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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

THE Mountain Echo passes from the
control of. y. WOLFF, the late editor,
TO B. c. Conrad X Co. The Echo has
always been a good county paper and
should be well supported by the people
of W. ster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

Iowa temperance ladies will sing,
pray and dispense sandwiches at the
polls on election day. The men will
eat the sandwiches and vote for some
thing to wash them down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

jim BENNETT now orders his Herald
to be sold at two cents. Another vic
tory for the Western Bohemian Of the
World
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
Iaserson 20 the Rescue.
San Francisco E,a,piar,.

Bob IBgersoll will take the stump for
the Republicans. Having acquitted the
star route thieves the grand old party
thinks be Will be able to pull Ii through
also.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27
Ntw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Contractors!

S,EAyED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by The undersigned al the COM
PAWS Office at Washington, Pa, until Mon
day, p N October 18th, for the graduation,
masonry aud tunnelling Of section Nos. 3, 4,
p, q, 40 IL, q, - and a OF the Ohio and Bal
tirnore short line K ". Division of the Bal
n more and Ohio r. r. Plans and specica.
lions may De seen a. the office above named
and blank forms for proposals obtained on
application. Bidders will be requ red 70 fur-
niIn satisfactory evidence Of their ability TO
perform the work on which their proposals
Are made and will be required 10 commence
work within l. days from the date notice IS
furnithed OF the allotment Of work. The
company reserve the right TO rel ct any or
all bids. 7. II. IRWIN,
saI2Ja Chief Engineer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

THE Buffalo Democratic Convention,
now in session, is one Of the largest ever
held in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

Jr-pGE HoADLY will take the stump
in Ohio next Monday.
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NoTTCF no SUBSCRLBERA

NOTICE To SUbOCHLDh1IN
ne date printed on ne wnapPeT o
spehpapeT denotes ne time ~heH Tie sub
lcription srptreS.
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Justices and COnstabIes.
For Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
N on Fourteenth street, from October LIST,
1853. hot and cold water and gas
Wv. HOGE & BRO,
sepih 1890 Market street.
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HEw apXERrlsEmNTs.

rNARinR sToyE FOR SAUE.-A SEC
ond-hand sSperdid" anthracite partor
stove. IN good condition and e low price
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Gard of IhankS

NV ANTED-RooM, WITH OR WITHOUT
w board. for tWo gentleman, on the Island.
Address aB. y REaIsTKR once. se1ls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-27

WE HEREBY RETURN THANKS TO
w the opera House Band, Turner society,
and AL other friends who so kiudly assisted
and sympathiZed with as during our recent
sffiicfion MRS ANNA HESS,
tep27o and Children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
Non-ResIdent Notice.


No. $500. R D In the Chancery Court Of
sheiOy county. Tenn.-C p Hunt ys Oliver
I I appoaripg from original and amended
i bils which are sworn to IN this cause
that .he defendants. Oliver S Caruthers.
Samuel 7 Caruthers, Annie Il Beanland, w
10 Bernhard, Bell Duke, w II Caruthers.
bamuel q CaFuthefs. sarah N Burt, j Ii
Burt, individually and as executors Of J o
garuthcrs. deceased Susan Davidson, Josie
Terry and her husband, - Terry, and Ella
A dams are residents OF the State OF Mis.is-
sippl; that Mary Madox and Martin David.
son are residents Of tho State Of texas; that
Alice Byrus and huabynd, - Byrus, are
residents OF State Of Michigan, and that
Charles 6mii ID a resident Of Stale Of Florida.
and all 0n-residents Of the st 10 Of Tonnes
sec, and that the names and places Of resi-
dgnce Of tho other heifG and logatoes Of j Q
Caruthefs, deceased, are unknown and oaR-
not BIO aseortained after dilieent inquiry,
II Il therefore ordered that they make
their appearances hereln, At the courthouSs
81 Shelby county, IN Memphis, Tonn,, on
0r before the hrHt Monday In January, 1854
end plead. ansWor or dompr 70 complainant
bill and amended bill, or the
samo will be taken for eonfessed
alto thom and sot fot hearing ex-parto, and
that copy Of this order DO Published on ce
4 week tof four successive weeks. In tho
This Sd dsy Of December. 1883.
RI BLAoK. Clerk and Master.
by N Bradley, d, O, 4 N.
Myers a sneed, soils for complainant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
Realism on the French Stage.

Lucy Hamilton Hooper. writing
from Paris, says: II have been 10 see
Ma Comarade' at the Theater du Pa
lais Royal. It is the reigning dramatic
sensation Of the hour. Eyerybodv
goes to see it. Everybody asks every,
body else II they have been to see Il
Everybodyis shocked-at it, and laughs
Immensely over it. II is excessively
naughty, and as funny as il is inn
proper. There il one thing 10 be- said
Of 1t, aod that is, that there is rot one
WORD OF double entendfe in the whole
Of 1t; not a bit of it The entepdres
are as single as possible. The authors
have not attempted to disguise their
meaning BY 30 much as an inch Of
verbal gauze. When they have to
discourse to the audience about a
spade, they call it spade right along
so, as the Southerners say. The NAV
treats Of the adventures of A younS
married rair who are the best friends
In the wOrll-only that and
nothing more. Through what wind.
ing ways the young wife i
led all, stung by jealousy, She diseov
ers that she is head over ears In love
with her own husband, il boots moi
now to relate. There ia a scene AZ !
iortunetellers which is quite dali,
cious, and also that Of ball given NV
fashionable domi mondame, 10 which
the Jealous wife and her elderly eonsin
80 disguised as japanese minstrel
when IS also quite amusing. Bni
the nail OF the piece, to use a Bit Of
French theatrical slang, is the scene
Whsrein Cousin COtentin-wbo ia no,
souihed BY the stou est and mos,
eomical actor Of Paris, NJ. Daubrav@
deh61erately goes 10 bed 10 full view
OF the audience. He undressos ana
undresses and undresses till had co.
rlous thoughts of getting up and going
nome, though some Of the most distin.
gulshed members Of the American
colony we're present among the An.
dience 10 lend me countenanoe Final
" he got through and remained In a
iull suit OF fine gray merino uuder-
wear, turned up with red. Then he
rsured for the night, and the scene
mat followed was exceeding well
played. First be tried a half sitting
posture, Then he hunched his pillows
and lay down fat, pulling the he'd
Clothes quite up TO the tin OF his.nose
Then he turned 10 one side. Nexthr
tired the other. Finally he got nm
and lit the night lamp AMI tried 10
read All in vain, He could not set
70 sleep. II was an admirable niece
q realistic acting. But just fancy
such scene as that on The American |
natter. vi '"S'
And i must say that l think tbe
English speaking audiences have tbc
,est OF It. What is the use In making
be stage indecent 'Comarade' l. II
snssly oomical, ii is true. but 90 was
Lord Duudreary ssSueh PLAYS As
be lat Palias Royal sensation dis.
uSt WI lie they amuse. Il is pleasant
llugh, but Major dc Boots has
unused me quite as much as did
olentin. / doubt, however. If the
arisian public would have found
'ything comlcal in Major dc Boots or
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
nr. RnndaII's iorae and Buggy.
New Z ork Herald.

Now that thu Speakership eleetion 1.
oyer, Mr. Samaia j. Randall ought 10 put
W olq morse aja TO pasture, give his An.
zen. buggy Nos lme needy naighbor and
yuy sound 40 a safe turnout Id renlaef
tne concern VI ,eh has figured 10 promi.
nygn.sy N NE ccouhts of the rustic sim.
pnelty u lSe at Berwyn by an his mn
uielous lHier sipwers during the Sneaker
shlp eanPaiY .. Unless lie ltill hone for
W ~ pensysg 4tlc Presidential nomination
ar fsAnda II surely has no further nnoijve
70 oVefgOr K that poor old horse for tbe
sake % imposing upon people who are
igh0esnt enough TO suppose thsf ~ VIM a
guoa horae y y symptom Of noYitieat ! ~
toeiacy- We were very much 1870 49,
iiOr the safety Of Mr.. Randaliis naet
Deiore he shifted his headonarter, tro,,,
berWyn TO Washington. Wbeh ~ H.
I'M hh,sws WIN him began some ak or
S6Sr na weeks ago, the condition OF the
IN M, ~ 4 ia.. ougisy was shaly enough, and
~. ~ latter stages Of the campaign there
H. IL, reason lor the gravest apprehensions.
an gIe = the last report we remember
!. Ibo.'SSlng, made by an interviewer from
slUs b9ston herhld aud copied approyinglv
IDlo MT Mills' Republican Tribune. which
,1IJgeps snug little corner in lis sympa.
sJl l warm Tor ir. Randall, although he
do .,.r Gall himself Democrat. ~
n me non. ,. j. Randalps home near
,plerwyn, Pa, IS about four miles from
We railroad statii m. To get 10 n be cali
lls carriage, and the hired boy drives mn
Ilekety Old col Germ drawn bv a borsp
almost - dtlapb dated as the wagon a.
le stars ont It an even bet any dav tbai
,nS vehicle doe MT hold together until he
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

THE Democratic Senators held a
meeting on yesterday morning, PEN
dleton presiding, to arrange parties as
to the membership Of the various
committees. Some feeling was dis
played with respect to the habit ofthe
older members Of obtaining majority
Of the important places N the com
mittses. to the exclusion OF the
younger members. TH following
committee we're appointed to arrange
the minority membership to the best
interests Of all, to report their action
at the next caucus: Harris, CoOkrell,
Garland, Butler, George, Morgan, and
Gall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
nnn-raaIdani noilaa.


No. 1923 No. 6-In the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Toni. The STATE Of Tennei-
IT Appearing from amended bill which L
i sWorn to IN this cause hat the defendant
James II Meade Is q resident Of State Of
n Assaachusetis, that Francis N yinaon and
Margaret Il Vinfon, Aaron McNoill, trua-
tee, Matte w Hutchinson, Charles w Hutch.
inson Walter N Hhldemhn and John bona
hue are residents Of the Statu Of Kentucky,
that EdmundUrquhart Is q resident Of State
Of Afkanpas, that Il b Waddell, trustee, - n
resident Of the state Of Missouri, and that
Remboit TreEevant and Sallie prtzeyant are
residents Of the State Of Louisiana, and all
non-residents OF the State Of Tennessee,
And II also appearing that the names and
places Of residence Of the hoira Of ueorgn A
Mccall and Of tho heirs Of William II An
drews, and Of tho heirs Of Julia Andrews,
and Of the hoirs Of Ju Ia Kahn are all un-
known and cannot DO ascertainod after dill
II Is therefore ordered that thOy al mako
lheli appearance herein, At the couIthouse'of
before the hrst Monday In January, 1854,
and plead, annWof or demuf 10 complainant
amended bill No. 6, iiled November n, 1885,
OF The same win DO taken for
confessed a., 70 them and Iet for hearing ex-
parto, and that q CODY Of this order BE- pub
liihed once W ok for four successive weeks
N the Public 4, dyer.
This aslh day u EovenibeF. 1850.
A o0py-AtteJt;
-, IL BLACK cl,fh and Ma.ssr.
By N Bradley, D. O. a M.TfT7T rT7T
Nv Hampton sol for complainant.
70 e. 50 "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

the following lands:
lst, One lot, south side Of Market street.
2oxlOO feet, on which is a two-story brick
house number SO Marke. street.
%, Lot l2l, Lan0 subdivision, east Of Mem.
pins, ~ feet on the east side Of Dupree street
By 1854 feet, on which is one. story irame
house Of six foomE said lot between Lane
avenue and Louisville railroad.
%, Lots and .. Peyton subdivision, 10
Rether fronting va feet on north side OF old
Raleigh road and running back ON west side
1878 . .rallel to Pei ton avenue and on the
east side l5i foot parallel with said avenue.
4thi North half Of lot ~ of the Dunn sub
division, cast Of Memphis, fronting in feet
deep.
I'll, Lot on north tide Of New Raleigh road
az Intersection Of sample avenue, containing
several acres aud fully desciibod in ,he deed
% the Mississippi Valley lns Co., 10 BOOK
ia. page AL. On this lot is house contain,
ing five or ak rooms.
Terms Of Sale-Credit Of seven months,
note bearing interest from date Of sale with
personal security, and deeds to be executed
~ the receiver retaining lien. Redemption
barred. A. HATUIlE1T, Receiver.
Smith 4 Collier, ] Clough, L 4 L Leh.
man, Il W Dunes, Gran 4 Cooper, Attys. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

SUITS Of a sensational character are
to be brought 10 the Court Of Claims
at Washington for the value Of slaves
10 Texas Il is claimed that slavery
was guaranteed by Congress as one Of
the conditions Of the admission Of
Texas into the Union, aud that the
suits will be brought in good faith,
aud not for any political purpose.
Technically, there may be grounds for
such claim, but it will be
set up il defense that Texas forfeited
her rights by going into the rebellion
aad that the abolition of slavery was
an incidental but a necessary war
measure, 10 the struggle for the pres
etvation Of the Union. 1t might be
claimed for all the slave States that
the Constitution from earliest
times guaranteed slavery, and
that Lincoln declared when he
was elected President that he had
no idea Of interfering With the dOmes-
tic institutions Of the States. There
were many Union men owning slaves,
especially in the border States. But
the emancipation proclamation aD-
piled to all. and the Union slave
holder lost his property inner
tied from his revolutionary
ancestors, guaranteed by the constitu-
ton and sanctioned by acts of Con-
gress aud che highest courts Of the
land, the same as bis neighbor WHO
favored secession and fought four
years in the Confederate army. The
government has never made any dis.
elimination in favor OF these Union |
men, even in cases where they went
into the Union army and
fought to free their own
slaves. There were many such in
stances. Public opinion often manu-.
features the opinions Of courts, and
it is not likely that any court will be
found 10 recognize the validity Of the
claims about to be set up by citizens
Of Texas The guarantee made to
Texas could not be stronger or more
binding morally or 10 law than the
guarantees made to her States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
An Earthquake up the Memphis
aud kRnsns City RaIIrOad.

ST Louis, December ga severe
shock by earthquake was realized yes
terday 10 the vicinity Of Raven Den
Springs, Arkansaw, which lasted forty
seconds. Glassware, crockery, store
houses were destroyed and large
stones we're loOssned and fell 10 the
cuts along the Kansas City, Spring
field and Memphis railroad. Near by
the shock was accompanied by land
raise and VIOLENT jar Of the earth. The
storm moved from northwest to south.
west.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
Home Items.
II you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that neVer-FAil.


The weakest woman, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can use hop bittors
with safety and great good.
-Old men lettering around from rheu-
matism, kidney trouble or any weakness
will be almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use of hop bitters and /
recommend them TO my people -Metho-
dist Clergyman.
Ask auy seod doctor II hop
Bitters are mot the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness,
Will leave every leighborhood as soon as
hop bitters arrive.
/ My mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all oct Of her system with hop
bitters. Ed. Oswego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bit.
ters and you need not fear sickness.
I Ice water is rendered harmlessand more
refreshing and eviving with hop bilters
In each draught
The yigor Of. youth for the aged and
lnIrm in hop bittersi
AT the change Of life nothing equals
HOP bitters TO allay ell troubles incident
Thereto"
1.-THE best periodical for ladies 10 take
monthly and from which they will receive
The greatest benefit Is hop bitteu3
Mothers with sickly, fretfnl, nursing
children, will cure the children and bene-
% themselves by taking hop bitlers daily.
THOUSANDS die annually from some
iIofm Of kidney disease that might have
9ees prevented by timely use Of hop
bitters.
q, indigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
Ihrities of the bowelS cannot exit when
hop btters are used.
A timely Q use of hop
Bitttrs will keep a whole family
In robust health year At a little cost
10 produce real genuine sleep .and
,hlld-hke repose all night, take a little
mop bltters on retiring.
That indigestion or stomach gas ~
nght, preventing rest and sleep, will dis !.
appear by using hop bitters 'llf
T.-Paralytic, nervous, trenulous old
aides are made perfectly quiet and
by using hop bitters
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
APromptRe,urrn,,l

Itis usnaT v;,b NM. .J..:
agents to very closely ssrutin;zs .l biIl,,
rendered, and to max . ppblisbers vail
I !. tnelr money during . long time fol
tspsi 4 no WIN fee@ nsa. useless re. req
rule is the 6Tm Sf yIsss ps'V Goo 20 'q y
RowelI & Co., Advertising agents New
York; Bills rendered to them are
S Ssus'iy y te9of ne y correct, 10 thref
msrfinSs on he S; n s sSo .a Ihe
prompt settlement has IN No , wsv n on.'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
Observation-Disclosures.

No. s299 Rim the Ohancory Court Of SheIbJ
county, Tonn,-Ihe State Of Tenneafeo FOL
use. etc vs. w II Butler ct al.
" appearing from amended bill which Il
] sworn 70 In this cause that the defend
ant, X Y Walt Is a resident OF the State OF
Arkansa'; that Mrs Kate Lane and Rufus
Walt Lone are residents Of the State Of Flo,
ida. and all non-residonts Of the State Ct
Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that they pAks
their appearance herein, ct the courthouse d
Shelby county, In Memphis, Tennessee, on OF
before the first Monday in January, 1884, and
plead, anqwer or demur 10 complain
anita amended bills r., filed herein. Or the
same Will DO taken for confessed a. 10 them
and get FOR hearing ox-partoi and that cory
Qf this order be publigheq once q week Tor
four successive weeks In the Pablo Ledger.
This Sd day Of December, 1883
r. J, BLACK, O and N.
ByJM BRADLEY, d O and NJ.
! w Hampton and Q w neiskoll, soils for
comprt. 10 IS 81 N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
IA Adjustment Between Labor
aud Capital.

CINCINNATI, December eth,
board of arbitration in the boot anC
shoe trade have closed session last,
ing nearly two months They adopte3
the present schedule Of wages, to re,
main 10 force till June 20, 1884, Boil
parties made concessions before a.
agreement was reached. Six firm.
decline to enter into any arrangement,
but the present status will not b.
affected by their action until Decem.
Der 20, BY which time they may change
their views.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

A writer in Boston paper says tina
the traveller IN passing along the high.
way, q mile or go above the village o
North Haverhill, N. H., reaches and
passes a little pine grove, he finds /
small grave yard which contains the
remains Of some Of tho earliest settlers
Of that section Of the State, and here
for more than seventy years have re.
posed the remains OF the brave Nc.
Intosh, the leader Of the Boston Tea
Party unmarked by stone and known
only 70 few people now living, who
remember his burial. He iills a
pauper's grave, having died in 1910 or
1871 at The house Of q Mr.. Hurlburt
who resided al what is now known AZ
the Poor Farm, and to whose care he
bad been bid of as public pauper al
public auction as the lowest bidder,
lccording to an ancient custom, and
. recorded on the town records.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

The December number Of the Illus
rated MAGAZINE Of American History,
edited BY Mrs. Martha ]. Lamb, 30
Lafayette Place, New York, in add
ton to much other interesting and
valuable matter. contains an admira'
bic sketch Of Colonel David Crockett
Of Tennessee, written by our former
fellow citizen, Ger ral Marcus j,
Wright. It's an exceedingly reada
bic sketch, in the easy, happy wien Of
the author. We commend it to
all who take an interest in the pio-
neer men and times Of Tennessee and
the Southwest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07

LARGE SHEET ss .ssty 81. ,f 4 ed s .s.:
only v you, prepaid. for loo, which Is less
than cost 70 me In 1000 lots. Easily applied,
temporarily or pofmarently, 70 glass ALREADY
In churches, honea stores. Circulars free,
VuAQ PRESENT, by mail 25c-Machine for
A nav drawing Portraits, etc., with Peno
nun uppATr (size Harper's weekly)wlth
IND UhlhLU 0llOhrOmO, 10 colors, Nx
30. 10 o. year. 200 HERALD Advertiser
want Agents, Address Il. Ism SMITH
81 9lz Arch street, Philadolphia. Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07


No. uzT Z b In The Chane.,, no,.. :, q.
county, 7 snn.-Raunie sberrod W ~ pPn1 ,a
hhafred. 'n'iEVo W Aliai
ApReaFing from bHl, which IL sNorp "a
~ ths cause that The defendant. FI,s,
55nelsot, y resident Of the btate of AZ
Tennsslee. VI 'he STATE Of
IL y therefore ordered mat IA nal.
~ ~, it.ppsarancg herein, 1t the CONT bonse ~
~ 1haapy county IN Memphis Tenn al ar " "
snsI icy Monday lnlJahuary, 1854. and pissa
Same I'M M ~ esi1ur Q complainant Bill, on he
ana .et for hearing sT-nmyis, ~ =, MN
g ~ Of hls'orde- BE- published once 1se
fedsSs successive weeks, in the Public
aA doS 9TH dts ,y,. Of DOcenber. 1883.
y = N BIadlsy. b ok MT ana Master.
Z foe'0h . foiton, fols for mpIainant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
ChancerY Sale of
satnrday, Decembera 8. IsSa,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis. Shell
By county, Team, TO. wit.
Lot Ne II in Brown'ssubdivisio -Four.
tenth district Of Shelby county IN Tenth
ward, fronting 75feet on north side OF Georgia
street and running back between parallel
lines us feet; said lot being also described ii
Of dimensions 4S feet front by l7S feet doop.
Also the east part 81 said lot No IL, front
ing 81 feet on the no III side Of 6eorgia street
and running back between parallel lines l7s
teey said lots being told az the property o.
D N DuBose, J n ID Miller, j BWetheroll
and Martha q McDavitt.
Also lot No IL In Browns subdivision,
fronting 70 feet GU the north side Of Georgia
street and running back between parallel
lines l7s feet. Sold as the property Of d NJ
DuIose. NJ d Miller and J b Netherell.
Terms Of Sale On 4 credit Of seven %
months, purchaser to execute note with good
security; lien retained; right and equity Of
redemption barred.
This November 7th, 1883.
r BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY ] n Bradley, DC. 4 M.
FIJI Heifkell. VIM n Smith and W Hsis-
kell solicitors. IS as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-07
AiiaeisfI Ssi1W;s,,l..:.si

Before Goo Il Powell. u p s,,a..n
" W ohheen,-IAo, vi. Hidden 4 FaT,,o Sodn
~ ynAs JQnei. 90 TTfI- -. 1riiiuston
sB Wv ~ cause 20 ntsaeh mont having bs.,
fesSesuss0u ' enaer section s155 Of lhe eode ~
property Of the defendant CSssu RRon shs
IN. asd snsienS npon Bugby.roof Il Meggsw
iend AMI AndIn sd hayins bssa made AZ ~
sum Oh "a snSevisa 70 the plaintiff In ihe
AMI h 4 ~ ln1ts and that The dsfe-9
nessse, "A " te.ldent Of Ne ljiats of Tse,
iondant NAV slofe ofaafud that uaid AZ.
* : eielaoh he 10Th day Of Ja1aaay y M \,
Madison s,,.s m'' NJ once. No
and defend said aiiaSn,as", -, ts.napeseee,
" W., y, p esass ~ hv. o. tho sane n
ii shiS order Ky sn ~ Sa5;Rsrts, and that oop5
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