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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-23
rnRisrRAs EVE.
BY v1RorsIA A. FSAzKR


Memphis Appeal.
It's Christmas Eve-the leaden skies hang low,
And thick fog like a great-coat hugs the
While through the slush and sullied snow
there comes
A mingled tramp Ofmany hurrying feet.
The lamps, Ike stars, are twinklins one by
But now a bsisht unbrOksn chain lief
and b. IL CLEAN. the laden passes tell
Howell the 7yeat world keeps rs Chri'tmDa
Il Gibbs and aEeTs nsain lis joyops tide,
And still the surgine hRnpY crowd 20 by
Rsnemb'rlng not the bitterness q life
forgetful Of theteag that dinsthe eye
BuI q still figure stands apart from all
ftsdsrk hair flowing like . veil Of night,
The white arms folded rs though IN thought
The head bowed low to hide the face from
sight.
What cares she for the merry Christmas tide?
The rosy, laughing faces some and 60,
But no one hears the weary cry that floats
Upon the frosty air, across the snow
Forgotten az the great world but forgets-
Too hanny for the world OF grief and sin
u y "a u NAkAk 80 49, NNN
win no one hear herr no one let her in2
Ali no sweet charity TO hear her call!
Too poor 10 seek the presence otthe great,
Too low her voice TO let her moan be heard,
Too pr-ud 70 beg beside the rich mans gate
As il in supnliegtion for the. lSlrs
That bow and bend and break beneath the
rod.
Begondthe noisy din in still repose.
The old cathedral lifts its arms to God
Its great heart ever open unto grief.
Its kind roof shelter for the weary bead,
It's shrine a rest unto the broken heart,
Itsholy silence requiem torthe dead!
Within one sacred light burns on the shrine
A cold. dark cruciix the watches keep
That hold within its arms q pale sweet Christ,
Whose soft eyes filled with sorrow seom 70
weep
No human heart beats there tonight save
Bowed low beneath the crueifx alone,
AwOman kneels, an outeast p0urs her soul
All there is Onel yes, Christ will hear her
moan
It's midnight's hour the pale Christ seems to
movo,
An ecAo seems to shake the l~ist'ning trees,
And the night winds whisper to the sleeping
world;
I'VE did il not unto the least of these"
The Merry Christmas breaketh cold and clear,
And glad hearts greet the day with loving
eyes, n-
They gltner softly in the great old ehrroh
EAround the Manager where the Baby lies.
But lookl beneath the holy. mellow light,
AeOld dead face a woman's smileth sweet
The white arms ~elinging closely TO The cross,
The fair head pillowed at the Tale Christs
feetl
December q, 1881.
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southcrn n,nlo CInInns.
Epeeial 70 Cincinnati comm.rnial

hpeoial 70 Oinoinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-Dur.
ing the late war a large sum OF money
vas raised by the United States BY
direct taxes on the people Of Insured.
%tionary States. The Internal Revenue
Bureau is now preparing a statement
Of the amount 80 raised, which does
not seem heretofore to have been
definitely known. The exact amount
is desired by .he First Comptroller
of the Treasury Lawrence, who is
preparing an opinion at the
request Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, upon the question as to whether
the act imposing the direct taxes
did not provide for the return after
the war Of one. half OF the taxes col.
lected to the States wherein they we're
collected. A cursory estimation Of
the act in question would lead 20 the
that Congress intended that
half Of the money should be 80 70.
Turned. But the Secretary Of the
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be Nsllchal cemetery. Major james
Gaull, who Is In the city, 10 whom the
matter was referred, settled the matter
yesterday to the entire satisfaction Of
all parties concerned. Messrs. Morris
and Kennedy. the contractors who are
building the county bridge, will make
q slight change 10 the line as first
located, the railroad company paying
them for the extra work. There will
be no delay or stoppage of the work
by either the railroad company or the
o)unty.
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Attachment Nonan.

Before J N Coleman, ]. p. for sbelhv oour,v
Ienn.-IB Gins a Co. We. Ben Rufus,
n this cause an attachment HAVING been
\ sued out under section A55 oftho ode Of
tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of tho defendant and afidavit
having boon made that defendant Il
Indebted 10 tho plaintiff in the sum u $50
due by account, and that the claim n
Just, and that the defendant is q NON.
u is therefore ordered that said deiendan,
male bis. personal appearances before ma an
the 9th day Of January, 1883, at no o'cloel
q. M, al my ehee, No. 10 Madi on st-eet
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend naId
By law, or the same win be- pro.
with ~ex-parte; ana that a copy Of this
order be publighod orcD a week for ION,
weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the 2lst day Of pocsnber, 1882.
81 1903 100 lis
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SOTIOE.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. SHELBY Co.
0prrou nourTv n,rn. n.-- Na

DiAfE W IEhhESBEE. bHELBY co.,
OFFICE COUNTY Cor At CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, december 7, ieS2
TO. o. II Joter, administrator Of Charlie w.
Jeter, deceased. ~
LAYING suggested the insolvency Of the
Ii estate Of Cbas, W. Jeter, deceased. Won are
hereby ordered to give notice, by adyertise-
ment IN some newspaper published within the
$40 state, and also at the courthouse door OF
shelby county,tor all persons having claims
against said estate, to apI ear and fle tha
same, with the Clerk Of the D0unty Court aus
thentieated in the manner prescribed BY law,
and any claim not filed on OF before said day
or before an appropriation OF the funds ofsaid
estate is made, shall DO fore ser barred, both
10 law and equity.
Witness rs band. at Office, this '7th day of
HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk,
By Louis Kettmaun, d.. O
Notice Is hereby given as r%equired by above
orderi CT. JBTER, Admr.
~. NJ" 80 20 "a l03
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A Materialized Spiritual Mani.
fesfattOm.


Old Mr.. Gluckey is just now going
through with a very aggravated case
OF spiritualism. He attends a differ.
ent seance every evening and sits six
teen hours out of the twenty four
with his fingers stretched out on the
table and his eyes fixed on the north
east corne OF the ceiling. In fact,
Mrs. Gluckey finds him asleep in that
position at least a dozen times per
diem.
About three o'clock the other
morning Mr.. G.. was awakened BY a
noise in the room, 50 he sat up and
listened.
"Wass- natter" yawned Mrs.
Gluckey, turning over.
IS. s-b!" SAID Mr.. g., in a whis-
per. II heard a noise in the room
just now. Do you know just where
the matches are?"
Perhaps it's your precious spir.
its" sarcasticllly observed his better
halt.
Mr.. Gluckey thought this a very
reasonable Suggestion indeed an he
said. softly:
Are there any shirts nresen,2p
Three affirmative Fans
"Ahl do O hear tba,pn and Mr.
G. triumpbantly nndSed his snonss
"Are Won in The snir;t form9p
One ran
ST6en Won .ro m.,or;ol;,od9n ..;d
the old oeStlemon mncb dnl;Ob,oS ''u
Three rams Nu''p'
"Sbsll I strike a liob,2"
Tba &snir;,s 49, IN
"NolS saw OuS rap
"Have vou commrn;o,,;o. .
makeS" 10
n
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No,,ce.

No. 4676-In the chancery Court of Shelby
County, Tenn;-W D Btaliings ct al VS.. Ed
mOnd Taylor ct al.
n appearint from Sherif's return in this
Il cause, that the defendants, ia es ha:ney
and deOTge Mang ar not to be found In his
county i Is therefore ordered that they
make their appearsnce herein, at the court
house Of shelby county In Memphis, Tenn,
lSS3, and plead, answer or iemur to COMPLAIN
ant bill or the samewill be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex parte; and
that q copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks In the PUB
lie hodRer.
This 9th day Of December, 1882.
A c0py-Attest:
R J BLACK, Clerk and M~aster.
ByJ NJ Bradley, y. G, a. M.
W D Wilksrson and Malone & watson, soils
or compl't 81 oS 10I 1T
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SUICIDES CRANKs;
Or the CuriOsItios Of sslrnurder

A record of tho oddities, romances
and absurdities Of self slaughter in
Europe aud America, is the latest OF
the publications Of Richard X. Fox,
Police Gazette Publishing House.
New York. The work presents in a
condensed aud graphic form some Of
the most careful, astounding and val
liable information on this gloomy
subject ever given from the press.
The chapters on the origin of suicide,
suicide as a crime, and the statistics,
causes and methods Of suicides are
real essays, pregnant with invaluable
facts and well worthy of preservation
as contributions to our literature.
The book is lavishly and appropriately
illustrated,
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RaiIrond Items.
yiokiburs Commercial, 81,

Major EdWards, while in Memphis.
on Monday last. closed a contract with
Burke, Foley q McMahen. railroad
builders, for grading fifty miles
OF road, commencing at a point fifteen
miles south Of Memphis, TO be COM
pleted by July LIST, the first fifteen
miles having been previously let TO
John Donnelly 4 Co to be completed
by June LIST.
There has been a slight difference
between the management Of the Mem
phis 4 Vicksburg Railroad Company
aud the Board Of Supervisorsin regard
TO the surveys locating the two differ.
ent lines Of road on the west side Of
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Tssasafyis not suEs tie. tha set wifi
be=s this construction without iufthet
action % the part of Congress. If
Comptroller Lawrence should decide
that the act referred to makes an APP
preparation Of one halt OF the taxes
collected to the State from which they
were collected, it would be quite a
windfall for the Southern Treasures.
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Ball at the Windsor Hotel.
SATURDAY, 27-ArrERyooN.


Meet of the Montreal Tandem Club
Dominion Square.
Snow Shoe race by the various clubs of
the city, Montreal Lacrosse Grounds.
This programme will probably be ak
tended by introducing other novel At
fractions, among which may be named
excursion across the st. Lawrence on the
Lee Railway Of the Southeastern Railwa
Company, and a Lalrosse match to b.
played on skates on the river rink.
The Club Rooms and Gymnasium Of the
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Will be opened 70 visitors attending The
carnival.
The rooms Of the Fish and Game Club
will be at the service of sportsmen visiting
The LEDGER is indebted to the hon.
orable Secretary, G. K. Starke, of tn,
General Committee, for an invitation
to be represented upon the occasion
Tor which thanks are due. Our Wash.
IngtOn correspondent, who has Travelled
in Canada, and is we'll acquainted with
leading citizens Of the Dominion, will
be commissioned 10 attend, and il f
hoped will be able to do so, and favol
our readers with a series Of his En-,
descriptive letters from Montreal
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Some heather are not as much Of
the heather as VIC may think; read q
Mahometan proverb, God has be.
slowed the coed things Of this world
TO relieve our necessities, not to re
ward our yirtues;these will be reward.
ed in another world" We know Of
no greater necessity 10 be relieved
than a stubborn cold, and we know Of
no better RELIEF than DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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Grammar By TeIenhono.

Mr. EDIToR:-Please stir up the
telephone people. The service Is not
satisfactory. So many people complain
for not getting answers Tor many min
utes-and gets tired waiting for AM
swers, and gets mad sometimes. and
don't car if telephone runs or not.
MANY FRIENDS.
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dress.

COCAINE, a compound Of Cocoa.
nut Oil, beauties the hair and is
sure to allay all itching and irritation
Of the scalp.
The superiority of BuRNErr's
FLAvoRINo EXTRACTS consists in
their perfect purity and strength.
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AdministratOr's sale.

nNThursday, 2lst inst. atthe lite residenes
" Of Mrs. Ellen McFadden, doseassdS NJ
no. 70 Ohio avenue, / will ,eli at public aucs
tlon All the p'rsonal property Of said de-
peeSeu, c9nsistlng OF parlor, bedroom. dining
g1ing, ,chiIa ware, etc. Sale 70 commence Mt
" oiOck an SO NJ %
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood, ETC., I will send
a reciPe that viii cure you, FRER oil
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary In South America, Send A
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH n,
IENAS, Station D. Now York City.
~62xxxiv62d
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..RuCHn.PAIRA.r

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
eases. 81. Druggists.
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COMMUNICATIONS NotIca

HAVING been appointed administrs,o,
AAwith the will annexed Of Elizabeth RSo'
ton. ttls Is % n9tity, all p,rsons, II any, wGS
: "a 70 my At orneys, Flippin a Flipp,n. M NJ
u Madison street, within the / me- presc,ihsJ
law or tho same will DO forever barred
pt,.. Il. RAYNRR,
o. "a
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The Time Cor Women 10 Vote.

Detroit rec Press.
"Gem'len," replied Brother Gard
ner, ut pears to me dat when de
men Of dis kentry make a fai' ure of de
bizuess Of runnin' it dar will be an
opportunity for de wimen folks TO take
hold. IL God had designed woman
for a pollytishun, he wouldn't hsye
wasted so much time ON her h'ar.
teeth, eyes, complexion and general
outfit. Any sort Of a thing on legs
kin vote, and moas' any sort Of q nan
kin git oiice. When woman becomes
a failure as a wife, mother and sister
we'll try an make an elector OF her.
When dar am no furder use for mod.
esty, charity an womanly Kindness.
we'll all 80 in fur a high ole pollyticai
campaign"
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Friday. January Ie. IsSa.

sell on Presidents Island. at former resi-.
Lence of late 7 Davis, ST, in Shelby county.
Tenn, bttween the hours Of II a M and2pm'
at public auction, to the high Sd bidder for
cash the following property described in said
l519 hands high, eight years old. named XII.
now on Presidents Island.
s5 Ill JAMES sMYTH, Trustee.
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Minter Onrnlynl al monlrenl.

A programme Of a grand Winter
Carnival has been arranged by lead
ing clubs and societies Of Montreal,
for next month. 1t will run from the
23d t the 9th OF January, inclusive,
and will be a unique and brilliant
event, representing the sports and
amusements Characteristic Of a Cana
dian winter under the most favorable
auspices.
1t may interest many of our South
ern readers who rlr " see snow
enough to slide a sleigh, or Toe thick
enough to bear a pair Of skates, to
reproduce the programme. 1t is as
follows.
WINTER CARNIVAL, MONTREAL,
JANUARY, 1888.
TUESDAY, 2-AFTERN00N.
Inaugural Of lee Palace, Illuminated
during every evening Of the week By the
electric light.
Inaugural of the new Toboggan Hills
underline auspices of the Montreal Tobog-
CANNING Club. Open to visitors tothe city
during the week.
EVENING. =.
Concert by the SnowShoe Clubs.
WEDNESDAY, 4-AFTERNooN.
Proposed civic half holiday.
eleighing on Sherbrooke street.
Snow Shoe Steeplechase from McGill
University grounds.
EVENING
Grand Snow Shoe Tramp and Torch
light Procession by all the Snow Shoe
Clubs Of Montreal.
THURSDAY, 25-AFrERSooY.
Trotting and other c on the ice Of
theSt Lawrence.
Grand Bonspiel by the Curling Clubs of
Canada, and skating races and games on
the river Kinks.
EVENING.
Fancy Dress Carnival, Victoria Skating
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Trustee,s Sale oil RenI Es1a1e-

trustees Saie Of Real Estate,
Rf virtue ola deed Of trust execu,ed bv
~ Anna kusehhsupt 60 Mrs, sarah z AZ.
kinson or her representatives on the LAT dSv
o. January, 1874. recorded 10 book 10 nses
nv h.g ,ster's office Of Shelby county. 4, nm.
se; % the representatives Of MIRA. Sarah n
Atkinson. will sell for cash a. the southWest
eIsner 81 Man and Madison stfoets, Mem
PMS, Tenn, at u o'clock on
Satnrd- y. Jannary I3, 1888,
70 the highest bidder, the foliowi Q desc ibsd
lot Of land; Beng lot No 6 IN ths GtRirSee1u
a. division on which is situated a mall
mouse eoutainins three rooms, bound
ca as follows: Beginning al TIE s4ptb-
eat corner Of BaciFnlupo's lot
o. me west eide Of Lee avenue running
N noe west 200 f-et 70 an alley; thence SOUTH
10 Ieet; thence east 200 feet, to Bse avenue;
tnence north rs feet, 10 he beginning
~ ,quity Of red mption is Wa we'd in said
Trust deed; and the title is iuppoied 0 be good
out we will sell and conyery as tru tees ,nly,
i Us.
ROBERT A. YOUNG,
Wis kxrs rs 5. II. Atkinson.
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are treated with unusual success By
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa
tiop, N. \. Send stamp for pamphlet.
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FRIDAY 26-AFTEREooN.
Continuation Of Bonspiel and Hockey
Match on the river inks.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DHDBR and by a certain trust decd exe-
~ 9uted juno II, 1881, 10 me as trustee By
Tg Davis, 81, duly recorded in no Registers
othce OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Clattel
Book No 20, pags s08, to secure an indebted
ness therein set forth. | will an
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It's miinight's hourl the pale Christ seems to
move,
An ecAo seems to shake the ~list'ning trees,
Aud the night winds whisper to the sleeping
world:
"Ye did il not unto the least Oftheso."
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Mothers. Mothers =!
Mothers -.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken CT your rest hya sick child
Suffering and crying with the ex
crueiatll 6 pain OF cutting teeth !?
If so. go at once and get a bottle
of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is hot a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest TO the mother,
aud relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
IL safe to use In all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription of one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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Human Suffering Relieved.

Intensely severe headaches, con
stipatiun of the bowels, deiiciencn
of bilious secretions, fatu'ency,
unsteatiiness and Weakness OF
muscular power, !owness ofspir!ts
desponoency, heart fiutterings,
nervous debility aud weakness
promptly cured by using Browns
Irown Bitters. a true tonic, mi
versa.ly recommended by the med
ical nroiession.-Nedical journal.
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p.Cs OEs4E SYRUP fo,

recent Or chronic Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice. Irritability of the
Larynx and Fauces, and other
I,,flamed conditions ofthe Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared aud sold by JOS. Z
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib-
daux. La.
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A Couch. Cold or So

"A COuOn, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an IN
cn,u5le Lung Disease or Consnup
tioa, BRO WIS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES DO not. disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
ba'sams, but act directly on the
infsmed parts, allaylng irritation,
give relief in ASTHMA, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, and the 1hroat
Troubles wkich Singers and Pabfic
Speakers are subject to. For thir
ty years Browns Bronchial Tr-
ches have been recommends. by
ph, sicians, and have always Civ
Ell perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies of the age. Sold at 70
ents q box everywhere.
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RENEW YOUR LEASE. There

RENEW YOUR LEASE. - There
are times in every ones life when
energy fails aud miserable feel
ing comes over them, mistaken
for laziness. Danger. turks in
these symptoms, an they arise
irvm diseased organs. Parker's
Ginger Tonic will restore perfect
activity to the Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys, purify the blood,
and renew your lease of health
aud comfOrt.-AdcOcate.
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: Subscribe to the SEr1InEE.
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IS. T. GrisamSre has trace
chains, plow shares, plow hanoles
plow beams, names, single trees
denh!e trees, backbands, plows,
8 ,ades aad slloyels for sale.
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DO you want burner and
chimney that will not break l
you do, cali arS. T. Glisamoie'
stove Depot.
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RRIGHTs DISEASES OF TIE
KIDrE1 8, DIXBETEs.-No dam
ger from these diseases If sou use
Hop Filters; besides, l,eiig. the
best family medicine ever made.
Trust no other. sa
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oilauy. La.

Olaux, La.
Now that dark nights are
approaching buy one of those
splendid Lanterns in Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
Neither wind nor rain can blow
or put them out.