrial Huns
va Grown, an application was nude yesterday
afternoon to Il. h. MugrsIler, Mhster ln Cham
cery, for Iu injunction. Tho Master, afcr heur~
Ing Tho hill ,ead, ..,adn q report In favor of
Kr,thl lug 1t, una MI application Will le made thta
tn0r'!ng tn JUniHs, JMlnesnn f1r tho writ Tho
but 10 AlIYMGE or eQttlteE.4 4tl4AYIlA MGfp filed.
, 1880-08-24

HOW Mortality S*us D1siai Na4tstd.
1t was found Ia Manchester, EnYlAnd, that tho
draining anA paying OF twenty streets lIinin.
[she4 the uoTtalIty 10 tho exteut Uf " IN IlV,
, 1880-08-24
TIE COURTS.
A Contractor Gets tho Better Of
Hyde Park.
Soino Interesting lfabeas Corpus Casos
before Julgc Moraus
The n 0. Walker Estate Again-What
tue Judges Are Doing,
FORTUNATE cosrnAcyons.

ttr,ta JIurt fila v,. :, n,,tt ,.,o,,.. -, ,,,a.
s1.. ~ 80" "' nav "''"A''t ;" ieHoFn4
nalhhee quo ol' Il ehtraot Tor furnishing tho
vil'nRn with wntcr-ppe, ritz. Thu wnrk WAS
~ ,natc,Ia, s".''s 'S, - n'a a.n! 'st s.o." ~or.n
,ran. r". ,,'ns 'MH'er, LUG orle'l ~sl!'eh con-
~ ,,,, ,,m"s.,", s', w I."' n'o"a .'.':'a
(. Smith hof ~ .,,,.,l',. ~ t'."',,s,
a,,)lt1 n,,'a n, .hn ,r.an. ov n,n =, ~ ,,r..
,,ntr,t n ~, r,,no i"o .,. :. 49,, .ae n.sl
finn ,,r tho ,v"tnr .W.xs ,rt, ,,,,nn.M t,nt...
nrnt nrv1rI nr, ~. , .s"r -, ss.
lin optjnn ,r a"vsst,,v ,,n" aoen.,,rg =, t,,o
cnntruc,, II. ,o ,,r., a, nu ~. t,e ,.t.,.'o ~"
wus tlr,t IN rno,Ir ~, ,,st, ~ ,,,o ,s,,o ,m ~
nntify Ambr, l. s,nIIt, ,,,or.,r n,,,t tho~ ~,
hitter wer. to fnrn's,' ~" ,,',.e..arv ,n,ar,s,.
within annc,tlc.l t,,nn 1bn ,,,".o ~,
Tho iitt of june iH;i, decided &, 10
I'M with the Wntcr- Works, but, ti1nlHfl
l1cnlnx tho pipa. rte., ApreItte In tho contract,
failed to kivD my nnltca ur s.leh inct u tho
%ssr s Ha , r 'he T'sres e1,s @
@ Ut BIT s VIII sse ses sei"r i" ''ts 70 secceS 9S
Tho mall, question then was Whether tho VII
iMEe W.; rs,esstsl fun ~ soi,,rartto ~ purchase
osu t. ' lie Ns &c se sSs " I s .
"a! lout"i ly ~ c1ntrst: The ido
risem siiu tMnti9scturs w,sl,i., umdts,te%iy % hnvn
hvl t ss' u s SS,4 ss,ss' ' f f"ss "t tn ,r # s srs s
wu,lI'l s;c tllu iit1rrcncu Irtwse,, lilo ssirnct
l,r!es sid tGe price p.ttti. t i rxfets,l ti.o
but With interest il viii I'll; Up i to no"ry ;ts. .
THE n. o. WALKER ESTATE.
1"'l " poane Yesterday hicu h11l III ino s'i'
pcrlor Court nsh'hst Mrs. S'nrthn a. Walker.
, 1880-08-24

STATE CDt1I.Ta.
Lem EreHar commenced ii h1I!t In trrspAss
against 3ary tlnns etninllng sb,o00 daiuugcs.
, 1880-08-24

A l'Any wil.h SILL. 1lEit HEAlrrlti1l: HAY
VII s'i"s f.; :fs y 4Efs SHa%'; :o III
A.nsstssn Hlae, xaans .iot:,a{ = iHt hnnss hlah;
Es il rnrrante4 Ia tIrt fl H'!1c ~ 3Xt pld wMt.
fsn!ra gEr.uSx tsYHS T. ;S, asa aln ~ t!ys 1."
S,sat tars' i = @ ns + shH s1IEs,ss7 ay xH
rssidonse IL, M!eIixao.as.s nsat rwsi9.s..o o""'''
Ii1lt EALE-FANll.y TIA yiSis 1iiR TRY VIII,
tur .Isss ~" .H d, Ant ad
t!e hvrsss s1u WY la.tl Yns pair int II 1 o
;iysi' Il. ~ ;.s :!y;:
AZ .SNn9 IND HIn s tass X st s,sa xsFs s
Hutraa."a ~. ,hs fst'ann ss'Tk farm Kvntnsky
It prleas q auit pl,Eohatsrs, tilSy Ia'~s s-
M Mn1a y nth:sHtasy 81 sun,e prttc- Cali a. FrYata
EOlt sAI.ls;~A TiNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siAitE, i
Ss "a. I'd r. H. 1 IL, ea ss ss w. hsf x y
tha Top uf tisf sl vi ahs II III stealL
taaai y nny u4stxc!1 RI tho ruadi sl lr,lt,a Ist
ssst9 sS.s f 1 sst1, hs :s :sga y s ~ t
p!eeonl3 Will hEtl har At kuerlas Tho must ba
tts$ A Is.as ta'a I" Tho 'd'es
ii 0RsE. iTlNk14lX, AND iilAMNEER ron sALE
euta9 sa!i. r nthss sond Icsuust properly. Aaaress
ITYXNrKlt.!rltH UaN or ii1KSE ASfi NUtiliV
" q onUh hnr.e cnErLags for Nh hunr " two !,!ea
e: H. 8as.s
- M1sc1LLANEOUs. -
WANTED : FlNsr.C!.Ass cllAN Ann ri.
, 1880-08-24
st'nu1tssAn REAL EsTA1E,

I'm sALE-fuH WILL. Ntty A BEADTfftL I'M
T. enn hItlvk from In'ts st In titnnvc mlic. from
t!tii,t4: tt5 dhwn Atad e. rnnthy; r,~xInrt props
Hrtr II nln:ket. hnt .Ir'Tn fr,'o abstract frcr rail-
rnn thru % {iIrnrnP llts 4nd UftccS,
lN.t Itlt.tyE II. Ia EA!lf.st.. Nonml. =.
, 1880-08-24

- ZEAL r:sTATE 1vANTEn. -
]1-AN1E En-.Fplt a CASH t1:1TNMEls-A F'El.-
tr, Wc's -lTn*tA tntlh. Of ~ isl ~ AGfe* Ilnkr
rAFnll -fstln Atll mi Uf"r Hfty taus from Cllca-
~. 4. W.AEE, iii In 4M.tH.rt.
\\ASTtI,- y t;th,n sl:nGnHAN lIUME WlrH-
III twenty iilrs r1tt Wrkt nf Gtty{ $i1Jlc1tAh,
siyc !rat!gn lsi.t. ctr A.t.!rc.. y y rnnnc olcn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
10 the People Of SHELBY County.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 9. 1880.
1t is rumored that l intend to with
draw from the race for the Office Of
sheriff for this county. This IS not
true. l am still a candidate for the
office, and am determined to remain
a candidate until after the election.
am thus resolved because | know
my strength and know that it is su-
perior to that of either Of the other
candidates for this Office. Impressed
with this conviction, without falter-
ing for a moment, 1 declare it to be
my purpose to follow the campaign to
the end; and l appeal to my friends,
old and young, who have promised to
support me, to now sustain me, and l
will be the next sheriff of Shelby
county. john A. Powell.
ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
Lightning Lie.

The Memphis and Chrleston rail-
road has astonished ib friends and
the country bynow exhibiting the eff
fective work on its contraction aud
equipment, which BIAS cen so quietly
progressing. On Mondy they intro
duce two daily fast train, making Chi
cago in bouttwenty-for hours amidst.
Louis in thirteen hours 1t has formed
a splendid Cincinnti connection
over the Cincinnati Sathern, leaving
Memphis at 7 am, md arriving in
Cincinnati at 7 o'cloc next morning.
1t makes East Tennessee and Virginia
just a step from outdoors. 1t en-
braces all fast schedules to eastern
cities and western tsorts. Our peo-
pie certainly congratulate their old
and true friend Of its success, and
wish it continued prosperity. The
Knights TemplarsM asons, and their
friends have signed contract with this
route to carry theI to Chicago next
month.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
CHICKASAW IRON WORKS.
FIOuFishing Establishment
Doing a Big Business in Mid
Summer.

Business has kept up remarkably
well all summer, and we are likely IL
have olly a very brief dull season Of
less than two months. Many Of our
leading establishments still employ a
full force, work as many hands as
usual and have all the business they
can attend to.
Among Others we allude particular
ly TO the firm Of Randle Il Liveimore,
prOprietors of the ChickasaW iron
works, on Second street. We learned
incidentally this morning thai they
will ship ten tons of iron building
work to-day and Monday over the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, to
I'LL orders from Little Rock anl Con-
way, a iourishing point on the Fort
Smith railroad. They are also max
ing heavy shipments to various points,
near and remote almost, DALI, and
have orders ahead for all tn, work
they can do. This is a big c,ncern,
and the prOprietors are Thorough bust
ness men, clever gentlemen md as
popular at home and abroad Is they
are enterprising. They employ a
large force, work to the full capacity
Of the establishment, and turI out a
vast amount of work, which is sent
out far aud wide and bring a great
deal OF money back to Memphis. Such
a concern gives employment o labor,
supports hundreds of peopl, keeps
money in circulation, and is a great
benefit to the community. Instead
Of so few, we wish Memphis had a
dozen or scores of such paying enter
prises. This one, at least, ) a SPLEEN
did success, a credit to the 3ity and a
benefit to the community. We hope
it will long keep the lead i deserves,
yet be initiated by many oilers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10

tricts, comprising the territory from
Madison steeet north to Wolf river,
and out to Big Springs.
The Maccaronians INDUCED in their
first feast for this season at camp No.
rs to-day. Their fruit is ripening,
and other festivals are contemplated.
d.. Canale 4 Co. are receiving an
other large lot Of fresh Messina lem
ons and Rodi oranges from New York,
purchased before the rise, and can
sell cheap.
Witnesses have been notified to APP
pear at the criminal court on Monday
next in the cases of W. G. Brouough,
VIM. Jennings, Lon Aiken, Barney
Ferret, Lewis Hulin, and Henry
Williams.
A solid citizen was heard to COM
plain yesterday of the general impe-
curiosity of the entire greenback
party, individually and collectively, as
far as his experience has gone, and he
has felt them freely. Is there, indeed,
any greenbacks among the greenback-
ers ?
Mr.. Sol Coleman will not do bust
ness on Sundays. An attempt was
lately made to get up a petition, ask
ing that the cigar stores and barber
shops keep open on Sunday, and Mr..
Coleman was applied to for his sigma
ture, but he positively refused to sign,
remarking at the time that himself
and clerks are hard at work for six
days and until a late hour each night,
and rest was an absolute necessity on
the seventh. No person in the COM
munity appreciates a Sunday more
than Mr.. Coleman and his hard-work-
ing force of clerks. Mr.. Coleman
keeps his cigar house open until y
o'clock tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
RIVER EXCURSION
TO-NGOrrOvv,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON and NIGHT,
Tickets. 90 cts. Children, % cts.
'KLISHUN.
And His Lead Goose Flown

A week ago yesterday morning q
small craft drawn by six geese, sci
sail for Nashville from a cruise to THU
port, by way OF the Cumberland river.
The strange vessel and motive power
was commanded by Captain John A.
Dix, of New York, and Mr.. Arthur
Stevenson was his only passenger.
Lafayette the Pirate" was the name
of the boat, and it was expected the
voyage here would terminate by the
10th inst. The vessel was 6 feet
wide, Is feet long, 2 feet deep, and
carried a canvas awning for a sun
shade or a sail as might be needed,
also a barrel ofcOrn for the crew, and
%proVender for the men, together with
a small cannon, 1000 boxes of ointment
and as many of liniment. The trip it
is said was designed at first to be
made in time for the craft to enter
into the regatta here on Monday last,
to contest with the Taxing District
crew, but unavoidable delays prevent
ed, a goose or two getting the collie or
some other malady, for which liniment
is no antidote. The craft got under
way, and went off down the flowing
Cumberland in gallant order. A week
ago this afternoon it arrived all safe
at GAINESVILLE, but during a violent
storm which prevented a landing being
successfully made. The wind caught
the vessel and carried it against n
Of the railway bridge piers, in the
middle of the river. Disaster follow
ed, lockwise as it were, the lead goose
Of the train breaking his harness and
flying away. A thousand bottles of
liniment were broken, a liberal guam
tity of ointment was destroyed, and a
general wreck resulted. The Olarks-
vile Chronicle, in recording the dis
aster gives no intimatiOn as to whether
or not the damage a be repaired,
and we may never be delighted with
a view of this strange craft and her
wild goose crew.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
Attachment Notice.

No. 4s70-Before j. s.. Galloway, ]. p. for
Shelby county, Tenn.-G. A. Eckerly &
Bros. VS.. Charles Berton.
N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3455 Of the code of
Tennessee, and. returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that defendant is indebted 10
the plaintiff in the sum Of S9.0l, due by
account, and that the claim is just, and that
the defendant is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee; or is about to remove, or has 70
moved himself or property from the State,
or has removed or is removing himself Out al
the county privately; or conoealinR himself so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him; or has absconded; or Is All
scOnding or concealing himself or IRON
erty; or has fraudulently disposed Of.
or is about fraudulently To dispose
Of his property; 1t Is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal an
pearanoe before me on the It'll day Of Aueust.
1880. at IL o'clock M, at my office. No. sl
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pTe-
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with tx-parte; and that a copy Of this order
Public Ledger.
This the Sd day Of July, 1850.
los ia 40 l26 j. s, GALLOWAY. Y D
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
al Second Street. 1881


DR., John Abercrombie 24O Main. S24
DR.. Buddeke, Eye aud Ear diseases
No. 56 East Court street. 144+
Tax Collector Q. Weatherford has
been absent at Clarksville for several
days past,
Miss Pearl Nicely and Miss Mamie
Patterson, Of this city, are visiting at
Little Rock.
Hon. John i. T. Sneed, of Shelby
county, and II. NJ. Ferguson and fam
lily we're in Nashville yesterday.
On Tuesday last MI. Thomas j.
Brown and Miss Eden Harvey, of
Lagrange, were married at GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee.
Miss Courtney Leathers, we'll known
to many here who, during the last few
years, have gone to the Virginia
Springs, was married a few days since
to Mr.. Geo. Winchester, of Natchez,
Miss.
The popular news stand of Billy
Lieben, 1861 Main street, is the head
quarters for late magazines, illustra-
ted papers, novels, Seaside and Frank
lin library, etc. Call on him for
choice Sunday reading matter.
Colonel John d. McLemore, a
prominent cotton planter of the Tai
lahatchie valley, we'll known here and
throughout the Mississippi valley,
also at n time a solid merchant at
New Orleans, died some days ago In
Carroll county. Mississippi.
Chancellor W. w. Mcdowell went
to Bon Aqua this morning by the ear
ly train, enjoining the boys as he
waved adieu, to take care of his char
acter as he left that in their keeping.
and they'll do it too. The Judge will
return in ten days to sign the minutes
of his court, and to see how his in
junction has been Obeyed.
The Katzenberger brothers, Moses
H., William, and Isadore, after a sea-
son of heavy operations in oil and
cotton seed cake, closed business yes.
terday, having made their last ship
ment the day before, and left for the
east. After a visit to various resorts,
one of the brothers, William, will 90
abroad, but all expect to return in
time for renewed activity next fall
and winter.
MI. and Mrs. Bronson Bayliss and
a number Of others were passengers
for the north and east by the steamer
Golden City early yesterday morning.
This morning, on the Reuben r.
Springer, some twenty-five people left
for Virginia, Niagara Falls, and other
resorts. Among them were Mrs. j,
A. Buckham and child, W. II. Long
necker, Jas. r. Louden, Mrs. FIRE.
veadru, Mrs. Stiff and child, Miss
Anna Parham, Mrs. s. B. Cherry and
nurse, Mrs. NJ. Il. Lovebac, L. w.
Cherry, w. T. Williamson.
The Rev. Alexander j. Semmes, NJ.
d., A. NJ, of the faculty of Pic Mono
college, Macon, Ga, being professor
of English literature and history, and
vice president of that institution.
will preach in st. Patrick's Catholic
church, on Linden street, tomorrow
morning. The reverend gentleman is
a brother of Mr.. B. j. Semmes, of
this city, and visited us during the
plague season of 1873, at which time
his kindly professional m~inistrations
were prominently commented upon by
a wide circle, who learned to respect
his courteous qualities and admire
his generosity.