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DANVILLE.
TIE SIDEWALKS TO BIZ PAyED--PERsONALS-
RAILROAD ITEM.

THE SIDEWALKS TO BE PAvED-PERsONALs-
RAILROAD ITEM.
TCorresnondcucc OF the Richmond Dispss.hJ
APRIL -. 1883.
The Council publishes IN order that per-
sons owning property along streets the
road.bed OF which has been or may be
paved or macadamized shall pave the side
walks OF such streets 30 far Is their proper
ty faces them with good. hard paving
brick. dressed granite, or slate stone. EX-
ceptiODS are made Is TO certain streets on
which the sidewalks are not much used,
and in certain cases where the enforcement
OF such requirement would be very Op-
pressiyc. That order necessitatcs the re-
moval Of much OF those two parallel rows
OF stone stringers, the surrender OF one or
the other OF which to persons meeting there
on taxes so heavily the polteness Of some
people.
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne left here yesterday
morning for Augusta, Ga, having stopped
over on Tuesday to deliver his lecture on
"Politics in the Pulpit in behalf of the
Mite Society Of the Baptist church.
DR.. Thomas A. Cunningham, assistant
surgeon, United states army. whose post
OF duty is near Mobile. Ala, is now, with
his wife, on a visit 20 his father, Mr.. Alex
ander Cunningham. OF this county.
Captain A. b. Fortune, who had con-
tracted TO do the work OF extending the
Danville and New-Riyer railroad from
Martinsyillc. has made another arrange
ments with the directory, by which, it is
said, he is released from the engagement
TO build the bridges. do the trestle-work,
and lay the track, and now holds the con-
tract to do the grading. 1t is said that this
arrangement assures the completion OF the
extension in due season. ALPHA.
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1t is the Republican, not the Democratic
policy, to make the spcakerShip Of the
House appear TO hinge on the question OF
whether or not tariff legislation is TO be at
tempted next winter washington POST.
just so. But will the Democrats permit
their opponents to dictate their policy:
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We acknowledge the receipt from J0HN
NJ. Higgins. Esq. Of a copy OF speech Of
JoHN O'CoNNoR POWER, Esq, NJ. p. for
County Mayo, i'll supporting an amend
ment upon the address TO her Majesty,
delivered in the House OF Commons
February q, 1888. We have found it in
teresting
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REFERRING to the late General Albert Sid
ney Johnston, the national organ of the
Coalition movement says: "To yenerate
ms memory Is 10 prolong his treason down
20 date ana crim'nate with him all those
who do it, and who are none The less
contemptibly disloyal to their country. he.
cause, unlike him, they are in no danger Of
paying Tor their disloyalty with their
llves." This is respectfully referred TO
uenerai Malone. General Chalmers, Cap
tam Riddieberger, and all those ex.Con-
federates whom Malone g. Co. have con.
traeted TO march into the Republican col
umn next year. Washington Post.
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Again and again we say there are too
many elections in Virginia. oh, that we
could have convention, change the Con-
stltution and abolish some of these disturb
ers Of the public peace H'eSt Point Star.
Yes; politics, politics, politics, is the
universal topic of conversation in Virginia.
Our people are born politicians.
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PAGE MCCARTY, Esq, OF the state, and
r. b. MERCHANT. Esq. OF the Fredericks-
burg star. gave us short calls yesterday.
I'VE were very near writing MERCHANTS
name. " SIIAS.")
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INSURANCE.


rJ'HE ATTENTION OF THE INSU-
/ RANCE PUBLIC
Is respectfully Invited 10 tie advantage Of the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-lNS rance COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE.
now in tile INVENT FIFTH YEAR Ot us existence,
They comprise RAPID PROGRESS. LARGE SUR
PLUS. LARGE DIVIDENDS, and LOW DEATH
RATE.
Amount Of insurance In force Janu-
airy lSe l..... ......... ..... .....sO f.9OIOcl
Amount OF insurance in force Janu-
ary /, = fi,JV0-Zfu
Amount If insurance IN force Janu-
arr !. lSS5...................... Sb.h0J.fZf
Surplus over per cent. reserve ......S 3,Olfol3
surplus over 4 a, rCr cent. rc,crvc..... 4.lsl9OS
It's dividends are UNSURPASSED. II j. the ONLY
company which has ia recent years printed tables
of current CASH DIVIDENDS Tor the inform ton
Of the public. The NOETHWESTEkN has done
thi. for TWELVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The ratio OF deuth-lOsses 10 mean amount &C risk
in lSS2 was S-l0O rcr cent.
For further information address
JOHN b. CARY & son.
Genl AGENTS for Virginia ana North Carolina.
corner Bank and cnth streets Richmond Va.
NH 4-cOdtmyll
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEATHS.

Died, IN Manchester, Va. a. her residence. 1T
o'clock =. VI. on the l2th instant. Mrs. ANN H.
DRAKE, after q painful Illness. IN tie seventy
ninth year Of her axe.
The funeral viii tikc place from the Ninth-strect
Methodist church al 4 o'clock TO-DAY. The
friends and acquaiutanccs Of the family are in
vited o. attend
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M GRAND SPRING OPENING
AT sYCLE BROTHERS,.

We will offer this week the following goods at
prices that will asionish YOU:
case SILK-AND-WOOL DRESS GOODS at
l2kc., formerly sold ~ Doe;
case PlN-CHECkED DRESS GOODS at l24c.,
been selling at 25c.:
case SHEPHERD PLAIDS, In all the latest
cOors ind shades. at l5c.:
case SHEPHERD PLAlDS. in all the latest
cOlOrs and shades at 25c..
1 case AUGUSTA CLOTH at l28c.;
10 pieces BLACK BUNTING, wool filling, at
10 pieces BLACK BUNTING. wool filling, at
1 case NUNS YELLING, in al the new shades,
And iTundreds Of other NEW DRESS GOODS
ranging ia price from 25c.t 10 : per yard'
| case BLACK LACE BUNTING M l. &C.:
case BLACK LACE BUNTING. all wool, az
An immense stock Of SILKS, sATlNs, and BRO
CADkS-Oniy few more REMNANTS or
SILKS = be closed ont - great sacrilice;
complete In all ~ brinchC- ANA cannot be beat
both as regard, price and quality:
cases CHECKED MUSLIN at and Sc. per
? case, LACE-sTRPE MUSLIN at sc. per
> cases HEAVY GLEACHHD COTTON, equal to
"AndroscOggip.' IA &c. per yards
9 cases better thln Fruit of The Loom at &C.;
cases GINGHAMS M g. :. 2. and sc;
new line of HAMBURG EDGlNGN from Be. TO
SIPS per yard; these HAMBl Res are I'M
dOuhteGly the cheapest ln The CITY;
PURE LINEN COlORtD-BDRDEkED HAND
kERClIIEFS. four for 25c.;
PCRELINtN WHITE iIEMSIlTCIIED HAND
KERCIlIEFS at 10 gld l2.c., worth more
money.
80 dozen PURELINEN COLORED-BORDERED
HANDkERCHIEFS nj II C.;
80 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ALL-LlNEN HAND
hERCIIIEFS 1T 1850;
30 dozen CENT EMEN'> ALL-LiNEN HAND
KERCIuEFS at c. much finer:
60 dozen SARAH BERNHARD MD GLOVES,
In al shades. AZ 5Sc. worth Sl.2J
5 lengths MOUSQUErAIRE ND GLOVES at
63c. worth SIPS;
80 dozen REINFORCED UNLAUNDRlED
SHIRTS at GOc., been selling at 81;
Look at our ~ % BLACK SILK:
\ full line of Isle and SlLh GLOVES tprices
10 suit the times,
30 dozen LlSLE-THREAD GLOVES at lOc. a
pair:
TORCHON LACE over an inch wide at sac. per
yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACE from Toe. 10 II per yard :;
200 pices RIBBONS 1T Toe. per yard. been selling
from 30 10 40c. SfCLE BkOIdEks
BIZ Broad street.
Branch House 1929 Main street. ap Seed
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IIORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE N SICK
lIEADACHE.-Dr. Fred. Homer Jr., Salem,
Va. says: II know OF nothing compare
BILE to it to relieve the indigestion and So
called sick headache and mental depreS-
sion incident to certain stages OF rheuma-
tlSmr
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DIssoLUrIoNs & PARfNERsnIPs.

THIS l. TO CERTIFY THAT.
L owing tocontIuued ill health. a. VI. HElT-
MAN has Withdrawn from tge firm OF IlIIIMAN
Il lOI NIGER. and thut The -aid arm being There
10y dissolved Boy tic operation ~ Jaw. We. LAW
son t.NOI NGtE. ". htLiillNEE. aud ct s. j..
MlLLlil>kk. an # tie ci'y ~ lachm0ui state
90 NiTgila. 10 hereby renew tho sad limited
partnership. under and Ia pursuance ~ the state
utc- ia such ease made and provided, upon fLr
terms aud conditions hereinafter -rt fIrtl, lld in
the said statutes pic-cIined-lhHr i, t1 say:
/. The said premiership i- Co. lr cluNuf tD,l uU-
der the name or nrm u j.. e. on NGER.' 0i
which LAWSON &. YOUNGER isa general pgIt-
uer. and VI. MlLLui~ER aud GUST. NlLLHI-
SIR are special u1rtncrs-au residing .n tle
said city Of llcLmour.
2. The busiuc.s intended 90 pc transacted by the
said nrn or partnership b tne GENERAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUSINESS.
3. zach Of the said special partner, has cou-
iributed 20 the common stock 90 thc said partner
snip The sum OF eight thousand seven hundred and
hfty lfS.15Ol dollars. which s.ild sum, ~ money
were contributed when the said limited partner
ship of HEI1MAN & NOi NIGER Was originally
lormcd-that Is 20 say. on the let day of january,
iSSl
4. The place cf husincss 81 the said partnership
T. 10 be In the SAID city OF Richmond. Jlc part
ncrship Is 10 continue frDit the dlte hereof until
The 1T day q january. 90 tle wear ISS-.
Witness tie hand, of tle said parties this 3oth
day II harch. lcc3. I. q. NOi NBtR.
VI. MllLHlSER.
GUST. Mil.llil~fR.
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We return thanks 10 Il. f. WALKER,
Esq, superintendent Public Printing, for
copy of the last annual report OF the
Railroad Commissioner.
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n~TLEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
THE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious with
MEATS, CANE. SOUP, WELSH BAREBlTS, &C
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS.
&C 13-F1y Agents.
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~ W | Y i 5 .

have several invoices Of CLARETS' CHAM
PAGNES, and HOOK WINES just landing all
carefully selected from the very best viniages' and
shall DE pleased % receive orders for summer sup
ply at old prices. The late Congress having In
creased TIE duty on those Wines / shall Doe COM
Dellcd TO advance NV prices soon as the new law
goes into effect. OSCAR CRAM.
NH IS e0dl2t 80. II Governor street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a.
i"e' '"0" WV ~
"'''' "'' WV
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF SUMMER SILKS?
,, ,oc .b,pd.o,oo CHECKS
a 49,, ,,.u,,,n, .,v,c,
........
i''''' ~ - ''' Wv ''''
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS NJ" sIo'h"f
HANbsOhE FAhN9'|''
Entirely new and novel styles and remarkably
~" price,
HAVE YOU sikN My Ehs NA"N'F ''"Ni
LINE OF Mo' hNiN" "c"'S
'N'' "''o
ALBATRoSs' 'L"SE'' "N' ~ 'o''NN ""'
bhN""i'iN1 'i''''''
MAS 'T'i''-''' "o''
oH'r many D'rr''""
HAVE YOU SEM MFYtR'S TBEIENDOU
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence Of the brides mother
Mrs. II. j. Burton, Glib north Fifth street. yestcr-
day at | O'Clock \. W. by the Rev. T.. \. Peter
son. Rev. ANDREW l.. IllLLMAN, of Georgia
and Mis- ANNIE BURTON, Of Richmond, Va.
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
VI Will allow discount Of 20 PER CENT. on
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
The store l. % ne rCmodclled, which uecessitatcs
my giving itup temporarily such an opportunity
~ secure bargains j, seldom offered. fan line Of
CHINA. GLASS, TiNWARE. TABLE CUT
LERY. &C.. which will De sacrificed for sixty days.
II. n. WALLACE.
ap Lin 400 Broad street.
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PAPERS, BAGS. TwINES. 30.

pAPEkS. BAGS. khlNi>, N'.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH
BUYERS.
offer a large and well-a-sortci took #
WRAPPING and WRITING PAPERS,
PAPER BAGS.
TWfNES, ENVELOPES,
INKS. MUCILAGE,
PENS, PERCiLS.
POCkET-BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH-ALBUM
NOTES. DRAFTS. &C..
At Wholesale FOR CASH,
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Special attention ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND DEALERS ~
GENERAL
Dr. called Co. above announcement.
q. G.. BAUGHMAN. AGENT,
ap cav 1917 Main street
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DREGs. MEDICINES. 90

4 REMARKABLE REMEDY.
"A MORISON'S (ENGLlSHl PILLS.
STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY, OR BLADDER
DISORDERS: JAUNDICE. SICK HEADACHE,
CHILLS. MALARIA. INDIGESTION. AND
COSTINENE>S ENTIRELY CURED.
DvSDCDSiG.--"I took MOrison's Pills for Dys-
pcpsii. and was cured. / believe would not now
ieliving but for using them. join I. SUBLETT,"
Hardware Merchant, Richmond. Va.
Ltrer.-"l used MOrison's pins for my liver.
and consider them 10 be worth their weight in
gold They did me a great deal of good. J.. T..
WINSTON" Sherif's Office. Richmond, Va.
I-pon receipt of ~ they viii be mailed free 10
any address in or ont Of the city. W.S.PILCHER,
Agent. Broad and Pine streets Richmond, w.
aD 10
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UNDERWRITERS.

TOSEPU W. LACBE, roz5-.ea
~ FURNlSlilNG-U NDERrAKER, 'Nsss's'-'
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CASES,
ROBES, HEARSE, HACKS,
and ail things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphic and country orders solicited.
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LsnE. CEMENT. &c.

DOSENDALE CEMENT.-SrHOONER
IL CORA =. NANGlLDER daily expected win
cargo q FRESH llOttMAN'e KOsENDALE
CEMENT. forsIlc loW from vessel.
MAkNfk MOORE.
Lime. Cement. Lump aud Ground Plaster,
seventeenth street.
ap lO-tMyf south side of Dock.
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION oy Rtcmoyp-ro

VIRGINIA, CORPORATION or EiCHNoND-TO
WIT:
lhi, day Lawson &. Younger whose name is
mentioned AS q general partner n the renewal Ot
the limited partnership az Hoffman & Younger,
The articles 0f which renewal are htrtuutp annex
eel, appeared leiuTc iue. notary pDhHc in aud for
the corporation and state Aforesaid. and mHdc
oath that VI. Niihiscr ami Gust. Millhl>cr. the
snecial partners named 300 thc said ari .io. ~ r.
ucwal OF the sild limited partnership, have each
contributed % the common r-urN - ihe said "
ncGcd partnership the sIm of eight thousand
seven hundred and nay $500 dollars; which
said sums Of money were contributed when lhc
said limited partnership Of Hoffman g Younger
was originally f9mct-,hat B., 90 say. on The l,t
dgy oi January. 1881.
Gwen under my band thi. 30th dayof March,
1883. WILLIAM VI. TCRPlN.
Notary Public.
An rights Of The firm ~ UEtTMAN < YOUNG
EH being ly itW transferred to tsC nrIu ~ J.. q.
YOUNGER. al settlements axe % Doe Inaae wllli
The la,t-namtd lirm.
NH 3l-6W L.C. NOt NGER.
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cIECTAL NOTICES.
Mr. OPENING FOR ACTION.

SOME BIG GUNS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-16
Cotton.

Sales here yesterday we're $50 bales
to exporters, so and to spinners 100,
closing dull at unchanged prices as fol.
lows: Ordinary,75c; good ordinary, 85c
low middling, 9lc; middlins, loo;
good middling,lOsc; middling fair, 1890
Stains-gOOd ordinary, Sic; low mid
ding, 8Bc; middling, 90. Tinges--
Sic for middling and go for good mid
ding,
The New York cotton market
closed quiet at 1.16c lower. Middling
lO9-16c. Sales, 2l7 bales. Stock on
hand, 2O9,347 bales. Futures steady
at l to 3 points below the closing fig.
ures Of the evening before, with sales
of $4,000 bales. The New Orleans
market closed quiet and unchanged
Middling, lOc. Sales, 2O50 bales. Stock
on hand, llS, 624 bales. Futures steady
at 8 to 8 points below the evening be,
fore. The Liverpool market closed
unchanged for spot and quiet and
steady for future deliveries.
The total receipts, Of cotton at all
domestic ports for the past 7 days sum
up q ,455 bales, and 18,499 in excess
of last year for the same period.
Total for the season, $40, 1856 bales;
increase of 1891 1891 bales over last
year and go $3.50 over the year before,
Total exports for the season,
4.458,006 bales; against 1882, 842
bales last year and 4,2l3,246 bales
year before at the same date. Total
stocks, AL ,O83 bales; against 4OO,S5O
and 4O3,26l bales the two previous
seasons at the same date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-16

YAoKEREfs-Nsw tn If bbin IS d
for No. ]; IS 90 for No 2; "a rs for No. q
Urge and 81 SO for medium. In kits 95,
80 and 75c for Nos. !, 2 and 8.
SUNDRIES-Salt 81 So per Dbl. Scan.
31fa6c per h. Cider, 81 so for bbls and
per ID. ' -ae ~ - ny
BUILDING MATERrA1.-Nai,s
~ 20 per key. Lime, g5caSi per bbI
Cement, u Goal IS per Dbl for Louisville:
~ % for Rosedale, and 81 50a5 for Port
land. Plaster, 50 so. Lumber, yellow
pine flooring, SIS; rough framing, si4;
dressed, $S0per N;lgthing, 81 75a2 per hi:
shingles, SSa46o per NJ.
COTTON SEED, OIL. ETC-Cotton
seed at river landing SIG per ton; seed
neal Sl7 Goals so per ton; oil cake,
Szl; Oh, 96a3Sc for crude; 62a6Oc for re-
lined and 47c per gal for cooking oil.
LIVE iST0CK--Choice beef cattle &c;
do medium 41fa5Kc per ID gross; other
classes 1la49zc, as per quality; yearlings.
S6as each; mich COWS $20a40; per head:
sheep 4a6c per ID, for good mutton quail
iities, and $la1 so perhead for poor;
lambs S3sS so per head tor medium and
lsI 1fc per pound for choice, Mules at
700 TO $llO each; horses at $65 to $3.50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-16
loetOring assessments.

i. "a Chicago BistFist ARsessor has
been caught in the act Of dootoring
his assessments to suit customers.
Some he returned at very low figures
aud the others he omitted from the
list altogether. For these favors he
made bargains according to the service
rendered. From one pan he got .
psiF OF shoes, from ANOTHER Q So bill.
He was open for offers of any kind,
and when the offers were not made he
opened negotiations himself. For all
this he has been punished by dismis-
uali from Office. His offence is indict.
able. bnt his chief says he never heard
OF anybody being sent t. the peniten
tiary for such doings, and the prospect
is he never will. 1t. turns out that
some fifty property owners had yielded
% the Apgessor's seductive offers,
Their Ofenses aye also indietable, but
they are thought to be sufficiently
punis he'd by slappiDg on Q good, stiff
assessment. Tho Assessors office did
not even propose to let the netarious
transaction be known, but Herald
reporter exposed the whole business
The incident is said to throw food
Of light op tho low personal prop
erty assessments ~ Dohs Of the Phi
caRo districts. WV
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NOn-r0SIaS1I notIeo.

No. 4Ol6-In the Chaneary Court Of sba,h,
Krekel, s~0i W AiOer'
1 alpesHlS from sheria's return in this
cause, that the defendant, Albert KTeks I'
70! 70 pc found in his county.
IL IS therefore ordered that he maka his
appearance herein, at the oonrtbonsa n M
sneloy county, in Memphis, Tenn, on on ks ~
iyre me nrst Monday In August, iS8s, and
plead, snswer or. demur 70 complsinant
Pill and amended bill or the same viii
pc taken to1 confessed as to him and
se6 Ier nearing ex-parte; and that a conv
Of this order be published once a voeI
Ledger. ~ NAe FVDhe
A oopy-A test;
pv1M h. ny J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Wright, Folkes h Wright, scrs for comnl',
% Q2 I'M nh :"
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NOn-kesidenI NOTIce.


No. 45SS-In the ChancOYy Court Of shan y
county, Tenp.-Ihs state Of Tennessee,
d9r us oWA use, etc. VS. Eliza Stillm an az nj
4 appearing from amended hill wb;ch q y
! sW9rn to in this cause that the Defend
ssIhI Robert J Scott, is a resident Of Inc
state Of Arkansas and that Theresa lew IL
q resident Of Colorado and both non-rss T.
gents OF the State of Tennessee. And h fnr.
lner appearing from the Sheriff 5 return here.
IN that Johanna BOrlan and Thoma as Scott are
MOI TO DO found in my county. ~
=, ~ Is therefore ordered that thew waks
theif appearance herein, at the courfbonss ~
shelby county, IN Memphis. Tennessee, on or or
Di5 the hrst Monday in August, 1883, and
plead, answer or demur TO Complain.
ant amended bill or the same Viii b
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex-parte; and that Z copy of this
order be published enoe 4 week for fonS
successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This l4th day Of June, 1888.
A Copy-Attest:
ROBERT ] BLACK, G anaM.
~ N BRAhIBF, d @ and Nj.
Heiskell Sol. for Complainant
81 " 109 100
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mOn-RssIdS1I No1Iea.


No. 4074-Ip the chancery Court Of Eh.u-
qe99Hnty, Ienn.-Alexander Frank ~ II =.
William Black ct al. " III VI
appearing from affidavit in This o.us.
fsnd tnat the residence of W Bunter, de-
ascertainsd upon diligeni INQUIRY. tbaf fI =. %
trustee Of the property involved and ~ II - -
non resident Of the State Of TenneSsssSS !"
~ Is therefore ordered that he mako bis
sSsIHby1 1 coTn+ nereins ct the courthouse Of
lore the first Monday IN August u ls Ss-
mi MI pleaa' answer. or demur to Complainant
Dill Or the same will be taken foS
S Dopts a e. 70 him and set for hearing sx
Raitei ana that copy of this order be- nnh-
hsned once week for four suocessivS v pSp
In the Public Ledger. ''''''i's "eeAk
This 7th day Of June, 1888.
A copy-Attest:
F,.v.., r. - :. BLACK, Clerk and Msstsr.
FlSyser q seruggs. soils for compPt.
~ 90 90 1nl
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Three Distinguished Females
indianapolis Review. =

| indianapolis Review.
Two young ladies of Terra Hautt
were returning from California. The
parlor car was crowded with passen.
gers. At a small station woman In
snowy attire entered and demanded 4
whole section. 1t was not to be had
and the conductor, brakeman. porter
and cook, who seemed to be impressed
with the new passengers Importance
were all painfully exercised to know
where to put her. The cause of Ell
this commotion was very blonde, very
large, very richly clothed, and very
swell. When it seemed impossible ia
get her whole section, or even half a
one, she turned to the young ladies
and said,
will you consent to take the upper
berth of your section and let me have
the lower?" -l-I
Sorry we can't oblige you" replied
one OF the pin checked fairies; "but
really we prefer to keep the lower
berth ourselves
The the big blonde Strengthened
herself up, threw inetfable contempt
and importance into her pale eyes, and
said; Perhaps you don't know who l
"Ao, We DON'T replied the Ferre
Haute girl in tone of serene indiffer
en0a
~ will tell you" said the woman of
silks and jewels, II am Mrs. Col: Dun
levy Wickersham" (Dunlevy Wicker
sham is known all along that end of
the road as bonanza man-bushels of
money-so much that Aa needs Moth
igg IIOrel. "
Are you indeed?" replied theHoos>
Ter maiden. Perhaps you don't know
who | amp
Madame BonaLza's face said shat
she didn't, snd,alsO, mat she had some
curiosity. -
well, | am Mrs. Gen. Grant"
, And l." said her companion, who
R Rfs9, hitheTtO kept quiet, IAN Queen
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-16
Apaehe Ohiels ANA Ntrength.
III Paso Herald, 10.

Tlera gre FIVE Apache chiefs on the
war path, and Aatcheg, son Of old
Cachis, and not Juh, is the leader,
and by all odds the bravest and most
cunning. When the San Carlos
emeute occurred, each chief had the
following number of warriors: Nachea
IS, Juh 10, Huaroo II, Ohato II, and
Bonito Tin all, chiefs included, "a.
This number has been reinforced Mn
to about $50. the present number. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-16
Attachment NOtIee.


Before NJ Coleman, J.P, for SbsIbv ANN
Y, Tonn.-J W Caldwell ( Co VS. Fowler
N this cause an attachment having been
y sued out nnder section 1856 Of the code Of
tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant. and afida.
vt having been made that defendant Is in
de6ted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of
Slo5 ~, due by account, and that
tne claim ID Just, and that the Defend
ant Is Q nonresident of the State of Ten.
nessee; 1t Is therefore ordered that said de-
iteGesnt make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the I'd day Of July, 1883, AZ
" o'clock am. ct my office, No. Il
and defend said attachment suit within tbs
time prescribed by law, or the same will
BE- proceeded with ex-parte; and that a COW
q this order be published once a week az
ta9r weeks N the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of May, 1888.
70 81 81 W j NJ COLEMAN I n