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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

IND WHEREAS. The Congress % tas W.
States 0l the 3ist day oi March, f,i9, 80.
act entitled tn ecf 10 enfosss ifs figtn
-sss Of fse UuiisS Nafss 70 r0is - l4, -,-.-l
S-l.es 81 tsc Uaioa aEf for other parp9i''i'
afss amt sef-,ind sect ions u which are AZ H-..
SEXTON l. Be y enacted by ~ SO. y
House Of Representatives. of me I niieA N.-
Azlfrifd a. Congress asSsrlbief. lhaJ all ,' "
OF the United states who are or sAai le o,iiei'
qualified g. vote az any election y the ps''fe
anv state. D rritory. district county, ciiy, iii
township i.1,,l district ulunici ipa.ity. 1se
ritnrial sul=liy sion shall be entitled sa-l alN
vote at all such elections WithsAt distilgi
race. color. or previous c0uditios u seryiiuir -
constitution. law. custom, mage o. regui'ia9
any State or Territory o7 ~ - unaer iis Au,-'-
% the contrary notwithstanding. ,.
SIC > 4Hd b. = yfsri1er snccief, hat Z /.
under the st,t aofEy of the eonsiitufiGa "a '1. ~.
any state. og the laws ct any Territsry, any p r.
OF hall be required % be done as q prere'iul-i
ALLEGATION for voting. ami hy ssSch cunsiilu -
laws persons or officers are ~ shall be chAr-e' -,
the performance Of duties tn furnishing ~ 60 -,
an opportunity % peTt,sn such prerel -,
become qualified u vote. u snail uc lA.
every such ucf-0ns ami 0fticeTs % give an CIT
the United States the same and equal 'il-..il
70 perform such prerequisites and 70 neel =
s-i 10 vote without distinction 81 ace eo.l =,
yious condition u Scrvitude: and n any - r.
zon OF officer shall refuse OF knowing! oIes
full effect - this section he shall, ior est3 =.
fence forfeit ard pay the sum oi hss ashnI.-.s-
Iars 70 the person aggreved tbeFtS,, 70 -
Ell by an action In the ease, v ~ fsii coss "a
allowance Tor counsel fees a. the cur 'haH h1..s-
fvst. aad shall also. iogeseEy such offence Vsyl.
e.l guilty Of a nnfsfss-eanoT. AMI shai- os s.-si
tian thereof T. IEed not less than n'e 80
dollars q - rmpriesnet rot les NAP .. 80
aud III I5ore than ons year, OF. both al u''
tsla of the court. ,.s or ~
An iulges living within twelve miies -,
prIthopotary's oifice or within twenly WV -rr
II their residence be In town, VliisE --srri
upop the line OF a railroad leading y ". 80
seat shall before TWO o'clock po& --sShi - .h..
day after the election, and al 4hsf l-'.s--f "
before twelve o'clock weeEiaan OF th9 .-.ssf- .
after the election. d.h.c- the return ga1
with return she.t y the Prothonoiary 7. ~ rsa1
of Cou,ruoa peas Of the county Saich - s.1.
sbsrt - be sled, and the day and - ..tspr,
...s-Tse,I thereon and shall be presesTeA y
Monetary for public inspection. g. S..ssrs, F
Given under my hand at ~ oilCe ii ar ~. (
fhfs sth day OF Uctobos, m the year 7. ~
one thousInd eight hundred and ss'Si - i..,eos5.
ant In The enc hundredth year Oh tH1 &
,i,.nee of .as United States q. srsr- F
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SheriEs Ofice. Somerset
Oct sth, 1879. I
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
The I-nter.Ocennio CannI.

Special 10 the COurier-J ournal.
NJ. DeLesseps and Secretary Thomp-
son are not to build their Panama
canal without opposition. A quiet
meeting is in progress here this even
ing at the house ola prominent public
man and inancier, for this purpose of
taking steps to make available the con
cession made last spring by the
Nicaragua government. The gentle
men who own this concession are men
of fortune, and they say they do not
propose to be driven from their enter
prise by publications concerning the
success of the Panama company in
raising funds for thier project. The
concession was made to such men as
Admiral Ammen, General Eff. Beale,
Grants minister to Austria, U. S.
Grant. jr., VIM. r. Garrison, George
w. Riggs, the Washington banker,
Howard Potter, of Brown Bros. & c.,
and brother of Hon. Carlson N.
Potter, and VIM. II. Barnum. These
gentleman say they propose to make
every effort to secure the necessary
capital to build the projected inter
oceanic canal at Nicaragua. General
Grant ismuch interestedin the scheme,
and will be president of the company
it it be organized with sufficient cap
ital. lie needs money, and is more
favorably disposed toward the
canal project than toward any of the
other methods proposed to make him
comfortably off. He wrote here re-
Gently to the effect that he found it
difficult to raise money for the canal
scheme, because Of the opposition Of
the railway companies, chiefly Jay
Gould. The Nicaraguan people say
that they have no faith whatever in
De Lesseps's ability to raise sufficient
capital to build the Panama canal, but
that all he will accomplish will be to
raise enough money to compensate
French capitalists for the disburse-
ments they have already made. It is
understood that Secretary Thompson
has been offered twenty-five thousand
dollars a year as a salary for the presi.
dency of the Panama canal. De Les
seps gives this, it is said, for the pur-
pose ofhaying his scheme Endorsed by
an American cabinet officer. The
gentlemen who are namedi in the con-
cession obtained by Mr.. Menocal from
Nicaragua, paid that officers OK.
penses and salary last winter when he
went to the isthmus to open the ne
gotiations which resulted in the con-
c%ession, and they propose to continue
these efforts to build a canal over the
| Nicaragua routa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
Trustees Sale.


by virtue Of the torras Of trust deed to me
- executed by Isaac W.. Bass on the 2sth day
OF December, 1871, TO secure the payment OF
certain notes therein described Of the same
date, the note for $3.50 being unpaid, / will,
Friday, the oath day Of December, 1880,
within legal hours, in front ofthe courthouse,
IN The city OF Memphis, county Of Sholby and
ctato Of Tennessee, sell at public Auction 10
the highest bidder ipf cash. the following de-
aeribeg property situated In the counties OF
shelby and Upton, 10 the State Of Tennessee,
and being Known and described as follows, to-
VIZ; ~ virtue Of entry No. 5, founded on
warrant No. 1861 for 253 acres dated the FIRST of
September, lS36, two hundred and ffy-three
acres. Of the lind herein described Was sur
yeyeq, being range eiRht and iection hvo, be.
ginning NJ the northeast corner Of entry No.
100 for az acres 10 the name Of G. B. Bate
man running thence south with his limo nine
y poles, passing his cOrnQr, In all two hum
drcd aud thirty poles Ia al all on the north
me ot entry. No, l436 acres in the name Of
Josse BentOn's heirsi and thence cast wih
their line one hundred poles 10 o pecan mark
ga II > y then northeast corner; thence SON b
twenty-five poles to an elm and blackberry,
thence cast one hundred and seventy no es +,
an elm marked j 5; thence north IL ty-dve
poles to a willow on the bank oil Old river.
thence west thirty degrees south throe ham
dred and ninety-fve no 0s to tic BEGINNING
nj VI tht lhlu hhNve uekeilbed Will he sold
etcopt Qne, hupdted acres from the western
portion Of the tract above described.
ALSO a certain tract Ofland situated In said
counties ofshelby and Upton, being grant M.
OH ,bearingdate Aug. 13.i6i6, fort GO acres I'M
by. computation only $50 acres the hninnee
oeinR lostby an interference with m oiief IN
Try m the name ofl0hn rrlgF ior Two hnn-
dFcd ana hlty-lWp Qcreg said tact beginning M
shelby county ny a hickory marked M On M
enst boundary Of a tract Of one ih0usand four
hundrcd and thirty-six acres, In the name oftbe
heifs Of jesse Bentoni thence running easf one
hundred and sixty chains and FORTY iinks ~
an elm marked X r, thence north ane hun.
drod ana sixty poles tQa willow marked lip
on inc bqnk Qiuld river; thence down Old rive
cue hundred aud seventy poles 10 j. Triqg5
northeast corner Of a two hundred and AN
three acre tract; thence south SIXTY hee pbolss
70 lriggs corner; thgnoo west WITH M linn
ono hundred and seVdnty poles 10 a mulberry
HAtAod y Ton the east line Ofthe 1AaG neras 7,
the name of Jesse Benton's heirs; thonce Win
said me south one hundred nnd Dfhety-oight
poles 70 the beginning, being the same proper
~ described IN laid trust deed, which 4 reris
tered in said Shelby county In hook "a nere
llvi and " said Upton county ia dead hooh N
pages ail, 1872, 1913 aud d9t, boine ihe anna
plantation, sold BY Schailor q Gorko 10 said
Dasa, which said lands lie together IN one bodv
apa constitute one plantation.
me equity Of redemption Il wnivpd. Tiu,
heiieted 70 Be good. but ! will sell and oonycy
JOSEPH Il. HAHN, Trustee.
T. - hDoiN0roS, Attorney.
727sl 70 @.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
SheTla's Sale Of Real Estate.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that BY viz.
/ tue oftwo writs Of fni faeias, Nos. 1868 and
63sl, to me directed from the Hon. Supreme
Court OF Tennessee, in the case Of D. Brown
versus j. A. Anderson, administrator. Judg-
ment tendered on the 22d day of April, 1850.
inr tho aggregate sum of two thousand and
three dollars and four cents, with interest and
costs OF suit, to satisfy raid Judgment, ETC., |
wilt On Thursday. the 2.Srd dny az
- ccnaber, 1850. in legal hours, 10 front al
The Court House, in the Taxing District Of
shelby County, Tennessee. proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate Of the estate Of Geo. p
cooper, deceased, same being q part of said
estate, which has not been partitioned or
specifically set apart 70 any OF tho deyisees
under the viii OF the said Geo. p. Cooper, de-
ceased, t0.wlt: Being lot No. 95 in the viii
loughby Williams subdivision, situntpd ON
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, at Nc.
dhees Station, about two miles east of the
city OF Memph 3, in the Fourteenth Civil Dis
triet OF shelby County, Tennessee, known as
The Geo T.. Cooper homestead, and more par
ticularly described as follows, Bounded on
the n0rth by the Memphis and Charleston
railroad track, on the east by Raleigh Avenue,
on the south by Walker Avenue, and on the
west by the lands Of Il. l.. Webb and j. II,
Haggard, as shown by the man Of NJ. q. VII
!iainssn, made in the year 1871, aud contain
ing twenty two acres. Levied subject 10 the
dover interest or life estate Of Ellen @ Glenn
levied ON ag the property Of defendant, Geo.
7 Cooper, deceased, to satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
Memphis, 29th day Of November, 1880.
y. X. ATHl, Sheriff Of Shelby, Cauniy,
Tennessee, '"
BY ". D CAygeg, Deputy sheriff. rs "a 90
!; NJ hll and George CAN'T, Attorneys for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman, Justioe Of tbo pooos
l9r shelby county, Tenn.-A. Godsey VS..
y this cause n summons having been issued
A on the LIST day of December, 1880, for ms
sum OF Slll, due by note, which summons was
on the "a day Of December, 1880, returned toto
court BYE. b. Britt, Deputy Sheriff, as fol-
leWs; Game to hand LIST day of December.
lo'nUl ana executed on jesse lee, and for
Eial December I'd, 1870, beforeJ j. NJ. Coleman,
Esq, at 10 O'Clock am. and after diligeni
search Pgrce Adams not to be- found In INV
county n p, II, ATHY, Sheriff,
And on motion Of plaintiff a judicial attach
ment having been issued herein ON the 9Th dav
OF December, 1880, as provided by section Ma
OF the code OF Tennessee, r%eturnablo before me
or some other Justice Of the Pence. and IN
anne having been levied By the proner oi6eer
on the property ofsaid defendant ana return,
ei .nt9 court; IL therefore ordered that no
defendant make his personal Appearance be-
lore me on the l9th dhy of Januafy. 1881, Al NJ
2 clock IN, at my ,flce, No. ai Frort streel.
IN, me cry Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend
sal1 SUIT or the same viii be proceeded wifi
eX,paftei and that a copy Of this order be NH.
ilsnsu 9neea week for four successive weoks
in NE Public Ledger.
This December ia, 1880,
u1 j, N. COLEMAN, j. P.
NJ D h. Stewart, Atty for plaintiff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
WE MEMPHIs HAs AcCOMpLIsHEp

Inc New York Tribune, says:
Yellow Jack may prove to have
been the best friend Memphis ever
had. That the cityis now one OF the
best drained. on the continent, is the
opinion Of many sanitarians. This
thorough sanitary revolution will de-
crease the mortality rate, and the city
may get the reputation Of being not
only the cleanest, but the h~ealthiest
in the country.
Upon this text a very long article
might be written-a chapter indeed
which teaches mankind a great les.
son. Out Of the misfortunes and the
gloom of Memphis her surviving peo-
pie emerged, chastened, it is true.
but stronger than ever before. They
have made such a use of the mean,
and opportunities left them as to il
lustrate the highest and best attrib.
utes Of human nature. The world
had been touched by the great calam-
tiles which befel the doomed city, as
1t was regarded, and responded with
generous contributions to the appeal
for help. It was said by some in
their excitement, which upset their
judgment as well as more tender feel
ings, tina the place should be burned
and wiped of the face Of the earth.
II was charged also that the people
had violated the commonest laws Of.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
Attachment Notice.

Before j. N. Coleman, a Justice of the Peacs
Tor shelby county, Tenn. -Henry w, Feeri
VS.. B. +. Iams.
n TINS cause a summons having been issued
Il on the 18th day of November, 1880, for tbe
sum Of twenty-five dollars, due BY account,
which summons was on the 18th day Of N
Yomber, 1850, returned into court BY n, b.
hritti Deputy Sheriff, as follows: Game Ma
band the 18th day efNOvember, 1850, and after
dillgent search Is. +. Iams not TO be found In
M county" p. r. ATHY- Sbsrid
By E: B. BBITT, D. S.
This November 26th, l2l.
And on motion Of plaintiff a judicial attach
meAt having been issued herein on the 26th
gay I. November, 1880, as provided BY section
no, Sisb Of the code Of Tennessee, returnabIe
before me or some or s0me other Justice Of ire
Peaoe. and tho same having been levied by the
proper officer on the property Of said defend
ant, and returned into court; Il is therefore
ordered that the defendant make his personal
appearance before me on Saturday, the lsi
day OF January, 1881, at 9 o'clock am, al my
oiice'. No. 2i Front street, in The city Of Mem.
phis, Tenn, and defend said suit, or the same
will be proceeded with ex parte; and thaf .
copy Of this order DO published once A weak
for four consecutive weeks in The Public Led.
ger. I'M, COLEMAN'J IpSu
This Nov. 18th, 1880. %sSlsSalF'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
ROUTE TO THE YAZOO
VALLEY.
Important Facts for the COnsld-
Grafton Of Wemphians.

0FPICE M0BILE x NORTHWESTERN R. R.,
Glendale, Csahoma Co., Miss, Dec. /, 80
To THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS
In considering the building Of a rail.
road to Jefferson, Texas, from your
city, it seems to me an important mat
ter that you ascertain the least number
OF miles of road to be built, to give
your city connection with the largest
and most fertile section Of country. |
think this can be accomplished by
taking a route from Memphis through
DeSoto and Tuniea counties, Missis-
sippi, to Glendale, opposite Helena.
Arkansas. This route will give your
city, by building 80 miles of road. as
short a route 10 Jefferson, Texas. as
any you can select, besides connecting
Memphis with a large part of Yazoo
valley. The Mobile & Northwestern
railroad has now in success ul opera
ton thirty miles of road from Glendale
to Clarksdale, on the SunAower river.
with a reason able prospect Of complet ;
ing the road to Tallahatchie river. 81
miles from Olarksdale. The Ar
kansas Midland railroad has in
operation some 40 miles Of road to
Duncan, within two miles Of Aber.
deem, on White river. This road has
graded 10 miles out of 81 miles, from
Aberdeen 10 Little Rock. The dis,
lance from Aberdeen to Pine Bluff,
some 40 miles, can be easily built. as
the average embankment will not be
much over three feet high. The own
ers of the Midland road can complete
their road to Little Rock and Pine
Bluff without the aid Of Memphis
provided a road from Glendale ID
Memphis is built. The distance from
Pine Bluff to Jefferson is about l8(
miles. Thus by Memphis giving aid
in building a road some fifty miles in
length they would control a large par
Of the Yazoo valleytrade and an eaua
part Of the Arkansas and Texas trad,
The distance from Memphis to Talla.
hatchie river by this route would b,
less than 100 miles. To Little Rock
1852 miles. To Pine Bluff, 1876 miles
To Jefferson, Texas, 3l5 miles.
In a conversation held some tim,
ago with your citizens, | found man,
Of them who thought the route sue
gested, the best one for Memphis
eoyeral gentlemen objected on the
ground that the building of this road
would be Of greater benefit to Helena
than to Memphis, admitting however,
me great need of railroad to Yazoo
Valley. Look at the facts say you
build a road on west side Of the Mis-.
sissippi river, via Wittsburg, Brink.
ley, Clar. ndon and Aberdeen to Pine
Bluff, at least 1875 miles from Memphis
and what do yon gain2 You cross
the Midland road at or near Aber.
deem, putting the Mississippi river IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
COTTON MOVEMENT
In the United States for Three
Months, Ending With Close
OfNOVember.

The official statement Of the cotton
movement for the first three months
of the commercial year, as made up by
the national cotton exchange is at
hand, and affords an interesting ex
hibit, bringing It's figures down to the
beginning Of the present month
Every cotton dealer and grower will
6ud the statement valuable in many
features. 4 summary of its leading
contents is herewith given. The de-
tails show that during the quarter
2,62S,9l4 bales of the present crop
have come into sight, at the ports and
points Of crossing on its way to north
ern mills, shOgiug an excess of 2O8.835
bales over last year, and Isl, 1873 over
the year before. The fetal takings Of
northern spinners during the quarter
exceed those Of last quarter II ,521
bales. Yet the overland movement
shows a decrease compared with last
year of 69,2l9 bales, while rail ship
ments to the mills direct are 1857
bales short Of the same three months
of last years. Northern spinners have
made up the difference by increased
purchases at sea or cut ports. The
total overland movement direct to the
mills for three months we're 1878.
bales, against 1916 bales same time
last year and 1Ol, 273 the year before
The total overland movement for the
whole of last year was 5l8,240 bales
against 1892 bales in 1873. The
total takings of northern mills for tie
thirteen weeks, ending with the close
of November, average 1858 bales,
against 4l,756 bales anne time
last year and 1858 bales the
year before, the figures summing
up 554,355 bales against 542,854 bales
last year, and 9S5,Ss6 bales the year
before. Last year northern mills pur-
chased during the twelve months end
ing with the close Of August, 1873
997 bales, and the year before 1875,
3S4 bales. The exports to Europe
this year have been 1,263,99 8 bales
against 1,l8O,325 bales for the same
time last year; while the stock at
ports on November 30 was 9O7, GIL
bales, against $50 ,528 bales last year
at the same date. Another feature of
interest is the statement Of the re.
ceipts at the various home ports this
year, the total for the three months
being 2,428,89O bales, and 46,7O6
bales more than last year at the same
time. The receipts at Charleston az.
grcgate for the three months 3l7 .3l4
bales, and 99,689 more than last year:
while at Savannah they we're 467, 474
bales and $3.50 more; and at Nor
folk, Wilmington, and vicinity over
100000 bales in excess of last year.
The Texas ports have received about
27l,OOO bales, aud 1900 more than
last year. Mobile is nearly 5000
ahead Of last year, its to.
tai for the three months
being 164,O37 bales. At New Orleans
a falling off Ofl4,845 bales is noted the
total being 53l 900 bales. OF foreign
shipments England took S33, 1888 bales,
and over 5000 more than last year.
while France took 179,O63 bales, aud
over 60,0OO bales more than last year.
The receipts at New York, Boston
and Providence show a considerable
falling off, as compared with last years
receipts. The statement is a compre.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
Ron-RssIdon Notice.

No. 5538-In the Chanccry Court Of gboibv
county, Ienn.-kepOleon Hill ct nj. firm IN
hui, fontline& Co. vs.. E.W. Clapp, doine
bqsino's as NV. Clamp a Co.
appearing from affidavit la this cause thai
i the defendant, y. W. Clam, is a non-resi.
dent Of the State Of Tennessee; that no h az
a,ebted 70 the c0mplainants in the sum Of three
thousand dollars $1,000, due bv open aecopnf
and attachment having been igsued ana
levied on bis property; IL Is theref0fo order
sa that no make bic appearance herein, al
ne courthouse Of Shelby county, In Mem.
Phis, Tenn on or before the frst Monday I'M
january, 1881, md plead, answor or dcmur
70 complainant bill, or the same will he taken
TOT confessed as TO him and set for hoarinr
ex,parto, and that a copy Of this order bo
pub!ished once a week for four successive
veeks IN the PUBLIC LEDoER.
This go day Of November, 1890.
A eopy-Attosts
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Maater.
BY Z. b. MoliHsEy, ID. Q. an.
bisolow 4 hnl, sol. for compi't.
T27aa9O
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-14
Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, a Justice of tho Pear,
Tor shelby county, Tenn. -Thomae IN. Alex.
andcr W.. Il. II. lams,
N TINS cause q summons having boen isenrd
n on tho 18th day Of Noyomhsr, lfsl. f,r *,
sum OF nineteen dollars, due hy aeeopnt
which summons was on tho 2Bih d,y al M.
heinbel 1870. returned Into conrt Nv IA. n
brlti deputy, Sherin as follows, Game n
nand tho 2Bth. aly Of November, 1850, and af,o,
diligeht sulrch b. r.. Iams not Ia be- found IN
my county. p. IA. AfuV sIu.salNA VI
BY Il, b. Barr, D. 8.
rms November 26th, 1880.
ana on motion Of plaintiff A Iudioial attarh.
iaent having been issued herein on the gsih
gay q. Noyembsr, 1850, as provided by s%ectien
N9, oio5 Of tao code Of Tonnossee, retnrnebis
oeigls me or some other Justice Of the Peace,
and we same having been levied by Inc prope,
onicer on the property Of said defendant and
tetorned, into court, II V therefore, ordered
tlttthe defendant mako his personni anpoar-
ihee before mo on Saturday, tho lst DIV IA
January, 1881, Mt 3 O'Clock q. ms, al my ofBee'
no, ~ Front stroet, IN the city OF Momphis'l
tenn, and defend said suit, or Tho snme Mil
oe proceeded with ex-paite; and thaf 4 oons
OF thia order be publn hod once a week ~ AK,
consecutive weeks In the Public Lodror. W
m. j. M. COLEMhNs.i D
A"" NvF' 0'h, 1857. W0 1851 " =