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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-22
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MENPHs. TENE /, Novsmber2a. lisa. J
The value of local capital steadily
increases and no stringency is re-
ported in any quarter, though all
available funds as yet find steady EN-
ployment. 1t is probable that several
weeks will elapse ere there is much
surplus money on the market here,
but good investment securities are
beginning TO be inquired for,
Loanable funds are still
quoted at s per cent. Exchange
is Offering literally. Rates are | to &c
discount buying on the East, and par
selling. On New Orleans, to off buy
ing and par selling.
Tennessee State 6s in New York
last evening we're 45a46l, the variation
being somewhat wider than previously
ruled. The compromise 3, 4, 5 and s
per cents, due in 1912, are very fiat at
$50, a decline from 62A within a few
months. The conversion of old
into the new series was suspended
about the period of the recent election
and the new issue have been in dis.
favor for several weeks. The aid
bonds Of our neishbOring State, issued
to the Central railway between Clar
endon and Helena, are quoted at Is,
and other issues to railways under the
same act at from Is to 30. The State
Is funded are 30 and 80. United
States As closed in New York last
night at 1l9l,a decline of t
during the day; 4Is. ll2f. a decline
OF !; 6s, l0ll, an advance Of J and
IS lO2, the latter being unchanged.
Memphis and Charleston railway
closed at 46fc, a decline from 4S the
day before, and a week ago to-day it
was 81. The lowest figure quoted
since January last was 44i on June
7th, and the highest 82s, January
18th. The report Of its advance to 81
yesterday was from an unreliable
source.
Freight rates on cotton from this
city are to COhOos, N. 4. &c per cwt;
Baltimore, &C., Philadelphia, zoe;
New York, TO; Boston. Providence,
Lowell aud Lawrence, 10; all rail
and including COMPRISING; do via
river and rail, and via Norfolk &c less
Cotton per steamer to New Orleans
81 per bale.
The following are ruling quotations
for local securities:
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Gotten.


Sales yesterday 200 bales, divided
1850 to exporters and 1850 to spinners,
closing easier, at no change Of quota
tons as follows: Ordinary, 8Ic;
good ordinary, 9tc; low middling. 9sC;
middling, go; good middling, 1Osc;
middliDg fairl0Ec.
The New York market closed
dull and easier with prices unchanged
on spot deliveries, while futures
closed | to 6 points below prices of the
day before.
The New Orleans market closed
steady at to lower; middling loo. Sales
for the day 5000 bales.
The Liverpool market closed steady
at 1-l6d of on orleans. Uplands,
6 3-l6d; orleans. 6 7-l6d. Futures
fat.
The receipts Of cotton at all U. s..
ports yesterday were 47,154 bales,
1881 bales less than for the same
day last year. Total for the past four
days l22,45O bales. and 1852 bales less
than last year for the same period
Total since September lut 2,052, 458
bales; increase, 1000, and a decrease
of lH,369 bales, as compared with last
year and the year before for the same
period. Foreign shipments this year,
l.l28,2l0 bales, against COS, 100 bales
last year and l,l42,S85 bales the year
before. Stock on hand at all ports
1854 bales, against 89l ,O46 bales last
year and 85S,636 bales the year before
At the same time.
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Trustees Sale

(Y, virtue Of trust deed made to ma nrA..
GATE o. pill II 1876, and recorded In
BOOK no. liz, page $40. Of the Reei teri omca
81 sneioy couniy. Tenn, to secure a certain
aSSo Gu? 70 the Ds>oto Blu lding and Loan
oqtegy, at the southwest corner of Main ana
o'clock neon, on =" l.
saturday, November as, 1852,
the property described In said deed A fol-
loWs.to-wit Being part Of lot No. LIN block Il
OF the sub-diyision Of South Memphis, on tbs
sa9tn slds Of Beal street, beginning at a point
~ rect vest OF the west side Of DeSoto sfreats
thence southwa dly parallel with 49,
s'rest l25 feet 10 an alley; thence westTaTdiS
WIN sad alley l6 feet; thence n~ortbwsrd1y
= ieel; thence eqstwardly on Beal street Il;
feet to the beginning. ''
Equity Of ee1emption barred. Title believed
to be go.d, but | sell "a t. ustee oniy
IS 4. A. PARKER, Trustaa.
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HEART AND PURSE OF GOLD.
True Enough 20 His First Love
10 Give Her the Earnings OF q
Lifetime.


Thirty-six years ago there lived ia
that pleasant little town down the
river called Sorel-very little it was
then-a youth and a maiden. The
name Of the youth was George Beau
pre-, the name Ofthe maiden Mary Ann
Pearce. They belonged to families
OF moderate circumstances. He. with
the strength and devotion Of honest
young manhood, loved this maiden,
'1i wooed her with that earnestness
which only such a lover can. He
vas given every encouragement; was.
some say, actually accepted; was con.
graduating himself, at least. on the
smooth cOursiDg OF true love. when
suddenly a rival appeared and every
thing for him turned black. The
rival was one Jacob Savage. of the
same town. Pretty soon she and Savage
we're married and settled down in
The place, and then young Beaupre's
hope died out. He tried to work on
as before, but could not. He closed
up bis business, settled up his affairs
md started TO the far west, towards
which so many adventurous spirits
we're about that time shaping their
course.
From that day to within a few weeks
ago be had not set foot in this part Of
Canada. He had worked hard saved
carefully. prospered and laid IN prop
erty worth at least $500, 600. He had
never married. He was getting up
towards sixty years Of age. Several
weeks ago he took an idea to come
back once more to see his friends, and
he started east. lie searched out rel
.tives in SOrel and Montreal, but found
few that he remembered. He inquired
tor the woman who, as a girl, had so
many years before thrown him over
board for rival. They told him she
was widowed; her husband had been
dead many years; she had been living
several years in Montreal; went to call
upon her, met her and then He
'ouud her getting old, in poor circum
stances, with several children, but
that made no difference; he saw only
he girl Of thirty six years before. On
saturday they were married.
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Saturday, November *. 1873.
Attachment Notice.

Before w. A. Goodman, ]. p. n, Shan,
", w. Curry. "' w.
n this cause an attachment having been
\ sued out under section 1855 of the Ceds ~
Iennessee, and returned levied upon Inc pwVl
erty OF the defendant, W. W. O1rry' trsd,b@
under lhe name Of the Bluff City Shirt CO.
snd %atidayit having been made that defend.
ant u indebted TO the plaintiff in the snn
o. 9i's' due BY account, and that the
claim IS Just, ana that the defendant il
!, nonresident OF, tse State of Tennessee;
II q therefore ordered that said defendant
mage his personal appearance before me
% me 10th day Of December, 1889, at IS
O'clock "a at my Office, No, 8 Madison 81.
memphis; Tenn, and defend said attaehmens
suit within the time prescribedby law. ns
the same viii be proceeded with ex-partS.
and that a, copy CT this order be published
9aee q week for four weeks in the Public
iTlhis the 10th day Of November. 1892.
Aoo Io4 " A GOODMAN, Up.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 1919. Z BIN the Chanesry Court or
shelby county, Tenn.-The State of Ten
nessee for ~ own use, etc, Va Martha n
Parker et al.
IT Appearing from the Sheriff's return in
4 this cause that the defendants, ThomaS
Callahan BERTHE Crook, Samuel Cutter and
Mrs samuel Cutie, are not 10 be
found Ia his county; It Is there
fore ordered that they make their appear
anoe herein' at the courthouse Of Shelby
county, In Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday 10 January, 1855,
and, plead. answer or dsmur to complain.
ant bill and petition Of the Taxing Disttict Of
shelby county, or the same will be taken
for confessed as 70 them and SGT for
nearing ex-paTte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for iOuy
suoce 3sive weeks, IN the Public Ledger,
Tbs 18th day Of November, 1882,
A o~Opy-Attest:
R J BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By " Bradley, u. Q. 4 N.
VIM n Smith, 7 Il Heiskell, CIV Heiskell
and W b Glisson, solrs fer eompl't.
63 60 u ~
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~Non-resIasni nansa.

No. l63s-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The state of Tennessee for
Us " use, oto., vs.. 3. Rocco Il al.
1 appearing IRON, the shetifTs return liz
4 this cause that the defendants, RcsannE
Mcdonald Bandy, II Coffee and Rebecca W
y hito are not 70 be found In his county, h I.
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein, 81 the courthouse OF Shelby
county, In Memphis Tenneseee, an ~
baio5e the first Monday In December 1882.
and plead, answer or demur 10 Complainant.
bill and ,,potitiOa Of Taxing De.
tfict q shelby county, OF the same will
DO taken for confessed as TO them and
eet Tor nearing q parte. and that a COPY OF
THIS order DO published once a week for four
apeeess,ye weeks n the ublic Ledger.
This Sth day Of November, 1889.
Ao0py-Attest;
RI BLAoR, Clerk and Ahstsf.
BY J NJ Bradley, ID CAM.
W N Smith, Q W Beiskell, 2 Heishaii
and W B Gibson, soils. for Complainant.
81 6f69Tb
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NOn.Re Notice.

No. B0l-In the Chanoery Cont of ehouL.
county Tenn.-The State of Tonnes > for
lrs use. etc. "a. Rosa Beurer Ell al
appearing from Sherih's return In tbis
I cause that the defendants BidRet Fitssih.
bon, magd alma Ssnti and Jacob I9ts ar. ~,
70 se iopnd IN bis county; II Is therefore or.
aered that they make their appearance here.
" az me courthouse of Shelby county. 10
mempnls, tennessee, on or before the first
Monday IN January, 1885, and plead, answer
OF 9emar 70 Complainant bill and reti ion
81 the Taxing Dist'iot Of Shelby county. on
the same will be taken for confessed "a
them and set for hearing OK parte. an 49,
copy Of this order be published once a WeeL
ger. W Au""u "e0'
This 18th day Of November, 1882.
a COPY Attest:
49, RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY JIM Bradley, D NJ,
srSd an N smite. 7 Il Heiskell, " B Gibson
AZ IA * a.
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LOTTERY.

we do hereby certify that We super.
wise the arrangements for all the Month
y and semi-Annual drawings Of The
State Lottery Company, and In
person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are on
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good
taith toward all parties, and We authorize
the Company 10 use this certificate, with
Of our signatures attached, In
it, advertisements
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Cir 'uit Court Of shelby county. Tenn.-The
sprinRhold Ard M mphis Railroad Com.
pany w; ~ aeade et al Petiton for con-
demnatoa Of lands fr right Of way.
l anreafing from The petition 6ied herein,
which IL sworn 10, that tho defendant, J
Meade. is a non. rel ident Of The State OF
Tennessee; II Is therefore ordered that he
make bis bppeargnce herein. A. the court
hou Q, In thu Taxing Dithict Of Shelby ooun
", Tennessee, on ~ before the fret Monday
IN December next. 1874, and anlEer or dgmur
10 lhe petition Of TIE ~pnngisld and Mem
phia Railroad company Tor right o. WAY
through bic laudf aud show cause " any b
have why th' prayer Of the petition ehOule
not re granted and the land d. ioFibed therein
taken and condemned 20 } o. toners uses.
an l 0n hlf fol ufe 10 DO % The PETITION vii b
taken o. con essed and The oaule gel for bar
ing ~ par q; and that q ofD, ofthis order 10
publ hod opae q week. IN four eoDeaCuoga
wseks. % the " bic Ledger,
A ccpy-At,gsti
Dy George J Campbell, b. e.
MWnsn Ers, Atty Tor plaintia. WQqN
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No. 4602-In the Chancery Cont NJ ssoth.
county Fonn.-Toe State of Tennessee. n,
is own use &C., vs.. NJ, Btls,d ct 81 VT
appesrlng ON the bhHrif' return In tbs
Arsu,e' That the defendant NJ. b. and Nj
S4dler, A; J.. Kellar, Masgis c. KeIl.s'
lanes man@ne' 4, Littledeld and Pierre Beach.
ooun y; it's thereto Q ordered that thu udLs
PER appearance herein, at the couft6onss
81 SHELBY county, in Memphis, Tenn. on o, he
NE fhe nrst Monday in December, 1882, a"d
plead snsWer or demuH TO eomplainsn iii
a Z petition Of Taxing Distr 81 Of Shell;
Quay, or the same will be taken Or
coniessed as TO them and set for hearIns
sxparte' and that a copy of this order he nBhs
IN the Public Ledger. WA
This 9Th day Of November, 1882.
A oopy-Attost:
INV RI BLACK. Clerk and Masts,.
BY Bradley, D. O.. NJ.
= 4 heIskel. VIM N Smith. C W Helsksu
ana WIN D 6lisson, sorrs for compl't.
81 6g 80 II
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Orleans, passed Vicksburg yesterday
aud will be here to morrow, on her
WY to st. Louis
The John S. Bransford departed
last evening with a fair trip for White
river. .Sbe will be back to leave again
on Monday next.
The James W. Gaf for this port,
and the Mary Houston for New Or
leans, are announced to leave Gin
cinnati this evening.
The John B. Maude will be here
TO- night, and is the Anchor Line
packet leaving tomorrow evening for
Cairo and st. Louis.
The Belle Memphis left St. Louis
last evening, and will be the Anchor
Line packet to leave here at 10 an.
Friday for Vicksburg.
The Dean Adams will be here in
the morning, and is the Adams Line
mail packet leaving tomorrow even.
ing Tor Arkansaw City and way land
ings.
Captain s. H. Whitehead, a we'll
known steamboatman, aud formerly in
the employ ofthe Lee Line, is in the
city spending a few days with his
friends.
The upper river steamer Peninab,
recently purchased by. Captains Nc
Elroy aud Bell, passed down yester-
day for New Orleans with a good trim
of freight.
The Golden Crown, with a big trip
OF freight, passed up at an early hour
this morning for Cincinnati. She
discharged at the elevator a lot Of
sugar, molasses, etc.
Seessel, Ashner & Co., beef and
pork packers, Nos. 5 and 6 Howard row,
are prepared to furnish steamboats,
with all kinds of fresh meats a tlowest
market prices. 1T
The Anchor Line steamer W. P
Halliday is announced to pass here at
~ a. m. to morrow, bound for Cairo
and 81. Louis, Captain AID Storm at
the elevator is her agent.
Fears are now entertained that Can.
tain W. G. Hite, who was SO seriously
by a falling elevator at Louis.
vile, will have to have both legs am
putated below the knee.
The Tiger, in command of Captain
Basket, is the packet this evening
Peters, Bledsoe's and all landings
Council and Walnut bends. Wade
Hampton and James Connell are in
OF the Office.
The United States snagboat John
Meigs has quit work in the Yazoo
not that the work is completed,
but that the appropriation for the
has been exhausted. The
water is at q good stage, aud much
valuable work remains yet to be done.
The Fannie Tatum in command of
j. B. Conway, arrived early
this morning from st. Louis, and will
leave this evening for Arkansaw river
to run in the Arkansaw river and New
Orleans trade during the cotton sea-
son. W. R. Mccullough is in char Q
the Office, The Tatum discharg, d
here 765 bbls -four, ZIG rolls baggin.
30 bbls oil and 800 pckgs sundries.
A bad cave took place yesterday
between Adams and Jefferson streets,
aud just in front of the Hanauer Oh
The cave is about ten feet
deep and twelve feet in circumference
supposed to be an old sand shaft ex.
cavated many years ago. The oil mills
and the railroad tracks in the vicinity
are in danger. Something should he
done right away to avert serious
trouble.
The punctual upper coast steamet
in command of Captain
Henry Cooper, brought in 100 bales
Of cotton, 80 bags OF seed cotton and
1880 SKIS cotton seed. She il the Lee
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER il % per
anuam and Dos yOr month for Less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOStage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
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Catered at the PostoHioe In Memphis, Tenn.
as seo0nd-class matter.
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For Friars Point, James Lee.....5 p m
Osceola, Ooahoma ..-..""."""."..b p m
Cincinnati, Cons Millar.......5 p m
Walnut Bend, Tiger. "....".o..5 p IN
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For New Orleans, w. p. Halliday 10 a m
Helena, Rene Macready ......... 5 p IN
Arkansaw City, Dean Adams. 5 p IN
/" St. Louis John B, Maude...",. 8 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer James Lee, Friars Point.
COahoma, Osceola.
Peninah, st. Louis.
" Will Kyle, Cincinnati.
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
Fannie Tatum, st. Louis.
Tiger, Walnut Bend.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Peninah, New Orleans.
John 5. Bransford, White river.
Maeready, st, Francis river
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river.
VIII Kyle, New Orleans.
Golden Grown, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
James Lee, Coahoma, Cons Millar,
Tiger, Fannie Tatum.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-7 feet 6 inches, a de-
cline Of | inch.
Pittsburg-2 feet 4 inches, a de-
cline of 6 inches.
Cincinnsti-9 feet 4 inches, a de.
cline of 2 inches.
louisville 8 feet 10 inches, and
stationary.
Evansville-5 feet 5 inches, a de.
cline of 2 inches.
Carroll feet 5 inches, a decline
of 2 inches.
St. Louis-1O feet 6 inches, a rise
Of 2 inches.
YiOksburg-ll feet 9 inches, a rise
of 5 inches.
Nashville feet 8 inches, a rise
of2inches.
Chattanooga feet 3 inches, a rise
off inches.
Shreveport-l5 feet 10 inches, and
stationary.
Little Rock-6 feet 5 inches, a de-
cline off inches.
White river is at a good stage from
JacksonpOrt to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
River falling a little.
Weather m%oderating.
Fair business doing at the landing.
Cons Millar for CINCINNATI at 5 pm.
The Rene Macready is the packet
leaving to morrow evening for Hell
ena.
The Chas. P. Chouteau will proba-
bly, be here this afternoon from
New Orleans.
The Will Kyle, from the Ohio
liver, passed down early this morning
for New Orleans.
The Paris @, Brown, from the Ohio,
will be due down to morrow, bound
for New Orleans.
Pilots Jack Porter and Jake Faux
went out yesterday at the wheel Of the
John S. Bransford.
The Josie Harry will be due to-.
morrow and leave on Saturday, her
regular day, for White river.
The John Means and barges, from
the upper Ohio and bound for this
port, passed Cincinnati yesterday.
The Anchor Line steamer, City Of
Greenville, is announced to leave New
Orleans this evening for st. Louis.
Captain Randall gept down on the
Rene Macready yesterday to look after
some business Of the other end Of the
line.
The City Of Providence left Yicks.
burg at noon yesterday and passes
here Friday at 10 am, on her way IA
ST Louis.
'fhe John A. Soudder. from Nav
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For New Orleans.

st. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Lima
For Nicksburg, hatcher, New Orleans and
all way la~ndirgs-The elegant steamer
". p. HALLIDAY ~
s Jolly, mastar, e
WI le ~, the Ele ator Building as above
THURSDAY, Nov. % az 10 a m re-
serv ng the right to pass ali landings the Gan
tain may d. em unsaf
F'rf eight or passage apply TO
Gil HALL, Pass. Agent.
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y INTELLIGENCE
A LEAVING TO-DAY.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Friars Point, James Lee.....5 p m
" 0sceola, Coahoma ............... D m
Cincinnati, Cons Millar.......5 p m
Walnut Bend, Tiger. m.".....5 p IN
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For New Orleans, W. p. Halliday 10 a m
7" Helena, Rene Macready. ....... 8 p In
Arkansaw City, Dean Adams. 5 p IN
a" st. Louis, John B. Maude..... 8 p m
The daily gazette., 1882-10-02
An Ua3ust Charge.

Members Of the Knights of,st,, Lawrence
are justly indignant over. . statement pub;
Ilished IN Saturdays, Repslbiifda, that
woman was grossly, and without reason, IN
,sulted by some members Of the order, Willie
returning from their excursion to Reading
on Thursday night. None Of the members
can conceive of any such thing happening
on The train,, and the only event ccflclnlatted
TO kive rise to such a statement that they
.caIi imagine ds the ease of ia woman, who
seemed to take offence at some merry and
hatmless badihage fndulged III by some
Knights and a few lady friends in one Of the
cans, and grewled exceedingly hereat- One
of the knights courteously asked her If she
had been offended at anything, Ybegeupen
shd bFusa auely replied shat sbe did tnRt Wish
30 be insulted. He said he did net desire tp
ins llt her and dEepped the GonyeFsstipp, ],
thduehl the, woman continued 10 gIoYl and
complain for some Il tma,n The sxenrstpp
thI Ioughout was q very orderly Affair." and
the Knights DO not relish such assaults
upbn their good eharacteF as were ,cantain u
In the srtielelcomplaiped of, as they haYG a
reputation Cor preserving the, best, iof order
AT BIZ their entertainments and dQipg, ,eyeryti
thing possible for the comfort and pleasure
of those who attend. Il Lgf .ai,o 40 IA =,
The daily gazette., 1882-10-02
AFtests By 'P0iicsnlsn.

/ Chief Of Police Hawkins reports the
tpnowing arrests. made by his force during
S.; disordef1y conduct, 97; drunk and dis.
orderly, A.; assault and battery, 25; lar
cepy, Q !; disotdefly conduct and corner
lilpInging, I !; corner Iounging,, @ selling
lllquor without a License, q highway ROB.
lHery, 2; epbezzfement,. Il. robbery, | ,
/ Violating tfty ordnance, 8 2 burglary and
I arson,1I; shooting in the street, g; trespass.
ihg 1 Z stealing, 8 stone throwing, re.
qeivihg stdfef goods, | ;'cruelty to children,
| 1 : held as a witness, total, 216.