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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
Police Points.
ASSIGNEES SALE
h OOTs AND sHOEs

At the store of William Miller 4 Co., III
Main street. These goods must be sold
within thirty days.
TERMS CASH, A. X. SLOAN,
1887 Assignee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
Last Nighrs E,obberies.

Wyatt Brown complains that a
neighboT broke in the door of his
cabin in Fort Pickering, last night,
while he was absent, and carried off
all Of his clothing. The dwelling No..
IS Exchange street was broken open
last night. A seal-brOwn oyercoat
with a velvet collar was stolen from
Mr.. Steinberger's residence. A white
man, too drunk to give his name, re-
ported being robbed of a silver watch
at the s~tationhouse this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
ZOE RENT.

fVHE Brown place, near the mouth Of St..
/ Fraucis liver, Arkansas, recently occu-
lied bY D b Fargason. Tais place has nearly
40 acres uuder cultivation, good improve
ments and a steam gin. Apply 10
l3O 1856 MlNTEk PARKER.
2S9 Main street. Memphis.
TIME Mckinney place, in Walnut Bend,
l. ark. Apply to MADDEN q harrington. 1881
Z NiiE brick dwelling No. lsH 81. Martin
/ street. Apply 10 j. K. GRBHAN, M
Front street. Mt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02

Thomas Reason Clate foreman Of VIM.
Miller s. Co.., can be found in rear Of store
ready TO receive orders for boots or shoes.
Work solicited and guaranteed. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
Pinnoa Id Orgnns.

Special Inducements to purchasers.
"Knabe, "Steinway" and aOhicker-
ing, the best in the world, at
1O9t HoLLESBERG's, 229 Main ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Gal.
Vanie BATTERIES a Electric Belts.
at Dental & Surgical Dapef, cor.
SECOND and Monroe streets. l1gt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAFF CHASE G. co.

226 AND 22s SECOND STREET,
Manufacture and repair carriages, buggies,
' agons, drsys, carts, &c. H0Tshoc3ag PROMPT
J. attended 10. ~ ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
sTRAYEp.

a1WCH-A b~iack-and-.an Gordon bitch,
- Slightly under average size, and with dim
ian marks over the eyes. A. reward OF ten
dollars will be paid for her delivery at Gas.
tons hotel, or for information left atthe hotel
leading 70 her reenvory. MI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
Omce Water Company

Removed to No. IS Madison street,
next door to Hotel Clarendon. 1876
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02

Coal and wood delivered on short no.
tee. A. H. STRATMANN, 155 DeSoto. 139
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
? pRoFEgsIONAL.

PILESI CURE GUAKANfEEDI
No painful instruments used.
DIX. j. d. WHITE, A3 Main street. sol
hi. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
al Notary Pablo and Commissioner Of
Deeds. Special attention eiven 20 collections
che county. Omoe "a Front 81. nS-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
WAITED.
II Mich GOAT.

FRESH Mich GOAT.
"A l32153 Apply No. 3 Madison It.
'DO0Ms- = or 2 unfurnished rooms by a fam
Az ity of3. address REHT, this Office. 1921
SITUATION in a frst-class business
~ house by a single gentleman who has had
exoerience sud can influence trade. Good
J reference. Addrels JOHN. this office. l2tt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
CUR CHEAP COLUEN.

IL adyertisements under tho head Of For
~ bent For 9aie' mantea, host, straye4
Isr line for cash insertion, aud 70 cents per
nc for one Eeet. d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-02
FOR SALE.

NEW Rosewood htion Upright Piano. Ad-
~ dress 81 once, this Office, A. +. III. l8 l5
HOUSES and Lots in different parts Of the
III city, cheap and on easy terms. Apply
~ 25 Main street.
81 1876 HIM JAMES.
FURNITURE. Fixtures, etc., Of a good bo-
e rel in Little Rock. ARK. Hotel was lately
! Finished and is full Of boarders. Good prem
ing for o competent hotel man. Address
1t0TEL, care Ledger Office. 1913 8
!.TgWs INK, in " % cans, finest article.
JN also fine card and Job Inks, Of all colors
md qualities, at Ledger Office. Ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
S II I a !, D.

Mm 15ten oieies Moaots bot Der
5ituu9slaal oes &atbs Der Mltsn, IN
leres 8unoeslenats in @olbin9ton, ei.
nen feiti6eu Nnblid. &alerien uuo
Bartlett poren o'dtseiiiQt, jsne BON
pnblitum, oieies uon Den in ou6erae=
.lp0bnli1 GROCER 3obl erl@ienenen Sc-
naloren. Das Ynblitum mar Elm er<
Iihtlib God reipsftobles. obne 3lpeifel
sum 9rpBsn Sbtil Der Gln1e Der ee=
ma6ten Wfaaner. oes lolloen 8ejisss.
ongehDrcnp. Oasu iibsraq reister 8ln=
men nno 9amenlhmud. &,in 3uei=
Iet, es mar @roBts i'm Mnsuge. go
,ua,'s in Der Shat. Die @tunoe uar
osm Sntertiie Der h0bsrn Ginon,mel,
gcmeibt. Gs honoelie litb nm 9luInobme
Der SuHbir-YiI sur Debatte. uno es
lparo er,pastft oab oen SntereiIen Ser
,osnn airtt sablreid ltsu ober bod
IdpcyFluieeenbcH glaNe Ser giirser=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
Den 3ulsen oer 9iirfei Elm leberfdbig.r
Staat ~ entwidele.

Den Ruisen Der 9urtei Elm leb.rfdbia,,
staat o. entpidsle.
| sh4lone. peI&ts, abseieb.u
pon led Rerbanolunaen i'm pr,uB,lt6eu
oroaftenbanie iiber ST.. Bnot.
bosf's Antrag ouf @traffpeibeii oea
ISotramsnteiptnoens uno ees M.ilele.
lens. infol9e Der greisniiie in 5ranf-
reid. 5rl4no unb i'm Orient< bie aQge.
neine 4eImertiami.it in leb,er 3eit nur
Fin bel9tioenem 0lobe in Nmiprud
nabm. wito oi,ielbe in ben nd<en
8astn i&on ,pieoer in itr.m pollen
llmfanst auf iia lsnttn, oenn beut,
{ Gienitas) ,ritt otr, oeutldbe &eiastag
iur 8statbuns Der bonn 0iti1en Bis-
'natd eeplanten Observation-Disclosures
&sformtA suiamsu. Sic beule bssin-
nsnoe 9euns oes oeu1b@en @ei4stass
It Die II i'm 3'uei,en Sabr3ebnte oss
|Beitanoes bes oeulj4cn &e,hes. Dos
Bette. na mir uom etfen Sabt3spute
~ fasft m'iien. lit. oaB Dos o.u,,4s
@ei@ Md 1oidarisem 8eitanoe nod
I'bt. 0k berrli@ea 1off"unssn. Die
es IN lti'ten s6bnen ,urdls, ols es, i'm
pollen 9fo,sStan3e itrabIeno. lie unter
ltine mdtbtiaen 5atii@t nabm. bat es
gum srobka 9beile unerflat s.laFsu.
Gin i'm tstten oeu.|9eu 8luts 9esiules
Volt batte IS unter oem idiibenoeu
aoler ssiammelt: mas 1T aus oielsm
.9olfe pen @riioern" semoroen ? BAR
teen, Die nd ouf Hcben uno Soc BE-
tdmpt' baben uuo nod in unpsri0bu=
li,tsr 5einoi&oit nit einanoer ringen
gar S&dc.nfreuoe ces repanasiaa.igen
Nadbars. Der 3si4sssoante, oeN!u
s'ocr,i4s 8eruirtliduna ouf Den
F'smla1a atttrur 8.antrtiAs4ete Iaas,
|jabr;aen Srdume uno 8enrcbunaeu Der
oeuti9eu 8airioten erlilt bate, lit tibi
uno matt 0e1poroen.
S6on por eSobren bat elm unusroddb=
'iser bober Muuo 2laae seiiihrt iite,
bic rNbnabnc Der &sidsFutb". uno ieit
Dem be autlase ouf &eitbsfeinniaait
Der &sibe na9 alle Yartsicn. Die Ttei=
eon'erpatiuen faum ausgeuommsn, qe=
troffsn 9al,iit es nit Der Yeteuerun9 fir
oas &eid) n'&t bsfier 9e'poroen. @,ne
!an9e 2lsra oes Trieoens, oes @gades
uno Der Wobfahrt bat es uerbe,Ben, e..
ne lnnge uno traurige Yeriooe oes uu=
Irieoens ulo oss uusIiidts 1t oeiulut:
,;e Grlinoerdro lammt ocr matsritQtn
Noib, Die Wera Jalf iawmt Ser qeljtliz
hsn Notb. bic &eIlons'oji afs,t nit IT,
rem Fu4uiiroi9en Nitentotsn uno loca=
liltl1eu Grctlieu. Das 3,uei,e S.br,
sslnt bat bt btilsr besuunsn. ols oos
erte 9eenost bat. ocnn Ihon in leinsu
erlten Sa9en ,uuroe Der Nutrag Wmot
u;rmorfsn. 0ieie ]Snausurirung oss
S'reiten Sabr5ebnts oes B,itanoss oss
neu'Ihen Reides bat 9lei@ uon alien
Nubssinae on itoe 9ofauns anf eine
before 3ufun|t seritort. uno fat iiir>b=
len m'r, oob Oeutlalano lib nod Slid
'piinlhen mub, menn feline 3ajtdnoe
nibt nod IA!s1,er als il es jsy'
,hon lino.
- a. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24

Hcrlanat ipirb cir tnlcnloollcr Suna.,
Nncldltr cine aue. leicriidc oanb ld)reipt
9ine au'c @cls0enleit gum stuoiam Del
@c'csc gchoten uun 2ohn fir Glcrs- Eienitt
hciat(t bei.. q. S. Storen,
sat asbofat, eittIe sails, sHium...
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
ct. Haul s,aus!
j ort. 5trase, neben Der stel
SbnS. eSaber, tsiseatbiimer

IT. . 0u1, u efota.
Oiciss 9otclt 1T aui's Bette cu,gtrltiei nns
bltttt Maunl fur so Geriolea. yir aah
spei'eu uao frcuub if, 3eoieuuaaiit 5oraf
Ntraacu. Ods utlt. Scr u,la au,c yiqu6re.
ionic sc ieaittn eiaar,en au @auo.
Sue Siauuua hem 3atie sa-3S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24

i&aft. BEN 8ltin-. Niitel. uno @rok
tapitot. 3s@nnna eetraasp n.rben foa
in i@unnguoaer 9eoe sur4 giaen ,oe,
)'riten Re;ter bes Bosts. 50 iam's
Daparb. Der 6enator BON Delawar,
|erla'en uuo belt eine. Der brillio nteiae,
&tben. Die i. ge6al,en uuroen. 6i,
gait Der 5o,., baS zine ,ueiie uno va.
'riot'i@e 5inaua&siitii bi. 4etunoirsra
Der Bonof&ulo ~ 81 8ro,ent als oe,
nisorisiten 3insrase unabweisbar ,er.
tango. oab oas l1at,rfans.n. nit 3 BRO.
cent. Bombs reIunoirsn 3u mouen. eiu
psrbre@tril4 seuastes lei. nun IN,
"immetmebr glldtn tonne uno upjexu
J'nanSboom Der @efa6r eines jhudb.
i'@cn 5sitlnuFcns auf Dem 5oube.ous.
|l'se. go i&an nno frdf'is foste oa.
Na,s Der 5enator pon Oelomcre oof
Doneit 5obn Sberu.an pon Oa,o ielbf,
g taum f46ser uno trditi.er bate la-
gen t6natn.
9ie 5lubvnnb 6oFtn @eihp.rm;li.
annssb'll marb am l7t.n nit 163 oe.
81 Siimmen paiir,. Oiefe sBode
ulro oet 5enat bas llatbier in Anariij
nsbmen. 'sno belize &dmpie: p,rosn in
ausN&t seitellt. Man flrd,et, b;e Hia
'usroe um ssrf4ieoeut 6uaoert,auieu e
20" Appropriations 0oQors oider, als
lle IS psrlaasn. an oas 1.us auriia.
tommsn. Sroboem uaterlieat es ,pobl
feuem 3weiftl. oab uatsr Dem 0rona
Der bssannu9enosn ~ietten 5,unoe~ .i=
ne 8srelubaruns Ser 9iui:r raid er.
1olssn. ano hie B!Q @ej,t ueroen
miro.
Utan aat aud an Den iibr;sen. Nppro-
pr!aiions- BIDS 'pisoer elm 6,addsu
b'nfer Fcb, a,'datt. Sci senat pl,
iirle DC Yoitami=B.q. - nadoem er
osn poN= =Dlmpftr- 5ubiioien. 3..i,t
oarans asltr,tteu. oessleidtn bi. B,u
CUR &srmi(lisuns BON 81 vQ;a.ond5su
tiit 8erei:uag Der Ysr,u ,ltunasfoiten
oes Dtit,ict golumbie. D;e @er.ui(l;=
sun9s 8;q fiir eas Mdertauospdrte-
msnt 1T es. al Der i'tt ous Sans b.r=
"mj'mmsrt !; nno Elm 9auptnad oerlel=
ben ,pnro Al @ohrnid,lnB erleoqt
Oas iuar Der Yunft pDa Der 5amen=
Tert1eilun3. ...
GIN Baro9rnpb warb onaeaommen,
mclhsr Soar cine biiblte runoe 5um-
ME fir oe;; Nufauf Don" 5dmsreien Be-
p'll'a'.od,r oieBsolnsunq oarau tnipfp
o''B Orel= WWtbe,ls Orr 5Gmeie.eu n.n
Stnatorsu uuo Esprdieutanten iur Wsr
'bt''ny an 'brc gonlt1iusn,eu CUR 8st=
Ill8una gsltedi msrnen lellen. @Inae
o'e S'll MT oisicr Bteiuguns our,t, 10
warc ous blt'crer Sbee fir bfn mad IN
ys DUO. S5eine e:us'9e 81 form, Die
Yertbei|ung oes ar0bcrn Saeils Der
Sdmercien ourd i'm lelb1. ,uiifot niAa
usrnid)tet.
@enator Youers rsihte eineu aebar=
nildten prot,it eia aeseu Die pom o,.
m'inlammen gommitte uryaeiblaaeue
@r'soiluus Der Gisnbabnbouos.
Sn @tlammt=G Comm tic nes 5sna=
:es aIn9 Die 9:ll. iiir Die grricb,unl ei=
ncr unAuerli'd, 'ehs Sabre lang $2O.-
600 iibrlib ;u be'o' 'u,sen, ..eaas sla,'
Ourb. x
Gbcnlo Die Bill, $4,000 fir eine
T,rm gu osr,osuo,n, auf lusi,asr uuae=
labrliGe Srtliuuile nnierbraht wsre,n
tonntsn. Sen. g8,eat meinte bei bi.-
lem anlah'. es bcflnoeH Iid) in Der Sr=
rsnanltalt iu ct Deter m,nAs patien.
ten, Die n'ht ndrr'idsr leisn als .sr leiet
uns Sen. Youers.
Gsngehratble nene Nids pcrtanoen
Die Bahl Der 5teusr=NT loren ourd,
Die Goun'p @ommlidr, fsrnsr o,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
Nnion- Saloou
- hou-
en7y Knn2711ernzeiez

ed. Der #: @er,uain' unr 1ou n,aiar
s'rofc. bait pie tciitcn @eine, icinc Gi,up~
ren urS e'ouore ionic cin autes @las 8in
nc's eor athia. H"dl mirb ieo,u Moraen ets
1r 'er mo''ner 2uud nuIae'ifdt. Outer yShi1-
tch bei Gnort cser @aHors I'M ,ah!rcinra
3n'prr9 biftct 5 ermeicr St
Glouo Mt"n. as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
Saint Paul
9ampi : Jdrberei uuo 9scihan aan.

8. q. aablert. Giscntbiin,er.
l5dhcr nnS Reinieer BON 5cine, sso!.e uuD
aeiaiidien 8aarsn! osrgeu aleiber
merotn aereiniat nm ausaeleert
III " 3'e 5t.abe, aberbalh bes sRcirc.
Ipo!itan setsi. 5t. 4au.. o-Is~i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-02-24
Club ROOn1.

u. i. Durb an,, 81. @!puc. miur.
Mn milne Bar iimh itc!s DC fciuaen
Melnc. 2tqu0re unH 6iaarrtn su iiuocn.
@u'e @ehi,auaa .uecli.!,ert. Sen Bciuhra
ii e'c!escnteit gum 8.aioro Spiclcu 90.
botcu 6-3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11
MILE. DE m-ONTGOLFIER.
heath of the Daughter Of the
Inventor Of the Balloon.

Mile. de Montgolfer, who died De-
cember 10, at the age of ninety-one,
was the daughter of the inventor Of
the balloon, and his daughter survived
him for eighty-one years. She lived
to see communication maintained by
balloons during the siege Of Paris. In
1870 Mile. de M~ontgolfer resisted all
persuasion to quit Paris on the ap
Droach of the Prussians. She lived
on the south side of the city
the side exposed to the Prussian bat
teries and she remained with her
maid and a youth in her service, the
only tenants of large house Of many
fats, whence every other had fled.
Old as she was, even then, she went
necessarily to visit the wounded in
the ambulances, and was found at the
end of the siege to have given away
all of her house linen and every arti
Gle useful for the sick. Mile. de
Montpelier lived in the summer at
La Celle st Cloud. In her house is
a fue medallion, by HOudin, Of her
father and her uncle, Joseph de Mont
golfer. The medallion was unbrokeu
during the occupation Of the house
by the Germans, but the names of the
two famous Frenchmen were care
fully obliterated. Mile. de Montgol-
fer was the patroness of Beranger.
published a volume Of songs and
leaves a fine collection of autographs,
including letters written by SilyiO
Pellico with his blood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11
sayIer's Say.

Gath writes: Mr.. Sayler says that
Mrs. Alexander, the lady who created
a disturbance in his Office, was always
respectfully treated by him until she,
about one year ago, behaved in such q
manner that he had to drop her, aud
ceased to have any correspondence
with her. On his return to New York,
alter a long absence, he says, she sent
him word at his hotel that he must
see her at his office the next day, and
bring his lawyer with him. He had
previously found that she had been
showing to a great variety Of persons
some letters he wrote her at the time
of the divorce, desiring to keep her
from bringing in his name. He
only became connected with her
through his good nature and
induleent counsel. He sent for Mr..
Smith Weed. She came to his Office
in a carriage; pretended to send out
for a lawyer, but no enc responded;
and then she ~endeavored to make
him quit the Office and the presence
Of his witnesses and 90 up town 10
her carriage. lie says he had done
so once before, to credit her, but
would not do it again, having found
that she was a dangerous woman
reckless and i%mputative. He finally
closed the interview, when she laid
violent hands on him and raised a
scene, but he was able to put his
Office door between her and himself,
when she sat down on the floor aud
kicked and howled, creating a
nuisance so that the people in the
building hal her arrested. He
says that she wrote letters 70 a
gentleman in Cincinnati, accusing him
Of intimacy with bis daughter, which
was a lie, and she knew It. and it was
intended to make mischief for him,
He says that her purpose merely
amounts to blackmail that his letters
to her may excite a smile among his
friends, but he does not believe they
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11
OUR JEWISH A
A Quarter Million Children Of
Israel In the United States---
Statistics showing Their
Religious and WORLDLY
Wealth.

The result of the first systematic at
tempt to ascertain the strength OF
Judaism on this continent has just
been made public. For many years
past there has been in this sect a grow
ing demand for some statistical in
formation concerning the lsraelites in
the United States, not alone as an
exhibit of their material prosperity or
status as a religious sect, but also as a
means of enabling the different
ehurces 10 act in concert in all that.
concerned them as children Of the
Abrahamic faith. In 1875 the board
OF delegations OF American lsraelites,
with the cooperation of the union of
the American congregations, under
took the task Of securing the desired
information, the chief charge Of the
matter being placed in the hands OF
Mr. William B. Hackenburg, of
Philadelphia. Considerable difficulty
was experienced in obtaining re-
liable figures. Altogether, returns
received from 1000 places show that
there are in the United States 278
congregations, with a membership of
1856. Making allowance for the
places not heard from, the total jew
Iish population is placed at 250,0O0
souls. OF these about 1000 are To-
Gated in Pennsylvania. The Oldest
congregation in the country is the
gSharry Chowaym, of Lancaster, organ
lied in I776, whik the Rodef Shalom,
of Philadelphia, is the next oldest,
having been organized in 1880. The
richest congregation is the Temple
/ Emanuel, Of New York. which, al.
though only established in l843, and
having but 462 members, owns real
estate and other property to the value
Of 500, 600. The public institutions
established by the sect in the United
States include FIVE hospitals, clever
orphan asylums and homes and sil
free schools. Its doctrines are enun
ciated by seventeen newspapers anC
aud magazines. The 278 congrega
I tions in America own between then
property valued at S6,750,000 and oyel
1900 children attend the religion,
schools.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11

~
We roget to learn that Mr.. f. NJ.
Copeland, formerly a merchant Of this
city. died on Long Island, New
York, on the morning of the
7th inst, at 2 o'clock. Thirty years
ago Mr.. Copeland was a prominent
merchant of Memphis and a member
Of tho firm Of John B. Hill & Co., on
Trout row. lie was afterwards one
of the firm Of Copeland, Edmuds &
Co., and still later conducted business
in his own name. Some time since
the war he removed to New York
city and engaged in business success
fully. A few years ago he retired on
account of failing health. He passed
away peacefully in the 61st year Of
his life. Many old citizens remem.
Der him, and will be panied to hear Of
his death. He was a good citizen, q
true friend and a useful man, and We
regret to hear Of his death, which was
30 unexpected to bis many friends
here. His remains were inferred Sun.
day, the 9th inst, IN WoOdlawn Gem.
etery, New York city. Peace anC
honor to his memory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11
COMMERCIAL.
PUEBLO LEDGER OFFIeE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, January IL, 1855

nAAN hNN a. 80 NNAH .
The volume Of dividends already
declared by our local institutions the
past two weeks exceeds 100000, and
several corporations are yet to hear
from, enough to swell the total to about
$4,000 The fernando Insurance
company declared a 6 per cent cash
dividend yesterday, adding $4,000 to
the volume, and the Memphis Gao
company are to pay a 5 per cent divi-
dend on and after Saturday next, add
ing S37 800 more to the total, and a
considerable share Of the whole will
be added to the market for invest
ment purposes. There is no change
in the rates Of discount, which rule as
heretofore at s per cent on prime mer.
camille paper.
The exchange market is quiet, with
eastern cotton bills offering in mod
crate volume at 10 &c discount, while
bills on New Orleans are Ic of. The
banks sell drafts on both New York
and New Orleans at par.
Local stocks and securities are firm
and without material change, az
follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-11
General Trade.

Trade is at present confined chiefly
% supplying the local demand, the ice
bloekaded rivers preventing both re-
oe;uts and shipments in any direction.
Dealers can only get stocks by way OF
railway lines. which, so far this season,
have proven very irregular and unoer-
tain. Al active demand was noted
to-day and yesterday among second
dealers, who manifested a desire to
stock mn in anticipation of long siege
Of freeze. The result was a stiff feel
ing among holders Of feed and pro-
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amount to any more than to ask her.
for her own and her friends sake, no,
to have q public scandal. lie init.
mated that before she obtained the
divorce from her husband she had
been pretty careless. He said he in.
teriered in her behalf with a magis
trate, though it was no business of his.
the disturbance having been made by
herself alone but he will never do il
again, and the judge told him that il
she was again arrested under the cir
cumstances she would be sent to prison
for one year.
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Receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports for the past three days
were 44,l66 bales, against 43,1l7
bales the week before, and 42,543
bales same time last year.
The total receipts Of cotton at all
United States ports from the LIST Of
September to date are 3,596,06l
bales, against ,374, l78 bales atthis date
last ysar, and 1852, 7S9 the year before.
Increase Of receipts this year com
pared with hst,22 1888 bales. The stock
on hand at this time is 92l,766 bales,
agSinst 500, 9l3 bales at this time last
9 aud S51,5S7 bales the year before
The foreign shipments to date are
2.14l, 1880 BAGS, against l,S25,S64 bales
last year, and 1,GO4,37l the year be-
fore.
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puOlisusr and prOurIstOr.
Non-R N0ies.

No. 25n7, r DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn Louis Hauauer vs..
sarah Hanausr ct al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause,
that the deiendants, Sarah Hanauer, Line
Hanauer. Bello Hanauer, Esther Hanauer,
Flera Hanauer n James Hauauer, are nom
residents Of tennessee and citizens of Cincin-
natl, Ohio; it is therefore Ogiored that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis. Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in February 1881,
ana plead, answer OF demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
rs TO them and set for hearing ex-parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Public
Ledger.
Ihis January 3D., 1881.
A cOpy-Attest:
r j. BLACK, Clerk end master.
BY +. B. McHESRy, D. @. AN
Humes q Post0n, sol for eompl't.
lNils il9 l35
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- GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indisoretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., / will send
0 recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This greatremedy was discovered
By a missionary IN South America. Send q
self-ad dressed envelope 20 the Rev. Joseph 7.
Inmak, station D, New Yo.k City,.
lis XXI ia eodsV
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The New Congressional APpOr.
tiOnmenf.

Special to the Courier-Journal.l
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Repre.
sentative Cox will receive the figure;
for a basis of a new apportionmenI
from General Walker next Wednes.
day. He has enough data, however
to say that his bill, which will be pre-
pared as soon as he receives his fig
ures from the census Office, will be
prepared on a representation Of within
one or two, n way or the other, o.
300.