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National Republican., 1880-09-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sent, l. $780,
Money was easy at 293 per cent, and closed at
202la per cent.
Exchange was steady at iSO494sllt for long and
iSjd4S3l4 for short sight.
Governments were quitt, but generally arm.
state bonds dull. North Carolina cOnsol Is sold
at 1S and Tennessee old at 49,
Railroad bonds were active, but irregular. Erie
rose TO ST. fell OH to s6lE and recovered TO SG's do
funded tiyes declined from 81 to sl3 and rallied
TO 5lI. Iron Mountain iirsts preferred incomes
rose from S3lg to S9A, and do seconds from IS TO
SjJs. The former aterward fell of to s. and the
latter 10 siI. c., C. Il l. @, incomes sold az 1870
a. New Jersey Central GOnsols aSsented IOso to
100 Omaha COnsOls to 90, Metropolitan Elevated
firsts TO lOO}s, and Canada Southern trsts to g}4
The stock market opened generally firm, but was
unsettled in the early dealings, and AZ the first
board prices declined h@2 per cent, the latter
Chicago, Burlington " quincy. During the Afer-
noon the speculation became firm Oud The general
list recovered almost the eutr0 decline, while
Hannibal & st. Joseph common advanced 23s and
the preferred per cent. The improvement was
generally maintained TO the close, the Hannibal &
g. Joseph shares, however, reacting a and "a per
cent. respectively. MontRuk Coal rOs0 per cent
The transactlons aggregated $4,000 shares, in
Guiding Chicago, Burlington & Quincy $500 Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western li,j0l, Erie 49, 600
Hannibal & 81. Joseph ld.9OO, Iron Mountain 200
Kansas * Texas 400, Lake shore 300, Nashville
& Chattanooga 22C0, New jersey Central 1000,
Ohio S Mississippi 3,iCO St. Paul SAO0, Wabash
Pacific 21,SOO, and Western Union 1900.
Inc ClOslu! quotations Were Hs fOuOws:
National Republican., 1880-09-02
Fer THE NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN,
WELLS FOR ~ ES.
Obituary.

Our little church and community of Falls
Church, Va, have been very greatly afflicted
by the death OF our esteemed lollow'townsman
and christian brother, Mr.. Wells Forbes. His
residence with us during the later years Of his
life has been marked by the same active
benovolenco. the same liberal and kindly
spirit OF christian charity, which made him
80 much honored and beloved In his former
National Republican., 1880-09-02
Spencerian Business College,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND l. STS N. w.
This institution has progressive and successful ex
porlence of sixteen years, II educntes young men
aud women for usefulness and srlFsupporl. Its
graduates positions of trust and proht. Course
OF study and training comprises the English Ian,
guRge. Buslnoss Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical
entry adapted to every variety ofbuslness; Business
Practice requiring tho making Oni and exchanging
of all kinds oil business papers, paying and receying
cash And Keeping the accounts; Elocution nnd Lee
turcs. Day and Evening sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 30 1850 For Information and terms call At
ns.1i..,,i..''''t - - 1890 n,IJ
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To thko effect
SUNDAY. MAY ~, 1850, AT li3o r. NJ


AM Leave Washington
5g9-BeltimGre, Ellleoli CITY and Way stailonh
GiSO-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS.
stI@;6nIE, Wlnohssisr, HassrrtOwn. Frederick
and l way; yis Relay s,.,o,,
S;55-s1AUNToN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS Ex.
eOo-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
AND BALrIM0RE EMPRESS. Paror car to
eOoIiDn Sunday only-Baliimors' Annapolis and
Pli5rSBURG EXPRESS. tConnoJts for HeEers
town. aud ut Point OF Rocks FOR Frederick and
man ;cars TO Ciucinnntu and Loui,viile daily
BAIT1@oRE rI%r eIsSS, sdn. a. Baen
urg,,Collegs, Beltsyllle, Laurel. Annapolis Juno
lion. Jessup's. and Hanover
iiiS-RrlYmGSs' AnnagOlig ElliGG CIV Spa Way
a;iSTSE$ rST ySSSRsKs PiiEzDEEFHiG AND Bos
SsO- -Baltimore and way stations (wnohesie
4B&ITioR EBiafIfTSi IN hSp HSby
REL E6PkEss Frederick. via Reiayo stops
4sS.tPoins Of RScSS, Ffsdsriek, HAgsrstown. Win.
chester. and %av s!esons tOn Sunday TO Point
HimSis ARSrPo1 npS Thy s'"tSn'
nfRRfEEIDEPH& ifsRRfnEEI I5S IL .&Sb BALTIMORE Ex
of rRsSes RoeSss a. an hrSSasGgaS %as sS
HSd Way St"Ii2ns SI}%t uxpRrss
' plITsBURd EXPREss tPltIsOurg except
SundRy,)
sleeping cars to ~. Louis and Piilsourg.
O'a517IBALIiMonE BLADEN5DuRI AND LAu'
ioiJ-fNEW YORK PHILA DELPIIIA BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
Now York and special sleeping car TO Philadsl'
phia
tDaily tsundAy only. other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains siopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply At tho Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station and 6OS. 6l9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street. where orders will he taken tor baggage 10 DO
checked aud received at any pOint IN The ciLy
W. NJ CLEMEN
Master OF Transportation.
GEO. d. KOONrZ General Agent.
1. NJ, COLE, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1880-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
-ToHN SHERMAN & co. Real Estate Agents and
~ Auciloneers 81 cloud Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. l723
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
by virtue of deed Of trust, dated the lgth day Of
January a. ID 1880. and duly recorded in liber No.
94 folio l0j, Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request IN writing OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell ct public auction, In
front Of the premises. TUES DAY the 2lst day Of
September, A D. isso, NJ o'clock p. m. tho following
real estate situated In the city OF Washington, in the
District OF Columbia, TO wit; All of original lot mum
bered sixteen tbl, in square numbered one hundred
and siNtyCght 6S), together with the improvements
thereon consisting OF three story brick building and
back buildings.
Terms of sale! One-fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue In three equal in
stallments ut two aud three years respectively
with Interest at seven per cent unnum until paid,
payable hafyoariy, to DO secured by notes and decd
of trust on the premses The terms Of sale must be
complied with within ten days from the day OF sale,
or the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prOpery
1T the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser Rtter
five days previous advertisements 4 deposit OF EDO
Will bo required at the time OF sale. -
WILLIAM w BOARMAN,
- JOSEPH H. LAWYER
w. NJ SMITH, Salesman. Trustees
n A EamN
National Republican., 1880-09-02

Lake e. & westn.. s1H LeadvnIe ......... 1N
Bur, G. X. & NJ. 60 Cen. Aris, Min, Co. 81
Ait q Ter. Haute.. 10
sEx.Interest tOhered.
sUB-TREAsUEY BALANCES.
NOlO ssssssssssss bo0bIP,Iba
Currency ....,.,....,..,...."....." G,0iL6s1
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FREE ADvERTIsING.
TT @ q vi a F S% m
Anrsr,issmenla nnder tho heAd Of

AdvertAeInenIa UII'IVI W ~ ". ?. -. .-,r,.r,
fsITUATIoNs WANTED AND HELP WAIVED
of nn acceptable nature, and not to eRoeed iour heS
on our third pnge ore free to ALL
,nsnis Fbr Rcnt safe or Lost, not 10 crcecd
ma tnc, ,eat be Inserted three times for Twenty:He
Cents
If answers fail to come tho first time we invi'ea
second third, or rs many repettons are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish tho ad-
verlisers to feel that they not imposing on u.s. but
doing rs favor by using our frss columns as we
are determined to make TIE REPUBLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
thsr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that lsiters directed
TO INTfIA Is ONLY are not delivered through the
postofce If Initials used they should be directed
10 the care Of some person, firm or postdhoe box
No free advertisements taken amer o'clock y. M.
Advertisements can be lon at our office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL UEpItpTTCAN n PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
1880
THE GREAT
1880


1900 THE GREAT ISS0
~ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE :. -,
spLEsbTBg ssdhVsh TagK h2GNFiShHf GEHF EAh
TRAINS LN&vE a vhEEhs SE 4 roa rom Depot
nsr OF sixth and streets M follows.
For r'SSr 10 sna fs WS " q a. ~ & Sh @ sTepGy eyy
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cncin.
natl 81 Louis andichlcaso p:-o ,. m daily, wIh
BNfiSTSISGoRsHA BAIT 10 n AND Si1pt 1Ppt65roMAo RAILROAD
with farior Car to WaiEm' snd h5 Nori6' a,
SJOa m daily, except sunday vt ~ p M daily,
daisiS ana WMtiGs.
For WllAmHport Lock Haven, aud ElmhA at 1910
For New York and Inc EaSt ie 20 a. me- .;loand lOOOp
1srnca Ssp,a, Ss snay S b1 poylor Car, saOa
daily, except sunday.
FOR s2ss ty new & 695s ss M OF Bsooyn Annss
nttoEding direct transfer e Fulton street avoid
For PhiiSdS pills, iol6 "a NJ, no 5jo and loco y, m
on sunday, $50 snd 'o0 ?. m. -. ,,,,,,,
For 8Sltimore S;5 s.ot Sso. Gs' iciS T. m. saa $50
SS ~ 4io S9 @o agd SS S.,S 2; Pnd ri Io on a sunday
For Pops's Creek Line G'iOA M aud tio p H. daily
For Hn1Spolis $40 a. M and 4iiO D, M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL.
WAY AND ALhNAkDRIA AND WASHING
For 1isiSndria, T. iisn ., II n nj i2o. 500 OaS,
and ll;so y, m. ON Sunday 4 and "a m and
For Riehnond and tho South, 700 a, m. daily, and
Trains leave AleIsndria for Washington, g. 3 10 a
On 5aSday sa And HHq 10 3 R p "a sna Sa s5 i 1SHN n
Tickets information, sleeplng and onrlor'car NO
easl corner OF Thirteenth street and PsRnsylvRnia
avenue northeast corner ofsixin street and Pennsyl
ion TOR theeheGking OF baggage to destination nom
A''''' L. 7. FARMER, General Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON, d9neTAl MAnager.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
THE ErLECTHC SEMINARY.

The Third Annual Session will open SEPTEMBER
l3. Boys and girls-beginning and ndvanced-wll
enjoy the New Method Of Training
au.7.lm u UICHAUDg, PrinclpRl.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
I.EliA l..

TN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
i or COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3423
To doposltors In the Washington City Savings
Bank; Notice IL hereby given Tint all deposltors
who have not drawn either OF the last three diVl;
dends made by the Receiver will DO dsbarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be presented TO the Receiver on or before
october l5, 1882 -
W. s. COX. Justice. jul 2awlow
National Republican., 1880-09-02
T Il. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctloncor.

T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF a SMALL NEAT FRAME
HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE OF q STREET, Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed oftrust dated July o. 1878. and
recorded in liber No sgi, ioo 2I7, ono Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia, we will sell at
public cnucllon In front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER O. a. u. 1880, ut o'clock y. m that
piece of ground lying IN the city Of washington D.
C., known the west II fcet Of lot No. 4, and
the two feet Of lot No o. In Dyers subdivision OF
square No 56i said parts OF lots having front OF
fourteen feet ON street. and running back with the
same width 20 public alley, together with the lro'
provoments thereon.
Terms-One.guRrter cash, balance In six twelve
and eighteen months with seven per cent Interest,"
s75 at time Ofsne. COnveyRncing nj expense OF pur.
chaser. Terms to be complied with In ten dayb
FRANK @. MIDDLETON Aru''eeS
au23, ,9b oS,eO-Sci,Vi-Ut
National Republican., 1880-09-02
MIRRIED.

ROACH-HOUGHTON.-I this city on the even
Ing of THO LIST instant at the residence Of th9 brides
father No. 1914 street northwest, by the Rev Dr,
owen Mount Zion NJ. b. church,, MI WILLIAM II.
ROACH Of Rochester, n u, and Mlss HATTIE NJ.
HoUomToN OF Elyria, Ohio.
RoChsater, n. ", and Elyrla, Ohio, papers please
copy and send bills TO this Office.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
r n, coLDwELL, iloai Fslaie Aooiionaer.

j ~ COID" Ell T'''I Estate Nu''I0n''F'
TKUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN HILLSDABE, d. O..
ny virtue OF a deed OF trust to D. l.. Eaton and
myself dated April r, a. D. lsT2 and duly re.
corded In Lber No $50 folio I5g the Land Rec
ords for the district OF Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured thereby surviving trustee,
Will offer for sale IN front Of the promises at i80
M ON MONDAY, September ~, A. D. 1880 the fol.
lowlng-descrbed real estate, lying and being In the
County OF Washington District OF Columbia, and
known aud descrlbrd lot numbered ten (0l In
tiOn numbered two () OF the Barry Farm sub.diyls.
Ion ESQ callodl according TO the plot thereof filed by
the trustees OF the Barry Farm fund IN the ONCE OF
the Surveyor OF Washington County, District OF Co
lumbn, together with improvements, etc -
Terms OF sale el0O, with interest from April p, lsTt
and expenses OF sale In cash and the balance In ono
year from date OF sale with Interest at AK cent
per annum deposit OF e25 will he required at
time ofsale All conveyanclpE At purchss r,s cost
GEORGE w. STiCKNEY,
nu24-2tRwGds Surviving Trustee. 0s2 street
National Republican., 1880-09-02
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

Tho Columbian College opens September 8.
The Medical School opens October T.
The Law School opens october 49,
For catalogues or further information idress
JAMES q. WELLING, Ii. D.,
National Republican., 1880-09-02

Wells Forbes died at Falls Church. Va, August
TO- This notice brings 10 our mind many incidents
in the life ofone of the best men that II has been
good fortune TO claim US friend. Having known
him Tor thirty years, we are pleased 10 lay this
tribute on the grave OF noble man He was q
true friend of humanity" Wells Forbes was born
and reared in Danbury, q son Of the late DR., s. b..
Forbes, and one OF tho Oldest Of large family. At
an early age he was thrown on his own resources,
but possessed of constitution not the strongest 1t
by the exercise of his strong Will power that he
successfully conducted large business. For many
years he lived in the town Of Hill, and wns well
known by nearly every inhabitant of the town.
Many are the homes his helping hand has helped
to supply with the necessAries of life, and many
are the hearts that have been made happy by his
unostentatious gifts. H0 was friend of the de-
serving needy. Many homo Will miss his COM
ing. At his new home In Falls Church, Va, he
identified himself with every good work for tho
improvement OF the place or people In the little
church Of which he was u member, his advice, in-
iluence and presence will be greatly missed. To
his wife and daughters the loss falls heavily
Though very large number share with them the
loss 1t Is none the less hard for them to bear
After long life OF usefulness, 1t has pleased the
all.wlso ono to take him from US. and wo can say
OF him what we hope can DO said Of us, "Ihi;
world has been made better for his living in It,"
i. H. G.
On Sunday, two weeks following the death
of Mr. Forbes, his infant grandchild, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John CroSsman, was buried
from the same church ut Falls Church. "
National Republican., 1880-09-02
EDUCATlONAT,.
TIIHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
n or THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Professor OTIS Il. MASON. a. NJ, Ph D., Prnol.
pal and Instructor IN History and the English Ian
Professor ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. a. NJ. In
sructor In Latin.
Professor ANTHONY II. JANUS, Instructor in
French and German.
Professor HAIRY c DAVIS a. h., Instructor in
Greek, Penmnnship aud bookkeeping.
Professor ]. HOWARD GORE II. g., Instructor In
Mathematics.
Tho school affords thorough preparation for the
college, Its full course extends through four years,
but It furnishes also high aohool course, occupying
two years, for pupils who have completed their
studies in the common English branches either ln
the public schools or elsewhere.
The session opens on the Sth OF september.
Charge for the whole yeRr payable quarterly In ad'
ance. s3S.
There nre no extra charges.
For Catalogues or further Information address the
Principal, College Ill., above Fourteenth street.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
UNIVERSITY of fGEORGETOWN.

The Thiriy.secOnd Annual Medical Session will
commence In the College Bpldlng, corner Of Tenth
and E streets north Invest, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
.. For particulars apply to
II. a. ASHFORD, NJ. D., DEAN,
au3o-1w 1890 New York Avenue.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The Great Double eTrAck
NATIONAL RoUTk AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, HoRTHwEsT, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
National Republican., 1880-09-02

TNOR IENT-No 1lio N stnw near Scott Statue;
II thirteen rooms; every room heated, including
servants aud bathroom; all modern cOnveniencei;
rent, 800 be NJ any tlme one half block from
aulslm
National Republican., 1880-09-02
TABLE BOARD
I'M P ERiAL HOTEL
20 PER MONTH.
TAKE NOTICE.!

This Is the only Lottery voted on by the peo-
Pile ofA state, and under late decision OF the United
States supreme Court at Washington Is the only
Legal Loitery now In the United States all otner
charters having been repealed or having no exist
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN 4 FORTUNE NINTH GRAND Dis
TllBuIION, CLASS /, Al NEW ORLEANS
National Republican., 1880-09-02
ROARnING.

GUNNER BOARDING. - Desirable, cool south
- front rooms, with first class hotel board, at IRE
mont House, cor Indiana ave and second sG S45 ana
$50 per month for Two; parlor and bedroom, seO table
board, go. iul
National Republican., 1880-09-02
TRY 1T AND TAKE NO OTHER.
n. n. WARNER g. CO.,
Rochester, NY,

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS a RE KNOWN
~ ms the pest; JUSTH'S OLD STAND
known for years as the only place where hrstclRss
secondhand clothing can be sold nj respectable
prices. Address or call at
JUST HS OLD STAND.
No. G0 ID street, between SIKH aud Seventh streets
northwest branch store, No. l0S Ninth street, be-
tween and + streets northwest
N u, Note ssut by mail promptly attended 10,
National Republican., 1880-09-02
FORE SAl.E-NOUREN.

ToR RENT-Can and SEQ our lls. OF property fo
II rent JOHN SuERAIAN,S ~ Co,
ie3-tf 81 Cloud Bulldlni
National Republican., 1880-09-02
FOR RENT-IsOUsES.

OFFICE ROOMS In No. S25 and 3l9 Four-snda-ha
street n. W.. also in i5o Louisiana avenue n. W.
Gail Tor weekly Rent-LiSt.
National Republican., 1880-09-02
A SPLENDID OpPOKiUNIIY
12&h Monthly Drawing.
LOIjsiana State Lottery Con

This institution WIS regularly Incorporated by ne
Legislature Ct tho State tor Educational aud ChRritl-
hle purposes IN 1865 FOR THE TERM or TWEEN.
TY'FlVE YEARS 10 which contract the nyiulablO
faith OF the State Is pledged which pledge has been
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing
It's franchise IN the new constitution adopted DeCenl.
her 3D. \, i 1919 win q capalu uf N0p)yrl, 20 when
II has since added TsseTva fund Of over 1850 OJL
viii take place monthly on the second luvfdgy.
nsvsr srues postponed Look at tho following Dhtri-
button.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16

H wants me near him all the
time" said Mrs. Denike. and | don't
like to leave him for fear he will die
suddenly"
Where is the gentleman ?" said he
to his wife.
He is here" said she.
Don't go away yet he said to the
reporter. Il would like to talk more
to you" but observing that he was be.
coming restless and wandering some
what, the reporter took his hand again
and said, Captain, did you ever see
General Washington ?"
His face lighted up, and he said
Once, when | was a boy my father,
who was acquainted with Washington
took me to New York and l saw him.
He spoke to me and patted me on my
head and said l was a nice little boy.
But that is a long, long time ago; a
long time ago."
DO you remember General Wash
lngton's personal appearance"
He was a fine looking man; a noble
looking man, We have no such men
now"
As the captain said this he spoke
quite distinctly, and then seemed to
go off into a dreamy condition, and
the reporter tade him adieu.
I'm afraid he will have passed
away before you see him again" said
Mrs. Denike; "he cannot last many
days longer"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
How Tammany Will Go 10 Gin.
cinnatI.

New York special to the Cincinnati EnquirerI
The preparations for the Cincinnati
convention are almost completed. and
Tammany hall will journey thither
with a grand hurrah. A train of six.
teen palace cars is to leave the Grand
Central depotthe morning of the 10Th,
and will be drawn by three engines.
headed by the leviathan engine Dean
Richmond.
The cars will be draped in buntino
aud ornamented With inscriptions SET
ting forth the glOries of Tammany
hall. The engine Dean Richmond
will carry the patriots Of John Kelly
and Seymour, the latter being an.
bounced as the next president Of the
United States. Regular delegations
will begin'to leave on the 18th. They
contemplate no display.
The feeling against Tilden seems to
have been intensified by the defeat OF
Grant at Chicago. Prior to that event
many democrats looked upon him as
the right man tv run against the gen
eral. But now the desire is, even il
is said among some of those most
earnest in his behalf, that he should
resign and leave the field to some man
upon whom the party can heartily
unite.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
R~On-resIden Notice.

No. 997 ,R.D.-In the Probate Court Of halle,
county, Tennessee-W. j. Allen and otbers
VS.; Anna L. Obenchain and others, bill for
appearing, from the original bill in this
cause, which is sworn to, that defendants
anna Z. Obenehain, +: q. Obenchain, W r.
HreenlaW and his wife, - G%reenlaw. 8
Brown, W.. A. Brown and Joanna p Brnwn
are nen-resldents of the State Of Tennessee. X
Is ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of our said Probafe
Court, in Memphis, Tenn, on or i beSare
the first Monday in July, 1880. M
RiHad, answer Or demur to compiainant's
to them and set for hearing ex-parte. 49, =
mat a copy of this order be published once N
week Tor four successive weeks in the Pubic
This May 81, 1880.
A copy-Attest:
puu-ouo OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
Scruggs and Ray, sols. for compl'ts. 4
70 "a Of o7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
Attachment Notice.

Before q. Il. Egnew. justice of the peace
for Shelby county, Tenn.-Henry Good VS.,
Henry Williams.
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1856 of tho code OF
tennessee, and, returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hay-
ing been made that defendant is indebted to
the plaintiff in the sum Of $751; 50, due by
account, and that the claim is just, and that
the defendant is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the 18th day Of July, 1880,
at my office, No. - street. in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or the same will be proceeded
win eX-parte; and that a copy of this order
Public Ledger.
This the bth day of Juno, 1880.
S7S 20 los G, r. EGNEW. j. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-16
A STORY FOR BOYS,

In General Garfeld's early youth
like many other poor country boys, he
had very few books TO read. Among
these were old popular novels and sea
tales. The latter made a lasting i'm
preston upon the mind of the EN-.
bryotic statesman. He resolved to 20
to sea and become a great pirate or
something. His mother opposed this
visionary idea, Of course, but he
would 60, in spite of all e%ntreaties
and prayers, and actually went to sea
on a canal boat and followed this per
ilous life until he was promoted from
driver to bowsman. On the first trip
he fell into the water thirteen times.
Then they promoted him for fear his
awkwardness would cause him to be
drowned. In a few weeks he took the
ague and went back to his mother.
The doctor salivated him, and the
good old lady nursed the daring
young sailor through a long aud
fearful illness. That cured him both
of calomel and a fondness for the
water. He went to college; worked
his way; became a preacher; went to
the legislature; got into the war; got
out; went to congress; quit preaching;
aud now he is-not a pirate. All
smart little boys who read dime novels
should cut this out, and not follow
Garfeld's example. If they do, there
is no telling what they will come to.
Garfield is a very poor man, we are
told by his friends, and is to be pitied.
Boys who start out to be pirates, or to
hunt Indians, or buffaloes, or lions.
little dream of the trouble they make
for themselves and others.