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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-12
The Most Valuable Article in the World
Trusies's Sale.

FINDER a deed of trust executed by |
u Amonett and wife, l. = Amonett, to HI
Ward, trustee. recorded in the REGISTERS
Office of Shelby county, Tenn in book No.
1913, page E57, 1, Charles T Patterson, trustee,
duly elected to succeed II j Ward, trustee
deceased, will, on
Thursday, November 18th, 1881,
in front of the Planters Insurance Building,
No. Al Madison street, Taxing District Of
Shelby county, Tenn, between the hours o.
u Ia. and ! pm. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following proper
ty, situated on the nor h side Of GeOrgia street
extended, in the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tenn, and beginning at a point Oh
the north line Of Georgia street extended 100
feet west Of the east line Of Walnut street
thence west with the north line Of Georgia
street extended ZIG feet to q lot 10 same block
sold 10 Creep; thence north with cast line OF
GREEN'S lot 2ls feet 70 the south line Of block
2; thence east with the s9uth line Of block 52
SIS fee: thence south on n line parallel with
Walnut street ZIG ieet to the beginning point.
Equity of redemption and homestead and
dover waived. The title believed 10 be good,
but L sell as trustee only.
n 66 CHARLIE; PATTERSON Trustee.
Smith & Collier. htty's.
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DRAWING Room Sleeping Cars

Through without change from Louisville,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and indianapolis
10 Columbus, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phil
adelphia, New York, Baltimore and
Washington City.
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Tuesday. Noyember IS. 1884.

FINDER a trust deed to me executed April
u II, 1879, recorded in book l25, page 545, ]
will, on
Tuesday, November Is, 1884,
sell for cash on the premises, about three
miles east of White station, the following de-
seribei property in Shelby county, iennesseel
described as situated in theTWelith Civil Dis
trict, and being the southeast quarter of sec
ton one, range eight. and township one,
west, together with all the improvement!
thereon. The equity Of redemption is waived
in said trust deed, and tho title is believed tC
be perfect, but l sell and convey only as trus-
tee. WB VANH00K, Trustee.
Malone x Watson, Attorneys. S6
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PONTOTFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Arrivals and DEPARTURES Of Mails.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
OPEN. Raiiroads. CLOSE.
Bl5p.m Gin. LOUSY. < Nom. $50 am
Il Il Local and
$50 am Gin Iouisv. / Msp. 10 90 pm
OsOp.m Chat. \ Mem. 4 R 6 % am
Local aud through
II SOp.m Chstts, ; Mem. h 10 90 PA
1890 SIN Mem. 4 G5sa' & N. Il 30 s.m
o. RR.
IL pm Mem. h j.. r. X e.. 90 p.m
800 am lCoY'g'n &Btsm. RR 80 pm
80 am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % pm
RIv. q eta. MaiIs.
90 am Nonphis aad Frisr's 4 30 p,m'
Point Agent.
100 ant Helena &Friar'sPoint 4 30 p.mt
Postoaice, ,
90 a.mtlHelena h Clarendon 4 81 p.nt
R x.
90 a.mtlMem. &Gresuv. Ag't. I 80 PM
90 a.m.lMem. x VioksbuIgl 3 50 s'ml
700 a.m,ls Louis 4 Mem.Ag'tl $50 p.ml
T6O m*I0sceolaGMem Agent. $50 PA
100 am list. FrancisRiverAg't. 80 p. ml
100 ami Arkansas RiverAgentI 80 PM
TOO a.mqIWhite River Agent, 80 PM
500 p,mtlMen. TO HOlly5pr'g s, 6 GO amt
Miss. Stevs route.
.Mondsy, Wednesday azd Friday.
tDaily.
monday, Thuraday apd Saturday
tSunday, Tuesday and Friday.
TUESDAY and Friday.
aWedneaday and Saturday.
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ARRIVED.

BOAIs LEAYING SUNDAY.
For Vickssurg. Grand Tower......10a am
" st. Louis, Gold Dust..m,.,..l0 a m
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Nashville, Chattanooga & Vt. Louis
Railway.
McKEKzIE RoUTR TO NASHVILLE \ SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on ali Night Trains.
Louisville Depot, Head of Main ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-12

JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2S7 Main Street.
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Merophis ard Little Rock.
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Steamer Rene Macready, Helena.
James w. GaffAC Cincinnati.
Commonwealth, st. Lois.
Josie Harry, White river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Dyersburg, Dyersburg.
James Lee, Friars Point.
CoahomO, Osceola.
City Of Providence, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Rene Macready, Tiger,
james W. CAT, Commonwealth.
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mississippi and Tennessee.

chesapeake, Ohio q Southwestern.
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LEAVE. lRRTvS.
Nail / passenger, daily - -
Except Sunday ...........l 400 pm 800 An
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liver INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For Helena, Rene Macready.o.....5 p m
+" Cottonwood Point. Tiger......., 8 p m
" White river. josie Harry.......5 p m
" Arkansaw river, Katie Hooper..5 p m
4" Cincinnati, james w. Gaff.......6 p m
+" 81. Louis, Commonwealth .......5 p m
A." Now Orleans, City of Alton .....6 p m
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|.

We desire to call your attention to a class Of references which no enterprise or firm based
N anything but the sOuRdet business succas and highest numerical merit could secure.
We refer, by permission, asst our integrity and to the value ofhe Prentss PreseryaHye,
to the following gentlemen: Edward @. BOyoe, member Board of PubNe Works. f. Esh-
ey, City Comptroller; AmorSmih, il. Collector Interna Revenue; Wusn q Nothng.
ton Attorneys; Martin b, HIrGi and B; f Hopkins, County Commissioners " 5 Cap
each familiar with the merits Of our Preventative, and know from actual observation that
aL.amnl.n L.nn.Lnn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-12
RAILROAD TINE TABLES

LerlsrIlIe ans nasnvnle aailroaa
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my labor was exceedingly hur
tho contrary, was followed by
IRON Toxic, from which 1 ~.
4 found that my natural ,drcg
ingit hsye done twice tho ~
use. With the Tranquil me- 70
1.-THE Tonic has cot done tho
Chrisliau Church. Troy. %.
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dbu, b. u bEAUhEuhhD, OF LOulSidndl
and Gen. IUBAL A. EARLY. Of Virginia,
CaDitaI Prize, 100000,
Notice to the Public.

or N, A. Dauphin, sc
No. 2I2 Broadway, New York,
Or No. & West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-12

The popular Memphis and Ohio
river steamer James w. Gaf, after an
absence of nearly three months on
account of low water in the Ohio
river, returned this morning with n
good trip of passengers and a big
freight list, comprising 10,150 pkgs.
She has good weather to discharge
her cargo, and will have the same out
in time to leave promptly at 5 pm.
with a return trip for Cairo, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and all principal way
landings, making close railroad con.
nections and giving through tickets &c
all Eastern points at very low rates
During the retirement of the Gaf al
Cincinnati she has been thoroughly
overhauled from stem to stern auc
from pilothouse to kelson. Hel
cabins are the prettiest Of any boat il
the line, being reprinted and gilded il
the highest style Of art. She ha.
frst-class accommodations, and he,
officers will be found polite, soeia
and attentive to the wants and com
fort of their patrons. Captain r. w
Wise commands, and the Office is il
charge of Captain James Surtees
assisted by Harry Galley and Georg
w. Hendrickson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
vIRGININs DEBT AND POLITICS.

TALK WITH JUDGE BUGHEs-How GENERAL
MAnoHE WAS ELECTED-How TO BREAK TIE
SOLID SOUTH.
Judge Hughes, O prominent Republican OF
Virginia registered OF Ike Victoria Hotels dny or TWO
aso. when questioned by TRIBUNE reporter eonce'n
IN . the debt IN hts State, he sald;
g You may call our debt whatever you please rom
..ro nm TO axty,Aye miliicns OF dollars
7 think It IL about s3QO00OO0 "a nxed
NV ,hs Fnnding Act OF 1874. Tho great misfortune
a. that the matter has become political question is
dlscussed with all the oaptrap Of the huating py good
ana had speakers one taking this view Of It, ana the
other that When this the ease what can you dos Inc
paople are thoroughly bewilasred. the Dester men
~ aaeh marty could be bronEht 20 agree upon some
e,teent it wcud DO accepted by the people ana the
matter could bs satisfactorily closed up In few nonths
Virrnia IL abnndanty able 20 support .
debt Of Si00O0oo0 The STATE u growing uoher every
DAY. Fur leng tine tho people have been obliged 70
werk hard and i've economically Tho cropa heye been
larger than ever Known and have aolf az better prices
than ting dd before the wars while our mlnea have de
ysisped wondcrfuy. Agricultural improvements have
BEEN extensiyes we have great grazing co1ntry west
Of the Blue Ridge and great producing country ~ the
East We are indeed RICH not yetso much In money
al IN capabilities
"Then why DO not thepeOpls themselves sstsls the
debt question ." e,2e.ls4 ts :
Beeause the sahBect was not properly eanyasaeo y
the beginning and has not bsen sinee They are st
IN the dark The managers Of the rnliag pemoern'ael
party mare greatly mgmannged the depA xnez nave ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

,s n A ,asai An III, shape stetaae e6nyeRicnce, ma.
feriaI and Is probably an 1HpE9y IN May fs@
on any factory building on earth" =. -,
win the exhibition Of machinery be thorongh ~ a.
eyes sir. Mr.. Ryekman the see<SsatFs reyo.ss -
applications for apaoe erUheluinf 20 80
personally almost every annlnetgfsr 81 mln M a @
nat make an exhibit The interest OF kngnsn n
turer ana Neutrality-suspicious. 90 gras ILL., ~ T,lsnfa
Cotton Factory has been appointed specEe ancs and
sioner az the Exposition to visit EngLanu prast
fsermanv ne viii leave for Europe early ln Apr aSs,
dent 0aied wiz probably formally open s9n ~
and M alne and others OF the Cablneg VIII ~ ~ E,o
Senator fIrovgp OF Georgia. Is the president u hS
sitou and the railroad Of which ne u tae nsau ATsnta
gcrtDed $4,000 to the stock Q, toe 10 ner
snhscibed within an hour the full amount sd y
ana there Is no question that the Wnia ne
he ,aissd without trouble There Will % MANI
fatnres connected with the Exposition Eor ~ eotsos
tbe PressdeDt will wear suit OF clothes mhno s. reti
me, we growing In the field twenty 0ur nOats esd
oas Eyefy detail Of the process OF We
eaton into cloth will be witnessed Dy na,s Ssvt
vii have In the cotton fields seed IRON Dsd 80 hv
ire E Islands Brazil and elsewhere ~ see IA com.
flafitfoEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

purnirail Mr. Halliwel Phillips tells us thst ne
would have taken his case 10 a general meeting OF
the Society, but shat there are no provisions under
vb,ah { raeofi,:g can be summoned--a 70 constltu-
ton, NO laws, no regulations. apd no power what
ever vested in any Of the members-there being, In
fact, no Society at all. Whist is called the new
SHAKESPEARE Society is really mere book club. sup
nortcd by annual subscriptions, and conducted by
an irresponsible self-elected committee.g In these
vague circumstances. each member Of the society
has to decide for himself what NC WIN 90; Eei-
haps the great majority have never read MI trnl.
vails pamphlet but put IL into the waste 'baske.
before attention was called to ii by the remark OF
me AsAeaosm that twas impossible to understand
how man Of education could pen anything ct once
40 silly and 50 scErrlous AL OF as. suppose had
copies. Az have not the honor Of Mr.. FuEhiyaifs
acquaintance. mine must have been sent 70 me as
q member OF the Society. acknowledged the 10.
ceipt OF It by note to the secretary, SAYING snss
though do not know Mr.. Halliwen- Phiiiips' 90
not care TO remain q member of society Oh
reetedy y the author Of this lampoon OF him.
- 49, a. VS..
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pEprNTANoE AND DEATH.

me RAE Hearr ward Bsecaef al Hyweuh Cnae ByocHyn
Mr.. Beecher announced from his pulpit yes
terday morning that he had sold out the Navy rard M
Post once, the Castom Heuse. the Treasury Depart
ment and all the other departments aud he desredts
give notice that letters from him would have 40 fcfcs
hereafter He wanted al applicants to take neiice 81
this change Of property ana 70 govern themselves 40
cordingy Is having been decided 70 coHtinne fne cxua
meetings for another week. Mr. Beeeher announced thai
he would attend the services each affefaoon and ese
ing.
The sermon yesterday morning discussed the need o.
true religion and Tbs need Of seeking n af the DrspeI
time ana not putting IL on 70 dssth-bed Mrch OF tha
beraism Of the present day Mr. Beeonr SAID was pae
ting rafes and sprakiiHz cologne on men when tney
were rotten inside Reiisiossty was not religion Many
men were nearer 70 God when they were selling eeoce
than when tbey were saying their prnyeI& 1nefo ~
an element OF religion IN eli right occupations
In speaking OF death-bed repentance ~ Soee ~
way IN whcb great erins are enssefted ara carried
ont OF life. nsrderer IN prison AWAITING the cxs
pation Of his cre the ezIiows and tle most
END ~ q ia es sstne 81 thea Hepla sseA
ulcer for hiua. Prests and pfisnthropisN nm -
MIN Tracts books and defcaciee are cfvWoed upoa
hiu and all tsrsooth. because he 70 going 70 ae AZ
Out for them But here z monster ana reg 5ln W
bood- gates are opened The nevspapers sey Pc g1ea
that thief the cross adj Can the whole current q
!erped IN the ioSe q heaven IN mnatsi Can reekns
nassfons learn vesfai purfyf Can Door rem tne
country learn Ia night how - c2n1uet blmsen ~
afy n mansion ana yet sona T no nsa sso os &
the last minute, when all hope o. pardon kones A0
sainL I d0n't believe Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
MARINE DISASTERS

WASHINGTON, March 20.--The Signal Corps
station Of Aule Egg HarbOr ~ j. reports to the Chief
Signal ofiaei
TIE Dutch barkeutIna. q. H., Captain Van pny Bode,
Of aolee ran ashore mile and half north OF Little
Fzg Harb0r Leht DC 1850 lest night TIE ereN Of te
vsaSra crew Consisting 0f mens Tho bafkcptne
IL eoinF 20 pieces and The cargo waahng np % Ine
lmsiepam and Was buIlt N 1860 tonnage, l6e, Haye
not aseertaned the Of the agents or eonsgneea IN
New-Yogk. <. j fLz..s !
poris 70 the Caief elgpal Once. a-.f /
The ashipR aehooner Vanguard, OF Gloucester. while
trying 10 make this harbor, about o'clock Saturday
n,f was totally WRECKED on old Aafpn's Ledge hye
Beach The schooner uaE about % tons with crew u
eight men, who weEc saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
SEEKING HIeHER WAGES.

general demand win be made to-day oy prexs
LAYERS, pnasons carpenters end others employed as
building in Newark and Essex County n ". for ~
increased rate Of wages Building operst'ons wih
be very active during the Spring, and already thsre
IS a large demand for labor. Even unsktiied men
ara messed into service and are able TO command
rsg,iIar wages Last week meeting OF employing
bnilders was held IN Newark and g eas reaos.ed 70
eonesde the men fifty per cent ct their cemaaen aud
If they would NOT accept that TO let rr1ke enspcs
number Of builders has already allowed ~ IN
crease OF rs and so cents day 70 their epW 0yes.
II "a stated that the bricklayers masons and c1spen-
tiers Of New-York arc fully advised of this move
ment and will start simiIs7one within forintEnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS AT ALBANY.

State Senator Wenu0Yer SAID ytSteIuHy UV
the Westminster Hotel when talking about The work OF
the Legislature; IT do not see how anything can DO
done with the charter for soe time 10 come because ou
Of respect 10 Mr. Bxby who gave notice that DO woad
present n minority report, the matter VIII have 70 %
deferred There is feeling, however, that bill the work
ing Of which viii be OF much 5enenS TO the Guy WIZ "
come law bsfore the end OF the As 10 what the
changes VIM be- can only say that the general impress
sion prevails that the Mayors power will DO increased
There "a but one dea and that 10 give the ety better
government respeotive Of party politics. Ehs anu she
fsr nueaiIon are the most important measures. Inc
Comaisso advisory the SENATE COMMITTEES is VOTE
Inc hapd being session number OF hours eaoh cay
mink thr result viii be that tbe present SYSTEM WA DC
ilnproYed upon somewhat, pat that no very radical
chanRa SNil DE made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHIEGToN, March 20.-Lleutenant- Com
mander James NJ FGrEyth has been ordered TO the re-
ceiyngfhip Colorado on the 26th inst
Lieutenant Daniel W. Davis IL ordered TO temporary
duty at the New.York Navy Yerd. 80.
Lieutenant Samuel r. Claskson has been detached
from the New.York Navy Yard and ordered 70 hold
himaelf IN readiness for seq service.
The United States steamship Tennessee arrived At Key
West, Fla. the 18th inst
arrived az LEGION Oh March o.
The United States steamship NpSc was ut Yelranc be
on March and the United states Ateamship Gaiena
az Smyrna &C tue same date. 1850 4.
Rear Admiral Howell reports the health Of the
aunadFon As excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
NOTES From YALE COLLEGE.

A NEW PLAY By THE s0PHoNoREs - THE JUNIOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE COLLEGE FUNDS.
tvpon AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or The TRIBUNE
NLw-HAvEN, March 20.-The petition pre-
seued 20 the Faculty by the members of the Sophomore
casa asking permission 70 present play OF linear own
composttion entitled Medes" before the public. tor
the benefit OF the athletic fund, has been granted
mar petition from the Junior class TO give theatrical
entertainment for benefit Of the navy has been re
snsed The Sophomore play viii not be ready until after
the Easter recess The committee on the Play sonss.s
Of Messrs Burpee. Bae Kellogg Hnsted' Aitcneh ana
Thatcher. -, :, - =, ,na r,ap,bars of the
.,nnfl ga for awarding the Townsend prizes tney VIII
no1 be announced until the latter part OF THIS week.
Thc apnual suppers OF The CoIrdM ana Ns~s soOA
last Of enc receptions given by President Porter to
,Aa ssenior class taxes place tomorrow evening.
Tile ha club practses daily az Hamilton PaEk ana tue
creW rows on the harbor every forenoon. -,
Professor Sumner gave announcer OF has hlVraa se'Aa
10 the Seniors Friday evening -. /,s,
JohnsOn 3d. has Feagned his poeltien on TAG Voaru"s
board, ana ADDOtt, 49,, has taken ms place: 80 =
The speakers at tho Junior exnleitlon nave peen hn
nouneed aud are follows; Bentley, Bsh0p brew ster'
Bruce FIes Murphy. Pratt Snyder stosfs anu "ofees
ter. . ...-. -. :, N. 80,
sitinn NJ fhe college funG Il +,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
THE CHRISTIANS ARMOR.

$500 h1srI z 49,
The Rev. DIR. Thomas Armitaae delivered
the third Of series Of discourses repsioas srmor
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church yesterday morning.
His subject was The War sAoss Of Peace and b. toos
for his text EpAesans vi, lbi Having sod yoar iss
with the preparation Of the sospei Of peace Dr. Ar
mtage said in substance; ~
The two pieces Of the Cnriaean armor which we nam
already considered for the pr0tecuon o2pes
part OF the body. 1t was siratagsm Of the enemy. ~
early warfare, TO strew snAres In the pnsn-
Brsrs stones and even pitfalls were % placed ~ o,9s
NJ possible TO disabe him. Hence Paul IN wn,ns tns
passage bad In mind the war sis vhish was q mSss
substanfial make, covered not only TIE leet Du no
ankles and legs the knees and bad ePikes On .s
bottom IL was bound nrnly witn leaiher tho1ss n
defanded tie warrior against brers and stones ~ Wen
as snares also rendered the WARRIOR aha
was Invaluable Is an aid Ia standing mnDy aeanst n
foe in handohand encounters Tas Cnris,ae soales
without fortified heart ~ Ike soldier WITHOUT h w.
shoes There three ponts Suggested by me en- ss
shoes provided for Chsts scdery are gesisct proses
ton for their feeti and third, IN prova,nk tness w.
shoea Christ puts honor upon His SOLDIERS
their weshd feet Indicate thar liberty ~ sons o. so
Amongst the 2Qmals' shoes were signs OF lrctuom,
slaves aivays going barefocted Hsnce 70 mnst hsvS
tho girdle of truth, tho hreastplate o. A
the war shoes OF tue gospel or peace, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

FERyyD W0RDsNT0ETtHANE COOKS AND 49, ~ ~.
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