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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-28

ihsa Turn stuls ios ne lAd give ne .
single line"
The promise was made and the old
wreck foated out again on the cur
rent of life, borne here and there and
feeling that death was to be the end.
Yesterday a copy ofthe weekly reached
the Free Press with proof that the edi.
torhad fulfilled his promise. He had
turned a rule for the poor wreck, and
had given him line:
"DiedSept27, 1882, George White
That was all, but in that line was
such g sermon as no man on earth
could deliver. For every word there
was a year Of woe and degradation
For every letter there we're tears and
h~eartaches and promises and failures.
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attachment Notice.

Before George r Powell. j. p. for sbaIbv
county, Tenn Charles n Erich Va. JoSsnI,
n this cause. an attachment having boan
sued out under section 3f65 Of the co5" 20
tennessee. and returned levied upon Inc
property Of the defendant, Joseph ii Moore.
snu sindaVlt having been made that de,
sun Of four hundred and ninety-nine doIlars'
aue py account, and that the claim
Il lust; and that the defendant is a
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that said detendans
make Ais personal appearance before me
on ne I'd day Of November, 1852. At
" y O'clock M! az. my Office, No. 3
and defend said attachment suit within M
lime prescribed by law, or the same will
% proceeded with ~eE-parte; and that a COPY
fonr weeks IN the Public Ledger.
Ihis the 18th day Of October. 1852.
~ W. A. GOODMAN, J. p.
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COMMERCIAL.
Pubic LEDGER ,OFPToE
MEMPHTs, TENN, October q. 1892.

Money is quiet, and commercial
discounts rule at s per cent, with
prospects favorable for lower rates in
the near future, Exchange is steady
at t to 30 discount buying on the East
and par selling. On New Orleans
rates are to off buying and par selling.
The new compromise State bonds
have declined to 56c in New York.
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Gould and the Nickel Plate.

1t has come to the knowledge of the
Chicago Tribune that before leaving
New York Mr.. Gould stated to a re-
porter, with a smile that might have
been suggestive, that he had received
an invitlon to 60 East from Chicago
over the Nickel Plate road. The
indications point stronger than ever tC
the possibility that Gould will event.
ually secure control of the "NickeI
Plate" road, and that he intends tC
run it in connection with the Wabash
The Tribune has long insisted thai
Gould was after this road, and that the
prospects were that he would ulti.
mately succeed in getting it. There
are some who believe that Gould now
virtually controls the road, and that he
was really the power behind the
throne who inspired its construction.
Mr.. Rufus Hatch, who is usually well
posted regarding Gould's affairs, stated
to a Tribune representative at the
Palmer House in that city, a few
weeks ago, that Gould was the real
owner Of the Nickel Plate, and that
he keeps 10 the background for the
purpose Of avoiding a personal con.
hict with Vanderbilt and the
other trunk lines before he is ready
to give them all the fight they
want. This would explain the
bitterness and hostility which Van.
derbilt has shown toward this enter
prise during the last three months.
When the construction Of the Nickel
Plate was first commenced Wander
bilt showed but little hostility to the
enterprise. He allowed it to cross his
roads without a contest, and carried
willingly much of its construction ma
terial. He was evidently under the
impression that he could buy the new
road when completed and use it as a
sort Of second track for the Lake
Shore. His ire has no doubt been
caused by the discovery that parties
are backing the scheme whom he can
not buy out, and who will be able to
give his Lake Shore a black eye when
they get ready.
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No. 465S-In the Chancery Court Of sbsl,v
county, Tenn; Sara P Ashbrook vs., No
Ashbrook ct al. NJ
appea' ing from the bill, which is sworn
A. 70 ~ this cause, that the defendant. N 80
" Ashbrook, Sara p. Ashbrook and nl,r.
enee Ashorook are residents Of the Stafe of
Arkansas and non-resideDts Of the s ate az
nennesseei 1t Is therefore ordered that
az the courthouse Of Shelby county. In Mem.
PMS, Tenn, on or before the FIRST Mondav in
december, 1852, and plead, answer or dsnnr
% complainant bill, or the same will
pe taken for confessed as to them and set tor
hearing exparte; and that a COPY oftbis order
be published once a week for four suceessiva
weeks In the Public Ledger.
a copy-AtteBt:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
By M Bradley, D. c. & M. ''
Heiskell, Meatherford & Heiskel. and q W
heiskell' sorrs for comprt. 81 40 1852
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SATURDAY, NOYember nj. 1872.
Trustees Sale

DY virtue of trust deed made To ma under
- date Of April il, 1876, and recorded In
book No. liz, page 6l9, Of the Registers Office
Of shelby county. Tenn, to secure a certain
deot aue TO the DeSoto Building and Loan
oqtery, at the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison streets, Memphis. Tenn, at II
o'clock noon, on
Saturday, November 25, 1882.
the property described in said deed as fol-
lows. to-wit: Being part Of lot No. in block 46
OF the subdivision Of South Memphis, on the
south side Of Beal street, beginning at a point
~ feet west Of the west side Of DeSoto street;
thence southwa dly parallel with DeSoto
sire lo feet to an alley thence Westward :
With said alley Is feet; thence nOrthwardly
10 feet; thence eastwsrdly on Beal street Is
feet TO the beginning.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title believed
to be gosd, but l sell as t usiee only.
9S X. A. PARKER, Trustee,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

NO. A5o57In the Cbanoery Court of Shelby
eounty. TEND P Hadden OF al VS.. j 3
1 appearing from the bill which il sworn
tS IN this cause that the defendant.
herbert Rhett, Trustee, is a resident
olTeIas and o n-resident of the State Of Ten.
nessee; Itlstherefore ordered thathe make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of Shell
by county, In Memphis, Tenn. on or beToro
tne hrst Monday in December, 1852, and plead,
answer OF demur to complainant bill, or me
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
saa set Tor hearing ex-parte, and that a COPY
81 tnis order DO published once a week, for
A eOpy-Attest:
Ry BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By j M Bradley, D. @. an.
morgan q Mcfarland, sol'rs for complain
ant a. 8 $3.50
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SATURDAY.. KoYsmhar II. IRa2.

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in the city of Momphis
Shelby county, Tenn, te-wt;
Lots 2 and 3, Of William Crane subdivision
Of property Of II. i. GuiOn and others, dated
May -, 1860, recorded in Registers Office o
Shelby county, Tenn. August IS, 1860, Deed
Book IS, PIP. zoo, ZIG and 81, situated east O
Bayou Gayoso and between Madison anc
MOnr' streets Lot No. 2 fronts on Monro,
street :9feet 5 inches by 1857 feet deep, be
tween parallel lines at right angles with tn,
front to the alley between Madison and Mon.
roe street and lot No. 3 fronts on south side
OF MadisO1 1917 feet, and runs southwark be.
tween parallel lines at right angles with the
front l4S% feet, to the alley betWeeniMadisor
and Monroe streets.
Also lot No. Al Of the Kerr subdivision Of
1854 acres. south of and near the city 81
Memphis, in Shelby county, Tennessee, con.
timing " z6-lO acres, bounded north by Kerr
avenue, east by lot 40 Of said subdivision,
south by the south line Of the John Ramsey
1000 acre grant, Of which it is a part, and west
BY lot No. AZ Of said subdivision, having a
front Of 400 feet on Kerr avenue by a depth OF
2AI feet theretrOm, runuinE southwark be-
tween parallel lines to the south line of the
John Ramsey 5000 acre grant. assfOresaid.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of 6, y and
- months, purchasers executing notes with
approved security, Lien retained, etc,
This October II, 1882.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, d. G & NJ.
Jarnagin x Frayser, Craft Cooper, and L.
Is. Eaton, solicitors. tA34 1855
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RIVER I%NTELLIGEHCE
noAra LEAVING TO-DAY.

BOATS LEAVING TODAY,
For White river, Josie Harry ""mn.6 m
" ST. Louis, Clinton ...."".""".-..6 p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For st. Louis. Commonwealth "".l0 a m
" Vicksburg, City of C~airo....O a m
" New Orleans, W. P. Halliday. 10 a m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Clinton, st. Louis.
" Josie Harry, White river.
Future City, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Future City, st. Louis.
james Lee, Frihrs Point.
Ooahoma, Osceola.
Tiger, Bledsoe's Landing.
" Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river
IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Clinton, Sallie Cooper.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-5 feet 4 inches, a decline
Of 3 inches.
Pittsburgh inches and stationary.
Oincinnati-7 feet 3 inches, q rise o.
3 inches.
Louisvine-4 feet 8 inches. and sta.
! tionary.
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Trustees Sale.

NDER and by virtue Of . certain tru.t
trustee, By Lizzie Kingston and PanI K;rass
ston, her husband, duly recordedi in Reeister5 =
once OF Shelby county, in chat booT III noos
81, default in payment of the debt tberebv
secured having been made, I, as trustee AZ tbSe
reqSsst Oh the owner Of the debt. $500, will. on
saturday, October rs, 1852,
At the residence, No. 20S De Toto street. with
N legal hours, and as near the hour Of IL m.
= may be convenient, sell to the bighest
bidder. for cash, the following p-operty con-
yeyed IN said trust deed; One Piano. Knsbn
make, No. l5.2lS; one set Of parlor furnitn.e
pieces, .eonsisi ing Of 5 small chairs and ;
la!se chairs; l marble top centtr table, and
T;tie Pba aianoe o. the household furniture.
convey only as trustee. '
rp pm WINTERS, Trustee.
4 bOyle, Attorney. 20 20
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

NO. 4l6, ~R-.Chancery Court Of Shelby county
~ 5 Tayler ct al VS.. Joseph II Taylor ct al.
BY virtue fan interlocutory decree for sale,
~ entered 10 the above cause on the 2ith dSy
Of October 1882 will sell, at public auction, to
nc highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
MASTER once. courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November 10, 1882,
within legal hours, the following deyeribed
to-Wit. '
Lots %, "a. 96. OF. 80, 40 and the west half os
~ Isaid, we I half being lOOxl75 foeD in Jane
Parks sub-division Of lots l02 and lOl. Of
WINS Williams sub division, for a more par
ticular description of said i6ts reference Ia
made TO a plat Of the same on fIe in This
tause. ~
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third cash, balance on n
credit OF six and twelve months, purchaser 10
execute notes for deferred payments with in
teIest from date OF sale, personal security and
ments. ~
This October 25, 1882.
,Ry BLACK. Clerk and Master.
BY J NJ Bradley, D.. c.. and 81. AZ 40 SIS 81 81
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Notice Of Opened Biddings.
PROBATE COURT SALE.

OOuhl BALE.
No. $40, X DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn Emma S Hildebrand, ad-
ministratsix Of John l Hildebrand, decd,
VS.. r Hildebrand OF al.
QY virtue Of decree entered herein October
~ IL, 1877, notice Is hereby given that / will,
at my Office, in Memphis, Tenn, until FRI
DAY, November 10, 1889, at 4 o'clock pm,
receive bids upon the following described real
estate, o,wit ~lbiddings thereon having beeh
re-opensd):
The remainder estate In the following de-
scIibed tract of land, to take effect upon ter
mination Of dover estate Of Emma S hide
br nd, to-wit:
The northern one-half Of tho northwest
quarter Of section 70, township l. range 8
west, Of the Chickasaw survey, containing ~
acres, and lying in Shelby county, Tenn.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
This October 20, 1882.
HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk.
Humes & Poston, Johnston 4 Ford, sel'rs.
Nl0BU
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ChanCsry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1888, R-Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
y. NJ. Branch ct al, vs.. Charles KOrtrecht
ct al.
RY virtue Of an interloeutory decree for
on the l4th day of July, 1877, [ will sell,
a. public auction, TO the highest bid
der, in front Of tie clerk and masters
office, courthouse otshelby county. Memphis,
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is s. per
annam and Dos ser month for less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
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steamers for upper White and Black
rivers. Captain Milt R. Harry com
mands and looks after the Office affairs
in person.
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n. A. BAUPHIN,
EaW OyIeana. "a.

or ". a. DAUPHIE,
COZ seventh. st., Washington, ID. O.
Or West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
~. Borders addressed TO New Orleans
will receive prompt attention. w6s62
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POSTOFFICE,M MEMPHIS, TENN.
Arrivals and Departures Of Nails
OPEN. RailFoads.

C0PRN. Railroads. CLOSE.
Gin. LOUSY. 4 Mem.
Anp.m mails. 79os.m
A"V" Gin. LOUSY. 4 Mem.
eMam ID through mails. 10 % pm
lOhatt. h Mem. X X.
a0n.m rails. 100 am
10 ~ Am OttSSi through malls. TO- 90 pm
on.w sotion. 8 40 pm
Mem. 4 Grsr ada RR
g 3 an si #53S 'A saa i e Pm pm
hem. 4 j.. 4. nm
II 20 DIM m mSil1 ana 'ol0 $40 pm
'~' Mem 4 L. Il. R. r..
90 am through malls AW Am
Ches., o. a. B.. w. NJ,
Local and through rm.m
"p'~ Cnes., .. as. W. r.
% am R through mails. 10 90 pm
Xiv. a 9th. Nails.
imam. Soint Agent. 4sOp.m'
7m..mt PSstoSios.. 4 80 PINT
gn..mt hI!'RRs Il. 4SOp.mi
-m.u men: 80 ami
la IouiS 4 Mon. Ag'tl 80 pm
lnsceoiakMom Agent. 80 pm.
TnamgIArkansas RivorAgentl 4B p.ml
Mem, to HollySpr' 90,
800 p.m'l MLGs, stage route: Q y A.m.
sMonday. wednesday and Friday.
Monday, Thursday and BatnRdAy.
segndey, Tuesday and s[iaay.
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Entered at the Postofice in Memphis, Tenn,
as second-class matter.
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For Cairo and ~. L.oU1s-
SPECIAL NOrrCD
To ST. Francis river SINNERS.

TNHE steamer ADVANCE will
Iconnect with steamer James k[~zll9aNA-h
Lee every THUR DAY nom s.
ing at mouth of 81. Francis river, takins
Landings. Remember to ship by the Lee
WEDNESDAY EVENING at 5 o'clock, and
freight will go forward promptly, at our requ.
ar rates. J.D RANDALL, Sup't. AZ
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ihffkhY.

The Public & requested carefully 70 netice
the ney and knlarsed Scheme to be drawn
SBr CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000. "a
Tickets only IS. Shares in proportion
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sMonday. wednesday and Friday.
tDailY.
SUNDAY, TueSday and Friday,
tEuoSday, Thursday and Saturdays
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

56osaPeaKe. OHIO d sOuihweatoTn
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Garland ON Tsiai

MEHrRE1S, Va, August E.-The ar
nouncsment that Richard 2. Garland, vlo
shot and killed Joseph Allison, Of Bslti-
more. in an irnprOmptu duel fought nea-
Wedderburn's saw mill, on the 1sth Of lasf
July, was 10 be srraigDsd f0r trial to-day 3,
Lunenbnrg court house attracted an itr-
menss crowd People came from every &c
grand Jury. on uhicn there were I've cuirrs1
men. we're sworn in and sert 70 their rourn.
ard after IN hUur's consultation they p
foried q trIe bill On the case q E
B. Garland. Who vas indicted f,r
murder. At o'el5ck THE cour-
rook recess f0r dinner. The c0ur-
rec0uvsnsd e. ? O'ciock, when Garland "a
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Detroit's Dilemma.

DETROIT August ia trial of consider
able interest has just been concluded in the
criminal court of this city, of a colored man
and white woman, who have been married
tor some time aud lived together as man
and wife. Both are entirely respectable.
worthy people. They were complained OF
under the statute for lewd and lascivious
cohabitation. The state law makes all mar
riages between white and colorcd people
unlawful. Under charge of the court the
jury convicted. The case will probably be
taken to the supreme court. The case at
fects probably hundreds or more married
couples in the city.
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A Sable Thief.

New York, April ia dispatch was
received by the police this morning from
Charleston, South Carolina, reading; AR
rest Abraham Read, young colored man,
aboard the steamer Atlanta. He is with q
colored woman ard child; stole $500 from
me in Jacksonville, Florida" The dispatch
was signed Mary A. Mattan. When the
steamer arrived to-day Read was arrested
and the little party was taken to police
headquarters. He admitted his identity
but denied the charge OF theft. He said he
was going. to Philadel lphia; Bills to the
these, he said, his mother bad given him.
He was remanded for hearing.
Read was arraigned in court in the after-
noon and agreed 10 return to Jacksonville.
He was remanded until arrangements Tor
his return could be effected.
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New YORK, August 12.-The southern
railway steamship commission, which has
been in session here Tor the past three days,
adjourned last evening without, however,
preparing schedule of rates. The ten
dency of the discussion was in favor OF
higher rates. 1t was decided that the car
rying rate on cotton was at present much
too low, and higher rate was agreed upon.
Resolutions were passed expressing sorrow
because of the death of Colonel William
Wadley, president of the Central railway
and Banking company of Georgia.
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LITTLE Rock, August 15.-Colonel A. d.
Ellis, prominent planter in Little River
county, on the Texas and Indian Terri
tory border, was brutally murdered by his
foreman, named John Martin, Saturday
evening, Ellis demonstrated with him for re-
moving a cotton pen, when Martin shot him
dead. The crime caused great excitement.
A large body of men started in pursuit OF
Martin. who hed to the Indian Nation and
could not be found
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Thnse Rinr-LnYinp Cadets.

New York, August ia Newburgh
New York, special says: The investigation
of the prize fight between Cadet Cook and
Plsbe Scudder, at West Point, has been con-
cluded by Judge Advocate Woods, and the
report submitted to General Howard, the
commandant, who has sentenced all con-
cerned to be confined within the limits Of
Camp Garfield and within the color line
during the next annual encampment.
General Wesley Merritt, who takes the
arrived at the Point last night.
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Obsequies.

NEWPORT, r. l., August l2.-General g.
X. Warren was buried here to-day. The
pall-bearers were General Hancock, Cen
eral Parker, Il. S. Franklin, mayor Of the
city; Thomas Coggeshall, postmaster Of the
city, TaillnaH RJgefs, Oi Ih,iadelphia,
General j. IL. Vanolen. of New York; Cen
eral G.. W. Cullum, United States army,
and Captain M. G. Murin, United States
army. The band OF Fort Adams played
dirge and the veterans OF the late war fol-
lowed the remains TO the grave, but further
than this there was 10 attempt at military
display
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BROWNSVILLE, August l5.-There were
twelve new cases Of yellow fever yesterday,
ten Mexicans and two Americans. There
was one death that of a Mexican. There
were six deaths in Maiamoras from fever.
The disease is spreading among the poor OF
this city, though II is not so malignant as
IN Matamoras. The weather continues
cloudy. Mail service will be resumed 10
all parts Of the country tomorrow.
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A Careless Kicker

New ORLEANS, August l5.-While train
of negro excursonists were returning this
morning to New iberia, one of the party
who was standing on the steps of the last
coach, amused himself by kicking at per-
SONS along the road within reach. at Sec
ton he kicked section hand on the lett
side of the head, breaking his neck, kllir 6.
him instantly. The train stopped at Nor
gan City and the guilty one was arrested.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, August 15.-The Psnsa-
cola & Atlantic railroad bridge over
Escambia bay, two miles and quarter
long, was finished to-day at noon and trains
passed over it at O'Clock. The Pensacola
& Atlantic railroad was opened forty-seven
miles to-day. This road broke dirt on the
22d of last August, and will be completed
to the Chattahoochie river in November.
The city is healthy. There is no yellow
fpvar here
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a Marine Disaster.

ST. JOINS, N. f., August 15.-The
steamer Rhwindi of and from Cardiff, for
New York, fell in with the steamer Rich
mond on Saturday in latitude Al degrees
G minutes, longitude 10 degrees 30 minutes,
with the bottom out of her cylinder. The
Richmond was bound from Liverpool to
Galveston with cargo of cotton ties or
bands. She met with the accident on Fri
day last and was taken in tow by the
Rhiwind on Saturday. They arrived at
O'clock this IN orning.
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SHENANDOAH, Pa, August l2-ToslSy
while Robert Parker and Hydsm Weis-
wenter were engaged in shooting a pigeon
match on Kingsiown mountain, one OF the
birds flew towards Parker, when Weswen-
ter fired and shot Parker. tearing the top Of
his head Off and scattering mis- brains
around for several yards. Parker died
shortly after being removed 10 his home.
Weiswenter surrendered himsclft to the an.
thorities
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LOUISVILLE, KY, August i2.-There were
thirty passengers aboard the steamer Buck
eye State when she sunk yesterday, among
them two ladies. The crew of tie life-sav-
ing station wetc promptly on hand with
boats. and did vigorous and eiIectual work
in removing the passengers and baggage
All we're safely carried TO the shore, and
then the tugs Deprew and Transit went to
the assistance of the disable vessel. The
Buckeye State is a wheeler valued at
$4,000; insured in Pittsburg and Cincin-
natl companies.
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BAreoR, Ne, August 1.-the most
destructive tornado that ever visited this
place appeared here at O'Clock this even
ing. The wind blew with terrible velocity
and tIe rain iell in sheets, converting the
streets into roaring steams, the whole ac-
cumpanisd by incessant thunder aud light
ming. The destruction Of property is very
great
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Colonel WadIey's Obsequles.

MACON, GA, August l5.-Colonel William
Wadley, late president of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad and Banking company, of
Georgia, was buried this afternoon at Boil
lingbrook, near Macon. The remains were
followed TO the grave by 800 people, many
of them employees Of the Central road. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.
X. Winchester, Of Christs church, this city,
and then the burial ceremony was performed
by Solomon Hodge, Of Savannah, assisted
W Masons Of every part Of the state,
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New YoRS, August ia Montgomery,
Alabama, special says: suict quarantine
has been established against Pensacola on
account Of continued reports OF yellow
fever in that city. The incoming tram at 8
O'Clock last night was the first subjected to
regular inspection. State Health Officer
Cochran has bcen ordered to Pensacola TO
investigate and report. There Is no excite
meut as vet.