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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

REFORM CLUE FAIR The hill vas Owe
Cd asnn Saturday Nigh, aGcyb 'dy seem0g to
tt)y themselves aad tbs voti1g on tho Il, r
ont articles was spi,i:'d and excitiug. Tho
management have decided TO cno iou3 tho fair
Until to ncrroI nig a',when it viii b, oIGsed with
AZ aucs'oa OF what goods msv b, cl!. Tho
open ao:ing will elise at 10 o'tlIck. when tho
acctet ba'l)tins will o)nm"Gc, and last al hour,
alter which the result vii. b. aGnGu 4. Three
tents Of RecAsbtcs from Washington viii 1t
tend the fair tt-l'ght. Tho following il the VOC
up to date:
For Walsh Vim. Il S1'h l25 Jnshns
Ellie Sc. }. T. R3ckhau IS. s. G. Broal "a NJ.
Is. Harlow -. l. M4rburv II Joha A. Ma
shall I, j. w. Stnaart l.. G9o. Glrhsm2
FOR JewaI'V: Ms Carrie Bsr'o;t 15i. Miss
Ella BrzJr -. Mss Ro5:r'a Moashcr Ct. Mira.
NJ. K. Goodbatd - Miss Ella EIstbrt3
For Hssas: Il /, Peuit 20 &. y. FRI Doi
-. H. NJ. FoI!z II.
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Feeble EGGiPS.

hoae lsnauid, tirssome Sensations, ceus;r 2
10u 70 ioei scarcely able to ba on our feet that
all 'tSeasticily driving the bloom from Your
,ns.h', mat continual strain upon your Vita
:a.Ges' rendering you irlitsole and ifeful, can
10y oe removed by the uso Of that marvellous
.t,i'o.;y, pop Blttals Irregularities ard OF =.
,suE.lons OF ycur system are relieved 1t once,
r.,ie Inc special Cause period O.. pain is ner.
r,a,,oH; removed. Will you heed This - Gin.
''"'0f' SatUday Night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

iRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY Stock -
d ine CCmmlssIole ls of the Sinking FUND Of thit
w. wy sold few days ago one hundred lh,res O
i ne common stock # tho Virgini. Mid COO
Hai way C,mp.ny at 95 cents On ,b, dollar
TSSnehou'g sold short time sg) st 10 cents
Tvs sICck Il now worth SIS ants
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| 1882 aazAp 1882
KOUTE

~ ~ ~ &C 3aEAA 49, -
TO rHs a 10 81 D VII : s 52GFs " ssr
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENs&E
MAGNIFICENT QUIPA
In feet January %, 1882.
Trains leave Washington, from station, corne:
CfSiX!h and 3 straes:, rs folloWs:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
EInrefs Of Pall;aan Eo.el and S.eeping Cars
81 . 50 O. In. dtily; fa:. Line. 80 g. m.
daily with SleApiGg Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati. Western E1pIess 90 p. m. daily,
with Palace Cara to Fittsborg and Ci5cn natl.
Mail kxpress 81 50 r. NJ daily for Pittsburg
and The West.
Baltimore and Polcm,c Railroad.
For C.nsndaIgue, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
at 9 % p m. daily. except Saturday, with Pa.
ace Csrs TO Cansndsigus.
For Wlllismsport, Lock Hsvsn snd Elmira. at
8 81 q. m. daily. except Suadav.
For Neg York snd the Esst' co 8. NJ. 10 80 a.
NJ. 81. SEQ and 10 20 p. m. On Sunday
50. 0 50 ard 10 70 p. n. LiniLed express Of
Pallman Parlor Cars. 8 50 u IL. daily. except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, sll lhroul h trains connect
st jersey City with bos!s { f Brooklyn Annex,
sfording direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
AvtllIDg double fsrrisge across New York
For Philadelphia, SO 8. m, 10 S0a. m, 80
4o. SO. and 10 70 .. m. On Sunday, 80.
~, 50, and 1922 p. N. Limited Express,
9 90 q. III. daily except Sunday.
Fer Baltimore. ID, 8 o. 8 80, 1881 a. m and
80 4 20. 4 40. s 40, I 80, 80. and 10 20 p. m.
On Sunday. eco, Q ~ 6. NE, 81, S DO. 7 80,
SO and III - p q.
For Pops's Creek Line. c 20 Il. NJ. and 40 p m
daily, except Sunday.
Fo: Anuspois. 6 40 3. m. and - p. M daily
except Sunday.
ALEXAN DRIA AND FRHDERIOKSBURg
RAILWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAIL nOAD.
For A.lsIandris G. so, 7 20, Y2O, ii % and
IL 60 s. H., 20. &, e %. 6 % aud IL 81 o. M.
On Sunday ct 81, 9 u, IL co and II 25 q. M
and 0Jp II.
For Richmond and the South, 80 and IL 20 a.
m. daily, and % Q m. daily except Sunday;
Trains lesve AleZaldris for Washington, o.Gu
8.05, So, and 10 q. Ia; 40, 3. s. I, and
~ p. N. snd II ilnight. On Sunday at
Oh, S 50. sad lUA NJ; 100 and 8 - D. m,
Tickets and Information At the Office, north sst
corner OF 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, and st
the station. where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences. j. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. isu23
ADIKS' AHRKIC and COTpDN TN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

a BoMESHELL TO BE EXPLoDED-On 10
morrow tos!utd.y) morning Va Will commence
70 close cut sll our remsining stock of Carpets,
Oll Cloths, Rugs. &c. at asures much bs,o n
sner general cost and va'u,, il oidsr TO m ske q
cnange IN this department.. Call and examine
oar prices; it will pay you WELL Wemesn hus.
iaess, aud are resdy 10 meet any and all pric IS
IN our line. li.L20-lwl l. RiCHBEku.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

COUNTY CoUET.-The Ja0ulIy term OF Ire
CJuoty Court. Jujge Jsmea Slags:er prsEid-
ioc, commeuc,d o. the old Cou'! ll.uje ia this
city. ttil morning.
The grand jury. S;N2haa B Wi52yt, foremiu.
Jsmos l.. MEADE. Christopher Unstello, Wm.
\ Rowe. ] ohm D Nau,k. J. W. Vei:ch. Joho
Wilson, Joseph Fields. John Slater, Haps1u
Toanpsoo, William Il. Hstca. FfsrcIs NJ.
NAs. john D. Payne. Wm. w. P.!m:r. Henry
Gray, Joe! Il. Whitehead, g. ID. Nelly, Fail
lax Il. T,y,os, w:rc ssorn and retired to their
room. Upou rctu;rios to the court room the
cr.ad ovy rosde tae to.iowiog fenor:
Con ". Gfgo' Campbell. odi,'od for burg
lag, '.uo bi CJm. VI L}ai5 GZ. Indie cd
Tor RAPE, tTug bsl,.
Ia the case Ct lha G9mmooH2alb. o. the
srgrrson o! Thomas Fisher. a2sits; TrsysIs
|; Pann. il 90 sjl.ged Casa Of ~ jury, the
gtsal Jay rt1raed that lhcY hid Idilod to
gee. nd thr Gao vas oontlGusd III! Friday
mex, 70 Thch sane the 2raEd iaiy VS. I'D
IurncG..
Zoe rIi'nrcr-. C.WpacIl s4d { x. pera ar
rim d. nj up1l mJliJn Of mnolsralti.' $
y toraty Ia k, tatlr ;rlss rero set iJr Friday
al II o'ciCck.
Ia, Gu! spooint,d IN" !o!IOai :esi,fa!s
i,r II. "rsulrg trio: lInvy II. Brcnsr,
j ti'rsnn D-to; 0phcn + Win"ri, AIiaG-
ton pi3!rl;; J0hn d. P4yas, W.si:g 90
n'+':!ct.
rnI Cue. sci a.asd ii F;i1.y ok:
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LOCAL MATTERS.

fhe Wectse7 Probabilities. Jan. 90 1882 -
70. the Middle Atlantic Stk.es cold snd g.nor.
crally fair weather will continue with norIn wes.
- lcriheas: winds and higher barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

:, uRASD LODGE MEETING -Messrs. J.sspb
N'u'm'n. II. scawalz and f. Goldsmith, re-
h'e>en'si!v.s It Mount Veroon Lodge Of
81 hos B:lih Of this city, left hero this uorDioq
20, S he mond to attend til, Grad Ledge OF the
otaer which converts 10 that ciy t.-oisht 10
annual session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

!, ltMrERANCE,-Mr P A. Bu-6ick, of N,w
OK addressed the Reform CIrb yesterday,
'nd vii hold Gospel Temperance meetings 10
.he NJ. J.. Church on Wednesday / ,h, aad in
Tie NJ. + Chu ca ca Thursday night of tbs
week. Mr.. Burd OK ia fav3rabl, q, d intei
e,'lnR speaker. He will addr 50 The members
Of uoIden Light Lodge OF GJod Templa,s al
'lcr mectlcg Tomorrow light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

MEETING or DRUGGlSTS "A: a. az mined
meeting of the d7vgErs.s OF the city held lhlr;-
dsy Si;rranon, with JAS EatRislr, in tie ch.ir,
snl h"ai5o.t.r. Secretary, y mann Dri. to
mo bH2h lstu'e wa lanim )usly I'D 1p.ui pJt!-
uoniaG ths.. if Tue pharmacy bill as DIR. vn u
bg few of thu druggists OF the S.a!s reoanLly
assembled in Peter burg. shoad he caecso! into
. law, Alexandria be exempted from is p:cvi.
slons. II i. thu cpinion. without exception. Ct
the phRrnacjsLs here that tGa law ss offered
would prove barGeasoac and i'm orac!ica ba ro.
CURING clerks To 60 HUNDREDS Of miss ard at
grea: eIpoase to b. examined by q Sts;o BJG d.
lhey think the objects Of the law Goa d DO much
better ob!ained by au!hOrizn2 the ph.rm ,cis,s
OF all cities OF ton u;anG inhaSilac,s nnit ever
10 orgsniZ3 local Pharmaceu.Cs! ApsoCia,iong #
ther own. with full powers to regulate aid con
troll tie practice OF the profession IL ia sir re-.
live communities. This i. the pisa too. uni.
,ormiy ioiioWot IN o.har States wa3n sp,ciIl
legs! a!on in regard TO tn, su5;ec. has bean on
acted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
EDUCATIONAL.

II WOOD SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES
Will be raoponed at Ringwood, Ftunuier co..
Va, on February 1st, 1882.
Health, scholarship, cheerful home life, neat
ness and system in hati:s. grace in msnners.
aims. '"o
Charges for term Of five months, (bosre. fual,
lights, tn lion in Rnglish) SO '''
, Reached from Catletts Station, on v. M r.
t.. SO miles from Alexandria. ~''
For further information sddreps
Miss j. A. MILLlGAN. P,iooinsl
Auburn z. o., FAuquier CO., Va
we cordially commend tha claims of Ring
wood Seminary.
T. p. EPEs,
Pastor Greenwich Church, Va.
VIM DINwIDr1s.
-, PAe!or "a Presb. Church. Als1a., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

BACKING BOXES OF almost eyerv sizs ~
fGle at very low prices by
oee-l Il. s. LEADBEATER& BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ LAND-By virtue o. decree rendered ~
the November term, 1851. o: Ina Circuit Oou'.
of Fairfax county in tho suit OF Ot;s vs. Anne,
the undersigned, commissioner, Will SOL a.
public suction. at Fs;r;a1 Cour: unasa az tn,
TWENTIETH OF FEBRUARY. 1882, (G5u:t
day. the following piece OF land, containing
oEVHN (T) ACkyS This trac. ct inod IL sit-
uAted about oae mia from Clifton on taA Y. "a.
L. r. 1t has upon its SMALL HOUSE. u
which is attached garden. with t9u;! troc;.
Terms: Caeh.
ianIO-wiw J. NJ. LOVE. U>mrn'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

foL;tE lTEMs -Wn. II al ard Aaron D.. e..
eoortd. were before tho haEor this morplne,
charged vi Gisorder!Y c5nduat 10 the II Al K ct
SATURDAY ulght aid assault iop q youap man
named VIM. SIMPSON. la defiul; If he pay
mtut OF fne of - each. they were lcck d w..
. sailor VAS arrested Saturday hight FIR dis
orderly oonducE On tho areeE5 Ii, deposited
H'o dollars TOR BIG sppCaratos this mofpns al d
vas released. No. appearing Ibis ,DoIulog the
Eve dollars was tutncd io.o tbs CIV ,rcs.utv,
There were SsVen l.dscrs ST the s.a,ion hou Q
las night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

YESTERDAY IIEM5.--Tnc ra,n
0l Snutd. - u'glt vas taNCw2d Yesterday b. D
ella NorthWcs. Wind. rnc w a.her Was br:gal
hoa:vtr. aud al Ihr churches had god coo
gtegslion4. Rev. Nj Hh,'I5s2y. p:taohCd a
temperance set0loa 10 ina First peesby!er!an
Church 10 tho mcrniog. Ia The Baptist Church
i;3g. DR.. Bal, at Ws>hi7s,Jp, preached in t! c
m2cniog, R37. Dr. Hippo. the regular pas or
being cJoGaol to hs hons, Nth sev4ra cod.
There we're no ssrsi, 3 10 the church q: nigh.
Il v. Mr.. DfOeRe. having re.urn:d from C,n
cI0nsti Ohio. tccipied thu 10 ok CT the Ger.
man Ll!hcran Church, yesterday II oroipg for
the first u;ao for several weeks. Ito preached
az tyoeilco' ElgIish serm)n. The Other pu,-
II 4 Btro filed by the r; sid ri clergy.
TIE rospsl tetn1orancs meeting in tho hal!
Of lha R,torm Cuh yestiris, afternoon WAS
vel! attended
Aro' leac}n kuktv, Of Ymk. Elgiaud,
delivered an Interesting ilc,urn on fl !Igu mis-
s'ohs II Ep.pAary Churon. WA,hIo2lor, yes
trrdLT ntorrl0g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

AMCAELY SETTLED. Til, RichmJad Dt-
patch Oh FhafS!ay Published 10 srtiola from
the Phil,tclphls Telegraph regarding tho
sracgo procet dogs Of tho L,eisnurs 10 o.,
neclnn with tho smallpox panic. o. tho can @
day D>ltPc;c } ,mes A. Frazier, Of R,ok bridge,
airslgn:d the Dispatch Tor The public ,tou, ssy-
log 10 the ecu SO Ut bis remarks: For lopp
years 1t IS Well kooWa wleutv Tho Dispstch
wnts to ssy aovttlrg particularly mean Of those
WHO hsppeu to ditftr from the editor it pots
GU; OF tho WY to c'py articlaH, thu, avoiding
personal responsible ny." Mr.. Fnzjer's rfmalks
wero published ia the Wing Fid9y, add NIX:
mornlrg tho y sra.oh reproduced the psrn-
graph above qlosrd, and supplement it with
tho following: we have ooy TO say that Jim
Ftf2l r is har." Alticipailns that breach
of he rcao, wJuld certainly r,llcw sach an-
GuagN. Wisrlnts w;Tc Esled for tho srrt 8. OF
esp. W. DiiLkavd. editor Of the Ulspatch,
aod Mr. Frsznr. About | | 8. In. Capt. Diuk
ard VS. arrested 10 his sato um, aud wniIe ia
tho counting r5om OF tho Uspa ch arrar giog
iot soma ono TO noco npsny hin to he mpC's s.
rae fr z or csm, 10 with trend, lie Wss
PLACID utdrr srte,t but says In r, WIS ~ &C
0 s,lIy Ter it. ns be had ms to N IKE an !ybla.
nsti1r. tie tacu, iu the pres &C, c. lends, 20
modit;d his published remarks as TO sa,i;fy
Cap Dhtksrt, aud tho later then withdrew
the tphllhet OF liar" An suic ,b!e SETH =
meat hnVlrg thus been rescued, both parties
W!rc Released n in custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
PUBLIC : ALss
OF TIE
WASHINGTON + OHIO L. /.

Under authority Of decree OF tho Gircu;.
Court OF Richmond city. rendered Ap;i: =. lS-u,
in the suit of Henry L,Wi: ct AIS W. IN W. *
y. II. b. Company ct els, and .ih :iaet By TIE
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia 81 is S5pttmHs'
term 1881, the un,lersgncd, special Com n:,-
sinnarc Will al II O'cioCE Il, On laa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

y" head -achc or back-achc for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUl"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

lHE JUDdEsnlr TIC QUESTION Il aho viii
DO the next Judge Of the COrrtrs:ion Ccurl OF
this oty Is SILL bairg discussed 10 ptlicai CIR
c'es Petitions have b'co Indus rldusiy ci;cr-
l.tcd b7 tho ficrds OF } udre Sanss.es std Mr..
+. H. Windsor. aud the oIot ST sccn,s to have
narrowed down &c lhGso Iwo geo;emCo. s.
though |! IS Sid ~ sumo dark horse will =
~ II The H:Iz'. = csucu f the rcaciI,t,rs
.! b" he'd 10 Rei mrtd to-mor;ow Li1h,, 81
"tlch Il Is thought there will be SOTO nc ioo
taken 10 tho iGs;;2r. Ju:so Satgs,rr. who
hfId court beto t. laC, vii Icavo ts- il. h: f,r
Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

Tho icsurfcc iion 10 the Ullksn P,niosuls is
ss'u0irg serious proportions. and several Sc
Scgemen's havo otc1rred between tia insur-
gems sni sDGl dstachncuts of Austrian lraops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
a LExa. & FREDERICKSBURG b. W.

SPKClAL ATTENTION is called to our
~ wlae hlscS CaSdM HRES 1t 75c; the best
goods ever offered for the money.
10 close our stock Of bLAUk CLOAKS wo
oter them with out regard 10 cost.
Speu'llnducenents III BIZ kA,HHD GOODS:
FfnIt OF tho Loom lUc
Gu: pnces ON SHaHIISu5 ara les than
Hose OF Any house Ia town.
janis j.. TAOKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
auditor Massey.

Ths c:u2ls In N 6sy that Mr.. Mssley has tu
five rca2i1a:tr5 with lin. lis fluids, boH
eVe7. ci.im muoh greater LUZ Der than tta'.
Tue lJiioSiig itJm Is letter 10 tho Challjties
vile Chronicle, asit!oa by Mr. Missy, tx,
plains b:i; f ! lis Cau5o Of complaint:
Upon tho Organization of the reaG as!cr cat.
Gus a sci S OF resolutions, which had been y G.
VlousV prepared st headquarters" vas aorp'-
ct. Gao Of theso resolutions, understand
| required cscl person Glsr.rg oomiaa,iJu Tor
any nttl,a tn s!sn q written pl d % lhat be
would ~: NIT TO the ".ul. 8 of the caucus b,
fore his nano ecu be OTIS n, or pc ed be-
tore /: Tor n0LI3giou. | asked FIR CODY al
h JSa 'utT. hut wis refused il y The SECRETARY.
| "ss c. l.oEi d 20 plaGce oV,r them. They
ai!cT ha head Ct escl d. pirtmaut 10 appoint
O,e eek. aud onctsrred Tie appointment OF ali
0. h3Gs up1u the c,u.u'. This lula dd not ir-
terfere al al! vi h the Gj0erGor. tho Attorney
GeD;r'l. to: Secretary Of the Comm ouweal.h,
tho Sup rio!eaieut Ct Publ, Prntiov, the
hrosd Conm'Ssioner lne Com missioner OF
Agriculture. or The + gIcr of The Land OHo,.
Oac clark IS all that u.ner ona of these bsa.
tisnoo the rus was dead lotter. They
Gould heretofore "su1ui," 10 i: vi huur d ,.ri-
men'. Their; nre teo clerks and a MESSENGER
10 his Cfic'. Ev y d,lIar Ct tho Safe revi
tu'. Do mater lru@ wat suu,c, i. Comes.
passes ttrougl tho hsods OF my clerks, but
Though the hsLd' OF he clal ks of DO other Of
ta,. | at ny sureiss ara Responded, for the
official &C Of my clerks Hetc,. With mo it
wss prsoiici q ,estcn ns yell ss that it WAS
radically wiorg la prize PIE. | tberefUrs DE-
c lned giving the ''rlcdg"." | Subsequently
wrote letter to tho caucus explain os V posi-
II IN aad The reason for it. asked the liberty
OF Ing heart ty The c.uol'. This being de-
hed me, again wrote. giving a moro extend
ed staten 1T 81 thu dull AID responsibilities
Ct my oliit, nod Clerks.
The CAUCUS wts asked 10 r,scind or modify lie
"luI 81 IS TO make the Auditor tffi,asoex
cep'iou to II. l., however. refused TO do a.,
sod non dated MIR. 5. Brown Allen IS lis can
dldste. My prescott oii c. being 10 giva ny
f!le'd' SIupIa statement Of taois, shall rs
SAWS my resIGw Of tho Wings roualhaAle cd
toEIal Tor III u-c pco.sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

I ADIBS' CAMBNIC and COTTON UN.
- DE" EAR Of all kinds, and ladies in
charge Of counter, at
JAMS AMOS B. SLhYMAKERS.
ROYS' and GIRLS GUM GOATS las! re-.
1s caivoh a.
JAZZ AMOS B.SLAYMAKEKs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
"BLACK-ORAUGHT" makes

ana lever impossible.
For sale by h. ). Leadbentar s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

FOR sale By K. :. Leadb be .tsr h Bro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-23
NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 456l-In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn Tho State Of Tennessee for
its own use and for use of the County of
Shelby ct al VS.. Virginia y Minor OF al.
II appearing rom the bill which is sworn to
in this cause that the defendants, Virginia
U Miner and hu.baDd, B B Minor, J P lreze-
want, trustee, R 4 Parker, trustee, b +
workman, E b ortham. John Merrill, James
Wilde, Ephraim B Ewing, trustee, VIM Black,
MaryDidlake and Robert Didlake are all nom
residents of he state Of Tennessee; that the
residence of ,livia V Joyce Is unknown and
cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry;
it is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shell
by county, in memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday in Sep ember, 1882, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant bill
and the petition Of the Taxing District of
Shelby county, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that a copy Of this order be
nublished once a week. Tor four successive
| weeks, in the Futile Ledger.
This I'd day of August, 1882.
| A -Attest:
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By j. M. Bradley, D. C. * NJ.
VIM. NJ Smith and Z II Heiskell, sol'rs for
complainant, lS2 lS IA l5e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-23
General Trade.

Our wholesale business houses are
busy with the reception and arrange
ment of their new goods for the
autumn trade, which all anticipate to
be heavy in volume. The employees of
leading firms are now at work far into
the night receiving and placing their
fresh arrivals. This work is especially
brisk among boot, shoe aud dry goods
dealers. In the general market all
lines is quiet, with a droopy tone pre-.
y~ailipg for breadstuffs aud feed, while
meats are strong with prospects Of re-
maining so until corn is hard enough
to fatteu hogs in the Northwest. A
good demand continues for chickens
aud the supply has been light for a
week or more, while eggs r less
plentiful aud are held strong.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Jobbers quose
flour from SO TOAD per Dbl for common to
good family; So 25a6 for choice TO fancy
do, and Sc 75a7 for patents. Cornmeal
easy, at $4 per Dbl from first hands and
10c higher in a small way.
FEEDSTUFFS-Corn very quiet Of
Ole for sacked fiom first hands and e6c in
bulk. At retail, 9Ga95c. Oats easy at
53a56c. Bran Sl4 so per ton and 85aS) q
per cwt. Cotonseed meal, 81 25a1 &c
per cwt. Hay, Sl7 50a2l per ton Col
Western, and 81 10al % per cwt; South
ern prairie, seas 50 per ton and 40a45C
per cwt.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Potatoes 81 so per Dbl from store. Onions
So so per Dbl. Western cabbage 81 755
9 % per crate. Green apples nominal,
died do, Aa5c per ID. Peaches nominal
Lemons, "A so per box for Florida and
and SIS 00a6 80 for foreign.
POULTRY AND EGGS-ChickenI
in demand, at S2aS 50 per doz, as per siz'
and order. Eggs scarce at loo per dos
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Home
made butter, 16a20c per ID, as per quality
XIV. and other choice classes, 20a2Sc
Western dairy, DC fancy do, 28a25c
creamery, 27a30c, Cheese, ogal6c per ID
as per quality,
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MATS Ann LARD-bryI alt lheal.

MEATS AND tARD-Dry sale .heui,
den Aro ,ohbing At i0iAl0sc per ib cE
-14kl4bci Q 8, 14sal4io. Bacon shoulders,
ll4alltc; G r, 15al5sc; c S, 15saI5!c.
S c Hams, 154al5ic; breakfast bacon. 15ic.
Mess pork, $23 so per Dbl. Lard, l2aal3tc
in tcs, l32c in kegs and 14al4Sc pals.
SALT-1n carload lots 81 27al 80 per
Dbl for Ohio river, and Toe higher at re-
tail. Liverpool, per sack, 81 S5al s. for
HIDES AND WOOL-Green hides,
5a6c per pound; green sailed, 7IaSc; dry
salted, l0al2c; dry flint, 15ie for No. 1,
and l2lc for No. 2. Wool, 1Oa85c per
ID, the latter for choice washed.
TOBACCO-Choice to fancy, 40a60c;
twist, 95a45ci navy, S5a60; common IL
inch, 35a28c; smoking, 30a52c.
RlCEEPer Id, 63aSlc as per quality.
YINEGAR-Per gal, l2lc. Oil for
cooking, G2a65c.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Yc c, 9Ic
per lb; w c, 9sa9sc; Eastern sugars, 8a9c;
graduated, l0c; crushed, pulverized and
cut Loaf, l0lc. MOlasses, nominal.
COFFEE-Per ID, 9al44c for Rio, and
24a26c for Java.
MACKEREL-Per hf Dbl, 1925 fol
No. 2; No. /, SIS 25; per kit, SOC FOR No.
l; SIC No. 2; Soc No. 8. Market steady.
NAILS-Very firm, at SO topper keg
for ten pennies.
BAGGING AND TIES - Jobbers'
prices, 9a9sc per ID, for fax, and S4al0C
for jute, as per quality; Irvine, l4c per ID,
Ties, 81 Goal Go per bundle.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime, 95C
asl per Dbl Cor Alabama and 85a9Oc fol
Tennessee. Cement, 81 so per dbl fol-
Louisville, end 81 40 for Rosedale; Port.
land, IS. Plaster, 50 80. Brick, $4a4 5C
per 100 for fire, ard S9e10 so per NJ,
for bard. Rough ffGming lumber SIS pei
M; dressed, do $50; yellow pine flooring
sos; ghingles, $3a4 81; lathing, 81 IS fol
poplar, and y for cypress.
C0AL-Pittsburg per box to river $50
and unsettled; city trade delivered, 40c
per Dbl; per hid "a 50a5 80; Anthracit,
$40 so per ton. Kentucky coal, SOC per BIB
delivered.
LIVE ST0CK-Beef cattle in ligh.
receipt; medium to choice grass fed 3a4it
per ID; common, Halle. Sheep, in gooC
demand with scant offerings, at Sla1 81
per head for common, and Sa4c for medi
UNI to choice. Lambs scarce and firm a
$2a3 10 per head. Mich COWS $l0a30 PEI
head, and little demand. Yearlings, $4a'
per head. Hogs no change.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-23

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avoidances Of excuses. 1t is wasted
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temperance, or vicious indulgences.
Keep Che body and brain we'll bal
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wholesale agents.