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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12
MEDICINAL
Attachment Notice.

Before DQSlaughter, ]. p. orebelby counsy.
I~enn.-Stowart, Gwynne d CO.. VS.. W b
n this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the eode et
tennessee and returned levied upon the prop-
erty o. the defendant, and affidavit having
o,esn made that the defendant ia Indebted 10
the plaintitt In the rum Of s4l7g7, due Nv
account and that the claim is just, and that
Tennessee, 50 that tbs ordinary process of
law cannot be eeryed on him; Il IL therefore,
ordered that said defendant make his personaI
appearal9o before me on the LIT day OF Feb
ppusIy, isol' az y o'el9ok ~. at my office, No.
defend said attachment suit within tbs
time prescribed by la6, or the snme will be
proceeded with exparte; that a copy of This
order p!e published once a week, for four
weeks, in the Public LEDGER.
This the 2lth day Of December. 1891.
80 los Ill III DCSIenehteF. 4 y
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GOOD NEWS
IN SIX HOURS I!

A. now discovery in the vegetable line, a
medicine that cannot be found in any Drug
Store in the United States or Diminion OF
Canada Of present, until the druggists call for
~ and all Druggists that order my medicines,
| will advertise their names and places Of bus
mess 10 the same column with my ADVERTISE
ment In the paper.
No Druggist has the genuine medicine I'M
less you sec his name and place Of business in
my advertising column.
This medicine Is produced from . vegetable
10 spain and Portugal, called Dellina dc Sal
utariai an almost miraculous herb, for the cure
Of all Chronic Diseases, etc.. viz.
Female Weakness, Dyspepsia In it's worst
form, Sore Eyes, ScrOfula, Syphilis,
Chllls and Fever, Gravel, nilOusnesa,
D%eFangement Of the BOWels and all dis
eases arising from the lmpurlty of the
blood.
ALI persons afflicted with any Of those dis
eases are referred to the above, and If, after
three or four hours time after taking the med
lclne, you do not, find it improving your
health, | viii refund double tho amount you
have paid for Q bottle Of the medicine: and my
AGENTS also will be instructed to refund the
money, provided you have II pronounced by a
physician that you did not receive any benefit
by it, And / will also say this much, that / do
not care by what doctor you have been treated
and pronounced incurable. Do not be dis
couraged, but come and see mo. To all ply.
sieians who have cases of this description I'M
der their care | should DO pleased If they would
give il a trial. Give my medicine a fair trial
and will guarantee a sure cure, If taken 40
e0rding to directions.
CONSULTATION free Of charge in my Office
from to il am. and 2 to5p.m. Al calls out
side Of these hours inside city limits free, out
side of 0 Inoration 500 PER mile.
Chronic Diseasts a Specially. Charges from
81 to $40. Cure guaranteed.
Price 81 per Bottle.
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Insolvept Notice.

mo. 3b.5
sItfE o. IRNNEssHE, SHMBY Co.,

AANAn VI AHNNEE1lhf hNENNM IUa.
OFFICE County COuRr CLrRK,
Memphis, Tenn, January 10th, 1881.
70 Mrs. @ A Neville, administratrix Of b
Neville, deceased.
IL estate Of B b. Neville, deceased.
you are hereby ordered 10 give notice,
BY, ADVERTISEMENT In some newspaper
published within the said State, and
also vt the courthouse door Of ShsIby
county, for all persons having claims
against taid estate, 70 appear and Gle tho
same, with the Clerk Of the County Court au-
thonticated in the manner prescribed By Law.
Sn 81 before The OH day Of July, 1881; andany
claim not sled on or before said day, OF bs-
fore an appropriation Of the funds OF said -
tate is made, shall be forever barred, both II
Law and equity.
Witness my hand, at Office, this 10th dag Of
January, 1851.
OWEN DIVER, Clerk.
By HUgE B. CULLEN. D. O..
Biselow 4 Hill, Atty's for administratrix,
u4iN i6 IL
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists digestio

Premature Loss or the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use
of Burnett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon
obtaining Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts; they are the best.
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Trustees Sale,

-@a
Rf virtae Of the terms Of n trust deed exc
- cuted to me by j N Shepherd on tbe 25th
day OF August, 1876, to SECURE the payment III
a note Of i've hundred aud fofty-twO dollars
and forty one cents, being unpaid, / will, o..
Tuesday, list DAY Of February, 1881,
within legal hours, in f1ont Of the eourtbouse
IN the city Of Memphis, county Of shelby and
state OF TenneFsee, sell mt public auction hi
the highest bidder for cash. the following ds-
seriDed property, situated in tho county Of
oh9ley, IN the state Of Tennessee, and bein0
known ana described as follows: One lot Or
tIact Of land. situated in said county and
1870 DsinB io~fiy-lhroe acres, more or less,
lylne auJacont 10 ana cast Of the town OF
Raleigh, aRd bounded as fellows: BEGINNING
IN Tue north line Of the Raleigh and Somer-
yllle road, ut the southeast corner of % lot 81
~ oy aDg ieet OF around, owned by William l.
Marsh, lying n1rth 30 degrees east, $50 feet
from a stake, it being j k Kings foutbeast
c0rneii taenoe north 50 degrees east, with said
road II 0O-lU chains to the Raleigh and Gov
ingt0u road; thence with said road north Ia.
degrees cast, u 75-l00 chains 70 a stake, bv.
two. elm sapplings; thence north IA 4O-lO0.
phalns 70 q white OAK marked IL Z, il neina
she southeast corner Of Henry Cann5n's gl8
acre tract NOV A NJ BOydb); thence south
II degrees west, 20 IS 100 chains 70 ne north-
east corner OF 22s acres owned by II B Shop
herd; thence with said S~hephsrd's line soyth
% degrees cast 5000 chains; thence south Io
degrees east, IL ehainss thence south 10 AZ
grees west, 49, leo ohnins TO nortbeesf Conner
William ! MRrsh's lot; thence South 6 ls-l0o
chains said Marsh line TO the beginning. Be-
ing tao same property described IA the deed Of
J n Shepherd, registered in book No. MS.
page. 800 Of the records Of the Register ofice.
Of said Shelby county.
Tho equity Of redemption Is Waived. Title
believed to be good, but 1 will soil and conyev-
20 trustee Only.
-, WM. u GRAHAM. Trustee.
1B lexington. Atty. iO2 iOsIIiS,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
"A German National Bank, of Memphis.
will be held at the office OF the Bank on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1881, between
the hours of II am. and 2 pm, for tho pur-
pose Of ~electing Thirteen Directors, to serye
the ensuing twelve months.
9lt6 w. C. MCCLURE, Cashier.
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The popular prejudice against pro.
prietsry remedies has long since been
conquered by the marvellous success
of such a remedy as DR.. Bulls cough
syrup. Used everywhere by every
body. Price 25 cents.
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q sn-Rosidsni Notice.

No. 250, r D-Cireuit Court Of Shelby eoun.
Boyd.
IT appearing from aGdayit hled In this e.uss
j that tho defendant, Caroline Boyd, II anon.
I5gidont Of the State Of Tennessee; it Is there
fore ordered that she make her appearance
herein, at the courthouse, Va the cts
Monday In January next, 1881. and plead, an
sucr or demur 10 plaintiffs bill for di.
yorco, or the eame will be taken for confessed
~ 10 her and the cause sot for hearing ex-
parte; and that q COPY Of this order be pub.
lishod once q week, Tor four successive weeks,
Ia the Public Ledger.
A copy-Attest:
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
George Elliott, Attorney for Plainfin.
81 1Of 10 1l6
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A hollow tree in southern California
has been converted into a dwelling.
Doors and windows have been put in,
and floors built for eight stories, the
entrancet 10 them being made by means
Of a ladder. Outside the topmost
room is a small balcony, shaded BY the
foliage Of the tree. The occupant OK.
poets to get rich BY hayingno plumber
bills TO pay.
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Notioe Of Rleetion for Inoorporation.

NOTICEh hereby given that on TUESDAY,
IN 9Th day or January, 1881 "a election will
b held hy pf ID tho town Of Nil ingt0n, Shell.
By oouhy, Tenn to ascertain the will Of the
qualified voters therein 10 regard 70 the incor-
p~ofatisn Of said town.
Those Who favor the Incorporation Of said
town shall have on them Trntsd OF written
hall0tT, the word Cooperation" Those
opposed shall have On them printed Or written
ballots. the words mo Corpor1tion. I"
y. K. ATHY,
sheriff Shelby County.
Msnphis, Ds,snbsr I'd, 1850. SIN
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NOTICE
TO WATER TAKERS

DEFEATED notices have failed 10 prevent
~ the great waste Of w,tor. Many persist
In allowing II 70 1oW continually; some be-
causo their stops are ont Of repair, some 70
prevent freezing and others from neglect.
exist, and have been the prime cause Of weak
pressure for the past few months.
Inspectors are nov csnyassing the city with
instructions 70 turn Of water from ell prem
ifes on which II j. found running in waste,
and the penalty VIII be enforced before turn
ing On again.
To prevent freezing. pipes must be emptied
turning the HJp and waste cJck.
OILS W. Il. CAMERON, Bsc'y.
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Why throw away your illustrated
papers and magazines when you can
have a nice book made from them at
the LEDGER bindery?
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Atannhmanf Notrce.

Before John I Elliott, J ? for Shelby ceunty,
Tennospeo-E W Lansing 4 Co. vs.. L "
Andrews.
TN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1856 Of tho code of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
Ing been made that defendant is indebted to
the plaintiff in the sum Of SIS D, due By
account, and that the claim 10 Just, and
that the defendant Is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee; 1t Is therefore ordered
that said defendant make bis personal. APP
pearance before me on the 7th day OF Febru-
ary, 1881, at my Office, No. 3l3 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said attach
ment suit within the timo prescribed by law.
or the same will b. proceeded with ax-parte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week for four weeks in the Public
Ledger.
Tbs, the 4th day Of January, 1881.
8 lO2 ia 10 1875 JOHN ELLIOTT, ]. p.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-07-12
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.


WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President PAS
sed comfortable night and his condition
shows an improvement over that of yesterday.
Pulse 9S, temperature 99.2. respiration o.
(Signed) D. ". BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Bulletins will be issued daily at 8 a. M, p.
III. and $50 .. N. until further notice.
p. M.
The favorable progress Of the Presidents
case continues. Pulse les, temperature 1913,
respiration "a.
D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
Up. MI
The President has had rather more fever
this afternoon. In other respects his condition
is unchanged. Pulse l08, temperature 1923,
respiration "A.
tSigned) d. W. BLISS,
J. K BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBuRN
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BY IHELEGR AEsIl.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE,
Prize Defamation OF the Junior
Class.
DEATHS REPORTED FOR THE LAST
YEAR.

BRUNSWICK, July 1.-THE prize declana-
ton of the Junior class occurred this evening.
The following was the programme:
Music.
The Pilots Story. 60W6ltS
NJ. IT, Goodwin, Gorham.
On the Irish Famine .......... ........Prentiss
NJ. S. Holway, Augusta.
c. II. Gilman Portland. -.
"nfi0s S@Shar Moody. Kenncbuntport VIC
Music
Pericles to the People. kellogg
Howard Carpenter, Houiton.
''0 ''lD 81 stinohaeld, Brunswick.
Death of Benedict Arnold :........... .Lippard
j. Z. Jordan, Brunswick.
a. r. Belcher, Pennington.
Music.
- v. o. Piimpton, lI1tchield. -
Abolition of War;. .......... Sumner
IF. Bates, Yarmouth.
Trial Of Warren Hastings. ....... 80, Macaalay
G. Il. Pierce, Portland
Toussaint LOuverture. Phillips
Il. Il. Mccarthy, Peabody, Mass.
Music.
The first prize was equally divided between
G. 4. Gilman and E. T. Mccarthy; the second
prize was awarded to ". 0. Plimpton.
The judges were j. H. Taylor, class of 56;
George T. Packard. class Of &c., and d. 3.
Robinson, class of rs.
Chandler furnished his usual satisfactory
music,
Tuesday il class day. The exerc ises will
be held In the church and under the Thorn
dixie oak, closing with dance on the green i'll
the evening. a large number will be present
at this commencement.
NEUROLOGY.
1sls-AIoses Emery, b. Poland July 1G, 1894, d.
I8i9~James Stackpolo, b. watorville, Nov. 8,
17s8, d. watervile July is, 1885, 80.
1853 d Belfast 'S MsSoh 81 ISL; 17 '0'
1s24-wm. Mason, b. Castine MAYS, 1905, d.
Cha Sda Mass March arch IL, 1851 7a !.
1830-Dsrius Adams, b. Giieaa April /, 1906, q.
1sssSn s0T Edsar isso b. prun.re.
Dec. "a, 1911, d. Hartford, CT, July rs, 1880;
18s6-Ja bez Howard woodman. b. New G,ouces-
ter, April 10, 1915, d. Boston, March 10, 1881;
lS38-stephe,s dioaatfors T1ail, b. Union Vale. n.
g. JAN 1915 d. Staten Island N. y. March, 1881
1872 Charles Packard, b. Minot, Oct IA, 1918.
d. Windham, n. H., Feb. 90, 1881; so.
1843-Francis Loring Talbot, b. Nfachias Feb. 20,
1924, d. Machias, Nov. 10, 1880; 81.
1845-J9ba l'arIer s6este, b: kennebunkport
1881 30. N-' ''-''''' ''s-'' Az - ->f'' 49,
1846-Charles stetson Crosby. b. Hampden, Oct.
2, 1924, d. Manchester, Iowa, JAN %, 1881; 81
l552-Dana Boarduan Putnam, b. Ru1nford,
| Sept. l9, 1926, d. Boston, Mass Feb. IL, 1881;
| 1s53-Joseph McKeen, b. Brunswick, Oct. Is,
1882, d. Topshan, Jan. Is, 1881; AS.
1901 Harrison Gray, b. panyers Mass, Oct is,
1s Ss q. panyers, Mass, Feb; Ii. 1878; 90.
March 10, 1885, D. Chicago, Juno 16, 1881; As.
1S55--Charles Edwin Shaw, b. Portland, Sept 5,
1888, d. Austin, Tex, March 3, 1876; A.
1S6o-Chas. VIM. Gardiner, b, HalloweI, May
10 1541; d. Cedar Rapids, Mich, April, 1880;
1S63-Chas Burnham shackford b. Conway, n.
H., Dec. %, 1910, d. Conway, Jan. 1, 1881; 40.
| iS73-Reuben Baston, b. Bridgton, Feb. 49,
| 1850 d. Cape Elizabeth, Sept. %, 1880; 81.
1875-Frank Josselyn Lynde, b. Bangor, Oct 2
| 1856, d. Oct Ia, 1880; rs.
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nASpfNG IND Prayer.
TAt;LING ANI rLEA En-.
4 Proclamation by the Governor Of
Kentucky


Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Governor Of tic
State has issued the following proolamation:
Whereas, on attempt was made on the Sec
ond day Of July instant to assassnate James
A. Garfield, President OF the United States
who, at the date hereof Is the innocent VIC
tim OF malicious attempt upon his life. hero
ically enduring great physical and mental sui
iering, and in imminent danger OF death; and
whereas the death of said James A. Garfield,
President of the United States, as aforesaid
would at chis time be 9 source OF great calalai-
ty TO the people of the United States and the
world, and a most IinmeTited infliction uDon
his family and friends, as we'll as an almost ir-
reparable injury TO the public peace and sta
billty Of government, and the future tranquil
and unprejudiced exercise of executive func-
tons.
Governor Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
do hereby ordain aud proclaim Thurs day the
l4th day OF July, instant, as q day of public
fasting and prayer, and request that all busi-
ness be suspended on that day, and that the
good people of this Commonw ealth assemble
in their churches Or other places Of worship,
and unite their prayers, addressed to the
source OF every coed and every perfect gift,
imploriDg that the great calamity now i'm
pending over our common country NAV be
averted-th&t The life Of James A. Garfield,
President of the United States, NAV be youcT,-
safed to us-that he may be restored to his
country, family a nd friends, long To live, and
that in the future our country may be pre-
served from the repetition of similar atroci-
ties.
In testimony whereof hereto sign my name
and ca.ase the great seat of the Commonwealth
to be affixed Done at Frankfort this TIN DAY
Of July, A. d. 1881, and in the nintieth year of
the Commonwealth.
LUKE p BLACKBURN.
BY the Governor:
JAMES BLACKBURN, Secretary OF State.
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DR.. HAMILTON's OPINION

Nothing but Gradual Improvement H.
dlcateds
NEW YORK, July 11.-Dr. Frank B. Hamil.
ton said to-day the latest symptoms in the
Presidents case indicate nothing but gradual
Improvement. SReferring to Washington
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FOREIGN.
The Insurrection in Tunis Spread
ing.
AGITATION IN BULGARIA ON THE
INCREASE.

LONDON, July 11.-Merrll, of the Union
Athletic Club of Boston, who with his
friends was dsgracefully hustled at the ath-
letic sports of the Moseley Harriers' Club Sat-
day, has indicated his intention of not COM
peting IN the sports at Ashton lower grounds,
says 1.-THE disturbance was most disreputabe
and a blot has been inflicted on name which
has been hitherto gained for fairness, that will
be lasting disgrace. The disturbance was
caused by mob OF roughs.
An English View of American Trade.
The Pail Mall Gazette argues that the sta
bihty of the New York money market de-
ponds upon It's power to continue drawing gold
from Europe. An excess of exports over I'M
ports is not necessarily sign Of the wealth OF
nation that always exports more goods than
1t imports. 1t is nearly always a debtor ma.
ton, and It's excess of exports is needed to
pay its debts. Whether the process OF expan-
sion by drainage from Europe, which within
the past two years has added So, 600, coo to tho
circulation OF the Union, is TO go on depends
upon the ability Of America TO control with
its produce the markets of Europe
Agitation in Bulgaria Increasing.
VIENNA. July l1,-Although the elections
are on the whole favorable to Prince AlexaD-
der, the agitation in Bulgaria is very great and
increasing. A considerable number of oppo-
sition deputies were elected to the national as
sembly, including the leaders of that party.
The French Crops.
PARIS, July sM-The agricultural journal,
the Bulletin des Halles, says the wheat crop
will be fair in the southeast of France, Door IN
the south, good in the west and cantre, lair in
the east, good in The northwest and north, and
poor in the northeast. On the whole il cannot
exceed an average crop, and may be slightly
under it. The beet crop cannot exceed the
average.
The Tuuis Campaign.
La Justice, which opposed the Tunisian ex-
petition, now protests against a fripolitan
one, but admits that France having in viola
ton of her promises taken Tuns, is logically
bound TO take Tripoli aud Egypt.
4 French steamer which took 1900 Tunisian
troops TO Sfax has returned them TO Gaetta
without attempting TO land because it was
feared that they Won Id refuse to fight the in
surgeDts. The Arab portion of the town OF
Siax and the forts have been destroyed by
shelly,
Serious Insurrection Brewing in Tunis
The Times Paris correspondent says Gen.
Saussier has started for Algeria. The Times
despatch from Tunis states that the insurrec-
ton has assumed such large proportions that
unless it is ut down with strong hand the
consequences all over The regency may be very
serious. The mere occupation OF Sfax will
have no effect on the Insurgents.
Matters In Afghanistan.
CALCUTTA, July n.-Ayoob Khan left
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dispatch in which the Presidents symptors
were 5pclEao CT as more serious than tIis public
supposed the Doctor said the account Ras ex-
oggorated. President Garfield was nit 3 well
inan By any means, bat the symptoms we're
not alarming to 3 surgeon. More precautions
wera taken BY tho attending physicians to pre-
vent excitement in the case of the President
than in an ordinary case, and these precautions
are what may alarm laymen, but the President
is getting along we'll and nature may be ex-
pected TO do almost all that remains to be done.
There wiii be no necessity at all for probing
for the bal! unless the healing of the wound
il not beautiful and indicates an internal
abseess or concealed suppuration IL the
healing Of the wound seems TO be natural and
healthful nothing need be done.
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STILL FAVORABLE.
No MARKED Change in the
Presidents Condition.
BELIEF IN HIS ULTIMATE
RECOVERY GROWING
STRONGER.
Successful Efforts to Cool the
Sick Room.
THE PRESIDENT TALKS ABOUT
THE ASSASSIN.

The bulletins from the Presidents physi-
clans and the unofficial reports still continue
favorable. There was an increase OF fever
and a consequent rise in temperature yester.
day afternoon. but the physicians did not re-
gard this as an unfayorable symptom. At
night his temperature fell and became about
the same as on previous nights The Presi-
dent is becoming worried lest his wounds
may incapaeitate him for active work, but
there is no good reason for such apprehension.
Tho efforts to cool the sick room have finally
resulted in success and yesterday the temper
ature was fifteen degrees lower than the
temperature outside. There seems to be now
very strong reasons for confidence in the ul-
innate recovery of the President.
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Earo2ean 7snr&ess.
BY Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, July Ill so r. M.--Cotton marcel
hardening Middling uplands at esd: Orleans z
l6d; sales 40 o bales; speculation snd export
1000; futures steady.
NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda Ia baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD IL sold by all gro
GERS