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The Evening critic., 1882-03-25
Money Found Monday, Tuesday, We'd
uesday, and Thursday by

W. n. Bayne, agent Adams Express Company
branch onlcc, residence 40 Eleventh street
Eagle Hotel, Baltimore, Ma, 800 gold, IN
ten, Mre. y. Ross, 100 Tenth street northwest,
dinmond ring, value $50, LEFT by mistake In a
can of tea; u. A. Woodward, Adiutant- &c nerals
once, War Department, IS, IN coffee, Hon A.
II. Conroth, niiorney-at law, Metropolitan
lotcit go gold, In teas :. w. Humphrles,
wards, National Hotel, $3.50, in sea; Jacob
schwartz, H22 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
go, Ia ieni iliii. brown, Baltimore, $40, in
asa A street, s2o, Ia coffee; Mrs. q. q. 4.
barnes, near Lccsnurg, Va, 500, Ia tea; jas.
simpson lcoiofodh hNnmpoodle, IS, IN coffee
Mrr. Richie lGddrcss not known, dla-
m0nd ring, value $50, IA tea "a mistakel
Charles Flanders, 500 Ninth street northwest,
500, in ieai John =. Harris, walter National
Hotel e., ln coneo; W. Harmon, walter Ma
uonal Hotol a., IN coffee; NathansYOung,
Baltimore, $40 ~ tea; A. A. nrown, Denver
S1l;, Na, iSs s9ld, N ioai ,,ai II; sheara, 100
q, Glaze, Dil street southwest, So, gold, IN
coffee Joseph n. slitsOn, Nebraska lsiopplng
smith, Philadelphia, SlO gold, IN c9free;
Frank Palmer, Pittsburg, SIS, In tea, aud n
solitaire ring, value, 500 IA c6fee; NJ. ".
Casey, Treasury Department, IS, IN coffee.
lAIr. q. has had several presenls.) samuel
II. Hunt address unknown, $40, gold, T. ,lai
q. :. Reed, 1858 Eleventh street nor,.. est
Fourth street northwest, s@-4 tea Miller yo5 <
Jones. importers, 1928 70 1927 Pennsylvania
avenue, 90, gold, In coffee; William IL. Crook,
executive clerk 20 the President, IS, gOL I'm
coffee; MIS-. S. l.. Smith, Treasury Department,
300, gold, In tea; Ebbitt House Club, Ebbltt
House, IS, gold, and diamond ring (by mis-
take, both IN coffee; William Q. Scrlbner,
bicycle school, ll0S L street northwest, $40,
In coffee; NJ. q. Mccormick, PIG Sixth street
northwest, 95, In coffee. Thomas Jacobs, No.
y street northwest, $3.50, in tea; SC. Rlub,
| lfl6 Ohio avenue, SO, IN tea Mrs. NJ. Patton,
1907 street northwest, 50, In tea; NJ. Y. Casey,
| Treasury Department, $50, Ia coffee tthlrd or
1CIIlll 4rfl4 l4a
| 1S3 street northwest, amethyst ring, value
| $40 In tsa (by misiake)i George Paris,
| colcfod, 30 street northwest, s5, gold, in tea.
| and n. g. Summerfield, chief clerk Railway
| Mail Service, $500, IN coffee.
Look kforaddluonai names tomorrow. Orders
| 10y mail promptly forwarded 90 all parts ol
| the United States. Address
fMpoBIERS' TEA COMPANY
$40 Market Space. Washington. ID. q.
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Advances made on consignments Of ozs
and bullion received for sale.
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transact q General Banking
Business.
oarefsI Attention GSpes to ne SGLs a9-4r
0FGs and BSUi0n. Re sOlicft Don -
sE0BaSeszs, Guaranteeing tie
RigkESt Market Prices.

oa1ecttesss Made sOIM Prompt RetswWo p
at Lowest R0ses
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BUY AND SKILL STERLING EXCHANGE.

Liable for Amount In
called on Shares.
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Interest Allowed on Certificates
Deposit.
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Accounts kept on the most favorGH
terms
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LONDONBANKOPUTAH
LIMITED J
sALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Authorized Capital, RI6OsOOO.'
Par S77S,6R0
Subscribed Capital. $4,000,
Par S2A1, SIS
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Buy dnG Sell Drafts on the CFtsss of I'd.
United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

fomefFiue NNnofieI. n.
A b ID robbery was oommii al near
Macon ID this county, last \ lturday
night. Mrs Carter. q wid " lads.
reside about two miles nor west ii
Macon Her son in-law. NJ j. M
Brown lives with her, bat vi / not AL
home ltnrday night, having none TO
visit IL sister. Mrs. Caf or was
seated b his roolA reading. letween
3 aud D clock. hearing a nois III her
own vi ON, she supposed a est bad
gotten into the room n 4 went
10 sci about Il. 6hen he was
eoBiron ed by tyo masks me-
who With drawn pistols ordered
her 20 4 Silent and make no larm or
they Wol I'D kill be-. They thor secured
the ! sys aud proceer ed to
search the house, unlock ne and
ransack pc trunks. ETC.. finding
betWeeiI 80 and 80 in mon ". The
exact alaouat Is not knowu They
then tod their departure, fr u telling
Mrs Cal ter that she must be quiet
unui ths had time 30 get az az from
me pact as they would re orn and
XVI her sic gave any alanL They
cut the halters Of the mules and
horses on tac plscI, il is supposed in
order to Ireyeqt pursuit. Neunder
stand thA 70 is no clue 10 tho robbers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

forward by fhs wotaan's relatives hnd
dtp9ltad near h2f IN r like mnpnef ma
relative bring forward \ bag qf
meat and deposit b. near him The man
hiands An3 lelaiige noN begin ~ throw
meseats nfhe heed aud shoulder Of %
N0aan These re fnt are of any kirh
that nhe dnnnu wish % give - nftieils ~
doth ne, moaey, irnknis, rbwas eif ~
aolnl Thrown lheY are qulshlg snHieDra
III hY the NomAHs relatives nnd dlssAb-
aled among ihemselfes Ourhg al Al.
time she oouple "a very qulatly ihl
Nhenail lhe presents haYs been thrown
and distributed the glpls NgN man pnd
0iie ansa. the pflFifi0ns if0m Obs laf
afo spread add lsf as h gfiiEad liis
the ceremony "a rounded ~ viii b ir'Afpi'
The festival over fha egplDhHY aisfleisel
the Gallant groom eopdu . SIC hriae ~
he NOIse, Whfra fheY enter apNn De l9lli
aud Responsibilities N the futBTa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
Minnia MnNd.rn.

The fascinating youbs actress to
appear heu Tonight rece; sed the I'd
lowing complimentary notice in a he.
cebt lumJet Of the New Orleans
States:
Under the peculiar circumstances
surrounding the advent Of Miss Min.
hle Madde'n IS a dramatic star it IL
difficult q criticise with that degree
Of freedom and impartiality which
should always control the pen Of tae
critic A nati7e OF this city, with
the p%leesaAtest "Reminiscences Of her
youthful dsys, taking back her many
admirer1 10 The time when she dis
played such preco0Dy as a child
act'ess, with all 81 Ser winsome ways
am girllsh tricgg, nov could her re-
ceStion here be otherwise than a grand
Grafton. ntl tben. again, the daugh
ter OF that Ciever. jOviAl, big hearted
gentleman, Ttm Davey. whose friends
~ New Orleans, where he was SO
highly esteeGeJ sud respected, warmed
thor hearts TO his petty and charm
ing little orLhan, and with open arms
shey gave Iber sgeb q weioome to hGr
native home as Ddst make her fell
that she has HGEd friends here wht
are like untO Egrs panY fathers.
New Orleans cl0ims, as her dauell-
ter, little Minnie Madden, and az aer
guardian, will ever remember, chetish
and watch her as "the bright particu
lar star that will some day illuminate
the dramatic Ornament with that
brightness which her young and
brilliant talents give DO much pr1mise
OF future success aud fame.
But this is not criticism. ItiooDly
the eifervescence Of houeit its crowded
upon the writer blythe recollection of
the little baby s,lr years ago, and the
warm hiendshi3 o. her lamonted and
devoted father, Tom Davey.
That Miss Modern is an actress.
though young " Yeas, OF talent and
great promise, no one will deny who
has observed de power She displays in
even such pay as "Pog1's Ferry AMI.
wild Wave The roles sbt ellis IA
these afford but little opportunity for
the exercise Of any great genius, but
.tEsy are sufficient 10 show that she is
4minently possessed of tho feu dacre
which gives vitality and spirit 10 all
dramatic efforts.
ltita great mistake 10 class ,fIiss
Madeira with Lot4a, Annie Pl1ley,
Marion Ellm0io or lJthe5s Of a Ike
dr. mlio sob Dol. Moro appropriately
should she be compared to Clara Nor.
ris, wh9 Is perhaps tho mcst perfect
representative OF we pathetic and
wOtiOnalI on the American staej
l. 10 her there IL In our Minnie a
voice 80 fall oil sweetness, - ovorfvg-
Jog with path0a, % soit and mu ical
Va Ia toner and 80 iondor Ia id ao
oonts that one oarnot but feel the
warmth ol dramatic eyml athy which
che i.spifob wish wondorfa power add
elsot or great personal Magnetism,
~ rad i've 10 person with a 4 and
" loo on Che stage, aud oloSr onuncil.
ton aud graceful gostun Sho can
claim a rich ond0rmont os nAlureb
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

eiit ihai hare only b. ~ 81 usaial
60 fiFe iguiil0h to ihf a n ns
bour II aonas IA hef..4 r.,
irmts
0h specially favored hY Unusual
naiulf talent and fitness. with
taatis' f~onnattiun, future fonown
ls eas Of attainment ln az nuhi,f
oaree before Der che has che parmesi
sympt lhiaaoi all New 1floanf knd Der
lfinn lat END hcuors viii b. the d.
ilent 2 beg ireaiA who WI imm
uenlbi await her ri Aurn orown "a with
fresh iurcls sud fsalisinr ct M klod.
hopes nd prediction
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

Carnlola. Ia tls Western part of
Austda, and ff9palpg on 90 Aaaalie
Hea, iaa Fagi6h feltafkatk ehiang for
ia subteuansap Streams Hpd lmmHnae
osyeFas and ulysses, It's ysfy m9uD,
famous, being nayefstd w sppfs ~
Abs, aud covers % ora " ssl1 senate
miles lts inhabitanls 80 = hAfdy,
Thrifty race, enlgEed 10 tbe tplt walton
Of wine, timber mstge aAa mlllet
OF all lhe W0BdSB " aetnfe " Do
met with 10 tbia eoilhtU the one most
deserving " B0iiee u tbe Ike n Hlnf
.Bin This lakN sakss ~ Name BON .
market town with 4 population NJ
1900, and situated ab0a3 thirty Wllss
northeast Of Trieste, tHs pfpaelpsl
SEA port oily u Austria,
ldke NlfkbiE iiss ina leep yslley,
sarFeLRded by bAagufafb ills IL isa
fair fbeet 0f waL1f, siE Bilea l9gs aRd
three miles broad aBd teemiBk VIII
fishes and wateF fowl Ibe m0nQi8By
Of this large aEpanss VI W6i6f ~ 20,
lieYed BY Eve ggll iala9ds, On one u
which ID tbe gilieEe 0f Duck These
islands afe lay0fil resorts l0f @0aie
parties, The bottom " The laks Is
i0Tmad " NmestaHe f0ak aad "a lall
0f olaits and hssHfss, During pro
logged dfy felthef tke fAtefs pass
INTO these flYefBs, gafftiHg ibfif
haDy iBhabiUBM viii them Tho
church bells afs wgiHlhs when The
first sign 0fstbs dAkllg pf tho lake u
observed, and The ps8bls hasten ~
sRke The mgs 0f che hsbiBg sbila
there Is Yet los,
When tbs eblef has ~ rely 9lsaD
pssTed, y efgp Of lHEgflqBt hffbsee
iasas lts Dlaee, ahgfdid ~ pasture iGf
tbe esttls " W. Beighb0fiBE farmers,
who are thu enabled 70 reap where
before they vent . fishing With f9
recurrence ~ htaW rains tho lake
gvsbes forth ION NJ underground
FetiaAt, dsos epse9iig N ~ Bgfm1l
Level, a8d fssaaes ~ efDi9sD stpsef
ange,
Until 0emHfsu Vslg reegi ir1e tbe
causes NJ fh0 Dsfi0aiesl aiAgfeafsaoe
" tbs lake wsm Involved 10 mystery,
md Ds0Eie Wsfs 9gBlsHl " seosg ~
o feet That which they could not o.
plata, 10 htsf years, however, seen
Hhs men ha7s devoted many YGsfs N
their lives " lhq task u sSg snSg
these undegf9H0A fesessfs, aHa 5ial
The happlsst results,
Aitb9Blh NE sabteffGBeaa esbt ~
ply VI this feel9g has beeB, - 10
present, only sksNhed GHt, still sB@jei
has been discovered " ssilsfg thgA
tbat many n ths underground pas
ssgss extend % i9Bg distances sg4 n
has bseR e9RGlgsigll wggeG u,st tbs
waters 0l ths IlEBiE lalb ~ the
periods VI theif revision agN through
underground shsBilsis loo DE river
UeE Which faftbaf IN joins ms liver
sags, q tributary u tbs DsBBbb
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
Nsn-nesIarut MILO

No eco 10 the Chsnesfy Court OF 0b.il,
county, Tenn -ChaIltf McNhmee 81 ~.
ihe unknown heirs Of james NcN.mes
deceased.
tn THIS cause, thHt the residorrs ~ n,
heifF 81 james McAamoe, decd, = uninnwr
anq cqungt BE- aEceriniued after an send IN.
guirgi 4 n therefore ordered that thew ma,
ttoM Appeaianoe herein e. the courthouse N
of before The first Monday ID Norember. lsg5
nna plead answer Or dumur q complain.
nnt bul, o. the same will be takeo
TOT confessed az % them and set Tor heerins
N pAItei 500 that a COPY Of this order be pub.
In the Pubic Ledger.
This 9TH day Of October, 1872
A COPY Attest.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
oton A Potion, sol r. for oompl't.
XlgQ III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13

The farmer Fb9 proposes ~ RVS 4
eorRsshaekiHg SELECTS 4 leysi spgJ IN
bls l9t, e9aVa b8ty Bssl Ne edb.
fakes egsy ~ gssh, End sweeps ne
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corn y then FEis4 ~ nls stats
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sgl thrown 9Ht N tbs sbSt sslselsa
sll IN gRs piit " "A ~ bses re
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
MondaY. Octohar 23. laa2-

mohuayy Uct0ueF Is, 1882,
all the interest Of defendant X D HAYS In the
real estate mentioned and described I'M saii
decree rs follows: SOW
Of defendant r b Hays IN the foliowinr az
scribed real estate, to wit:
Lots Is ard Il in block At, In what
Is known az Fort Pickering. living iu.t
utn Of the city Of Memphis, in Shelby coun-
", Tennessee, reference being made 10 safi
lots and blocks as laid down on Williamson's
sued in l37l.
seeond-Th equitable interest of defendant
NJ Hays n the "Woodlawn Place" referred
Il, in the bill and described as follows:
Lying in shelby county, Tennessee. mar
Nythe Depot on the Memphis and Ohio rail-
r0ad' beginning at a large red oak marked
\, on the south side of Loosa Batchie
river ana running thence south 5 de-
groes east, l20 chains % links, 20 an elder tsso
marked y In a field crossing the NJ. 40. RH-
at Us ohains and 50 links; thence south 10 d.
grees east, IL chains and 90 links to a stake In
the center Of the Brownsville road; thence
SOUTH, eI9a degrees west, IA chains ana 20
linbs. with the Brownsville Dad 10 n stake,
thence south 20 degrees east, 20 chains and AZ
LINKS 70 2 stake in Haywoods' north boundary
line ofa6n1 aero tract: thence south, SIX degrees
west with said H4ywoods' line 81 chains and
W Inks TO a stake near a branch, one Of Hay
WOODS oorner.i thence north, q do srees wet,
~ - A8AAA " ANO III IH0 Aun
OF the BrowDsville road; thence south 5s15de-
grees west, ~ chaius and 20 links to Hay
woods northwest corner, from which south
IN degrees east 65 links Is asweetgum mark
cd u thence mott 80 chains and So links Ia n
stake, 40 links Of hickory marked Y; tLence
west ~ chains to an elm marked Ell X, thenSo
north % chains. crOssirgt the said railroad for~
merly kRown as the Memphis and Ohio rail
roao, but now called he Memphis and Ionis-
vile railroad, at 7 chains aDd 10 link loo
syclmOre tree marked Il, on TIE south banI
o. Looia Hatchie rive. Ia n . north 81 de-
grees east Gu ting and equ4hzlng the mean
de ing Of eaid river, Al GU ms to a stake, in
the south boundary line Of J Wills $500 nc a
grant; thence east 28 ch9iNr 10 j Wills south.
east corner; thence or b wi h said Wills easb
boundary line, AZ chains to LOosa Hotshie
rivef; thence with the Heanderipgs of said
stream, ~ chins to the beginning, eontaining
by estimation SO acres, icing a portion ~
what Is known as the "Woodiawn Flaoa he
longing to the ate Samuel j Hays, AID CON
yeyed by Al Hays and Othors To n Havs Nv
and Of record 10 the office Of the Reeister ~
Shelby county, in book u, page KS. To- witch
reference Is made,
Terms Of sale-0n a credit NJ seven ard
twelve months. taking purchasers notes with
approved perscnal security, bearing interest
from date snd retaining a lien a. ; the prop
erty until said notes are paid. Equity IL re-
demption barred.
jackson. Tenn., September q, 1882.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, CLERK.
LIB Mcfarland, solicitor. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-13
Monday, Ooiober 23. I0ao
7 q real Ssd,. estate I. %sntiOned and described in

the real estate mentioned and deseribed IN
said decree as followss
A certain lot or parcel Of land ly.nRin Shell.
~ county Tennessee, being nine acres and
three quarters Of an acre Of the 10 lovine
tract, to-wit 1871 acres, being a mart ~ ibee
Bradshaw and Pillow 400 acre survey. WHEN
Is bounded and described as follows. to.wit.
Beginning at a stake at the northwest corner
q lot NO, Of said subdivision, which IL X
ohains W links east and - chains 17% links
south OF the northWest corner OF the 00 acre
survey running thence cast IS chains "a links
on The, south line Of lot No. 4; sold 10 II Mers
rilii thence south IL Oh ms l7L Links 10 a
stake, aod with the west line Of a az acre ia
Of the same sub-divisiOn Known AZ iot NJ b.
thence west 10 chains SO links to a stake O., III
east side Of a " footstreet; thence nor,b vi11bS
the east side Of said street, 70 chain NJ y
Y inc Beginning, II being lot No. & II ,ta snha
division. The part herein copveved h.1ns ~
&c es OIL The south part Of said lot. q Scres oo9
Nicholson. sVAu W " "
Also the following lot Of land in tho ountv
y oneioy' state OF Tennessee, near The city OF
memphis being M OF the / Is surve,ed ana
ishiu out by Edward S Todd for Willouehbv
Nuilams and numbered as lot No. N. con.
t.sining ~ said survey 5 g. 100 acres, Iyino IN.
"Ilnams avenue. Terms Of sale-Cash,
jackson, Tenn, u. September ri, 1889.
~, JOHN u. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Vance, so ioitor. IS1i
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A GoIter, Rebu 70.

New York itief to PhiladolI ala Ledger.
A bombsl ell dropped at Republican
headquarteI this aitern on in the
shape OF a tier from Jui &c VIM j.
Bacon, a ID ember Of the Forty 6fth
Congress frd a the Oneida district, aud
formerly a Judge OF III, Supreme
court OF THY State, repud ating the
golngs at lsratoga," n declaring
outright thl Il he will support the
Democratic nominee. il dge Bacon
say: shall vote for CT veland and
Hill. l am lot bound as, ! Republic
can TO voteI for the two men on the
SARATOGA ticN Of, whose non nation was
conceived ID sin aud brou ,ht forth in
in'qulty; buI on the othei handl both
conscience Gld honor cor pei me 10
repudiate " EN-. Fraud falsehood
and forgery itiate all co tracts and
release them from all obi ations. ex-
press or impl cd Be.
sides, | thin il is high time TO adj
minister a re luke TO the lLdminislra.
ton at Wash ngt0n; TO sa with some
emphasis thai the citizens OF a soyer
eign State ard not prepared 10 accent
oil a etndidat made by it order, nor
II allow any resident. N Rular or az
cidental, to I'd 4 them who h thew sball
or whom they shall not q minate for
.Oeir own rull Is"
The "Stalw lis" hardly know what
10 make or tn NJ Of this. which GER.
.tainly looks \ sbellion." On the other
hand the Den ocrais are acting as if
they experien ed no sucf perplexity.
With a fne ell to busins n thew have
placarded a Oh by Of the 1 tier In bic
type at their principal b l~adquarters,
and within thu next tweni h. -four hours
| am told, it WI II be poste in the halls
of all the Vail Associate ons In order
to encourage he unterE bed."
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N~on.Ilesident NOD ce.

No. f6S, RD-In the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-David 7 Varnell Ell nj W..
Joseph II Yarnell ct al,
III appearing from o~rieinal bill, which Is
i swo,n 4, IN this cause. that the defend
lin arc non-residents Of the State of Tennes-
seq saidvarnell residing IN state of Missouri.
and. said Laughlin in the State Of Texa I,
Is therefore ordered that they maxi
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
on OF before the hrst Morday I'M Maven,
Der. p52, and plead, answer or demur 10
complainants bill, or same will be taken or
contested . 70 them and set for hearing ex-
Partei and that a cop OF this order be pub
ilshSd once week for four successive Weels
This 9Th day Of October, 1882.
A copy-Atteat:
HUGH B CULLEN. Clerk.
Sykes 4 ellison, soils for c0mprt.
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Tbo Oanook 10 penns,IvanIa.

WsN Hcnsen Chairman Of the
PnauCyivaBia Democratic STATE Jom-
mite, IA quoted a. saying. "It.s ne
exasg sfatiOn 10 state tlat the nomina
tiOs Of Cleveland 10 Nov York wiz
rgjl up 90 increased majority for Pat
tiscu h Pennsylvania. By the way,
the young mems bOcm das 80 thor
0ugbly %permeated PonnsJlyania that
a pOst Extraordinary revolution in
pOii Ics sill be witnessed between
thjs time and election day. Thsi
boom has settled the question Of Pet.
Gson's election, alth l0zh | had NJ
doubt oft from the beginning" lie
j. co Ninced that both pattison and
Cleveland will be eIeese&.
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would bss chauft Of II o. compared
With their present representation
hueh q ohanqf Ia New iork. aiih liz
olianfos Nhirh are turo tr ses4f
Ia ether htalfs, roall ave lhe neM
efail fhf conffbl OF lhe next Houas
The kepublicLuf of this Stats
nov ~ worse dintnloicd ap3 dlll5
han fhw were IA tho Tild6l Dix
tsst vi ughi frafa AGO. uhi z. ~ I
ofhof htDd. Che Democrats ire N
nlitd md more harmon onN "
- wei lhru let the laittr 5
che exltlple " lsI9 ~ "a
lnasi htlt0i Che mombrrn ofi
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supreme our sale.

In supreme Court at Jaokson-J A Anderson.
a. Illustrator. etc., OF George p Cooper,
&c creased, vs.. J l Agonett, administrator OF
I'M PIoeiue, deceased, ct al.
NpuIsu nee Of the decree pronounced nv
1 the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, AZ jack
son, in this cause May 10, 1B will offer for
sale 70 the highest bidder, in front Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, on Main ltreet,
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DOlfLikei D.
Vicka urg Heraldtl

Memphis pei pie don'tl Ike the idea
OF several shoI compan 'es travelling
through the 81 nth adyer Using them
selves as donatt az large Sd ms OF money
to that city dIIring the yellow fever
cplcemic OF 7S Mer phis people
are of tl'e opini n, and v ~ properly,
toy, that they s. lould adj srtise them,
gdves on other material nd more in
eepiDg With tH busines Of the hour.