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LOUISA.
soIREE- cHRIsTxAs-TREE - MR.. NE'hhh'
LASp's rUxEnAL-wIfEAT CROP.


.o,yvr-c uprsrxAs-TREE - Mr.. NEITHER
LAyp's ruxEnAL-wIrEAT CROP.
f,.orrosnorao,cc of The Richmond Dispatcb.l
LouIsA COURTHOUSE, VAy
Decembcr'26, 1882.
II was your correspondents prFiie!c 70
attend a soire< Thursday evening las, gl'en,
by the Young ladies OF the Home Scnooi y,
this place. | do not know VINO orignn.eu
the idea Of a female boarding-schoo', Dul
he Is entitled TO q "morufnent more 's,'ns
than brass" The exercises consisted OF
both vocal and Instrumental music rem
dered with much ease and elegance by Tue
young ladies. and doing great credit 10
their teachers. We wish Mrs. WINSTON
much success In her undertaking OF estaD-
fishing permanent school ior young
ladies.
The Christmas tree at the Disciples,
church last night passed OIL quietiy, anu
throughout the whole evening nothing nap.
pened TO disturb the festivities. IL Is said
that the exhibition OF presents on the three
trees was the most beautiful ever seen mere.
| suppose the aggregate cost OF the whole
could not have been less than 500. inc
exercises OF the evening were opened py
short speech and prayer by Elder J.. A.
Cutler, followed by Mr.. W. s. Gooch In =
speech Of welcome, which was applluded
loudly; then Mr.. w. II. Young made 4
few "funny remarks" TO the children, and
commenced the distribution OF the pre-
SCENTS, which occupied about IN hour and
half.
The community was shocked and sad
dened yesterday morning to hear OF me
death OF George Netherland. who died
from injuries received in a railroad accl-
dent near Milboro'. Mr.. Nctherl1nd was
well and iayorably known to our people;
and was member OF the Disciples church
at this place. His funeral will re preached
this morning at lIarris's shop by Elder h.
\. Cutler, his pastor.
The wheat is dong well under the inilll-
enee of the recent rains and snow. and a
full crop i expected by the farmers.
The usual amount OF drunkenness pre-
walls, and any time you look on the street.
YOU may see staggering, degraded, and
piliable man. and sometimes, even. We see
boys in The same sad plight. y. j.
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NEGROES CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS WITH
uHtNkEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIGHTS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disratch.l
DECEMBER %, 1SS2.
Christmas has been ushcrcd in with more
than the usual amount OF celebrating. on
Saturday the I'D one Stuart fcolorcdl
cursed Il gentleman. who theTeupOn struck
him. ! crowd closed around the parties.
and in the mtiee stuart was stabbed twice.
il i not known by whom. He was taken
TO the nearest drugstore. ana his wounds,
which were in the back and three and nine
inches long respectively, dressed by DR..
Henley. This same negro last Christmas
stabbed two men in drunken braWl. for
which offence he has not long been out OF
Jail.
Saturday night another row occurred OH
the farm known rs Neck OF Land, about
Xix miles IRON town. Tie provOcatiOn
was similar, negro having cursed a white
man. No one witnessed the affair, but the
groan> OF the negro awaking the owner,
he was found TO be very badly injured.
"The combat deepens" at this writing.
George Brown (colored), inilamcd by whis-
key. got npOn the war-paih. Having cut
o man and been thrlshcd down town, he
Ntni Nl) lh' Silttt uuu llltIttUtu Nv y
ladies' in a savage manner. Upon the
sheriff ordering him to be quiet, he drew
4 knife and dclicd the authorities, and had
TO be knocked down before Inc could be
secured and sent to jail.
Great sympathy has welled up from the
compassionate bowels OF certain ones. Ia
menting that $50 good man. should be
kept in "durancc yile,D but the least re-
Election will convince any one that all OF
this disgraceful conduct Of the negroes is
only the natural fruits OF the teachings sf a
political party which called itself lib.
eral." Ii the crocodile sorrow exhibited
for the imprisoned party and the pains
taken TO explain TO the colored brethren
why law-breaker OF their race should
have been so dealt with by posse sum-
moned to arrest him had not been so lu-
dicrous, contemplate would have supplied
the sense exceedingly well.
IL Is reported by persons living in the
neighborhood that for some nights past
mysterious lights have been seen fitting
within the Masonic lodge. No doubt il is
Old Santa Claus endeayoriug to take the
degree Of SHINING up the creased pole. A
watch will be set TO catch, il possible. the
goblin brother. w.
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LYNCHBURG.
urncr aApLAxp's RETIREMENT--THE CHRIST
MAS HOLIpAY-CHURcH MATTERS.

/
MAS HOLIpAY--CHuRcn MATTElts'
tcorrcsponocnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 90, 1882.
The retirement from the bench OF Juugc
James Garland. OF the Corporation Cour',
was attended with proceedings OF most
interesting character on Saturday. Inc
Lyuchburg bar passed resolutions oi es-
teen and admiration, and they were pre-
scnted by Mr.. X. q. ii. kean, one Oh tue
ablcst members Of the legal fraternity Oh
Virginia. in a speech OF signal cloqucnee
and beauty Of expression. The venerable
jurist's response beitted the occasion. ana
was couched I'm elegant and feeling terms.
.Judee-eicct Latham. who has beeh III ior
some weeks. will have sufficiently recover
ed 10 preside at the opening Of the Janu-
airy term Of the court.
We had pretty cloud - Christmas OIL
IL here, and so much intoXication was
never before known. The police record
is unusually long, chronicling the dispose
ton OF about thirty cases. The Use oil hre-
works was INDUCED in to an alarmlng eN-
tent, and caused many to regret that me
CITY Fathers had ever been moved WIN
spirit OF 80 much libcrality toward the
ioyS.
The usual Christmas services were held
at ali OF the Episcopal churches yesterday
and At the church OF the Holy Cross. The
decorations were numerous and exceed
ingly attractive, and the music at 81. PauPs
and the Catholic church was superb.
A committee, composed Of MesSrs. G. X.
Lewis. +. r. Lee, J. W. Fulks, l.. G. Lee.
and i. G. Uutter, has been appointed Dy
the congregation of Epiphany chapel for
the purpose OF canyassing the matter OF
constituting the chapel separate church
organization. Both Bishop Whittle and
Rev. Il. NJ. Carson, rector OF -. Paups,
the mother church, favor the plan. which
is agreeable likewise 30 Rev. l.. :. Gregory.
minister in charge Of the chapel. and to the
congregation. BEAUMONT.
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jealous in the cause Of an carly conven-
ton. In view OF the facts, one Of our exc
changes suggests that the people themselves
ought to assemble at their county-scats and
set the convention ball in motion. Some OF
our editorial brethren talk so much about
"bossesn that KELLEY and kcrSER and
their associates on the Democratic Exccu-
tive and States Central Committees hardly
know whether il is allowable for them to
call convention or not. What say you,
gentlemen
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Died. at fifteen minutes past ! o'clock- Decent
heT 24th. .firr long Illness. JAMES =. PIH
CELL. In the -iNty-sccOud ycar OF his 9gc-
Ills funeral VIII take plicP from -. Peters &C.
fhcdral WEDNESDAY MORNING at half-rasi ! q
o'clock. The friends Of the family are requested
10 attend.
Died. at his residence at Midlothian. Chester.
field county. December 18th. nj lalf-plst )
O'Clock II. VI. MIR. THOMAS EUDSPETH. in the
siXty-scY,nih wear of his age.
The funeral will take place NJ his residence 20 9 i.
o'clock 4. NJ. DECEMBER 27rH; burial at linl-
lywood at o'clock L. ". Friends and acqaaint-
auce, respectfully invited 10 attend.
DIED. December 2G'l, at her residence. IN this
city, Miss MITE DURHAM: aged seventy mine
years.
Her funeral viii take place from her residence
THIS "Wednesday EVENING 1T 3 o'clock.
Died, ut the residence Of MIR. II. +. Bedford, 401
CLAY street. on December 10. lSs2. after short
iIlness. EMMA &. WILLIAMS, beloved wife a
Joseph II. Williams.
Petersburg aud North Carolina papers please
conv.
Died, on the 25ih instant. Mrs. ANNA WALL
NfL. wife of Jacob Walncr, in the seventy sixth
year Of her age.
Her funeral took place on yesterday.
Baltimore and BufalO ~. " papers pleas"
copy.
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II HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.

We are showing one Of tie hrg,si stocks OF
LADIES' WRAPS In the city;
FTR.LlNED CIRCULARS from $40 to 500:
sILK-LINED WRAPS from SIP to $40:
TACNETs aud CLOTH CLOAKs:
DIAGONAL CIRCULARS and DOLNAN>:
CIIIIDREN'S CLOAl1S and ULsTlRs at every
price.
We have also on our bargain CONNER
10000 yards Of SHORT and DRESS GOODS.
Amongst tlcm you will find some Fine French
Goods. which viii be sold at one third their
value. Can aud examine .hcin.
You VIII also find PLAIDs and SILK STRIPES
that have been reduced from soc. 20 1861.
We stin show very large stock of sILhc, VEL
VETS, and PLCsIlES-all at new prices.
Our stock # FANCY GOODS forholidly presents
is very large.
over 500 pairs BLANKETS to be sold remark
ably low:
1000 SILK lIANDkERCniE1s- suitable foi
holiday presents:
Our stock OF CARPETS RUGS. MATTlNGS. and
OlL-CLOTlIS 10 Dc closed ont regardless 81
cost;
1000 GENTLEMEN's sCAEFs and TIES for
holiday presents;
10000 GENTLEMEN's HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 to 35c.-onc
half their regular value:
lIANDKERCnnEFS N FANCY BONES for
holiday presents;
Large STOCK Of BALMORA for holiday presents;
HANDSOME LAP-ROBEs far holiday present
600 dozen HANDktRCHIEFS 20 be sold at the
low price Of IOc. for holiday presents.
We have also a centre counter, with lots Of goods
suitable for Holiday presents.
great nanY Will say, II want to Nv a Christmas
present. but really don't know what TO buy If
YOU call on sYCLE BROTHERS their polite
clerks viii show You around, and you will iind
thousands Of useful articles. They occupy -four
noors-ihe largest dry-goods house in The state OF
Virginia. slCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch Store: 1929 Main street. DC l0-cod
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The Democratic press OF the State /, All
talins the subject OF holding a convention
OF the party between this time and the time
for the spring elections. We have no de-
sire TO he eaptious, but think the people
ought at least to have lite rest. Pearls
burg Vi,yiaian.
Thus II appears that there is at least one
paper in Virginia opposed to ;he holding
Of a convention next spring. Some Of The
Democratic leaders do not sccal TO be very
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A Rock for Farmers.

The farmers Aaaudl HcndJook for 1883.
PREPARED by II. II. ARnsBy, Ph d.. FRO
fessor Of Agricultural Chemistry IN Inc
siorrs Agricultural School; and Z. II.
JENKINS, Ph. D.. Chemist TO the Connec-
tici;t Agricultural Experiment Station.
New York -. APPLETON d Co. 1855.
II Is TIC object Of this little book to pre-
sent in compact and portable form much
information which Is Of value 10 the farmer.
For sale by The publishers; and. we sup
nose. u Inc bookstores.
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a special OF the eth from Honey Grove
to the Galveston NtrS says: AtLadonia
Texas, this morning, William Vaughan shot
and MORALLY wounded two brothers
named Boone, greal-gaandsons OF Daniel
Boone, OF Kentucky fame. The tragedy
was the result of some trivial dispute.
About 100 men are in pursuit Of the muir
dcrcr.v
Coal oil or petroleum may be very nice
Tor illuminating or iubricating purposes,
bllt surely II l. not the proper thing to cure
A cough with. DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup Is
looked upon as the standard cough rene
dy.
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Virginia News.

Recently in Highland county a twelve
year-old son Of Mr. Jacob Rider Killed n
She bear weighing 200 pounds.
4 new post-oflice has been established ut
Sherwood, Rockbridgc county, with John
4. Holmes as postmaster.
The Roanoke SqsrdQy Eeuie,c reports
that MIR. W. 6. Craig, clerk to Chief Engl-
neer Maddox, Of the Land and Improve
ment Company. Is missing with sum Of
money variousIy estimated ct from three
hundred TO two thousand dollars. When
last seen he was Oh spree. It Is thought
that he went 30 Lynchbnrg and either spent
so much OF the money that he was ashamed
to return or displayed il and was robbed.
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The question being asked in the interest
OF science In view of prosecutions for
gravc-robbing, how subjects are TO he OBJ
tanned. the State witiiiyanswers: In the
same old way, care being taken not to be
csught. Dispatch.
We meyer saw the humerus III anatomy
before. - IfoTenton Inder.
Where else co,tl0 you see the h'imerus
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O'Fcrralis Notice Of Contest.

HAEElsoNBURG, December 20, 1882.
To tie Editor Of tie Dispatch:
O'Ferrail served notice OF contest yester-
day on Paul. II is Il terrible arraignmenf
OF Mahone's party. Let Democrats aid
O'Ferrall with information. He has much /;
give him more. w.
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:. Example is better than precept."
II Is well known that dyspepsia, bilious at
acks, headache, and many other Ills can
only be cured by removing their cause.
hidney-Wort has beer proved to be the
most eifectual remedy for these, and for ha-
blt,lal costiyeness, which so affllcts millions
OF the American people.
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. lhIs ~ e-~>~--~-~--><-'~">
rr JUST TWO DAYS MORE,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
TO GET YouE
HOLIDAY GOODS
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
TOYS, DoLL.BABTEs, BOOKS,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's DRESSING
CASES,
DESKS, cLoAKs, DRESS GOODS,
LACE GOODS, HANDKERCHiEfs,
FANS. BLANKETS, QUILTS,
TOWELS, TADLE-CLOTIIs, NAPKINS,
sHAWLs, SCAEFs,
sUSPENDERS, SKIRTS,
BASKETS. @ AMES.
Our Toys and FANCY GOODS VIII be closed
ont cheap, "a we intend dlscontinuing tie keep
ing Of such articles. So call TODAY or TO-
MORROW and reap Tic benefit Of our cloiing-out
prices. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
Successors to Levy & Brother,
de- - 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ AT JULIUS MEYER q SONS,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.

Ia order 10 make room for HOLIDAY GOObs
VIC have made special reductions in our
THRESHOLDS DEPARTMENT.
Notice the chingcs:
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAIDS. w,rs
Soc, now 1870.
as pieces sILK-AND-WOOL PLAIDs, were
40 and soc. now 1876;
so pieces siIOODAfI CLOTH, were lG'.c., Ioy
l2.c.;
40 pieces DoUBLE-wlD1IC CASHMERE roe
2jc., now lJc.:
80 pieces TYCOON REP, newest style. ur,
Csc, now 1876;
40 pieces MORE SILKS. were -. now 5nr.
HANDSOME slLK-LTNED MbRyEiLlFrv
CIRCULARS sl5. were 500;
BEAUTIFUL EUR-LINED CIECuLAH.. go.
were :2j:
WHITE sQCIRREL-LINED CRCULAE-. go.
were :26;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS.
IANDsOME FUR-TRlMMfD DIAGONAL
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN De LYON DOLNkNS.ei2 tosi0.
LONG CLOTH JACKEJs-cntirc stock 80 c0.f.
40 dozen TERRh-COTTA MOI>QJ TAlfT
KID GLOVES at Doc:
CuH.DREN's EXTRA LONG. ylEAvY-RiH-
BED. FRENCn-MIXED HOSE 70 Zoe. worth
zoe.
LADIES sOLID-COLOHED HOsr-far ra.r
Tor 25c.;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HO-E. nrul.r
made, NJ 2jc. worth fOc.
We are now opening 1n immense st1cs n
HOLIDAY GOODS.
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES
TOLET-BONE~.
PEHFTMt-BONEs.
DRESSiNG-C A-ES,
WOik-BONTS.
MRIrING-DG~k@.
PAPEVEEIE~.
Nl>P-rRCON HOLDERS.
WALL-POCEEI~,
DclL-BABitS.
Wcarc enabiod 90 off.r thee goods ~ -pi.l..
LOW PRICES.
JULIT~ MEYER IS -.N
dce COZ and COB Broad ,..
Ia TIE BEST CSD-LiYER ,U.
imported by my.elf direct from Nen F.Ha
and guaranteed 20 he pare. free fiom lf..r.
and more easily asslniiated and more 1..or. .
10 the stomach shan other brands ef,l
For sale ~ T. ROBEEI> 8f.TG.
(-ucce--or % Nri0. a. f'.Ia.l
9iQ cast ilnln street. 81 .0..nl.E1
luO 2i-TuSsf--mI
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DEsTEss.

Why will you continue to suffer with
neirral.il when st. Jacobs Oil can he had
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Euuprnl Malice.

The funeral If !. W. ALsOP vil. take place AZ
Lcigh-Strcei BAPTIST church 1HiS MORNING 10
IL o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are re-
specially invited L. attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICE0.
n1rA GRAND PRESENT FOR THE
PEOPLE.

,.s-~->-~-----~--
n1rA GRAND PRESENT FOR THE
PEOPLE.
wo In 70 sold hundreds Of CLOAKs this season.
and now before the season Is over VIC ofcr INC
balance Of our stock OF
cr.o,Ks. DOLMANs, ULsTERs, JACKETS
CIRCULARS AT COST.
DIR crIILDREN's CLOAks
,rc acknowledged superior In quality, style, and
finish. At cost price they arc ~ low rs common
goods are bcing sold nj.
ror CHRISTMAS
AND
NEW YEAR
we are Offering an immense line OF
FANCY GOODsI
RIBBONS,
COLLARS.
JiANDKERCHIrFs,
LACE GOODS,
GLOVES,
GTNTIEGEN's SPRING-TOP FIR-IlNED
GLOVES.
AND ALL OTHER MAKES.
4 beautiful. line of
GENTLEMES's sCARFs
AND
HANDNERCUlEFs.
SILVER JEWKLEY.
PLATED JEWELRY.
HARD RUBBER MOURNING JEWELhN.
In fact thousands Of articles suitable
FOR PRESENTS.
EoTu USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
REMEMBER THE PLACE AND MAKE 30
MISTAKE.
4. LEVY & CO..
Jci7 Glib east Broad street.
aIrWAIT UNTIL SATURDAY
EVENING
AT HALF-PAST FOUR
TO BuY yoUH
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPENED At HALF
PAST 4 O'CLOCK.
DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS
sHELL-BoXEs. FANCY ARTICLES.
We have just received from our buyer in New
York large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS
FUR TRIMMINGS,
FUR LOOPS,
FUR COLLARS.
DOLMANS, CIRCULARS,
JACKETS, CLOAEs,
GARNET ana WlNE-COLOHED CA>IiMLRE-.
large stock
SILK IIANDKEBCHEFs IN numerous variety:
HOSIERY at an price;
CARPETS. RUGS, MATTINGS, and Oh
CLOTHS. 90 DC sold regardless OF cost.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, CONFORTABLEs.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
UNDERsHIRTs for ladies. children. and gentle
men;
INDICATED SHIRTS q; s1.25 worth $3.50:
TERRA-COTTA MOUsQ UETAIEE KID
GLOVES inst received:
WORSTFD HOODS. JACKETS. sCARFs;
GLOVES at very low prices:
RUBBER COATS for ladies and chillrcna' SIPS
worth ~;
JEWELRY. BUTTONS. NOTIONS, &C.. &C.;
Lool az orr BLACK SILK at ! / worth il.75. iusi
from auction;
lBAsKET-FLANNEIS I'm OX-BLOOD. SCAR
LET, WINE, and all other shades Just opened ;
Large stock Of FANCY GOODS for the holidays
at extremely low prices.
orr store viii be kept open EVERY NIGHT I'M
I
some of the great bargains.
ID. & i. MITTELDORFER,
lie 2S-Sn .SuGW 527 Broad street.
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-. TIE BEST COD-LWER m
,.wonnnIEs. AinrOaN. ~.



900 Gases 2-00uui Sweet ~uril-torn.
200 case. 3-rrufg tomatoes:
800 Ca.cs 70 and 2-pouud ~iauilrl i'eI'. f.
81 'H-,+ 2-pound -irwHrrri 3nd tiI'f
80 Cases 2-pounl Lima lf1n. fna ~rr.
loo tase- -ana 2-lpund ~i1ndHn tf-f.rf-
100 Gases i-1ouai timDu tnd iOhrs.r.
80 Cases 3 pound Bartlett Pcir-;
200 Doom John Nnir * SONS Iri t.rN-
Jams. 900 pals frc trfr- nud tfH.i-i, l....
cr-e- french Peas aId Ma. lrDpfr- % Cli -II
dincs. small fsh l;rauiucI; 100 ri..-, l-.- -. i-
g.. and i-pound cans toiuft Ic'f; DN i.E. t.
mpnd,. Walnut .f'lp,rts. Pecan. .lul q. >H'.
100 boxes London Irycr lil-u H..t lO0
boxes Layer Figs ncw): casts Iur'. ''H,.
100 boxes Now itenfrn tii.rN: OBJ rt t."
Currmts. p boxes ~ulanni l,1-l.-. ''N.
Maccaroni and -paeActic; - st.D. ...,
>aiad-Drcssing; 300 buX,, fr-l iuHO. CO...
dies and Carmcl,. Together Wifh .lIf .. .
Oils, Cat-up5. sauces. Mustard. li -D'fi.. iirll'
Coco. tapers, olive. PUtfcl Goods. '.....i frI..
Cigar.. Tobacco. Toilet agi .l..'.t->.fr-,
Backing. spree. Tea. Gel ... ll-. M.l.I
we offer to the tridc at Sew ... ..i'.-. Dlt' u.
4 call. and we guarantee le -g1 .. ..i in pri"
ami quality. GDDuf> 49, IHiIGt 10.
WI. -lIr Fancy 1f.r....
Nos. 10 all o. Ihlr.ecuth -'.af.
oc gg-eni2m
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TFICE or THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK)
on nTfITNfgNn Y
AMCSEMENTS.
I'M Y FTHs.F1 ~ u IA
DICIIMOND THEATRE.


DICIlMOND THEATRE.
IL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
DECEMBER 39Tlf AND 3Orli.
RANDMATINEE SATURDAY EVENING al ?.
Special engagement Of Americas greatest ac-
trcss.
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
supported by Il powerful dram. tic company. under
tile management OF Mr.. William W. Kelly, pre-
senting ON FRIDAY EVENING and at HE SAT-
tkDAl MATINEE,
THE NEW JANE EYRE.
which will be produced with new scenic and me-
eianicai effects introducing IN Act II. lie most
realistic nre-seenc ever placed Oh the American
stage.
SATURDAY NIGHT. December 30tb, first time
In this city Of the great comedy,
SILK or COTTON.
NO advance III prices. Seats secured 1T the Thea
IRE and Ramos Moses Iiuslc-stOre on aud after
IItURsDAl,9 \. VI. dc 27-3ts
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VLEGANr DOMESTIC PREsERI

E'LLIFNN DO II = + NINI.ItI 7
h I'm halt-gall0n ilr-l.
WAN-CliERRl E~. OF lNtf~. pr ACHE.
APPLES. GREEN GAti~-
STRAW BEfRllS and ENGLISH Ft-'t. .
EfE~.
LARGE SMOKED iiEEEiNS~.
~llDkED SALMON and bONiLI>~ cop. .-.
oApE-tOD 'EANBEEHi' p.
MALAGA GRAPES auH FLORIDA oEfN.
NEW WIGS. &C.. Just received go
NOES CHRISTIAN a. WRITE
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WAR AMONGST THE INTERNAL-REvENrE
MEN-EXTREMELY ILL--AN lMP0STOR-TIIE
HOLIDAY AND THE TRADE IL CHRISTMAS
GOODS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-09
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WHEREAS, John German. by his deed Of
w trust, bearing date he 9Th Of February,
1881, duly recorded IN book No. 1876, page s5f
of the Registers office of Shelby comfy, Ten
nesse9, for the purpose Of securing the indebt-
edness and interest therein mentioned, CON
yeyed to Samuel Hirseh as trustee, certain
lot or parcel of land situated in the county Of
shelby and State Of Tennessee, beginning ON
the southwest corner Of Lane avenue and
Ayres strickland running thence southwardly
with the west side Of Ayres street $50 feet,
thence WestWardly 70 feet; thence northward-
ly $50 feet TO Lane avenue; thence eastwardly
vita the south side Of Lane avenue " feet to
tho place of beeinn ng, and being the eastern
Is feet Of lots Nos. 1871, 1872 and 1888, in W g
Lanes subdivision Ofthe Isler tract, and part
OF the same land acquired by said John Cor
man under decree of the Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county, Tenn, in the case of
NJ Lawrence VS. the Heirs of Mary Baxter ct
al, No 46g N X b Of said Court, and corded
in Book No l02, page a., of the Register s
office Of Shelby eounty, Tennessee. And,
whereas, said John German hiss made default
in said trust deed, and the beneficiary therein
has required and directed said sam ell Hirsch,
trustee as aforesaid, to sell said land in the
manner and mode as is therein provided upon
the default OF said John German.
| Now, therefore, i, said samuel Hifsch,
as trustee as aforesaid. hereby give notice, as
is in said trust deed prescribed, that l will ON
Thursday, June s, 1852,
during legal hours. at the southwest corner
| of Main and Madison streets, in the city OF
Memphis, (Dow Taxing District Of Shelby
county,. Tenn, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
within described land,
Equity of redemption waived.
Mav8. 1882. 1886
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-09

No. 4S69-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-State Of Tennessee OF al vs..
James I. Doyle.
1T appearing from the Sheriif's return in
/ this cause that the defendant, James I;
Doyle ''is not to be found in his county,
IL Is therefore ordered that he
make his appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of Shelby county, IN Memphis
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in june
1882, and pload, answer VI demar to complain
ant bill, or the same will be taken fer con-
fessed as 10 him and set for hearing ex;-parte,
and that copy Of this order DO publlsnsd
oncc week, for four successive weeks IN the
Public Ledger.
This I'd day Of May, 1882,
A oopy--Attest:
By ] NJ Bradley, D. G. 4 Nj:
B Lea. G p NJ Turner and Taylor 4 V "a
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