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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-06
lFrasiee.s sale.

QY virtue Of the powfr conferred upon me
- by q certain tru { deed made on the 18th
lay Of May. 1850, now Of record in the Reg
ister's Office OF Shelby county, in book ii,
aage 6S, and default hayrg been made in
The payment Of tho Indebtedness thereby So
cured, / VIII, as Trustee, al tho request q
he beneficiary therein y.
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De LINOUERT'S TAX- NOTICE

an thO hrst Monday In January next.
~ mll, in Nv OIL lhe Volfi'saoPsel O. en-
phis, sell at public auction AZ ios. Pi9rop 1o "
on which State and County taxes ~. is'' is-
can be seen on the tax books in my oiiiso
GEO. B. LEECE,
e9 108 County Trustee
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OOTTuN bTATkAEHT.
Docemhay
Stock, running aocOunt~...
HxPoRTs.

LIVERPOOL, December 6, 3 pm
Cotton opened with good demand freely
met. Uplands, SGD, Orleans, 6 l5-l6d.
Sales to-day. $1,000 bales. Re
ceipts, $3.50 bales all American
Futures opened dull, nov as fol-
lows: Deliveries for December Gs;
January and February,6 13 16; Febru.
ary and March, 6sd; March and
.April. 6g@G 2c-32d; April and May,
s i5-l6d; May, juno and July, I'd.
NEW York, December c, l2:20p.m :
Cotton quiet Ordinary, yoi good
ordinsrv. 10Sc; low middling, II 9l6O,
m;ddling Re: good middlinr, 1910
middling fir, l2tc; fair, 1870. Flu
lures opened bsr9ly steady now the
sa,ee, az 8 to II potts bel9Y oltpr'
days closing prices, as lotaws; 10
livnries for
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Trustees Sale.


DURSUANT to the terms of certain deed
/ ot trust of October IL, 1876, executed byW.
!. McNcrnott aud his wife, Susan ii. Nc
Dermolt, 10 John A.. Holt, trustee, now de-
eensed, and TO his successors in office, 10 Sc
cure m Indebtedness to the Clerks Building
md wings Association Of Memphis, which
deed Of trust is recorded In the Register ONCE
OF otShelby coun y, Tenn, in hook ia, psse $50,
said indebtedness being past due and unpaid,
, p. b. Jones. having been legally appointed
nd quaiided successor to said John A, Holt,
and clothed with all hi powers as such trus-
ee, will, at the request Of the beneficiary on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of Beobr., 1880,
between the hours of II am. and =. m, at
TIE southwest corner Of Main and Madison
tfeets. in Memphis, the Taxing District Of
ut'rJ TO the highest bidder Tor cash, the fol-
lowing real estate 10 said Memphis, Taxing
district Of Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lots in block 35, in South Memphis, begin
ming az point on the south side Of POntotoc
street,and saventy-lve feet east Of the point of
intersection Of tho said south side Of Ponlotoc
,treet with the east line of Mulberry street;
thence east on and with said south ne OF
Pontotoc street fifty feet; thence south one
hundred and nifty feet; thence wta. parable
With pontotoo street fifty feet, thence north
parallel with Mulberry street one bundled
and fifty feet TO the beginning, being the same
property conveyed by Henry Bernard q
Charles Fox by deed, OF record in book CO.
part ?, page 4. County Registers office, and by
said Fox to said Susan IL. Mc0ermOtt,
Slle to cOalmenep " Y O'CLOCK. terml
cash
The title to this property has been CAREFUL!
examined and approved, but | shall sell anC
convey in the character OF trustee only.
p. b. JONES, Trustee.
VI. b. Trezevant, Attorney. 7090
II. l.. GuiOn, Auotoneor.
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MECHANICS

Building and Loan Association.
Office Room No. 20, Planters ms. BUILDING.
OCULAR monthly meetingW "WEDNESDAY
be made to the Secretary during business
hours. G. V. RAMBAUr, President.
Gas. 7. PATERSON, Secretary. 6}t5
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SHELLEY COUNTY
IIivtO 1nG Vnats AsGucfnssOn A

HIUHIUIHB FlIIU HlV'tIF FAssVVItsVIVH'
0NHB regular monthly meeting of the Shelby
/ County Building and Loan Association
will be held on TUE DAY, 7th ingt,i At l . IN
at law office Of r. d. J0F an, Masonic Temple
Dues and interest must bo paid promptly OF
fines will be enforced
By order Of the Board.
~ JACOB THOMPSON, President,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Home Insur'
Lance Company, of Memphis, sre hereby
notified that an Election will be held WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th inst, between the hours CT
10 am. and pm. for the purpose Of electine
Seven Directors to serve the ensuing year.
s2ss R.P. BOILING, sec'v.
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DIX. 6EV "A,
1855 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn
n 1lg
, 1880-02-10
ST. JAMES NEW RECTOR.

NEW yonK, Feb. a.-The Knv. Frederick
Crurtney. Ak.!stMnt 1srctor Of st. Thomas'
Church.. New York City, hls accepted cult 10
1t. Jntnus Church, Chlenao, md viii 20 theru II,
A few wc"ks. When. uIshop Harris left 1T.
Jafncs' pulpit to nss,smc tho duties Ut tho
Ulslopric 10 which he wnH cettctl, the congrc-
gatiah calc<i Mr.. Courtney to nh bis pEucc, at a
snlRrr at SS,00 ThlR call Mr. Courtney de-
cllncd, as he did n call To tho Church OF Zion
Of New York. Since that time tIr. Courtney
has been twlcn chilled to 81 Ja1nes', and
wlthIn the last yeur has decided 10 70.
Mr.. Courtney come to live In Anlerica fnt,r yenrs
,lxt uf,d h:is sIiIc0 teen the assisnt ltectnr OF
Vt. fhnfnu3 Church, where hG hts fnusle af csl-
viaa,lc hume for himself III prcleher Of 5ntleh
originality and force. an !h'lcfatgllhle Christian
w'trker and II mDst pleasant companion. Mr..
ConrtMcy Is - years tld and WIS b,rn III Plym-
oiith. I>esonsh!tc. EnRlun1. Iiis fnthcr wns tho
ltes Sepiimus Courtney. who was ftcrt'r If tho
e.lucntcd lii Kings. Col frae, Lonion, @herv
he wis Eraduuted sixteen years nHo.
Mn'l H. lsAi = Priest by tho late Archbishop Of
Canterbury in Lambeth Palace From 1854 to
lNl5. Mr. EtnirtNey wits curAtc In !iudAn. Kent.
md In 1si5 he lncnne the Incumbent OF NJ.
l.uke'k Church, Plymouth, whore he remained
tivc yearA. Then he went to ~. .1udc'A EpIscnphi
Church. G!asgnw, md stud there until he wis
called to New York.
, 1880-02-10

BOSTON. MUS, FGt,. a.-Ono Of tue most dIs.
grlteeflll exhibitions over Witnessed III chl1ruh
In pity WIS Klven tn-tllKht III thu ChA.nbnr
Street Presbyterian Church, when two clergy
uen Tho Rows. J. +. 6tGitlAr1 Ind u. +. tathhiln
OF 1uwIl, undertook to cIp,.o Masonry. Last
{IIght tho tE1t n,nGting WIN hold, but thu audi
0,lce was hot 30 lurXo ~ tho ono prts0nt this
oyeniny Tho object nf tho Hxpnaltrca u TO htttlk
up The Order by diyu!YinY tho secrets, They say
TINT bfasnnry II nrsanlxel lHt!dclfty, aud III Tho
inlerest of religion they hcDk i.s overthrow,
10th tho Kent!otMen c!Altn TO 10 MHsnns. And
they announced thoir intention 70 hold up tho
rita md cercul1n1s to rldluup. Tho fur,r1s md
nnthy necessary IN Mktn9 tho Hrst deRreb wert
Illustrated by the exPosara They Wgru uas!ssph
Sy e'sht Of ton per.Sny aud S ~c5S Sn,si; II,
fH5yea as, .,n,o. .t9rsc ,1reS 'nrfS Fl
deus, Grand WOrrhlpful Muster. aid otaor otfI.
con- ln tho posnlia OF tho clerKynel, and others
holng SunteA INhin4 and on the Sides, The
enlitl!ttate," an Individual @lisA skin ilSt hl'-
parcutly sint sten Roap and water fur tnany uHye,
WRS about m hour and u hull Ia passing through
tho ordeal, and III thu cgrcn!uty" Developed
the Se9no bccA!ue d!sEraceful nN1 Ma,lJ lnti!es
loft, tbs eaMAlniug spectators n!at, lNenlnlnY
resA!esa Tho " "cutldt1Ate while taknx tho tt-
gree waA drsaaod, according tD tho ''1xAasers,"
~ tho uustnniury Munner, but thAt WIS simply
Nl8KliPtinx, ~ hla only KAFuleuta Wl:r0 AL hid
nln4 tunnel HndeEshlst aud white unIor.rnWets.
tne ttft ltK nf which Wus ru'l led mp to thu knGc.
Uver h!a oyos VIA Hrcun allate, such III Ia worn
Vt night by t4e working forte of u newspaper
ofiee HsFp, bArefooted, With ons 10y barred mud
only partially clad. tho candidate fecvlveA lila
, 1880-02-10
NEW Y0RK ITEMS.

NRw YoNK, Feb. a.-Thcre will he no paralo
here OIL II. Patrick Day.
ExsAhorir Williams, ut 1lrrK,klyp, who died
"ldIenly III u law alco tho other day. Is report
ed to have hal u lIfe-t'ls,srlnro pulley nf <70,-
uA Tho puat-tnOttem examination WIS very
e'lrefnlly made.
t>ne hundred Thousand dollars cnn hc had
nerct It IL said, for we'll matched spn1 thit cat,
Ro over tho roHl ut .:.0, Hecttrtls nllsle III pri-
'aso trtals ON prlvnto trucks aro not IN fnvor.
;, DlphtherIn Ut malignant typo prcvalls In
hro'klyn. Thu hcAlth authorities hAy0 quar-
Antsncd many houses.
Nearly every regiment In the State Is rtrIttng
1or tho honor of being Tho escort nf Gov. Cor
Nei At the Yorktown centcnniAl. Thu biltGhorb'
Regiment experts to lN solicited, and uppeurB to
" ~ lAy9r, but the Seventh is lit work.
.alaSor Cooper Is nngry tn tiurepIIcss With ills
;"ka! hty!sors, WIN permitted tho buntlrr Of H-
nMnEInS l'n!c1 Commissioner Nichols, Tint r1N,nl
t1ilEht ~ matlo for tl!!dons f1ah MuIGnll Nirh
" nlas rothken ILLS Otfiep. mud thretuI,H to kllo
Mokean Tor oiKht n,o.tllA' sa!ary. Consultations
Hso frequent, Ii, tho hnl,o of st,nle why being
'ohllu 1!I " kct'p NlchnlR t'iIt uf the 0tIcu.
ncrn wy ~, Ia,st,y publlshrS earl to say: ="
nexsl ,la adyocItcd Or approved IT any spy system
pflacGutlon,"
, 1880-02-10

t,!s,rs,ct'ons froe, tho lvurious, grind wnrthy
ntl,rnrs, anIl thon Cninp tho nIlninIstra-
tlon Of rho v.lrtnHs nnthF. An Immense er,wsl
silhsl the lntit;llng. mil during the Cerfor,n-
fnr!on prevailed. iiyint- -EsNks were pcitct 1t
thu prrforInrr t'y pcbplc Ii tho haIIhIing, willie
lurxe fhrnc of rsniHhs nhf stFrr,- -Innfcrs atntu
building: Capt. Fort. of the Third Precinct
p"!iHc. Touring riot. tried q, p,li ii rtnp IL tho
a storm 1T hlasos tt Indignant yelis xrccit1
every wttr,! ,lttnr!t1 t,y tho Fp"Akcra. Ex-fhicf
freely and rnrelbly ytlel,pnncrA ina twt, reverend
nxptAnrs. md WIS laudly nrpIH.Id'n tho .J.rt,l-
tors tlirer!nK 1lv ut TIM sryGrHl points tuntjn
lie tlaG tn ht.loi,R ~ thu Rnfnc denomination
~ Mr.. 1tathliln., an'l nssrte.t TINT tho Csys+
q Chrltts Un.cl nlKh tn bnw tts hn,lt1 In ein1ne.
1he police nrt,ks up the meeting an"It half p,at
ra1 M y Wy" ~ tno sGtaon ,r nsn u 'n9 9 "" m!s"Tt T.
rxpnsurre, bit thcy hase ehnnge'l their tEii,ts
an1 wltI Ienve tt,.tnorrow.. The minister who
stoutly ul,uscst by all clnsscs tt-ilRht.
, 1880-02-10
BAPTIST.


Tho rcgular weekly canfaronce Of tho baptist
ministers Ut Chcago md 'flcln!ty was held yrs-
tctxlny forenoon ut No. Il 1,anlolph street, tho
Iter. bir. rerrcn Il, tho chulr.
Tho Hoy. It. =, Allison opened the meeting
with prnycr nftcr which tho ltov. C. II. Roberts
gave brief outline OF tho sermon preaohcd by
hiht Oh Sunday.
Mr.. A. W. Cnrk, student at the Seminary,
then read an interesting paper OIL tMonustl-
csn,.' tr4clng Its md prDsrcss In tho lfcr-
enl nEeg, giving due credit for tho Euol II Hc-
cDplished Atld words OF CeilsurG fur its cSrrup-
tlons. Prominence wis given tn Il Hkuteh Of Ut.
Anthony, wliu wis regarded as tho urlgIl1lsI her
nit 0r monk, AIl the gentleman K,lvt il le,lgth-
cs!rl description OF tue trials And temptations to
which Allthull5 wis exposed, i1g believed tho
aystnsn WIS wrong, nnd productive Of moro cvli
lhMn KlOtl,
There wlls brief discussion on tho paper, re-
1!l,tlks being nAde by thu Isev. Meax1s. HIrlbut,
GnM.1lntl, lAsrinler, aId Others MIl Of whom
spakg fmf0r1lb!y ut the Gssay, uni cOtn pnlcutctl
the tllthor on his treatment NJ thu subject.
Tho ltvF. Mr. Conl'er. Of Flint, Micll+, WIS In.
trsH'tlccl 10 the Ineettng, aud tuId0 II few re-
nlark8.
Tho itev. Dir. LorImer will probably read a
pnpcr next Montluy m0rilillg, nilu tho gentle
innn's wGll-knuWn ability Will no doubt cAuse
Il full Attendance 0f tho ministers.
TIC conference A1 jourileu utter prlYeF by the
NuY. q. L. uoWGtt.
, 1880-02-10
1suI.G3YsrI.liIAS,

There were about twenty present at tho Pres.
hyturlan nllns.ers' meeting In Mccormick =
Rlock yesterday morning, tho 1iev. ]. II. Wnrr,lli
presiding. In tho recent annual report OF MIR.
Lnti,ncr, Superintendent of tho temperance
work ur the y. n. G. H.. hc took the position that
conversion exterminnted tho 1vo Of liquor.
This d0ctrtne WIS open tn criticism. and suG-
gcsscdto tho Presbyterian ministers tho question,
"Docs conversion destroy tho appetite for
strong drink?" and tlioy spent Ill hour ycster.
day In discussing 1t. Dr. 1'rowbrl1gc opened the
talk. and was followed by nrs. PAt.orsOn,
Mitchell, nnvls, md others. The general sentf-
i,lGnt wns TINT conversion docs INT destroy the
Hpittltc for strung drink, but does restTaif aud
tslAiify II. ,..
DR.. Mitchell cnllcd attention 10 sonc cxtrner-
dlnnry tnissipr work done in l'nrls ~ Mr. MIG
Gull. IN Enxllstmun. snylug thnt ii Miss Ncnrs,,
tho daughter uf I'LL AmCriciln minister, WIN wis
Wishing pnrls hld lHTtn, intrestct III the work,
n,il. ns sho wls to bc III Chtc.tHo shurtly, would
Elyo tho people hero MI account nj It.
Tho question fur discussion next week il Tho
ncl!ti"n Of tho Nntton to Christian lsclKlou.'
Dr. Worrull will lcud.
, 1880-02-10
RELIGIOUS.
AiETIIQfltHT9,


Tho Methodist ministers hn]i their usual week.
~ fnucting yesterday morning, nr. nuring In the
clluir.
Tho tnpio Of 1nat week, "Mcthot!s md Hin.
'is1.nccs Ut lie vvul Work." was continued. led
by The lsev. Mr. Lan,pert, Of the German Church.
lie ,,l rnImr upon tho s1h1rtt. tho burden pf
,ye,, ws ,at r.'S!y,!l. w, g ss bs EssSc oy
,ilsrussr,l iy Mcaars. Il. v. Manning, %estcr-
Frr' s s;'s St5$stfs 1cs.t;s Sa s; III enemy to revvn~
Tin t,i1h-t,cd soeiabtaity whi.i led people Ia
n!I'nll their ttors tnI invita- thoir nr'E!lmr1 and
dance. Thu notlcr1, wnltz, hc thuu9hf. WIN ono
Of tle grentest inventions tf tho Devil; aRtl n,l-
uther Ernt hln.l.nnes to the york was 4 eertaln
t<inailr iatniinr turns with imth lie WIS tI,. n,
' IL i hns Il fs sns @ '"t W. snxs I" s GS , 1fx
src;si Il III. liutaeld, and he did 49, viii sijsht
TIn Itev. .Frnnk 1ristoI wanted to ask ono
c;fio,,l: lle w,!tlts1 q knw why t was ti,t
, ns,3 s '1nr aancs sss"t ar q a tSa
y"sInE p:api';; 'for !ion9 these tl,!ngs7 -''"
lion. II wns ccailsc thoy could ,t". ioit With.
nut rcsnrting, IN .llshonest mcnnss,-l'y n.ckinE
stsss nIr sn.cr, s!lr t ths SkItS # @s @
irat'sl f,y nncrlotrs how harsl was 10 discipline
tue ncint'rrs of tho Church for intl,l'4lnE III
II: H2:?inF sa!,t 4q va. no. an old nun yet:
further than tn0at Of tho others present. ltc
fhth,Hft tho Church WIN drifting nway from the
,Aw prGnthc.i ~ there Msctl to bc.
The ltev. NJ; Caldwell stated Tint he hnd some
haL psDu,Mllccd emphntfcAlly nr,liilst tho ps1c.
@ ticG ~ h!s church, md sincs that time he had
Or. Williamson, of tho business Committee,
rap0r.ctl thnt tho sa1no subject would be chN-
, 1880-02-10
PARTISAN GOSSIP.

grrs. Lucy II, 1voopor,x Lc,,er-.rople.
nl9no Abont~fsnGiaHh Nnlne* for
PArlslah Htfee1A-Sfnsc. AdAia's Fancy
pall-Executlon Of Provost,
p4uto Ian st-t.nru Ia ,,n VI Tint Ia n, .au
u, r' nan oa.'I 70 10y .s. ~ ~ IVY
shc nus now hali'a-dozen SENSATIONS m manu-,
and IL deeply Interested III then all. from the
rtuollt dcuth uf NJ Jules Fayto tu thp recent
hnjl ri Mmn. Edmond A,iun.-fr,,, thu cYco,,-
.Ia.. - I,..,s. ~ .., ao.h,.... 'ae ~. Sm,
uon .! rfovost 70 INC appfoaen'ns art oxahl-
tton ut tho Cerolo ArtstlQue Oh tho ltuo Volncy,
that aristooratic club being tho oue tlat object
nd n tho ,n,,a ~ Tho ~ rnH I,aIut, ,h,,I s,,,,
NJ Arnan% % ;" tnrn1 @ % hrra,s., % ~ .H. th"x % .a,a
1--WE might como to bo called tho Club Lincoln,
and how dreadful that wullu b0r' ", tho
,J,,nIcIna, fo,,,,cti toS ,,tv m tr tau,lnr
aa.,,,ii,s 49, ~, ~, -" ''', 1"s., e.sa
eepuRs11tes aha Tue Nuns VI so!''ey was
tion. And, by-tho.way, tho uewly- -chrls,ere.l
ss safs'eta o, "lneeln aha a. washington oacr
et sau s1alnnaa. n!aoks u! mo why OF pfoaaM,a,
VI" in tho former rl,t1t.u IL excessively trylY u
their tonv,,ta nnI IN III TIM c,,vnol,,en nf TIN,
, 1880-02-10

The Congregational tMlntsters' meeting was
called to order by tho lscv. c, N. Pond ut tho
nsl,m! hour, Prtyer WIS otrerHl by Z. u. Eaton,
ct 0Ak Park. Tho scr1tl.Mls IT tho Sabbath wrrc
reported and supplemented By statements OF IT.
tercstinE 1ltt.la uilcr recent developments.
Tho sGbjeot OF tho morning, "ll,w Can We
Mako Our Church a.rviaes Mnre lnstruut!vny'
WIS opDnad BY tho ltav. Mr. Wntswurth. nud par-
ticIraied !u BY tltAe.s. TAer, weru present prS.
Goodwin, Noblo, Hyde, lllttwcll, md whititesy,
tho ltuHa WntlsWorth, W!ll!,iGis, i. r. a,ld Z: n.
Pond, p. Writ, y. 2; Hill. Evrrta. kcH.,, Will
Valentine. ,T0wle, Duy, .llld Armstrong,
, 1880-02-10

For the tcneft Of all sufferers. bc good cno,,uh
to bring the wonderful effect Of st. Jacobs Oil
hcfnlr the public. For twelve lun9 years t,Iv
often had the most terrible pAit,s. i few wccks
n!En btntKht b"ttle of TINT wonderful remedy,
IT. 'acahs OIL. md mn perfectly nstonshGti ut Its
my wife. Rl1uy would 1laye pnld my phyHician
go u hI cUultl hAtc dDtia the snrne. Therefore
wish thnt everybody lrny learn to yulIC this
true medicine.
CMMtsTlAN HASS1. YounEstuWn, @.
, 1880-02-10

thNa'M hMmM UAarLE, Fob. 7,-FIye prisoners, al! of
tasn, 0e!yletod nf patty t,lensos Ut tho Fcbrlasy
isii4uxet tha court were publicly whipped In tue
Hns,y,snd sHayand vt Now Custle This forcnoon III tho
VIZ. xeMs OF al'out hW spectators. Two Of th0m
tha .,ye ryuiie, and the reat weru negroes 0no IT
iu,n IIeM,aets waA fh!IAdtlphtAn, nnuiod WILL
ar1cst WIN He'd to Wilmington to escape
ihnl1, tos h9uscbreaklng, md fur wtlo,n the ni.-
alternsas dEeluaod tn VT out \ nsluls!ttDn. H0
ma dh}ate4. The lash was mot severely 4ppllgl,
'1~ 1a9o9 Sas only drawn In ~ %.
, 1880-02-10

The following bills for divorce were filed
Thursday and suppressed for service: Nture
RUthl,nrth from Paul liothbnrth, nlll 1lu Ls,ch-
miller frt,,n August I.ochmtitcr, for aesurtiun.
4 hill for divorce was tllrd Bnturlny III tho
Supreme Court by A1rs. Holden Igulnst her
husband, c. G. +. Holden. Thu c,sse was ut once
lrHri In private room IN NJ, exceedingly cl,lsl-
dEsslne manner, and then tho papers wcre
Tic Eolcl1l l0kket Aso wus fixed thut nuttllcr
The first 1lnnsrA Of tho parties nor tho attorneys
could 10 NsGHrtatncd.
Judge JnMrsan Erlnteh q decree or divorce
yesterday tn Mnry LII NOtho froM uen1AMiu In
Matllo 0It tho ground 0f erttnly.
Judge EnriliIin xrNntcd Il divorce to Carrie a.
li1ickley, frum Dan!ci Il. buckley Oh tho ground
Of drunkenness.
, 1880-02-10
DETROIT.

nr7no1r. Feb. o.-FLouR-1'ull
pn.IyWheat nrnler; cstn nominatl No. 1wh1te,
, ~ rshruaIy, fi2'Ht March. t!.2g{. Anssl, !lxh,
MsY S3]Ht Milling, No. Il *''G'. faeetps11 o"" p"'
, 1880-02-10

CLEVELAND. O.. Fob. 9.-rETHoLEu,t-unoha
gtandsrd ntI,a ito tcst Mfc ...-.,
III cry, Fob. a--PErHnrErst-Maskat oponcd
dull with 4Csf OLD nhynnccd II et,h9s. isc!lnud md
S,n.ri at $ieSf bid f.r uds shipments. 1,Nn arnr-
,rpe xt0O; transactions. 12tom
p,rrsul,Jt3, Fob. n.~-lETitDLEHM = Dnf} cfudD,
tti Al Tnfkcrh for shipment, rennod. nv, phllndo.
,hpI Lu1kYCEY+
, 1880-02-10

MothcrHl your child may hnvc worms! Then
by Nil nlchna ttse !" Hrrwis Fer,nifuKe C,miitR."
They lre tho beat, surest. al,l illtI5t pleasant
cents,
, 1880-02-10

NEW ORLEANS, Feb h.-CurruS-Frm; mill
ding, ls4c; Inv snlddnR, IKE; goud ordianr.. uu;
MT receipts, NLn !nrs; gl1,Sr, receipts 2a0at et"
t,n,nt LAI t,m,twsr A fnltA. sttHt stuck. .li Y.
NJ. iii H. Feb e.-IUlr0S-tirtn Ana nhc!'H3lsnt!;
uI,itiIlu. i2]&c; taes 2,W bausi stlIpntnts 2,AOt
it,iek b,1s1J
, 1880-02-10

Francis u. Luomls, Of Connecticut, commenced
suit yestcrtlny to recover $780, OO Of tho Chcngo
+ Pnel!lc ltAtlroRh Company. GcorE1 y. Whit
Company
, 1880-02-10

o,rrno. N. Y, Fob. g.-{lNAIy-tYhnnt nnm1nNlly
nnrhnnred. Corn-MarkGt dnlss WusteEn mixed, Do
, 1880-02-10

MEM yonK. Fob. n-Iiastl,usa moderately aotlrc.
and u,lcaa tpnnh very trim. Cotton Kuuds In ltaht
tt1npd u1d lisht bnpply. Hcnchcti eut.6ns activn,
with an u.eurt tanslcacy. lttnta less aet'v8. but
dtct4 Euill. ~ steaty rcquest. alens wrur wou-
rtts dining well.
, 1880-02-10
PEORIA,

,,,n,A. ILL.,, Feb 1,-0nAtS-cnsn active but casyt
,,rs.m'rod. ssasp<c, mSod, klaT'tc. Oats ntcadyI
No. White. ae a5s fE@nsi%f En %[ H n,sad aaG5. on
~" tssls Of ftDj11.
, 1880-02-10


Lewis II. Dyer begun n suit ycstor,lay against
tho City Of Chiclgo to recover E2,000.
John W. O'Dnhlel bpgan II suit IN trcspsas
aWnlnst Frod W. Wilson to recover $1,000 for ul.
legged fAlso Imprisonment.
, 1880-02-10
COUNTY BOARD.
Treasurer's Report Of the Finances
for january.
The Gas-Fitting Contractors Throw
Up the, Job at the Court.
House.

Tho County uonr,l hc,1 rco,,,ar wcoktv mect-
sen.e'uh' "t'"tnv'"'' iFcS"'etlt nto"att III INC
chRiFt ht1a I'LL THO 1Hefnbcfe preactk except
4 communication vos ,ccc,vc, fron, Arch,trot
nk"'' .lun's oie 'thl eeA'on cstsi u.
mis- tnabilty 10 lay tho concrete IN tito bascfncnt
of tho cOrt-ffGusc Oh account Of tho delay IN
tho ac,ycr work.
itwns '. referred to tue Joint COMMITTEE.
tho anmc official protesting ngnnst tho removal
, 1880-02-10

s,, unrcn, April. msg! 6, "sy = "SI
No spta. yit,noia. tla1 Torn steady. hiah-ln!xed.
No. .no t<a, Mny. ta4es No. vhise' +ac' ro'
xss jtse gaio SRIi SD fsr sn1 prSa. 1S's's''
Ito..s Itoassast,ct at,ct, No. win,or March, sSEN' APRIL
nA nA,MHnnxx.Lyheat Mnx. siih ado bu corn. sam bus osss,
aS9, asSg9,PTsnixS7s-oass, Psi H,no hut.
, 1880-02-10
Observation-Disclosures.

4
W1f.Mfs0TuS. FUb M-SlIitlrs OR TuitrESTtSE
EIIIi ut Ite.
, 1880-02-10

s,,tts, ptraleh 10 7ne Chicago Tribune.
..,a C1ry, Mo-. Fob. g.-flNAiN-Tha rrtes
w., rcporis: Wheas-,1cco'pts. sK0 b,i spmenis,
sna nu: 1rne! No eash. Md4; Fshrnnsy: yG.s1n 1isi
En:3 fn H. shjnncnts, aIaa3 bui 1oHeEl No. =, cash.
IL. ~, FGbrlarJ, .T4c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-08
NOTICE NO. 20.l
Act OF Congress Approved June 8, 1878.
UNITED SrATEs LAND OrYIs,
CARSON CRY, Nevada, March 8, 1880. !

UNITED STATES LAND OfYIs, [
CARSON CRY, Nevada, March 9, 1880.
NvOTICE Is REREnY GIVEN TO ALL
~ WHOM TT MAY COSCERN-1hat Louis Plant. of
the County Of Of Nevada has this day he
in his application (No 2o to from tae
United States Government the wing described tract
Of land chiefly valuable for timber and unfit for c'lt!a
tion viz Southwest quarter Of Section a. in Township
No II north, of Range No. le east b. M cont 'sninS
s. Land District
Any and all persons having any interest in, or claim t.
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
file adverse claim With the Register OF said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication u
this notice. failing do they will be barred OF sun
Adverse riuht or claim C. n HARRIS, Register.
March IL 60 days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NORTH CARSON BILVER MINING
~ tOAPANY-L,oaEon of principal place Of bus .s',
~ Hrancisc0. California. Of works. Nrnshy
00Oty, Nevada Notios 10 hereby given that at tin.
& the Board of Di-ectors neld tho 18th day OF Deen
Ssr A. D. 1872 an assessment NO o. Of twenty five (.
ssa6 pr share lowed each aud every share M
6s capital stock u this company. payable Immediately
h q. gold coin u the secretary at tho 0cs, rOo0
~ LsdesdOr6 street, san Francisoo, California AIRY
God upoa which this asDsssnent % not paid SATUR
Gnnt asd advcrsod Tor se At public AuctiOa dunes
nsat b made bsfore will be sold on Wednesday, the
e b pa0 assessment Together with tho COST Of sdvsrs
- aY:4s Il alA By ordx q the Bird II Dtrsstors
O. RATf3, Secretary
0>Sfn dod0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-08
NOTICE NO. 21.1
Act Of Congress Approved June 3. 1878.
I,s,rsp SrArss LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON City, Nevada, March g. 1880.
NvOTICE IL HEREBY GWEN 10 ALL
II WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-That Ezian Bonan-
faut of the County Washe State OF Nevada Las this
day filed in this office his application No 2D to purchase
from the United States Government the following desco
ed tract of land chiefly valuable for timber and unit for
cultivation viz: Northeast quarter OF Section a. in
Township IL north, Of Range No. le east NJ D. NJ con
taning SO acres and situate within the Carson City.
Nevada, U. s. Land District
ANY and all persons having any interest in or claim
s.d land adversely to said applicant here required
tn file such CLAIM with the Register OF said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication q
sdwsrss right or claim. C. N. HARRIS, Register.
March Laws