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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-30

The Helena (Ark,) World of the
9th says:
Mrs. W. s. Hancock, wife of the
distinguished soldier and statesman,
Major General Winfield S. Hancock
U. s. Army, with her mother, Mrs
A. Russell, arrived 10 the city this
morning, and are registered at the
Shelby house. The ladies are accom-
panied By Major Russell Hancock, a
SOC ef the General. The major re-
sides in Coahoma county, Miss. where
be 10 engaged in agricultural pursuits.
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The subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER is s5 per snnum and
SOC per month fOrlvss than one year, The
WEEKLY LEDGER IL 81 Per annum-
postage free.
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Irustee's Sa III

NpEk and by virtue of o c.,,.,. a., "a
ps uuSt, made to me as TT bSSttsS IAN aeea Oh
Of 5fFisSSSe eilb Sui GsT recorded in tho Re- SS' sis tS Ssr once ,,
Page III, to V seoaTS the bbS1 m see. ] n book : No, 5.
aeotedness therein me oiiimonean OF certain in
ing oeen made in the paymep ! 4, GSia9lt hay
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A Great Discovery by a Great
Man.

This primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Nervlne Is. The great man is one of the
most famous living physicians. He found
a harmless remedy for all kinds Of pain,
Others improved it, and the final result is'
me SAFE Ncrvine now manufactured only
BY II. H. Warner & Co..
Sold Wholesale by S. Mansfield & Co.
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The true antidoto To- the effects Of miasms
y h9stetters stomach Bitters. This medi.
o,nv " ene Of kne most popular remedies Of an
IN immense demand wherever on Iris Cont.
nent lever and ague. exists. A wineelassfnl
shIee times a day Is the best possible prepara.
I'VE of oncopnterinE q malarious atmosphore.
Ieguiatlng the liver. and invisoratins The
For sale BY all drusgisA and dealers gonor-
tN1 MM
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

PVBLlC notice is hereby given, that bv viz
tue OF a writ of venditioni exnonss III-
directed from the Hon, Circuit ConTt Of SINS Il
Dy county, Tenn, in the case ofW. III. Order.
~, ", "A, omlth, Judgment rendered on fba.
znd day Of June, 1879, for the sum ~ e;abtn
seven dollars and seYenty-two cents MY ~
Ierest and costs of suit, 10 satisfy SAID mn
ment, etc., l will, on "u JUG
Thursday, the 18th day Of Nav. Is8n
in legal hours. in front of the cour,hou.o
the Taxing District of Shelby ooynt ynVTse, IN
proceed 10 sell, to the highest bidder
c9sh, the following described nronertv tor
W.T.; Une-third undivided interest In y To-
kInnlng on south side of Court street ~ ~
Fron WIN east side of alley between
Irony ana Main streets; thence astwsrd VII
Court street. Is feet 81 inches 10 rn Win
corner o., Jet and Williams porf;on ~ mmecsS
lVt ivoS thence southwark parallel with MAJ
s65eet 81 teet IA inches to north lineo Iot Nm Nm
10 dsneacs westward parallel with Court street.
40 lest N inches to said alley; thence nortbt
beginning. ihones 10 the
Also one'thlrd undivided interest :, h.
Deglnnlng. on, the north side Of Cont aot
o. teos 3 lncnes east of Main street: tbence
northward parallel with Main street N Sn sd
5 5nence westward parallel with Cont stres,
~ 1eet; tnence southwark parallel with NJ
street ~ feet TO the beginning. w" NAH"
undivided one-half interest in Iof NJ OK Ok tn0
NoIth court street, said lot fronting 81 f Sf Y ~
Lnfnes on Court street, and extending b.eIe
between parallel lines n feet 8 inches. A I3S ~
s Dbii. r Ca a estate e : situated in the city Of Mem!
s SIO'' county OF Shelby and State Of Tennes-
Levied on as the property Of defendant. q
and p oosts' 10 satisfy said judgment, %intsless
Memphis, 18th day of April, 1880.
q, y. L. MCGOWAN.
BY DAN,L G.. SHELBY, D. s. 'Ounty' Aenn.
"'P. Wilson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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lEnterod at tho PostOfi ce at Memphis, Tenn,
as teoond-olass matter.
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Friday Evening April 80, 1850
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SAFE Of valuable Real Estate
Under authority vested in
~ joint resolution No. N. VS. by Senate
Legislature OF State Of j, adopted By the
sd ls7' approved Mare 2t ItIbng isgz March
Saturday, May sth. 1851.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .
n1iEstyiont ~. ~ : on the premises, in The Taxios
KEW wy Of Memphis, sell 70 tbs biHahinlg
me n! ne following lots of land in said To ve
ThsSa D%astrlct' city of Memphis, Shelby eonntx
u I; Lots l22 and 12} in block No. % ~ ~
% Tatsare ADDITION to the city of Memphiso asnp
~ arIntihg 70 feet on Water street and rnn
ling pack 1857 feet to Promenade street onJ
Sompllsing also the last part Of LOT No d9S
upP9seu 10 DC ,65% feet in the same biocL -
6aiu Datture addition to SAID city; the So
Delng at the corner of JefTerson 90 u sfsIa0
na9e streets with a front of q feet ON ppISmS'
ha9e street, on the west side NJ seid lonie5-
ana running back with tho north Inv sure 1t,
I9rson street about 65% feet. more oi ''et-
al OF SAID property being oovered OF ess-
known as the Elliott block of buii 5py v hat is
. Ohe lot OF. piece of land FRI ,ntins J
on ING north side of Beal street 'neinS 20 feet
ing District, city of Memphis > IN ald Tax
pack lou teet, and upon whic' - = running
20 1S1 p are situated the two stores Sr PIECE OF
Terms of sale-Cash.
MES L. GAINES,
Ton HOLMAN, j. Vomptro Her of Tenn.
Ohalrman County court SbelLr -
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PnhIisher and P-nnrieto
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All over the world DR.. Bulls cough
syrup is making its way, and every
place 1t reaches 'consumptiye people
are more seldom met. 1t is truly a
blessing to humanity, and costs only
% cents.
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sa.e Of vniuaDIe ReaI 49,

By DAN'I G. SHELBY. D. S. '0uhty' Tenn
W. wilson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Al az 59
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4 Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special pre-
scription of DR.. A. Boschee, a cele.
brated German Physician, and i:
acknowledged to be one of the most
fortunate discoveries in Medicine. II
quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all
Lung troubles of the severest nature,
removing, as it does, the cause of the
affection and leaving the parts in q
strong and healthy condition. 1t Is
not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the test of years, giving
satisfaction in every case, which its
rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms. Two million bottles sold
annually. Beware of medicines OF
similar names, lately introduced.
Boschee's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States in 1868,
and is now cold in every town and
village in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary cough.
Price rs cents. SAMPLE bottle, 10
cents, M
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NOTHING CAN be gained from the
single vote in the Cincinnati con-
yartion last evening, upon which to
base an opinion as to who will be
the nominees. It was virtually an
informal ballot, and the effort o! the
delegates seemed 10 be TO hide, as
much as possible, their real inten-
t;ons. Most of the votes were merely
intended SO compliments to indiviG-
ual5. When the balloting begins in
earnest, very few of the eighteen
names voted for yesterday will appear
in the lists. We slill believe that
Mr.. Tiiden IS behind the scenes, pull
ing the wires in bis own iEterest.
When the time comes, and !! will
probably OCCUR on the first or second
ballot this morning, the old man will
show his hand, and carry the
convention by storm. So far
every point in his favor has been
gained. Both the temporary and
permanent organizations we're in his
interest, and the kicking out of the
Kelly mob was a victory for him.
While it has been manifest that the
effort was to keep him cut OF sight,
yet be has appeared just often enough
to let everybody know he was around.
The mention of his name, though it
has no! occurred except as il By
accident, has never failed to elicit ap-
plause ard earnest enthusiasm on
the floor and in the galleries. Ti!den
is unquestionably the one great
mover and mspipulatcr of the con-
vention. Whether be receives the
nomination or not will depend entirely
upon himself. If he really wants it
he will get it. the balloting will be
resumed this morning, aud in ali
probability the nomination will be
made before many r5alers OF the
HERALD get through with the NOR.
ming PAPER.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June %, 1880,

~
WALKER HoUsR.
Ii Lipman, Reno; j Howitz, Austria
liza; S Edward, San Francisco; 5 ID
Mulligan, Mr. ard Mrs Rowland, L L
Grant, New York; A Wilson, 2 Hoole,
England; S ID Sellers. Philadelphia; B
+ Graves, @ 2 Z r; P E Common, Stock
ton; Mrs j w Guthrie, Corinne; Miss L
Nj Guthrie, st Mary's Academy; Jno 2
McLaren, Cincinnati; A Jordan, A
tiraley, st Louis; L Fallow. California:
r Z Jones, L E Sebalt, q ID Otis, Chi
cago; T j DeMers and wife, Montsns; j
n Morton, Keokuk, la; F r Mcconnell,
b q Newman and son, Omaha.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
CS Noyes and wife, T W and Miss
NJ E Noyes, Washington, D c; n G
Walton, San Francisco; w and j OAR
sic, Plttsburg, Pa; E B Mexican and
wife, Butte, Mont; F j Scott, Toledo, o;
A Bartning, Mexico; r N Clairmount,
San Francisco; Mrs BeaTdslsy, 0sden;
( a COrdsr ana wife, Miss CoEder, Kali
amsZOo.
Cliff HOUSE.
Mrs VIM Pinkhsm and son. Terminus
U n r +; j Mclaughlin, J j DAILY,
Park City; Ford, American Fork; r
Mackey, Bingham; Loughney, Frisco;
n N Kelly, Bingham; Jas Humphrey,
Milford.
VALLEY HOUSE.
F Smith, Portland, Oregon; A j Han
son, San Francisco; E j Adams, j I
Williams, Bodie; G James, Tusosrora;
j Il CrismOn, Bingham; w Damn,
Nevada; E f Olsen, Virginia City; w
Andrews st Paul; b Wilks, Tecoma; j
r Blair, Elk City; Waid, Fort
Steele, Wyoming.
WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs Cooper, D McInuis, jr, 7 Veuard,
w G Hyde, A II Remis, II Manning, G
H Lsshbrook. Bingham; w E james,
Butt-rfeld; A Buser, + Dyson, Ogden;
f S Benson, Carliss. New; j Roberts,
San Francisco; D w Dulow, Castle
Valley; G Keene, Rush Lake; ID c
Dennis, Denver.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Continued from First Page

iC0RLiRNed rom tfSG rage.
Cincinnati, 2S.-New York being
called, voices in the galleries called
"Tildep, Tllden," and were greeted
with iurioue hisses.
When Ohio was called, McSWeeney,
OF that state, took the platform and
read a speech, IN which be said the
democracy OF Ohio, in state conven.
ton, with absolute unanimity had
determined to present the name OF
Allen G. Thurman. He would for
bear any eulogy, for that was not
needed by the man whose name he
presented, nor would he consume
time In rsciting useless biography.
All knew bis public life and services.
Nevertheless ne proceeded with eu!O-
pistlc references to Ihurmsn's re-
cord. The times demand q record
that shall be q clean one, around
which no dirty scandals cling; a man
whose name will be of itself the plat
form. Such a man was Thurman, as
all well knew. (Applause.) He had
fought the good fight, be had kept
the iaitb; under him the rights OF all,
rich and poor, capital and labor,
would all be protected, and the rights
of section also carefully preserved.
He denied tha. Ohio was a republican
state. (applause) and argued that
Gsr6eld's nomination was an admis
sion by the Chicago convention that
Ohio was not republican. They hsu
already a son of Ohio at Washington |
in Tilden's chair, (applaase) and yet |
they took another, for what, lnsatiste
archer would not one suffice? [ Laugh
Ter and applauge.) The speaker con.
timed at considerable length with
great rapidity and much humor, and
vas bonored at the close with a
hearty round of applause, and as he
returned to his seat the Ohio dele
cation rose to receive him with
cheers.
Wnen Pennsylvania was called its
chairman said they had no candidate
IN nreseut. but one of their delegates
desired to present name. Dan.
Doherty, of Philadelphia, then took
the platform, as he said, to nominate
one whose name would reconcile all
fsctions and carry Pennsylvania, In
diana Connecticut. New Jersey,
New York (epplsuse) and Ohio. He
nronosed the name of a soldier whose
name was as stainless as his sword
Scott Hancock. This gave
for the widest burst of APP
plsuse that had been witnessed either
IN the floor or 10 the galleries, many
ieIegstes rising to their lest II
eIected he will take his seat. (Greas
lid u
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THE CINC.NEATI convention re-
corded arolher good days work yes
terdsy. The time spent over the
New York contest probably pre-
vented the convention finishing Its
Ia0ors last evening and sdjourning,
but It was net wasted. The time vas
employed il administering a drub-
biDg to that political renegade, John
Kelly, AMI then sitting down on
him. 1t was necessary TO make
plain the position that Kelly occu'
pies towards the party, which is that
of an enemy. He bolted from the
Lt2te convention last fall, and worked
as a third party, succeeding in de-
feating the democratic ticket. No
political organization can afford to
recognize such q renegade. rs he
first Withdrew, be has now been
read out, and he can only
get back by letting the will
of the masses control instead Of
trying to rule or ruin in accordance
with his personal feelings. If john
Kelly can defeat the party next fell
as he did last year, let him do it. The
democracy can afford defeat, but it
cannot afford to humble itself before
any one man, nor violate principle
for the sake of vJtce. But he cannot
defeat the party. What has been
lost in castingout him and his hOodIum
crew will be made good from other
sources, for respect and support
always follow brave and manly con-
duct Oh the pant of a political organi-
zation, whlls nothing is gained by
tEuckling and fawning.
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EXHILARATING,
SEIMULATING,
RECUPERATING.

Are the invariable effects OF those Elaborate
Punches, Cobblers and iced Mixed Beverages of
all descriptions, which Auer & Murphy are
daily compromising for their numerous patrons
who freq uent the Occidental "
Choice and Select Brands of Wines. Liquors
and Cigar, both Imported and Domestic,
always kept in Stock.
n Bottled Wines and Liquors for Faml-
lies, Excursionists, Tourists, ETC., at greatly
reduced prices.
AUER s. MURPHY, Props.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
rHS DAILY HEKALD Is published


EHs DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, 81
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRIET-
fEG and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
seription price Si0.50 per annum, post
sge included; parts of year 81 the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents week.
TIE SEMI-WEEKLY HERAL Is
published every Wednesday snd Sftur-
lay morning, st $3.50 yssIi FIX
months, SL.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 q year;
six months, Sl.25, postage included
Postage outside the Q. S. and Canada,
extra.
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Auditors Quarterly Report.

To The Hon. tie Mayor ana City Coun"
ciE, Salt Lake City:
GESrLrHEx:-I herewith present to your
honorable body q report of the financial
condition Of Salt Lake City Corporation for
the Quarter ending May slst, 1850.
1850.
Mar lst-By Balance in Treasury 80, .,
at last report ", Oh %
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IEsLIES MONTHLIEs, when
bound, make a neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery does work in
7-arV style and at reasonable rates
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LIABILITIES:

Territory of Utah, County of Salt Lake, SIS:
IL. s. Hills, Cashier of ths above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief.
L. S. HILLS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Esd
day Of June, 1880.
n W. CLAYTON,
Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
VIM JENNINGS,
JOHN SHARP, Directors.
q. S. ELDREDGE,
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IOIaI uIb DuIsGIu5lIs. .'.'''vI . III u
CaIarce in Treasury at c,Cse Cf
business, May 81, lSS)............... o. Is
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN I. GAME,
Auditor.
Auditors Office,
Salt Lake City, Juno ], 1889.
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The PUBLIC AWARDS THE PALM TO
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR as a cough remedy.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS CURE IN
One MINUTE. ie23
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Mother Eve.

According to Milton, the frst thinl
Eve did alter leaving Adams side
was TO survey her charms 10 a silYery
pool. No doubt she WAS g splendid
creature, but beauty is not the beri
tage of all her daughters, and many
OF Enem resort to "GLENN'S SULPHUB
Soap" to obtain the dazzling com.
plexion which Eve received from
nature. The great merit OF this
unexcelled cosmetic is that it leaves
no traces of aEtifciaity. Beware
of counterfeits. See that &C. n.
CRITTENToE, Proprietor" is printed
on each packet, without which none
is genuine. Sold by druggists at %
cents; three cakes. 60. But the most
brilliant complexion with gray hair
would be an anomaly, and therefore
this blemish should be remoTed By the
use of HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR
DYE" which is unsurpassed alike in
and the perfection Of color
it bestows.
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Notice.

Ali communications on business.
to insure immediate attention, should
be addressed SALT LAKE HERALD
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY ,
and not to any individual. mia
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Endorsements.

Endorsements.
June 18th, 1880.
Presen ed to the City Council, received and
referred to tho Committee on Finance.
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June 22d, 1850.
Examined, compared with the Books and
Vouchers and found to be cOrIeot.
COMMITTEE ON FINAN Z.
David o. Calder, ChoiImaa.
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Disbursements during quarter.
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Recsints during quarter /.

Total Resorrees for ouarter.s79. 47i Is
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BENEFITS OF CHEAP PAPER.

Mr.. s. Abner Harper, Of Harper & Brothers,
says the high price Of psper is very seriously
affecting publishers, and that unless some re-
Lief IS bad the prices OF their publications.
both books and periodicals, must go up. 1t
will be just so far a tax on knowledge, or an
inducement on the part of many people who
figure closely in their expenditures, to cease
reading. OF course. this involves price of
school-books also. and the avarice which keeps
its grip on the purses OF the people and the
votes of Congressman. will be felt in the ex-
penses of the poor as well as the rich.
Mr.. George Augustus Sala said in recent
interview, that he was one OF the old fighters
in England in favor of free paper in that
country. They were defeated. irst by one
House of Lords, then by another, but finally
gained the victory. The paper is made in
Algeria, and is so cheap that large morning
quartos are sold for two cents, and large even
ing journals are cold for one cent in several of
the cities OF England and Scotland. Once
paper we're had in this country at reasonable
price, and the families would be few who could
not afford to take first-class journal
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The inability OF the Democrats. as a party.
to govern, is exhibiting itself more and more
every day. They seem so hungry for power
that whenever an Office or some other emolu-
ment ,s seen, they rush for ii with such eager
haste that they are blind TO all consequences
Garcelon showed them way in which he
thought the Democrats could get power, and
regardless OF honesty, and even decency they
all followed his lead, urged HIM on IN his ne
farous schemes, and defended him against the
merlted censure OF the leading journalists and
people o. the country. And again. eager to
obtain some advantage in case the election OF
the President is thrown into the House, they
would unseat Washburne OF 8Iinp.. notwith-
standing hsi majority OF over 3000 on the
false pretext OF bribery. etc. in the election.
forgetting that the bribery was all on the
Democratic side.
The Secretary Of the Treasury still. continues
TO reduce the National debt IN gratifying
manner. This month the reduction will be
eigh: or nine millions. Good.
The IRISH relief ship sailed from New York
on Saturday, for ireland. She will land her
cargo at either Kingstown. Queenstown or
Galway, az the Herald Relief Committee may
desire.
There is well founded hope here that
Kentucky can be made Republican State after
the fall elections. The question OF the Ken
lucky judgeship has brought ont so many good
fellows who are Republicans, tina. the Demo-
Gratis are growing anxious. The Democrats
will probably turn the bung-hols of the barrel
IN that direction.
The sub committee of the House are at work
upon the army appropriation bill. 1t is ex-
pected that it, and the navy bill Will be reported
to the House tomorrow. At least that is
what the Democrats promise now, and what
they have promised from week to week since
the Christmas holidays.