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TAN pRulbSEus
I]EnIIN, Jnn. n0.-1t iB announced TINT tho
Government lntonds TO propose n tar on all por.
Bons exempt from military service.
TILE NEW AltMy HILL.
Prince Frederick William. rs President Of tho
High Commission for tho defense Of tho coun-
try, naturally wishes to SEQ NIL tho important
points Of tho now Army bill sottlcd bcforo his
departure for Fegli.
ron ITALY.
d, I}Rl.L1r, Jun. ao..-Cruwf-Trinco Frederick
WtlliMin started this mOrIltnK fnr Italy.
F1tE-DANr KxpEO5fON.
1lEiLlN, Jun. 2o.-A f1ro-damp explosion hRs
Occurred s II the so'!!ory At Mc'ss9n, @ s'.1ony.
corpscs still In tho pit.
voN MoLrKE As a sioilA11sr.
1iEnL!N, Jau. e9,-Count Won Moltke, Chief
correspondent who requested him to use hlB In
ti.,oneo With tho Emperor for , tho reduction Q Of
Enperor cannnt Impress all natlons with tho
conviction that Uvci! a victorious war Is u ma
tfonnl misfortune. That conviction cnn only DO
s @ ss & e sS ] s ftstsp nsss9 d ft Is nSn e q
RUSSIAN COMMENT.
LoNnoH, jan. .0-The Journal do st, Tticrsltsn,
does not consider TINT tho Gormnn Army bil
4ho sioseeM aaseo t'G and oSe ss' Ny ts' think
that tho bill ia exclusively directed agntnst
Tho Gazct.o TO 81. Petersburg boioyos that Rus.
60 alonD y menaccd, whllo tho Goaos holds that
Poland Is tho bono Of contention.
TILE CHURCH QUESTION.
1nnnoN, Jun. .o.-A berlin dispatch enys tho
budget Of tho Ministry Of Public W0rAhlp will
Dict 1t Ia gonernlly believed H!s,nNrck will tnko
this opportunity Of giving explanations upon
tho Church question:, Negotiations with
ical point TINT tho help OF tho Dict
must ho cnltcl in. Tho nows that II concordnt
falso. Ti,ere ia, however, no doubt that tho Min
lister Of Public Worship viii soon h.y boforo tho
prussian Dlnt bills A1nendinx tho 11ny laws: but
Church hgr foreign Independence will be r1lIsel.
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Tho Military to 30 immediately
Withdrawn from tho
State-IfDuXo.
Secretary Sherman Taking Time
by the Forelock in North
Carolina.
Paid Agents of the Treasury Department
Engaged In Working Up Ills
Boom.
Gen. Grant Again Declared to Be Out
Of tho Presidential Race,
1Ll3k43E LIE
Mlln COMrLETELY HEyTQtlgp.

QU1ET COMFLE1KrY nEsrONRD.
AUauHTA, Mo-, 1ntt. 4B.--ln tho Sc11Ate, eCven
Fusonist Senators appcnred, woro cordially re-
eclyctl, nnd tonk titoIr scuta. Ncssrs. Atwcl and
Potter, Of rcnobscot, sall tho interests Of tho!r
constituency required their presence Mt the
1,olr1. and, however much might bo aaid Ia 10.
gnrl to tho position of afrnirs, their duty wis
'platn.
their Acnta. =,
The Finance Committee began to-dny Tho OK
animation Of tho Trcaat,rcr's hcc0tlnts. Tho
present statc Treasurer, White, will oppose ITO
obstacles, but will turn over his books and nc
counts to tho nov Treasurer. Holbr,ok, in.mo-
si[ntely upon his being qualified. Tho nl1itary
will brcnk camp Tomorrow.
Soyer7i aldjttnnal Fusionlsts nro expected to
tnkt Bents tn the Legislature to-morruw.
Everybody srcns willing to AccGpt tho sltua-
ton, md absolute quiet IL restored.
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AHAAA444AkJAAt
WHAT TIE RUSSIAN 0lyEISMENT mas 10 Gov"
TEND WITH.
Sr. FErEnsnuf,G, Jan. aS.-ucn. Todlebcn hRv-
ing issued or4lor s0nle ton days Rgo to tic tntlro
population 1T Odessa md its cuvlruns TINT nil
personal md public documents should, without
rcservc, be submitted to the police authorities
Mt will, the ordeal Of Inspection ts now In prog
ross, hnd has been proceeding for somo days.
Any person. or persons fntllnY tn comply with
this mandate nnny 10 subjected to hno md I'M
prieonment- Thu object IL to detect tho nvo-
MUGS for tho distribution of pcrnicl0us Elhl-
list pamphlets. luttors, md other documentary
Testimony Of tho purity poison which Is pornnoat-
Ing this coutltry.
host. aud demands Of him scriltiny Ut s,ls-
ncctcd persons pnpcrs. IN some Instances y "
ready n olew hus been, found to little nnd nE
German provcr',, "Nothins write, nothing
l,,,rn," will now prcrn! nlor9 than eyer md ;es.
ls1ssIn1 lnwer IT'D. tho duties Of tho police de-
tecs!ves will .ht,lin chiefly n1nors tho hl9hcr
9es nj a1 as Il e Fy HSee III i ot to
bliss. 4 young FrenehsnAn wAs sn-.!ny brought
up for hi.vinE L. ridiculous rendering Of thnt
glory, cltoyes. etc., tho mad Mnrscillaiso" 1Io
admitted to haye struggled IN II feeble attempt
to convey Tho rlngng md flowing Frcgch Into
ciiorta certainly proved him not 'i,nKero,as.
Ihere is mt morning l,tt tho police nro Y e;',
@ o II a h%E %Es sn ord sssyt e ytEss as sa psi
and thcso pcarsis nre uot tic lcitst dsg4lscd N
tGis e liz soE|s oSes s ns ersna IT, ps
will not crush his minor tyrnnts" Such r. tho
heading Of ono Anotnof 4qys: "bHat1, t,t to
nro tho crossed lagsers, deaths head, and tho
sentence. Wo CONS ut I'LL huurs, in alI plnccs.
l,Gwnro tnat w come ,ts: to ~ ro?,I Ill.,, on r tho
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THIRD TERM,

TH1 MOVEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW
fORK-rftx 0Aouspa US HOPE HE'LL hr TIM
euPP01T8I8 or TIN kx.IltESlpKkT.
DtspoteA 10 ktw York fffTuld.
WAsH1ka10N. D. c., jan, 2d.-Pent,syiyania
third-tertnoss hero acknowledge this evening
that thu Ropublican Slate Convention will not
instruct the delegation To Chioa4o for tho ex-
Pscsident, ~ had boon inteudod. Thuy add that
tho delegation will not be instructed at all, but
hint that 1t will bo bound to act al uult aa In
1S7a, and that In Nay 4ts members will bo
summoned togethor to agreo, under tho
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ITALY.


HtRfMt CHiIf+ ..... .
NEW Y0RK, JAn. A.--Tho two Americans who
wcro arrestod hers Inst Tuesday on charge Of
HwInttling n 1st1sslan aiit OF K,0n frnnca.
ut brussels, nro brothorr, and holr rcnt
rRnio Ia supposed to ho Cnlllna. They
havo ut various tImea passed under
tho abuses Of Cleveland. FcrR'IHo1',
Everett, and Clinton. Tlioy como frpm llrot'k-
lyn. Tie 1iclEinn Government, which f'nl uf.
fcrcl reward Of 1o,go francs fur taiofr nr-
rcst, now demands thoiF cxtrnd!ton, md 1t
Ia beloved TINT tho Amorlunn Cnnsil will r'tsn
no objection. liu hns ,nntlo sovorid Of
furts to luarn thoir story, but thoy
hnvo stently dcclinest to Elso It..
There Ia no Doubt OF tholr indcntity. Thoy wcro
propnring to curry ott similar swln1lcs In this
city. Tic older fs 2s yelGs old, tho yu,lt,gcF 10.
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IRELAND.

AhLEUEu FEHltN RuHIlEkfs
I,oEpoN, Jim. M.-4An cxtenalve robbery of
ar1ns md ammunition from gnnsmlths' Bhopa
has been accomplished ut Chester. The polico
s.y tho robbery was committed by agents Of II
Fcninn association, nboly which bus llunaero.ls
nc1nborB In Chester. 1t ts remembered TINT tho
Inst organized attempt Of tho Fcniana was 1nado
Mt Chester. When thoy sought to carry out Il
plot for tho capture Of Cluster Cnstle, sonlo
years ago.
AHEAD or THE " "rEEr.EES."
Tho penple Of nallyharris, ireland, which wna
tho scono Of tho recent Nntf-rent deMOnstr1t-
toMs, asso3nb!etl III forGo And agt to work to re-
build a hut from which IL tcuant wns evfced II
fow days nEo, md, tluspte the efforts Of tho
cnnstnbt[ury. wliu tried To prevent thon,, Blic-
cGcdel In roinstntiug Its former occupant.
DunL1H, Jan. e0.-Tntni subscriptions to tho
Mnnslon- I1nuso Fund !s 4.sa ,UO0, Flrty-nio
grants, amounting to II FOO, were m0do to-dAy.
Tie distress ia On tho tnGrpasc.
Il doptitAtion from 1dyerpnul !s hprc to halvisg
upon tho hest means Of distributing the fund
ar1slnized thorp.
K i1ro br0kc out in biscuit fnctory hero to-
night md Is ruKing Violently. Tho flames nrp
spfoat!lnH TIpldly, md tho dninage alretuiy
Tp4chea 4I0,QNQ
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Another Visit to Mcn1o Park-FroGress
OF tho Great SVork-T1ie Qualify OF the
Light IA Pcrfection-The nInttcr Of
Cost un Open Question.

fr1 UH 1eoe nE
80. -. n.'s...a.,,
eo"s u" Vpc. t"catiuH'
Cs7fsTo'1tente Cincinnati Enqn!rrr
MESfLD PAIK, n. j., jan. AL called To-day
oil MIR. Ellison to ,unke d few tnuuiricB rcspcc;-
try thc nrrv,,.ss ho ,.ua mil rv viii his ct,trtc
s 49, ~ sss a - - e.,.'s,t ~ ~
lnnlp' aiid 10 SEQ ZOE 1nsselt tno hspeet VI d-
| fairs ut Sfcnlo pHrk.
3Iuttess seem tn hayo calr,cd down consider
oh1,- sIrco 1n,. ,stt ,no,,,h anco tho y1,ah ri
"u e.su e's sat ~. 'se & .uu sat us ~
visAuis u'us' nA'e celoscu " kFcAe oAten1' Anu
! found but three persons who were nneo1l-
ltccted with the establishment, tho Complny'6
ni,ice in Now VARY t,,h{a ,nrrncctf.} nn1rt,,dc
.. ..........',1 -. l.. ..s. 80 :. '.s.,,,.1 is,.'
wills fefy hrcepuIpio 70 mo- l"s ~ pso"aeeu louk
nnu quiet chut with Edison. which WIS tnly real
tzctl found hin in his library over tho Office
oIon, ona cn1r,ly rrc1tnIur Il, hfa rho,r
,.. a.aI' 4"e ' se.o H., - - .ea,s ~
smoK1ns e'Ra1 htio fenonis y puoh: .ie
ut onco. With his usual consideration, closed hls
| book and BID mo welcome. commenced tho
cnnvorsotEon Nv snyinv, mrar,,on INV c,,r}t,sty.
| ~. 1sss.... ~. 49, 49,. s..i,s,.sn -
Mr. EdlBons But Will aso you Ieao1nSf !to
laughed, and said: "You would never guess.
| Its II work on betting. hnvc purchased tho
| best beltlnR mauufActuTed; hut It gives t1e
trUutlo ali tho time; when this happens, It of
| coltrae Affects tho itKht Of tny nrnPs. u, I'M
| roallng up the subject, ind shnll then SIC II |
cannot Invent a belt TINT will DO It's work por-
| fectly."
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Xu Peru.

A Callan correspondent ct tho Sun Ptlnnfson
III, uxtru.nu, and 1nakrs Bavcr,l assertions nut
very crtsiitable TO tho nMtiNnul ehatluter. The
patriotism of tho ladies' Ut LllnA In ESllIx their
plute and tewelry towAri tho purcllaAu 0f all
ironciid to r1pinoo tha liuascar la!oa before
tho statement that thoso gifia were t,isposod Of
by lottery, aud thAt by tho use IT blank nuul-
bu.s anl cheating oy6Eythng Of valup was, ss
Per understanding, either drawn by or returned
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length, brcndttl, mud depth Of Tho Democratic
plot, md knew TINT, with 4 Cts,grrs. Mt Wesh~
lngt,n rcatly tn hack Il up on any thin prctenso
that gould he manufactured It ct1ld he com.
tlnlely l,nt1ted Ony by using tneans Of tho int,at
Ititll.putahla legality. Nero thn,I once In tho
crac OF tlto contest II sccsncd II, tho indignant
Republican leaders, enRor u cut tho ahhrl OF
md H,,1Ie n, doubt thought him f1altlIiY md
tinll't; hut nll now recognize the wisdom Of tho
cJIrsD he dictated.
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HUNGARY.

VikNHA. Jan. 8a.--In consequence Of tho ro-
Seh1 f1oA In Vesth. Herr Tisza, President Of the
council and Minister OF tho Interior, Ia prcpar-
.9g tia, TO ha presented tn the Legislature, ~.
ssnslG.tins tho rights Of association, aud public
asc1lnx, md tho liberty OF tho preasa.
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HEFbnLfO1N B14TE CURVRNIIUN,
RICHMOND, ya., jan. 0.-The Republican Btato
Committee to-day decided that the 6tate Con-
vontlon for tho election of dolcgltes to tho
National Republican Convention bo hold vt
6tAuuton on tho 2lSt OF April.
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A.TGITAN1sTAN.

FIGHTING IN PROSPECT.
LONDON, Jun. 20,-A Cubul dispatch saya: Tho
c1-Govornor of Jetalnbad ls now within ono
1ny's lnnrch Of Ghuznec, with number Of guns
md solno Scpoys, md hns announced his intc1'-
tton to nttAck tho british.
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to the donors. Tho voluntary" es,itssmcntn
ire made by squads Of RnIdierB that patrol tho
country. arid st.!xe every male between the nxes
IF 10 ind ~. Thtae mt having money enough
to purchase their freedom aru manloed llkG
criminals, and marched ofr "to light for their
f.n1ttlfry" r
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n-------- IW1XEA OFMNs
osaxVA. Jan. 29,-For tho fourth time IN tho
Present century Lake Zurich u frozen over.
fisuSe44 ffisAe4 LorRt, hcufchatel, and Hume, and tho
o3fes AsFo a1o also frozen over,
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MOLDAVIA.

BUCHAREST, inn. ao.-Tho groat tlro ut Iassy,
which destroyed tho Administrative Palace, Is
stlt raging, md tho ilnmcs havo extended 10 tho
a1]ncent buildings. 4 urHe nutnlIer ut records,
which cannot bo rcpiaced. wcro destroyed In tho
tualAcu.
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LOCAL CRIME.

NOT THE MEN.
It ts Btntca thnt I}lrl, Kc1ley, mud van Hesslot
the three ChicaRo crooks who were recently
turned over to Sheriff Pearson, of WAtsokA,
1rrysiois County, for f4tpo safc-burglmry ut
Danforth Station. m tho Illinois Ccntr..l Hall
rond, proved not to l>c tho men wantef+ md thnt
they, at tho t.ne of tho sute-burKlary, wcrc it II
This. II trc ia duil unl inslpid po l!co vigilance.
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rrtAIn Ills Ot1cD IN Tho Cabinet, for tho rnaann
thnt tho J.hprnla decline to form n MTnatry IN
tho rfesont state Of purtles In tho Chainbor Of
Deputies.
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.atAkss, jan A,-Coumoun ndouros, President
~ mo council and Minister Of tho Interior, will
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pnr1,oli's Statements BRANDED ns
False by tho Duchess of
Marlborough.
Russian Journals Earnestly Dis
cussing the German Army
Increase Bill,
But Cannot Agree rs 10 Wllnt Particular
Country Is Threatened.
The French Chambers Pass a Bill to
Suppress Political Clubs.


REPORTED LOSS or !, 900 LIVES.
NEW YOnK, Jan. eo.-Tho Graphic publishes 4
dispatch from Odcssa containing runor that
a Russian transport, with 1000 troops aboartl,
has been lost in tho CaApinn Sea, and most, II
rot all, tho soldiers pcristlcd.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

TO ConsMmrsfveM.-NInny have been
hnppy to Hiyu their testimony II, fnyar ~ tho
uhe III "W!lhora Pure Clxl-L liver OF! md lti'nr.
Exper!onoU Inns proved It tn ho yiIluIb!o rem.
ely fnr consumption. aAthtnn, tlp!theria, md
nil tlaens!a Of tho thEt,at and lM1lKh. h!anufhr-
tured onty by 4. Il! WI!por, ChUinlst, llostnlt,
H4,ld 1y all druggists.
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Wt hare also full and complete linca Of French,
English, and farrman Hosiery, st our usual LON
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09
Court House Notes.

Grand jury engaged in nosiug around
public bgildingS
Criminal court will convene on Mon.
day next.
Nothing going on in the U. S. cir
cult court. Judge Hammond will ar
rive Thursday.
The clerk was engaged in calling
the calendar in the circuit court at
noon to-day.
Lawyers are complaining Of the dull
times, and discuss at length the supe-
riOrity of live minnows over earth
worms for bait.
Ten instruments, INCLUDING trust,
warrantee and quit-claim deeds. mort
cages, transfers, DEGREES and powers of
attorney, we're recorded yesterday.
Nothing done to-day.
Judge Eldridge, Of the county pro-
bate court, is absent at Bartlett,
Tenn, presiding over the court Of that
circuit. He is expected back tO.mOr-
row morning to resume business here,
Seven marriage licenses we're issued
Yesterday, all to white couples. 1t
was a good day in matrimonial circles.
In the Chanosry court a number Of
divorce bills have been fled. No
connection need be made in the mind
of the reader between tho two items.
The Robert McKenna matter is
creating considerable interest in polit-
ical circles, and the prevailing idea
seems to be that he will petitiOn the
circuit court at once to remove the
cause Of ineligibility by special rul.
ing. The rnmor that Ed Shaw will
contest Sheriff P. r. Athy's election
seems to be without much Foundation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

A STARTLING report comes from
Nashville that there is great danger
as to the political complexion and
control of the legislature. 1t is con-
ceded that the republicans will have
eleven in the senate to fourteen demo-
Gratis, and in the house probably thir-
ty-eight against the democrats thirty
seven. Total on joint ballot: republi.
cans 49; democrats 81. This is danger
Ously close. Should the repub.
licans in the house throw out a
q democrat or two, Horace Maynard
would unquestiouably be elected to
the United States senate, and this
might determine the political ascend
ency in that body, In the senate it
will be almost as close as in the Ten
nessee legislature between the two
parties. Tennessee has at last become
pivotal state, aud for few days the
whole country will look this way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

Reported by General Sheridan
too Small for Its Work.

CHICAGO, ILL, November 9.-Gen-
eral Sheridan's annual report to the
general of the army sets forth that
there are in the department of
Dakota 1850 officers and men; in the
department of the Platte, 284O; in the
department of Missouri, 1920, and in
the department of Texas 364O. He
wishes again to put himself on the re-
cord as considering this force entirely
Inadequate to the great territory
and the numerous demands upon the
army from the northern and southern
borders. The ratio is about one man
to every seventy-fve square miles and
in Texas one man to every l75 square
miles. The result is that the troops
are frequently overworked and often
compelled to take the field against
greatly superior numbers. The Off
GERS and men are equal in intelligence
activity and devotion to duty to any
army in the world, and no army Of its
size aceomplishos one-third as much
hard work from one years end to an
other, He refers to the rapidity with
which emigrants are taking up land in
the far west and calls attention to the
recommendations of General Pope,
that permanent posts be established
in lieu Of the present costly and insult
tieieptsmall posts. He says the rail
road companies are the strongest al
lies Of the military in the far west and
shows what wonders of enterprise are
being accomplished by these vigorous
corporations in the unSettledregions of
the territories.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09
BY CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from
st. Petersburg says the political trials
which have been proceeding at Khar-
kof the last six days, were concluded
to-day, Three Of tho accused have
been exilcd and sentenced to various
terms Of Imprisonment.
A dispatch from Teherau says the
American missionaries are sheltering
and feeding five hundred Musselmen
and Christian fugitives in the mission
building, outside of Urumiah.
The Times reports that 0'Donnell.
member of fparliament for Dungannon,
has withdrawn his application for ad-
mission to the land league because
Redpath, American journalist, referred
insultingly to the queen at a recent
meeting of the league.
PARIS, November 9.-Felix Pyatt
has gone to Brussels to avoid inpris-
onment.
MADRID, November 9.-General
Martinez Campos has had cordial in
terviews with Marshal Serrano, who
told him he was determined not to is
sue from his retirement.
PARIS, November 9.--The siege of
the abbey Of the Premontree fathers,
at Marseilles, has been raised, by the
monks neglecting the guard door by
which they communicated with friends
without The monks left the abbey,
with many friends.
The advanced and extreme left 10
the chamber Of deputies have approved
the proposal Of a laisant for commit
tee of investigation into the General
De Cissey affair, to be submitted to
the chamber which meets to-day.
ATHENS, November 9.-The death
is announced of Zaimis, the Greek
statesmen, who was many times presi-
dent of the council His death was
sudden.
LONDON, November 9.-The Times
says that news has reached the Indian
office that up othe 24thof October
all was quiet at Cabul.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

81. LOUIS, November 6.--The pro,
yisional injunction heretofore granted
by the B. s. court against the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
railway company, In behalf Of the
Southern express company, was modi-
God to-day by Judge Treat, SO that no
aeoess9rial charges shall be exactod;
IN It no discrimipation as to the return
Of empis kegs og package shall be
made. or as IL compensation tor Freight
between the rates required pt the
plaintiff or other express company, or
of the defendants own express depart.
meut; and that the defendant shall
notprevent or refuse the transportation
Of express matter offered by the plain
tiif for reasonable compensation, tho
samo not 10 be more than tho present
rates, nor exact the listing Of tho con-
tents Of packages as q prerequitite TO
said transportation. II alec provides
that plaintiffs messengers shall on
the payment Of passenger fare have the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09
Attachment Notice,

Before IhQs. Fleming, J.P forshelby county.
ienn:-J, d. Edwards VS.. D. w tie.
n this cause an attachment having been
\ sued out under section S455 Of the Code Of
property Qfthe defendant and affidavit having
been MADE that the defendant IL indebted
to the plaintiff in the Mm Of 81 80, due by
account, and that the claim Z just, ana
that the defendant Is q nonresident OF lie
state OF Tennessee; II is therefore ordered that
saId defendant make his personal appearance
before me on the 18th day of December. 1880,
~ lay 6iace, No. 80 Ma 'ison street, Memphis'
Iennessee, and d0iepd said attachment suit
within the time prescribed b. Law, or the
same will be proceeded with ex-parto, ard
that q cory Of this order be published once
q week for i9ur. weeks in the Public Ledger.
Ihss me gth day olNoyember, 1880.
b9tOUf pliOR ELENTNG / d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09
A Hooded Greyhound.


Col. Henry Montgomery, our well
known and popular fellow-citizcn, has
received by express as a present from
a friend in Ireland one Of the most
beautiful young greyhounds ever seen
in this country-name, Rival Belle.
The following Is It's authenticated and
accompanying pedigree;
Rival Belle, from bitch by Hector;
dam Savo, by Lord Lotions imported
dog Jerry he by Galway's Dick Nc.
Grath, own brother to Master Nc.
Grath, winner three times in success.
sion Of the Liverpool Waterloo cup;
SayO, by w, ii. HutOhinsons COG
Donald, a winner of the Waterloo cup.
Master McGrath was bred by Mr.
Galway, of Corrigan Lodge, County
Waterford, ireland, and purchased
from him by Lord l.urgiB.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

phis, midnight John Dippold New
Orleans. midnight. Departed Colo
rado, st. Louis, | a. M; James w.
Gaff, Cincinnati, 3 a. M; Gold Dust.
st. Louis, 2 a. m; John Dippold, st.
Louis, 6 a. M; My Choice, St. Louis,
10 m weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Riyer
falling, with s feet 5 inches in the
canal and 6 feet ) inches in the chute
on the fails. Business good. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, November 9.-De-
parted, none; river rising, II feet
inches weather clear and pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09
The California Election.

SAN Francisco, November o.
Official returns from all tho counties
in the Fourth congressional district
except Tularo, Mariposa and lingo,
which are full, but not official, give
Pacheco l53 majority, Official returns
will make no material changes. and
his election is settled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

NEw0RLEANs,E Eoyember9,ll,3 a,
m, ,--Unttop easy. Middlihg, 102c. Sales
to-day, 500 bales. Receipts, lOQSl
bales. Stock 1921 bales, Sales
yesterday, 1898 bales.
New YORK, November Q, ll;35 a m.
-Exchange dull and irregular.
Bankers three days, 4s2I to 4S3 for
sixty days, 4S0} to 4Sl ahd for COM
merCial sixty days, 40 to 479l,
MANCHESTER, Enc, November Q,
3 p. m.-Yarns and fabrics are dull
and rather lGwer OF all grades
LIVERPOOL, Novembot ., 8 I'm,
Cotton opened with moderate de-
mand freely supplied aud l'l6d lower,
Uplands 6 7-l6d; Orleans, 6 7-l0d
Sales to day 10000 bales Receipts
$500 balcs, all American. Futures
opened easier, poE dull and un.
changed. Deliveries for November
6 Hid. Noyember and Decem-
Der, 6 9 32d, December, January and
February, 6 9-32, March and April
ell 32d; April aud May, 6 l3-52d
May and Juno, 6 l5.52d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

The LEDGER Office book bindery,
l3 Madison street, is in the same
building as the newspaper and Job
printing establishment; is owned tS
the same proprietor, embraces ali
machines and material used in first,
class book bindery and is conducted
by competent workmen capable of
executing work in as good and sub.
st9ntial style as can be done any
where.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-09

Silver certificates for ten dollars
each and acknowledging the national
indebtedness to the holder ten stand
ard silver dollars, have been circulat-
ing quite freely hereabouts for the
past few weeks. In this country they
are Just as good as gold but oyer IN
London they wouldn't be worth Just
now above eight dollars and six-bits
each.