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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-12
Miss LILLIAN RusseII's Escapade.
Special to Commercial Gazette.


New YORK, June miss Lillian
Russell, the we'll known singer, who
has turned the heads of all the young
men Of New York the past year, and
who has lately been appearing at the
Casino, fed from this city to day for
Europe. Her intention to leave was
unknown to her manager, Mr.. McCaull,
and also to her mother and sister, who
reside here. Miss Russell sailed on
the Lydian Monarch for London, in
company with Mr.. Solomon, the CONS
poser, and Mr.. Stephens, Mr.. Solo
mon s partner. 1t is said that Hay
tian Prince, who recently arrived in
this country, had become enamored Of
the singer, and had made proposals of
marriage to her. They were such as,
under the circumstances, it was i'm
possible for her to meet, as she was
the wife of Mr.. Braham, brother of
the composer at Harrigan & Harris,
although she did not live with her
hush lAd.
The Haytian was suddenly called to
Paris couple of days ago, and now,
within forty eight hours, and in the
face of her engagements with mana
gers In this country, she has found it
essential to take her hasty departure
for the ether side, Miss Russell got
her wardrobe from the theater yester-
day afternoon, by saying that she was
going to have some pictures taken at
Sarony's. She kept the fact of her
departure secret from her mother,
and, taking her dog and her maid
drove 10 the ship early this morning
and sailed. Miss Rassall vas great
1Sssyarite in New York, and WITH great
beauty, a superior voice and an at.
tractive stage presence, had a brilliant
futars ip store for her in this country.
She is the daughter Of Charles Leon.
and, Of Chicago, aud Der #otheE, Mrs,
| Cynthia Leonard has long been known
as one Of the most pronounced Of the
advocates of woman's rIghta and
physical culture. The managers here
are considerably broken up over the
turn affairs have taken.
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The Grave of the YivandIere
Richmond Disnatnh-

NAHHSAN OAcpdAlus
In soldiers section B, row q, near
the big pine in the southwestern part
OF the Soldiers Cemetery, a plain
granite monument stands, inscribed
catherine Hodges, Company X
Fifth Louisiana, 1853" This grave
is never overlooked. On every Mems
orial Day flowers are to be
found upon it. The deceased
is well remembered by many Of
our citizens. She came to Virginia as
the vivandiere of her company. II
was her intention to nurse the sick
and care for the wounded. Her Life
was devoted to the Confederate cause.
In some of the holiday parades that
marked the presence of Southern sol
diers here in the early days of the
war, with gay red cap and zouave like
dress, she marched at the head of the
command to which she was attached
Her mission was to nurse others, but
she herself soon required nursing She
tell sick and died, and was buried with
the soldiers-oue poor, lone woman
among II 900 menl
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NOD-Resident Notice.

No. 1918 In tho Chaneery Com. ossbaIh.
county, Tenn.-Wm N Farrineton. guar
dian, etc vs. sarah Sadie Ware Of al
Happening from bill which is sworn TO
y In this cause that the defendants, Q q
Tozer and 4 A Tozev arc non residents of tbe
state OF tennessee aud that the names ana
places Of resds soc Of the heirs Of W l. Van
Dyke. gee Sasea, ore unknown and cannot be
asleytahed otter diligent inquiry.
Nis therefore ordered that they make their
appearance heroin, az the courthouse Of shell
~ county, IN Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the FIRST Monday in July, 1888, and MEAD.
answer or deuar to complainant bill or ira
same viii 10 taken for confessed AZ 10 them
and ~ Tor hearing ex-parte, and that copv
OF this order be published once week, ~
four successive weeks, In the Public isd,ny
This sd day Of May, 1893, -
A cOpy-Attest:
ROBERT BLACK, G and
pyJ VI Bradley. ~ and Nj
har - lule. x Fretman. soils IN ee,nn'tt
an aa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-12
Attachment NotIce.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby County. Ten-
nessee-Hill, Eontaine Il Cows A + Howard
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out un1er section 1856 of the Code Of
tennessee, and returned into court levied
oy ,garDishment upon the personal property
Of the defendant, and affidavit having been
made that defendant is Justly indebted To
the plaintiff in the sum of 500,
by account, and that said A 4 Howard Is a
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered that said defendant
a Howard, make his personal appearanes
herein, before the Judge Of the Circuit Court
OF Shelby County, at the courthouse In me
Taxing District of said county, on the third
Monday in September next and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be proceeded WITH
ex parte; and that copy Of this order he
published once week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Public Ledger,
A copy attest, this the 2lst day Of MAY. 1883.
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk,
ny George Campbell, Deputy Clerk.
IL N Hill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Attachment Notice.

No. Az Before g Powell, j P for Shelby oOun,
", Tenn,-MiltOn M May VS. G NJ DOYLE and
this cause an attachment having been
fsS S1sS SW Ssf% SeS9Sa 40 Of the Code Of
property vi tbe defendants. G. NJ Doyle and
William Rodgers, and affidavit bsvinS
been made that defendants are indebted To IN :
hlsintlin IN the sum OF SsS due by account, and
are pon-residents Of the State of Tepnes X
Is therefore ordered, that said dCfendani'
make their personal appeaI6Roe before me IN
the otn Gay Of July. 1853, at u o'clock M
az Py olhops No. 3 Madison street. Nam.
pals, 4enhsssee, and defend said at ste
mept SUIT within the time prescribed by law.
" tne same Will be proceeded with ex-paTte,
and tnat copy ofthis order be publishsa onc.
Nsea ior Tour weeks in the Memphis Publ,
Ihis the slst day Of May, 1883.
" % VI W powell, Up
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tho same In good shane, returned d
the mouth of 81. Francis river snt
left there early Sunday morning witt
. raft of walnut logs for New Or
leans.
An extra force of men has been pu
to work on the new Davidson st. Pau
packet st. Paul City, in order tina
she may be able to start on her nader
trip to st. Paul on the 10th inst. II
IS thought that she will be equally a,
fast as the Gem City.
A dispatch from Little Rock state.
that fears are entertained that that al
overflow Of the Arkansaw river vii
occur, as the water last night wal
within six feet Of the danger line. a
rise Of 10 feet in So hours is reported
at Ozark, above Little Rock, and
feet 8 inches at Fort Smith, with tn,
water still coming.
The Ida Darrsgh, in command o.
Captain Ed Rowland, is the mai
packet leaving this evening for Pine
Bluff and way landings on Arkansaw
river, attending promptly to all bust.
ness that offers and connecting at hel
destination with the pool line boats
for Little Rock and points above
Captain j. N. Thompson prssides ia
the Office, assisted by Amos Day and
Lon Hudson.
The Cons Millar, in command Of
Captain j. D. Moore, is receiving
at the foot Of Court street and leaves
promptly at 5 p. m. to-day for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati and
way landings on the Ohio river, con,
Meeting with the different railroads
and furnishing through tickets and
cheap rates to points east. James w,
yoris presides in the Office, assisted By
Lowell lines.
The Will S. Hays leaves New Or.
leans this evening and passes here
Friday evening or early Saturday
morning, bound for Cincinnati. Pleas.
ure seekeas intending to 20 East can
do no better than make part of their
trip on the steamer Will s. Hays, one
OF the finest packets on the Western
rivers. Henry G. Lowe, at the foot Of
Jefferson street, is her agent, and will
give all desired information.
The sidewheel steamer Rene Ma.
eready, in command of Captain o. K,
Joplin, is the mail packet leaving this
evening for Mariana, the Cut of,
Wittsburg and all way landings GA
L'Anguille and St. Francis rivers
through to Mark Tree, the crossing Of
the KansasCity and Memphis railroad
where connection is made with the
light draft steamer Advance for the
Sunk Lands. j. D. Block preside.
In the office assisted by Charles
StOckleg.
What's up? The Marine Journal
the steamboatmen's organ, is authori.
ty for the following: "A stock com.
pany to operate boats between Cincin.
natl and New Orleans, and an add
tional fleet Of boats fer the Memphi.
trade is under consideration. The
line, when completed, will send out
three New Orleans boats week
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. anC
three to Memphis, on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday, SO as todis
patch daily boat from Cincinnati t,
points below Cairo. The Memphi
boats will take New Orleans freight
and reship the same at Memphis OF
the New Orleans boats of the line.
With plenty of money this would b.
made as strong and as profitable as th,
Anchor Line of the Mississippi.
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NOn-ResIdent Notice.

No. 469.-In the Chancery Cou-t NJ shsIhv
county, Tenn MARY A Chase tai VS. James
J Joiner ct al. '''''9
I appearing from afidayit in this cause that
l the defendant. James ] Joiner. has sipcs
the Ming OF the amended bill herein, re-
moved from the State of Tennessee and Is
now resident Of the republic Of Mckee and
non-resideat Of the State OF Tennesses.
II is therefore ordered that he make
ms q appearance herein, at the courthouse
o. SAelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, On
OF before tho FIRST Monday IN July. 1859.
and pieed, answer or demur to Complainant
amended bill or tho same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that copy of this order b. pnb-
In the Public Ledger.
This 10Th day of May, 1888,
A oopy-Attest:
BLACK, Clerk and Master,
~ M Bradley, D. @. an.
soils for complainant.
75sIS7 o.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No; III, R DIN the Bartlett Circuit Court a,
MhigI t,ooyy u county Ieph,- Matte Brown vs.
appearing from the Pr tition filed in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the dsfand
ami, Milton Brown, is a non-resiSen11n NJ "
tae State of Tennessee; it is therefora ords OI
mat y nc make his appeafancS b eTeiSi
sbs inv courthouse SS5ntS in tho town d Bartlett,
Monday in July, 1881, and nIsa any ssoona
or qemAr to oomplainants bin, or Ssm oaSw S;I
80 taken ior confessed as to him and set ~" for
nearing eS-parte; that a eopI Of this
order DC published once week for four sTc ,s
ceeSsive weeks In the Public Ledger, Of Mem.
ans Nth day Of June, 1883.
4 c0py-Attest:
ruN THOS, B. CRRNSHAW, Clark.
complainant, ~ IS coz 90 ioE lor
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Affanhnnanf Name

No. 9lO6-Before S Galloway, j P for SbeIkv
county Tenu.-B 4 Iatem VS. Pat Eagar'
tnls cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 of the Coda M
tennessee, and returned. levied upon tbe
property OF the defendant, and afidavit hay-
ing ing been made that defendant is indebted 10
the plaintiff. in tho sum of seventy. Eve dol
lars and thirty,two cents, due By account
ana that the claim is Just, and that the de-.
Iendant is nonresident of the State of
tennessee; or is about 10 renove, or h "a re-
moved himself or property from the State; or
mas aoseQnaed; or is n osconding or conceal
Ing himself OF property; II is therefore ordered
that SAID defendant make his personal an.
pearance before me on the 9th day of Juiv.
1855; at IL o'clock m, at my Office, No. "A
Madison St. Memphis, Tenn 9 and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed Nv
law, or the same will DO proceeded with Az.
pary; and that copy of this order be
published once q week Tor four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the LIST day of June, 1888.
80 w Us j s GALLOWAY.
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Before J M Coleman, ]. P. for Shelby conn
Y, Tenn.-J W Caldwell L Co VS. Fowler
Bros.
IN this cause an attachment having been
u y sued out under section S455 Of the code Of
property of the defendant. and Aida
Wit having been made that defendant Is in
dobted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
Sl53 Co., due by account. and that
the claim Is Just, and that the defend-
ant is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten-
nessee; it is therefore ordered that said de-
tendant make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the I'd day Of July, 1888, a.
Madison street, Memphis, Te6ne;ses-
and defend said attachment suit within thS
time prescribed by law, or the same will
be proceeded with ex-parto; and that a COW
q this order be published once a week for
four weeks in the Public Ledger. '''
This the 18th day Of May, 1873.
70 III 81 IS NJ COLEMAN, Up
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6dnMEHuIAL.
PuBtic tkDsRs OFTiot.
MEkPRls. TRNN.. juno. u. 1852.

The local money market is in an
easy condition and rates for mercantile
discounts are steady at 6 pei
cent, Exchange is very quiet, and
rates are unchanged, bankers
buying Eastern cotton bills at
par to 20 off; also to discount
on New Orleans. Drafts on the latter
point are sold at par, and on New
York at to premium.
Miscellaneous securities are quoted
as follows:
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Ma. 4G4-In the Ohancery Court Of Shall,
e%9Hnty, Ienn.-Alexander Franz eli al W.
William Black ct al,
Tappearing from affidavit in this cause
4 mat the residence Of WP Hunter dS.
tendant herein is unknown and cannot 10
ascertaiaed upon diligent inquiry; that be 10
trustee ,9I the property involved and Is *
n9qa-Fesdent. Of the, State o!TennesssS. " -
oI Az IasieiSre ordered that he make his
shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or be-
iOre tne hrst Monday in August. lS8S
e sii9 Plead answer. or dSmur to Complainant
OH Of the same will be taken for
confessed as 10 him and set for heariST eS-
paEtei aud that copy of this order Ia DS6-
In the Public Ledger. '-'O "'oAA
This.7th day Of June, 1889.
A copy-Attest:
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and M,,..,
frayser q serusss, soils for compile,
Us " % 1O4
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nnr Grand TerrilOrY.

In 1880 the total land ages Of the
United States and. Territories vas
l,9OO,8O0.000 acres, Of which 536,0Sl,-
$50 acres lands aggregated 1,N3,9l7,-
43S acres, of which 30l,gOO,Q00 acres
were entirely worthless, Leaving 978,
946,438 cores available. Fhe land held
at that dpts by corporations (mostly
untaxedJ Aggregated 90,77l, 627 acres,
The total area given awsy lp to dsts
exceeds 20O,0O0,0O0 farms in the
United Stateswhich average 1873 acres
each.
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NOn.residatif Nntina

No. 4S.a-In the ohanoery Court Of sbsIbv
county, Ienn.-Lina Keteher VS. Fred
I appearing from the return of the sbor;a
4 IN tins cause, that the defendant. Fred
Aeetcher' Is not to be found ia his county.
~ Is therefore ordered that he mako
n.y. appearance herein. at the eourthouse
Oh Of 1hn nay county 10 Memphis, Tennessee, ON
and plead, answer or demIr To oo9nls' Loo,
bill OF the same will be taken for confesseS
as 70 MIN and set for.hearing OK. parte, and
that copy. Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Pnb
This 9Th day Of June, 1888,
A oopy-Attest:
n m r.. ]. BLACK, @. Am.
by; qoofge Mallory, D. @. 4 NJ.
w buulnghausi sol for complainant,
Ol 90 InE
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RTEAMRo 1 ..l--
For New Orleans.

Southern Transportation Line-For HsIsno
Afkansaw City, Greenville. Vicksburr' Nav
orleans and way points, the elegant steamer
Y. p, Schepck, -. !, ).
J I Carter, riasteF. Ssssq 49,
nil leave as eyeWlDNESDAY .June IL. a.
pm. For freight Or passage apply on
poaru 70 HENRY O, LOWE, AIT,
Foot Of Jefferson st.
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NOn-Reni0enI NO1ice.

No. AS64-In the Chancery Court Of sh.,.
by county, Tenn.-Asa Selby ct al va III +
Hollingsworth ct al, 70
appearing from amended bill which ia
4 sworn to in this cause that the defendsnts
Sally heyland formerly COok), and her bns.
5 9agnd' + keyland, Frederick Cook, Eut-
ledge COOK, Matte Cook and John Coot
see. 'N VI Aehnes-
II is therefore ordered that they make tb air
appearances herein, At the courthouse OF Shsi.
oy county, in memphis. Tenn, on or hssor.
tne nrst Msnday in August, 1883, and plead
answer 9f dempr to complainant bin and
amended bill filed herein or the sane will hs
taken TOR confessed as TO them AND set for ha.r
ING sx,parte; and that a cory Of this order he
published once week for four sueoeSsivs.
wesksio the Public Ledger O'0'aA'~
This 9th day OF June, 1883,
A copy--A ttest.
BY NJ Bradley, D. G. I'm. A'''f'
humes q Poston, soils for OompPt.
~ On 06 no
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ROn-rssIssns nopros.

No. lslS-In the Chancery Court of sbelhv
county, Tenn.-- L Ball VS. Ii Bali 'iOS
appearing Pre- from bill which is sworn to
4 ID THIS cause, that the defendant, III Rail
Is a resident Of DeKalb, Texas. and D Dali
resident Of the State Of Tennessee. '"Ou-
IL Is therefore ordered that he maka ~.
ssPpearancs herein, at the Courthouse ~
shelby ceuntyI in Memphis. Tenn, on or bS "a
aTrV Sne nTs' Monday In july 1885, and plead
the same will be. taken for confesSea OF OF
70 nun ana set for hearing ex- parte: ana m
eoopy otthis order be published once a vesH
LOT four successive weeks, in the PuSIis
This ed day of May. 1883,
A copy-Attest:
RIM R J BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
layer q Varroli' sorb for compl't.
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Britain's Exports.

The chief factor Of England's OK
port trade is her cotton manufacture,
The export of piece goods last year
was valued at 1914 ,723, 900, a decrease
of about $l5,OOQ,QO0. The export of
cotton yarn was valued at S54 ,495 900,
decrease Of about Sl,5O0,0O6. The
entire export of cotton manufactures
was $3T9, 05S,0O0, decrease of SIG,
100000 Of the piece goods and yarn.
India took to the value OF Si04,0O0, 900;
China, s2O,O0O,00O; Turkey, 1874, OOO,.
600; Italy, $40, OOO,O 900; Australia, 49,.
1915, 600; the United States, $8,8l0,0O0,
and France, $S,000000.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER Job printing
office constantly receives new type Of
the latest styles, and the Office gener.
ally is kept up to the highest standard
Of excellence. '-aa"'N =
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-10
BAYNE ON ARTHUR.
No Chance for Chester In the
Presidential Campaign
Of 1884.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., October g.
The critic prints tho following inter
view with Congressman Bayne
Gould President Arthur carry New
York If nominated next fallY"
The question was directed to Colonel
Thomas NJ. Bayne, Republican mem
ber Of Congress from Pittsburgh.
$40, sir; not by 100000 majority"
replied the CoIopeI. IN fact, | be-
lieve he would be defeated by 900, 900
majority" he continued.
Glow would he go in Ohio 2"
"Arthur in OhioY Why, he woald
be overwhelmed with defeat there.
No, sir he couldn't carry New York,
Ohio or Indiana, or even Pennsylvania,
10 all probability. But he wouldn't be
nominated. The Republicans have
more sense than that would ahQWp
"Where is the President popular.
anywhere I"
"The Lord only knows. don't.
He's the worst yet" replied Colonel
Baync, evincing great disgust.
ain the South ~ suggested the re-
postes.
Two two good Repgblican hands
popped up in front OF two Lively Be.
publican eyes, the gesture indicating
greater disgust still.
"Can the Republicans elect u good
man pfesiae9t in l88i?"
81 think so,' answered the Pcnnsyl-
vaaian.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-10
Mr.. Niles Speech.

Hon. jerome Il. Niles, Republican
candidate for Auditor General, and a
member Of the present House of the
Legislature, made speech in that body
last week on the merits Of the different
bills for districting the State now be-
fore the Legislature. His speech is
able and clear and presents the Repub-
Iican side in its strongest and best
light. In regard to the formation OF
new Senatorial districts his argument
is particularly fair and able. In fact
his whole array Of figures and facts, in
regard to both Legislative and Con-
gressional district making, is presented
in 80 temperate and skillfu! manner
as to command respect and attention.
If we lay aside the only requirements
Of the Constitution for districting the
Stcte-after population-to-wlt: com
pactness and contiguity Of territory as
near as may be, then this argument,
and all such founded upon similar
premises, would be conclusive. But
how all parties in the present Legisla
ture got so far away from the law and
the only true rules for the forming dis
trcts, ia difficult to see. The U0tes o.
Republican, or Of Democratic counties
or their whole populations taken as
such, in party way, really should not
be considered and npportionments made
on such q basis must be fallacous
However, it is very natural for eacf
party to strive TO obtain the most pos
silblc under present circumstances
Where the Republicans of the STATE
have the most cause Of complaint is il
the action Of the Senate, in refusing tc
receive, or consider, any Of the rccen
bills or propositions made on part Of the
House. This put an end to all effort tc
secure the passage OF any appOrtion
ments. A much better way would
have been 10 have kept the question
open for discussion, delibcration and
possible success in obtaining finally al
| that was just and fair.