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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
A RELIC
Interview with OReOfNnPOleOn's
VetersRs--His Views of Water
loo and GTOucby.

St. Joseph NO. Gs1stte.l
Yesterday an old French gentleman
passed through tie city, en- route for
California. whose life has indeed been
an eVentful one. His name is Jean
Brigard BeauViere, and he was born
near Rouen, France, in 1871. Being
Of an adventurous turn he Joined the
army under the FIRST Napoleon as soon
IS he was old enough. and was at
Waterloo from tho beginning to the
end. he has a scar on his arm near
the elbow, which he says vas made
from a ball fred from a Biscay
musket, that being the only wound be
received during the whole engagement
Tub GREAT NAPOLEON.
What do you think Of the great
Napoleon said the Gazette. MANY.
YOU know. have said numerous hard
things against him.
They are all vile English Sian
ders, said the old man, nothing but
ISLANDERS from beginning to end. The
emperor was the best man that ever
lived, and | would not believe their
vile s,sndera Il tho whole world was
to turn against HRS, The allies did
not send him to 81, Helena because
they wanted to punish him. They
knew he was their master and we're
afraid Of him. That is what thor sent
nm to the barren rock for Mon
Dleu! what a crime they committed
when they sent the great emperor to
DO prosecuted to death By such A man
as Sir Hudson Lowe. IL makes nv
blood boil yet TO think ofit''
Where were sou when the emperor
escaped from Elba on the lnoonstant.
and landed at Cannes, preparatory to
his memorable march to Paris?" asked
the reporter.
Il was in the army of France undor
Marshal Ney, and waS with him when
ne marched out TO meet the emperor
under a promise to bring that great
man to Paris 10 an iron cage
Did the soldiers under Marshal
Ney take to the idea Of joining the for.
tunes OF the returning monarch. or
were they moro or less loyal 10 the
kingt the Gazette next asked.
Every man in the command loved
the emperor as a father, and thew
would have Joined him whether tbe
marshal did or not. Many Of them
mad been with him az Austerlitz. Lodi
and Wagtam, and had no idea Of fight.
ing against their emperor, who had led
them TO 70 many victories. When tho
emperor summoned Marshal New IN
Join his standard, and called him 'tLe
brayest OF the brave, memories oF 2ho
glorious victories Of the past came
over him, and he forgot everything
except the fact that bis old commander
was again calling upon him TO put
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
ChanOery Sale of Real Estate

No. gTl R -Chanoery Court of Shelby county
:: Mortnington ct oil ". NJ. A. Wosth.
RI virtue Of an IN terlocu.arg decree for sale,
day Of November, I8b, I viii sell, All ppbIic
aucton. 10 the highest bidder, In front Of the
e!erk p masters Office, courthouse ol
sh9lhy county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, January lEt, 1851,
Wlthia loyal hours, the following described
PieleTty' SITUATED IN Shelby and Hamilton
counties, Tenn, to-Wit:
l. Lots q and = subdivision Eppy White
trAot e W mites Station, Memphis q Cbariea.
ton IL. k.s Shelby county, Tenn. beins tka
sane mentioned and dc sc.s.bed In hoOk No.
ny page s6S, Register office said county.
~. f;rt lot No. 81 said sub-division IN Enpy
W hlte tract, beginning ats " corner lot No.
", tunning thence nOrthwardly "a chains ri
links; thence westWardly u chains. thence
southWardly II ohains4 II links; theme In m
eaS'erly direction along with the Sie,n Linz
road y chains Y links 70 tho L~ssinninS' beipS
no ssma described IN iced registered IN bcoe
~ - age ia, Registers office Shelby
3. An IS aero lot, moro or less, known a. the
pr. Moore place; Beginning al q stake d..
Ihes. u. Iodd's n " corner on e. Whites
south boundary limo; thence eaet with said
limo 10 within 20 feet, the center Of the Mem.
PMS a Chsrleston r. R.; thence northwest
"f.eAN ~ tsNh VI thN NNuNNI Vl thlu RAILROAD
unit, directly north Of the beginning; thence
souta 70 the. BEGINNING, being came described
~ decd Tegistersd 10 book No. l05, paee B0,
kefittor Office Of said county,
:, A ten acIo lot In said county and ttaie.
lyng south Of and adjoining the IS aero lot.
rig inning NJ the southwest corner al samei
thence fouth chains; th0nce eaet 20 ohains,
thence north 5 chains; thence west 20 eha,rs
70 the beginning, hoing same registered In
pook NO. III, pego 20, Registers once Shelby
3 One lot In Chattanooga, Tom, 80 feet
south, ~ degrees east from the intersection Of
Long street and Montgomery svonue, thence
t,outh 70 deafeos west 10 foet; thence north IA
atsreo. west y feet; thonce north % deerees
tast l9 feet 70 Montgomery avenue; thence
south ~ degrees east along said ayOnue Is fooi
70 lhe beginning, being the Same montionei
and described Ia record bookW, paees M "a
hegister's office Hamilton county, Iona,
BIDS for this lot In Chattanooga Mil b m.
oeiyed BY me at my Office up 70 day ofSaid AHA
aud 4 VII! commerce 10 cry said lot nt higbes,
private bid. 1aid private bidder 10 tako sawe
II 10 higher one 10 offered. ~
Terms Of sale; 0ne.third eash. balance .,
equal tnstalmente Of ono and two vesrs' iiann
retained ter doiefred PAYMENT, for whish NM
chaser WI execute notes with soOd personal
This Deogmber sth, 1850.
IA J, BLACK, Clerk and Martor.
kinla' q Peters, John L. I. sneed, solicit
IN IOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

No. 8i9-In tho ChaneeY Court OF Shelby
county. Jenn.-dosoph n JiCOnnor We. The
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company Ell NJ.
IT appearing from AiidaYit IN this cause
i that the defendant. The Globe Mutual
Life. Insurance Company Is 8 non
therefore ordered that Il make It's ap-
pearance herein, Al the eourt-hOuse Of hel6y
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on of before
the first Monday 10 February, 1881, and
plead, answer or deinur 70 complainant bill
or the same will be- taken for confessed
and that a copy OF this order be published once
. week for four successive neeks n the Public
Ledger.
This the 18th day Of December. 1880.
A copy-Attest.
R, J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By y. B. McHEEkY. d. Q. Am.
BiFeloW 4 Hill, soils. for compPt.
M9s.ioi.1'0
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A New Rook on Etiquette.

Mr.. S. w. Hood, of Mississippi,
stopping the WhitsuOrs hoase, is
agent for a new and elegant book on
DeeOrum, being a%practical treatise on
etiquette and dress Of the best Ameri-
a society. The book goes infinitely
into details and contains hints that
may be very useful to persons in any
respectable social position, whether
rich or poor, A careful study of the
social laws by which good society is
governed, and Of the principles which
uDderlie the same, will be found high
ly beneficial to any one. The book we
speak Of appears 10 be an excellent
code, as far as we have examined it, Of
good manners and common sense. 1t
is sold only by subscription, at prices,
according to binding and style, rang.
ing from Sl.75 to 1926. Mr., Hood
will call upon some Of our people 10
solicit subscriptions.
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n.ResidenIN n1ina


In the Circuit Govt OF sbelbv oouvtv "a.
nessee-,ThS Mississippi L Tennessee Rail.
sosSp NDmpsny vs. Mary Ann Winchester
TapIearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause tbs,
.ae defendants, Mary Moal, William viii
I'M 1eerge Bear. May Haskell, jesse Has
Hsny Gathering Linn, Samuel D Linn, William
toqng, ballie Gather, John W Gather,
lew feung, j, William W IElehart, Joseph 1
Hleharti catherine Watkins, Mary Zeigler,
SseTgs O leigler, Agnes Nichols, jerry
S TsSRfH1s' L wdil1ajI .D.w y, Norris S1b. George
a p striker, Mary NJ 7 Ande,eon,
M5nheld ! Anderson. Amy MClmpbeil, Alice
4 Eitlng, Frank M Etting, Mary SlOoum and
ner husband; - 5lOeum, Maria Winchester.
2ames Winchester, Geo'es Winchester,
tor, Marshall Winchester, blanche ",
vidson' Lizzie Davidson, Arthur q 6s-
Vl1aon,. Henry Davidson, Annie OavIJ.
san, John Martin, ia Ida Marti1, Wa. lame
inehtstsr. Emma Winchester, William Win
shes's5A arthur winchester, Mamie Winobes-
Thomas Murdook, Mary q Murdoei''
Luce Murdcck, age all ron-residents
o. tue state Of Tennessee. n 4
therefore orsRfed that all Of above named de-.
ishaehts sake tneir appearance herein, at
Wv seqttnosse in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
On or p slore the third Monday in JanuaTr
4 u ISL and plead, anewer or demur T.
the plaintiff : petition and show cause ynT the
Iisat q way prayed for therein shorid not be
s5aatea' ar the same viii be taken for confess
ana mat O, copy Of this oTier DO pubiished
once 4 week for four successive weeks In ne
Memphis Daily PubliS Ledger.
A copy- Attosh
o.. JOSEPH UHL, Clcrk.
SRoa !. CAAPHELL, D. G.
pSv VeEoe and Ii. L. Avery, Atty for
rt.mlln. i l02 los III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
Trustees sale.


Under aud BY virtue Of a certain deed
" Of trust executed to me rs trustee
on the 18th day of April 1873, .ly
j II Brooks and Mrs. 3 0 Brooks, his
wife, recorded in the Registers office Of
Shelby county Tennessee, in book No,
lS, page al. TO secure a certain note therein
described, and default In the payment thereof
having been made, / will, at the request Of the
beneficiary, and holder Of said note, On
Saturday, the 9th day Of January, 1881,
between the hours oil am. and IL M. on tho
southwest corner Of Main and Madison streets,
in the Taxing District (city Of Memphisl, sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described real estate; A certain lot or parcel
Of land lying and being in Shelby county and
state Of Tennessee, and more fully described
as follows. to.Hit; Beginning at the southe lst
corner ofBW Brooks act Of land and run
ming rom Faid corner one hundred and fifty
nine Q59l poles south; thence east hfiy.nine
~ poles; thence south nine IN poles; thence
cast Do poles; thence south S poles; thence
west s. poles; thence south "a poles; thence
west 80 poles 70 the beginning, containing by
estimation Is acres OF land and being the
same land conveyed BY deed Of gift from Eli;
jah Brooks to his son, James II Brooks, dated
February 2lth, 1855, and recorded 10 the Reg
igter'e Office Of shelby cosniy in record book
Ne. 55, part lst, pages 633 and SD.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title be-
lieVed to be good, but / sell and convey as
truatee. v A MoELk0Y, Trustee,
This December eth. 1880. l0l III
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attachment Notice,


Before J. NJ Coleman, Justice of the ps.,.
ISr shelby county, Tenn.-A. Godsey va.
\ th.s cause a summOns having been issued
y on tne LIST day Of December, lss0. for fbs
sum OF SllI, due BY hote, which summons wss
on We "a day ofDecembor, 1850, returned int
court byE. B. Britt, Deputy Sheriff, AZ foI,
,eewsi Game to hand 1st day Of Decembsr.
ioaVl ana executed on J0, SO Lea, and fos.
ulal Deeombes ID. 1870, beforeJ NJ. Coleman.
ESD, az 10 O'clock an, and after diligsni
searen fpree Adams not to he found In nv
~ z. B. BlTrT, Deputy Bhorif.
ana on motion Of plaintiff a judicial Aitsob-
ment having been Issued herein on NJ All AZ,
Of neeemoeri 1870, as provided By s~eotien M,
Oh the code Of Tonnessee, retprnable bStora 80
or some other Justice Of tho Peace and NE
m having been levied BY Tho proner ofsSsy
on the property Of said defendant ana rstnrr.
a. my court u e therefore ordered that the
defendant make his personal appesranoe be-
I9rs me- on the 18th day Of January 1881. al IL
oi2c1 M az my Atiee, No. 24 Front stresi-
IN ioe city OF Memphis, Tenn, and def.sI
salu sun or me same will be proceeded With
sx1partei and that a copy Of this order be pub-
ilsned onp2a week for four successive weeks
IN tho Public Ledger, "
This December Tth, 1880.
J. NJ. COLRMAc ] p
o. D L. Stewart, Atty for plEipii6.
* on on fNq
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himself at the head Of the old guard.
Nh, my young friend. there never was
anything like it before, and there his
never been anything like It since. The
soldiers, upon meeting the emperor.
went almost mad with joy. They en-
braced each other, threw their caps
high above their heads and the air
fairly rung with joyous shouts Of 'Vive
rEmpereurk Some persons deep in
the conspiracy had procured a largo
number oftri-color badges, the emblem
Of the NapoleOnic dynasty, and ruth
lesSly tearing from their coats the
white cockades they rapidly replaced
them with the tri-cOlor badges"
What section Of the army were you
With at Waterloo" asked the Gazette.
Il was under General Lanier and
took part in the battle with Yelling
toms forces"
THE DEFEAT AT WATERLOO.
Here the reporter asked him his
opinion regarding the defeat of the
French and about Grouchy's conduct.
His reply was; "Ineyer believed that
Grouchy was a traitor. He made a
great mistake, no doubt, but | don't
think he was untrue to the cause Of
the emperor. Never was a battle
planned as we'll as the battle Of Wa
terloo. The heavy rain was a great
misfortune for us, because it made the
ground so soft our artillery could not
be used to the best advantage. II
Butcher could have been engaged as
the emperor intended be should be,
the victory would have been complete,
and he should have marched back to
Paris the cOnqueror Of the world.
But Bluchers arrival upon the scene,
just as victory was perching upon our
banners, gave the allies renewed c0ur-
age, and they again rallied. Then
came Ney's glorious charge, the effect
of which was so different to what the
emperor expected on account Of the
narrow, unseen ravine right across the
line Of charge, down into which so
many brave soldiers went TO their
death"
At this point the old man seemed
almost overcome by painful emotions
%oocasioned by memories Of the past.
The soldiers wept like children he
continued, when the emperor said
All is lost For the present. and the
retreat began, We knew then
THAT THE BMPIRB WAS DEAD,
and that We would never again march
10 battle under our beloved en-
perOr."
The reporter could have listened to
his "reminiscences for hours, but the
time came for the old soldier to pursue
hls journey westward and the inter
view had to come to an end.
Mr.. BeauYiere came to America
from France many years ago aud set
tied near BordentoWn, New Jersey,
where Joseph Bonaparte, brother OF
the emperor, lived for so long a time.
lie raised up a family Of children, and
they all grew up, married and located
in different parts Of the country until
himself and his good old wife were left
TO themselves. Not long since his
wife died, and one of his sons, who is
a rich man in California, wrote to him
to come west and aooept a welcome
home with him. The old gentleman
accepted, and is now fast steaming
onward toward the Golden Gate and
loving friends.
Although eighty nine years of age,
be is still robust and hearty, and his
mind is as clear as it wei was. He
was dressed in elegant style, and wore
a tar cap and overcoat, making him
the very picture Of a wcll.presorved
and elegant old gentleman,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
InsOIvens Notice.
STATE or TsSsEssEE SHELBY ooUSr'

STATE or TENNESSEE, SHELBY CouyrY,O
OFFICE County CouRr CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn December 4, 1880.
$. Dean, deceased.
HAVING suggested tho insolvency of the
IL estate Of 8. s. Dean, licensed, You
are hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise-
nlent N some newspaper published within the
said state, and also at the courthouse door
Of Shelby county, for all persona HAVING
claims against said estate, 10 appear and ale
the. came, with tho clerk Of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed By
Jaw on or before the 4th day Of January, 1881;
or. before an appropriation Of tho funds 81
SAID estate Is made, shall 30 forever barred.
both in law and equity.
Decemher, 1880.
By HUoH B. CULLEN, d, G.
II. M. Hill, Administrator. % la
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

Artesian Well Water.
MEDICINAL QUALITIES
LIKE BLUE LICK
No. 1874 Main Street
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Mon HesIdont Notice.

-
10. sNs-ln the Chaneery Court Of Shelby
s9un,y, Iennessne.-Walter A. Goodman.
ep"lnist5stor q W. GOODMAN, deceased, I'll
~, ya, ing Mississippi Iontral Railroad
appearing from affidavit in this cause ihs,
\ the defendants, Tho Missisipni rsnfra1
nsllSoad Company, a.. s. McComb. ,JosisL
Eten d. jordan. Chas. IT. Inm-
narq, n. winthrop Gray, Cyrus II. McCor-
nick, Junius D.. Alexander, John Il. Kin
SAM NJ. Pelton, Henry Lewis. and Uora4fo,
u; Noweomb, lsll Of tho above, exoent ths
saio hailroud Company, being partners undeS
,ae nrm nHme and style Of the eoutheyn
nallroad Ass9otati0n). are non residents ~
,he etate o. tennessee; that said Kississioni
Ssntial hqllroad Company and said firm. re
S9uthefn Railroad ABsocia ion, arc indebteI
. tne e0mplaingnts in vaious ambnpts evI-
uonceu oy botes, accounts and ludqy-ents.
tssivsatlns ,abrut f15 ,O01; snd attaohmept
nsylls neen lssaed aud levied on the prope,ty
~ salo nslrOad Association, II Is therefore
make their. Appearance herein. M tbe oonrt
house Of Shelby county, IN Memnbis Tau
on or before the first Monday IN Feb11ar.'
1881, and plead, answor on demur M 49,,
pisinAnt Dill, or tho same will be taken Ia.
oonIessea az 20. them and set for hearins
eAIpstto, and that q copy of this oTSsr bs
y once q week for four a;,nNsesivs
weeks N the PUBLIC LEDGER. T~'0's
a Ieth gay Of December, 1880.
M ~; BLACK, Clerk and Mas,0,
nr q, b, MoBHdRY, D.. O az
pIumes g toston, BigoloW & lin. Wdsbt
r0Nss@ wright soliciteSs for oompIainslt'
Wy lOi ITO
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ExECUTOR's NOTICE,

HAVING been appointed and aunllsaa a,
~ executor Of tbo will Of Patrick KernS.
deceeted, by the Probate Court OF Sheik1
county, Tenn hereby give norloe 10 All pef.
mqented % said 3. taio 10 come forward
W., p % Az rersous having claims
autnsatioditd 20 ue IN INV atiorncS N'pqilg
December u, isH0
John 7 Moss, Allorasy. ais
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On Monday, January 30. laal

at tho southwest gore Of Main and MaSisoD
stIeetsi y 20 city Of Memphis, or Taxine
Us ot, Tenn, soil to the highest bidder for
cash, ,he. following land, lyins 10 Shelby
county, within tue corporate limits Of Mem.
pais, Tenn. via:
Lot No 81, as designated on tho map or plan
Oh the sub division Of the real estit 10 Of the
estate OF John W. Fowler, decoased, 6ied
and recorded as a part Of O certain deed Of
Part non made BY the deyisets Of the raid j.
v 9TleT on November 28lh, ISL, and re-
record book No. *, page S8s. said iot fronts
on tho north side Of Deal strcot hfty (5Ol feet,
and bias q dopSh Of ono hundred and FOURTEEN
and sour-tenths tIl4 4-l0) feet, running beeE
between parallel lines. ~
Equity Of redemption il waived and btle IA
believed to be good but ! will eel and convey
only as trustee,
Pinlsy q Peters, Ait'ys. sOirS
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Notice of Election for incorporation.

NOTICE 10 hereby given ,hst on TUESDAY,
IN 9Th dag Of January, 1881, an election will
DO held by ne in the town Of MiiiingtOn, Shell
By county, Tenn 70 ascertain tho will Of tho
qualified rotore therein IN regard 70 the inoor-
poratien Of said town.
Those who favor the incorporation Of said
town shall have on them printed or writton
the word "COrpOration." Those
opposed shall have on them printed or written
The words No lorp0rapan,H
T, r. A1Hl,
Sheriff Shelby County.
Memphis, December ? d, 1850. B1l7
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Barnetl's CocoaIne.

The best aud cheapest hair dressing.
1t kills dandruff, allays irritation, and
promotes a vigorous growth Of the
hair.
Burnett's Plavoring Extracts are
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and best.
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GOOD NEWS
IN SIX HOURS

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less you see his name and place of business in
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CONSULTATION free Of charge In my Office
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A BeautIiGI Society Man she, for
His Lost lSride.

Louisville Post.l
A joke that was not all a Joke was
the n perpetrated on the brilliant
and handsome young lawyer, Guy G..
Sibley, last Saturday night. He has
been growing a remarkably fine crop
Of briskly whiskers, and prided him
self much on their addition to his
manly beauty, Saturday night six of
his friends, whose whiskers we're not
so handsome, took him to a barber
shop, and by force held him while bis
beard was shorn. This morning he
brought suit in Squire Clements
court for $40 damages, the value he
places upon the beauty Of his beard
and the trouble it was to cultivate.
The defendants are w. D. Cochran,
j. A. Sandusky, r. b. TurnbulI,
Chap. G. Joyce, Johnston Finnie aud
- Holloway. The young attorney
intends, it is said, to have a bevy Of
young ladies at the squire's Office to
testify that his beauty Is ruinod.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tho
n German NationRi Bank, Of Momphis.
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1881, between
the hours OIL Am. and 2 Pm, for the pur-
pose Of e~leeting Thirteen Directors, TO serve
the ensuing twelve mOnths.
Mll6 w. q MdCITRH- Caakfar.