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Cost.
Drrsamakina.

Mss RElSER, a fashionable dressmaker
VI from Berlin. Germany, offers her services
10 the Savannah ladies. Has all the latest
European styles. VIII 90 70 their houses II
desired; terms. s. per day or SO per week.
Apply al No 30 Bryan street
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ANY yieerov or Governor General that
CAM. -e- "a dozen or TWO threatening let
ter-t1 aulseu tle dun affairs d a British
r--rs-.. ought % be recalled. and i'm
Preached fer ine1mpetency. It's getting
-aL5 ia Canada. and the loyal people up
tlere must 5o something % warm up the
situation aud keep tine Marquis Of l.ans-
aavue from getting frost-bitteu- coming IN,
a- H. does. lust after the royal son-in-law.
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For SaIr.

ZINE Vienna. Fine Liver >aus2ges. Blood
Il head Cheese, Hogshead Cheese. Just az
rived. Splendid single Oysters al
RADERICh'c OYSTER DEPOT.
Whitaker. near YORK
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vICK'S FRESH FLOWER SEED

FOE SALE
NICkS FRESH FLOWER SEED
At STRoNG's Drug stone.
Tor SALE. 3 fresh supply Of
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WAITE
At STRONG'S Drug store
Tor SALE, TURPENTTNED TsTILLERT.
One Of the best located farms IN Georgia, On
line OF railroad and close 70 market; fully
equipped. For particulars address ". A.,
Atkinson, Ga.
ENOR SALE. the largest and finest Views Of
Il >avanHah's Great COndagrafion, IIxl4
plate, 75c. Also. Panoramic Views. = inches
long. the largest ever seen in Savannah
showing the whole runs, s. = each.
HANENS.
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Cor Rfnt.

TOR RENT. the store or corner Drsvto-
Il and state streets. God Business 800
". AunlE on premises.
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WANTED. several hands = work = -
" making 2pplF 10 Miss pT-Fr
Iitsarrw street. uu stairs
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W ANIED. at once. an honest. e-isE -
W intelligent colgred man Arr.fT - rs az
4 ALDEN. corner Ball and Brvss - Z
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WANTED. Z practical hoElst 70 tala -,
" q PARK and 1gwer garden. I---,sse
O. >ElE-EE- CouG0r1la PARK 7-lfs
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equipped. For particulars address ". A.,
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nor RENT. nicely furnished rsor5s- with
Il board; every convenience az-7. { I'm,
table b1arders desired. lzs Jones street.
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5000 y. ~ Pes- g-o, q ssrganlt ~
80 ras E1I -E1eser-
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WANTED. boys 80 live f.o~s 49,
" sell pletuTes- ~ebeg8 fs'~s - = 4
Z1-sl lEzzes after school heurs Agzj4 = 4 a.
Ten CENT STORE F's q ihl
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EOR RENT. the Lamar tract III lsr8- s5fT-
i ated just east 81 RandolE.h street Ia.
gether with the houses and ott6uIldiars. For
particulars and terms. Apply u $50. n
OWENS. No. Bull street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-02
strong Men ., Georaia.
AthsnA nanLcr-W I Imam.

Atlenb Ddnior-W ' pulHns
Our young friend Jacks, clcrking at
Oorseyts, is one Of the stoutest men OF
Athens. He can take six SACKS o.
shot in each hand, holding the bags
between his fingers, and carry them
with, case. He can also hold out three
sacks at arms lpngth. Bill Beusse
can take a large sized keg of beer aud
held it up at arms length Over his
head without tue same touching his
person 10 being raised up Judge
Nicholson says he has taken q heavy
anvil in each hand and carried them
across the room. But this was in the
dim and distant past. Wyatt Upshaw,
a negro in Athens, has been seen ia
take a heavy bale Of cotton on his
shoulders, and carry it across the
street. Mr.. r. X. Reeves says he has
seen q man named Harrison carry
three sacks Of salt, weighing over 60l
pounds, across Broad street at ont
time A man once lived in Athen,
who could take the largest size sledgl
hammer between his teeth aud heav,
it over his head from between hi
Lays
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hf pals. Fresh Beef s5Sa4kc for fore and
% e for hiHd q~uartsrS Hogs on foot,
10 90, the latter for heavy weights; dress,
ell eal0ci backbones. 9Ac per 10,
BAGGIHG AND TIES-Ifor Ties
q S5 per bundle for pieced and 81 55al 81
for standard. Irvine, lie per ID. Bag.
ging. liable per ID forfax, jule andhemp.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES- Good
common D X sugar, 54a5zc; fully fair,
6a6hSc; prime, 6Aa6%e; y. c. e4a7Xc;
of white, Sa8bc; white, SHa0c; grsnu,
lated, l0Xc powdered and cut loaf iihc.
Molassel, IS 70 &c. a. per quality.
CQFFGk-Pef H. pRli2e sT BE. aRd
Raeoe f0f
AAaKEREIc-lifEAls @7S a. f6aad
|@H AeA ! azA& hts d. IS s
HIDES AN LEATHER-pTy Clint
hides, l5al6c per ID forNo. !, and l3c fpr
No q dry sailed, lQa12; green sailed, Z
sssNoj green, sac. Tallow, 6Ha7e. Bees.
wax, 2a24o. Wool, 22a24o per ID.
Feathers, 85a40c. Deer skins, 80a30c; har.
ness, oak sole and skirting leather, S6a40c
per ID; hemlock sole, 27s3ec; French calf
t40a60 per doz; domestic. $24a40 per doz,
SUNDRIES-Pigs' feet, $225 per keQ;
S. for hf and 81 50al0 for 5bls. Knui
fat and retailing at S5s6 for bbls, and 81 e.
az for hlf do; mince meat, 6H9Ko pr ID:
cider, s6a8 80 for bbls and "a 70 for hf do.
pickles, Soas % for hbls and 81 75a5 for bl
do; peanuts 4Ia6e pei! 70 for Tenn, ana %
Toe for Va peGans, bG6c for Ark; cocoa
nuts, S6a7 per 100 oatmeal and cracked
wheat, VI 5Oa5 forhf bills rice, 7a1kc per
lbi broons, 81 7dGi per doE. and broom
corn 3 20 &c per ID, as per quality. u
BUILDING MATERIAL. - Brick.
S9al0 so per NJ for soft and hard, and IA
4ho each for Are Nails, 50 70 per keg.
Lime, oJcaoi pei DBL. Cement, 81 70al 76
per Dbl for Louisville; " 80 for Rosedale,
and So for Portland. Plaster, 81 90. Lum.
Der, yellow pine flooring, SIS; rough
framing, Sl4; dressed, $50 per M; lathing,
81 75a2 per Mi shingles $al so per NJ.
SEEDS--Seed wheat, 81 l0al 70 per hu;
barley, Il; blue grass, 81 CD rye, f0aS0c,
orchard do, 81 Goal &C. herd do. 81 90,
timothy, $500 clover seel, S. 75aG 26.
COTTON SEED, OIL, ETC.-Cot-
ton seed at the mills SD per ton and weak;
seed meal easJ ,fl8 80 per ton, oil cake, VI.
oil, 37c for crude; 4Sc for refined and SOC
per gal for cooking oil. all f. 0. b.
LIVE SfOCK-Beeves &c por ID
gross. and 2a4Hc for grass fed from
common to choice, with a good demand for
fat cattle; milch lows in demand, at s2Oa
10, shee Sa4e per IA AMI active, with
ready sale for fat; lambs, S2aS 20 per head
horses, 81 5a25i per head for good drivers
TO fine saddle, and Si0a 100 for common
mules, sllOa2 0 per head for good Az
aud l6i hand animals.
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NOn-Resident Notice.


No. le6-In the Probate Court of shsihv
county, Tenn.-Alex nder MoLennan "a.
Robert j.. MoKnight etal. fTST'--TT -
ITappesring ON the Sheriff return In this
cause, that the defendant. Thomss +. Ms
hnight Is a resident q the State of Arkanfas
1t is thereto Q ordered that 10 make hil
appearance herein, at tho court house
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or Be-
fore the first Monday in tebruify, 1853, AMI
plead, answer or gsmnr to complainant bin
70 70 him and set for hearing expArte, RnC
that a copy of this order be publiskod once (
week Tor Our successive weeks Ia the Publ,
Ledger.
This lith day Of DsCember, 1854.
HUGH BrULLFN, CLERK.
~ Louis Kettmann, D.. O.
Skies a al!s:on, SolS for cOmpl't.
T@@l@
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AL C0TTOM INSURED, SACKS FURNISHED.
SPEERS, COTTON GIN,
rs, n, 10, 3d.. IS and IS Vance Street.
The Largest and only Complete Gin In the City
The Best Sample and Yield RraEantoed,
OOKMRRCIAL.

puBEO LvpeRR OPglOe
hrArns, TEss., January 2. 1881
The banks we're all closed yesterday
but considerable financial work was
performed on the inside. There was
a general counting Of the cash and an
examination Of assets in several insti.
tutions, this work being preliminary
toa proposed declaration Of semi
annual dividends. It Is limited that
three or four banks will pay their
shareholders 4 per cent on their CAPT
tai stock out Of their last six months
earnings, one or two will pay 8 or 6
per cent. and one as much as 10 per
cent. The Gas Company directory
held their regular meeting yesterday
afternoon, and declared a 5 per cert
dividend, payable on aud after the
10Th inst. the total to be disbursed
being $S7, 800, and the financial col.
dition Of the company is very strong
The Merchants Mutual Storage and
Compress Oompany's stockholders are
looking for a liberal disbursement aud
som thing above $3.50, 600 it is expect
ed, will be added to the funds in
local circulation blythe various banks,
Insurance companies aud money earn
ing Institutions. Besides the forego-
log, interest is due on various bonds
largely held here and hereabouts.
The government disbursements on iu.
terest account now due includes
$780, 07, on the 4 per cents, and
sl,938,705 on the currency Is; total,
s9,328,1l2. During this and the next
three or Jour months the government
will disburse as much as 500 COO, GOO
on account Of interest, pensions, re
domption ofbonds already called, and
for other purposes. This will largely
reduce the cash balance in the treas
ury. The surplus fund has already
been reduced some $24 100000 less
than it was three months ago. It is
therefore unlikely that any more bond
redemption calls will be made, and az
a consequence the series subject to
call, including the IS aud BIS, have
stifened in value some within the past
few days. All classes of productive
local securities arc quoted strong, and
investors are beginning to make in.
quiry with a view Of making purchases.
Rates o. discount rule unchanged al
8 per cent, aud exchange is | to d
buying aud par selling on the East
also iC off buying end par selling OF
1 New Orleans.
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that Il severed four Of bis ribs. The
difficulty occurred about sundown,
and Charles fingered until about :
O'Clock next morning, when death
ended his suiferines. The sad gloom
this affair casts over our whole CON
munity can only be Unsigned when We
state that these young men were own
born brothers; that they stood high a.
citizens aud we're prompt and honest
10 all their dealings. Their parents
are above reproaoh. Henry remained
until the death Of bis brother, when,
We learn, be made bis escape.
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New Advertisements.
TT III Il
PACIFIC NORTHW EST!
OREGON. WsShilltal and Idaho.

Offers the hest field for EmiRynn1a-
WEI a mild. eQuable, AID healthy
cllmRie; cheap lands u greRs feTffIi.
~. producing all vaTieti. = OF Grain,
kTuit. and Grasses tn wonderful
abund0nc an inexhRustible sup
plt OF Timber; 'hst Coat Fields and
uiher mineral dtpOsitsi cheap aud
quick IrAnspOrtRI on by railroads
% river avfgattOnt dtrect COul-
n,eFce with all parts Of tho world.
Ocean.
No DkOUTHs. NO INSECT PESTS, NO
HURRICANES, WHIRLWlNDS. OR 9TH
Err DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENA.
III lands Of the Pacific North tst show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In
excess Of hat Of any other section Of the
United States.
No fAilu,e Of crops has ever occurred.
= RECON Wheat cOmmands a hieher price
then that Of any other country 10 the LIVER
an imncTse aroalOf very fsrti Railroad
and Cove nment Lands, within easy reach of
the trunk lines Of tho Northern Pacific r. R.,
the Or gon Railway 4 Navigation, end tho
Greg q 4 Ca iiorniP r, 4. Cos and their
numerous branches In the } Teat Vslleys Of
me Columbia aid ts Tributaries, re now
9L'Ted Tor sale at low Prieer, and on Easy
FERN or o en- 10 pIe-emI ton and Home
st I'D Eiury.
The great movement OF p pulation To the
Columbia fegiOn now in pfogre swiil be enaF-
mou ~ Increased by the cor pIs tion Of the
Northern Pacific X. r., and the Oregon hail-
way a Nsvil alton Co.'S systems, nhis rem
ders certain q rauid increase in the value Of
La d. now omen T. purchase or to entry under
the nited ST te. L nd Laws.
For Pam phleIs and Maps, de-
scItpitVe Of the e%Ountrs, las re.
sou ces, I'll mate, rOu en- OF &, RV-
el, rates aud full Information,
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Histo v and the soldiers.

EhbnNlilo OOElut DeVs OVs
Stimulated by the example OF
Memphis and Clarksville, the old
soldieis Of Nashville intend TO hold
n conference with the view Of fur.
nisbing materials for tho military
annals OF Tennessee. The meeting
will embrace representatives. FROM
every arm OF the service and from each
war in which Tennessee participated
fLt will be held on the evening of Jan.
uary 8. Military men from every
part OF the State athen in Nashvill,
will be expected to take part 10 tht
proceedings, This can be made I
great occasion, productive of peIma
nont results. Louisville, RichmonC
aud other Southern cities have beef
quite active in this line. Nashville
always renowned in war, is ct las
waking up. Her Monumental Asso
citation aud her great historical pub
LEGATIONS will soon place her wher
she ought to have been long ago, i
The lead. -rer
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NOn-residf mt NOuce.

No. 4443, In the Chancsry Court e Sbelb-
county. Iennessee-k b snswden q IA vs.
Jennie Hastil O. ct al.
appearing from affidavit In this cause III
heirs Of K O Hastings deceased, are NIX og
ant c4ntot be ascert lined afe al gen,
inqpiiy, IL is therefore ordered that the,
make Their appesrarce herein ~ the ronrt
house of Shelby county n emphis, Tenn.
. Or before tn first Monday in tenruaiy
l6sS, AND .pleAd, answer 0 demur tn com
plalnant bill or the same viii he taken T.
contessed ~ t. th m and OF fr lie r fg ex
nartei and that copy Of his order be pub
!i-hsd once week. for fur successive weeks
in,he Publ Ledger
This 2sd day o. December, 1854.
A copy AtWstt .a
b r. J.. SLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ] NJ. Bradley. b. u. & M.
G9odTtn a GoOdioe ,solF for oAmp al nAAt
" los 100 lis
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General Trade.

Tho cold turn Of the weather, which
threatens navigation above Cairo, has
a stiifenihg influence on several arti.
Giles Of oonsumptivo traffic, though no
higher quotations are noted. The
tone Of -four in this market is steady
while wheat in the West rules stiff.
Oornmcal is weak Corn and wheat
bran are both droopy. Hay is stiff,
both for prairie and prime to choice
Western Cotton seed aud products
Manufactured from the same rule
weak aud incline downward. Apples
are easy, and table potatoes are with
out change. Meats are weak md tend
downward. The total number Of
hogs packed in the Northwest last
week was 100000, and 2l5, 600 less
than the preceding week and 10000
more thai for the same week last
year. The total packed during the
last two months was $685. 900, a de
crease Of 275,0OO as compared with
the time time last pear. The foregO-
ing figures include 1l,l30 packed at
Nashville, and for the same time last
year the packings at that point were
10 657.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Blour Is Job
hing at "A 25a6 rs per Dbl as per quality.
Cornmeal slow az " 80 per bbl from first
hands and I0c higher in q small way.
FEEDSTUFFS-Corn droopy at Sis
56c per bu in lots and higher at retail fol
shelled and 45c for ear in the shucb
also 47Hc for car shuoked. Oats,
46a49c per bu at Wholesale and
RETAIL. Bran, per ton, Sl5, and pei
cwt CSC for wheat, and per I n for corr
bran SIS 90. Hay. Sl4alS per ton and 85i
g0c per cwt for Western; prairie, per ton
IS 60a9 90 and 60c per cwt.
VEGETABLES - Potatoes, In lots
81 75a24 per bbl, with table v%arietie
plentiful and seed classes scarce; at retail
81 O0a2 80 per Dbl Onions. in n small
way, q 2Sa2 30 per Dbl, and in lots 25'
cheaper. Celery, 50a60c per bunch
Sweet potatoes, in a small way, 81 75a22
per Dbl. the latter for yellow yams. Bean
2 50a2 Upper bu for white medium. Peas
u IS per bu for black-eyed and ~ t0aS 7
for lady.
FRUITS-Apples slow at 81 00a3 z
per Dbl in round lots, us per quality, an,
at retail 20 00a4 90 dried do, 6R7c per 1t
: ..n.alnn 1nll % pLnNIKA naae,aaaa 40
10 per Dbl and S400ai 90 per box for Ii
and Fla. 80 per Dbl for Havana
Lemons, "a 0Oa4 90 per box. RaisinI
POULTRY AND EGGs-chickor
slow at ST b0a3 80 per doz, as pt
quality; extra choice would comman
20 TOAD 90; dressed do, ~ 75a3 90 pt
doz. Ducks, " 7ta8 20 per doz. Gees
, 50 50a4 80. Turkeys scarce NJ Sl2al8 p'
dos, and dressed 2la25o per ID. Egg
abundant at 2la22c per doE,
GAME = Squirrels plentiful at Goa
per doz. Rabbits, 81 b0a2 90 per do
Ducks, 81 00a2 q per doz, the latter f
choice mallards. Quail, 81 GOAL Is per do
R%oelfoot fish. 4a7o per ID.
BUTTER AND OHEESE-Mark
o. steady. Creamery butter 3Ia3Sc per !
Wostern table, 23a25c; fancy dairy, 26aSC
. cooking, 1Sa20c; country butter, lSa25
as por quality. Cheese, 0Nal0c for "a
oi tory, l4}fc for full cream and ljalGc :
VA.
= MEATS AND LARD-Jobberi ca
]. prices for cut meats are for dry salt
% shoulders, luke per 10; Q. r., 0lao3
y hams lsaiiHc breakfast bacon, linliS
y Lard, 1lall4o.in tcS; llaalitc In kegs a
G hlf bbls, and \ tS We higher for pals a
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Cotton.

The cotton market opened luiet
this forenoon, the feeling f~avoriug
buyers, influenced by a decline Of
from 8 to 10 points on futures in New
York and a fiat tone abroad. Receipts
here yesterday were 5l3O bales, and al
New Orleans to-day l2,452 bales, with
1900 expected. Sales here on Saturday
were 1850 bales, divided $50 to OK
porters aud 1900 TO spinners, closing
quiet, with no change in quotations
as follows Ordinary. Tie; good ordi.
nary SEC; low middiing, SIC; middliue
&c. good middling, 9Be; middlins
fair, l0sc; fair, l0bc.
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CaIa and Abel Over Again.


DC Saturday last one Of the most
sad and helrtrending hOmicides oc
ouired in Whitfield county known in
its history. Mr.. Henry and Charles
Chambers, brothers, got into a Diff.
Guilty at the house Of their father.
near Silver Shoals, when Henry VIC.
lently stabbed Charlts IN the left
breast, ard 50 terrible was the blow
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FOR OsCROLh.
Non.Residen1 NOIicc.

No. l4i2-In the Chanoory Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-R b SnOWden vs. Jennie
Ha,tings ct al. "
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the names aHd places Of residence Of
the heirs Of L U Hastings, deceased, ave I'M
know,a and cannot DO 4scertained after dill.
they make thelr appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of Shelby county, in Memphis,
Tenn, on OF before the irst Monday In
February, 1855. and plead, answer or demuT
70 complainant III o,the same will be taken
ex.parte; and that a COPY Of this order ID
published once Q week, for fOur successive
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This sd day Of December, 1882.
A oopy-Atte5t:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY j N Bradley, D. G. & M.
Goodwin & GoOdloe, sol'rs for complainant
"a 10Q ffrI11h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-02

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is So per
AnnaY and 300 ssE month for less
than one year. Tho WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOStage
free. Payable in advance inyaria-
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-02

Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind ofjob printing executed IN
the best style and It the lowest prices
at the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and blank book mandatory ID
Madison street. -
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Attachment NOTICE.

Before J. NJ Coleman. j.. P. for Shelby coun-
ty-I, b. SINS A Co. vs.. J. NJ. Niche.
i sued out under section 1856 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and afidnvit hav.
Ing been made that the defendant is indebted
TO plaintif In the sum Of $3.50, due By notes,
and that the claim Is just, abd that the de.
nessee; II Is therefore ordered, that said de.
tendant make bis personal appearance before
ne on the ath DAY OF January 1883, at IL
o'clock a m. Vt n. office, No. ~ Madison
ct. Memphis. Tenn, and defend said attach.
ment suit within the time prescribed by law
and that 9 copy ofthis order be published ono,
2 week for four consecutive weeks in tn,
Memphis Public Ledger.
This tho 18th day Of December. 1882.
sllM l3 100 JIM. COLEM An. j.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-02

Entered at the Posto1ice in Aemphia, Tenn,
as ~second-olass matter.
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Saturday, January 6, 1883,

within legal hours, tine following descriha5
property, situated IN Shelby county, Tenn
tO-Wit, $500
B Ing lot No. 4 Of The Mills subdivision o
the kippat0e tract, ooutaiting IS s 10 acres
and beginning at the southeast corner Of 10
no 8 ana running thence gest6i 20. 10 chain
70 lts southwest conner on the river bank
west 2hl 100 chains; thence south IA degree
east l29T chains; thence east $500. 100 chain
y q stake. elm ~polpters thence north /
chains and 60 limb to the beginning.
Terms Of Sals-O On a crod tefseyen month,
purchase r to execute note with approved u
This / ecemberi th, 1882,
RI LACK, Clerk and Master.
BIZ Geo. Major, ID. G. and N.
Humes 4 Postoi solicitors. 81 iO9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-02

9BOR@Ts
The only Discover Of the Poi onous Uric
Acid which exists In the Blood Of
Rheumatic and equity Patients.
Salicylica is known as = common sen
remedy bec3use II strikes directly OF ID
GAUGE OF Rheumatism, Gout and Neui algia
while 20 many 50 called sGeeiacsand supposed
paneceas only treat locally he effects.
IL has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing
with oils, Oiniments, Ii imsnts, and soothing
lotions will not eradicate these diseases which
aye the result Of the poisoning Of the blood
with Uric Acid. 11
Aaltey ttca works With marvellous feet on
this acid and go removes the disorder. II Il
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