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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
Mon-RssIdon RloUos.

No. 4ltl-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Q nn.-Harriet Williams We. Will
liam Williams.
i that the defendant, William Williams,
"a a nonresident of tho State Of Ten
nessee; it is therefore ordered that no
make his appearance herein, at tho court
house ofShelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the fret Monday in November, 1881,
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO him and set for hearing ex-parte;
and that a copy Of this order DO pub
llshed once q week, for four successive weeks,
In tho Public Ledger,
This 5th day Of October, 1881.
II. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BIZ u. B. MoHEsRY, D. @, * NJ.
Richard D Campbell, solr for complainant.
QI9T AZ 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

DMrno's catarrh snuff cures all af-
fections Of the mucous membrane OF
the head and throat.
DIR. Motifs liver pills are the best
cathartic. W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is s. per
annum and SOC per month fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGE is 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

TIE rumor that Arthur will nomi-
nate to the Senate all the appoint
ments made by Garfield has given the
Stalyarts great trouble.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

THE Baptist State Convention of
Tennessee will meet at Nashville on
the 10th Of November.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

Mr.. Walter +. McCune, Of Pitts
burg, Pa. writes: My age is twenty
eight years. | was born with an ex-
cellent constitution, but at the age OF
nineteen, having just finished my col
legiate education, | fell into the habits
of dissipation. After six years Of fast
living | felt my constitution broken
down. l put myself under the care
Of one of our best physicians. His
treatment seemed to do me no good.
Finally he said at best l could live but
a few years, that my bowels, kidneys
and lungs we're all threatened with
consumption and were fast wasting
away in certain decay. l tried every.
thing advertised, hoping to gain relief.
Finally | drifted into a state of melan-
choly and hopeless despair, suffering
excruciatingly from dyspepsia, short
breath and urinary catarrh. A year
ago saw Browns Iron Bitters adver-
tised. | used them, and they acted
like a charm. ] soon began to enjoy
dreamless Sunderland now | fee
myself a man once more, and have
gained fiity-four pounds since usinl
the remedy. | feel very strong, anC
can hold OUT forty Eve pound weight
Browns Iron Bitters saved my life.
S. Mansfield & Co w. N. Wilker
son q Co., and G. w. Jones & Co.
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
Judge John v. Wright Tempo
rarfly on the Bench.

Special 10 the Americana
COLUMBIA. October 12.-Chancel
Tor Fleming is seriously i'll with hnx.
j Judge John V. Wright has been
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bii1ers
is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bill
BUSINESS, malaria, Indigestion, all dis,
orders Of the stomach, and diseases Of
the blood. kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
nosnneh from DeatIl.

olootsd BY the Columbia bar to fill his
Mace upon the bench.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
ChanCery Sale of Real Estate
on OPENED BID0IMGS.

No. 1l97, 2R,-ChanooryOour Of Shelby coun-
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID ssle, entered In the above cause on the
18th day Of 0atobet. 1881, / will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, In front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
Saturday. October 90, 1851,

closing the biddings at 10 o'clock, m, the
following described property, situated in
Shelby county, Tenn. tO-wit:
Lots 2 and 5 Of mart Of lot No. ], in the city
Of Memphis; lot No 2 having a front of 50 feet
on west side Of Wellington street, with an ir.
regular depth back to LaRoss street. Lot No.
5, fronting 50 feet on the west line dwelling
ton street with an irregular depth back to the
fernando road. Terms Of S~ale-Cash.
This October 18th, 1881.
X. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
CAN'T x Patterso1, solicitors for compl't.
QgM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
VIM. r. Moore and the Cabiset.

Mason Call (Dem.) I3.l
Shortly after the late election, and
before President Garfield had made
his Cabinet selections known to the
public, the Call suggested that Mr..
Moore could occupy a position as head
Of a department with credit to him
self and to the government. The
suggestion was made not from any
political or personal liking, but be-
cause Of that gentlemau's excellent
business qualifications and personal
integrity. Mr.. Moore at the head OF
a department would command much
more influence than as a member
from the Tenth District, and there
fore be the better able to advance the
interest of his people, to whom he is
bound by the tics of friendship and
business. We think President
Arthur could go farther and find O
much worse man than VIM. 4. Moore
to fill a Cabinet position.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
sad, But economical.

Texas siningE.l
General Arthur is reported as hav'
ing shown considerable emotion when
he heard of President Garfeld's
death. We cannot imagine Arthur's
''emotion" without thinking Of that
old story Of the man handing the
telegraph clerk the following tele-
gram:
Roscoe: l announce with grief
that our friend is dead. Come quickly
to read will. l believe we are the
beirs."
The clerk read over the telegram
ana said: "There are two words
more than you have paid for"
"Well, then, strike out with
grief said Arthur.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

sell for cash on the premises, about three
miles east Of White station, tho following do
esribet property in Shelby county, tennessee,
tion one, range eight, and township one,
west, together with all the improvements
thereon. The equity Of redemption is waived
in said trust deed, and the title is believed to
be perfect, but / sell and convey only as trus-
tee. w VANH0OK, Trustee.
Malone 4 Watson. Attorneys. 1854
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, the Chicago
Inter Ocean learns, will leave Spring.
field in a few days for St. GATHERINGS
Canada, where she will put herself
under the care of prominent physi-
clans and medical advisers. This
step is caused by the fact that her
health has shown no signs of material
improvement since her return from
France. In Springfield she makes her
home with the Hon. Ninian Edwards,
her brother -in-)aw, and has the most
careful and delicate attention at
the hands Of her relatives and
friends, with whom she is constantly
surrounded. She has numerous calls
from her friends and n~eighbors, whom
she is always pleased to see, but
seldom ventures TO return visits. On
bright, sunny days she occasionally
takes a carriage ride or a stroll about
the large grounds which surround Mr..
Edwards residence. in the neighbor-
hood Of the State Capitol, but she il
obliged to guard her health with great
care. She has been distressed great
by the sad death Of President Garfield
and feels deep sympathy for his widow
and children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
BURNETT's

Soothes tho irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous
q owth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

Many who long suffered from nerv-
Gus debility would now be in their
graves had they not used Browns
Iron Bitters.
S. Mansfield e. Co. w. N. Wilker-
son q Co., and G. w. Jones q Co.,
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

LEDGER job printing Office, ID Mad.
isOn street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14

Kuterso toe Postomeo ~ As I
a~ond-eIaee msitAF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
Trustees Sale.

NDEh a trust deed to me executed April
y IA, 1879, recorded in book l26, page 56, l
will, on
, 1881-11-08
.Al.lli1;lsAi. Nll:M.

y l.li.1:'t.Ai. VIEW.
IN tie rasu Of Ellen i. FnlI against Joseph ".
Drrxcl. tho Ap1hsatr Court l.tt,tgU Wil.onl re-
linked tllc court below for not taking II norc
hrtn,ll u1hl genera! view nf tho princ1plca III
Vowed TIL. WIS originally Il till rcd 10 sGt
asn md tlt.tHl II ct,itritt tulttle 1T 1Mai l.c.
tween .loscrh ". l'rGxet on one side and Asll
md Nlc!lulns j. Will IN tho athcr, hy which
DrrxgI enid 10 the lattcr i'm acpcs of land neAr
EnHlew,,Mt for $1hsAHhl rho yns ,scrr 10 su-
dive nnd sci 1t. md pay nvcr lW per cent uf
THO prncAss until tho whulc nnlo.,ilt WIS pnkt.
wh!ct, time WAS 1l,nltt,l tn three senrs.
Thu tine, however,, m,,s uftcrwart EXTENDED tn
1EI sil III tho meantime lntl, tho Vniis slsch.
After tsc!r death DxGl Illrd bill Ia n!inl t1.U
cnnr,lGs. Int subsequently amended 81, ~ to
n.k fhr III nceUif,ltlnu ind foreclosure. ltG ul,-
defendants having p4ttt s1l.EJk hesItlns *alttn
erJHul,sl IN improvements. fhr .lreteo MlsH
trrles! tint unless thu sIj'fs VIA tn,li, within
sSty ttAa tho prUnErfS HlliHtl ~ st1El. III MP
peal. tho ArpeAtu Court he'll, thnt this WIZ en-.
tIrt!lY fa,u sfurt tthlp IN Mlh,w f.'r my.
prnpesty wus se't,lt security fnr tue ,tebs,
Murcusrr, thu !l"ttsl'ln'iis wnte 'Ar.itl'e from
tltI lug .ttiy stps nti.l therulur -lMslld 1fr en
emily .!elllt with. .sgnln, tito English ruiz nj
l%c,l sN 1HNilths, uilA 1T utst TINT itllE finlo
ought to tlava ncen given III Thu present ill.,
yhae,! Tint f>ruxG s.t'd Glyu uu thu cs,ltrsGt5
OF Autt' Of tta IL tit tract, uttd thAt teetIt or
should t tttlltlisctl to tRkc C'lslrsr u sliefl am
trnGts uni deliver them DtHr tN lsoEciluhnts ni
Payment ur the ninp,!ht uwsn1. III lltl.i BROKE,
should tut hNsc ll9tl, niltl so that tlo further
rrtretsllEi9s shuul.i bt rr,iurcd necessary tuen'
Ntlr tlcfcMAnIs to get cuntrucss ut such con"
tr1lCtuss.
, 1881-11-08
Sone Defects III thu Public school
Systen.

III The Editor ~ Ths Chicago Trtnnf.
Ci,ICAtio, Nov. tilt llAs locn erroucottsly
supposed by suillu pcoplu that tho Roman Cath-
ullu clurgy were unjlstly opposetl to thu pllbiiu
schools when they abducted to CatloIlo children
attending thun, for tho rcason that religious lI,-
strtlGtton WIS entlrely overlooked. Whit good
would q pprsun do whu was llhernlly cslliCntGd
but nslserupulotisy Surely whpre SO 1n,lch
,noncy and lubnr havu boon expcnsrd rhuro
ought to be tnurc beneficial results, hut i,nhap-
PLY there nro nut. And why? i!renuso tle
children In Tho public BcllU0ss nrD unt taught
rrnpurIy, II ut A! tho nullu pnrpast uIld ttcati-
i,MtiDn uF Hfc. 1t h uniy lntely TINT thosc n.ur-
usteL III public education hnvc Euts,u ton G0n-
Ecfousteaa how detective lud 1snprictltatl tho
system Is. What, great difference II would
thair youn1 minds, III all.aeung eye, and
ono WIN wuull ONO dny rcwnra or punish
stioin ncrbrtiInE TO teir mcritA lere. AilDth0r
I,npurtllnt thing which IL 0tor!Dukgds manners,
fur what Aru ypntlu ynnnn1ra but tho uutsrrilE
OF Yat,d tsiorhlat HtrGt httDntE0n ought ~ be
publ to tlb mrltls atll nlnn1lbrs OF uDllH. which
aru unfortunately sn n,lcl! aseYitc'cd 1T h0nio
remote fri,tH henthene. And II reform ls ~ be
nude why tlol nltlko It thurnHEh. " leaving
nltt tho alnurt!uttitB, y, anI substituting suiAt-
thlilK prAutlcnly Would It mt lc moro nd-
vnnInReuuA to t,l1r Klrls II they vera tntKht
sewing instcAt! uf drawing. uI.d our buys tR4Rlst
trntles insteaI 0f atudica fran which thoy
tluriyu no oune:its! Sowing uni tho various
tAtlXit In tho publlG aehOOas Ut t1Dst0n nnd II.
lallis, and why mt here1 Hoping ll1at this nlAy
effect s0tlr HHll In tho CAUSE nt nlurAlity md
c1ucatlon, I'M respectfully AN ADVOCATE.
, 1881-11-08

district cnl' venture. tn etMut ,1st u4atIat ttle
,,tlaserahcc, fngtc "f tho tnrts.'
Sn'',tor Nonrll"rs was f>i;ctl rs H. villa,
political us.tl. wu,,ld fodw this agitation
Of fly question.
thu experfcllCu uf lMiEanu DtIMmrnlA III tho
campaign nr lust Fnlt. tFnlt the isstln uf
t!int resolution, nf tho Denn@rnlr Nat!ul,nl
Cnl'yrnt[oi, WAX sprung uln'n tls In tito lnst
l,a,nprHltlt lnnIUrity Or ,NN MS tIIlt elce-
lintl.hay wn,,l, tl,nt. lInt tho unlliufaclt,-
RIGS Of lnllln,!a con!rll,ulo over sslu1,yN.Uu
annually 10 tho wM!!tl' VI tlie S.ate. The ns-
pupcrs had 10 In met by Us ~ wlMt wns
construed To mean Il frre-iraslc platform.
VIZ WnarEucl Will, tl.e iO,tHN wnrkmc,, l,ut II
was VI M tlsc. Yen may full tUr ns,' they
Ws i;elevo i&hai & ~; vute ior y.,, woali @ Iu III
y0tn to take tho brclll nut Ut nnr lwil
mouths Aud frey trnle would y" 1t. ,l,i.c
gfa*s works. ilnl tho ear works, A'n! t'ln
entirely Withdrawn. The ron,icin'l,, false
or tr1t, tint nt!r Early tnvulGt itrt: tra,sc
biaxtA through, ln.lI,,!a like \ Gon,el. The
iNtioii uxiuEiatci iiku tl.o ieaycs "f il u,n,s
treH OVER MI thu Stulc. | saw tllu
ranks Of l:clHblfran prucessln,,s swrlt with
hundreds Ut Wurknen WHO Werc born III TUE:
Ds'"oSyn!|::, 1 arty T% ny hf"r % s1k ,., Within n
consistent 1Gi.lurrn. offered by ts llu nom
lnnt!otl fur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEt!. Hem
bricks IN lSi:.., br,'ku witt, Its sn,ls thl r,-
lnciAntly, atuf I'M II fii4 men, without lss-
Tl.u result ws.s i,iGvtilblg, uild W. lust.''
ers?,n
"liy mt u single yn.c, W. nn. II grcnt
lIltluhu Is thu seruI!h Santn tnr wheat MID
the ft'rtst fnr GDrn III thu lfniun, with tnr
less lcrritnry than H,y State whtrll st.rl',sscs
ier: iet When our farmers e.t!!!s !" l,s!lryr
l!lnIlfacturihg towns .nf South bend. md
Terrn llMult. Tint tNliaIl0tntlS, EyAnsville.
Fnrt WAylIc, MiH! uflvr ltthts ntGiHlet, tlla
i>;Me did ~ certainly no ,su!al; Free tra,tt'
thriving manufacturing towns within ileir
llmlts."
svtalnr yuuriIces WIS asked ir l,c ,nel,1l. It,
Imply That l'o WIS Ill favor q! tho present
.,"Nn," tle said, ~ ,cI.we, Il 10 be II lt,sdlc
ot inH. ,ntIluIolir,, ald t,lu,Itler. Mn In
tayor uf It's thorough revision. ! cxpcet 10
Msy,nute kttGlI Il sutlstnn this Wtltpr IT. tho
~, talking amt't II ur.trctlvr turi.f. origin
tte't nl 'nid rbr that purpose. an dis
cuss!ng lArit, i'r reventle viii that liei-
dental prututitHi wllicll nfwi!yA, belongs !"
e!lcte,i, :,lnl uln Insisting tint l'y virtme o1
lint Incidental protection ti.e manufacturing,
Industries, Ut tlm West a1ltl Suutil o'sftt t,
s!c fnsteretl AlIsl encouraged. To escuM: ln.i.
nlL for any p,trlnsc alH resort to direct tuSn-
tl0ll; sen,l tllA inx-gusllHrtr directly ,tlNDn:s
thu pcnp1e to Collect money fur tho SUPPORT
Of tlio f;ovcrtline,,t let those who ,sSe rrs-
icisI,lg my ln,sit1nl, Aiul n@stnitnE 10 be iul
free trnde meet thls point
II WIS tllu hllii0n Ut Scnnl0r NnorscEa
tlm!t HE sn,!ln.. few years might exhibit The
s'n.uIaf mlltical ullol,taIy oi the Scw En-
, 1881-11-08
4 yycallicrruck $tnfsyart.

iulHt ftutOf ~ tHf LhltHgu 1flbuHF$
CilICAtit,. Suv. G.--l havc noslcesi intlmatiuBs
III TIN 'risInuN,: Ur thu aspirations TOR nt1tre Of
tho ri,.eilllc,i rlItor" Vt tho f.-tt chMItcp 10
know something Of thae gentlcu,Hn's "prani.
tscs ~ tic,i. Hnfielt during visit tu sic,..ur,
which visit. possibly. sou will remember. !
know tint, troHi tho tIne Ut Ten. 3nrtlcltls III
A9uraton. this SELF sasna nsl'frnnt for tho Ct'!-
ceturshil, bud II cafi.!lNte for thu Cpnllnfssiun-
crshp Ut llallrol.ls tthc candidate buinK tuuts,-
bur Ut tho f-Ds editorial siafIt. md, rstittnH In
this nsl'irat!on. hu urged tho appointment uf
atlUttur l1GtnbeF Nf MS stnit fur Territorial
Secretary of New aioxIco. During tho tinlo he
wis !" prosecuting" this Mtter "elA!!n'' lso Arnt
OnE communication ~ Gct'. t'Nr!e!d. sGttlg
firth tho FIstltn nj tho 1T! III tle "CtlIk.
Is1v tf9at," atid sayl1iB. uIns,nx 0thsr things:
:. lrrssHlat!y like ltluinc hotscr ts,ln t.onkiu"
WlthuIlt rlrlnu ~ Interfere In nther ucurtA's
nluttcrs. yet with regard fur consistency, rycn
III politics. do 4bLor tho fnw,Iing spirit which
living ur tlcnIl II ts H. clislus kind ot Sttlwnrt-
tsl., and onc which dcsplsp. 4 srAtwAHr.
, 1881-11-08
A Host Of Decisions by the Appel
late Court4
Suits Against Stockholders Of the
State Savings Institution.
sAe A.w Way Of Making rp CALENDARS Ia cppI
Cuulty Courts Questioned.
Sam Walker and His Troubles-The Vail
Dre1el Rcal- Estats Suit.
Record Of judgments, Divorces. Now Cases, and
Miscellaneous Business.
APPELLANT: sttlf1i'r.

APPELLATE: Gbtf1tr.
vhe AppctIulG tnIrt yesterday inUrhlu9 mel
lu.j te,vrrr,. ul,I.,Iuus In ii,o ful""lt' cases;
NrtEttSl:n AMI NE,tANbED.
s.l. Vail ". l1rIAci.
SIS. Walker. rs. ttrHrtfr Cu11FahS.
81. fircilt.y ~. -tcsH;k.
Hi7. .l..Nkiii4 ". fntGtihtlouat nhNht
HAi. @unu ). eltthr.
nt,. Stmu ~. sauIt.
III. s;lHc vs.. Hltc.
M. s,Itfle W, snt!tc.
tia. same ~. slltiit
OIL. ktlIfnn KS. Eiltrk.
F.J. tiMthi.sM -. stgrhcns.
~. )tersy ". Smith,.
6t:ti DtuItN,r ~. slurris.
{pi,. Ft,sttr ~. SutIl'.
44t Fuistnn Ss. ArIi1tflf.
VI. Mul'l"wtlny IS. hawroncc.
9'i~. jtn1,l, -. l.hwretite.
t'I!' Ilill ts. satc.
4t,l. WulnnrinitlIt vs. same.
MI. liurkrtt ~. ~tn'.
.sE:. .AlHtrr4titi ~. same.
!Hs WnIlf Vs. .trhHNir.
SO. fiIlrtua ys th'r.
IGI. ll.,rIl ". .trf,r,ar.
nv. f1nut IS. HHslIt'.
nj. l,iuser *. .l,ttser
Nj. Ekirner IS. stlsllc.
:uIl t;nwnu sS. tiuschn4nn. :.
4t',.i ltr.irtta.el -. ttbt.
i..Ja. Gulltytr ts. tsitet.
AFf,hMEp.
All, Mti,uwr11 vs.t'hlchyu Steel Works.
ma NYtiluitl ~. ftt'rr,
VII. MrSulty ~. aeC"nrt.
Ri. l'rt.'rs W. t'tnlirt.
A;i. Waterbury ". Fort.
!c.t lttrtgtt vs.. ScwlMtHcr.
MrL rLirp ~. waHncr
III. tiI-eh.n'r ~. knlth.
~. Ealnca -. Durts.
, 1881-11-08
The Yorktown 1lurocs.

TO tbs Editor 0f The Chfeaso l>1ohas'
CU1CAHO NEy, T.-4tprOppS Of tho !utc York.
.,,,,, t..i.rnti,,, ttoro Il II atotop,cnt r,ud, In
wv" le'so"t' 'as's ~ " 49," ~. ..A ~
tnv M .,,,.Ios ."". nr,,,.s ,. - 49,. ~.
rrox,.,,t III thn s,,rr,,,,Irr nru nuw living with
h.eao"e ~ tae o"'.'""sA "e a" Aes "''
Of them being tho son OF Gr,,. Alexander liam
!tot,, Thts IL Il MlsiAltc. uN0ss It wus lntuHdeA
~ az c,r nil ,cxrant tim suI,s of tha uieurs If
tue higher Fntlk. ...... .......
My matcrnnl grandfather, sa'uuet ncnjanIn.
~ ~, ~ '.+ ~ ta+,,.'s,,,,, NJ, n ~, =,
M ~" o@tuo " a'G".na.u.'' ni.i. ". i,'"' ~
Which no participated. u INC sofsohoee ol Lofst
lls wus commissioned Us "E.sign" Jim.
JrsT i hmvI, in nv tutYSHasiuu hIs
, 1881-11-08

Never Ansv t;.llluu,t.

III thr t4tifar nt The Lhlt1so Trttune.
CHlcAtiu. Nus. 1.-t notcrli III urtice In 'rtIE
fInntlNE Ut tho nhnyc ,!aiu stAtin9 tllat ilad
*een unftrnu III Il Ie1luruItt condition in tic
Slate 1T ClorMdu. and WIS Ks,lg to testify to tho
circumstances NtteHH II tn his hehnf. wish
~ say tbut uvrr saw intteHn III tor.ttftt uttd
nlti not yUl1lg 10 testify III tho GasG. L. q. DAY.
, 1881-11-08

Pauline Etcnnlaun tlled bill yesterday
ngufnst Henry StcllIma1,n, askIng for dlvorcu
un tho ground uT tlesertlon u1l ntluitcry.
IfDrHru W. MUM Astxcu for Ii ilSorce fronu
Dora Mum On ncco,int Of her mar!tui uufalth.
futuess.
.Elpn Nnrincr grantoi divorce yesterday
to Isauc |. Morris trum Isadoro Morris Ut, tho
ground Of lie4crtio1l.
Judge ktHrllittn Issuctf Il Gccrco tn Joseph
Gi.Dpicr from Mnry T.. Simpler on tho ground uf
adultery.
, 1881-11-08
HALF A MILLION WINNER.


Theodore Nnlton,x sue ccnx - TIetttns.
X2U.Vt}O on one Horse and urn wing
s4o,ouo-ssoo,ooo wan ." .;o.'.ni,.
ltnss .say'nnnd writes fro'n Now York to tho
Philadelphia Timts thus n Philadelphia tnun,
~" =. 49, '.. w. ~ st,u ar ~. III.
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IN % Now York !" em h a rs ' tye @ setS oi
t;mhnu,. when ha inf phiInlnIuh1n fur ynw
Ynrk h., wns rt,,, m r,,ttvev tm,,.'l .,t. n. trv
sny OF inhn IN fn'ra street "lieh us n'hr.
IN INV yrrk ike tto ~ ',n,,,,.s ;rl.r, ,s IT,,
~" us~ LINZ ,.. ,, .uv M ,,,' ,vs, 10 ~
p.opriotor or my aote' lske Ine.H'ofo wal.on
lis rrstuurnut il ono Of tho lest IN Now York.
Thuuj,rc Wilton hud not Ind mich oxpcrlc,,ce
ns 4 hotel man. He hutl beeu, ''s cyerybudy Il.
lhIladelphln re'nu'necrs. ltoeorder Of Deeds fur
thing of politician. ln nersoht1 appunr'lnee
he Is Il hantisulo mali, ot commanding stntusc.
rood. .s,nutI bnnds and feet. It,nu. tnwrv mus
suchc. :nrso Gnl .lssp.sot srsy cyss, s,,,;,sro
sa ,Sf a C. ,1s atsss ;s sf ss.'s
% solf.rcihIiIs tlllsl. % ~ 'D"'' "''o's' ~
Aftor Iu rrtmu in Now York. now II ,1tttv ,nvre
tliai' ihron yc4rs l,n., liz 81 bln'scr IL work o
unr tr In IN Wilt stree1 '. rcn.rts @ ,,stc y III at l a
Iii ,nr viii win r,ni,tFtv iInwsvnr nnIv !, f,,v
poopic know nIuit thlt. Nut Tint be- Is. int
.v ."T M ~ ~ pt @ ~ I S Sost a ~
~ ., WIN tio int M Gvn, ttnn uraff, fnr I'm,
1,rr., t'nr,M,s" ~ nicn,sfi,,, nihcra Narnrt n,.
iesy sr. WaItnn WIS Hlwitys Il huld spenIutur.
wsr W. "9 uras sa'o' vi 'a's "Ao' 'a' '''e''
i, tbs s,rinp ,,f this vrnr. then. NM spcs Mr..
wnitnn wtth sf,itm r. JGsh ~ Snrntnvn uv t,n,
swnw nt tj1n ruces. iiIs so1,. n tniiti..y.Tf.
.nn yoH aS,,r ths t',ntR.! ~
imm ~ Ia'nrs ti,,tut ntIce s,Sa .,st INV: !. lin
Ii.Ir't E,Iko much lbrre-i tl,css $SotG); rus-
s1pay snuy,, "'oFo '"u" 'n' "a' 'eckoo no' '"'s'n
Win, Mt !, reccnt vrco, whtx, ,,,,a ex,.u,,1Iuv
o,nr - nr,i ~ t,sn ,,,,h ',~" ~ Sn,'".
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a,n ennnn in n. tn.r,, u iiIiinI..innim rnntI IL.
,.u,, v,,s iini lila ,y.,er Il, lin a,,t,, ~ SIiEI
"hcro, sotd sir. ctaIr. tha ii,ar%Enr Or tna !.
aHjn t .in a TSi1Isnn} n1} u ~ ts ~
1mEa* r ari,,noa M ~ sn,, o' tt,cm IN. -
innv Eas IT, IT," ",Mrs ~ ~, it"it ~ a,," II,
s,Siss"st - ,s yymntsnt ~ III Wn+un,s u vim -
mnus nj snraf,aM nrS nen,,y n,1,,recctlentcn. If
not h S,1ttc s", Whatoyer thg cxsct iigtltu s.ay
st.rt,n e ~, - mnE muIr1a IT, IrvIE Win h.,
srn.sn 1rnsn o III flrat nr"- ~ for X" ~ ta1 Nv
f;st,o tsa shn' NJ tvn ,nrnths ,.,.+ E,snnts hn
.nn% nnrs "h Ia n't asHm M i,,rs" tx, sIt"1
~ TN .tti,g t.vn ~ n,,., ;:rn,,, ttn1 i,t ~,
ar ~ au e3 iii ns, w ,n n; ~ ~. ~, ~
,a HG,Is poMs WIN II, a6n Gasv:
a,!.. tan EaRss.!, spoFl1"R men' o"' 'ne o'oo"'a
tSs, ,,.,, >, rt.,m.s thu yu,,,r ,,uu =, ,.In,
suat au s.nm Ky. " ~, o'sI.'9 III.
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"tt; y ~ aat..9r .,, u"s "o' F""t'f"*
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, 1881-11-08

Mosts Il. aud Charles u. Colo begun ssl,t yes
tartlay fur S1,uN agatnst lohn Cuchranc.
,Iphu q. lsoIenschntx eoMn.rnted d suit for
$l.0sN aaatuHt Edwin WAlkur.
CiMrsl,.'u ". Faulkner commenced I'M uctlon
in tresptss ngninst kaapur t. Schmidt, laying
t1HtItlEna ut EiNN,
, 1881-11-08


f: JHlH3E DRuMMnap-ln cbAlnGnrs.
IrMiE sta,baKlT-Ailu,ir,aIty oaie1itar.
.trrEf.tAra cnuIrr-1l, uh u, u, Ill., No case
OF, ltmrjnX,
JulalE liA.ty--Asststs judge Anthony. No.
;,U17, ttiIrdy W. Gnhburg, IN trln.
Ju1ME bNl1il-Nu tisat tall. 'rrsal ualI Nos. 4ssu
4,s, l,3, s,sf. 4,Jl, t,a, lIlG, l,s 10:
NJ c.ase ulk srful.
JrlA,h " I.lANsDH--Ayststs Judge Smith. No.
It., slGrrt!! vs. luku ShurG y Michigan Southern
liuilr,MtI CoMINllly. III trlnl.
IUiMsE Asr.iosi-Sos: :si: ;s5, 3sa. a7, 4ol. 4.s'
M. 4,U1s, f3rIKKs ~. K4op, IN trtaI.
JEM,E l;AHHSER-3, 1, 3D.. No caso OIL hear
Inv. xxx.
JulklE itoUEAa-No tirst rall. First catl 6la,
hlh ~, Est, ~, 81: &s. ;sO, De, Gsl. k7, Blu,
h49 ai::. bta. hiti, tt7tt 5iu. M Gust 0ll tra
IululE 3tltAN-kos. 1T. IN. ~, l;fA ~, lt5 III,
1aj. l5l. lf. iIi, No ease tin trlMk.
JutKiE IlAWEs-Nn tIrst emil. T'rIal call Nos,
III, lbo. lir!. Is;s. l7'. No cusu IN trial.
,,JuislE NAtSrM-Na tail. No. Da7, FlEnaa W.
FtraNAll, IN hrATtnY.
JlIMlE lAnlMis-Sel u.tRt.s Nt.a. I'M and ~ and
kt~. ;1 it :t.4. , iii, ;'1s, ;1u, H. ., Is, N. II.
a. i, II, null H.
, 1881-11-08

An Infnruauon was tllcd yesterday by tho
ttnlle.l Suites district Attorney, nesl. I.cnho.
nEalnst buak n,nrc, slaimed by Il. G. nlensr,
TN tho Gilnrgn that II .lu1 hGca brought from
Lindsay, Esliilisla, without Vnying tho .luty In
ln,,st otl itIpnrtp.i Et,rses. 4 bond WINS itnnu-
,lIntely given III tus sum af &l, ,ld thu animal
Released.
, 1881-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

OF III. IiAnw4Ys Old cataD'lshe't is.ss;,an, :. !; 4
plEs llaan the baso aud worthless isnnnns snmsnSs api
them. ss thesa are False Its.soit e'its, III ~
if.; n'!1 20 sure rna ssx s9s tia! ara! III a