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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
against that paper by the low tax men

against that paper by the low tax men
for years.
Twenty-Ninth Ballot-Bate, 43;
Muse, l; Harrison, 5; Jones, 2, Rose,
1; Maynard, 40; Smith, 2; Stokes,
l; Murray, l; Luke Wright, /; Jones,
l; Dorsey Thomas, !; necessary to a
choice, 30. On the thirtieth ballot a
break was made from Bate to Solon
A. Rose, and for the moment the
storm was wild and Rose had two ma
jority. Upon this being discovered,
Mr.. Butler changed to jackson. This
led to break for him, which left
Rose in the rear. Buchanan then
changed back to Maynard. He
was followed by Mr.. Matthews, for
Maynard. This brought the demo
Gratis to their senses, and they com.
menced changing back to Rose. Buch-
anan, and Matthews falling, after a
great deal of excitement, the ballot
was about to be announced, when
other changes was made to jackson
by the republicans. This made
Buchanan again change to May
nard This led the republicans
back to MAYNARD, when Buchanan
went back to Rose; at this point the
hall was cleared of all but the mem
berS, and the changes went on from
Rose and Maynard to Jackson, and on
the thirtieth ballot the Hon. Howell
L. jackson, of Madison, was elected,
he receiving 20; Rose, l; Maynard, %;
Edwards, l. Necessary to a choice so.
T. H. B.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
Receiving Seventy Notes.-The Rest
Scattering.

)ecial to Public Ledger.
NASHVILLE, January Ex-senator
Bailey made speech from the balcony
Of the Maxwell house last night to
five hundred people. He defended
the manliness and consistency of hi,
course, and declared that he had only
been candidate as the representative
of a sentiment as expressed by eighty
thousand democrats. In the election
he urged harmony and the election of
a democrat at all hazards. He de
plored the rumOrs that the
democrats were going to hell
and spoke kindly of the low tax men,
and urged all classes to settle the state
debt without consulting the bond
holders. The democrats were terribly
demOralized laet night, and the cleo
tion ga republican senator Was re-
garded as a foregone conclusion. This
morning a change has occurred. Har-
rison refuses to withdraw, and the re-
publieaus are in trouble. The house
agreed to vote on the Stewart case
Friday at eleven O'Clock. Nearly all
che democrats voted against a resolu-
ton to appoint a committee to inve'-
tigate the peuitentiary.
Before tho ballot was taken Mr.
Buchanan arose and had read an edi-
torid reaecting on him and then pro.
eeedeS to admiaieter to the American
mostsegsre .castigatiOp. Healluded
to the hobbs matter, aud repeated pll
the charges that have been made
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26

On the twenty-eighth and last bal
lot taken yesterday afternoon Mr..
Maynard received 43 votes, Taylor 80,
james 3, Caruthers 2, Muse l. Stokes
l and Jones 4; necessary to a choice,
45. This was close. The two votes
cast for Muse and Stokes, who are re-
publicans, would have elected May
nard. Taylor, the youthful congress
man from the first district, received
on that ballot the highest number Of
ballots yet cast for a democrat. Alto
gether the republican candidates
received on that ballot 45 votes.
and the democratic candidates "A
Mr.. Buchanan, democrat, voted for
Maynard. A result is likely to be
reached very soon, possibly to-day,
though not probably. Taylor's vote
is not merely complimentary-it is a
solid endorsement. So much for hav-
ing ability and the respect Of the
people. He may not be elected, but
he has carried off the honors SO far
without being on the ground The
democratic members from his district
are not likely to abandon him while
there is chance of his election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
interest

SPEAKER Ramsey is filling his posi-
tion very creditably and to the salts
faction of all parties. He keeps firm
hand on the house, listens patiently,
decides questions promptly and with
fairness. His apparent difiidence has
disappeared, and he addresses himself
squarely to the performance of his
duties. His election was in the ma
ture of an accident, owing to his green
back proclivities, but it was not a
mistake after all. OF course we
would have preferred a democrat, but
as our side was out-voted, we are quite
satisfied with Mr.. Ramsey.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
CHARLES N. ERICH
Oilers (fOr a short fInne only
CHINA DINNER SETS |
IS5 pieces, for sIs-
6PECIALTIES:
Bar Fixtures. Mirrors, etc:
ou6drupie-plated Knives, Castors etc.
Hotel and Steamboat Ware,
82I MAvE STREET, Memphis, Tenn.
SIT

THERE are six editors in the Arkan-
sas legis 'ature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
New YORK Stock Market.

NEW YORK, January 26.-The
stock market opened strong and gen.
orally higher, and subsequently ad-
vanced 4 to % per cent, the latter for
Lake Erie and Western, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Central Pa
cifc, Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
being also prominent in the improve
ment. At the first board rather a
free selling movement caused prices
to take a downward turn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
Sitting RulI,s Arres,.

ST.. PAUL, January 26. The Pioneer
Press has just received from its Fort
Buford special correspondent advices
from a runner, who reports that he
learned at Woody Mountain that Sit
ting Bull has surrendered to the Cana
dian mountain police, and proposes to
go to Fort Buford under their escort,
for fear of bodily harm. The report
lacks official confirmation, butt looks
reasonable in the light of the late
official advices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
$50 for Seat.

CINCINNATI, January 26.-General
A. T. Goshen paid $50 for the choice
of seats at the auction sale this morn
ing, for thecoming opera festival in
Music Hall. Six proscenium boxes
we're next sold, premiums ranging
from $2lO for first choice to $50 for
sixth. Mr.. G. B. Smith, of Keokuk,
Iowa, and Mr.. TGraey, of Seymour,
Ind bought two of the boxes, and the
remainder were bought by Cincin-
natians. The sale continues to-day and
tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY
ID W 7 Edmunds. March TO- 1879, and re.
corded in the registers Of Shelby county,
Tenn, in book l2j, page l38. 10 which refer
ence is hereby made, will sell as trustee and
at the request Of the benefciaries, default
having been mode in the payment OF the debt
secured the following described property:
The one-fourth undivided interest in the
southwest corner Of lot No. Z, block Nc. 81,
fronting on Mulberry street 50 feet end run
ring through 10 81, Martin street lS5 feet.
known as No. l8 Mulbbrry stresl). Also lot
No Of block No. Al, on the southeast corner
cf Linden and Causey streets, more properly
desci ibed in a trust deed made BY james Jones
70 N Edmunds. recorded in hook ., RACES
i2i and l25, all in South Memphis, Stlts #
Tennesste. Also ten acres Of land En0wn as
the Harris place, On Uentgr avenue, described
as follows: Beginning ct al i.onwoad stand
ing on the north side Of a branch the rOrth-
west corner Of forty acre tract decided by + Z
HO.zell 70 Wm. B Harris; thence outh with
and 40 and p links 10 G siRke on the eide OF an
avenue: thence east with fhe south sid0 Of aid
avenue chains aud ~ limbs 10 a stake;
thence north l6 chains bnd 56S links 10
sake On north boundary line Of faid forty
acre lot; thepce vest chains and So links
70 the beginning, eantainiHs ten acre., al In
Shelby county, Tam.
sale vii be made 10 the highe { bidde- FOR
cash. a. tue ecu lhouse door, in the city Of
Memphis az l. m
ThuFsasy, March Sd, 1851.
Equity ofredemption waived, and title be-
lieyed 90 be perfect, but I sfll only as trustee.
CHAS. n; SMITH, Trustee;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26

WE have secured the services Of an
accomplished journalist at Nashville
who will write regularly for the LED
GER and send specials over the wires,
We propose to keep our readers we'll
posted as to events at the capital as
long as the proceedings are of general
intare4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26

The citizens OF Shelbyville are Sc
riOusly considering the matter of
abolishing the charter Of the place,
and will memorabilia the general as
eemblY on the subject.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
InsOIvent Notice.
STATE oF TRENEssEF, SBELBY COTNTY.
0FFICR COUNTY COURT OLRRs.

STATE OF TENNEssEF, SHELBY Comfy.
OFFICE COUNTY COURT 0LERs
Memphis, Tenn, January 25, lSsl.
No. S609-Jo James Rounds, Administrator Of
William 0berst, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
III estate of William 0berst, deceased, you
are hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise
ment in some Newspaper published within the
said State, and also at the courthouse door
Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate. to appear and file
the same, with the clerk Of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 5th day Of May, 1881 (;
and any claim not filed on or before said day,
or before an appropriation Of the funds Of
said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity.
WitnoaE my hand, at Office, this 25th day Of
January, 1880. -,., .-..
BY HUGH B. CULLEN, ID, o.
Notice is hereby given to creditors az re-
quired under the above order.
This January 25th, 1881.
JAMES ROUNDS, Administrator.
l27 1873 I39 l4j
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26

THE bill to raise the retired rank of
General Ord TO the rank of major
general has passed beth houses of
congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
BY GABLE.
STRIKE ENDED.

STRIKE ENDED.
LONDON, January 26.-An advance
of u per cent. in wages has been con
ceded by the Clyde shipbuilders to
their men, and the strike is ended.
TO THE FRONT.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg re-
ports that 1900 soldiers who have been
constructing railway at Kill Urvat,
have moved towards the front Two
battSlions are ready for transportation
from Nichlowsky.
PREPARED TO MEET.
Hobart 2asha telegraphs denying
the statement Of correspondent at
Athens that there are only ll,2OO
troops in Thessaly. He says the Turk
ish army on the Greek frontier is
nearly four times that strength, and in
condition to meet any number Greece
can bring against them.
BERLIN, January 26.-Many agri-
cuItuEalists are earnestly complaining
against the importation into Germany
of American productions, which they
say seriously affects their interests.
LONDON, January 26.-The cold
weather increases in intensity.
FOUNDERED.
PARIS, January ga boat used
for harbor work at CherbOurg, foun
dered. The crew Of eighteen persons
drowsd. Eight bodies already recov
cred.
NO CONFERENCE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 20
The Agence RuSse says there will be
no formal conference at Constantine
ple. Each ambassador will treat with
the porte separately. Negotiations
will be simultaneous, bEt not col
lective.
THANK 1OD, plh'
ALEXANDRIA, January 26.-KiuS
John Of Abyssinia has decided to
send an important mission to Egypt to
return thanks for the favorable recep
tion Of his ENJOYS by the khsdiye.
HE GOT THERE.
LoNDoN, January 26.-Gereral Col
lev teIer apis that he has reached the
tns.co rive.- without opposition from
tbe Boer patrols, four miles distant
SAYS HE WON'T.
ROME. January 26.-It is stated
that Garibaldi will ncS preside over
the projected meeting in i''Sor OF uni
versal suffrage.
LONDON, January 26.-Alfred FL
more, historial painter, is dead. HeI
was born in 1915, at Clonakilty, county
Cork, Ireland.
LONDON, January 26.-The horse
armory and white tower, containing
the srmory of the tower Of London,
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Thuraday. NTnrch al, 1881.

Equity Of redemption waived and title be-
lieyed 70 be perfect, but I ssll only as trustee.
CHAS. n. SMITH, Trustee.
Niehoiss Williams, AiPy. lG2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-26
BOWLEs' CIGARS

WE are again In stock with assorted sizes
w and colors. Consumers will please call
early and make selections. 127 l29
y. u. RUsBx eas GO.
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rinsige nbloIut lihtrr gampe, rpelhe bsrseitrllt
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nit Srhuerrabmen. btr btitperfaufsnet artiftl,
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& 6r. 70 pieIr gsrntrr, ais nit SOrtbsiI arbsi-
ten f6nnrn. 9rssnb ein aufsstprdtr Ssrr
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an psranrprrtIite priOnsn, bic cine asentur
bier iitsrurbmsn unp su arbsitsn brlbf6tisrn,
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sum Sstrass pCu flint Collars frei. Ter
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@rdi. g(rtbur ernannte bpriser
0cnnerltaB Nen Sbirridter GbarIcS S
Tolser bon 9teip g)ort gum SdaBamts'
SctretGr prer SinanSminiiter, uni
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Ieiner Grnenuiu9 nibtS i'm Ns0e itebe
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Sti6mablen cbenIo Uerlaufen, 70 ipirf
9iSmart Den GIerifalcu tpeitere 9uBe:
itdnoniiIe MAIDEN miiiieu, iuenn er ttbCl
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Der 9tuspeiiuns rmS &trbaituuB sahI'
reiber SpSilIiiteu mb GinI6ubterunl
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6aftionen cine eritGunlidc Stdrte an
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Ntinnejpta erlpdbIte pori8e &pde her
bisberigen SdaBamtSietretdr 9Sinrpn
gum Ger. ct. Senatpr.
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SpSe 9arfcr Sfpti;eu

- Der 65idbriSe IbomaS SponS tam
AM pOriScu 0onneritag glbenb auf cine
idredlide Weiie su ieiuem Sobe.
9pous irpbnte III SslIepue, nabe Der
0pe9etpwn Bride, uno beiu6te an ie.
mem 9lbenb einen in Der StGbe ippbuent
ben SdwaSer, 9tamens Spen Sape.
Seine 6amiIie iuartete auf feline JIiid.
ftbr bis 9ta6tS 10 llbr ber8ebens mo
telte bann Nadfpridmgsn in Der Inns
8cSeno an, bic ieeUd gu feinem 9teiul.
tate fiibrten. Grit am 5reitag Wprsen
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sbeniO bic beiten Speiien uno 0etrGnte
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suYrr in Der SIadman &pbIense6,
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tag.
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600 UeranidIa8t iinr.
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bat.
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0,6Bte 99erf rpn 9apisr. Sbnis :,ls
ireb Der @roBe ben n9Ianb.-0rei
@cnrebiIo6er. - StatiitiideS - 9utes
oItes @oIO.-8erlrouIi6e GOrrsipOns
beng.
Sdbrli6 cri6sinen "a 9eiic, pra6ts
boil iIIuitriri, sum lreiic BON (9 Is
Gents. gu beSieben burd ale Sud'
bauoIun0en uno 2lgentcn Der S,reini8s
ten Staaten Nmerifa'S, ioiuie bon Der
@erlossbanSIuna SenSieer brothers in
gleips DCrf, Cincinnati & ct. SCuiS.
- 6eiter 0laubcu. - ,,Nieine 6rau
Ioipubl ais i'd iino trcue glnbGnAer Der
SamturSer Srppfsu. i6reibt Scrr Grnit
g9coencr, 9rairie Gitp, 9jio. Sa id
CLAUDE meinc 5rau mdre fdon IdnBit
tpbt, penn Sicie WleoiSin ibr ni6t bas
2cten erbaItcn bate. gSir iinS nun
felt 25 sSabren in oieiem Sanbe, i6dsen
itbp6 oieie 9amburser Srppfcn bod
uno ipsrtb, ais ein WCrtbooIIeS glnges
binee e,r oltcn $9eimatb."
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XrnIIiIn0en.

glm 81. Oft, Nur1 Srn. pdifrr !. S6slIe
- Snr GbaS. 2jpCs Spn Sges pdrt nit 5rl
Barbara Sunmbnsrr.
gtm 26. Sft., eurh RCY. Q 5rruerntbal
- Serr Samusl y gspg Spn 9rpplIyn mi
5r 5dnnis NrGmsr Ypn Srantcn.
glm 26. Sit., eur6 Srn. paitcr glicrdsr II
gEilfrebnrrs Ssrr pttrr 6'ut une 6rl. Nai'
5cridb, beipr non giIfsStarrr.
slm %. SEt. cur6 Srn. pfr. @unberIi6
Ssn Subu S6surr. IT,, nit 5rI. Nnuis u
ginn, teire ppu rrr fl. 98are.
gtm % DIT, Ssrr 9rnry Smitb nit Jul
Garclins yGdsr; brre ven bier.
Gm %. Oft eur6 gIb. Sbso. Ssiiinssr, -
Srr @ecrsr gar9iug nit 6rI ectIis S6nst
her.
glm q. Sft., --ter Gepr5e 5ilb nit Sri
Vctiie Sd'pin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-03
4ltttstcu.

Sin iun9sr Wom 9tamens Spbn
aeIep itarb Ntcnta8 glbenp bier an hen
9pden. 9a bieie GpiOemie ben ben
Scb6rcsn gan; uno gar UernabIdiiist
piro, 10 idcinen Die SiirSer bic glnses
lrscnbeit ieIbit in bic SanO nebmen su
wpllen.
S. . S9iffer lit bonn grdiiocnten
sum 9Uitmeiitcr BON GittSton erndnnt
poroen.
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- SnbaItsUcrSeidnib bcS "A. Seites,
SubrganS l6, pom ,,9llte mb yieus
9Selt":
SIN femen @eiten. Der DreiBisIte.
-0ebbar 5Ias.-99oS Iiest raran?-
9eben uno Erdmen in liia.-Der
9Seiier Sprt6e.-Sm 1unfeI Der
Iadt.-9ie icbwebsnSen 9l6Ier. Die
See aui Ncr 6lu9t.-gtaalei: 0aS
Yancrama BON 0enua. a.-DaS Grerci.
tmm nit rem 9untengepebr. .-9as
/ 8ifttbal auf Sapa.-8ertraulit Ger
rsiponoenS. Walieiine. .-@robmiitterr
Iein. gImerifanii6e Grpbit1bte. .-De
alte 8attenidngcr bon Sameln.-9i
tIeinite Oumpfmaidine.
SnbN.t bon Seft l, Sabrsans II.
ouSo bon GBlsbeim unb SEQ IL.
Die Senisntrdser bes So6es.-0ani
uub Beatrice -6eIbmarI6aa @ieso
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SluS Scm pberen xbGlc.

-sn pprIetter 0ienitag 1adt murbe
bic auf ben Stats in 9idiou GitO, in
cieiem County, ipObnbafte Srlu Drum
bon rrei 8erlen an9eSriffen uno auf
idamlpIe Q9eiie mibbraudt, 10 oab iie
taum i'm Stunbe mar, ibre @obnuns
Su erreidn. oerabibeuunsspitroig
Gin ioldes glttentat aub ut, mub man
anberieitS aud ipieber eingcitebcn, bab
pieIe 6rauen mO 0iGoaen bierSuIanoe
;u cIner 3cit auf rem Strabcn berums
Sieben, mo anitGnbise Sraueuss
peripncn Su Sauie icm pSer tpenis'tenS
ni6t cbne mannIidc Se0leitung ou5ges
ben iolIten.
- Sobn Sermpn baut in GricepiIIc
eineu neuen 9lditsinitOre unO fitniSio
98p9nbduicr.
- Sobn 0inb ipmte Uprisen Mitt.
nod III bem Gbep Greet Shut5t il
J Slppbont rur6 cine 0aSerplpiim er'
| b,blia Uerbrannt.
- Ser glusItanb in benz Slope BOZ
6iler mo 2eUg Su gGmtcn fam porIeb,
ten WcntaS Su Gnpe.
- Spbn YreSmam in 9idion Giii
bat ii6 elm bubideS Gsipam auBe
i6uift.
SObn Sernlgn bat in 9ricepill
eiuen ncusu SIcpe erbifnct.
= Serr 9iic. 9cBboIt, ieit Ianse
Scit Sarteeper in Ucorge &inbad
,,Siiice" in scranton, 1T na6 9ricC
bile Suriidgetebrt unO wirb ipabri6eir
lid cine StsIic III Ssrmgn'S Stol
ibernebmSn.