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The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02
FINAl. PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, Seb.,l
Ian DGfh 1871

Land Office at Grand Island, Seb.,l
Jan. 18th. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ fOllOwing-named settler has hled
notice Of his intention TO make fnsl
proof iu support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Clerk Of
Court OF Platte Co., Seb.. At county
seat, on March 10th, 1881, viz:
GOttlieh Lemp. Presumption Declars-
tory Statement No. 1850, for the ). u,
;. T.. q. section Il, Township II north,
Range 2 west He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz: Christian Boss, Fred. CARRIER, John
Israel, Nicholas Blaser, all Of Duncan,
risass 5Sas Co.. Sfs. h. B. H81E. Register.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

CTEPHEN MILLER will take notice
- that on the 18th day OF December,
1880, @. Il. BaIly, a justice Of the peace
of Columbus precinct, Platte county,
Nebraska, issued an order Of attachment
for the sum of $1J in an action pending
be fore him wherein Mary Belisle is
plaintiff and Stephen Miller, defendant,
that property consisting Of three boxes
Of goods containing bedding, queens
ware, spoons, carpets and a cOneertina,
has been attached under said order /;
said cause was last continued 70 the 9th
day Of March, 1881, at Q O'Clock a. m.
MARY BELISLE.
56l-4 Plaintiff.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02

The telephone company is setting
poles in all parts of the city of Lin
coin. Some forty new lines have
been established. The company
contemplate putting up line to
Omaha sometime during the coming
summer.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02
The Record on the Prohibition
amendment.

Fifty-one votes were necessary to
secure the passage of the bill. 1t
received but forty-nine. The men
who voted in the affirmative were !:
Abbott, Bsbcock, Baldwin, Brown,
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02
THE JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1851

Entered at the Post-Office, Columbus.
Neh.. a. second class matter.
The Columbus journal., 1881-03-02

ca.
, 1881-04-15
tl,,tan ,,cv stuck oppnsh Mt r'!ds h'shcss'

sWcstcrn tlntnn t,cw stuck uLensh Mt TINT h'Shost.
sp14, Iuwest, s1kis c1Nina. I'M. :.
OovnrNtunl1t tusNta were irreRulhr lhCnlcnEo,
tho District uf CnIun,bih ads wcro 1Gl{ bid
md t0lii asked: tho IA wcro INK l,itl and ll4H
ox-lntcrest. 4,ie. itass uni III, IT,: 1G!st and
1o.::. and tho IA, 1oa4; an,i lfk'a. On We'incs'
ay tic Is closc Ht ttes's l,,l IN Now forkt yes'
icr1iny morning they upcnc,l ut lGs!s bid, thon
advanced tn 11,t; bid. : =; r. = ~,
forrly,t exchange WINS without etunFc, D't
exceedingly dull. altuont nothitiE doing, ln.tc'l
rites for sterling hei,,x< 4$sd9ts9ai. Primo
bunkprs' bitls wcro 4sl nnl 4x}. For
stxty.t,ay:. commercial hits, for prf'inrt
delivery, 4,tN41pA. For thtec.wceks' dc"
livery, +1pMGt4s0, Continental cxehat,uc
wns n,so eit.a,ly.r Eixty.day car!ttcrc|1l bills,
prompt 1clIvory oil 1lnvrr, E'lti GSN; l,oi1lcat'*,
hllAGtiIA. ntxty-hny eolnticrcinl bills on AMT
wcrp, deliverable pno,npf, ,wcrc halhllkni.
l;unNcrs' lllls on Germany ,tvctu 1i Tor sixty
tiuys nuA p4it FOR dpInnutl; nlnety-'lay prompt
r1,tnnrrcialT hll!s, naYtttti. 2lxty.dny ct,1ti-
,ncreinl, on hnt,kcrs, delivered prompt, taaD
WI; sumo, delivered In three weeks GsaaaD
nj V.le, Commercial tr,wn on c,t1lncrcial pRr-
tlca worn ir,t. Cotnmcrclal drawn on s,llslIl
outside tnwt,a Is always .s0il t,er cent css thAs
IL draw. on tho great bank ccnsrcs. l!ankors
gnildcrs OH Holland wcro s9s; for sixty .tnys mid
si.. fur lc,lui,t: sixty Rys coti,,ilcrclNl wins NY
GpAtt. Shippers oxchai,go OIL Now York was GU
| litct'tttt. 57,r",< =. =
Mickey Il f1ray report tho following state
ueut Of exports and ,valncs ~ tho four gre Il
countries or ;,lropo on through bills Of ladIne
fnn CAcngu for week cndIng Saturday. AprI
! q, lsbts ...,-t. II - : 5'.t
, 1881-04-15


EEw Y0nR. April ll-Tio Share speculation
still continues un4etslcd and fovurlsh III tone.
At tho opening ut business to-tiny tho general
list was shade higher thnn tho closing
quotations or yesterday, but fruo scll-
ing movement WINS soon begun, and prIces
tuok u ttownwal turn Tho depression
continued throughout thu afternoon until nitcr
tho sccond l,oas.l, when tho dcolna ranyod from
II to s.i, tho lattor In Northoru Pacific pre.
ferred, ,-pac!io sfnil, tho trunk linn properties,
Union Pacific, uli,l Tuxns rauIiie bciuy nlso
prominent lherc!n. III tho final salcsaono af tho
shorts enlcnvorcd to rcaIlzu tho proiisancorulny,
a.,l tho!r p,.rciasos caused u shnrp rulty In
prccs tho s,luekct eloslng ut rctoyury NJ u to
~, which was nost 1nnrkod In Northern
pac'tio preferred, un!on Pacific, Michigan
Central, 1.nko Shore, pactlu Null, and
It,. Paul. Tho principal fcnturc of tho
du,,l!nys WIS tho speculation In the
Elevated Railway stocks, which wore heavily
, 1881-04-15
HOW GOV. MOVES ENTERTAtNS,
m. A. rgts.r ~ Y%hs fyhffnhH YffbHnf.

~ t"s ~ . - .,,+I,oI l., .rus
TRIBUNE some days aso, iii 'ottor, thut Gen.
Noyes, orr. sfInIstor to Frnnco, bud not cntor-
taIneaI In Paris, but that had been done By hla SEQ.
1efary As uo s"STs ~. 'saous sa,nu no" to % a
spent moro evcry year thAn MS sa,asy, tne na.s:
seit< OF Paris OF March n, IN which isun article
ano,vIno what hns lpcu f,cn. Moves practice In
Entertaining, uIs Very truly, - ~,
Ftom The Strangers d"zeftf' Paris SareA.s -
AMERICAN COLONY GOSSIP.
So W. r,.is1 iosc tMem@oHr present nbe, nrni-
tho very beginning. Con. NDycs always declared
sbs oaoso %as hs xn Ms
Tina thu i li,o fonr Years over which would extend
poIntc3. Hut this 1aot does nut render Tho
pHug Of putting any tho. less sevorp.. Lot
e Fxo Satonu eaS
i,eycr do better thun II hs ilnuo IN tho lnuledf-
nte Unat. Fruin tho moment thAt those dArx
iitslr 9r3,,p Of Anor!cins nssolnbleI to welconla
theIr nos Minister down to tho present time. the
ftry a91 peop'u Wit who he camo .s ii sotaot
whnill9r ilGlnbors Ut tho american colony or
transient tourists Iuerey 9ayo over boom 81 tho
pitailty has l,eon ot tho inost generous doscrip-
tjou. SeErcciy Il noted citizen Of his nutIve lani
taIneS ly tue stiI,ster, and tho two Kraai ro-
etptJuus xyon to Gen. uFnNt during tho aGRsou
of tho P1rls Exhibition Will long DO ranotn-
si.vn,!co @ Of ali their uppnntments. hit It WIS
not uny in his sotial relauona that Con.
u % tno ultei States in Tarls: hs wis iho saislo,
ph0sopheF qna a 9. f5's1 q 5 a wh1 11s NJ
he would hnve pmptscd bis own purse iii supply-
Inn ihe .,neds. too often feienr.l, or poorer
Snsw ts as rsso o AsrSa sopS
, 1881-04-15
FJT.ANCI.tL. -..-.. Is.
->1-- ~
GTc1CKS AND E5CMDS
,,,,,. ~. ,,,,t I'm N. v. i!oston, md tfhifn Exs
''o' changes, and currt1 IN iunrslh*
E1AY & FIELD,
(30 AaSaIt0"9t.
s,r,ru nay CYRtts ". FtEfn in.
Ae"'ps' ~ CY,ls,s ". EIEi.n New Ynsx: srcesAl:
(3O e-aSaItD"8t.
How Geu. sherman I:nu-A sl'ndcfcu
Regiment Defended.

EI0V GEtt. NnOT1tlNn AsHu~fA TANAA
Ete1tulcpl& Defended.
4 funny INCIDENT Of tlo Wnr whs told by Ger.
herman ut tho inte reunion Of tho Army OF t1to
Tennessee, IL. his resnnrks M sn'oh' 70 suoN
how they hal to Instruct tho vat1htecr co4"te'e
In clcncntRrs tnctics on tho battto''eli. 10 nass
rutr,, TINT tho next tNy after tho iattle o. sh"h
bn,i ended, Grant ordered him 10 take Two
nr,n,,t,a md ,ro out on reconnaissance 10 sec
,r ,,,e enemy hn nnrc: TINT one was q bF,andh
uf ,rho,nns j. Moods DlvisIon, nrl tue othor
I1{l,]curut,l's ttrgat,c OF hla own division. OF
which hv tuuk command III person. ilo cosf-
tiu.rs:
"wo renchc,l. about stx miles put. m ot .. cot.
at, u.wn and mud III the rohtl tlno L. tio pn pWCm
ed nnk!e dsep: scrl,lE 5 ases ,;nrm,E Te nhoMi.
~ sps!sE I 5eSSt "a SSs,snx ,Sr ia, s Ss s: IL
I" follow hung iho roat t,y ilis taHk n!9 E;vG9
ts thst on,,fFn s Hna i, sasS; as
form 20 smplu tactical ,'.l,e',ycr: Intis Werg
S'erS Rot'usssty + sss ;"fsi ss fa F. III xsfS s
Whit al 81" nppss a'a ps.pty \, hs .sls: IL:
I'D Gotten as With t,n fn',o, rSm"Ter r, ,,,p. o.
,n,t ,as rsynsessc W anosca Z orwnrs S Fe i isi Witt W
stan Gloss to tho support; As ~ arpFt9,AeI!ca !
the ss s ST s@t aa sit NV viii pso
sxrin!si, sine, over tl,o supports. and right LI
among nut mud my staM: lo5t"mntS's ~ th., H.
fSht p5Ixnlo %,S to eone forwnr into iina 9iiekiy
nIy Aid dc Camp, Mccoy was kn1ckea na aoW,i, ~
tfonah e III tao mid. c'osuly followed by Forrsyst y
saa IL ..y w aha s'Ss III s1ssas se
forming forward Into lr, nHs Forrest ,: nna t'ra,
his follower wcre r .a. s'rprlse n oy ysaaI ss
Wnl gayc Forrest fl,msclt il painful wound. nut
i.c escaped tn tho woods on to sosh ct ne 70,
@ "'iG ca Captured @ to ast pt !do 'e6cl hospitals In
enrref e 9, s,5esSe OHIO a fought sto,y
In tic iirss ass lsastera; hna lost t,fsetm ~ Ill G-
a p 1eayy y met, III ,s ,s ai %So u Il lis
WITT 1T t,inicred but ittie nver a00 Men, witt,
thirteen uilicers." Int our intarnlant tola a! m
Hbesnans. sraut H. Il wMs tint In tho expedition was
regiment q cyary tat na ns nes ,nyn e.1Mnno fr
Ka assae q ss Y Sesnont 81 antr
'front.' an1he svaiTy II she 81 F' ;erneut cnme
.herc Was proasbis moro 1es'n!aap97 ,7nsr s%sa1'
n "s "st sfe sno Il 81 & ss:ss 's
,is ,his 'nt IoSE ''':il line swooninR down ,upo'
this lttt!o band Of 700 ,no With tw9 Of ~ cnin
over tneni. a1,d kept OH. but tho brIgnao va
now a9 nt9 no n %ny aa navIt
re Gaa + sscs wtao't aa S1srsinls tsils nny par o
Ss MI s'S IL Sss Ii Az "a pssh ct ,s t Il a. sSsS ss
ce NJ entf bg sf w. ,s sasTe r. w M
the sevanty seyenth were killed .h H. ts 80, air4s \.
.,Serxcltnt Wujur werc severely wounded. ThrC
, 1881-04-15
= MINING NEWS.
>, .~4.,- eAk FRANCISCO. :.
SAN FRANCISCO, April H.-Followiug nre the


= Epsei.l Dttr1tth to Iht Chifngo Tribune
ErW Ynltk, April 1i.-The Intn!uu markut con-
unucs to he strung at,d agtlvo. Aiae !l,Id Cln!nx
n,ivnnucd snnterully to-d9y. and littto Of elth9r
siistil,nc1i. Silver Cif shuwz tho weakness, and
UUll Dosntnsu WINS hlsher ttnn yesterday.
lIlOoyIlla snd from, l:O III l4u; Iiuttt :fU tu H:
Aniic. Id to u: Little ChIct, lii tn l4Os I.ea,l-
Wills, I'D to lTs Little 1'ttsburK. H0 to Q. Suite
I.nu, Nos. ! plll Il, Is NJ, TO !N0. urinntn!
tnuNi, h5 IL II; old. ~ TO- ii. stor,nunt otln-
tinuta tn ctlmturwstrl, goft,x To-day from 'k9 10
:Is'i, With free purchasers Ht the lMtter figure.
i.,iral III presont. anl. toscthur with star urnyc
nnd Ili,e, Ia attracting much httHntlof,, It 4
touch G0l within The nuxt thirty tays.
, 1881-04-15
REAL ESTATE.

nn. x,.,a,,,,, trs.rr,,,,,t ,roxo f,o.1 rr,r ro,
ord Thursday, April III
S' cryy raoprary.
ti:ststu of AMDrUsU sutton IL william Iail,. -.
.win.....,,...;;. TO
tsataS 70 Ft'n;ass iatdwlsi). so
THO pFu1l.s4a NJ. Z, M9or1 II, dated April !, .,n
csss' ss'S i, ISs sysssSt &$;.IS: :;IG;s w
tiaieli Aprli II IitYl!Am y itall tn CharlOs W,
Aitat},.,,.,. Duo
Third w isl3t Il II " 'rwelft!1, w. nifil1tl
s's9 ; Slnsfi T. l%{E as!Sa inp:" :sa i
Nnrth Ann II, Gl II j q Carr'l nv, g axatft,
dated Apr'is II. IL Thunder u John !" Far arm
improved. dntN Aprtl ~ tIhsoaor9 Law :. m,
FlntrnuY y. n a.!4 r. y ,,n,nJh 81 ,tanJh9 x.hM hx.h
i :; ssn
r: t,Asan ,aan hpnl ~. -. Iasomahh " ~ mn
at Il: n ~ hr.,,, = syviStx "S
Msat n MnntoS rti # iatA ~ H. nd IL II ,SHn'
ttn.ttHiaM@, HiuN " AnHt',i n. r. w s' " -. nn1
stata III iii Ii n III iisrInutl court " alxi:H
ii, dated April ii tIo4UpR huekar 10 ]. li.E,
stato Il ii Il " iainSa csa1i. 3xiai ~
ituskurl.,,,.,,.,, l4M
t.nrrv n = iii n MI t}lyhluu I'll u r. 3Xx(Ufts '
s'al1d ijes, ii iKsj tEbieag0 Land Ctlinu.y il
1i;,it y. NV IN 81 :eool,.l. .If ."
Il, iHrF,iysG, aniaa XpTil ii tjueUb vuIknsasln .
, 1881-04-15

+! - Hpse,at DstpateA to 1he Chicago Ttltunt.
:! 13oSros, sfhsa.. April H.-At thu STOCK FIX
change business II still lsHtt ht u ~ ht!itl 10
ret III, nitlGt stcu whtle n!thra remain ~ ntt
unsettled hul weak condition III New York.
A,nerlchu Hell Telcphuiln advanced to-day 10
LIN. I'LL Improvement ot W fncn yesterday.
liz r,illrontl shMres, Little luck nsly0uceu y,
10 1G!i; Flint Il, to no.: uDstnM & Albany
s;; TO iI75f: DRlenslnirx "; 10 46M; Rutland
profrrrc /, to 10: summit llrnnch !, TO fd Con.
nccttcut River ~, 10 jos; OLD Eulnhy II, to l:i1.
lloston 4 MMlnc A0cllne!1 II, to lkln: iAtGh!st,n
". 10 It'll; Ehe,iKu s. Western Michigan ~, to
a:i&; Tule.!o, Dclphns & Huntingdon II, ~ ItS
UnloM l'acilo x, 70 1i7si: Attans!c pnc!llc
blacks u, In 1.ll; Dctrnit. lht,sins Il Northern
n!sferreti 1. % 1oT; Il. Wisconsin" Central '5'to
sthsr s'ures tlq variations woro sencrnI'y
~s-.E'.15 : .l,...t+ s.'srong10x. . :, 81 !; +
.LoSnoS, April 1a.-.consols, 100 1l-ls; acco''nt
:. A%escan VI .ocuf!ae;=sows,, 1oIl; &Xs, ,lu3l:
saIia sh4ss;.a31!!!go!s u ~ 9 eostrs IA a iGs; 7s,,
Er!s. lux dn sauntstA iGa; lt..,.d,lsy, t!.i.,
bullion tn:thoM Ia 4snnA ~EnE'llna A'crcuso1 tho
t1:IAN,s. April lt.-tsontes. s!f s5e .,a,, -:
oo0f 1Otd anu !, Us ,0tgf altrcr. .~
% ,:>,s.ttvst - NIW ..tlisi.RAtis. -
New untEAxs. tAprl, 1t-slRbt excha.iEnM on On
, 1881-04-15

no,v,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'll
wKsr ur r.rt limits WITHIN A HAl'ItH 1P NEvES
Mt1s:A t'r TtIE rNt ttr-,tut'sF.
Alux,ft ri, AZ RI II DG WaLunsln, " l, 2ix!A) H.
ttntri April II tJuhn jnhn'ton. dr. 10 Ghat'ns. ,.o
tNhl. hu
KrtitiInfI III ii II, ii III Dickens, n I. s5xtJf}S 49,
IT, dnsId AptfI u linni0 ~ &. II. urhytal..... 20
, 1881-04-15

th";s I'LL. Esy sksrs c!cass. I0ieiilc huns
.S:s ~ s f9s e; ss ''
=" 11r.EA psTUl;rs.. =, ,~:-s--.--s-.>.,
FLOUR Was 1t fair den,a,d tut inostly fur snnt1
tuls anu tero was natGrtat etAsIH0 m praos.'
sn,ss weru reported Of 70 tr.A wlhtcrs m private
scrn4, UN Iris RIIa l tnsn unu!tu EruE extrhs,,
pat,y vi tLr!tsfti7 nra t3bnss na g1ass ut ta
as1H. T0lnl equll to .ot1 asz. ExpDr+ noWrs Maro
,uoaul III StaGs tt for good to chuco and ryo foar
Ur1tEs si,,1srl.rrs-woro IN aoo do,na.,.s, ,.,uu
qu0tett GAle" ncrc rpnrtai Ut tatr bran Ut
el10A9l1UUs csrs nlldingI ut I'll t0U 3iJ.5l I cur
sharsi Mt sist1I ears cparsG nncnl at &lo md
lclr wl,uat setconln.A as s1.l0s por ton. "',-
Brl!Nu Wi1EAT--,Yas' moderately active, und
steadlor nftor tho curly Fua uf ~elors was ovar.
Tito nlntkut udyatlcua MtsAc, ducAHcA Ac. md 70.
auted NJ, closing I6u below tho atsst pricea Of
Wednesday,. The british nnrtcts woro reported dull!
mt a decline Of s2sa pet qrs and thls. with dull
ss ssares. t. S!"wliH ill., % "nas st Spo shs ss
Fsss @ cir o IL" ae ns S Svsa tsxSs @
coun,ry ou.x s:s Elo4ay shcso Was noI ~ much
sss ss'e: ~, n ~ ~ Ssa5Se: ay
S :taoa :Sa IL sf ~. 70 " - s S"s
lsI s% I'.s U ts' ~,
s}fSs q S ! ~ q;
sss; 5s M ] \
s s''ss 5s @s II s' sssE as!!so ':s
S:sS 3f;h II; ;s:s{ 'sst 4's:aSS$ 1t
,s :'$;:$S Il Ss;s !''sa 10 10 es No.
sss, !S S!ss: ssf & sa sss'kk k. @ I.s
S8E '%sto;s r. xsss @ ls!i Sn y ss Iss5 ia;,Ss
s Ss Eyspi: u ssfe
ax S ths 'fts';Sss 4: s s e ~ sa; INV;
@ Tis gss,sn sssas Il sas 'a oss4 @ S isas d
, 1881-04-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts nndshtpmrnts
Of irnttIpH articles of prnduen III this city dur.
Inn tho twenty. .fottr i,n,,tn ending NJ o'clock
Thneslhy morning ANT for tho corresponding
fflrN d Yrnr r01t -.
, 1881-04-15
COAL,

Epselal Dlspatsh II 5hs Chicago Tribune.
PtrTssuHl, Pa., April l4.-Lasi night aud to-
lay over 60u GU bushels OF coal Lift thts port for
! Cincinnati INIT Lanlsst!o. Tits will cut down
prices thorn, which xero beginning to 10 groat
hardship for tbs pchpla. T'hu quantity VIII Nv
neus)y yrul,ly divided betwuan tho tTo placUs,
parrnts. .ln nut nyH vIlv lrng1nF nostrtlns IN
your ta.o.ilrJ, hut use l,uru (lup uitlefs.
, 1881-04-15
GENERAL MARKETS.

MlsoOM. .cONS-lle IaaeAst eUnlinuea slcadJ and
firnI. sNG Qu1tat
t.hoce hus! ard fot...,....,,.. ,,..+."...S ~
ttFeeE. *e9q
tuA- tppSQ ~.
ln1urUr alsa t.t's.Yt1
t!lIl"rEH9rl.o market VIA autot- Not much was
Gunn beyond Mootng tho current wants Of tho tocal
trade anI Ito uaaiad. therefore, WIN naluty co!l-
tined IL Tho better aHnstts illeas stlnHta III par
tieuar clnu;e, though IN tho grades te!uu caoco thu
toI,lsury VIA pretty tlt.llaly luwn~a.a. Woquuls;
rfeuIusry .:1s t.uaIe-p packed ......lpi9
l,nIry, rht,,cr. acknx stuck..., LIS
UalTy, tur w EVuj.. ,sx3t ~ "
, 1881-04-15

it,, a..,,..., =. .,.. ..,,, ,t,,,II,,,, ,,,,t,,,s
nnIO attention III Ntll3f EFhlnsNehlli1B ph'}l{H.
,t,,,l ra u rns,s,,trcc ,nn,1v t,r,1ard huvn hccn
, ~ m :. . =, ~ - ,.. ~ ~. e., ...,. s,.. ,,u. !,
Inv nj stnt,i flu,,rea. init In ,npst ustancos mo
nhVMncH nero hHa butstrlPVeu tho eAptcI"t'uu
OF tiu "ousu' W 's'fehasers' 1haso 'ae's Wo'o
lllnde hppnrHtt IN the cnsirAn nf business On
SChnnro yuatcrttny. Sinpe Jim. !, md up to tho
rye, against t IL. hu for tho sntnD tlo IN lHSUt
Hn ,n r,nvr of f9,n ,rr1t ,,Ctvn ttN,t,vnnt
A"1 'a'"Au4" vs. ~ "N'' ..,I
S0rn1y N1Otlt Gnr&y miles west Ot NtnhtnrOllBY
wet "a ~ fnIin,sa ttuor data NJ hrrtI H. IN Mr..
..a"' 't - ~ ~ "
CaflliCR y L0.1
, 1881-04-15

s,ur. rlbs, sstIer lMte. cluscI Vt tte)asrsM tDnR
lsndt. stsA baxoti, ,',a sat l'aMs TaaHc. sssot.
tsfaGn linus, 4a.llI nsetaen, H!fltS}Gc.
ttRcUn Guhtal NJ h{tsHu~ fur aEuMideEa, El99c Tor
khNFt RIBS H( fur *h1rt ccnrs tp40llc fur huns,
MI callf,ksGA md pACk1te. =
lI.uD Tor extra ue1s, Mnd EkiOto3laQ t0r ha11is.
, 1881-04-15
LIVE STOCK.

@ptAt ifA'A lbs
stuutloM ut tlu lnuskut4 II halnk Jewish h"t, hut
ItcLsuW eleIiss,t aus nut surr flllJ hs.px
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-01
AN OPEN LOVE LETTER.
Miss Jennie Jones, IL Azemphis
FaVOriIe, rendered % BENEFIT.

A number of well known citizens
have united in a call upon Miss Jennie
Jones, one Of our most gifted and
popular young ladies, to arrange a
programme for a concert, and accept a
benefit at the hands OF the Memphis
public. Miss Jones replies very
gracefully in a note Of acceptance and
names April 2lst, and Leubrie's the
alter as the time and place. 1t IL
needless 10 assure orr readers That
such an entertainment will draw e
Crowded and a~ppseciativo house. Miss
Jennie Jones has been most generous
in the all OF othcrs, aud Rof every en-.
tertainmcnt that required local mu-
steal talent. She has a strong hold
upon the popular heart, and is in ev-
cry sense deserving of the compliment
50 heartily 'endcred, and ~deI;catelx.
accepted, 1t is a tribute to her talent,
painstating and Cbligihg disposition.
which is highly cre5itable to tho 80
who unite in, or in6orse this % odel
love letter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-01
THE CITY
LEDGER LINES.

Malaga grapes. D. Canale 4 Co.
This cold snap is rough on flowers
and fruit.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, t82
Main street.
According to the modern vernacu-
lar, we have been enjoying a first-class
blizzard"
Rabbi NJ. Sam6eld lectures ia. night
at the Hebrew reformed synagogue, at
s O'Clock. Subject: "Israel's victory. .
Mary Anderson's engagement begins
next Wednesday night, not Monday,
as has been stated. Seats may be Sc
cured on Monday, however.
The four nights and a matinee of
Mr. Mccullough engagement yielded
$1,000, and the largest of the season
for the zane number Of performances
A wild, thirty-thre mile an hour
nOrther swept over Texas this morn
ing, and it swung along over Vicks.
burg from the same direction at the
rate Of tw~enty-six miles an hour.
The temperature was down FIVE de-
grees below freezing point this morn
ing and twelve lower than yesterday al
the same time. The range yesterday
was from thirty-eight to Rity-fye
degrees.
The temperature this morning wa
below freezing point here, at Nash
vile, Louisville, Chattanooga and Lit
tie Rock. It was down to frost poin
all over the south to within one hun
dred miles Of the gulf coast, and a
Magnolia, Miss, within eighty mile
Of New Orleans, a frost was reported
The steamer Henry Frank is no,
the champion cotton carrier Of all tn
: waters Of the world, having lief
. Natches, Miss, on her way to Me-
Orleans with 1925 bales, and 1856 bale
more than the iron steamer Chouteau.
J. heaviest cargo, carried in Noyembe
9th, 1879. Captain Frank Hicks wi
carry the blue ribbon from this henc,
forth.
The dust few copiously and in II
Iost %disagreeable manner possible la
3 night. A raw and blustery wind fror
the west stirred the dry and powdere
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-01

PARTICLES IN a lively manner, and made
it exceedingly unpleasant for those
who went to the theater. This morn
ing the wind came up from the south
west and it was singing cold.
The beautiful new moor hung aloft
last night like a lovely jewel in the
sky, its bright crescent and entire face
being visible, even the shaded part
looking quite brilliant. Venus was
close to the moon, and the pleads or
seven stars only two or three degrees
distant, and the celestial spectacle was
as grand as the greatest enthusiast
could desire.
Cold weather is reported to-day all
over the country between this and tho
northern lakes, with light SHOWS in
the Ohio valley and lake regions. Va
riable winds are anticipated here, and
the signal service telegram at noon
says it will warm up a little in the
lowor Missouri valley tomorrow. No
rain or snow is predicted hereabouts.
1t is very stormy o.day upon the lakes
Of the northwest.
Mr.. G. L. White, Of Austin, Miss,
has achieved distinction by comforting
a massive and glossy bodock cane upon
President Lane, Of the S. ?. c. A.. II
the president should happen to lose
his temper when demonstrating with
some human brute in his efforts to
check beast cruelty, and should whack
a man over the back with his new
cane, the chances are that bones would
crack and a howl would be heard. No
April joke about this.
Several gentlemen left for Nashville
last night to take part in the proposed
legislative action regarding the city
debt, among them DR.. D. 7. Porter,
Mr.. Geo. B. Peters and three or four
besides. A strong lobbying influence
is at work to saddle the old debt on
the new city government. Bondhold.
ers and their agents and their attor-
Reys are working like beavers with
this object. The delegation leaving
last night will try to ciroumvent their
designs.
When called before the curtain, at
the end Of the fourth act Of "Vir-
ginius, last night, Mr.. John McCul
Tough made a neat little talk to the
audience. He said that four weeks
from Monday next he is to appear as
"Virginius" in London, and hoped to
succeed. Ii he failed, however, he
felt satisfied that the people here would
not lose their affection for him. He
expressed his gratitude for the liberal
patronage bestowed him and for the
many expression u Kindness extended
during his stay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-01
Persomsl

DR.. A. L. Kimbro, 1914 Main.
0hce hours l to 3 pm. daily. Pure
vaccine matter on hand. 20
Mr.. Robert Spiller, treasurer and
business manager Of Mary Anderson
is in the city.
W. NJ. Harrington, D. L. Meyers
and VIM. A. Collier, Of Memphis, are
registered at the Maxwell house,
Nashville.
DR.. Reva will attend to all call,
commencing on Monday, April 4tb
Office hours from 8 to II am. and
to b pm. 80