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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
Cotton.

q -.
Sales yesterday we're 1850 bales, ia
exporters 1850, to spinners 100, clos.
ing quiet at bc lower, as follows: Or.
binary, 73c; good ordinary, $50; low
middIing, 9sc; middling, $50; good
middling, 9Sc; middling fair, lOIc;
fair, l0fc. Stains aud off eolors, 3c
less.
Receipts Of cotton at all u. s.
ports for the past Eve days, sum up
l62,358 bales, and are 1896 in excess
Of same time last year. Total since
September LIST, 3,596,524 bales; in
crease over last year, 293, 1869 and over
tho year before 1850 bales.
Total exports this year, 1908,
BOZ bales, against l $3.50, 1872 and 2,O63,
l48 the two previous years. Total
stock, 1882 bales, against 1882, 26S
and 95O,569 last year aud the year be-.
fore. Total visible supply of the
world, 3,O66,96l bales; increase, 49,.
1l6 bales, 293,872 bales and SOP, 751
balesas compared with the last and
the two previous years at the same
date.
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Notice.

No. 4443, In the Chancery Coprt &c sbo,L,
county, ITennesseo-R b Snowden az NJ
Jennie hastings ct al. VS.
appearing from affidavit Ia This cause thar
4 tne pgines and places Of residence of the
asiIs Oh Hastings deceased, are unknown
hha cannot be ascertained after diligent
inquiry II Is therefore ordered that t5sy
make Their appearance herein, at The court.
house Of shelby county. in Memphis. Tam
On or before the first Monday in February
~, y plead, answer or demur 10 Com
plAinant Dill or the same will be taken for
confessed es 70 them and cot for beSrjnS ev.
haItej and that a copy Of this order be pnb-
In the Publis Ledger. r' "eeAs'
This I'D day Of December, 1882.
A copy Attest:
r. j.. BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
By j.. M. Bradley, d. Q. Am. '
doodWin a Goodloe, sol'r for eomplai nant.
81 l3 100 lis
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PADDY RYAN.
His Opinion of SnlIivan-He
will Fight the Latter Again.

Kansas City Special to St. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
Paddy Ryan, the pugilist, accom-
panied by his party Of specially
stars arrived to-day via the Wabash
and will remrin in the city during the
week. Ryan was found in q box at
the thcater this evening and talked
freely when asked about sporting
matters.
What do you think of Sullivan by
this time, Mr.. Ryan?' said your cor
respondent
"0h, Sullivan is a big, stout young
man, said the Chicago man, shrug-
ging his shoulders
DO you propose to meet him
again."
l intend to have another go with
him ii | get all right. | wasn't in
good shape when .he New Orleans
mill took place. | was overconfdent
and suffering from aphysical trouble.
1t taught me a lesson which l will re
member in the future, and which will
help me out when | fight Sullivan
again | see, by the way, that Mace
is going to bring out Slane, a New
Zealander, and match him against
Sullivan, but | don't know anything
more about it than what I've read in
the newspapers"
When will you challenge Sulli-
van2p
81 can't ten yet, but it will be as
soon as | get right. I've quit drink.
ing, and am gradually getting into
condition. | am satisfied that | can
cope with Sullivan when | am my.
self"
DO you know Clarence Whistler"
II know him well. When he was
in Chicago some time ago he came to
my house and put up money in my
hands for a match with Muldoon."
What do you think of the relative
merits of Whistler and Acton and
their late matoh2'' r
Clarence Whistler is the best
wrestler living, and when he's right
he can down Acton or any ether man.
His failure to do this in New York,
two weeks ago, is explained on the
principle that q man is like a horse
sometimes he can do good work and
again he is out Of trim. Whistle,
can no more strike twelve every time
than a clock, but he is the king Of
wrestlers and can throw Joe Acton.
You intend to turn the tables OF
Sullivan next time, do your"
II think l will. II | went againsI
him nine rounds when | was suferipI
excrucialing pain and never had /
scratch, except a slight abrasion OF
my lip. l think | can knock him GU
OF time. When tho circumstance
are favorable. at least, | have a dcsirI
to try It, and | will not be oonten
until | do.
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COMMERCIAL.
PgsLIo LzDaER OFFICE
MEAPEIs. IEEE., january 4. 1852.

81. N N"A1NNA - WV
Monetary affairs are in a very
healthy, though rather unsettled, state
the usual annual settlements causing
more stir than has ruled for many
months. The volume of capital is
liberal and fully equal to all trade
requirements, while a moderate sur.
plus is noted and investment securities
are meeting inquiry. Commercial dis
counts rule steady at 8 per cent. Ex-
change is quiet and UNMARRIED at
at sas discount buying and par selling
on the East, while on New Orleans
bankers buy bills at TO discount and
sell drafts at par.
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A%IIacnmenI NOTICE.

Before Thomas Fleming, ]. p. for SboIhv
county tenn.-hoper Il Flanagan. n K
League, Assignee, VS.. Nathan Cummin1s.
n TINS cause. an attachment haying mean
\ suea out under section 1856 Of the code Of
IennesRee, and returned levied anon tbs
property Of the defendant. Nathan Chm.
mlhgs, and AFFIDAVIT having been made that
defendant Is indebted to the plaintiffs In tbe
sun OF two hundred and fifty dollars, due by
account, end that the claim Is Just, and thai
the defendant is q nonresident OF Inc stafs
OF tennessee; u is therefore ordered that said
defendant make bis personal appearance Inv
fore 100 on the S-h day If February, 1859. Al
n . CLOCK M at my Office, No. AZ
and defend said attachment suit within IN
time prescribed BY law, or the sauna will
ot proceeded with ex-parte; and that a oonv
q thlS order be published once a week fo,
four weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the 9Th day Of January, 1889.
iOo Ill III l23 IHOS. FLEMING. i y
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have.decided hat the situation pres
cnt aud prospective did not justify
plying four cents per bushel for min
ing.
Captain w. w. O'NeiI, a prominent
coal dealer Of Pittsburg, and a mem
Der Of the firm Of q. B. Bryan & Co.,
Of this city, is here miugling with bis
friends.
The Anchor Line steamer City Of
New Orleans, is announced to leave
here at 10 an TO morrow for New
Orleans, Captain Ad. Storm, at the
elevator, is her agent.
Captain Henry Powers, mate Of the
steamer Kate Adams, and his second,
Tom Kelly, both resigned their posi-
tons this morning just after the
arrival Of the boat from Arkansaw
City.
The towboat Graham has been
chartered by the government for
harbor services at this port. She is
now on her way oat of the Ohio with
a lot Of barges for Plum Point and
this port.
The Paris G, Brown, in command
Of Captain A, NJ. Halliday, is az
nOunced to pass down this evening,
bound for Yicksburg, New Orleans
and the bends. Captain Henry G..
Lowe is her agent.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
and blank yok manufacturing estab-
lishmcnt, 10 Madison street, Memphis
Tenn is prepared to execute every
kind OF work in their line in superior
style and at low prices.
The Anchor Line steamer, City of
Baton Rouge. four and a half days out
from New Orleans, with 200 tons Of
freight, passed up this morning for
st. Louis. She put off 300 hhds sugar
and 100 cases canned goods.
The Granite State. in command Of
James NJ. Chenowith, arrived
forenoon with fully 800 tons, and
at 5 pm. tomorrow on her
return trip to the Ohio, giving cheap
to points east. Robert Mccoy is
her polite clerk,
Captain Billy Tichenor's new and
steamer viii s. Hays left
Cincinnati last evening for New Or.
and is to-day receiving a grand
ovation from the people Of Louisville,
-he boat being named after one Of the
most distinguished citizens Of that
,ity,
The great iron steamer Charles P.
in command Of Captain
John G. Crane, is announced to leave
here at 5 p. m., to day for New Orleans.
B lsides being 3 cotton carrier she has
good accommodations for a limited
number of passengers. Captain Geo.
Miltenberger, assisted by Peter Writ,
is in charge of the office.
The fast and elegant steamer Kate
Adams, in command Of Captain Msrk
R. Cheek, is the regular mail packet
at 5 pm. to day for Helena,
Terrene, Arkansaw City and way
landings, %attening promptly to all
business that offers and making con-
n%ection at her destination with trains
on the Little Rock, Mississippi River
and Texas railroad. Captain A. L
has charge Of the Office, and
IS assisted by Walker Outlaw, Lee
Ir., and wan Lash.
They call it the mocking bird
whistle" on tho Will Kyle, but Mem
phis people failed to "%secit" yesterday
when she ~"scrcached" the most awful
sound ever heard in these parts, 1t
sounded more like a broken down 10
comotive in the woods, twenty miles
from any habitation, and calling for
help. After the boat landed all the
coal checkers on the levee went aboard
to pursuade the Captain to buy a little
coal. They just wanted to try that
knocking bird" whistle in calling the
tug. But the Kyle had coal enough.
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NOn.Rcsiden1 Nonce.

No. i4l2-In the Ohancery Court of sbsIbr
county, Tenn.-R d snowdon VS. ,Jennie
Ha'tings ct al. ''Hnio
appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause
y mat the names ana places Of residence of
Ine nelts o. 30 Hastings. deceased. are un-
gent inquiry. II ia Therefore ordered M
they make their appearance herein, AZ the
courthouse Of Shelby s%oOunty, i'm MemnbiE
henn,I on 9r before the first Monday In
ieoruarY, 1888 and plead, answer or demur
20 complalnanttl II Q the same will BE- taken
ex;parte; and that a copy Of tbiS order bss
published once q week, for four suceessive
weeks, in the Public LEDGER.
A copy-Attest:
BY j IA Bradley, D. G. h nj.
Goodwin 4 Goodloe, solr rs for eonnlainant
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New Advertisements
EE Il
PACIFIC NORTHV Est!
OREGON, Waslilltdl and Idaho.

Offers the best neId for FmIRYnn1s-
w.; "a mild. equRble. and healthy
cIimate; cheap lands of great fertili.
y, producing all Variet1s \ u Grain,
FFult. and Grasses I'm wonderful
aDuudanc'; an inezhaustibIe ann.
PIP OF F1mbers asst Coal Fields. and
Oiher mineral deposits; cheaD and
quick irHnspOrtaI' on by rnIirOnds
ana river pavlgatlOn; direct com.
merce with all parts or the world.
Ocean, M
NO pR0UTHs, No INSECT PESTS. NO
HURRICANES, WHIRLWINDS, OR uTH.
DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENA.
Inc lands Of the Pacific Northwest show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In
excess, Of that Of any other section Of he
United States. s"
No failure of crops has ever occurred.
oregon wheat commands a higher price
than thai any other country in the Liver
An immense area Of very fertile Railroad
and Cove lnment Lands, within easy reach Of
the trunk lines of the Northern Pacific II. r..
me Oregon Railway x Navigation, and the
oregon q California r.. X. Co.'S and their
numerous branches in the great Valleys Of
the Columbia aud its tributaries, are now
9nered for sale at Low Prices, and on Easy
81 ad Entry.
The great movement of population TO the
Columbia region now in progress will be euor-
mou,ly increased by the completion Of the
Northern Pacific R. r. and the Oregon Rail-
way a Naylgation Cos systems, This rem
ders certain a rapid increase in the yalue Of
Lands now open to purchase or to entry under
the United States Land Laws.
for Pamphlets and Maps, de-
scriPttve of the country, its re-
sources, climate, routes OF irnV-
Ell, rates and full Information,
address
A. L. STOKES,
General Ensfern Agaua
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Saturday, January 6, 1883.

within legal hours, the following as,,.n.s
property, situated in Shelby oounty. Tenn
Bsing lot No. 4 Of tho Mills subdivision AZ
inc hippa'oo tract, containing SIS S'i0 Scras
ana beginning az the southeast corner Of III
noi . n running thence westel 90. no chains
thence along the river bank south . oansi
west o 100 chainsi thence south ~ desrees
east ~ chains; thence east $3.50 100 cbsips
NJ stake' elm pointer thence north ID
eheins and 90 linb TO the beginning. d"
Terms Of sale-iln a cred, I ofseven months.
pryS,r NJ 20 execute note with approved te.
o9rrity, zen retain ID, redemption bar-ad.
This b~eeemberLlh, lgS2. '0~
NJ FLACK. Clerk and Mastsr.
~ Seo. MallorysD. @. and N.
Humes x Poster solicitors. Al 100
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No. i6o-in the Probate corr, r. e,.ua
county, .Tenn.-Alex mder MsIasaoi oy
kobettJ. Mcknight tall ~ w.
4 appearing ON the Sheriff return In ihis
keaHsel that the defendant, Thomas u. Me-
S nnIgnT Is . resident 81 the State of Arkansas
IL Is therefore ordered thef be mets M.
spsealance herein. at the court honss
81 SHELBY county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on ~ Nv
lore the first Monday In febrtSry, isss. a%d
p.ead, answer Or gemur 70 comnlsinnni Sill
rs 70 him and set for hearing cxnsytns avJ
NAY copy OF this order be pn6lishod once !
Iess ,of Jour successive weeks in the Public
This llth day ofDscember. 1889. FE.
+, ton,. nUaH D CULLEN, Clerk.
SYKES Il Giissoni sOl'S for compl't.
T93 % l5
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Sale of Real Estate

No. sOSt, RTChancsry Court Of Shelby county
samuel Watson VS.. Ed Shaw. ''uH'
RI virtue Of an intariooutory decras f,, AL.
- entered 10 the above cause on tbe I'm dSy
oil January, 1882, NJ 33, p sOS, / will seliNI a,
PUBLIC auction, to the highest bidder In tront
Of ne ylerk and Masters Office, couribaSSs
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is So PSF
Anuam and Dos gez month fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER 10 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
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Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and overy
other kind ofjob printing executed in
the best style.and at the lowest prices
at the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and blank book mandatory Ii
Madison street.
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Kate Adams, Granite State.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.


Memphis = 10 feet 3 inches, a
decline Of 2 inches during the past "a
hours.
Pittsburg-2 feet 4 inches, a de-
cline of 6inches.
Cincinnati-l2 feet 6 inches, a de-
cline off feet.
Louisville-7 feet, a decline Of 4
inches.
Evansville-ll feet 4 inches, a de-
cline Of 4inches.
CairO-l5 feet 6 inches, a decline Of
8inchcs.
St. LOUISE feet 6 inches, a decline
of 6 inches.
ViOksburg-14 feet 4 inches, a rise
Of l4jnches.
Nashville-5 feet, a decline Of 5
inches.
Chattanooga 3 feet 9 inches, a de-
cline of 8 inches.
Shreveport-15 feet 1 inch, a de.
cline offs inches.
Little Rocks feet G inches, and
stationary.
White river continues to decline,
with a good stage of water TO Jack
sonport.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steady rains.
River falling to-day.
Heavy iog last night.
Bat little doing at the landing.
The upper Ohio is still declining.
The packets last evening had fair
trips.
Granite State, for Cincinnati, to-
morrow.
The Andy Baum left Cincinnati
last evening for this port.
The Anchor Line steamer w. Z.
Halliday has laid up at Cairo.
The John A. Wood, with a tow Of
coal, passed south yesterday afternoon.
The Port Eads cleaned out boilers
here yesterday and passed up for
Cairo.
The Helena, with a big trip, passed
Vicksburg yesterday bound for New
Orleans.
The Paris c. Brown is the next 0
Liue steamer due down and bound for
New Orleans
The Charles Morgan, with a thous :
and tons Of freight, passed up yester-
day fer Cincinnati.
The bellboat Salvor No. 2 is due
down to-day bound for Bayou Teche
to raise a train of cars.
The U. S. Marshal at New Orleans
announces the sale Of the Morning
Star for Friday, the 18th inst.
The towbOat, Hotspur, took the
Vint Shinkle in charge at Evansville
and tows her as far as Louisville.
lLThe Il. IL. Durfee, which sunk
some two years ago near the mouth Of
Gaseonade river, is to be wrecked.
The Josie Harry will arrive to-mor
row evening and is the regular Satur'
day packet for White, Black and Lit
tie Red rivers.
The win Kyle, with a full load ,passeC
down yesterday for New Orleans. Sh,
discharged nearly 500 pkgs and addeC
80 bbls soap stock.
There is still a good deal of ice float
ing 10 the river at St. Louis, and tn,
underwriters yesterday placed an EN-
barge on navigation.
The Guiding Star left New 0rlean
this morning for Cincinnati, and tn,
John A. Scudder will leave there thi
evening for st, Louis.
The Thomas Sherlock, ono of Ii
finest of the Southern Tra~nsportatio
Line Of steamers, is due up to day o
her way to Cincinnati.
The Grand Lake and two barge
which left st, Louis Monday, is re
ported hard aground at Sulphu
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Atta0hment NOIioe-

Before j. NJ Coleman,J P. for Shelby coun.
MI. b. Sins a Co. VS.. '. NJ. Niche.
i sued out under section StS Of Inc dode m
lennessee, and returned levied upon the
property OF the defendant, and afidayit bev.
ms been made that the defendant is indebted
70 plaintiff in the sum of $50, due by notes
anu that the claim Is Just, aud thatthe dc,
nessee; IL Is therefore ordered, ihSt sSid a.
ienuant make bic personal appearance before
M on the 2ith day OF January. lsSg. Al In
o'clock a ~. 1T my office, No. IL Madison
81, Memphis, Tenn, and defend said attach-
ment suit within tho time prescribed By law,
or tne same viii be proceeded with e~x-parte,
and that 2 copy ofthis order bopublished ones
week for four consecutive weeks in M
Memphis Public Ledger. Wy
hhisthe 18th day Of December. 1889.
slN lO3 l0g j. M. COLEMA AN j
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TRUSTEES SAVE

rNDER and by a certain trust dead ava.
M 66atsd June II, lsSl, to me as trustee BY
49, a,tS' ~ nnly recorded in the Register 4
BOOK NO 70, pag, sos, to secure nm inSehtNI'
ness therein set forth, l will, on M
Friday, January Ie, 1883,
sen on Pissidsnt's I.lapd, at former resi-.
Tenn between the hours OF Ii n mi anal NV
AZ public auction, to the highest bidder ~.
eAsh theiollowing property described in s,yi
f9st deed to-wit:. Une black mare m ,"
, panps high eight years old, named XIV.
VIII JAMES SMYTH, Trustee.
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nmnn: hi Madlaun Streat

m4E PUBLIC LEDGER IS PUBLISHED
j. evory afternoon, except Sunday. at No. Is
Madison street.
Boribers ~ faithful carriers at TEN CENTS
PER WEEK, or 50 cents per month, payable
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By mail Gin advanced; One year, S.; one
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Weekly Public LEDGER,

Published every Tuesday at 81 per um;
six months, coo; three months 400 Tin .ad-
vance. POstRGe Tree.
an one year. i.
. Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
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Rejected manuscript WILL NOT be returned.
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MIaalsaipnl nnd Teune.see.


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First insertion. ....Si % per square,.
Subsequent insertiOng.....-.. 90
Displayed advertisements will DO charged
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~rates-thero being twelve lines Of solid typetc
the inch,
Eight lines %ofnonpareil, solid, constitutes a
square.
TIC regular advertisers we offer superior In.
ducements, both as to rates Of charges n
manner Of displaying their fayors.
Notices in local column inherited for twenty
cents per line for each Insertion.
Notices Of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents por line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
traotsd and payable on demand,
All letters, whether On business or other
wise, must 90 addressed 70
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memphis ana CharIeasOn.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
City time) - -
Through Express, daily ll.W pin, 40 Am
Local Mail 4 Exp'Ba,d'lyl S.b am. $3.50 pm
Bonneville Aoeom'dat'n
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POCTOFFICE,M MEMPHIS, TENN.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
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Nashville, OhafGan0O%a n st. Louis
BRiLWaY,
MoKEEzIE RoUTE TO NASHVILLE 4 SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Night Irains.
Louisville Depot, He7t Of Main st.