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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-05
Land Sale.

In Supreme Court Of TENNESSEE nj JaokSop-
John League. administrator Of j. o Hook,
deceased, vs.. W. T, Donaldson.
y pursuance OF tie decree pronounced BIZ
Il the Supr, me Court Of Tennessee, at Jack.
sou, IN this cause April q. 1889, I will Offer
tor sale, TO the highest and best bidder, In
hTont q me Courthouse OF Shelby county, In
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RYviItue Of the terms Of a deed in trust
~ made to me on January 81, 1870. which h
du y recorded in book No. l2g, page 474. 10
secure certain Indebtedness therein mention
ed the same being due and unpaid. at The
equest 81 the beneficiary, l will sell TO the
highest and best bidder. for cash. on
Saturday, March 3, 1889,
within legal hours and il front of he coByi.
house door in the city Of Memph the tol
loving described real estate, to viii: Two
%certaio lots or tracts Of land in The Seyen-
tsenth Civil District Of the county Of Shelbv
9nd state Of Tennessee, and more particular.
" Described as follows, to-Wit; being lots
NOS. sad Z Of the fubdivi slon Of he Gaines
tact Of land as made in to case u Francis
5 Lyon and elher5 ", Myfa CLARK Games
aud 9th Y, No. 1912 r D.. in the Chaneery
gonIt OF Memphis, Tenn, Lot M. 6 contains
VI $40 acres, md lot N. 7 contains 81 g-I0
acr 8. making in all 1888 6-1O acres. The q
two tracts lie in the fork Of Bear Creek and
Zane Y eek and 70 the same on which WIN.
beeko d now i6sid0I.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
Taigel., The title is believed 10 DO perfect.
but sell and convey only as trustee.
Memphis, Feb fuary /, 1873.
US JOSEPH WINDLER, Trustee.
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Tuesday, February Is, isss,
Trustee's Sale.

-
HINDER and by virtue of three tr,,, a..
default having been made therein. srd
Mhlen trust deeds are duly Recorded rasnse-
w nd book No. ia, page 81. Of iSe Raps Ise
ters ONCE Of Shelby county, TennessSe' Tss
trustee IN the pla Q Of the trustee t6crei1
named, by, reason Of being nc SeeretSrv ~
ssS Bluff City Building and Loan IssociS.
Monday. February 10, 1883,
a. ths southwest corner Of Main and Nadia,
5,es.s, IN ne oity Of Memphis, Tennessee
curing legal hours, proceed TO sell al pnbI;s
auetion 70 the highest bidder, for caSh y
ceftain lot Of land. lying in the city Of Msms
pas; shelby county, Tennessee, beTinninsa
q point on the west line Of ST Martis ~ ~
Nv ioet inches, noIthwardly from H. onuoei,
line Of Linden street and runninS LNOlltth
NeetWardly With tho south line Of IN ~ E ~
mstly owned ~ james Nugent, ia fs.o ~ "
east llue q Mulberry street, ihencs 70 re
Tagdy with the east side Of Muvbeyev svs.a.
os teet , inches, thence east ardiv III street
OF iess, % the west side Of 81, Msrtin'' ihoIe
o. teet < inches 70 the ~boeinning' hatn 10y
o. 6ioSt ~ a5d fully described n t Ibs,H r,t Rss,
Equity Of redemption wa,v.a
meinphis, January Is, 1RSS
ll 100 kAMIET Hrpc.-
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Invalids, broken down In health and spirits
by chronic dyspepsia, or suffering fsom the
terrible exhaustion that follow the a I ks OF
acute disease, the testimony Of Thousands
who haYe bee IAised as a mi aele from q
similar state of prcstrstiun BY o'tettsr's
stomach d I ers, is a sure gu .rantee that BY
ed and restored.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
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nEspERATR AT LAsT.
IN Il coFFIN.

While the body lay, Sunday night.
Monday and Monday night, in the
undertaker's shop enc after another
Of his associates, who we're not afraio
to do so, called to see it. The ghastly
wound through which his life had es
capped was hidden, and the face looked
lifelike and peaceful. On the cof6u
plate was the inscription
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Altaehmani liniIea-

8 lA 40 1875
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
q. Mccullough Killed.
Monroe Bulletin, Jan. 17th.)

Last Wednesday between and 5
o'clock p. M, a sharp explosion attract,
ed the notice of persons on Grand
street, and rapidly thereafter it was
passed from mouth to mouth
that T.. D. McLain had shot and
killed G.. Mccullough in front of kel-
ler's saloon. 1t was true. The inquest
developed the following facts
Mr.. Mitchner, one OF MeLain's mana.
GERS had drawn an order in favor OF
Mccullough on McLain. Mccullough,
after inqulring OF several parties II they
had seen McLain, finally found him IN
conversation with Mr.. Green in front OF
Keller's. Mccullough walked up. to
them and asked McLain it he was going
to pay that money. McLain said ne
would, but was very busy then, but II
he woula meet him at the bank in the
morning at 9 o'clock he. would pay him.
Mccullough declared he would take the
order back to Mitchner. McLain re-
peated that he would pay it next morn
ing. Mccullough persisted in his de-
termination to go back to Mitchner with
it. McLain said "Well, carry it back
to him tllen.n Mccullough then said to
McLain "You are acting the damn
rascal with me-" aud put his hand in
his pocket and started towards McLain. !;
McLain drew his pistol. Mccullough
closed upon him. Green Dunn inter
fered and separated them. During this
time McLain had not attempted to
shoot. They still continued talking.
Mccullough advanced upon McLain
again. Mccullough struck McLain in
| the face McLain struck at Mccullough
with his pistol without effect. McLain
tried to keep Mccullough of with his
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
MURDERS.
liberia Star.)

Last Sunday night a negro named
Pierre Allen was scot and killed by one
Bob Strain, also negro. The murder
was committed at the disreputable
negro gambling den situated on our
Main street. opposite the store OF Mr..
III. H. Beckman, and in which Mr.. JUS
tin Cazajoux was murdered about q
year ago. The causes which led to the
killing are as follows: During the day,
Pierre, for reasons unknown TO us, had
taken advantage of Bob's physical
weakness to assault him. Exasperated
to degree of revenge, the latter how
ever patented until night, when Pierre
seated at a table playing cards, renewed
his quarrel with Bob because this last
occupied seat which enabled him to
observe the cards that Pierre held in his
hand. He harshly notified Bob to re-,
move his seat; the latter refused. and
with increased anger he ordered Pierre
outdoors, and scarcelely had he passed
the door than Bob drew pistol and
shot him, the ball taking effect in the
forehead, occasioning death the next
day. The murderer evaded the police,
fled and has not since been heard OF,
Notwithstanding a warrant is out Tor
his arrest. Wehad lately predicted, Ito
ourselves) an occurrence OF this kind IN
a place where negro prostitution and
righteousness is pictured in its most
disgusting form. Will our authorities
tolerate the continuance OF such a dis
grace 2 We hope not.
Another negro named Sam Woods
was murdered oD the plantation of DIR.
A. Duperier, in Fausse Pointe. during
the night of last Tuesday, by unknown.
He is reported 50 have been found dead
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
A Double HOlnicFte.
fNatchitoches vindicator, Jan. 1sl

(Natchitoches Vindicator, Jan. 13.l
For some time past, the citizens Of
Marthaville neighborhood, have been
troubled with two escaped prisoners
from the parish Jail Duke Crump, and
John Morgan and have made several
attempts to catch them, but without
success, until last Monday night 9th
inst, when Deputy Constable of Sabine
and Deputy Sheriff of Natchitoches, A.
j. johnson, in company with Deputy
Sheriff Isaac Rains OF this parish, and a
posse OF some ten men, surrounded the
house of Mr.. w. F. Woods, three miles
from Marthaville in Sabine parish and
I in a stone throw of the Natcbitoches
line, the place at which the two culprits
in company with several friends were ];
and John Middleton decoyed Morgan
from the house, with the promise of
getting some whiskey in the woods, a
distance of about 30 yards, to where the
posse was secreted, and Morgan was
ordered to surrender, by johnson and
Rains. who covered him with their shot
guns, he ran, the two guns misfired and
he succeeded in reaching the house and
secured his gun, then stepping out in
company with Crump, and several
friends fired upon the posse, killing Mr..
John Furlow, member of the posse.
The fire was returned, and Morgan was
killed, and his friend Duke Crump, was
arrested and brought to this city on
Tuesday last, by johnson and Rains,
and lodged in Jail.
These two escaped prisoners have
been long wanted and many efforts have
been made to capture them, but always
without success, they had TOO many
friends who. were always willing to as
sist them, in escaping their would-be
.capturers.
Morgan was charged with arson and
shooting into dwelling house, which
was lawfully occupied, and Crump was
charged with an assault by willfully
shooting at, both were bad men, and it
is relief to know that they are where
they can do no more harm.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
The Democracy.

= q ~ : + 4 ~ =
The test of well balanced man is,
that he can stand prosperity, and the
same principle applies with double
force to party. The spoils hunters,
backed by the corporations, are giving
indications that they will prove too
strong oa tor the statesmen tsa OF the Demo
they will simply repeat Democratic his
tory; If the lattes are successful, it is
probable that the Democratic party will
show that the Republicans count with
out their host when they count upon
Democratic blunders for their success.
1T is evident that there are some
men in the Democratic party who ap-
preciate that every vote taken from the
Republicans and given to the Demo-
Gratis counts two, and that they cannot
disregard the independent thought
which has been. gaining such strength
in the communicable Justice.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
T11nICIA1 ADyERTIsEIENTs.
GHERIFF,S SALE.
CLARA LAMoRANDIER. WIFE, VS.. EU-
GENE FOURNERAT.
No. 13, ,412,
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

H F..
BY virtue Of a writ of tieri faeias to me ,9
directed in the above entitled suit, L VIII n
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder on on Sal 81 +
o'clock 4. NJ, at the main entrance to, the
Courthouse in the town OF Opelousas parish OF
ST. Landry, the following described properly
viz: r,..,a,, ~
Bayou Mallet containing twenty-five and 64lloo
acres being lot number seven of section hIteen
in township number seven south OF fahso
number one east
cd. Another portion of land situated at same e
place containing eighty acres, being pafs VI
section twenty two same township ana r'tasett set
bounded north by the above described tfac'
and Hypolite Miller, South by land OF Iheles- Is
phor Amy east by Hypolite Miller ana west ny
Theophile Francois. +
thereon.
TERMS Cash. i,,,.oN
Sheriff, Parish of st. Landry.
Tan 13 1880 )
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
No. 1880.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

By virtue Of an order of seizure and sale Is, is,
sued out of the honorable District Court, III ana
for the parish of st. Landry. in the above emu u
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder. at
the Courthouse of said parish, In the toWIi i
OF Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 18th Day OF
February. 1883 at IL O'Clock A. NJ the following
described property, to-wit: :
tract OF land situated at about one mlle
northwest of Opelousas bounded south and west
by public road leading from Opeiousas d. fillG lG
Platte east by tract of Victor Lastrapes and
north by a tract of land now belonging 10
Drauzin or Cyprien Henrie.
'ef'ns--oasA. C. C. DUsoN,.
ian 13 Sheriff of the Parish of: st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

whereas Ignatius Guidry of the parish of St.
Landry, administrator of the estate OF Joseph
A. Guidry deceased, having filed final tableau
Of classification of debts and distribution {, OF
tion prayirg for the homologation of same,
And, Whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF Cou.t bearing date
January 10th, 1888, ~
persons interested to make opposition to SAID
tabIeari, in writing in my office III the town OF
Opelousas, within. the time required by law
why the said tableau should not be homoiogar
ted and confirmed. !,,
ian1a Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
MEETING OF oEEDiroRs.
ABRAM MAYER VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
No. 1s,A1 DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF
ST. LANDRY.

Rv virt,ie of an order of the Hon. District
Co,irt in and for st. Landry parish. and COM
mission to me directed, issued in the above en-
titled and numbered suit. will hold meeting
INV office in the town of Opelousas, on Tuesday,
February Goth, 1885, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. IN order
that said Mayer may lay before his creditors q
statement of his affairs, that they may accept
the cession of his property, appoint a syndic
to fake charge thereof, and take such further
action as they may deem proper under the law.
$3.50, -. w. s. FRAzEE,
ian cost Notary Public.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

The total number Of suicides during
1882 reported by telegraph numbers 734,
which is 129 in excess of the suicides of
1881. This is known to be very incom-
plete, and the actual number must have
been much greater.-[ Times-D Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
NoTlcE OF FINAL rAHhEAu.
ESTATE OF SUZANNE LEDoUx, DECEASED.
No. $500, PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT
COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

Whereas, Alexander Cormier. Of the parish
of st. Landry, administrator of the estate OF
Suzanne Ledoux, deceased, having filed final
.tablear of said estate and of partition of the
community property between him and the
heirs of said deceased, accompanied by his Pc
tition praying for the homo1ogation OF same,
been granted by an order OF Court bearing date
January 26, 1888,
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
tableau, in writing in my office in the town OF
Opelousas. within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be home toga-
ted and confirmed.
jan 27 Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Whereas, Trad Fisher, administrator OF the
Estates of eliza Fisher, and Levisa Woods,
both deceased. having filed tableau
of classification of debts and distribu-
tion of funds, and final settlement of estates
accompanied by his petition praying for the
homologation of same.
And. Whereas, the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court bearing date
December 2Sth, 1882. =,
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
fabIeau in writing in my office, in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
Why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
Pan 6-st Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
w0OD .a.MD LU.NBER.

I keep constantly on hand large supply I OF
f,rewnnn for sale at reasonable figures, and can
filI ali orders on the shortest notice. Can NIL
oi0oas ' AoA M A1--1 J. e. HOUSTON.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

HENRY T.. GARLAND, VS.. HILAIRE ! FRI
LOT, INDIVIDUALITY AM AND Jas MAJ
URAL TUTOR, EFT AL.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03

Nos. 3164, 22O6.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
NOTICE OF FINAL TA.BLEAU.

ESTATES OF ELIJAH FISHER AND
LEvISA WOODS, DECEASED.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
Estate Es OF JOSEPH AUGAsrE GuIDRY

No. s94e, PROBATE DOCKET, DIsTRIC-
COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
NTOTICE OF FINAL TARLEAU.

z. U. OUDONs,
Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-03
aMERIFF,s SALE.

Jan 1S, 1882.
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i. II. FREEZE.

NAgEA Wepeorlc arc ALWAYS on the
ksH3 & e Esl l"okont for cEauces to in
~ SNT w., crease their earning, and IN
time become wealthy; those VIE do not
i,nvroy" tGcir opportunities remain in puv
,riv. We offer great chance 10 make
money Wa want many men, women,
boys ard girls to work f." ,ls risht in tbci
own lrcsiilira ANY one can do the worn
property from the FIRST start. The hnsincss
will pay more Ian ten tines ordinary WA
yes iAlcnsive ui,tliI free N""le W no Gu
cages fails Ia r,ane money rapidly. You
csn devote 7our " hole time 10 the work
or only vour spnrc moments, Fol- int"r-
ma ionand all that is nec''"l Seut free
Address H-iEsoN 6 Co.. Portland .Aainr.
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History Repeats Itself,

In the olden times every person az
hicted with any sort of scrofulous
disease was regarded with holy hor
ror and so intense was the superstl-
!ious dread Of such people that they
were driven out Of the country and
made TO live among themselves, Such
disorders are as prevalent to day a.
they were fifteen hundred years since
bat public feeling it more charitable y.
Besides Swayne' Ointment for skin
diseases has been introduced and the
.flictee are being healed.
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House ana E'arnl.
The Use of Lime In Blasting.

There are some forces, apparently
insignificant, which act with irresisti-
bic power through short distance. The
expansion of water in freezing is a
force Of tins kind. " The increase in
bulk in changing from the liquid to
the cold state Office is only about one
tenth, yet it exercises power suf1l.
Gent to break iron vessels and REID
the hardest rocks. Every one who
has Stacked lump Of quck-lime by
gradually pouring water upon it, has
observed that the first effect of the
contact between the water and the
lime is TO cause swelling lump. 1t
generally expands and takes up con
siderable more room than before This
expansive fierce has recently been sue
cessfully applied to coal mining in
England. Powdered quick lime is
strongly compressed into cartridges
about three inches diameter, and
each has running Il ugh it perfor
sted iron tube, til Ugh which water is
forced. These cartridge. were used
in coal mine in place OF the usual
blasting charge, water was forced in
to them, and the expansion Of the
line threw down mass Of coal weigh
ing about 10 tons, with little Of the
small roal made with tie usual blasts.
The exemption from d anger and the
avoidance of smoke have caused coal
mine owners to regard this new meth
Cd with favor. Our ingenious readers
may find useful hint in this.
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INTERESTING
FARM ANDHOUSEHOLD
NOTES.

Tie Lire Stock Monthyi is a new
iournal issued from Portland, Me.
Canada calls for a Toronto Fat
Stock Show. Tile Globe says ut
would be bound to become famous.
Mr.. Henry Howell, Bridgeton, N. J.
says he raised last year. from one
seed, twenty. eight pumpkins wei CHING
no POUNDS.
"The whole system of the grading
Of wheat in Minnesota in imquitous to
the farmers " This is the declaration
Of the St. Paul Farmers Board OF
Trade.
The season statistics of twenty Of
the sorgum millsin Wisconsin give an
aggregate of $4,000 gallons of svrnp,
readily finding u market at 30 cents
each,'
Professor Peter Collier is receiving
Of late many public expressions of de-
served appreciation Of his devoted
and most useful experiments in the
interest Of the sorghum industry, con,
tinued during the past year or two in
Washing'o on uuder depressing condi
tons.
Mr.. L. n. Bonham made a paint Of
Princes brown, at 8 cents pound
and raw llnseed oil, at 55 cents per
gallon, which, applied to roofs, not on
y prevented the formation of lint on
the shingles and kept the y from crack
ing. but also rendered them l,ss liable
to catch fire from SPARKS.
Sixty acres of the farm Of Dr JOY
TiIsonburg, Canada, are in orchard
set principally with varieties cataIo-
gued by Tie Toronto Gi,Je: New
town PipIins, Baldwins, Roxbu
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ISrpuFsTIre To- LADIES. - Our Ind,
p adrrs can hardly fail TO have their n,,cn
,llel hi. wrr, 20 the latest communion
imprn, VEN pn,s in t'mt most usriul of nj
om,.,ic iup,,mcn,s. the Sewing mn
Chime"
nn'crstanc il, n maclinI f,r fam.
rlv usc shun,6 meet frs, Of MI These re-
II shoul BIZ sjmnI. in it., nc.
/, should run easily: it should d.
n wide r,urc of work i, shnud b,ns near
* uoi,,Irs. AS un..ihlr, j, should he Gyli
,,anl,nmr 1urnhlc, and AS chem ~ il con.
,i.rru, vii, excellence lLrnprlrnn
These conditions the "lioni Running
E,w IJn,,,.' rn. ,,i,lr ror,. !, h,. oils,
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Flowing Gardei = In Winter.

Periods Of mild weather occasional
~ occur during the winter and where
The fall p lowing has been omitted, it
may probably be done later. The
agency Of frost in making the soil fine
and Increasing Its fertility. is not sui
fciently appreciated. If the soil be
.rsnched or rlowed after the crops
are gathered and le'tin deep furrows
nearly twice the surface exposed to
tho frost. The alternate freezing and
thawing breaks down the course
Jumps and makes the plant food there
IN more available for the crops of the
coming season. Flowing at this sea
son lso disturbs the winter retreat
Of many insects that will be DESTROYED
by exposure to frost. The advantage
Of working the sol. in late fall and
winter is seen in the cultivation of
celery. Stirring of the soil in blarcL-
ing the crop, and the rough shape III
which the trenches are left, give The
frost and rain a lair opportunity to
improve its filth. Fro>ls will fnd
the soil more perfectly than any tools
or the cuitvator. lfnot only r,leas-
ed the the inert plant food in the sol
but makes the manure that is added
more avnllable Tor tie crops of the
next season.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active
practice having had placed in his hands Nv
an Last lnli,. Missionary the formula of n
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Thrort and Lung affections, Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having thor
oughIy tested it's wonderful curative pow
crS in thousands Of cases, feels that it Is his
duty to make it known to his fellows. The
recipe, VITA full particulars. directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary Nd
vice and Instruction tor successful treat
m-nt at your own home, will be received
by You by return mail, free of charge, by
addressing with stamp or stamped self adj
dressed envelope to Dr. NJ. Z. CASS,
POI York St, jersey City, n. J.
Nov. Oily.
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