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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-27

W AohlNulON, november %
Those members Of the House now in
Washington will vote as follows for
Speaker. f-U tsE
FOR MR.. oARLISLE-THIRTY-sEYEN.
General W. s. RoseCrans, Cali
iornia.
II A. Herbert, Alabama.
K. Q Mills, Texas.
DIN Wellborn, Texas.
Eustace Gibson, West Virginia
7. b. Thompson, IT,, Kentucky.
Casey Young, Tennessee.
Luke Pryor. Alabama. t,t afoa
Jerry II. Murphy, Iowa.
George w, Cassidy, Nevada.
J X. Glasseock, California.
y. John Ellis. Louisiana.
A. S. Willis, Kentucky.
D. W. Aiken, South Carolina.
John Evins, South Carolina.
y. X. Singleton, Mississippi
James A. Jones. Arkansaw
John II. Rogers, Arkansaw
) w. Moulton, Illinois.
W. r. Morrison, Illinois
2. r, Cobb, Indiana.
Robert LOwery, Indiana.
Thomas A. Robertson, Kentueky.
John u. Halsell, Kentucky.
Frank Wolford, Kentucky.
y. b WinAns, Michigan,
n. B. Eldridge, Michigan. t-
A. NJ, Alexander, Missouri.
j. = Miller, Texas
g W. Woodward, Wisconsin.
w. Ii. Wilson, West Virginia.
James +. Clay, Kentucky.
Charles Stewart, Texas.
W. Z. d. Lsnham, Texas.
A. II. Buckner, Missouri.
Y. 4. Morpan, Missouri ia
j! W. ThgocKmorton, Texas
FOB MR. RANDALL-EIdHTIRE.
james Il. Hopkins, Pennsylvania.
George Q. Cabell, Virginia,
John s. Barbour, Virginia,
Daniel Ermentrout, Pennsylvania,
J.. I, Z. Talbot, Maryland.
Poindexter Dunn, ArkaLsaw.
W. W Eaton, Connecticut
=. i. Mitchell, Connecticut. q
carleton Hunt, Louisiana.
ID. X, Paige, Ohio.
George A. Post, Pennsylvania.
a. q. Curtain, Pennsylyabia.
Charles e. Bayle, Pennsylvania.
). u Hopkins, Pennsylvania.
= D. Patton, Pennsylvania.
Samuel Dlbble, South Carolina
w. b. Eortney, Alabama.
George D. Tilmau, South Carolina
FOR Mr.. oox-TwEIyE.
9. G. Matson, Indiana.
Barclay Henley, California.
Beriah wilkins, Ohio.
Charles i. Mitchell, Connecticut
Thomas d. Ward, Indiana.
York. 0'
W. D. Hill, Ohio.
Perry Belmont, New York.
George Il. Seney, New York.
y 7. SpriggH, New York
Robert ). Stevens, New York
Edward Wemple, New York.
FOR Mn sPRINGER-oNE.
James NJ. Riggs, Illinois.
N.COMMTfTAL-TW
2. B. Tully, California.
ben LeFevre, Ohio.
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Saturday, Deeemhe r s. Isss.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In city of Memphis Shelby
county. tennessee, to wit: Z
Lot block II, west ide Of LaRose street,
fronhr g 20 feet on laRoso street. and running
back between parallel lines IS feet, so d as
the property Of sauna Mcdonald Bandy,
q W Gordon trustee, and II I Colfeo.
Also lots ; and 4. block 81, cnrnsr Of Ala
bama and Seventh streets Tenth ward, 'front.'
ing III feet on u south side Of Alabama
street and running bark 40 feet. Lot 4 Is on
the southeast corner Of Alabama and eyenth
streets. and lot lies Just east and adjoining.
Sold as the property Of B and A Rocco X D
PPrayser, trustee, and Union and Planters
Terms Of sale-0n credis Of seven months,
purchaser to ezecut, note with good seou-
rity; lien retained and redemption barred.
This November I, 1888. ga
4 j BLACK. Clerk and Master
By J NJ Bradley, d. O. nm.
y H Heiskell, W N Smith. O W Heiskell, II
5 CAN'T, soils. s. as
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cred feet, her dirty, III fitting garments
and her general air Of slatternly neg
lect shows how completely al her
womanly qualities have been eradi.
Gated BY her hard life. Laying the
closely wrapped up infant down upon
sack or truss Of straw and charg-
ing the younger children. too young
L. be Of any use in the fields, to keep
out Of mischief, she pulls weeds, bent
half double, until one would think
her back would break, wieids the
heavy msttock as lightly as the best
man about, or swings the heavy seythe
as gracefully Us such an awkward 10,
strument can be swung, stopping now
and then to still the crying inisnt, OK
actly as crying infants are stilled all
the world over. Aud when night
comes she Shoulders the heavy basket,
in which are packed al the tools and
other things not to be left in the field,
picks up her baby, and, with the other
children hanging 10 her skirts, goes
swinging off to the village, followed by
her empty handed, pipe smoking Of
q hnsbazd. II, IS not TO be wondered
at that she soon becomes old, hagga.d
aud broken down. The wonder Is that
she lasts as long as she does. Yet she
never grumbles or complains.
her mother and Der mothers
mother Tor SCORES OF generations
nave Done exactly the same
thing. ohe knew lust exactly what
spe hau % expect when she married
Anna, AnoWlng o. nothing better, she
tolls ana ans, mons from yea, to year, con
tsnteu aud as happy as she can be Il
she mas enough 70 eat and place to
steep.
BUG kooIED ANAzoNs. aa.'
Her daughters, great strapping, 70
bust AmaEonS, with arms like black
smiths sad bones large enough.for the
Cardlit giant are able to do aud do do
a mans work, Their great bare feet
push a spade into the reluctant earth
as Il they were shod with the heaviest
Of boots, and their muscular arms and
broad backs are able TO manage bur
dens At which many 4 man would
look aska9ce' For them, not broken
down oy frequent child bearing, one
mas not 50 m1eh sympathy. They srt
physically able TO perform without an
convenience the task allotted to them
coarse N features and manners q;
tpey are, with hands IKE glaplesses
Eney sun snow many feminine trAits
hos y S 4 snothered out by hard WORK
ana deiignt IN adorning their persons
with bright coiors and tawdFy jewelry
whenever occasion will permit It
tnsif ofothers, ois,rawoo nneGulh
DuiSlpg fellows, stooP shoulderet
ano stunning gated, Work alongside o.
tnem, DONG no harder, Work thanthsel
uuI proOaoiy accomplishing less OF i
on account o. the frequent stoppagel
10 order to light the always pleasan.
plpe ana "a, sueh SIMILAR masculine Oh
noes Ihey meyer hesitate to let Thu
women carry all inc burdens IN TACT
Iusy loroe tnem 10 DO IL; and the!
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For the beneRtof those desiring tC
emigate to Dakota and localities il
the NorthEest and far West, the Chi,
cage, Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway
Company has published an illustrated
pamphlet Of twenty pages, fhllof com.
mon sense facts and valuable ihiorma.
ton AID ststistics, which will be sent
tree OF charge, by addressing A. V. H.
Carpenter, General Passenger Agent
ailTaukee, Wis CrltFT 70
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9ls MAIN and az ADAMS STREETS Z =
TruaSse's sale.


Vn Saturday, December 1. 1883,
AZ Y O'clock NJ, IN front Of The co1fthouse.
IN On Mal speqh Memphis, Will seil It mn,
nc no aueiiQn. e the highost. bidder Cor eaSh
sLe Following described lot Of land, situate
\. N smelly county. Tennessee, in the poTtien
ageEeof knaWn as Fort piok q ing, and bouad-
~ Is follows, to.wit; Hefinhinf n the noytb.
sast CORNER 81 Fourth and Division straals.
running thence east 90 'eetto atAke; I6snss
nnostn az right ANGLES with Division street ID
HE'S tnence cast 70 Fifth street 90 feet.
1nenee north with Fifth street 50 feet: thencs
wet 70 Fourth street 400 feet; thence sonih
WIN Fourth street 1872 feet 70 the point Of be-
y ELI under 4 deed o. trust ex.sutos ~ ma
py D Furgoson, which Is recorded In tbS
hesister nfhce Of Shelby county, TenneS,
sse, IN Record Book No. lOS. page ISi, and
s ss9S q ne holders Of the notes lsthrsd
Equity Of reder 2tion waived.
- . III - W VERNON, Trustee.
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Let school Children Read

BNAHs
y q Nashvillo Banner. a. ttfr
Az instructor in one OF the city
schoolsinquired Of his pupilstbe other
morning what they knew Of the recent
change OF time adopted by the rail-
roads. 1t was astonishing, he said 10
hnd what anumber had never heard Of
STANDARD time, and who admitted
that they scarcely ever read a neWspa.
per. The majority OF pupils nowadays
boys aud girls from fifteen TO eiph
teen years Of age-just ready 10 enter
upon the duties Of life, are totally
ignorant Of its surroundings and CON.
ditions. Any one Of such could work
an example in equations, or demon.
strate problem in geometry.
possibly read novel 10 French
OF familiarly reeite love songs from
Horace. yet not one out of ten
could tell anything about The move,
ment Tor a permanent exposition, the
object OF the recent reform ia the sys-
TEN OF city government, or the change
from local to standard time in the nm.
ming OF railway trains. Here is a fact
Tor parents and teachers to consider
We doubt not that many Of these pu,
pills have wasted hours in reading dime
novels or learningneqo minstrel song
OF storing their minds with other de.
moralizing trash Their attention
should be turned from such by parent
placing good books and newsy loca
papers in their hands, and by teacher
often referring 10 the happenings q
the day, aud making practical appli
cation Of textbook principles TO actua
occurrences 10 social aud business life
The great difficulty With presen
methods Of teaching in our schools n,
colleges is, that pupils emerge from
them with a great amount Of learnin
that must be forgotten, and a larp
mass OF Ignorance Of practical affair
that must be overcome BY experi
once
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BURNETI,s COCOAINE

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing
1t kills daudufE allays irritation, and
promotes Il vigorous growth Of the Hair.
BugDett's FiAvOring Extracts
are Invariably Acknowledged the purest
and best. e
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saturday, Decqmber IS, IsSs,

the following lAndai
ist, one iot, south side Of Market street,
5ri00 feet, on which Il a tW0-itory brick
house number SO Market street.
"a, Lot l2l, Lane subdivision, east Of Mem.
phis, 50 feet on the east side Of Dupree street
81 1857 feet, on which Is Q one-story frame
house Of six rooms; said lot between Lane
avenue and Louigyille railroad.
"a, Lots 8 and 9, Peyton subdivision. 10.
Eether fronting 92ts feet on north side Of old
Raleigh road and running back on vest side
1917 parallel 10 PeJton avenue and on the
east side lA feet parallel with said avenuo.
4th, North half Of lot Y Of the Dunn sub.
division, east Of Memphis, fronting III feel
on south tido Of Union avenue By $50 feel
deep.
as, Lot on north side Of New Raleigh road
al intersection Of sample avenue, containing
several acre. aud fully DESCRIBED In The deed
10 the Mississippi Valley Ins, Co., In booh
ia, page f7i. On this lot IL house contain
ing 1--WE or liz rQOml.
Terms OF Hale~Crodit Of soyOn month";
notes bearipg interest nom date Of sale will
personal security. and deodg 10 be executed
~ the receiver retaining lien. Redemption
barred. A. HATUHErT, Receiver,
smith A Collier, Clough. 4 A = Leh.
man, l. W Humoa, Crat q Cooper, Attys, VI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-27

THE next Legislature Of Alsbam'
will elect United States Senator Il
succeed Senator Pugh. Hon. Luke
Pryor, Member Of Congress from the
Huntsville District, has been favor
ably mentioned as a probable candi
date
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Casey YOU'VE bud BOD IngersoII

FRESNO lCai.l democrat,
Another plagiarist has come to grief
This time he is a lawyer and lives IN
Dakota A Judge Of some local reputt
died, and this enterprising attorney
whose name wasDiamOnd was selected
by the bar 10 pronounce q eulogy upon
him. Hepillaged history and crammed
his alleged brain with the eulogy pro-
nonneed upon the death Of Andrew
johnson by Congressman Young, Of
Tennessee, and a lew slices from In
gersoll to give the matter favor. He
passed the whole matteroif as original,
and had the gall to give a manuscript
copy % a local paper for publication
The sharp editor detected the fraud
and published il, and side by side with
II published Youngs eulogy. The
pOrpetrator Of this dirtiest Of all thefts
should do his profession the honor to
got out oft.
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a OAHn,
~ All who are tunorinE from the errors hnc
indseretionA. Of youth nervous Weakness,
early decay, lose Of manic God, etc. , will sont
I, reelre that win cure you, RREB Oh
yhAheE. This great remedy was discovered
b. missionary IN South America. Send .
leli-hdtres1od envelope 70 tho Rev. JOaEPH 4.
I<uIu. tstiNn ID Nav Yorf Oitv
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The Charlotte, N. c., JourHal-Ob.
server says; Last Saturday evening
as the train for Charlotte left Raleigh
in charge OF Captain George Watt,
the engine encountered an obstruction
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blythe few acres hecuitivatcs.
APLowISd TEAM. RH
Tie team shich drags The instru,
ment varies considerably. II the
owner be rather poor, one COW does
duty as a pillow horse. A step higher
and two cows appear. A man tolera>
bly, well of, rich enc might say, walks
behind a horse and a COW, while only
the peasant Rothohilds are possessors
Of tEO hgrses & Oxen are very seldom
seen They cannot be utilized for
any other purpose except as beasts Of
burden, whilsoows oan be- used bot
only IN blowing but also Vi ID milk 7
a considerable item for their peasant
prOprietors And right here | am
reminded Of the fact that j have seen
but one mule since setting foot on
European soil. And that solitary
specimen was such a mild man.
nered, inoAensiye chap, without
a bit Of guile in the depibsof bis liquid
eye, that very much doubt ii he
would pass muster 10 America rs a
simon-pure mule AT any rate he al
lowed me TO play with his ears, daily
with his hind feet, and toy with vari-
Gus parts OF his person in a manner
which | would not dare 70 asspme
with his American relatives.
AT very long intervals thfeshibg
machine, with its grimy little engine,
may be seen. But such things seem
70 be regarded more as Injuries than
articles Of necessity, and the ptaant
prefers 70 tbresh what little grain he
has to thresh with the old fashioned
Gail. II be had bis threshiDg done b
machinery there would Be consider.
able bother about separating bis small
lot from those Of his neighbors; TIC
unthTeshed grain would have 70 be
carried TO the machine, for a single
farmer o0uldn't afford to have The
thresher on bis own ground on pur.
pose to thresh his little stack, and
what Is OF moro Importance 10 hin, he
would have TO pay out money for hav-
ing II done, while failing calls only
for the expenditure OF muscle and
qme, with both Of which, especially
the latter, be is more literally sup.
Piled than with money. American
tools and modern American iarmint
machinery, however, are gradual,
creeping into use; very gradually, il /,
true, for the German, under all cir
oumstanoes, is a most conservativ,
chap and does not take al ali kindl,
70 new thines.but prefers old methods
seemingly Tor no other reason than be
cause they are old. Yet bis prejudice
arc being slowly removed and on
aoes, now aud then, an agriculture
Implement store with toleTably fai
stock Of goods on hand. This prove
that they are used somewhere, bu
where | do not know. Certainly non
are seen ia the fields
HARD.woRIINgw0MEN' ia
The peasants wife has no easy tim
OF II. She has not only to attend b,
what few household duties her humbl
cottage demands and raise family 0
children. the number Of whom penor
ally corresponds exactly TO the nun
Der Of years she has been married, bu
she has to lend her aid in the fel
and do as much, Il not more, OF Oh
farm work as her lord aud master
Angular, stoop thoulderad from th
heavy burdens she carries and bar
featured from exposure 70 all kinds
weather and cares, she digs, hoe
ploNs and reaps. Her bare, clay COY
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Trusfae,a Male

RI virtue Of authority ii ne yestsd a.
- Srnstee n \ certain deed Df trust rlten
~ \ A Bland and hli vile Molho Bland. and
1aid d ,ee o. trust being duly RECORDED N
Sooh 40, page w, in the Registers Office Of
A We premises, Feyen miles west Of Woodstoot.
Aennesfee, on e4NtNtfNNE
Tuesday, December 4, 1888,
between the hours of 10 am. and 49,
proceed % sell at public outory TO the bishail
bidder ior cash, tho following desefihed ees
sonal property to-Wit One black Ilnre :. 4, III
one horses two mares, one colt. tx he'd NJ
gauis, one twoihorse wagon, one buffy. 3 d
November2 1888 ''"' We Ss
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0hancery Sale of
Real Estate.

~ 1912 CGD|OOte
:, ~ NFrN
No. s552 r. Chanoery Court Of Shabby ANN.
ty-Ihe state Of Tennessee for its own rae
,etg " Louis hnnauer OF al.
X virtue ofep intorlooutory decree for aaIa.
y sntered 20 the above cause on the 1871 dav
OF may, 1883, M , 339, p u, / will sell, Al
pgp nc Snction. % the Highest bidder, In front
81 tne Olerk and Masters Office courthouse Ol
'Nq.ey county, memphis, Tennessea. %.
saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours, the following ds.e,ibed
pfoportys situated In city OF Memphis. Shat
BY county, Tenn, to-Wit,
LQt 40 j, in block s, on the west sida Of
nhelDy street., corner Of Butler street, 'front.'
ing % shelby street forty tive ii2i feet and
lIuhlitg oaok between pa 81 el lines one hum
greg and ten lllOl feet Sold ps the property
OF husn Me9hee srd Ahper 2 McGhee, Il II
iset on the east side Of Third street, Fort
fictkenng, and running back between paral-
lllmes one hundred and twelve Gl2l feet.
seld a. the property Of Hugh MeGhee and
Also lot 1, in block l3, fronting $50 feet on
lhe north side Of Vance street between Her
nando and Causey streets, and running back
between parallel lines $50 'eet Sold as the
PMr SHEGay Of Hugh McGhec and Abner
Terms Of sa'e-0n credit of seven (p
months, purchaser TO execute note with good
security lien retained aud equity Of 70.
demption barred. ffffi1r al
This November 7, 1888.
X BLACK, Clerk and Nj aster.
byy a bradley, Cand NJ
4 Heiikell, CIV Heiskell. and VIM N
N. 70
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ROUGH ON COUGHS

Ask for "Rough on Coughs foi
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarse
ness Troehes, lje. Liquid. Soc.
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Fire Escape b e Ordinance.

DE Il Ordained by tho Legislative Council,
ID That section 1864, page ll6 OF I'd Digest Of
Ordinances, be and Is hereby amended By in
terting after the words Taxing District, in
the third and fourth linee thereof the follow
ing words: "0r any building where manu-
factories, drcssmaking, millinery OF any
other kind of work Whatsoever 10 carried on
In the third story or any story above the
third st. DRY Of said building" lt
DAVID p. MADDEN,
President.
Attest: c. Il. PuLLEE, Secretary. rs
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FINDER . decree IN this CAUSE made No.
u vember 2. 1883, will sell At public auo.
ton, in front Of the courthouse, In Memphis
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Ikpnp QUppp ofimiihtlon stained glass,
nhallun puhhl sold tvey day IN M store
~ I9e, 70 induce larger order, one sheet
only "a you, ptopk,d, Tor 100, which 4 ioss
tnan. coat % ma In 10 900 lots. Easiiy applied
iomporauly o. pCmaIeutly, 70 Flels already
" enuIchei, hoInsa stores. Clroulars free
A-MhD dnwihs Pcitrsiis' &C. VIZ Pes' o
TUp UpQAIn lslas Harpsf's Weekly,v,tb
lhu uunhhD on Chrome, 10 colors, III
want Agents. Address II. LINZ sMrrrt
q ~ Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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saturday, December s, 1854.
Chancery Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

HGAL hS1A1'hA'
No 1851, R--Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Tho State Of Tenne9eo for it5 own use
etc., Va D M DuBote o. H.
by virtue Of an interlocutory decree fol
ID sale, entered In tho above cause on the
18th day OF May, 1888, NJ b IS, D $40, / will
sell, az public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
In front Of tho Clerk and Matters once
Tam nm
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ITe PUBIIc LEDGER job
Printing 0eiee and BmdTyt Is
nor located at II Union street ana
ready for all business Offering.
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ChancerY Sale
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
No. l57s, R. Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
The State Of Tennessee for ite own use,
eto., VI X NJ Mckie ct al.s.
by virtue OF an inlorloculory decree for
~ sale, entered IN tho above cause on 10
der. in mont 81 the Clerk and Masters oiiee,
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis, Ton
nessoe, onhW III FrEtlMW
Saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours, as "a. the following de-
scribed property, situated In city Of Mem.
phis, Shelby county. Tenn, to4Wits = w
Lot 10, block "a, botGubdiyislon, bQxll2k
Ruth street and running back westWardlY
40 ioi II, block 81 Talbot subsivislOu,
5oxll2 feet, west side Of kuth street, Said
property sold as the property 9i Edward
John and AEinca Burton, b Il Poston and
James A Rinnle, trustees.
Also lstl7 block n, cagsey street, yss.
y and susan ? Butler, M A and Q " Chan
Also lot is, block IS, south side Of Calhoun
street.. 56xl70 feet, more particularly de-
| scribed as follows; beginning Ut stake
| lllH feet from the intersection Of the west
side Of Hernando, street las extended By. John
/ OYertonl with the south side Of Calhoun
street, and runs thence regtWafdiy with Cal
houn street SO feet % q stake; thence at right
angles 10 faid street ITO feet 10 an alley;
thence eAstwafdly with said alley 50 feet %
feet 10 the beginning. Sold as The property
q R N Mckie. Catherine hekie and John,
/ 0yerton.
Terms Of sals--On credit Of ssvsn n
months purchaser p execute note VIII 5000
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Gen. 6. 7. BEAuREeARD, Or Louisiana,
and Sen luRAL 4, EARLY Of Virginia,
Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.

2,27g Prizes, amounting to.a.....4.... tt522 500
Appneatioe for rates TO clubs should Be
mae 0nly p the once ofths cOnpsRy IN New
For further infOrmatioi wfitS clearly. Nv.
Ing iall address, Make p. tll Money 0rders
payable and address Registered Leltorsto Y 1 7
New Orleans National Bank,4is
- 80. New Orleans, Aa.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters By
Mall or Express tall 8 ms 81 IS and upWsrds
By Express at our expense) TO og 3FHf RHll
..a 81. A. DAUPHIE,
or d. A. DAUPHlh, n nd 10 Io -. m
60z Seventh ~, Washington, ID. O.
Or at West court street Memphis, Tenn.
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Chancsry Sale of W
Real Estate.

No, 45g2 k--ChhneeIy Court of Shelby conn.
ty-The State Of Tennessee Tor rs own uTo
etc, .ys J y McKeon ct 81. ~
ny virtue Of az interlooutory decree for sale,
~ entered IN the above cause on the 18Th day
ofAprl. 1883, Al . 9, so, Il viii seli *
public 9uciion. y the highest bidder IN frost
Of the Clsrk-and Masters Office, courthouse
Of Shelby county, MemFhis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December s, 1883,
within legal hours the following described
eEopGeeTty, situated u To city Of Memphis,
The west one-hslf 70 Of lot 1874 on The
north side Of Union street 74Alls feet, sold
as the property. Of 0 Greealaw. J, NJ 'fI9
Terms of tale-On a credit Of seven "a
months, Rurcf aser 70 execute .notdlwith good
seeuIlty; lien retained and redemption barred
This 7th day Of November, 1885.
y.,....,, X. J. BLACK, o. A. N.
By M Bradley. D. o. a M.
fHHeiskell; VIM NJ Smith. CIV Heiskell
and finlay x Peters, sol's for complainant.
A. "a. a.,. III ia H So q
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Administrators Rnflca.

THE undersigned having been appointed
l. administering Of the estate Of John 9il-
Ark, hereby gives notice TO all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate 10 present the
same duly authenticated as prescribed By
law, and ell persons indebted 10 said estate
will please call and settle. .vnIfi rfITI
Jas " RICHARDSON, Administration.
G29sH@ .lr.,-a. "a Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-27

Dr X wilson CARROT Baltimore, says "he
mas used kosadalls In cases Of Scrofula
and other diseases. y ''''
DR. 4 o Pugh, Of Baltimore, recon-
mends kosadalis 10 all persons suffering
win diseased blood saying Il is superior 70
any othor preparation.
Icy Dsbney Ban, Of the Bahimre NJ Z
Conference South, says he has been 40
much benefited by the use Of Rosadalis
snat ne cheerlully recommends Il 10 All
nis friends aud acquaintances. .I