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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
CHARGE OF THE HEAVY BRIGADE.
aew POEM BY AIRED rEsSysox.

The charge Of the gallant Three Hundred, thu
Heavy Brigade
Down the hill, down the hill, thousands o
Russians,
Thousands Of horsemen drew to the valley-ant
stayed,
For Scarlet and Scarletts Three Hundred
were riding by;
When the points of the Russian lances brokt
IN on the sky;
And hefcalled cleft wheel into liner and they
wheeled and obeyed
Then he looked at the host that had halted he
Knew not why,
And he turned half round and he bade his trump
eter sound
ssTo the charged" and he rode on ahead, as he
waved his blade
To the gallant Three Hundred, whose glory
will never die,
"Follow and up the hill !"
Up the hill, up the hill followed the Heavy Bri-
gade.
The trumpet,the gallop,the charge,and the might
of the fightl
Down the hill, slowly, thousands of Russians
Drew TO the valley, and halted at last on the
height
With wing pushed out Of the left, and wing
to the right.
But Scarlet was far on ahead, and he dashed
up alone
Through the great gray slope of men;
And he whirled his saber, he held bis own
Like an Englishman there and then.
And the three that were nearest him followed
with force,
Wedged themselves in between horse and horse,
Fought for their lives in the narrow gap they
had made,
Four amid thousands and up the hill, up the
Galloped the gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy
Brigade.
III.
Fell, like a cannon shot,
Burst, like thunderbolt,
Crashed like hurricane,
Broke through the mass from below,
Drove through the midst of the foe,
Plunged up and down, to and fro,
Rode flashing blow and blow,
Brave Inniskllings and Greys,
Whirlfng their sabres in circles of light.
And some of us, all in amaze,
Who were held for awhile from the fight,
And were only standing at gaze.
When the dark mufied Russian crowd
Folded its wings from the left and the right
And rolled them around like cloud.
OH mad for the charge and the battle were we
When our own good red coats sank from
sight,
Like drops of blood in dark gray sea;
And we turned to each other, muttering all dis
.:'Lost are the gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy
Brgade'
w.
But they rode, like yictors and lords,
Through the forests of lances and swords,
In the heart of the Russian hordes
They rode, or they stood at bay;
Struck with the sword-hand and slew;
Down with the bridle-hand drew
The foe from the saddle, and threw
Under foot thee in the fray
Ranged like storm, or stood like rock
In the wave of stormy day;
Till suddenly, shock after shock,
Staggered the mass from without;
For our men galloped up with cheer and
ashout,
And the Russians surged, and wavered, and
--- reeled,
Up the hill, up the hill, up the hill, out of the
Over the brow and away,
v.
Glory to and to all, and the charge that they
madel
Glory to all the Three Hundred, the Heavy
Brigade
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

At the Elite theater, in Portland, Sheridan and
Riley, MiIiie Christine, Mime Branscombe,
John West, Miss Flora Franks, Mons. Leoni-
the King of the Air--and Ethel Earle are the
late attractions
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

MUsIc:-Largest stock on the northwest coast,
orders filled promptly. Send stamp for catalogue
and journal, Wiley B. Allen l53 Third street,
Portland
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

Dyspepsia and Indigestion instantly relieved
by using DIR. henley's celebrated I X L Bitters
New rich bloodl The use of the Oregon Blood
Purifier
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
hopes. DAVIS q. co.. whole.ale Agents.

Frank G. Abel, the gold medal photographer
OF Portland, has returned from trip to San
Francisco, where he has been to procure new at
fractions for his gallery, and his work will now
be better than ever
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

Agents wanted by the New York Novelty Cos,
Portland oregon Catalogues mailed free.
Send Sl.00 to w. D. Palmer, Portland, for one
years subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi monthly A. o. U. W. paper.
Garrison repairs all ki1ds of sewing machines
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

Send name and address to Grain g.
Co., Philadelphia. Pa, for cook book,
froa
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
:. \. r. Co. New serIesl. No 81

Garrison repairs all kinds of sewing machine
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
REDEMPTION CT ELK0 COUNTY
E0hDS.

THERE BLING 2 So OF sI.S.I SO
Il r. siakiEs fazd Of tie County o! IL
Notice "a Eere5y gwen that IL sreCrJs.r. -lfs
an act u Ths Legislature % the state Of. Ne
yz4A- cutttIe1 Al Act 70 rtsznd \ porticu of
ne tended tsb; - Eiko County Epprryei
5aEEAV -, ISL, sealed pruEo-ais Val be ~
es!yui y re a. ny 04cs &. EEu. NsNaAA, up
y Blk oboe. n. n. OF Tie
foifth DAP q February. 1852. fo- the
rasE4ie1n q beads tss2od IN Pz~isEIaee Of
ssId Law, which said proposals. wl.! be opsaed
by ne IN The SID tova q Elto. ca tie 18th
day o. February. ~ 0'c.gSk \. x. All
proposal ElGsi bE E@zlei Ell sadgrssd Pro
9cSAs for tie TeLt.HPtl0a Of Lko Ccunty
bins. AID n-rst b scc-EpEnied vita tie
beads proposed 70 = s~urrsnesred, po.e.aer
g!th all @: tae!r resgeGLys cJUp1Ea raI YET
due.
No BID will y srtsrt1i,ed that ne. rot
strictly comply With tksss iastrueIurs.
THOS- GIBLIS. Co. Treasurer.
ELTo- jan Is. l=l. aIgSH
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
REDEMPTION OF ELK0 COUNTY
BUILDING BONDS.

'THEsE EETSG TaE sUH or $500 ps
Il II TIE tl4l14Eg fLoz q iEs Ccz--T
o. ElEo. Notice IL Lgryby nEEz tsaf Il Easur5-
arce With an Act satliI6E A 1T g Ezfka-ss
The BoHrd o. Co1HtT Gozztss3oc--s q EI5
Cu.ty. SeTEi1, 70 taFze k.aL z4JaEss lr--1 -
Gli41i:g fc1d, AZ q lsTy AtAE = EEgT-1s frr
TIE payment tts-sCf.- Ir-rJrs1 ME-cA = .E-.
setlfd EEgp1sals utl y received - ne ,. ~
gLce y LLEc- Nev1dGr Up % A1K o'clock
=. N O. The ueDty-IsaFfh asr C Feb-
ruaTJ' 1872. fcE tbs r~-LEGPtssn = E9z&s
Gr1r- n pGrrEsDoe ssiG Lr. EE-a a.i4
ITSIEsAs VII y gF@7U1 y - - ~ 60 l.
the sad tcwD q EE9. c. fEs 18Th .ay 4
i1OElocE ~ Az p=gp1sals
HZsi y ssalet Al tz4c-suI Eruv52alE 70
iAsfet-ElTGgrC' ElEo DguEiy bEL4tsg baHs.-
All LaEst = sccr-FElis4 Wl:S tEE Ec-1s p.o-
lcs+1 % y slTTt-tere1 irgssLer ultk al Of
taSif respective ~Bcs get dr..
No I'D VII 4 entertained Tat DIS rgt
strictly comply TifA i-Ftr2-trps.
IHOo. GLBLIs, O. ErtAa-g-
aLLk'. jan. i I'D isIS 1d
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
SPECIAL MEETING.

4 SPECIAL NETTING OF sT0cE.
a holders 81 h EuScHrora Mil and
Mining Company. HII Ee E.I ~ o.
ghg= % the CJ-GEauy, Room ~. No. 30 cat
tJfHn Stree, SLE Fraue5soo, California. on
iILSuA1' JANUARY 5lsT, ISs2- a. pzr
O'Clock r. r., fOr the Transaction u such
bEsluess a. may properly cone before H..
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
+. sPEELISG.
Janlo-td Secretary pro ten.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
lLsil IoTIcE.
SUMMONS.

TS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u Seventh JadieiAl District, OF the State Of
Ncrada. In and for the oouniy Of Eiko. :
sarah Robinson, PianiiH. against Mathew
Action Lfo1ght in The District Court OF the
Seventh judicial District OF the state OF Ne
Tsda, in and for the county Of Eko, and the
Complain; hiied In theOnic Of the Clerk Of said
The State OF Nevada sendsgree;ing to Mathew
Robinson. deiendant.
n0a are hereby rrggired TO appear In an
action brought against yoz oy the above
named plAintig In the District Court OF the
seventh judieiai District Of the Stale Of Ne
S>dA- In and Tor ihe county Of Elko, and to
answer the complaint tleI therrin, within ten
dsTs Ce1elasive Of the day OF ~Sertee) after the
seriee 1Pen yoa OF this r~unnons-if served
upon yUu In this oountE: Or.i II served out Of
ths county, bot IN this Dtstrirt. within twenty
days. Otherwise. within forty dayE-or iudg-
neni BY d.. will Ne taksu against yoa..
aocordtng 10 the prayer Of Shi complaint.
lie -Ald Ston l. brOrghttoootAin 4 judge
ment and decree Of this Cozrt dfssolyiny the
bonds Of maritaony existing between plaintiff
Anc d~efgntant- on the Eru1ni that defendant
on sr about ihe year lsTs- willfCliy, and with
S1t proyoeaion. deserted the plaintiff, and
has coaunnei srch dcESr1ion ~ TO the pres
eui time; and TIA; the defendant has failed TO
proude the contaon u~ecesSIics OF life for
Pz!atia; and that h b deereed that PLAINTIFF
pcaNarled TIE custody and care Of their ssld
minor etId, Harry Roslssoa: and iOr sach
oiter and further relief A. 10 the Court may
sFctn t1.i snd proper; aae Cor eOsts Of suit a.
via Eose fGly appear by reference iothc CON-
pL1tnt nCW on ale h. nv dee. \ certified copy
% which accompanies his viii. Ard ycu are
hereby Hctited thSi Il yOu fail 20 answer said
oonpEsint a. above rvqutrd. the Eaif plaintiff
VII appeal t0tA CO1r fOT the relief demand
eC therein.
Given Under nv hand and the sal -
the Birtici CoEEf 81 the seventh
JC5tCal District % the Stale OF
| lsEALl NevaLa- II sza 70. the county Of
Elko. This Eth Day u Nuyymber.
IN the year q Oar Lcrd. orc tAOUs-
and eIgAt hundred aud eigtty-oEe.
A.. C. DANLEI. CLERK
II {. sTEZrT, Attorney foe plat iii.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
REDEMPTION OF UNIVERSITY AID
BONDS.

THERE BEING THE sUM OF sI.a5 90
Ia toe tEiysnify intsres; End .siakfr=
Z q lie County q Elko. SCtics IL hs-eby
i've fAAf II EccC-tknce with 81 a.. er.ft3l.f
\ Act % ~legsHEsihs issuance Of certain Eka
ooz=ty binds. tsgGed a. Ell IL th- e1rstrrrti0.
o. the Preparatory Department q Ghs state
university q Nevada approved Fsh-uE1 y.
lstsi sesleS prvP0EAls viii be rrrsiyed b ne
a. Ly CEc. In Eko. SgvEdL up 70 Six
o'clock PM. o. h@ru cn~ty-fonrth DAY
o. lSsa, 1E the F~u1sEPSlga q
bonds ias1td n plus1Erre & sail law, Which
pr2poeals vail be 0ptEsd ty ne AZ ny uang
II tue sid town c! Fix CT tie 2JLh GHT ..
februAry4ls-2.A AZ EoriarE F.M- u FrcaCuH
must Z sealed, sG1 sE.g-ssl Proposals. Tor
iEs redemption q UEivsrs.tT All bSaEs, Eaa
must Ee Aoe.mpaEieI vita the GCts rnsro.d
70 . sDFrrEAsgv1. together UEtL Al q! I.s.
~rtsp4cDys coupons - yes5us-
No I'D Vii! = s=tlTTEEeI that dzE u.
strictly eczPly viz these i~cstruriaus-
IbOS. GIBLIN. CO. Trrasurvr.
KLXo, Jan. Is. LEI. 1919
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TnE sEy-
L snLh Jud!cl-l District Of the State Of
NeyAAA- IN AID ct TIE eouHty o! ETko. sarah
a Eic=e, plziutiS. against Francis Marion
tn-=r- Action bTp1-Lt n the
Dttr1G SuarL cfthc SeEgEih JzdiGA District
o!tAs safe gtSsvaGa, in md tSE the county
0lEtso. AadtEF 61lPlziul Sled Ia the cd-ee
osthE CLERK u sz41 Dasifici Court
The State Of Nevada sends Ereetiu..o Frznci.
Marion k1Ee, tefendasL:
1ou anc hereby required to appear IN A.
GtIISl bggEgat 2-zlEl yul ~ he above
named rtztnttG- IN the the Di.t.ict CO-rt Of
he sSsrtAJuGazl District Of tee state OF
2hsWeE the compliant .sIcd therein. vithia
tca Gays Exclusive % the day Of seEyicrI amer
tt serEtos Ouyc1 ofthIs SzEzous-f-eres
Wlthin tbs cCEEtys O.. II scrved
oct % ihA ouuEty. tzti1 ikis District. Vi;h-
II twenty c-gss sLsTEiss, wliain fCFty d,ys
ToE-Eara=-Is- 10 s-ayeT q sid zpziat.
4-=sa.a arllgs b t-Ul-Et 20 obtain a izdE
aeEi and -HC-re ffAt- tuErE Li..BF.r. ne
Dl-a- % E--lE1lE GisLEg =Ig-z paEHrH
AID crteDtGEt On TIE EroEuts q ufffzI a..
-tft -4s-zl---c-EGEE-2EGE ere 10 lrovsLa
ne D41r5 -S=.zI@ CfLE Gr z1-s tan
9Er gcI puUr % IL u-CzmEucemFuI q ihf.
lcs1l- a-1 ~ lie ere AID a.'n1g - -.
Ei7ar eaittr-1- A-Eie- Lzcy, Wf=n AID
AIG% E-EG- Is EG E0re lErv nrr=ar
E94 ne UIT-Ef = -aE E..gE .uE . -
n tas orc Ocrzt Clerk q ait Caz-- Ard
go1 A. hereby z~1.-EtsfLEgy O. EuIoEapezF
Eiic E,TE sE1 Eo=PLlzs - Above required.
As rsl3r: lstrI.z ErzEEed
n l-IEgEE EEEresfL G ? ZzFhat. re
EIlr--y f-tE- rlE!E-E EAssTe uA-ez. hEr-
,s7-11 szh--lh- ~ lEDr thEs - day o.
S0F@bsE, ISL G.F. TALBOT
Plaintiff. A;torlg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
LEGAL AoucEs.
RE1EMpTlOA 0f ElkO COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.
rUuERt BENG rHEsu,f OF .,os % M

THERE BEING THE SUI OF $500 % IN
II the Jail Redemption F1nd OF the County
ofEno. Sosiee Il ksreby givea that r accord
sase utth &C act q the IsxAiatGrsos the state
~ Nevada enuiiet- An Act % G1fhcrtzs
. dSet and, issue boets fer the con-
strpetioa % . Courty Jail. Approved March 8.
lssg seaiet rrvpcsrls -tli b resolved b. Hs
st t.y on- "a EIko. S~r.iA. Up 90 Six
o'clock ~ n On tks tN enfJ. fourth
cay e: rebruary. 1881. fer tie rutenp
to1 Of to1ts Issued IN purs=so-e c. aid law.
which sid IrUTosAs Will be oosrsa ty ne IN
the sa.a .Sun of EIko. nj ~ o1cs on tA
cay Ct At = o'clock r. N.
AL PROPOSALS Eg.t be sealed aad s-doaei
.Pruposals to- tbs redemption Of Eko County
sGI bords. AL nust BE Scconpanied with
The ho14s proposed q Be surrvrdsrrd Together
Etih all thsir respective oourors ret yet due.
80 bic VII! - CriertiiEed ccttkat dS1sEt street
" comply With these Instructions
THOS GIBLIS. County Treasurer.
EIzo. Ssy. JAa. Is. lisa. IAig sd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

Al eiains psyso,s in oasn, on sdju,,m. en-,
-i.hout deduotiou Of Interest
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
Notice,
LAND oTT7rE ~ RrEsEs. SErlpt.

LAND oTT7rE ~ R-Erxs. Srrtp,,
D.ulma ~ n. l-i.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlvEE. THkT
~ TIC foloutE- a1asS .-ttEsr 49, Add
EcEire % biz in.snlgs - E.ka Ers1 g,a1f III
s1pTpri g. hts cLatE- SO that Fztf pF1of viii
e Esdr bTz7-- Hou, Ja4Es z. 2 BiyeJJu A.
ElA9' NeT4A On IAE-s-ay. Jaat=u -. ls-l
eAa1a, Ho.%r for h sygth E4lf n! sozthac.t
slz-tsT Of -sc.tgn -. .ouu.tEs 81 rg-.
rEHCe = east ". d. "
BE nangs TIE foligsinE wi,n.sss. 10 u-9re
BIZ Continuous Te-icaacc up0a. ana %sBff,fv,.
uon a. aid land, viz: ". PIEi.T, OF ETke
e1an'y. @erada Fred. Rankin, OF IIEo
eoaLty, ScFag: H=ly Eo!s:. Of RlEo
COuHty, Nevada
ozSid 2. II. ~HISCELEY. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

he eoPG--r-sEtP tE-E-os7-e e-E.-.-- -
fs Mo Els=s-F 40 =. IT--s-
lEDtB- stc EncE :Esir-- -LEs ~ e.
tqtETI - EEi-l =ls=zE AUra E1zF-.,
tze E-S1rz1 u4I - ssri-t 81 ~AF1rEv
MILO EINGSHTEY.
2 AiLESDER
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
BOB's BABY
Left at His Mothers DOor-An
AfTectIOnate PARENT

Mrs. Dalton found a mysterious
bundle at her door on Front street
near Market last night, and proceeded
to investigate it to her dismay. II
contained all the component parts of a
baby, nicely put together but the Joints
had evidently not been oiled, as it
screaked horribly. Mrs. Dalton was
in much doubt as to what disposition
she ought to make of it, but a feeling
of humanity led her to take it into the
house and care for it.
The little yelling machine was
creased inside and out with oil and
catnip tea and finally relasped into a
neiseless repose.
Early this morning Chief Davis re-
ceived a call from Maggie Riley who
declared that the infant was the Joint
property of Robert Dalton and her
self. She added that its father failed
to provide the requisite amount OF
nourishment for the little girl, which
is ten days old, and she had therefore
taken it to its grandmother. Chief
Davis could not give the affectionate
mother any advice and she had re-
course to Esquire Quigley, who in bis
turn refused, for lack of law, to issue a
warrant for Dalton's arrest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
POLICE POINTS.

The cases Of the young men who
created a disturbance at the CrystaI
Palace saloon, have been postponed
until tomorrow, when Mr.. Warner
will be able to testify.
Fayctte Reed, for being a vagranl
and making an assault with a knife.
will be tried to. morrow.
After having a difficulty with
another darby yesterday, Archer Den.
mis- went home and got his pistol, which
he wrapped in a newspaper. filed up
with whisky, and then went to the
st%ationhouse with the pistol, told about
his row and asked leave to carry the
weapon for a few days. He was sent
to Jail.
A fine Of two dollars was imposed
upon VIM. Gufin for ~mistreating his
mule.
President Hadden tells the marines
that he has never seen Bret Harte's
great play Mills and never heard
Of Judge Beeswinger.
Two dozen cases we're tried to-day
and 1877 taken in. The boom has
struck the city court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
LEDGER LINES.
Ten days to circus time.

Ten days to circus time.
Painter wanted at Peabody Hotel.
Ozanne& Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown q Jones, coal dealers, 281
Main street.
10000 pounds fresh Concord grapes.
very cheap, D. CanaIe & Co.
The Memphis Daily Nuptial Asso
citation filed articles Of incorporation
to-day.
Sheriff P. R. Athy gave a $5O,5OC
bond yesterday. He has Sc prisoners
in jail.
Mr., j. j. Jordan is now a police
officer, in place Of Mr.. T. B. Condor.
resigned.
Mr.. Walter A. Goodman and Mr.
). M. Coleman have given their bonds
as Magistrates.
Licenses to marry were given this
forenoon to Frank Shelter and Corne.
liza Mccall; Fred johnson and Ella
Mathews.
A sixty mile air line road from here
westward, to the Psramore narrow
gauge road, is announced as one Of the
projects for the near future.
The day class Of the Chickasaw
Matrimonial Association is the best
in existence. Three days old, with a
membership Of nearly one hundred,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
EgsO NEW L 5.
sec0An Arrival Of this Years
Cotton.

Two bales of new cotton arrived
this morning, one from Como, Miss,
and the second bale from that State,
the first having come last Saturday
night by the steamer James Lee, as
before reported.
The bale from Como is badly ginned,
and the grade low. 1t is no example
Of what may be expected of Pamela
county when the crop ripens, as that
region turns out the finest upland
cotton on earth.
The first bale from Alabama was
shipped by R. NJ. Carter, from Price
vile, not far from Decatur, and con-
signed to Mallory 4 Crawford. 1t was
much the best of the two, though not
equal to the FIRST bale by river from
below, al heretofore reported. The
two bales were both sold in front Of
the Cotton Exchange at l O'Clock this
afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
Election in Arkansaw.

News from 0sceola, Ark, the CAPT
tai Of Mississippi county, is to the
effect that w. B. Haskins has been
reelected by a decided majority over
w. j. Bowen. The Republican can
didate, Nose Elliot, colored, did NOT
get over fifty votes in the county. DR.,
Grundy McGaVock was chosen to rep.
resent the county in the Legislature
badly defeating McVeigh, the Tenn
perance or Prohibition candidate.
The County Judgeship is in doubt,
the race being close between s. s.
Semmes, John Blackwood and L.
Bevel, the latter Republican.
About 1000 votes we're cast in the
county, and il was the largest ever
polled. A cOlOred Republican,
named higgins, is believed to be
elected Assessor Of the county, owing
to the fact that half a dozen or more
white Democrats we're out for tho
Office. The election was peaceful
throughout. 1t is believed the whisky
license law was carried, though this is
uncertain,
Judge Frierson, Of Crittenden, car
ried Mississippi county by a large
for the Circuit Judgeship.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
KOSCHER SAUSAGE,
Manufactured bySeesseI, AshneT
d Co. Albert Seessel's Market,
l24 Main street. 6
New PanoIa Countv Co,,on


The first bale Of new cotton from
Pamela county, Miss, arrived ibis
morning, shipped by McGehee Bros
to MADDEN & Harrington, Of this city
1t was the production Of r. t. Key
on the plantation Of Hugh McGehee
and weighs four hundred and fv,
pounds. The bale bears evidence O.
the enterprise, industry aud earnest
labors of the grover, the ship.
per, and all connected with il,
in their efforts to ship us a speci.
men Of grand old Panola's valuable
staple. 1t lisa little nappy, but new
cotton, freshly ripened, is always diff.
hcult to gin, and this slight defect
will be fully overcome in later and
drier pickings. This bale is the sec.
Ond to reach us from Mississippi this
season, and those interested deserve
praise for their efforts in forwarding
it to market so early. The bale was
sold at one o'clock to-day in front Of
the Cotton Exchange to the highest
bidder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06

plead guilty to being drunk, but said
he was not in the habit of getting SO.
will you promise to quit drinking
entirely, if l let you go2" queried the
Judge.
Me take the pledgel Me, sir: 1
am a man of honor, sir, and bind my
self by no oath. A-a-hl Judge, you
are not aware of the sterling charac-
ter of the nan with whom you deal"
Screamed the little man, who kept up
an incessant splitting.
You expect me to let you 20 and
get drunk again, do your" asked the
Court.
"Oh, no. l only wish to be at lib.
erty to take a glass with my friends
when | SO desire, sir. COnviviaIity
and Ryan are synonymous terms. and
my friends would feel agrieved. But
| will know when to stop -"
Scat" whispered the Judge, and
the door closed upon the irrepressible
drinkor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
OLIVER, FINNIE 6 co.

500 barrels silver Moon New
Process Flour, none better.
200 barrels Royal Patent Flour,
very fine.
Creamery Butter, by express
every day.
All grades of COfEeerOasted daily
silver Moon Baking Powders
absolutely pure and unadultersted.
Best quality cut, granulated,
powdered and Brown S0gars
Finest grade OF Pure Sugar Syrup
Pure Cider and Pickle Vinegar
Oatmeal, Graham FlOur, Rye
Flour. Cracked wheat, HON
my, Grits, ChOcOlase, COcOa
shells, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-06
BLACK HAWK TOBA eco,
III. ESCH, Sole Agent.
o

Mr.. Fred Hum and j. D. Ware
have gone away for a few days.
Colonel Sam H. Coward and family
returned home yesterday from the
springs.
Miss Callie Daman will reopen her
school, cor. Clay and DeSoto streets,
Monday, September 18th. 6
Miss Hattie Ennis returned home
yesterday after an absence of several
months, attending the Normal Insti
tute, Lebanon, Ohio,
Mr.. John j. Weller is to be assist
ant postmaster and his expected chief,
Mr.. ]. Fl. Smith, has gone on a visit
to his family at Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Thomas OrOtty died yesterday,
aged sixty three years, and will be
buried this forenoon from ID Turlvy
street, the residence of his sou-in law.
Mrs. Maggie Apperson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bond, and E. NJ. Apperson, jr.,
arrived from Bolton, Texas, evening
before last, Oh a visit, and are guests
of Mr.. e. M. Apperson, on Linden
and Wellington streets.
Colonel Garland P. Ware, OIL
Brownsville, a former citizen Of this
city, was here yesterday on a visit fol
the first time since last spring. He il
apparently in perfect health, and still
takes a lively interest in Memphis at.
fairs.
Mr.. Alfred Renkert has gone Il
Knoxville to college. Mrs. P. Law.
less left yesterday for New York, By
way Of St. Louis. Mrs. NJ. A. Hen
dirk is home again. Mr.. Sid Cool
will be in Ohio by tomorrow. Mis-
Settle Johl, after an absence Of sever
weeks at the various watering places
East, has returned, to the delight o
her many friends. Colonel G. W
Lappington, Of Ohicot, Is in the city
Mr.. H. N. Towner and wife hay,
returned from Texas, and Miss Sadi,
Job is back from an Eastern tour
Mr.. G. v. Dixon is out on atouI
through North Mississippi and else
where. Miss Georgia Frazer haI
returned from a visit to Madison
county. Miss Fannie Bigley has gont
to st. Cecilia seminary in Nashville
General Luke =. Wright is getting
over a sick spell, and General G. w
Gordon is out after a slight siege o
illness. Miss Bessie Bryan has come
home from Middle Tennessee.