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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08

Pittsburg Post: South Carolina has
sixty seven cotton factories, and it il
said that in the entire number there
are not as many spindles as there arc
in the mills Of the Pacific corpora
ton at Lawrence. The South Caro-
lima factories are profitable, just the
same, and come Of them pay 20 and Is
per cent dividends. One reason fol
the greater profit on southern manu-
iacture is the superiority Of the
fabric, bringinga higher price from
the trade. The reason given is that
the great pressure to which cotton is
submitted, particularly for the Eng.
fish market, in baleing, extracts the
oil, and reduces the value of the raw
material. The home manufactures
has an advantage in this respect.
which he profits by in the increased
value Of the product. The cotton
states in a few years will manufacture
the bulk oftheir crop and be as anx
ious for Q tariff on that as We are for
iron.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
NOTICE
To Tax : Payers

MEMPnrs, TENN, December /. Js8O.
VNHB Taxing District December Sewerage
i Tax 0 ! per cent on property and M-r-
chants capital u now due. hope all parties
will come forward promptly and psy the same,
a. 10 will be my duty to collect by distraint
after forty days, which will add costs.
TW y. l.. MCGOWAN, County Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08

Why throw away your illustrated
papers and magazines when you can
have a nice book made from them at
the LEDGER bindery2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
the 24th day Of December, 1880,

'NJi AHD @Nth doI VI bbCtHiueIy iOoUj
within legal hours, in front ofthe courthouse,
IN the city OF Memphis, county OfShelby and
state Of Iennessoee, sell at public auction 10
VIC hlSnest bidder TOR cash, the following de.
serlDed property situated in the counties OF
shelby and Upton, in the State OF Tpnhessoe,
and being known and described al follows, Ia.
VIII; By virtue OF ontry No. 8, founded On
warrant No. 1851 for 23 acres dated the first ol
septemberj 1896, two hundred and hhy-three
acres. Of tho l;nd heroin described was sur
veyedi being range eiRht and .ection Ave, Be.
ginning at the northeast corner Of entry No.
1910 Tor 20 acres In the name Of G.. b. Rate.
man. running thence south with his line nine
y poles, passing his corner, 10 oil two hun.
area ana thlrty poles to an agh on thu qotth
me or entry. NO, 1896 acteg Ia the nnLir of
Jesse Bentou's heirs; aud thence east with
their line one hundred poles 20 n moan mnrk-
ca II y, their northeast corner; thgaee ,om h
twenty-five poles TO m elm and hnckbcr ".
tnenge east one hundred and seventy 90 o. d
An. elm marked i s; thence north - / -1ve
poles to a willow on tho bank Old riger,
thence west thirty degrees south three hmm.
Qfed ana ntnoty-hve pO'es TO the hP1'.uing
All OF the land above described will no SOD
Sorsp. o9e hundred acres iloM VIZ testern
Also p ces,ain tract ofland~ situated I'M qoid
Counties Qtshelbyan Upton, being Grant Ma,
t0lzi bearing date Aug. B.1ai0, for il ncrsa mi
py. COMPUTATION. only $50 acres. tho balance
nHiuf iusfht AL interference With IN older on
Wy IN the namO 0fJOhn 1rigg for Two bnn.
arcd and Ntty- two acres said tract bepipning In
shelby county alta hickory marked III on ~
east poundary, Of a tract of.ope thousand fonr
hundred md thirty-six acres, n he nqme oftbe
heirs Of Jesse kqntoni thence running cesf ~ y,
hundred aud sixty chains and forty Links ~
an elm marked X RI thence north ono bnn'
dred ana sixty poles 20 q willow marked n II
on ne bank ofOldrivor; thence down did nv"
one hundred and seventy pol,sto j. TriasN .
northeast corner Of O tw9 hundred and inv
three acre trget, tboreb south sixty nve poles
e ITigs,s cornori thonce west With his line
one hundred and seventy poles 10 q mulberry
marked J Ton tho cast lire Of tho 1895 acree i1
the name Of Jesse Benton's heirs; thence vifh
said line south one hundred and niheiy-eighi
poles TO the beginning, being tho same nroper'
~ described IN haid trust decd, which Is regis.
tered 10 said Shelby county In book n,
10 and IN said linton county in deed book n
pages 39l, 3y2, 1898 and 30i, being he anmie
plantation sold BY Schnlleg q 6orkc 10 aaid
Bass, which said lands lie together IN one bodv
and constitute one plantation.
Tho equity Of redemption Is waived. IYtle
believed to be good, but ] will sell and convey
JOSEPH l.. HAHN, Trustee.
70 rs 81 90 %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08

My life was saved by Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.-E. B. Blake
ly, Selma, Ala.
Sold Wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co., and w. N. Wilkerson & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
MR.. ]. n. BATES,

Newspaper Advertising Agent,
t., Al PARK ROW,
Times ~Buildlngl, New York, is authorized
0SSAstsC. r9T aqgetSissment in the
II our best rates. *
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
FRAupuLtNT o~pERArIoNa.

Chief Brooks has information that
Anohisi fraudulently obtained sll00
in Greensboro, N. 0.-$700 from one
person and $500 from another. 1t ap.
pears the Holly Springs merchant
cashed two checks for Anchisi, which
were drawn on different banks in Gin
c%innati. During his stay at Holly
Springs Anchisi received a telegram
from New Orleans, which suggests a
suspicion that he he has accomplices
in that city. NJ ~ loss than five fraud
ulent checks were recently presented
at a Cincinnati bank in one day, com
ing from various sections OF the south,
and all drawn by Anehisi. Deputy
Sheriff A. V. Davidson, Of New York
City, writes to Chief Brooks that
he is very anxious to recover posses
sion of Anchisi's body. Sheriff Da-
wilson had Anchisi under arrest in
July last for similar operations in
New York City, but he succeeded in
making his escape before his exami-
nation took place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
Trnstee,s SAFE.

~ virtue Of the terms Of a trust deed 10 mo
- executed by Isaac W. Bass on the 2Sth day
Of December, 1871, 10 secure the payment AZ
certain notes therein described Of the game
date, tho note for $3.50 being unpaid, | win,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
alHEALTM Elnm9 p

The life Of two kinds Of wheat. Free from
Starch or Bran. A rare family -four for an
uses. Unriyalled in food value to all who need
q Brain, Nerve, Bone qr Muscle. Building
Flour, and 10 every family with Children. Also
"GLUTEN DIABETIC FLOUR"
A Tonic and Waste Repairing Food. Inyaiu.
sblo 10 sufferers from Dyspepsia, Diabetes,
Brights Disease, or Nervous prostration.
ILinl proves their value. FARWELL &
khlNES, Props, WatertOwn, n, Y. For eel III
TT AaHuSIIqlN' RhlehalB * PA NSg York
phia. Ask FOR circular. Mention this paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
Trusleo's sale.

-
PURSUANT to the terms of A certain deed
i Of trust of October II, 1876, executed byW.
j. McDermott aud his wife, Susan III. Nc.
Dermott, to John A. Holt, trustee, now de-.
ceased, and 70 his successors in Office. to Sc
cure an Indebtedness to the Clerks building
9ha oagings association. Of, Memphis, which
deed OF trust Is recorded Ia the Register Office
ofShelby county, Tenn, in book ia, page 2O,
SAID indebtedness being past due and unpaid,
l, I. Is. Jones, having been legally appointed
ana quaiined successor to said John a. Holt,
and clothed with all his powers as such trus-
tee' WILL at the request Of the beneficiary, on
Wednesday, the 18th daYof DeObr., 1880,
between the hours Of II am. and Inn. at
TIE southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in Memphis, the Taxing District of
hhelby county, Tenn. offer and sell at public
outery to tho highest bidder for cash, tho fol-
loving real estate IN said Memphis, Taxing
plstrlet Or shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
Lot . in block IS, in South Memphis. begin
ming at a point on the south side Of Pontotoc
street, mt seventy-fve feet east Of the point Of
intersection Of the said south side Of Pontotoc
street with the east line Of Mulberry street,
thence east en- and with said south line Of
PVntotoc street fifty feet; thence south one
hundred and fifty feet; thence west. parallel
with Pontotoc street fifty feet; thence north
parallel with Mulberry street one hundred
ana nifty ieet to the beginning, being the same
property conveyed by Henry Bernard TO
Uharles Fox BY deed, of record in hook 30,
part z, page 4, County Registers Office, and BY
said Fox to said Susan II. Meberm6tt.
sale TO commence at u o'clock. Terms
The tile 20 this property has been carefully
examined and approved, but l shall sell and
IN the character OF trustee only.
p. B. JONES, Trustee.
n. r. Trezevant, Attorney 7S8i
IL. L. 9uion, Auctioneer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08
Trustee,s sale.

NDER and by virtue Of a .rust deed, exc
~, cqted TO me as trustee. Of date May 9Th,
by county, in book los, mage llS, to secnre an
Indebtedness therais mentioned, l will, on
Saturday, December 4th, 1880,
between the hours Of II am and in
'front.' Of the courthouse door, in the city OF
msmpnl sell at public auction to the highest
u said county, to-wit; Lots I, 8, 9 and 10 in
block 10, according to survey Of Dunn sub
evasion OF tract surveyed by j.. II. Mcclure.
county Surveyor, made January 8, 1870
nald block Is on tho northwest corner OF Pan
line street and Upion avenue.
Title believed to be good, but / will sell and
convey only as trustee.
Metcalf & Walker. Att Us. e49sS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08

There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility Of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters as a tonic, corrective, and
anti-bilious. medicine, Is not known and ap-
prociated- While it is a medicine for ali sea-
sons and all climates, II Ia especially suited to
the complaints generated by the weather, be-
ing the purest and best vegetable stimuiant In
the world.
For sale BY druggists and dealers, to whom
apply for Hostetter's Almanac for 1881.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-08

1904 Main Street, Memphis, Tom.
, 1880-06-08

A&bdiIV IttHtk tItAk}: ....
IN tho biography Ut Tlld0n, printed recently
IN tue Sun. Il III aosaunt Ut what tho Itapubttcan
cx,nsplrAtnra did Oh tho night OF Nov. Q, 1874,
wIeii il W. pfotty sura tbat ridden NJ elected;
It IL worry Interesting atnEy II true, and Drcu Il
not true Tor It Is fanof0y told. II is +, tho Of
teot TINT gu tbat night; tn = ro2n inthe ruth
A!onzo i. Cornell, Chester 4. arthur. doorga +.
Ejmunds md others. They haa Tho roltsr,,d
from evory s.ate In tho pnlon, Thoy quickly
Btates HuyGS could ID cnuntcl ln. Hut they
could take 70 neg unsll President Grant hail
In rhll4de!phta- The e1nsPiEatots dastM - g apt
record would 10 lutt bchIn.l. soinv ono suggost.
Cd that jax GOULD hnd private wiso fro.l his
house to. PhllR<je1phla, and thithor tho party
hastooed: They wsfe i,shosea y nsula iaia a!s
inter some delay. auoceeded In upeninR colls-
muMcat&an With Drant an4 CnlneTsiu: Tho slsa-
atlpu was explained, anu tho demaad tu.utu for
ittsops. sor South IHroiir.. Ftasida. and Leuist.
could ba counted for Hayes I1ldcn would bo Tho
nc1s Prefsaens .:, T. ssssy as9and n the tsRonse
esnt his dispatch saying that ha would &c i fnir
count, and that no man wurthy 10 be Pre4Aopt
would accept Il u obtained BY unworthy means
, 1880-06-08

Ten Thousand Of Them in Camp In
Milwaukee.
Epfetat Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tttbun..
MILWAUKEE, Wis, juno 7.--Fully 10000 OK
soldiers won't into camp hero this evonlI,4. Qua
train to-day brought 4,oW people to tho c,ty. and
evory road ID carrying passonRals tn its utmost
capacity. Interest III tho rounou surpassca OK
1,octation. Cons. Grant, 8heriuan, aud othoE
distinguished personages will arrive tomorrow
afternoon. Every building in tho business part
Of tho city Is decorated.
Thu weather has boon snporh to-day, md tho
streota, camp-Rround, and trnttiug pnrk arc
perfectly dry, Notwithstanding tho soaking ra!na
OF tho past wcok. Tho stroots Arp alrUady 10
crowded as to render pedestsianism almost I'm.
possible. ...-.
John Wortz, aged 70 yoars, q member Of tho
1itohlaud Centro Band, dropped lead willis on
parado this afternoon. ue was aylctim OF heart
disease.
This grand parade will occur on Wednesday,
whom Con. Grant Ia to bo escorted over tho city.
Gen. Stnrkweatter, Senator Carpentcr, most
Of tho WISCONSIN Representatives In Congress,
and many politicians now A. ChieaBt. Will 10
hero for tho principal oycnts Of tho wUok.
Tho exercises OF tho week cmbrleU military
reviews, competitive drilling, parAdoa, orAt1ons,
ato. A aoorn ur mora Of yesefRnB ct tho btDxl.
can Wnr Arn on hand. TIL the Hreatost boona
that Milwaukee has over hA1.
, 1880-06-08
A SQUANDER1NG CONGRESS-.


When tho House passcd tho ntver and
Harbor bill, npproprIattng moro than eight
millions for all s0rts OF engineering projects,
tho amount soo1uetl uxtrayaBant oven for \ Con-
gross that snakos no prctonso nt economy. But
tho Senatn haa ndded ltcm after Item, until now
tho blu goes back to tho uouso swollen To ncarcr
nine millions.
4 Presidential yoar is for Congress money
spending ycnr; and notle Of tho annunl appro"
prtauous soattora lts larxoaacs lnorn lEbesAly or
among more localities than tho tlvor and 1nrb0r
bill, 1t Is bid for votees md. a. elections for
ConEresatnon ocu.ir tn Mnat States during tho
coming autumn. the tctldtng tneasure, .prOiig.
iosls ~ It 10. bus boon zeaously supported BY all
" To i show tho rcck,csness Of these appropr.a-
tons, aau tholr perilous tnorsaso with successIvo
sessioHs, 4 e t!tly nadsssary e. emmino ne 9
s OF 'hs @ m Mhe na fxsr ana
;aSy y; %s;s Ill Sotd q is A.! 5hqy r. TsFs
tSy ssfs g tsss! tss ;sss
S XIII u.s. Sos T., VIZ IT, sesx S's 70! nSss s s2 +
SssS ss stsS s%Sas 81 S..S issi tsisss .ss
mittso promptly ai3ud over $4,000 n,oFe:
Th hrst p9Ins e. ass In sstSy # M those g
growth from two mtllt6'ls to hcarly nine mill
Iuns,-a more than fourfod tnercase. aud with,
governmental 0xponses-
Noxt, It Ia to 10 observed that. oven In tho
yua4 Of pfpnty ulld prosperity preceding tho
panic Of ld7a, the pun Ut two millions o. of talr
| iullllona waa thuhKht enough to dty1tc to thta
anaactal aud mofoaatito Distress tue outlay nus
Again, II Il worth natiug that. when the lIouse
| changed hands politically, a|d tho neu,octata
| BECAME IN sonts sort Fcaponsibe fnE tbt appra'
| Rrtatons,, It WAS fos,ud poasI5le and do;
| 1rabie TO. caosk this asastth,v anaAas
Krab. Itonce re 81, tor lsn tp9assd in as1a,
| loss ihan tho ono OF .thrn0 years ltf0rr. BtIl
u,oro striking 10 the fact that tho following Jear
| there was no npprupraAuon,-a saving Of i've Or
| slx millions; Aill who over pretended that THO
| COUNTRY waA tho wots9 tor tl!e olean sAvtnK7
| Finally, Ho have the current fant presented
that, aftcr demonstrating the practicabtllty Of
pnttlnx .1owp this appptatIon M or otast.iax i u
e4rSene9 q a!l PARTIES ts now CARRYING 1t e., 19 :
bill for tho tthlstr4etloa Of publiu buildings, al-
| kusdy paxtsd, aud the River 4nd tiut1or bill,
| now penuInk, appropriate toxsther about twelve
| million dollars.
, 1880-06-08
Hchr l.. tiannn. Hut!al'.. light.

Hchr l.. tiannn, IuIa1u. light.
5:: SIs: !s; ;s'sS" sslss: s
scht j. 4: ilincs. Mn.kc9au. humber:
s Fehs !l".ls: " Fsatt, '!s'f3'i a.;". III" so.,
sst ssr ia lts,a:,'st i'';sE! y sais'am. 'sTs sH;or
Ssit st%r i; i: q: e: Wsis; isa!ais; s'ai .n,
as 4 III. .sss; Ms:s.s .ss"S 'a'ss. s'Sss"' WOOL
Ess; Ess; /: Sii;;, !iSss; .s;s I'll
......- ACTUAL HAtLtNns.
s;s :s isfsi': u G sear and SUM-
r.; ;ss iiis' ss. !r:t s? !:':ss :sss ssnFe
sm' ~.s ~&Rfes ias M%ssesS cass s"''s: ts; .unds.
Es !!ys;,!s Il ScI;S!s, Has 5 i, isi ;;;S
SSa fs s.a 4 : sSSs sss: = i s0. .sos. and
sss; ss; :ss S Sf'ss,; .,s':s; sS b s; wheat
s:.! I, R:.;| q i, i, wheat
fsr f"p u. '?s 4%t sas Rs u t Sa rhont m sr,.
i,rop xsndsrblit; l!o sso ba corn, ,Asa to. tara.
se ssEe Hss''?!is' ss%ts, a% s.a:% SS y y Sss s.s
fsss Il s2Sa
"a? "a! S5SS' %s!!s$ s % j.; rssisxs ~ sas towing
Rclir Iittrher iN,y, MnYtnotte.
sctr Lscstn, tarRnd Haven.
sui1r 4utyastns, iirAnd fIhycn.
HchF Lou, ftraad 1favHn,
tctly u. q. AlirsctiL Muakexau.
HGIr J, =. dnhSs, Stusk0Kon.
tchr tipckHwaY. Mnskex1n.
echr Mlncryn, MHakcR0n.
SeIr uttANn. i3Fn11 !Fnvgn.
Schr j. \. iin1DCA+ firnnd 1iAynn.
SChs luna ltee. Grsnd lfaseu.
EchE Ecpxr, UtAnd IIhxgn.
Nrir EtsHH, Calumet,
HChr SUD Hirti, MUxkoV0n.
Schr Ha!t. fifand ltavBn.
hclr T. r. Aien, Muskeeun.
schr Cubh, MAnlsfcc.
HcAr ii. u. Ilma, MQu0mtneu.
, 1880-06-08
TILE RAILROADS.
FAST TRAINS.

None nj tho managers Ut tho Wcstern Fnada
ctntrruR In this uity viii attell tho Time -rnb,n
Convention IN New York tt-dny, wh'rta l,us for
ita pnrf''s" tho arrangement for fn.t trains 10
New Yura 70 meet tho con,tp,tt'on u tho haiti
tllnrn & ohiu. The Eustern r,t.Ls want tho West
Geh rnnds tn ef1nnRn thcir time - ~ tU got IN
herg nils'tlt III: p. m tn lot tho Eastern rt,nhs
~ mn nt np,ut :tD'eloek, whleR wfs'tM cnni,ie
tliom Dr',llch Nnw Fork at nlh}'it7 oci.ck tho
ttcxt cstt't1,g. Tho Western ts,ads sAy thoy will
fr TIM s,no ti,ns f0r tho 81. T.nnis ronds ns tho
Chicaxn r-mds. II tho trunk lsnca ngrcs
t1 rcArr,.ftxv their schedule 70 that
Tho ChteaKo rt,ttts can rrnell New
yDrk nt the sn1no time na the st. Lo,,s rrtat!s,
tho CblcnE' rs'nsts will continue tn fnnkn tho
n!iko they viii try to o1ti1e tho trunk itt,es,
:. IT. y probable that thy trunk ilncs will decide
what tic Was,er,, roads viii do, III II IL tho 'i nelef
tl'at ,h!s w'li tdrco tho Western lfncs 10 nuke
connection uuY,sur.
, 1880-06-08

spte&at pt,patsh to Ths chseapo TFtbant.
Srn1Nur1E1p, ILL.,, Juno 7.--An order signed
by Judges D!ckcy, Walker, Sheldon, cr1tgt and
Bcholf,cI4 VIA entered tn tho Supreme Court In
vacation to-day. granting n rchcarfng in the
Duilding and Loan Association cases. Tho Court
sny thnt, in Wow OF tho Importance Of the onsc,
thoy have takun 1t up III this division, md tho
decision will be awaited With g1oat intorost, rs
ttoso Associanous hayu sprung up nil oyor tho
State, aud have boon tho inaatla 1T largely In
crcasing tho amount OF building done III the
atnnllnr cltc8.
rho supr0lno Court has elected Judge Dlokey
"a ChfOl Justice.
An pfier waa pntereA In tho United Statea
Crpuit to-dny providing for call Ut tho caseH
on tho Court do;kot. commencing next Mn.At1y,
mud continuing untit n4 tho cases t,n she doekat
are disposed ut. Ctlses whom called must 10
continued,
, 1880-06-08
FORT Or CHICAGO.
kN1l4 - kfA

SSns Ssn,r En8o1fgAn. MAntlowoc, spuaHaa.
fnsn paoa. Apsk sksEun. sund1tga.
Xxx Se!YMbl4. calltnxMoitd, 91g4yt94.
INK 4 s: y fStoss. Aanistue, lutnb0r.
hSs n h;,,,:.,Hsr :: Hsrqr.dall, tiEstn H*4, suhuftAz,
htSst hSSt ssSnu., 1udsltI, aaMdTtee,
SS5 S5 in'aaat iHmaa. LatInnFlaa, lasabsf,
Echf GH'ntnS y y Ssc9, slan9Minuu, 1amb4at
Sh1 E<.ar =. = s0ps!y, Ct4T sland, ooai.
Iii mpsst, r!srupaus Lay, bArt.
Ell ~ = Gls.s,ttns, Aulkegop. lutnbofs
Echt Ht1aft fttAn uniun. huttatp. coal
I'D, t.hsstn,nsM - nsM!, MvnuMinae. lumber.
Ext T5ftfe, l!4nnl0, lAmpcF
as ssass AISSsa,,1n:; AStI4Sa,n; K;nss:on, DIx:l1on.
"hnAan aouss, M&utSlge. lunhe9,
, 1880-06-08

ITEMS.
Tho courts ycstor1ay woro very dull, owing u
tho Convention, and mono Of tho Judges at
tempted to 60 on with tholr calls. THO oa,ls TO-
day arc also sonowilnt prpvislonal, depending
on tho adjournment OF tho tsroat meeting:
Frday will 10 tho last day for service uf proc
css to tho June term u tho Circuit Court.
judge Tuley will to-day rc.tter decisions In
;!l, Itilrr!son v. Luke Shore & Michigan South
crli RntIrond; 1.598, Wiltshire =. pierce; and ~
ELLIS Y. 4iauifon
, 1880-06-08

HttwAukEs' snno ..oa WV os't,M - T. n,, sso WI
r%a sts ,;;s, s;.s. ; ,s
senels Of oil rho blanchard arrived h''' this morn
E s;'sS; 81; Ss:
wtukeo II frcet Ut Tue wI1rkn1S alongade. eut he
master ecnhsa ~ ~ t 1nt for forttnw,e Al ,,n,n
m .s F;a a III
$ss$ ssS S:ss s,3 sss
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sHN satetsi s,paee te n. cntsses @ Tribune;
eestth Igr thG SshoGHSr nI III tn
,,asIo asI'e"N0e''o"e's 1" -A''o "N~ ''' 80
iii sehoones ioFor wii liza sl91 6usheIs of eeIn IN
sass1 Ssp q I'd r'' ff''s as suo " D''
sgtetat D'.patsA t. 1hs Ch.taeo Tfssms; MI.
stStsa v$ Il yss; Ss:a z asfas
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Ss;s ss 4 asis+ s.$s s Be-
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ss v sffs sF 81 Sea S9:a;. cEss,ss 4
a:f"pols !: il naiof. iass.ne i. j: Sioe$stldss:
sss sa. Sa!c
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eenls Nary Collins, EInwfoEd iron 10 Milwaukee,. u;
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asat. gsa sayHts Z. Hs" york poF o' eaoal amp
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rfqlsieF: GoxsiI j. chnaeo and 6arsos. sohoonars
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t1w Of THO nE!lnEt2n lust iles dcck-load and main"
III sstss ass'e lies Fighting ''''D'
@ ? a. sssss. II Wssi. E III e ss$
hs doeH hrs 70 taay . ths Ut
:as: # :ss se;t 8: i Line
spseta, Dt.patea to 1s< Chicago 7staunt.
,,sIE:v ,GstIEvK1AaD. T.. Juno o7:CArFved-pIopollc.a ~.
ntnSn ns 1s.tsE" 9;srGandlso; Vienna ma sehooaer
, 1880-06-08

fhtrnxo, Hnrllnxsnn II Quincy rsnt1rnxA,
Fof Mnt~ Hnidn. lookf, rl.uc-Tahtcp. sleeplnE.cnt
Tsctst s q - t stc t9inImnJ i Chcaso: d c'asi.
T.. .nfana IaGlta Ithtt1. !tr!nk. Efbrds* Ohcs i'm
ihdtHnn.ay., Utnnd Central Dopnt cSrncr Canal nnd
Ahdatn .1IS. Its1 HGst Htu8.
, 1880-06-08

=. 1rAsIAN.
Special HEpatth to TAe Chicago 7rihuns.
CEnAlt RAr1s,s, ILL.,, Juno 7.-Shmucl 1IamRn,
Aid!surs clerk Ut tha Burlington, Cedar l.apl.ls
y Northern ltatlroat1, waa found dead in bed
ttlfs 1t0TntnK. Il nnst-mnrtDtn examination
showed heart lls0Ase to bo tho causa.
, 1880-06-08

fnl,3 per esnt Of the hnn,an saeo are Victim. to
t,nn VIII be faNy corth,rns.d by evTrr intafifenns
sS r n"ens 9 ~, ~:
ihc + irs,ton ;n nTnid .1eiaiy innsmn1 4oo9 a y
fnrelM!ihEs: mentnl hls.r.s, ncrraHs dctiHtt. and
lscorrh.rn ~ frtunie* dc.t'tnt'nE drcams g. ies
chi!d nt th's E!;s. ev!, accra a.bs nr tho r@snis
NJ ignnrnnrr TIM mnatcA prntntshn hafn tlnsost
cYsnt1niiy nrxf"n ~ r"ttcrt ahtt tletn thnas a.
ent,r nsvinmr nfnntY nttrat ~ '''e ''''
7Grf is "rii. known rnefpat IN nnfEh! PHI *nlnsy
tlAt M stn ncttoE rnn tnkr nIrrn oxcet through tls
M "fsan * w"nsrncIi. thcn thhs 'o1snn (. wax
rherA E remedy IN III? reach Of nl 7ne That hss
;ond ths ts+t for "ycF @ hef @ nen,g,y r c3rs
ant.eA by th~ Ac.tMr ut Mcdictne In f'arts In
sa1,e srecttad fnt tho nlTo. c1ntAfns 10 phnsph1fu
cnnihnfth"s Or other p,ttnn 4 r,rcly rE1ETs btE
Pill. .nd car had nf 1crhseOr To- 10
ta rus Nfchnfteu f'nrls tfrnncnl4 nf Dr. s DroNL
sFcsmnnA tolc ascnt Il f"r t,o T. stnssr fIGtidlna
br tnnff upon rece1pt of price.
CENrIF1CATE. .
PAINS, Jnly u. fai3to tua DO In lnix.A MI. e. L.
1fty-ttfets yanra 1lt3. hait been MIfwer twrn4y
yenss norrnns tempo crafrnt; hr! suffered for thirty
nervoua detd!ty and en.ire lmp.sney. Far eah!oen
enL 1fc cnue u, mad advised him IN tr5 1(c1rta
y,tsl ,tesfa,ya, Aitss M Sous 2ntn. b -. d.enpr
-rn. ma!ficd. ind has two hne ehirsn. .@".
ct f - pTcns .Tc1M!c M 81 Tsss sSfed % n wtnn sns
m"n,h. between five and sf i"ns9n;, II pine
Medicine tie In Hospital ChaftT.
yANBCttAACk. STEVENSON i TO- Cbc,lso, ILL.,,
NhntpsNle AHhs,ts fur iho ngnu 'FrudA
, 1880-06-08

Cornelius Ryan filed bill yesterday against
hfs wife, Mary H., charging her with ndulterj,
and aekinF for dfrnrcc.
Frances II. C1nrle nis1 laktxl for q divorce from
Ell 9. Clark on the ground Ut adultery.