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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29

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Under and by virtue Of two certain trus+
~ deeds 20 me executed bv losonb G'
Meacham, Of date 22nd day ofNeyember. 1874
recorded in the Reqister's Office of ghelbv
county, State Of Tennessee, In record book
70. ", o a-page q, and one dated Btb'day Of
marsh 100, eRd recorded in same Office, on
the bth day OF March, 1875, In record book Mo-.
10, on page 66}; the debts therein secured be-
ing past due and unpaid, / will, at The reouest
OF the benetciarieS therein, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of April. 1880.
within legal hours, at the southwest corner ~
MAIN and Madison streets. in the c.ty Of
memphis, Ionn proceed 10 sell 90 the 6ich-
est bidder Tor cash the following descri6ed
req estate, conveyed by the trust decd, dated
emu vi NOvehieari loi5' situated in Shelby
county, state Of Tennessee, t0-Wit: Ono lot Or
parcel OF land in Germantown, bounded on
the north by what is known as the n. Boer1-
mar lands; OF the west by the G-ormaniown
ana memphis plank road, or Bridge street. on
sougn Dy, the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road; ana on tho east by what is known as tbo
otout lands, containing five acres, more N
less, with all the tCncmuuts and appurts-
names thereuuto belonging itbeine M ssne
on which tho said Meacham now reriaes aiso
one tract OF land about 21S miles south of
unknown, known az q part Of the paynelands,
and described as follows, to-Wit: a part NJ
fractional section number two t2l. fownsbin
NUMBER one VI at rance number siv IA ,-es.
lying between the old Winchester line and
he line dividing the State Of Tennessee from
the state OF Mississippi, oontainine tbreo
hundred acres, more or less (except one bu,-
dred acres Of said tract heretofore faIi Inv goi5
Meaeham TO j. j. Tueale): $50 one me-
tract OF and adjoining the last above dsserib.
I'd tract on the north, and bounded ON tbo
east by Q er lands of sad Meachaln' snow
as me Clarke place; on the north by IN lands
o. John Hall and on the west by the 'IanAs ~
Moses N.eely md N + Harrison, containing
Rinety. hye 1851 acres, more or less: also are
other tract OF land Sitgoted IN same eounfv
ana state; conveyed, by the trust deed, dated
March 9Th, 1873, IL being q mart OF me north
division Of fractional section number tvo M.
township numher one % of range sNv i0
west, in the 18th Civil District, eon NM
TWO hundred and six acres. more on less' n
being same lands conveyed to said NeTeham
by, deed Of Geo. B. Clarke, dated Janutry
18th, 1857, and recorded In deed nook No s6
on pages No. 436 and ts7. of the records NJ
Shelby cornty, State Of Teunossoo.
The title to these lands believed TO Be GOOD.
but l sell and convey only rs irusfee
hlgRt OF redemption waived IN both deeds
March 9th, 1850,
8HM26s2 'ru'No Z.
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R-on-reslden, Notice.

No. S'91-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Mary A. Dolsen VS.. j.
D.. Dolsen
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
/ that The defendant, j. b. Dol en-, is non
resident Of tho State Of Tennessee; Il is
therefore ordered that he make bi. ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shelby
county, in y emphis, Tennessee. on or before
the ,hrst Monday in WY, 1880, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, OF the same will be taken for confessed MS
TO him and set FOR hearing ex-parte and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week Tor four successive weeks in the Public
Ledger.
This 9th day Of March, 1880.
A c~opy-Attest:
By b. B. MCLENRY, D. c. &M.
L. 2. Chambers, Sol. for complainant.
Il 81 On DC
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OOTION kAUHAhUH VUUtATIUHb,
.Standovd International Classi6oafi
Recoints az cotton here for the week

GOSCtlpAs VI OOJlOu HClC iOl VuC NCCh
,,endiog Friday last were 1865 bales,
J against SOB bales the week before,
1923 bales same week last year, and
1888 bales same week the year before.
Shipments for the week were l1,775
bales. against 1892 bales same week
last year, and 979l bales the year
before. OF the weeks shipments 4l54
bales went south by rail, none by
river, 52SS north by rail, and 1888 by
river.
The receipts Of cotton here are now
382.993 bales-25,O 24 ahead of last
year. and 1898 ahead of theyear before
at this time. Of these receipts the
Little Rock railway brought us co.
SOB bales, and 24,364 in excess of last
eason the Memphis and Charleston,
1922 bales, increase 6l20 bales; Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, 5O,4l3 bales,
increase, 1854 bales; Memphis and
Paducah, 1924 bales, increase 1744
bales Louisville and Nashville, 49,
92l bales, decrease 1920 bales river,
1OO,l93 bales, decrease 1895 bales.
The receipts from along the Missis-
sippi are ahead of last year about 1000
bales, White river sent us 1922
bales. and a little ahead Of last year,
while St. Francis is 1900 short,
aud Arkansas nearly 5000 short of
last year, OF the shipments this
season, the Mississippi and Tennessee
Road carried south 63,S80 bales against
38,;34i last year; the river 1921 bales
against 1854 bales; steamers north
67.417 against 72,137 bales; the Mem
pbis and Charleston railroad east 81,
ga bales against 53,755 bales, aud the
Louisville aud Nashville S7,l59 bales
against 71,35S bales. The receipts
have recently shown a marked falling
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Trustees sale.


Hinder and by virtue of a trust deed mad
- to me, as trustee, by John Cubbins ana
John Gunn, fer the purpose Of securing the
payment Of the note therein mentioned,
which trust deed is dated tho 10th day Of
May, 1910, and Is recorded in the Register's
ONCE for Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
NO. lO6, page5S3, | will, on
Tuesday, the 3Oth day Of March, 1880.
at the Main street entrance of the c~ourthouge,
IN the Taxing District Of Shelby county date
city OF Memphisl, Tennessee, sell for cash az
public auction, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, o-wit A certain
lot Of land situated and being in the county Of
shelby, state Of Tennessee and city Of Mem
PMS NOV TaXiug District rs afOresai9), be-
ginning at q point on the south line Of Poplar
street, which is the northeast corner of a lot
conveyed to said CUbbins and dunn by D. i.
Myers on 2lst March, 1873, running thence
southWardly with the east line uf said lot, one
hundred and sixty-three feet and nine inches.
more or less, 70 an alley and to the southeast
corner OF AID lot; thence west with the line
Of said alley htty-eieht feet and ten inches to
2 stake; thence nQrthwardly on a lino peral-
lei with the east line OF said lot herein con-
yeyed, 70 a point on the south line of Polar
street about one hundred and siXtv-One feet.
more or less; thence east with said south line
Of Poplar street ift7-eiRht feet aud len inches
70 the beginning, bring patio on the east end,
oS tgei and I'D inches on Poplar street, of the
sud lot conveyed to pubbins q d Gum by D.
h. Myers as atJre aid With the privileges and
appuTtenances thereunt0 holOn ing.
The equity Of redemption Is expressly wsi-
ed in said trust deo' and the titie Is beLev, q
to be good, bu' Will only sell and convey as
trustee. FRANCIS FE LINZ. Trus,ee.
nc Warinnrr. Att " f5s 29
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10 all Who are suffering irOm tle e,for. and
lno,scIetions Of youth, nerrot.s wcatree.,
early decay, loss o manhood sis.. 7 MN .erd
g reeipe thard will cure sou, PREE 0f
IN 4 ms great reqaoly vas discovered
ny = missloh9fy u. Sopih America. Send
selt-addressed envelope to ne Rev .jo'orf
Anman, statioz D, New Yo-k civ.
If rwrf1Itr.la-
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rent securities :


The market opened hero to-day
quiet and unchanged, with a moderate
demand.
The weeks sales of cotton in this
market sum up $500 bales, divided
5000 to exporters, 200 to spinners and
mono to spectators. Prices for the
week show a decline of from ! to &c
on grades below low middling.
Sales Saturday were $50 bales, divided
200 to exporters and $50 to spinners,
the market closing quiet as follows:
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

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Chancery Court of Shelby oounty-No. 1874,
NJ. l.. Roush, adm'r'x of John A. Rou b
vs.. 4. j. Wolf, ct al.-And No. 1923, u. H..
Rnush vs.. S. Beektold, ct al
QI virtue of an interlOcut0ry decree for sale,
- entered in the above consolidated causes
on the 18th day Of March, IS 0, NJ. B. 26, p.
52l, l will sell, at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, in front OF the clerk and master
ONCE, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
now known as the Taxing District of Shelby
county, Tenn, on
Saturday, April 10, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
TO wit: A leasehold interest in the city OF
Memphis, situated on the southwest corner
Of Deeoto and Monroe streets, fronting on
Monroe street IS feet, more OF less, by 1857 feet
on the west side Of DeSOiO street, with ali the
improvements thereon, subject TO conditions
Of lease filed herein.
Also a certain tract of land in Memphis on
the north side of Hotel street. being lot II n
block II, on the plan ofsaid city as set out in
the deed of Andrew Stein, recorded in book
lO5' ? bA in the Registers Office of Shelby
county.
Also a certain tract in said city on the east
side OF Causey street. fronting 10 feet, more or
less, and having a depth of about 80 feet,
being all Of lot No. 4, block AZ. except the
rear part of said lot sold 10 one Copeland by
J. Nj. James, being the same land described
in an instrument recorded in Registers Office,
Shelby county, Tenn, book %, page Ga, etc,
subject, however, to the life estate OF Mary l.,
housh, which has been set apart 10 her in this
cause, beginning at the southwest corner
Of said lot No. 4; thence north with the east
line of Causey street 571S feet; thence east at
right angles with said street 100 feet: thence
south and parable with said street Is feet 10
inches, the south line Of said lot: thence west
wardly with the south line of said lot No. 4 to
the beginning"
Terms of sale One fourth cash: balance on
a credit of twelve az months, purchasers exc
cutting notes. Lien reserved for payment Of
purchase money, and when paid, title abso-
This March 18th, 1880.
r, J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
!Finlay q Peters, IL. @. Mccall, WV. Good
win, Solicitors. I7S6
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Clear.
Cool.
Invigorating weather.
River on the decline.
Fair business doing on the landing.
Sterrett Pepper went out as second
clerk on the Poitevent.
The City of Alton from Orleans
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday,
The Shields brought in 81 bales
cotton and 40 pkgs sundries.
The w. j. Poitevent, for Hatchie
river, had a good freight list.
The March winds are washing the
levees and doing them much harm.
The high stage of water has done
very little damage in the bends so far.
Pilot Harry NJ. Hampton went out
as pilot on the Poitevent Saturday
evening.
G. P. Chouteau, bound for
St. Louis, is due from New Or
leansto-day.
The Katie Hooper cleared for Ar
kansas river Saturday evening with a
splendid trip.
The John B. Maude, en- route from
Ficksburg to st. Louis, passed Cairo
Saturday night.
The John A. Scudder which passed
up Saturday night, put off here 250
boxes canned goods.
The John Dippold, with six barges
loaded with grain, left st. Louis yes
terday for New Orleans.
The Vint Shinkle, for Memphis,
and Golden Crown, from New Orleans,
left Cincinnati Saturday evening.
The John A. Scudder passed up
Saturday night with 400 tons Of
freight and a good list of people.
The Robert Mitchell, en- route from
Cincinnati to New Orleans passed
Evansville yesterday, and is due here
Tuesday.
The ladies of Yazoo City presented
the City Of Yazoo, Commodore Parri-
Sot's new boat, with a handsome set
Of colors.
The Thomas Sherlock, from Ciucin-
natl, arrived at New Orleans Saturday
and leaves there tomorrow with a re-
turn trip.
The W. P. Halliday, for New Or
leans, and Grand Tower, for Vicks-
burg, of the Anchor line, left t .Louis
Saturday evening.
The S~ilverthorn, Captain White
head, leaves this evening for Com
merce and the bends. Neil Booker
holds forth in the office.
The Port Eads and barges, Common
wealth and Peck, for st. Louis, and
Charles Morgan, for Cincinnati, lett
New Orleans Saturday evening.
Captain Henry Hart, of the Reuben
Springer, had three negro rousters
arrested and imprisoned at New Or
leans this trip, for mutiny and steal
ing.
The Josie Harry, Commodore Milt
Harry's blue-ribhon boat, had a big
trip of freight out Saturday evening
for White river, and had also a fair
list Of people
The Golden City passed up Sunday
for the Ohio river with a good up.
steamer trip. She discharged here II
bids sugar, % bbls molasses, and a lot
of sundries.
The Reuben Springer passed up
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wednesday, April 2sth. IssO.

at the southeast corner of South Court and
Main, in front Of tho real estate Office Of
Royster d Company, in the Taxing District
Of said Shelby county, sell for cash nj public
sale to the highest bidder, between the hours
of IL q m; and | o'clock, I'm. the following
described property to-wit: Beginning on the
south line Of a 1S19 acre tract Of land, a part
Of a sub division to Thomas Love, Of the
Murdoch Mcmillan $50 acre tract, being a
sub. division OF the John Ramsey 5000 acre
west corner of the said ISL acres; thence east
with said south linz on Kerr avenue I chains
70 q stake and white oak pointer naked X;
thence north 7 chains and Is links to a stake
and white oak pointer marked A; thence west
chains TO- a stake and poplar marked H:
thence south 7 chains and Is links to the be,
ginning. contpiuing 5 acres, being the same
purchased by j. Z. R. Ray from n. q. Love.
.%xecutor Of Thomas Love, deceased, recorded
IN book Al, .p'gs 10, and the same conveyed
by j.. \. R. Raw TO N. S. Ray by deed Of
record, in book SO, p &c 65l
Right or equity Of redemption waived.
Title believed TO be good, but [ sell rs trus.
Zee onniy' f.. W. ROYSTER, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

N pursuance Of tho terms Of a decd of trust
1 executed to me by j. Il. R. Ray and Mary
). Ray, his wife, on the 18th day of November,
lSTS and recorded in the Registers office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, in record book No.
~, page 100, TO secure a note for the sum of
Su3s5, and Interest, and default having been
made II the payment thereof, l will, as trus-
tee, sell on
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matter rested there until yesterday,
when Mr.. Mills applied to police
headquarters for two officers to accom-
pauy him to Garland's within a few
days for the purpose Of enabling him
TO remove the bronze unmolested.
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CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here is slightly on a de-
cline, with "a feet 4 inches above low
water mark. At Cairo the decline was
10 inches, with AZ feet Z inches on the
gauge. At st. Louis it is rising,
with.l0 feet on the gau e. At Pitts
it is rising with Z feet 6 inches
on the gauge. At Cincinnati it is fall
ing with Il fC 6inches on the gauge. AT
Louisville it is stationary, with 10 feet
in the canal. At Evansville it is fall
ing with q feet 6 inches on the gauge.
Cumberland river is declining, with14
feet on the shoals. Tennessee river
is also receding. White river is on
the decline, with a big stage of water
from Jacksonport to the mouth. Ar
kansas river is falling, with II feet on
the gauge at Little Rock.
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IN PORT.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.

James Lee, Coahoma, Shields, Silver
thorn, Andy Baum, Ouachita Belle.
, 1880-01-16
FEDERAL AFFAIRS,

Fifty barrels Of alcohol were withdrawn
for export yesterday.
Tic slnuggletl horse aud phaeton was yes
tcriay sold Mt auction for t205 Gust.
At tho Sub-Treusnry yesterday $4,000 In
gold WIS paid out and to,0o0 rccoivud.
Philip Bol,lc, Tho clgarmRnutucturer mr.
rested for falling to kocp proper inventory.
waa yesterday held In $5oO bonds To tho District
COURT ::
Three thousand standard silver dollars
wcru pA! i out w. tho Assistant Treasurer yts-
teriay. and $4,000 In subsidiary silver ro-
doomed. t.r.t Ii
The intqrnal.reyenue receipts yesterday
amounted IL ssp.s47 or this amount ylV,Gn was
contributed hs ssprits, fss,Jlt cuup from tobacco
aua elxlIss. anu $l6o WIS collected for beer.
The dutldh1sgnot1s received ut the CustQn,-
cas,s ut Klov{Ai gpl!ats Fowler s O.. la9 pieces
ui old raltsi NJ =. burlock T. Cn., hys uasts VI
dry goods; taEkhuftt & Wilkinson, 1,us9 bundles
otir0n. Tho falleoslons fuoted up ta,sol.
4 reporter yesterday asked Gen. Leake
q tho Attorney. 1enerpl to consult Judge
esrapK f5 ~ re s.
, 1880-01-16

fnolist cnos,ah 10 Witt tbn t,iuce tftcr it hnsl
nccn iher6upkiy at}vertscJ tE,nt i wns infected
tt Tho Enial-pux Itosntni, INF therr i,ring tomo
.to,,i1t nS ii t{o t,tfnr cnsr.. fhoy were nowct
Tn S,,norini eniit.nt "f TN RniniI-p -pox 1Iospt-
mi, wht, Wiz rn"vnd snn ,Invs 1~,, i,y oT1ier III
iic stnyo,.. ,.fscs Il, vm,tc. n,ttl Ent wptxi ycs.
t"rt1mv ilht III r1,rr m ,t,t r5tl III hIn, it wti ho
11,trssary Ypr ftr Mnrnr to cu,ilo out md fUrri.
hly. o>0tt him, otu. II, answer 10 this I,r. Dc
Wolf wroteh,n a polite noto notifying him TINT
fls fnfnIit. md il!iiccr Wiisu via ttnfpi IN so
tint ho wns vt,ttct rtl pf, Gcuruo 4. Hamilton.
m, az trrt n,Irx viii tnko chnroE ~ Inn instif
lion uui;l fhe Mayor aploints notne n1,t, to tho
yurnut nosfffrn. ~"
'' t''&
, 1880-01-16
THE CITY-IIALL.

ocsue'.'c'ei 70 y" s'' "e'4e"ec' ~ - o'p''-
tnoFia.
Departments to making up the estimates fur
~ ~, 49, ~ W. .!..,.' ~. s''''1 S'"'
- w II" "e"he c"ec1'hR ~ o1"p"ScS'
rt,,rn tnEi;cn Ia nov,nin., N n,,t e., Id ,ynr
~ o'.'.o 20 w " ~ =" 10 "otn'
Ihoso VINO ought not 10 10 te-elcctcu are OBJ
Fnviuacr C,reo;ar Ia ,,n.v ,nop,ne, =, os,,.
M t ~ 49, r,ohnh1o ,ost - i.I,s.. 49,.
a', y. t."as',r,, $780,. h , I, ',.S
tasSF a ~ ti1 H. @ % . ahg uIaRu Msett. no
HMas. ~M t ~ = t, c's si sHnn iaak ~ tmo eApanset
tes ~ @ a.., u " f. W eaef ssoe Oh
, 1880-01-16
IEhTONT CHARITIES.

1NvEsTl0AT1oN uY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho county bus Ut iato employed All ngcnt, Or
sort 0f outside visitor, to investigate tho clsca nf
applicants for chnrity, IN order to lind out
whether they nro worthy. This Is Thought to bo
II very economical nlGusl,ro, ns the nHent cnn
carn his salnry several times over By aaving the
county cxpcnse In feeding and taking cnro Of
people who will llcttl.or 20 tn the Pour House
@ M9r mike any attempt to SUPPORT themselves;
Tho n4nc nf thu agGnt 1t 4. Il. ChasIberlMin, nnd
lrc confined tn tho horrible town OF Lemui,t-
that vast pnuRer rotlezvous Of Conk County,
who p,,ss toIr Whole time ii expecting Ep,xrt
1r 1n ro o tniSa sSStX avs sas rtf s 9 ty
Town Accounts mud Charttcs to visit Letlit,l,t
anil p'ss, IL their own t,,tlE,ncnt .pon some "t the
3a asrSins o. On tho cloek % train h "s ii the
Att Alton Itnal. nccompan!ctl BY II ropresentativc Of
Meinwall, Committeo:ctcrk Naah'' and Agent
Ic,nont WIS to seq If they co.1I.l not c,lt is,wn
the bitls for metllcine nild medical Attun,lnnce
sa'nowtat. THO l.nar'l h,.s y contemplation
tho jolJ 1ut to pttsecian ttt,ou Goutruct. Four
or tivo bids lnve narcnty lIcen received from
ressnt physiciams, SithSr org O.. which wMl!l
thousands Of dollars. ''''
IT HAS COST TIE COUNTY
from Il, 900 to 81 200 II ycnr for medical attcnl-
fa X ts ss e r as ths plissa f"l
tho nM.lpers of f.en,nnt, md It was to check this
swi,itllu TINT It WIS tco!led to hnvu tho sick pour
p,nint Is foinf with tho present speryisor Of
.hG nnari, tne members osl!syinK that hS is
vstes M Of 1at town 1t tho expese D the "'n con
~ pnyscas ,s. e Leont ayo soSt In Is to d.
j. ~ so soo Mad snd g. MeF 3cinry ! 6es joint dders
ut tho fu.t- mined tlK1lrp, 4n f31UY ArO the ones
, 1880-01-16
TIE LABOR QUESTION.

AliAhh avn AhHOh NtAHtlL
met last night ut QrurnotMum'B Hall, on Fifth
avenuc. Mr.. 7. II. MeI.oguR preslletl and
theep wcre twonty.0no mel Ana three wGtllrN
present. Mr. C. MeAulitfe presented IL Formulas
lilo nrrniRnu,cnt " T. J. Morgan, whnn hU
charged with attempting to RIM tho Council In
bis own Interest. and with intending IL cithor
t1lto or ruin. flo concluded by moving thnt
siurgan be- expelled.
Mr.. struetcr sall that tho matter WINS Il very
slinRte one. Morgln objected to tho udtnlasIoll
nf tipleKntcH fy4iln ccrtufn sccrut aucicttes hut
y tl'o l,ast DO ~! hls ,n Frd"y, schl!ltng. hua
rho ckai, VIII IL d',6t rs to whether tho con-
stitutinn nf tta Council nllowct, the expulsion
nf 1.sc,1her w!ttnnt trinl by u cnnmittso to 10
Mr. MeAnlllfe said u committee hsl ln.en M.
pn,.it1 81 ~ urtt new eonst,rMt!nI. al!a tuV ~
discipline uny ,nr1nla:s, md could Ut ai uyonts %
rpfllAD aAsilisaiNN TO h!nrlrln
Mr, sttceter askel nnNnin!ous consent TO Do
ttishoop uni t,ther deicgAtcs thought this was
s!axht,y e ~ u ,st was an ton yc,t. on
g4lu THO chnrKrs axni,,st bin.
Mr; str.y,et g M saIJ that se weeks age ttteon
wages. Tho s!sult nf this WINS TINT tho enttro
tssn Ssa' Il tso s@ss @ess sS ~ iase ss as dS the
of tho n,cn wtIe1s ho went tn tho shop 10 KGt tin
%orking, sltaea wna sat upon and beaien i,y
| wnntud n COMMITTEES of thrce appAlntcl % In
ytstE!te tho easn and report " tho next .uect
ill., !swi S al, :sey syet ah ulred di't' nassc ony
| quantity ut resolutions deNounelnx dHefent
| people. fet theul 9et 10 work and unite tho
| would a'llount tn soincthin8. The Conlmittses
would be npI,olntel ut tho rcgular mceiiug next
| Thursday evening. A..
TIE OTHER xELL40WR+
The dissatisfaction ut tho political bfas Of tho
| TnB u,ll Labor Council led lust evening To tho
calling Of meeting which convened In
AH upper room ut No. b WuSt Lake
| street. There wcro representatives pEea-
pnt from. tho following Unioas. Mechan-
| !ya and Hlaeks9!ttls. Eoa: ! md =; 8ilyur-
Giliers, Irun- M0ler4, Mn Is and ~, StAirbA!ll-
crs, Upholsterers, Carpenters and lOinerS, Wuosl-
| Currels, Tuilurs. cigurmakers EnKiueers, Furnl-
, 1880-01-16
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jun. t.--Tho following fs a de-
srrlptioM 0s Gen. l.. r. Miller, who bus beet,
.risaluH from hero sNco 1n,l. 0. lto WIS about
tivo fcot seven inches high, or less, Wolghetl
uout liz pounds, Ut full hnbit Of tlark rcd COIN
pexiun, sul! tacc, blue Dyes, anu red hulr md
board. IIe woro u ln,lstnche and chin whIBktrs.
In generl appearance, 1us! ~ the cut Of pig hlr
and whiSkura, he sesei1lhletl Seliutur d. W V0or-
huca, though much smaller In size. lIo wns
quito freckled. iIn ws,ro a brown breadcloth
cnlt aud vest, nns! htack or dArk EAHts. sclrlet
w.Mlon socks, handso,l,u Ko! witch and OUT
glass bead eroeheted chnt1. Tho falnly with pay
larKp tuwHrl for h!s return. II altve, and \ r,s-
ward tor hls body II ho Is aoad: A!r. J; H. Wood
wnrtlt of this city represents tho samlly, and Ruy
Information eut bo addressed to htln.
, 1880-01-16

tho altar m tho Following ort1cr: ut: +: Q; Dc
LING, Frnotnsn'ni,. mud Miss Annto N: Htooher,
Mtss ChHriotto lie 1.nnR,, bridesmaid; Tho Tscv:
Edmund lfclfor naitl thn bride: tho Rr'nn md
nycrt!nwlnR with tho ,nany frirn'!s If tho rnr.
Ties, who, aftersthn uricf nnl simple ccrcmo,,y,
R110wcrrt their congratulations ilp,ti the pnll:
4 reception fnlluwtrl nt tho Residences Of
Mr.. .1scffn,r, No. ahs 0ntartu strcnt, aftnr
which tho cnnplny ait 'lt,wn to nh nttrncttso
aeiE rices tss ".cful sfu nd Ms'"s; "rnam,cnt%
Mr.. md Mrs. Btrc1,nr left m tho o'clock trtl
for Milwaukee, where they will remain ehnrt
time. On their return tey will reside ut No. 2i
Onsarin STRUT: Reception dnys, Mondays and
Thursdnys during Fctr,lnry.
WA1.KEH-nOpT.
Tho marriage of 5tlss Minnie Walker, t1n,lRh-
tor or !. n. Wnlker, Estl., md Mr. ], W. Is,t, pf
this city. took pinco at tho, rrslttcnco Of tho
hrido's parcnts. No. s'6 prafrio nvcnnc, nt q
Hr ,,titi Mrs. 1ioot viii reso Mt No. BiU PrnIrio
HYGllltl.