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New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIlED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Dcsbrosscs and toruandt
STREETS f,rfiss as folluwn:
Unfrisuurg Weat and South. with Pullman
Paacc cars attached g q. m. and $50 m. daily.
Wiuitmsport. tlck Haven a. m. $50 ,. M. CORY and
connecting Tor Tltusvlle. PCtrO.
lcum centre and The Oil LrciOns
Baltimore. Washington AMI tlc south Limited Warrington
ENuros o Pullman Paror cars daily except sunday l0 n
arrive Washington Az y. IN. Regular 30 and
q. M J. 1 10 70. m. sunday 10 y. m.
I ,ur,s for Wet Philadelphia 30 3n 500. 30 Lin.
II ! 80. 4. so 5 q. 7;3O go aud 10 p. m.
sunday. l.iU . a m. > g. 73O. $50 and 10 =. m.
ImifTant and srcOud-cass. 1:3O !. nl.
Express for rhHalcpha va camden, 1880 m aui p m,
except sunday
Boats nf Hroiklyn Annex" with ~ through trains
Cy. aGOrdug speedy and direct trinsier for
Br0oklyn travel ~
Traius arrive From Irtsburg cos lcA0 a m lnl0 m.
d,lt. ~ y. u. daily except MONDAY From
Washington AID Baltimore. r.5Oa . 3 80 i3u. 1910 p.
m SUNDAY. 600 From Philadelphia 31u 6o5. $50,
$40 O.in 80 r. m. . $50, 4.3n. 100 $50, e31 and
lOlOp IA. sunday 800 COS, $50. lclO ll:Jj am, $50
L. II
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
6ieGmboats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot or Desbrcsses and Cort
$40 for Wasneten pit1sDarr cGnm6q' cOS1"at
and The south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark,
i D. M for Wash gton and the West Pullman from
NeYork to aniore and Washington making close con,
nectOns for Pittsburg Cincinnati Indanapols Louisville
emf ~ Iosis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncn-
1000 D. M dailv Washington the and Pull
slespea New YORK 10 Bimore and Washn gtOn
s louisville ST. Lous columbus, Pitt,b1g south
through I'm r w rom a Baltimore I'm 10 ng9
Florida, New-Orleans and the south o.
BroadWay New YORK and At ckeI offices loot Of COranit
and nesbrosse%sts a9d & PrpotH H Jersey Sly xrpp,x
'oo'D i"'F AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferrv station IN Newl orS foot OF Li6erty.t ,,,,
Ferry Station Brooklyn, foot 0f Fionst jeWeTs wharf,
Commencing oct g. ls7eTTans leave New.lorS' foot OF
$50 a. m.-Tor FiemI6aion Easfon Belvldere. Mauch
Ghnns Iama9ua, Wikesbarrs Elmra. &C Connects at
si5 For high Bridge Rrench. Easton; HaTrisenrE
@ ma9ea 'hunk Tamaqua Wilkesoarre scrahV'h' "Hi1"'
1890 and $50 p m.-For somcrvie and F1emingtpn
- j. m tcr Pennington, Esston Mauch Chunk' umlagn1'
WiEesbarte Scranton. 1unkhannock Tamagna Hazelton
400 mFor IIigh Bridge Branch Easton BelvideFe anu
$40 p r day.-For Easton. Allentown and IIarraburg,
Elmira &c Connectsat Junction f'r d.. L. and W. r. H.
fer trains to local points see time tables stations
rfook aud Intermediate taons $50 for Easton
Allentown eadmg and HSIispgr a a oke connection
aJer-ev station. TO ana from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey Ciy.
NEW-Y YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ cave sew York foot Lbery.st. for Perth AmboY.
souh Amboy Rel BanE. Long Branch Ocean Grove, %3
sl5, l45 m. l;l5 T. 6;l5 D. ,popr q, uotavan sta
ton ton '''''' '''' ~ ''''
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK, RAILWAY
Connection. foot OF Libertyst Tor Freehold ut
S;l5' llA5 a. me- 4, 5:l1 D. M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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FED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP

Sailing every 10 days alternately from Ph'lad ,iphia ant
NewYork landing within few hours ride of the
important points Gf interest on the Continent.
kHI%LAND, SATURDAY, Jan. p.
For rates IL passage ana other infoimation apply
$500 PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Generai Agents.
307 Walnut-st., Philadelphia - broadway, NewIOrk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, BattorYulaee. NcwYork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND UAVRE
Pier ofCempany 40 North River foot MOrtOnsk
Travellers by this ne avoid both tgans by English r1
way and the dscOufOrts OF the Channel IN small
boat - - 80
CtNADA Frangcui Welnc,d " Jan. p. ~ noon
AMERIQUE. B. JOucia ednesiaY, Feb t. II m
FRAN r.. Iludclle...... "Wednesday, + ID lS ii q.
Checks Credit Lyonna Paris amounts
LOUlS DE LkblAN. AEnnL No. 81 BlOl1Hly
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTWfFN
NEWNOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.

16 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; 3 DEPOTS
~ PHILADELPHIA. IN NEw-YORR.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOsr IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ave uOTJAR TO BOSTON.

" VIA THE FAIL RIVER LINE.
For special lmitci tickets. STEAMERS OLD COLONY and
NEWPORT leave Ncw-i0rk daily. exc, ping sundays al
80 M -, Norih RI e. foot ~ Murryst leave
BruoklYu. 90 p jersey Ctf. i2O m, Via Annex
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
NEW- W-YORk dLONG BRANCI nIYISION

~ EN-
~ cave Ork of Libcrty-st.. for Prrth AmDoY
South AmbOy Rel Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove, %3
faee i, orton a. m m TO- and =, % rom YPoRT sta
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
,.~.,, EQl W BROOK ROUTE:

FOR TRENfON AND PHILADELPHIA
leave Now OK To1 station G. r. H. of " j. FOOT ot lho
station corner Nmh and Gccn.st' at a. 900 lllj
o. m 81 900 $780, 7lj. II p. III. On sundays at o''
For s'aron corner Third and Bersss $50, 800 lll5
a. m l:"u, $40 400 $50. fl5p M On Suh"B az of'
Ior Ifnom Warren and Tuckersts C3) 7:t5. 300 11l5
M; 1850. $40 1900 $780, 7l5. IL p IN On sunday $40
~ f',r,p @ ~ ms will leave Philadelphia for NcvYork
From station Pa aud Reading Railroad. corner Ninth AMI
Gr, en.ts ~ 1897 :3O a. m l20 llO 800. jIO 4lJ,
- p. m SUNDAYS at 600 a. m 30 = p N. ,oo ~,
From Ilrl and Berhsst' % ltj. N2O Il ljD' 3;-1
slO G.lJ. ll.IJ - IN 90 sunday SO A. m A3O 2.
rpon, ,,r Warren and Tnckcr5sl:20 except Mon.
\ !n ON Snudsy-l.21, .:ia a m.i Ol' p m
Connection made az Jersey cry 9,atonpY Terry 10 ana
fr0m R,1nkiyn AMI Erie Depot" &C Jersey CITY, ~ o.,
Tickets iof sale foot OF Lbttf ST. Nos @5' 4o WI
81 and Sn@@S ONice Icwcils Wharf Brooklyn -, .,.,
NrV.York Transfer Company DDdda ENprr- VIII cAl iOr
and chcc bareage from hotel o Icsidence to 't ta,pn AP
rcafion can he made ga broadway, $50 ~lAtuhVc,
1o-,.rt, y IN the iicil Telephone aui Lew TELEGRAPH
II. T. BALDWIN. cen. IasS. AZ NJ
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
CauCk and Housa0uc Railroads. leave Catb
aruc II p tIfcr 3D. r.. r. daily nt l:3Da IL aud23O
FaIc lower than by any other routA
/ EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AEEANGEMFNT OF PASSFHGEK TRAINS, Mil'h
1879 Leave d,uo's foot Of Cortlandt and
ZOO m for Eistou. B-thlclcm. Ancuto"n, Ke1 Ing
barre scranton and Tuukhanu0, x. ,,-,
Cgi d. ~. Nirht Express daily Tor Easton. Beihlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk, WlkeshariG tlm'ra, lthtc',
Geneva. Auburn. RoCh's'i buiaN Niagara th' ana 'no
West Pullman sleeping coachcs attached
~ " ROB'T SAIkE Sup't and tnc'r
General Eastern Once corner Chur, ahd t1ItAh't SIS
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
nxcoRDhD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Morrion.sr. No u: Mary f roberts to ouissippo

Marion ST. No Il Mary Roberts TO Guissppo 80 .,
opdygeayc, s. 250 # " of 2d-st 25xlOO(24tn Wardj
- Mary Cowcn 10 Ehza Skinse. -, "a 5.,;,,. II
Palissdeave, iJ6 fl II Soutlavc. 3inNl ~ Hx3i
MeeKcr . '.........~,... l3,5C
Bnrrei eieree 10 Benamn Disirow, executor 25C
Riverside ave. $ 76:1t' It Of il5tlst 5uxS91%;
II I,i ,ingstOn 10 III T Livingston. .-.......:.;--
sane property; II Livingston and wife 10 William 80 p,
istave W s. Co. / II 3 Of l06th.sf 2Oz9j John Elst.
ner ans wifo TO MsTgareti,S Kafz ........ so,
Brown and wife to Michael + MaRs....."... s.5C
zth.aye. cor 9Stlst. lOlxlO01l; Patrick Drum
sth-avc W 5 420 n 5 Of 3oth.st 2lxTO: Robert II
Hamilton and others TO Nathalie Bayl.Cs-.......
Sthave, W =, $40 fts 4 3Jth.st 2lN7p; Nathalie
Payhes TO Robert X Hamilton ard another.
ll7th.,t. II = g2.6u Of lst.avo lO76Slo0.ll xrcg-
ular; Dn9h Cohen and husband 10 Asher tOhen
'oOT Van y II ard an i VIE ' TO % tara sf l9OC
S7th-si. g ~ II G Avc-A 36xlOuXirreguar; An
toiuette Dodge TO the Germania Lie Insurance
72dst :. 100 f-cof ictiay 30oxio2.2; Jacob
Hastead - martin + Erccn. =: .,;..-..;
: Rachran 10 Cathauuc Lynch ..............-....
43dst :. 100 iteo, .d-lyc. DOXlO0.5 Joseph Ill M
JOIN G COM or. r TO Edwsfi Rohcrs7...... l3lC
lsr 69 G.ed a5i dated l',lq 9ay H. G'~ " D
5ihoye 70 Madisola ayc rom lD.ih to lC,hS,ts: lC,,s: e,
lrrdenck w GuntAer ..;;..- ...-..',....-.
IZ-ss5 ia0 - II no,i 1i Man N;a, 'oi LAS
same pfoperty sarah II Brass and others 10 same
same property also i7PHt Of cor Lexington ave
Mauhattan-st. lJ3.l q eOf lltnave toms l<1th-
st. l4&0a,x;3XITog lar; Richard scott and o-
aro:hcr administrator 10 d Mapes ....-.-.--.-. 81
ll2h ST. n $ 9S . II Of ith-aycl Is 9xlO0 1lEdward
Roberts and wife 90 Alfred Ing 4ul
Van IN Ia f o 4" sniih iiy III
same properly; II Lane referee to InOthy DonO- 80
van -''''''
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OENFRAT, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
GUION LINE.
VI United STATES MAIL STEAMERS

Leaving Per 30. y. Il foot of King
NEVA f. DAY Jan. 20 l13O III
MONTANA rU ESDAY. Jan. q. $3.50 m
WISCONSIN HSDAY. Feb s. 1879 a. m
ARlION A...-............... TUESDAY, Feb. 10,
WNOM ESDAY. Feb. H. 10 y. IN
~ These steamers Quit Of wateT-tlght
paItment ard are furnished win every requisite to make
the passage the Atlantic both sale ana agreeable hv
ln0 bathroom. smoking room. drawing room. piaaD and
library also oxueuenced s'ewadcss AMI caterer
each The deck. thus
ing those greatest o. ali uxuries perfect ventilation
ami light.
CABIN PASSAGE according stateroonl, 500 $50 ald
500. INTERMEDIATE. $40 STEEtAGE. at low rItcs
OFFICE No. 20 BHuADWAl. -
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg-
4 American packet Comp4uy's Line for PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
GEILEisT. IL ENI Feb %
LESSIN NG...-.....-. Jan. - WIELAND Mar b. >
Rates OF passage 10 Plymouth LONDON, Chcrbong, Ham
burg ana all points In England Scotland ani Wa'cs; Fr
CABIN gold SlC0 second Cabin gold f6O; Steeragc
rcucy, $50 G. Is. RICHARD & BOAS. ica Pass. Agt.
KUAHAKDT& CO.. 81 Broadway, New-Iock.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDkENS or Cuain- nam
" bcrluaG and Waitrr'' 8y c'npcie annoi.. tbe
votk she can do thoroughly has rooi i'irich'e5
PROTEaTANT HOME BUREAU. ljs Otha'e1 'hu io"'"i
lutl ~.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

NIlAMBEKMAlD HDu W Al w. -
NSwri,h Protestant girl respectable aud " wci
,ncrtc. cnnfci. .nt in either capacity ~. chaihcFo UT
waitress. also understands a about children "o' o"''''
uas "A ii
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
TWpFRTAL GFRNAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE EEIWEEE NEWfORK,
SOUTHAMPrJS An BREhEN.
DONhU ... "a. jan. p NECH At........ sat. leD.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWN OitK 10 SOU TIA AlF
TON, HANRE OR BHEN EE.
FIRST CABIN 800 SFCOND ID CABIN.........-O
STFERA6E, $50
Return tickets rednced Prepaid steerage certh
Gates. $50. 49,,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These Isciass steamships sail regularly at n. from
Pier No 3. North River ~ fOIOw5
CITY OF VERA CRU Capt. Nans,ce. Wcn., Jan. u
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Capt F0Ote. Jan. u
-sc) For freight Apply
TO WILLIAM 2. Nll Dr. * ~. NO 80 BtOdIWay'
Aceutsin Havana.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
Is wanted Inv a vonng man,

~ oncumran-e i cuineaty s Ell iE the prnt NJ hot.
house gr'eiJ!s" Iltat er"pctioH AMI a maBner ~
iO Ing AMI vegetable crossing thDrf understands
farming the q! valuable rOck, thc
Nlfc !, first class dairy nG and would take chlrrr
pOu obeT reliable the best 0f ,lty nfci.uc.
from l"ft employer address J. = Box ;3 Tribune Uptown
ONCE, ,23s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER and operator

on Wheeler c Wilson machine wishes few noi' o.'
toners By The day private families cuts ana NJ io',s
address DRi,sS MAKER Box l39 Tribune up'o"H O"'"
! Broad
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAlI. STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
MOTTO E-rle OF Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Maury L. = NJ Oh both the outward
and hOmeward VOYAGES
B..II 4NNIC Cabt. PUrry fatliy jan q va III
ADRI vic Jennings Thurs lay, jan ~ p H.
GETAfN i- nm Kennedy SATURDAY. jan. 81 1880 a.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. 10TH
ST.
These uniform in size an unsurpassed IN a
pointmcns. The Saloon StstetOOms smoking anu Bath
fuOns ae placed amdshps where the noise aud motion dr'
ot afOrng degree Of comfort hitherto unlItNnaOe
y
tickets on favorable tcrmL
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
For specton plans other niOruaion Amply az t1e
Company No. - Broa1Way New FORK or 10 Wal
uut.st. Philadelphia III. COHlIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

National LiHc.-Fr0m new Pier 80, North x
AN--FOR QUEENSrOWS AND LIVERPOOL
YPr......Jan. ~ y. ENG LAN D...Jan 81, ~ m
---FOR LONDON (Victoua Docks.-----
ITALY Jlu. II. . q. M GREECE JaH. II. $50 p N
CABIN $40 currency: strerage, $50 Drafts from
upward ISSUED very low rates. Compauys Offices Nos 81
ANA .i BrOllWlV +. W. j. III itSI. Man ger.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTTCE--rla steamers Of lhis Line take Lieutenant
Maury's Lane iOltss at al seasons Oi theye1r.
CITY or BRU SSEI.S..... FRIDAY Ian. lG . N.
CITY OF BERLIN ATU HDAG. jan -. D. 10
CITY or MONT EEAL.-.-1HJ it~DAl, jan 20, o5J a
CITY or FfCHMDND..-.. ~ATt RFAG. Feb. Z. y. n.
CITY OF CHESTER. fIltSD DAY. Jan - G:3O a.
From PIER 81. " r.. foot of Charlton St
CABIN. SEQ 43J ana 500 Return tickets favorable
terms
siuO~ins ard baL anilshp3
These stnamera do not carry cattle sheep ~ pigs.
LiNN q. DAlE A9ent. 81 and 33 RrOtdNay. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

Protestant chan. .e1nld am rramatIc-- tnat u"dtI
stands thc Wheeler wilson na'hm"t 10 nIro .loatt'
cou,ir or wnnd sew ufc.srscr 1. hr-l cas- va
ION Mole racr city reference be sct for f." Ga'S az
4 Il. II at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20
1N rHE tIoNls sYIN.

The author Of that fine piece Of
campaign literature signed Southern
Democrat" has failed to come for
ward and claim the honor. 1t seems
to be generally understood hat Mr..
G.. W. Gill was paid one hundred
dollars for assuming the responsible
ity. Newspaper men, familiar with
his copious style, know that he is not
the author of that production, and
that he did not and could not write
the card to which his name was APP
pended. We write this, understand
ing that he is still in town, and will
give him an opportunity to reply if he
denies the reports in circulation. Mr..
Krekel admits that he did not write
the communication, though he has
become very reticent Of late. 1t seems
that a bold mar ike Gill was very
convenient to have around the house,
as Mrs. Toodles used to say about the
door plate marked Thompson, with a
"P." in it, which she bought at auc-
ton. It was exceedingly handy
to have such a door plate lying
around for future emergencies.
But the real author and fnisher of
that marvellous document, yellow
fever paragraph and all, has not come
to the front. lie wrote something in
the dark which he is not willing to
father. He is probably a h~igh-toned
gentleman, a nice man, a model citi-
zen, who would not condescend to
take afalse signature or anything else.
He just wrote it up and hired another
fellow to put his paw in the fire.
This we are to presume is a
specimen ofhighly moral and republi.
can tactics-a long-nosed jackass steal
ing the skin of a democratic lion and
personating that noble beast. How
proud he must have felt for a few brief
hours, as he viewed himself in the glass
and said in a subdued tone: behold a
sure enough lion" How melan-
choly the feeling when he assumed
his everyday character and un-
locked the door to let in his old
associates, who all clamored for two
dollars apiece, in order to carry the
election. Whoever he was he resort
ed to a subterfuge in order to make a
false impression north and south, and
has taken refuge behind the awful
name and entity Of G. w. Gill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20
Attachment N0fice-


Before j. NJ. Coleman, j. p. for Shelby couu-
ty, Tenn.52 Lords q Dlehl, firm composed
Of NJ. ), Lord. Geo, Lord and Adam Diehl
vs.. g, X. Bryan.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1855 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property of the defendant, and affidavit
having been made that defendant is In.
debted to the plaintiff in the sum Of $50,
due by account and that the claim is
just, and that the defendant is a non.
resident of the State of Tennessee and a
resident of Arkansas; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal ap-
pearance before me on the 18th day Of
August, 1880, at my office, No. ga
Front. street, Memphis, Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with ex-parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week for four
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 9Th day Of July, 1880.
109 us III 127 j.. NJ. COLEMAN, j., P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20
THU WATER SUPPLY

The question Of a total change ofour
water supply involves too much to be
hastily solved, but it is highly graft
flying to learn that the prospect for a
supply from the Mississippi is quite
hattering. The negotiations begun
some time since by the water company
have been vigorously prosecuted, and
are beginning to bear good fruit. Mr..
j. D. Cook, of Toledo, Ohio, an engi.
neer Of high repute, has made an ex-
animation, and does not hesitate to
pronounce the project feasible, as an
engineering question. he considers
simply a question of money. He
comedies with Nh. Hermany's lstter
in the LEDGER last May, which says
the question is not one of adequate
engineering skill, so much as one of
finance and common practical business
sense" The only difference is that
Mr.. Cook thinks a far less expensive
plan than that of Nj. Hernany a be
relied on. He will quite soon for
ward his views in detail to the com
paDy. The opinions of two or three
other engineers are expected in a few
days, and the company proposes to
press the investigation with all pos
sible vigor. We learn also that Mr..
Cook has had extensive experience in
the construction and management of
filtration reservoirs, and like Mr..
Hermany, pronounces them perfectly
practicable, as applied to Wolf river
water. The question then is, shall we
have Wolf river water cleared through
a system Of filter beds, or Missis-
sippi river water cleared sim
ply by settling as at st. Louis.
We have not hcsitated to urge the
Mississippi plan, and do SO yet, not
denying there are many who prefer
Wolf river after filtration, because il
is kept in continuous motion while the
Mississippi water would need to
stand several days under a southern
sun to clear. If we had implicit faith
in the filtration system, We might
think of yielding our preference fol
Mississippi river water, but, as We
have not, We are pleased to learn it is
the intention of the company to give
preference to that, if in their power
not, however, because they consider
"big muddy" unfltered, equal to
third best" filtered, for this they
continue to deny, but, because, you
pay your money you take your
choice" and the choice Of the major
ity seems TO be Mississippi river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20

secluded life; if she did not desire
to see the city and the coun-
try; if her perpetual isolation did not
make her melancholy. "Oh, no" she
answered, Il am quite used to it. |
could not act contrary to the customs
of my country. The mere thought of
going out unveiled is revolving to me,
and if l were to 60 about with my
face uncovered people would stare
So" The young princes can visit the
~princesses without being announced.
They alone are permitted to see the
ladies of the harem unveiled. Before
| took my leave Techechmi Afet and
Faika presented me with their photo
graphs, signed with their names in
French and Arabic. When l reached
home | was overwhelmed with ques-
tions and everybody seemed greatly
surprised when l said that l had seen
nothing extraordinary, that l had
simply had the pleasure of making
the acquaintance oftwo charming and
distinguished ladies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20
Attachment Notice.

Before j, S. Galloway, j.. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-G. V. Margerum vs.. Bowen
\ Clark.
TN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
property of the defendant, and affidavit hay.
ing been made that the defendant il indebted
to the plaintiff in the sum of S42 so, due by
account, and that the claim is just. and that
the defendant is a nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his personal appearance
before me on the 18th day ofAugust, 1880, at II
o'clock ~, ct my Office, NO. "a Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte and that a o of this order be
published once q week. for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the l4th day of July, 1880.
III 1913 l29 l5
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Wednesday, the 4th day Of ADJUST. 1890.

in legal hours, in front of tbe conrtho,,
the Taxing District Of She lbv countn oTse, IN
proceed to sell, to the high .est MIDI nenh.'
tne following described property, town;
"a pAIt OF aiot sllna ed on tho east side If
MAN street, city OF emphis, Taxing DistTict
Of oheloy county, Ienn., and laid down on
an ny maP VI salu olSy or plan thereof as lot No
~ VI 'hs ny R u lemphis, drawn up or pub-
llsheu py M 4 W. .lliBmson for the vear IS71
anH more partlcT4 larly described AS follows. X
selng t9e nOrtD part of said lot fronting twenS
Iy-one teet OF tho east side of Main streat
commenclng ut the northwest corner of said
lot Wnere It intersects with the first oIIav
north Of Adams street with Main street. RIM,
nlng thence south twenty-one feet with The
east line, Of Main street to a point. tbanco
eastWarulJ and at right angles with Main
street seventy-four feet to a point, tbenca
northWardly parallel with Main street tvano
W one teeti thence westwardly along The
SCUM sue OF said alley seventy-four feet rnon
Whlch tnere is a brick building, the lower nort
or store being used as a tobacco or cigar store
and being the same lot of land conSsved 40
James Cornell by Caroline BSchroeder on tboo
18TH day ofJan'y, 1879, recorded In Tho Reris'
Iel once OF Shelby county in book No. IN.
BSsgs iVO' Inl' levied on as the property of dc.
Ienusns, James Cornell, TO satisfy said judR-
Memphis, 18th day of July, 1880.
y. i. MCGOWAN,
p-D.., oherln OF Shelby county, Tenn.
BT DAN'L g. SHELBY, d. S. "n
Jas gallagher, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ll6 l22 l28
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20
Attachment NOTICE..

Before II. B. Ramsey. j. P. for shelby coun-
~, TENN. ). Busby i Co. VS.. John Ben
ninRer.
N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the code IF
tennessee and returned levied upon the prop.
erty of the defendant, and affidavit having
been made that defendant is indebted to the
account, and that the CLAIM is lust.
and that the defendant is a nonresident OF
the state of Tenneslee; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal an
p%earance before me on the 10th day Of August,
lsEg, at II o'clock m, at my office, and defend
said attachment suit within tie time pre-
with exparte. and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 9TH day Of July, 1880.
Ill III l23 l29 II. Is. RAMSEY, j. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-20

The right Of trial by jury, the ha-
beas corpus, the liberty of the press,
the freedom of speech, the natural
rights of persons, and the rights of
property must be preserved.-Ex-
tract from General Hancock's order,
November 29th, 1867.