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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
DANIEL-CAHrERON CANVASS.
What an Old Virginian Has to
Say About II.
Washington Post.l

Washington Post.l
Colonel David Carter, who was As
sistant Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentstives in 1861, and who is at the
present time journal Clerk of the
Virginia Legislature, was met on the
street yesterday by Post reporter,
and in conversation regarding political
matters in the "Old Dominion" he
expressed himself to the effect that
the contest would be a very close one,
with the chances in favor of Daniel.
There was going to be severe strug-
gle, and the result would be a de-
cisive one as 20 politics throughout
the South. The fight in Virginia was
the entering wedge, and if the Demo
Gratis were beaten it meant a change
in the entire South. The question,
he thought, was settled SO far as the
negro was concerned, and the changes
that were now being effected were
among the whites. Daniel was a,nat.
ural born orator. fearless and forci
bic speaker, and well calculated tC
make political conversions. Mr.. Car.
ter was well acquainted with General
Malone, and they were good friends
better drillmaster he never knew
but 60 far as ex-C Confederate sympathy
was concerned, he stood almost en-
tirely alone. AS in elections every
where else, great deal depended OF
the spending of money.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, October %, II am
The stock market opened generally
strong and higher, and in the early
dealings prices advanced ! to 5c.
Metropolitan Elevated being notable
exception, and selling down from 9Ol
S8Bc. At the first board the general
list became weak. and decline of I
to lsc took place. 1t was most marked
in Manhattan Elevated, which fell of
from 5i5 to 534. The advance in
Jersey Central yesterday, was partly
the result of demand made by strong
interest that the company be imme-
diately taken out Of the hands of the
receiver. Insiders were large buyers
of the stock, 9. P. Huntingdon pro-
nounces premature the report that
the Union and Central Pacific com
panies have decided the former to stoI
its Oregon line at Baker City, and the
latter not to build to the Missouri
river. Negotiations to the end arc
pending, but no settlement has beer
reached. The Arizona brought ovel
$3.50, 900 in gold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
RivePTeIegrams.

LOUISVILLE, October 25.-RiveI
rising, with three feet five inches
scant in canal, and one foot FIVE inches
scant in chute on the falls. Clear apd
chilly.
PiTTsBURG, October 25.-The river
is stationary at seven inches above
low water mark. Clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, October 25.-Arrived-
City Of Helena, from New Orleans and
Memphis. Departed-none. River
rising steadily. Clear weather.
CAIRO, October %. = Arrived
Grand Tower from Vicksburg, 8 pm.
W. P, Halliday, from New Orleans
I'm, Departed: Belle of Shreveport
for New Orleans, l am; Grand Tow
ell, for St. Louis, 8 am. Cleor and
cool,
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CIearlnghouse Report.
The PresiIent,s Friends.

Special to the Courier-Journal.l
WASHINGTON, October 23.-It is
announced by President Arthur's
friends that there will be much more
style ir the White House domesticity
under him than has been shown for
many administrations; in fact, the ex-
ecutive household will be conducted
on the principal that rules in New
York among wealthy men of the
world, and to which class President
Arthur belongs. There will, in short,
be elegance, and "a scarcity of cold
water, which will certainly be as
broad contrast as ever was when we
retrospect upon the Hayes alleged ad-
ministration.
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Pence ireland.
New York Herald, 22.l

Now lOfh holHiut ~-sl
The dispatches from Ireland this
morning do not materially alter the
situation as hitherto reported. The
government, it is evident, is in SUI.
preme control. There are no out
breaks, no riots, and the sober second
thought of even the more impulsive
members Of the Land League
who are not in Jail seems to
be asserting itself. This is
condition Of affairs which all who
sympathize with Irish suffering and
distress will heartily approve. There
could be only one result in an armed
conhict-the shooting down of pool
peasantry in most unequal contest
| 1t was feared that the League leaders
would provoke q terrible crisis o
this kind. The Irish are a shrewd
practical people, however impulsiv,
they may be, and they now seem h
have accepted the wisest advice tina
has been offered them-that Of tn
venerable and patriotic Archbisho
| Croke. In the present emergency hi
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LOUISVILLE.
An Editorial Opinion as to SeCre-
tarY Morgan.
One Of D. Appleton's Agents a De
faulter for $4,000.
Suit to Recover $40, 600 Damages
For Death Of a Son.

LOUISVILLE, October 25. = The
Courier. Journal of to-day says: The
nomination of Governor Edwin D.
Morgan for Secretary of the Treasury
1 was yesterday sent to the Senate and
promptly confirmed. The selection
Of New Yorker for this important
post is an open defiance to the inter
ests, opinions and wishes Of the West,
as well as direct Remuneration Of the
policy mapped out by the late Presi-
dent Garfield. But this apart, the
appointment of Governor Morgan will
be accepted by the country as upon
the whole good one. He is quail
ifed and an upright man of large ex-
perience and despite his advanced
years of splendid working capacity,
as a man Of business and as a gentle
man of amiable character and excel
lent address, a better choice could not
have been made.
The shortage Of N. Austin, default
ing collector for D. Appleton & Cos.
Encyclopedia Brittanica in this city,
is now placed at s25OO, all of which
will fall on the company r. Thomp-
son, agcnt:Cor this section, with head
quarters at Cleveland, who has been
in this city since Friday has returned
home. The defalcation was not
known until Friday night, when Aus.
tin himself revealed it. He directed a
note to Mr.. George E. Leavenworth,
Of Louisville, agent, under whom he
was employed, requesting him to call
at his house Leavenworth was ad-
mitted by the son OF Austin and
shown into his fathers business room.
There Leavenworth found on the fly
leaf Of book note directed to him
self, which ran thus:
"Mr. Leavenworth:
II am short in my accounts and am
gone, God knows where"
MARTIN"
An examination of his accounts
confirmed his acknowledged crime.
He had been in this city at work for
about two years and all confidence was
placed in him. He left behind him
two little boys, aged twelve and four
teen years respectively, of whom Mr..
Leavenworth has assumed charge.
Austin has not been heard from since
Friday night.
GOorgiana Green, as Administrative
of George Green, her son, brought suit
against the Southern Dairy Co. for
$4,000 damages. Green was killed
about year ago by being crushed to
death by the elevator, of which he was
conductor at the factory of the defend
ant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

WHY the investigation at Nash
vile creates such Au.ter we cannot
imagine, UNLESS the friends of the
1908 act fear that something crooked
will come out.- Memphis Ledger.
We have no doubt but the Repudi-
ators and the bears on one hand bribed
and bullied to defeat the 100 3; nor do
we at all doubt but the bulls, who had
loaded up" with Tennessee's evi
dences Of discredit, tried to bribe the
1908 through the Legislature. The
zeal of Attorney Washington, Of
Nashville, is all directed to discover
a political mares nest. Some of his
conduct, unless he has been badly
misrepresented, has been indecent
and outrageous. Judge Quarles
court needs a new Prosecuting At
torney worse than it ever needed a
new grand jury. We had as lief as
not see an impartial investigation Of
the history of the 1908 bill up to the
time it was signed by the Governor.
But neither side is capable of any
fairness, and therefore decent folks
are taking but a languid interest in
the ridiculous farce in the Nashville
Criminal Court Chattanooga Times,
Really, we have no idea how all this
is. Some papers in Nashville, as
well as out, have expressed their dis
approval of the course Attorney Cen
eral Washington has pursued. 1t is a
coincidence that the same papers rid
iculed Jack Williams" the Judge
who granted the injunction against
the 1908, and that they all expressed
great satisfaction when that bill was
passed, and, if mistake not, they said
something about it being irrevocablc
and about the homer and fair fame oI
the State being preserved. And now
one Of these organs Of State credit has
no doubt (2) but thatthere was bribery
on both sides, and would as "lief" sec al
impartial investigation as not. W.
would ''liefer" than not, if the bottom
facts could be got at, which is rarel!
ever done in such cases. The guilty
when summoned as witnesses, Away
shield themselves, and in doing. 81
generally conceal what they know
about others.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
Missouri state Bonds to be Called

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-The Fund
Commissioners at Jefferson City are
now engaged in making an estimate OF
the 5.2O State bonds to be called in for
redemption, under the provisions Of
the Constitution, and will be made in
a few days, probably by the first Of
November, and for $25O,OOO of such
bonds to be paid by the first oi
November next.
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Not Accepted Yet.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-The
latest advices at the Treasury Depart
ment are that Ex-Governor Morgan
has not yet accepted the Treasury
portfolio. Secretary Window main
tains that his duties at the Depart
ment have ceased. Judge French has
been appointed acting Secretary, ant
is signing letters to-day. Secretary
Window is now with President Ar
thur.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

CINCINNATI, October pa Times
Star special from Aurora, Ind, says:
A fire started this morning in the dry
iny room Of the Crescent Brewing
Comrany's brewery. The steam FIRE
engine was out Of order and failed for
half an hour to get to work, though
promptly on the ground. There were
stored in the cellar 100000 kegs Of
beer. The building, machinery and
stock are considered a total loss. The
insurance on the building and ma
chinery is $4,000. The total loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
Secretary Morgan.

CINCINNATI, October 25.-The
Times-Star this afternoon publishes
an interview with the leading repre-
sentative of each bank in Cincinnati
in reference to their opinion as to the
wisdom of the appointment Of ex-
Governor Edwin D. Morgan, Secretary
Of the Treasury. None of the bankers
speak unlavorably of the appointment,
while a majority Of them express a
high degree Of satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
PHILADELPHIA.
Pink-Eye Among Horses and
FleurO-PneumOnia Among
Cattle.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 25.-
About one hundred horses in the
stables of Tenth and Eleventh streets
railway company are suffering from
"pinkeye." Pleuro- pneumonia has
again mades its appearance among the
cattle in Germantown and in three
herds in Delaware county.
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D cath of President Davis sister
% urler-J ournaI.l


Mrs. Amanda Davis Bradford ,relict
of the late David Bradford, of Louis
lana, died on yesterday morning, 22d
inst, at the residence of her son-in.
law, Mr.. Il. i. Miles, of New Hope,
Nelson county, Ky. Mrs. Bradford
was the only surviving sister of Hon,
Jefferson Davis, and was born near
Hopkinsville, in this State, on the lst
day of November, 1900. She was
therefore within few days of being
eighty-one years Of age. Her funeral
will take place Monday at II M, from
the Abbey of Gcthsemane, She was
lady of exalted virtues and Christian
charity, beloved by all for her pure
and blameless life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
BY CABLE.

PARIS. October 25.-The negotia-
tions for the Anglo French treaty Of
commerce were resumed to. day.
LONDON, October 25.-At the New
market nursery handicap for two year
olds, the race was won by Magician.
Donald Card was second and Marquis
de Florence third. The race for the
Cambridgeshire stakes was won by
Keene's Foxhall, with Lucy Glitters
secoud and Tristan third.
Sunday night burglars entered a
house in the town of Varpalanka, Hun
gary, and murdered the whole family
of nine persons, including an infant
aud man aged ninety years.
A Vienna correspondent says: King
Humbert's visit to Berlin has been
postponed because of the unwilling
ness of Bismarck to rouse the suscepti-
bilities OF France.
There was another earthquake at
Agram Sunday night. Several houses
were oyerthrown.
A dispatch from Rome says: Two
small villages, Clandio and Valetta,
we're destroyed by fire. Three per-
sons were killed and eleven seriously
injured during the conAagration.
Forty families are homeless.
DUBtIN, October 25.-The arrest Of
Miss Hodnett, at Ballydehahe yester-
day, was merely Police Court affair
and not under the Coercion Act. A
priest near Clare Morris evaded police
interference yesterday by holding q
Land League meeting in his chapel
It is thought this plan will be resortec
| - ,,onoro1l,, for fntura npetinqs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

THE Avalanche is always stripped
for the fight against public plunder.
The fact is, it is 80 extensively en-
gagged in the water business in that
connection, that it rarely finds time to
put on its clothes. 1t never has a dry
time.-[Avalanche.
There is law against this sort Of
thing, and we have a very efficient
nnlinA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

IT is rumored that Representative
JnO. B. Clark. of Missouri, is SO
mortified at the publicity Of his un-
happy marriage and separation from
his wife, that he will resign his seat in
Congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
An Expensive Witness Who Did
NOt Testify.

MIR. w. II. Carroll, of Memphis,
was summoned to appear before the
grand jury to testify in the Barrett
case. Mr.. Carroll came and was then
informed by Attorney General Wash
ington that he would not be required
to testify. Mr.. Carroll, of course
claimed his mileage and attendance
which will amount to over thirty
dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, October 25.--For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, clear
ing weather, westerly winds, and sta
tionary or higher barometer aud tenn
perature. Missouri valley, fair
weather, westerly winds, and station
ary or higher barometer and tempera-
ture.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

PINK EYE the horse disease is re-
ported to have reached Nashville.
Like the epizootic which ragged in
the winter of 1873 it southwark
travels and becomes milder in a warmer
nlimata
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

counsel is the safest they can adopt.
His devotion to Ireland cannot be
questioned, and if they follow where
he leads they cannot go astray. The
opposite policy is madness.
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LiVerpOOI Market.

LIVERPOOL, October %. - Lard,
prime western dull, 59s Sd. Wheat,
spring No. 2, steady, los 3d. No. l
white, lis; winter, steady, lis I'd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
RumOred Assassination OF the
Gar.

New YoRK, October 25.-The
Graphic prir,ts the following from
Buffalo: Private dispatches received
from, Canadian sources here state that
the Car Of Russia has been assassin
ated. No particulars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25

THE report that a low tax paper
will be started in Nashville seems to
be discredited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
Trustoa,ssaIe.

FINDER deed Of trust executed By J l
u Amonett and wifi, L 4 Amonett, to II ]
Ward. trustee, recorded in the Register
Office Of Shelby county, Tenn in book No.
lz3, page s57, /, Obarles 7 Patterson, t'ustee,
deceased, will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-25
thursday, kOvamher l7lh, 1881,

in front Of the Planters Insurance Bui ding,
No. Al Madison street, Taxing District of
Shelby county, Tenn between the hours o.
u m and pm. sci At public auction t. the
ty, situated on the nor h tide Of Georgia street
extended, in the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tenn, and beginning at a po ni on
the north line Of Georsia street extended $50
feet west Of the east line of Walnut ST Get
thence west With the north line Of Georgia
street extended tl6 feet TO a lot in same block
sold TO Green; thence north with east line Of
Green's lot ZIG feet to the nth line Of block
2; thence eat with the south line Of lluck 50
SIG fee thence south on line parable with
Walnut st -eet ZIG le TO the beginning noint
EQUITY Of red mption and home-tcad ard
dover WiiVed. Tbe title believed to be good,
but SO as trustee only.
4766 CHARLES 7 PATTERSON, Trustee.
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GOOdyear's Comp. Extract
RuCHu.

For all diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLAD-
DER, and the diseases incidental to FE
MALES, arising from excesses or indiscre.
Eau
, 1881-10-11

JUDGE DnuMslDSD-1u p,,nnucrs.
JUb0E Itt,DpGErr-l'cretiiEtor cali OF ci,nn-
Gerry c.cntlur Nos. II to IL inclusive. No. asl
NHtional Feather Dustor Compuny rs. lilbbnrt,
Oh trlNl.
ArrE1.t.ArE CoURr-Nos. II, 20. II, y. -, %. No
cnso 0n heurlng.
JuuoE GAnY-4Asssts Judge Anthony. No
cnsu OIL trlhi.
JuD0E s,iirH-No preliminary Gull. Trial cali
term Nos. .Tis, r, ..,,'7G 2,:. a0lG, a,. D48
a.Ui9 J.o3J. 3,iuV. No. .,7:i, Sen vs.. 0uthric on
trlnl.
JupiE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judge Smith. No.
@,iseD. l.a1tfer ss. I4AlIcr, oil trfn
JUNE HAHuNEn-N0H, 8i to M1, :8T, 400, 407,
4lU IL. 413 AlG tO 4lR, 10 to ~, 4.8 to IN. No
GUST nn tr1Il Nos III. III, IL, u1ld Tl. OF Judge
.lMsntsu!'s cMlclIdar;r No. ~, Graf vs, GrAf, Un
hcNr!ltK. -.
,luMiE tionENs--Nu preliminary Gull. Trfn
enl Nus I'll, Iii, Lii, .54s, :.i, 2t, aI I'll, FL.
III. 20, ~. ::a7 .s1. :xu, :J1s, :Ul .r!, Wi
~, by, shHo!a. rnsscd case. No. III, Field va.
pexur, Oil trial. - 49,
JUntiE MUftAN-Nu Gull tnt,ny. M. ~. Choa.
~, slllwaukeo & vt. pAnl ItaIlroad Company W.
lt!Gc. III ttInl.
Mnnkn w. North Chtcago ltultng.sl'Il Com.
JGsiE Tu,.Ey-Hos. IL, IL, Ii. No case on
hGMrinK.
.luutiE JAaEsos-Nos 3lf to :tl8.
JuDtiE BAHNuM-NO. i III trial. .. :
aUiMiH lt,t,Mis-NbY. ~, .}, III, s.6. 118, 80
"s.s, ~, III, I'll, LEU. III. au1 2Ha.
, 1881-10-11
SAUERKRAUT.
The Favorit Teutonic Vegetable
Compound, and How It
Is Made,
Its Superior Flavor and Bouquet
Chicago's Ten Thousand Bar
rels a Year.

An advertisement setting fortt, that Que Cal
c.lY0 t1rtn offered for sale Sh harrhls tlf saer-
krlut would tend to show thnt thH manufacture
Of anl demand fnr that doleEtahle vegetable
compound had attained 10 lnrRG Dimensions. 4
reporter who mule some Inquiries yesterday oi,
tho subject found that this was indeed tho Clso,
anl that III this, ns III 1lany other branches of
1nnn,Ifasture and commerce, Chicago was, NJ
usIn, nhcnIl. This city manufactures and soils
lnirB kfnut than any other city III the Quilted
StAtcs, fully !G,tUJ blrrels bOtng hantlleu hero
eycry year. The reporter 0htaIncd from or,c Of
the largest dealers III tho nrtlalc sumo Interest,"
Ing tittAils s to tho manufacture and cost and
tho snnnicr in which It shuntsi TO trcntea 80 that
It's PECULIAR fragrance and tavor tnay be cun-
served.
Jn rUply to question ~ 10 whn used tho Art1-
Gle, tho dealer snt thnt, while tho largest con-
BUuGrs were, OF eO1lrsc. tho German citizens.
yet thorc WIS Il constantly itltrcnslnR dcinnna
frutu .iu1cricrsns. Tue trouble was that tho III.
Mscent satlurkrAut was often tlntued, Oh nc-
cunt OF ttB perfume. J.ust yenr his firm nndo
Il shipment ur II uar-aah ta Missouri. ass.l III II
few dlys they not telegram tr0ul tho ptiTchna.
or tlat thu stuff snlo1t 10 Ind he
DIDN'T KNOW WHAT IN TilrSDER 10 no
WITH II.
Thoy replied that aonle fNhkcb must hive
pnsseh Judgment upon 1t, nttl recommended
hitn to t.ll III II German expert. lilo did 50, tue
Judge pronounced II good, aud II was sold Mt Il
IMlr profit.
Much Of tho cabbage used in the manu-
factlr0 IL grown III md around ChtcnKD.
particularly In tho vicinity Of tho Btoek-
a!or 1s'; su,,scs ~ hyc senspsred to nis tho SIP.
III. Muca e the biraEH gE9laet as osv,1 .,,,1
points il, Tennessee. where thu cabbnEc tlour-
tshcs mt. ST. t.,,,is muKcs sonIs kraIt. but ls
iemr!..cnt pn chlcas" for !he INV ul.terlnl:
Il IN ktlII In I'm rfnlS ltf thirty HiHH Ind
, 1881-10-11
ITEMS.


Judge nIo1gett Will have mn Admiralty term In
November.
Judge Gnrtlnor yesterlny granted decree Of
divorce IL Helen ltumes florn Henry lto,ncs OIL
from I.ouis,& Horn f0r the same cause.
judge Tntty granted divorces to tho follow.
Ing: Annie Hxby. from Lorcslzo D. ntxby. on
tho Gro1ltil Or drunkenness; William Mttnn,
from Agnes a. Mum, for eaortDn: and James
CNnn!ek, from knte Conuick, rnr drunkenness.
Judge laNusHu granted II divorce tD Charles
Efhart from Amanda EriRrt for adultery, md
to Louisa Drarsch from neorgo V, Brersch fur
udultcry.
Jul.ge Ilnrntim granted decree to Icnrtetta
HlGIn fruui jacob kIetll On account OF hI8 cQt1-
tirInud hubIts Ui cruelty.
, 1881-10-11
uNlrE, STATES COURTS.

a petition WIS illel yesterday ny Wiley ".
Egan to lthA!t hls iiabllity ~ ycsso-ownes. llo
says that he Ii tho solo owner OF tho schoo,lcr
ueorgu Mnrruy. On the 14th OF October, lBAo, II
coliIstun OCCURRED on Luke Michigan, southwest
Of Point NaNnoshancv, between tho propeller
CaNtstco und tho SCHOONER ue1rg8 Murray. Tho
schooner had l,l57 tot,s Ut conl. consigned frpm
liutInl0 IL ChrAu0, md tho Propeller WIS
Eniuy ~ llutfalo With n full %'car3N
Of e9rt,. Tho schooner was greatly damaged,
Me' 3 tno WI. ~ %sas has shg I'll
wraek. Tho SCHOONER pursued hcr voyage. but
OH tho 18TH Ut Dctober toll1wnY, whllv lying Ut
nnchor ut North Iay. W,scoustn. shv wRs run
t,lto hy nnnther sehaaner aud aualn tnInres
Tho owner claims that both NJ these 0!sastBss
occurred On the satus YorH7e and before the
, 1881-10-11
STATE COUNTS.


]. n. Marshall peunn suit ycs.crlny for $1,000
n1ainBt John W. Stevens and Oscar fI,,rKur.
James Wick suai j. Il. Fo8g and ". Il. VaIor.
tine rnr $1,000.
Daniel 1sfthtcr brouEht suit for 1000 against
I.nchnnnH aud Charlcs Sotnlncrfe1d and Samuel
kHMlfCnapu.
lluckt,er Il Cotllson commenced n suit axGiust
a. Llcberinnif, to rccnvCr $4,lNW.
Barnett 4lnIDu md SAm GOt2bum 4ll6d tho
Chicago & Northwestern Hallway Company fur
<1.M
]. II. Cnrk sued Matthew anl John 1lolgor for
~ MI 49,
, 1881-10-11
TO THE PUBLIC

OF lHt. h1UWAY's old.cstablIshcl X, It. REAi..
uiEs than the base anu worthless iMIIat!ual "
than, " theru arp Fatap hrsusenta, NeiefT, nl11
Pills. Q0 RuEo md ask Tor AAdway'a, and seo
that the psus "4tAdWay" "a On What sou ba5'
, 1881-10-11

SupEH1OH COEnr CoSfEsat0 0Ss - Sprnguc,
Warner !; Grswold w. PutrIck EKln, <05.2,.
JUDGE ANTHuSY-Etlwli Edwards ya. Pom.
sylvAnfh Company; verdict, S:saW.ao and motion
for INV trial
JuElE SMIFlt-AinKrc 2cnri!Mn W. ". +. Nnlr;
yert1ipt, $iVQ alll niNth,n fur now trlnl