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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

There h no question That . dsGer-
mined effort will be made By the
; preseDt Co0greD % pFeD bill pgo-
vjoing for the forfeiture Of the lapsed
land gvaDts to 1ailroadls. One bill
! will b pasbed to declare forfeited
the hnd grant to the New Orleans
. Pacific. This company has . grant
comprising upwards Of one million
acres aud WAS made In 1871. hut
the great fight will be made aeainst
the Northern Pacific The grant to
this rcd comprises about Il, 00O, 400
acres, . great portion Of which b val
liable agricultural or grazing landr.
Some Of II has l'een earned by the
company and sold to settDeM With
IN . year or eighteen months at the
fartbest Ill Of It will Re earned and ut
the disposal Of the company.
While undo: . strict construction
Ut its charter the lands OF this CONF
pauy may be considered forfeited for
noncompliance with the terms of
it, contract with the Government, we
do not think the equities Of the case
demand II. We feel sure the people
Of the Great Northwest, who have
watched the struggles Of the eompa-
ny during the pest fifteen years. and
who have looked Tor, hoped fos, and
prayed for ito eomplslisn, to relieve
them Of their isolation, are willing
the company shall receive the full ~
ward of ito inelo'uitable pluck and
perseverance, In building the road In
the face Of the overwhelming dis
which beset It ct The
tart Then again the enterprise h !
70 near completion that this great
Government would appear before the |
world ut decided disadvantage, IL 1t !
bow, at this late date. wrxsted from |
Ehe company ito promised reward.
1t these lands IRE forfeited BOW
hey were forfeited years ago and /!
he failure Of Congress then to de. |
hare their forfeiture ought mot to
work an unbearabIe los to the com
pany now. Aside from these rea-
'ons, which, measured by cold law,
. simply s~ntiment, there are ~
'ious difficulties In the way for the
:ne'njes Of the r,ad to overcome be-
ore these lands can 10 taken from
he company. One problem to be
olved b what disposition ca1 be
made Of ths lands purchased Of the
by settlers aud now int
's"vet and occupied l,y them:
Anstber b, II the land In declared
who viii complete the road,
md what terms will BE- granted tn
be huiltlen: These and many other
luestioDs will arise which iu their
ate0spt to settle will esnbarrsess, II not
''ecipltate the oppo.es. Of the road
ITO "c0nfilsion w0sse confounded.
ut We do not believe Congress will
Interfere with the company In the
apid building and early complexion
{ thi1 great thOrOa xb(are.
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1t b pleasing fact to note that the
Democratic leaders Of the House will
not snstatn Manning in his contest
Tor Chalmers' seat. The error Of
printing Chamblis lDr Chaln,er, on
the tickets would defeat the latter IN.
der Republican precedents, but the
Demoerats scorn to take advantage OF
such mistakee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
BLOOD WILL TILL.

The infusjon OF American blood
and American ideas into Mexico u
Notwithstanding that country. But q
few years ago the resources and posi-
bilities ~ that portion of America
were - little known to the avesa9e
American ~ the heart Of Africa.
The people were indolent. unpro-
yressive aud welded to habits which
are nm insur,noslntable barrier to .
higher state Of civilization. But all
this Il now changed. The irrepressi-
bic Yankee went down into the land
Oft1se Montexumas and after viewing
the country with his experienced
eyc.he saw that money could be made
there. 1t took several years to over
come the rrcjuslice which the people
entertained against our citizens and
their natural hatred and Jealousy Of
oil Foreigners. but the work seems
about accomplished. The pensever-
ance, enterprise, and above all, the
money Of their Northern neighbors.
have engaged the attention aud com.
n&n(led the admiration NJ the stakl
old DOns, the small TRADERS and even
the poems Of that once sleepy coun-
try, and they are now all marching
to the music of progress.
\ Telegram Of recent date gave an
acs'ount Of . company thxt proposes
to purchase large tract of land, nra.
the City Of Mexico, upon which
bosssrs will be erected, to be rented tn
tenants or sold to those desiring to
buy them. A mining stock exchange
~ been organised in the city and
new mining schemes have ben pro-
|ectesl having for their Object the de- /
velop'nent Of long abandoned but |!
rich mines. Capital Is flowing into !
The country and the City Of Mexico,
Dne Of the oldest on the North Amer. !
can continent, Is rapidly yielding I o
he influence II American pluck and
It will SOM be. In a
yreat measure, Americanixed. Rail-
Dads are the prime factors In bring
~ about this change. They are h.
NJ built all over that country and
'''t short time will elapse when the
>tty Of Mexico can lie - easilv
cached from all important points ~
On San Francisco, Chicago and
Sew York. The star Of Empire.
'htch has marked . westw ard course
or years, has l,een turned to the
outward by American blood. en-.
erprise and capital.
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Chicago Gossip.

CHICAOO, Dec. IA despatch,
was sent West that Jawevh Me<lill
has xs'lse Ia California. 1t Is in,1,r-
rect. That able journalist il still
here aud needs no western trip, ~
his health Is much improved. His
brUtl,er tan, Acdill. who has acted
- manager Of tue zriLMae for eight
years post, In now in New Mexi,O
In feeble, but improving health, and
will 10 T. Lower California aud lD0s-
sibly San Francisco before return
ing.
Commissioner Nlitlgely and Gen--
eral Ticket Agent Of western r...lls,
len last night for New York, accom-
panied by representatives of the
L.. p. 4 T.. r. Tomorrow
the western freight agents
will meet the joint Executive Cnn,-
nltttee for the purpsAe Of considering
The present c''ntract system on Cali
t'rnts business, and also for fixing
through rates aud divisions on the
anne for lhc ensuing year.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

Ben But)eS's l)eciaSation that he n
the Republican 0ovesnor Of Nas.a-
shssetts" removes = great load Of n
sponsjoi)ity from the shoulder Of
IL Demoesalie pasty.
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Press Comm0nts on Belmont's


NEW York, DEC. 1.-THE 7jmscs,
reviewing BelmOnt's Nicaraxuan
Canal rrpOrt thinks the House Com
nlittee on Foreign Afl;Ains, must have
lIeen working In the dark and IN the
interest Of the Interpretation recent
~ put upon the C)ayton-b ulwer
treaty by our Government, when u
recommended the House to give its
sanction ~ any form ~ this entered
into with the Nicaragua C.
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London News.

LOxlON, Dec. 12.-P0st-A astes
General Jewell D,aal another beGnOr-
rhage lnst evening.
A warrant b tssasesl fsr the arrest
of Wballey, member Of Parliament
for Peterborough, " 10 failesi 10 ap-
pear aud answer to the sllnluDOns
charging hin, with obtaining E56
frO,n = hotel proprietor by false pre-
lenses.
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The Iowa Prohibieory LiquorLaw
In Court.

DEs MONIES, Dc. III. e. Bills,
Of Davenport, argued the invalidity
Ut the pTOhibitOry amendment to the
constitution today In the supreme
Court. He sought to show the
measure paaseel In the Senate In the
last Legislature varied In fDrm
and meaning from the measure
passed by the House and introduced
numerous authorities to show the
deviation wss fatal to the measure.
Attorney Genssal NcPheryon will
reply to m0er0x.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13
An Exhibition Cur.

CnUAt'O, lice. "a he Northern
Pacific exhibition car arrived here
yesterday on its home wsrd trim. Lsy-
ing made the tour since s,e,ieml,cr
18th. t:,rOugh illinois. Missouri.
Iowa, Indiana. Michigan, Ohio.
pennsylvania, New York and Mary
land. The car IL . miniature avri-
cultural fair on wheels, containing
very Mn: specimens Of axrjcultu mi
and mineral products Ut the country
along the line Of the Northern Pa
cific Hallway.
There Is ON exhibition In the chr
wheat five feet 10 height, which ay.
efage frOln 10 to % bushels Ia the
acre. Oats six feet In height, averYr-
ing 10 to Ill bushels to the acre. Bar.
ley four feet In height, aver~ging Is
bushels to the acre aud weighing 81
pound. to the h,.sl,el. Rye, xverx9
INK 10 bushels IL the acre. Potatoes
VI - different varieties, averaging
from :!)O to IN bushels to the acre.
3 varieties Of w.,Nl from Minnesota
FORESTS: " varieties Of grasses. from,
! tn D feet In height, aud exceedingly
me specimens VI vegetables Ut iii
kinds, collected frOn, Dakota. Mon.
tsna aud Iron, copper, lead aud sill
yer ore N the finest grades. The cur
during tts travels llAs bs+n visited by
about 3O, laW people. The prrnjucix
are attracttvely arranged aud give q
f!ne Impression "f the riches aud pr,,.
Ut tie Northern Pacific.
country.
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BODY 9natOhor'o 1t Work.

IT. AIMS Lock, Que., Dec. H.
The dead house u the parish church
wan entered Inst night by 5Ob6ess
aud the c0lJIuw Ut On old nsan, IN
old woman and . young girl broken
Ol.m aud the boa)ies stripped IL
clothes aud dragged xersss the sv'ad
ami luiaj behind Z fence aud were
subsequently taken away In sleighs.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-13

NEW York, Dec. l2.-Postal in
spectOrs stationed here and ut Salt
Lake are busy sutpenainx witnesses
for The Star route trial ut WaShinx-
ton. Thirteen witnesses have alrsa-
dy gone on, but twenty more will
proceed from C0lOrnlls, alone and on
different routes frosn western Ne
bra~ka and Nevada. Witnesses arr
gathered up snd started to Washing
ton. When they have not money 10
pay their fare the inspectors pay il
for them audi the same h CHARGED ~
against their lay ~ witnesses.
Congress appears disposed 10 renew
the agitation respecting the North
ern Pacific land grant aud this will
unfav0rabIy influence speculation III
these pr0perties.
A discussion Of tariff questions by
Congress will inslirecily affect cssl
shares aud altogether the outlook ior
. rising market II not Satisfactory.
even II the railroad war should 6e
settled.
1t Is denied Abbey intends to With
draw I.angtry from the stage an A.
count If the gtlssip which Is nine
tentlls nonsense aud The rest exxgxer-
ated. She has done u splendid i,usi-
ness ut Boston 80 far.
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NEw YORK, Dec. 133.-Mure or less
delay IL expected on cable business
oil day, owing tO the LIANT Line l,e-
Ing Interrupted on botl, slices.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, DEC. 11.-7Slater prt.-
sented memorial from the Chamber
Of Commerce, Astoria, Oregon. ark.
in9 the immediate forfeiture 81 the
land Of the Oregon Central Railroad;
referred. AlsO = concurrent rts0lu-
ton o. The Legislature of Oregon In
favor Of the pnssage of = bill tn tnc0r'
porste the Nicaragua Canal Com
pauy referred.
Slater introduced \ bill authorizing
the sale Of certain property ut upper
Astoria, Orrg,n referred tn the
Cou.miitec ~ Public Lands; al.a' y
memorial Of the Astoria Chamber "f
Commerce relating To the Ortgon
Central JsxilrUnd C.'nlpamy. i '1c-
clsryY The lands which, have not l'tsn
earned by the ct'l''lnny. forfeited:
aonle reference.
HOUSE.
The HOa,ye Commit tet. on Apprt'-
Drja(iOns failed his ms'ruing Ia asDss'-
ipletc the J'.Sl.olti'c Appropriation
Bill.
Ex-senator Spencer q Expia ma
ton.
WATExTUwN, n. ", dec. IL
Senator spencer len here Salur-
day IN sleigh to visit friends. most
" distant fiV,ni rxilr,,saslx a,,d tele-
9rsl,l,s and In blocked by SNOW sew
rraf feet deel. Dr. spencer. hix
LrOtlSe1, says Ex-senator Hlencer
reached Osce0la, White l'ins. Co.,
New. aud wan mining there aud else
where. He visited New York last
spring. lelt family there ut great ex-
Diense, allowed himself 10 liz xul'lna..
Dse~l, reported To Government cs'um-
ri Bliss after y week or two and
urged 10 be called. Bliss ignored his
and unable IL get . personal
Interview and having been kept
waiting several weeks went b;aIk To
Nevada and never evaalt'tl y l'rsn~'ss.
He has lss,t i,een informed Of his IT.
n,oval from the Government direct
,sship Of the Union Pacific. lie
- rs uN,thing for it. ..e never saw !
any Transaction ar heard talk DN- !
tween honey aud brady aud h. 80
0lal the Government counsel. His .
YrOther had no further time To fOs,l
way.
A syracuse, n. Y, special, has
'iMilar story direct fr0sl, the tx :,eil-
tor. He was seen ut Champion.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is, lsae.
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The directors Oi the MON imi''
have tje,'itlc,l 1" stop the Ors'"
shoot Line ut Boise City. AID i"d i"
push amy further extension IN the
direction Of Portland.
The total advance. ia lunhriin: Al
me three working points in Mullen
tunnel II :.3l7 feet. This i decides!
Is follows: From the east end. .''''
feet, from the west end. - feet If"''
the shaft. ~. feet.
1t wa" stated hy Il w-li-inf' r',"1'
gentleman Mt the dcl"t YESTERDAY.
that the Northern Pacific COMPANY
has agreed to deliver frti.ht> fr',m
It. Paul t. Helena merchants for tne
gear beginning Jan,iary !. l>>'. III !.
OF cents TIER pound without ''a'>'
ucati0n.-New Northwest
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- without LIQUIDATION In fact.
RtsOirttl, That any officer. clerk .or
other e,np1"ye handling messages
who shall report Or divulge the con.
tents ut such messages to any officer
OF the company, or other pers0n shall
be promptly dismissed from the aer-
vice II the company AMI prosecuted
under the law making It q penal of.
Sncc TO dtvulge the contents Of mes.
sages.
A Little Rock, Ark, special under
date Of the eth inst. says the case Of
Sal1te Stokes. on trial for the murder
Of Naiin'la Stephens, was given to
the jury at noon. Two hours later
the jury appeared and rendered a
verdict OF not guilty. Immediately
Atss Stokes was surrounded BY her
counsel aud friends, who extended
congratulations. She requested that
the jury should visit her at her room.
that she might thank them in per.
son. About !; o'clock the jury called
in body. when the stoical heroism
maintained throughout the trial
forsook her. and she gave way to
hysterical cxclamations Of grief.
mingled with her thanks and sa,l.
nese. The jury were profoundly Inn
pressed. while there was not . dry
Eye In the assemblage. Mis- Stoke,
will leave for her home In Howard
county Tomorrow morning. Itwas
after the jury had been
discharged. that the verdict vas
'ormed - soou ~ they reached their
'oom. not . negative being heard
spon the nrst inquiry ~ to what the |
'erdict should Be.
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tenant con.muted the death scntcnce
of the tive joyce family murderers.
PEsTII, Dxc. ia duel between
Atrony mi, Minister OF Public Works.
and RoeOnexy, member Of the Hun.
gartan Diet, took place this morning.
and each fired two shots without r..
suit.
LONDON. DEC: ll.-Exceptionally
dense fslgs prevailed yesterday and
to-day. Traffic In the streets. On the
river and railways IL lmpe,ied in
some c'sses suspended. Five persons
were drowned hy breaking through
the Ice.
DCBLlx, Dee. 1.-The second
trial Of Patrick Higgins hogan to-
ST: PETERsBCR (', Dec. 1.-THE
liabilities VI ZeLerikofY, the Russian
m1I't'natre. are several millions.
DUBLIN, De-. il.-Parmell lolve,l
q petition In the Land Court f0r The
sale OF his property In County Wick
MADRID, dec. ll.-A heavy snow. /;
storm, accompanied BY gales. nre- |,
wallis. a number Of shipwrecks are |
ST. PETER<Bl'Rt., Dec. 1.-THE ,
Minister VI the Interior authorized !
the publication OF an EnA lish news.
l.aper here.
LoNDox. Dec. ia fresh out.
break ut the scene Of the recen; fire
ln Wood street occurred SATURDAY
night and 2 warehouse belonging to
rrtber L Fleming was DESTROYED.
R0HE, J)ec. 1..-Duke Sern,ouala.
President of the Provisional Gov.
eminent after the entry Of Italian
roops 10 Rome II 1870, IL dead.
AAoRlD, Dec. 1.-THE Port War
ONCE burned to the ground: % per-
ons injured, one seriously. The ii.
nary and port archives were destroy
d. The King WA present durin~
Re nre and assisted In subduing The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
miaa Rond,a CnndifInn.

A Blue Mound special Of the 22d
inst. says: Emma Bond is dying, and
her end cannot be a week distant. Fol-
two months she has been better one
day and worse the next, until at last
she is worn out and unable to rally.
Colonel Abner d. Bond, her father, is
little better than a madman, his terri
bic grief having fractured a mind
strong above the average. Added 10
the misfortune Of his daughter are
financial troubles Of a most distressing
sort, and it is doubtful, with all his
late expenses piled upon the farm
mortgages, if he is worth a dollar
to day. If he ever had a
doubt Of the guilt of Montgom-
cry, Pettis, Clement and DR.. Yer.
million, it has long since been dis
PEELED. Preparations are being secretly
made to hang the four accused at the
first opportunity. The Tower Hill
vigilance committee will take entire
control Of the next hanging, and thus
avoid a repetition Of the scenes at
TaylOrville. Vermillion is in the
christian county Jail, glad to remain
there, and the others, out on bail, are
being closely watched. The country
all about is aroused and something
desperate is expected within a few
days. 1t is feared Mr.. Bond will
attack the accused and receive his
death, or that he will go stark mad.
This morning Miss Bond was in great
agony, afflicted with spasms, and the
united strength of four persons was
necessary to hold her in bed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Cotton.

Sales yesterday we're 400 bales all
to exporters-the market closing with
prices nominal aud ic below the
previous day as follows: Orli-
nary, &c; good ordinary, l0lc; low
middling, lie; middliDg, 11ac; good
middling, 11sc; middling fair, l2c.
The New York market fell 3 Ice
during yesterday on spot deliveries.
Middling, II ID 16c. Sales, 1919 bales.
Futures firm at 2 to 8 points higher
than the evening previous with sales of
1877, 900 bales.
The Liverpool market closed dull
with uplands 1-16d lower, and no
change in orleans.
Total receipts Of cotton at all
United States ports for the past six
days sum up 1851 bales, and are
1885 bales in excess of the same time
last year. Total receipts since the
LIST inst. have been 269,224 bales, and
l2O,5S5 less than last year, also 1S7 ,O4S
less than The year before for the same
time. Total foreign shipments this
season sum up 1854 bales, against
1854 bales last year and 204,195
bales the year before for the same
time. Total stocks are now 2OO,26 6
bales, against 364,2H bales last year
and 329,7lS the year before at this
date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
The Comet.

For several mornings past persons
who have been out early, or late, as the
case may be, have witnessed the comet
which was first discovered by a Colo
RADIO astronomer, and subsequently by
star gazers in various sections of the
country. Those Of our Island CITY
people who have observed this comet
say it is very bright, plainly visible
to the naked eye shortly before
sunrise and worth the trouble of rising
early to see. This strange visitor has
attracted a good deal of attention since
has been found to be identical with
the great comet Of l843, and also with
the comet Of 1880, which was only
observed in South America, Cape Of
Good Hope and Australia. After its
last visit in the year 1880. Professor
Proctor wrote one of his peculiar and
instructive articles upon its past and
probable future history, in which be
argued that it was only a question Of
q few years when the comets orbit
would be so contracted by the suns
attraction that the destruction Of the
comet would be inevitable; in other
words, that the comet would fall into
the sun. The temperance of this
comet after SO short an absence gives
1t great interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Immense.

The vast figures given below show
what an important factor telegraphy
has become in the conduct If social
aud commercial affairs. The Western
Union Telegraph Go. has alone l3l OBJ
miles Of lines in operation and 1924
miles of wires. Il has l2,050 Offices,
and last year handled 39,0O0,O00 mes.
sages. The gross earnings for the last
fiscal year we're over $l7, 900, 600, not
withstanding a reduction in rates.
These figures are immense and shows
that the Western Union is one of the
vast corp rations" which anti-mon.
opolists delight to attack, yet the very
large number OF messages sent by rail-
way companies must be added to this
showing in order to appreciate what
wonderful proportions Geographic
transactions have assumed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
IExE a CHASE,
Merchant,
22O FRONT ST, Memphis, Tenn.
sgshiPments of an kinds OF Country Produce solicited LIZ

SUGAR AND MOLASsES-Jobbers
quote sugars firm at 85a9sc for W. c., SEA
SIC for standard A, 9Ac for of white and
Babe for Y. c.; graduated, l0sS crushed,
pulyerized and cut loaf l0sal0Sc.
Moissses nominal sorghum, 46a54c, as
RiCE-Per lb, 5saslc, as per quality,
and easy.
T0BACCo-ChOice to fancy, 4OasOc;
twist, 35a45c; navy, 85a60c; common IL
incl, 33a2ec; smoking, 30a52c.
COFFEE-Per lb, 9al4Ac for Rio, and
24a26c for Java.
MACKEREL-Per hf Dbl, for No. 3.
S4a4 %; for No. 2, 1850 No. /, IS 25a5 so
per kit, SOC for No. l; SOC No. 2; 75c
No-8. Market stiff.
NAILS-Scarce at 81 per keg for
ten pennies.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime. DER
Dbl, 90caSl, as per quality. Cement. 81 4Oa
2 80 per Dbl for Rosedale, and 81 65al rs
for Louisville; Portland, IS. Plaster, 50 so.
Brick, 4a4lc each for fire and t9al0 per NJ
for hard. Lumber Sl5 per NJ for flooring.
S3O for dressed, s25 for yellow pine do,
sSa4 90 for shingles, and 81 75a2 90 for
lathing.
SEEDS-Herd grass, 81 10 per bu;
clover seed, IS 75a6 GO, timothy. 50 5O
orchard grass, 81 75al So; blue grass, 81 co.
rye, S5a9Oc; wheat, 81 25al so; fall barley,
81 l5a1 25.
NUTS AND SUNDRIES. - Pea
nuts dull at Gallo per ID for old
stock, as per quality. Macaroni,
81 90 per box for domestic, and IS ID
"A 90 for Italian. Cooking oil, 67a
Zoe per gal. Vinegar, l2la20c per gal.
Cider, S450a4 70 for hf and 81 6Oa8 for
whole bbls. Pickles, "a O0a5 90 for hf and
81 0Oa9 90 for whole bbls; all from jobbers.
LIVEST0CK-Beef cattle scarce. Quo
tations firm at 3a4.c per ID gross for
medium to choice grass fed, and 1la2}c
for common. Sheep in fair supply.
at 3aec gross and Sl00al 20 per head for
common. Lambs, 81 0Oa3 so per head.
Cows and calves, Sl0aG0 per head and
little demand; yearlin9s, sIa7 per head
Hogs, 10 SC gross, as per quality.
HORSES AND MULES-Mules range
SIPS to S225 each, as per size, etc,
horses are 1925 70 s225 for good
and saddle, common ruling from
10 to s75 each. The feeling is strong and
upward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
batnrday, OctOber pa, ISS2,
A~IIachlnenI NOTICE.


Before ] NJ Coleman, j. P. for Shelby county.
Ienn.O p Rose VS.. II A McCarty & Co.
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1856 Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property of the defendant, BY garnisbment
on the Bank Of Commerce, who answer
they have in their possession s57. SO belonging
to defendant, and affidavit having been
made that defendant is indebted 10 the
plaintiff in the sum of twenty dollars,
due by account, and that the claim
Is just. and that the defendant IL a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered that said defendant
mako his personal appearance before mo
on the l4th day of October 1852, At ia
O'Clock Am, at my office, No, u
Madison street. Memphis, Tennessee,
n defend said attachment suit within the
Dc proceeded with ex-parte; and that q copy
Of this order be published once q week for
four weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the 9th day Of September, 1882.
. IA ~ i'm COLEMAN J.. y.