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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

and fearfnlly out Of order at the corner Of
Exchange and Main streets. He hal
about SO on his person, all Of which will
probably be gobbled by Hizz0nor on
Monday.
A very choice assortment Of eatables
can be found ut Victor ID. Fuchs market,
SO and Al jefferson. Reelfoot lake perch,
red snappers, Lake Erie salmon, Macki-
nav trout. oysters, celery, Gulf shrimp,
quails, squirrels, Kansas City beef and
mutton very select and fine, embraces
the supply. Leave orders to-day for Sun.
day morning delivery.
The rain poured down heavily last
night while the play of Julius Cesar
was in progress, and when the imitation
lightning flashed fitfully for the great
Brutus 10 read the papers dropped aboui
by the conspirators especially for him L
read, the rain battered on the theatei
rsof overhead, rendering the shaking o
the sheet iron rain wholly unnecessary.
Some exceedingly handsome bronz,
medallion souvenirs of Keene. the TRACE
dian, have been shown here by his ener
getic and accomplished manager, Mr.. r.
HAYDEN, during the present engagement
ana copies of the same are well wortl
having, being very artistic, and repre-
senting the features of the histrionic gen
tleman cleverly and close to nature.
Seessels market, 1871 Main, has an inn
mense supply Of choice eatables. Amonl
the list may be named venison, quail
squirrels, fish, oysters, celery, dressed tur
keys and chickens, fresh pigs feet, sparl
ribs and tenderloins, pure pork sausage
pigs head cheese, and fine fresh meats o
all kinds. Leave orders to-day for Sun
day mornings delivery,
Chewers of Ko-Ko will please bear il
mind this one fact, that Ko-Ko is com
posed Of pure balsam tulu, composition
that is noted throughout the world anC
among the scientists Of medicine, to be
curative for sore throats and bad colds
Try five cent piece OF KO-Ko Tulu
chewing gum, it will do your children
more good than anything you can give
them.
One Of the consignees who had severa
loaded cars in the hrst train from Kansas
City, aud who paid out several dollars t
have his name canvassed on the side O
each car, thought il hard when he found
the cars consigned to him were not re-
ported in the inst printed manifest, bui
be calmsd down sld became perfectly sat.
ished when he ascertained that it wai
merely an oversight.
The games Of chance played with pic
lures Of geese, Lizards, frogs and birds o.
various plumage instead Of the old style
Of cards, is threatened by a condemnation
edict, by the Judge of our Criminal Court
The other Judge Of the high court of po-
lice affairs is said TO be perfectly willing
TO let things run, on the square, provided
hundred or so is handed around in the
rear now and then, but this systsm fails Il
meet the approval of all, hence the threat
ened blockade.
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y. LEVY.
Trunk manufacturer.
~ Monroe street.
weather Points

Raw and ugly, very.
Lowest mercury this morning, 41oi
lowest yesterday, 49, highest, COZ, and
only c. oscillation, all told
The temperature went down 10 899 and
42o all over Middle Tennessee and North
Alabama yesterday morning. The cloud
overhead, and the broezes alone kept the
country hereabouts and further east from
a nipping frost.
The wind came straight from the elsl
all Of yesterday, aud until late last night,
when Il changed " the northeast, but 10
day they are shifting towards the soutl
again.
II was raining this morning at Little
Rock, Vicksburg, Cairo, 81. Louis, ST
Paul and up in Kansas and Nebraska
along the Missouri valley. Here the raif
fall yesterday and last night measured
noaly half an inch.
The mercury at six o'clock this mornini
marked rs follows At North Platte, Neb.
$50; Bismarck, $50; elsewhere from low
10 Vicksburg 46o 10 So, and in soutl
Texas, 70o 10 lie. Fair skies prevailed II
New Orleans and Texas, from the Gul
TO above the Both parallel due west from
here, while clouds or rain we're reporteC
elsewhere.
soulherly or southcasterly winds pre-
vail to-day all over this part Of the coun
try. and indeed from Minnesota 70 th'
Gulf sure harbinger Of warmth clos
ahead.
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AMUsEMENTs.


The greatest Of Shakespeare historical
tragedies, Julius Omsar,e in sig acts ,voe
presented TO large and refined audience
last night at Leubrie's Theater. and IA
say that the play was excellentiv nre.
sented, will be poor compliment a. ~
rendition was an Intellectual treat Of liz III
highest order, and the demonstrations Of
pleasure on the part Of the audience were
unstlnted. Mr.. keene was fully equal TO
any Of his previous efforts in the part OF
the discontended, ambitious and plotting
Roman, Caius Cassius, while be was
ably supported by astrong company. Mr..
Golthold acted Brutus nobly, and won fire.
9uent testimonials Of appreciation, while
the part Of Marc Anthony was so cieyerly
interpreted by Mr.. p. q
Hagan thst he received sew
erai calls before the curtain, and a
double recall followed his capital rendi.
ton of the celebrated speech 10 the Ro-
mans over the body of Caesar The mart
Of Casca was well done by Carl Abrepdt
julius Caesar had q competent internreter
at the hands Of q. B. Hauford and Portia
was beautifully portrayed by Miss Con-
stance Hamblin, while Miss Anna War.
rem Story acted Caliphurnia with grace
and hnlsh that won complimentary men
ton. The powerful play drew out The
entire strength Of the excellent eomranv.
20 we'll managed by Mr.. William r
Hayden. A notable feature was tbe care.
lul attention 10 costumes and their faith
ful Illustration In accordance with bistori.
cal accuracy. The length ofthe plav which
Includes SIX acts, carried the ne formance
beyond eleven'o' clock. and ID was we'll
on to midnight before the end,ence
reached nome, but the important dra.
matte incident fully repaid the keeping Of
so latean hour. The cordial welcome ex.
Tended here the past week to Mr.. Keene
Is iully deserved by that pains-takinp ar.
Ilst. Our play.going people proved their
esteem by turning cut so literally despite
the ugly character Of the elements. and
despite the fact that it has rained steadilI
almost every night during the week, N,
attendance at each performance has beer
liberal. At the matinee to-day the bill
was Bulwer's LADY Of Lyons. :" To-nigh
the keene engagement terminates Will
Shakespeare tragedy Of Macbeth wifi
Mr.. Keene in the title role, and which 4
one OF his best assumptions. Indeed
many commend II and assert il 10 be In,
very best Of bis repertory. Ii NAV be wei
TO mention in this connection that tn
kesne engagement, closing this evening
is the only representation of tragedy W
are to be permitted to enjoy the presen
season. 1t would, therefore, be wei
70 drop IN and witness a splendid delinea
ton OF Macbeth" tonight.
Lizzie may UImer In 40.
The play of "49" to be presented q
Leubries Theater Monday night, deal
with incidents Of mining life anon
the early California pioneers, and Mi
Timer depicts Carrots, a mountain wal
The lady is said to be beautiful and grac,
ful, aud she makes an attractive stage pic
ture. She is also reported to be well sur
ported, and very enjoyable entertain
ment is offered.
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THE CITY.
LEDGER LTNRs.

Sam May,
29H Main street,
Has the finest
Ncekwear, gloves, socks,
Shirts, underwear, handkerchief,
And lowest prices in the city.
Fresh oysters Of Clements.
Call at Il Beal for saddlery.
French corsets in color. Langes.
Q. Kaiser removed 70 Il Beal street.
Best school shoes at Condon's, 20 Main.
Very little variation in the weather to-
day.
New sugarhouse molasses, S. L. Moore
& Co.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2 Main
street.
GCondon keeps the best shoes made at
lowest prices.
Lyle & Shields prepared buckwheat
speaks for itself.
Best shoes at lowest prices at Condon's,
20 Main street.
Toys in endless variety at Charles Z.
Harris, 1852 Main street.
Best hAnd-sewed boots and shoes At
Condon's, 20 Main.
happi ferdel 4 20, stoves, unware
and job work, 4l9 Main.
Clement, Sc Beal, keeps the best oys-
tiers in the city try them.
For Sunday reading matter, 70 10 2ss
Main street, in basement. I'D.
Another eireus IL coming and y;ii a..
hibit here four weeks hence.
A iaroa s,ool, 81 ,,o.a "a iii.
at Chsy1es y Uer,;si 40 ~ m''''" "N4'
60 - -.
ps onlo.e L.st Ne, DIAMOND, ior DC al
ne -'''Dl y e0nei 20 -"a,n'
-, ne iaces were postponed Today anc
VIII hol DC run uhlll the weather settles
The cotton pickers have quit until thu
mud dries and the air becomes more TEN,
perate.
Buy heating stoves Of A. Kohlbry &
Co, % Main street Cheapest place II
the city.
Emil Feioe. oorner Main and Jot,a,so,
streets Just arrived frs.b i. T sliI an,
Kew West cigar w NV
Cboioe 10, Burbonl, po,s,oos s,d No,,t,
ern turnins In sscls calorv o' 90 III,
ens game KIM az, I ~
T.,, 80 ALhAN w.
Jus. gu.' I neS i9ll assortment barre
Alhts' oGlors' V Gl ana IN mixed paints
- - ~ ~ IN y W. ~ oo,Onu'
mrs, geo; ~, hus5 brown, OF Little Rock
ioriReily MIS- M3iIle b s,t.li OF I'M
Tpl..Sg Is tis M MT WIZ r. mutton
rllsh street, Chesea'
The sale Of thoroughbreds announce,
py me sherln ior Today, az the race track
l ny peeh p9s'pq 9ii 70 mondsy next, a
wnlch tline II WIN come on, and the pedi
Bfees OF the animals VIII DC furnished.
A car load Of fine cattle, the first, CAM
through from Kansas City yesterday fou
days out, and half dozen or more IN adj
dition are under way, with many thou
sands 10 follow at intervals from Ills lin
iorth.
Following is the roll Of honor for We.
terday's police work. Officer Plunimer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

DlANQS and organs on easy monthly nav
msnts without interest, at llOucks, 500
MAIN street A0GE
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PERSONAL

Golden hair fluid at Mrs MeAnally's
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269h Main street
Leave orders for Sunday eatables at
Seessel u Wurtzburger's, 1870 and 1872
Main street.
A fine assortment Of fish for fridays
market st Seessel & Wurtzburger's, 1870
and 1872 Main street.
Teachers and musicians are invited to
call and get our new catalogue of music
and books. D. X. HoucE, $50 Main
street.
Just received, 100 copies "If You Were
Only Here" waltz song, the last compost
ton Of the late JnO. T. Rutledge. d. X.
Houek, SS9 Main street
A. F. Davis, house aud sign painter, 300
Second st,superintends in person all work
intrusted TO him, whether plain or deco
rative. Having enjoyed life time expe-
rience in executing work in his line he
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
TO any patron. Contracts solicited and
finished promptly in a workmanlike man.
ner at reasonable rates.
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DAMAGE sUIT.
The Result OF wounds Received
In the Mabry-O'C0nneF
Tragedy.
knoxville Chronicle, q


A suit growing out Of tho Mabry.
OConner triple tragedy, has Just been
instituted In the Circuit Court By g. w
Stansberry, who was seriously wounded
in the leg by shots hred At Joseph Mabry,
IT, during the fatal fusilade on Gay street,
Plaintiff alleges that he was temporarily
disabled from wounds Inflicted By five OF
six buckshoL and enters suit against the
titato Of the late Major o. Conner fixing
damages at $3.50. The case will come up
for trial before the Circuit Court IN Feb
ruary next, and will serve 10 recall the
details Of that lamentablo tragedy,
The plaintiff in this suit sets forth that
be was on tho public street and was not
In any way connected with tho difficulty;
that while on the sidewalk near Gay and
Clinch streets, almost In rear Of Joseph
Mabry, jr., from Mechanics Bank build.
ing,ho Unexpectedly received the wounds
mentioned, for which damages were
claimed.
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RKcursIon 10 Louisville ExpOAI.
tiOn.

The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwest
ern railroad, 10 afford Its patrons and the
travelling public favorable opportunity
Of visiting the grand Southern Expo
sition at louisville, KY, before lis close,
will run one more special excursion train
10 Louisville, leaving Memphis at 7:4O
o'clock Thursday morning, November LIST.
Round trip tickets, including admission
10 the Exposition, and good returning
until November 9Th, will be sold at tho
very low rate Of 500. Call NJ ticket
Office, 2S8 Main street, 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

LAIIABEk'S Snowflake and Fan
ey Cakes. Fresh.
CHOICE PRESERVES, JellieB,
efe., By the can or lh.
MAPLE SYRUP, fn gail, x gall.
aud quart sans.
HONEY, I'm comb, Jars or by the
CiIEEsE, Cream, SWISS, Linn.
siDDxLI's SOAP, Extra size
tubs.
BUCKwHRAT FLOUR ana Hos.
sNGUS CAMPBELL 4 co.
I so Beal street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

Large and fresh lots OfNOrlOIIz,
Lynnhaven Hay and York river
Oysters received daily nc Mey-
ers', No. 30 Monroe street. and
served I'm the choicest manner.
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BIVALVRR.

Large and fresh IOt Of Norfolk,
LynnhaVen Hay and York river
Oysters, received daily at Msy.
eFs' Ne. 35 Monroe street, and
served I'm the choicest manner.
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WhoIeaaIe au,I nntoII M.

Clements market, 30 Beal, offers as
good inducements as any other house in
the city IN the line Of oysters, fish and
game, Give him trial before purchasing
elEeWhera. 40 2
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This II race week and We are
bentiug All competition In low
prIcesi we don't deal in damaged
goods either. Golden Eagle One
Price Clothing House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

The most extensive line OF
OVereoais I'm the city, at the NEST
reasonable prices. Golden Eagle
One Price Clothing House.
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All parties indebted 10 Memphis Jour
nal will please pay AT oSCE and save ex
penses Of lawsuit
j. b. HUEHLEFELD.
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Large aud fresh lots Of Norfolk,
Lynnhaven Bay and York river
Oysters, received daily nj Aley.
era. No. S6 Monroe street. and
served In the choicest manner,
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The largest, finest and most
complete stock Of mems, youths,
boys aud ehiIdren's clothing, al
Golden Eagle One Price Clothing
Honae.
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sameIson's Cigars.
Elegant Pictures.

1t IS a popular idea that life-like pic
ture is very impressive. The Cottage CAL
lery, 50 Beal, has proven the fact that
they can afford to take fine pictures at lew
prices. Their immense number Of orders
enables them 10 exercise their art at fig
ures in the reach Of all Gard photos are
only " cabinet, s.; panels, 81 and bou-
doirs, 81 per dozen. The proprietor il
constantly introducing new seeneries new
styles and emitting no effort or expense 10
insure satisfaction to bis patrons. Go 70
the Cattage Gallery when you want pic
ture taken.
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Lizzie may UImer In 40.
Boots and Shoes,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
No Humbug.
VOegeIi G Co.
4IO Main street.
Opposite GnyOso Hotel
'' BIVALVEs.

We have removed to No. 1872 Secon
street. where we will be pleased to see on
friends and patrons, COLE & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

Shrewsbury and saddle Rock
Oysters received daily Rt
Felix FranniOla's,
No, 292 Front street. I
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OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE
Another Twist in the Legal
Break.

Ofths S3o9G0) capital stock represented
by the City Railway Company here, Mr.
ThoG Barrett and Mr.. Frost his brother.
in-law own tl45, 600, while the other and
the present controlling parties, represent
ed by Mr.. j. i. Fargason as President
and Dr. A A. Laurence as Treasurer, own
$4,000. The minority having ne voice
in either the management or selection Of
managers, because controlled by the ma,
jority, have fled a bill in Cbancery TO try
and break up the controlling influence
through the law. An injunction has beer
granted TO stop the officers from letting
Mr.. Barrett have free access 10 the com
pany's books. 1t is merely fresh turn
In the litigation screw, which has beer
twisting steadily for about four year
past
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Only the Bet Every Cigar Guaranteed
IMPORTED
ROSA PERFECTOS.
Sol COIsman's
CIGAR PALACE
n LEVY,
Trunk manufacturer,
33 Monroe street. AT
S.. 90 10 Louisville and Return.

The last excursion to Louisville Tx
position will be run on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad Monday, November
9TH. Parties desiring to go should avail
themselves Of this low rate, which includes
an admission into the Exposition. 4st
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Removal.

The Memphis Lumber and Manufac-
turing Co., on account Of the FIRE, are
now located at Nos. 35l and 358 Second
street, opposite their old stand, where they
will be pleased 70 see their friends and
patrons, AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

southern shirt Factory,
Novelties IN ReekWear.
our line or
Underwear n complete.
N. m. FALK, ana Main
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

HULLSl HULLsl HULLA
The Hammer OIL Works will sell
eOtt0nseed hulls at 81 per ton
until further notice. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

We make a specially or boys
and ehildren's clothing, cOnse-
quently yOu have q large stock "a
select from at lower figures, ri
Golden Eagle One Price Clothing
House.
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OARPETR

New stock, Latest patterns,
Lowest Prices
IBgralna, Tapestries,
Velvets, brussels,
Ames, Beaitie a Co.,
30S Main street. 363
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-27

NENTS' Felt, Straw and Manila hatl
styles. A. b. STA MACK, lSs Second. S5i
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FOR SALE

A COUNTRY store, doing good bu,insl
"A hye milee from the city; OF will ex.
ehAnge ior other property Call on or al.
ufets INV JOINER a co.
80 ul len M.tr at...t
St. Landry democrat., 1883-04-21
April 10th, Geo. E. Wasey entry

Total entered by Wasey ,4s7 6s
On these entries the sum of $2,240 %
was paid Register Richardson by a
draft on the Louisiana National bank
Of this city, but the money did not
reach the Treasury. The land is COW
cred by McEnery scrip.
TO RECAPITULATE.
The Picayune has already shown the
following diversions frpm the Treasury
of cash sent to the State Land Office for
the purchase of lands. The tracts
in each case were covered with McEne-
scrip:
TOTAL.
Frank Weston, entry Jan. 1883 s 9S1 81
Ell. III. Head, entry January to
August, 1882 907 81
G.. G. Comstock, entry June and
July, ,052 80
Fl. Lamport, entry Nov. 1882. SO 30
Geo. E. Wasey, entry Nov. 1882 2,2240 20
Total money shown thus far
to have been diverted from
the Treasury ,5sl "a
St. Landry democrat., 1883-04-21
Some Annoyances of Russian Life.
FortnightlY ReYiew.

. 4
Fortnightly review.
No one is allowed to enter Russia
without passport duly vised, or to
leave the country without a stamped
permission to do so. But these pass
ports are easily obtained, and can be
duly yised in London and elsewhere
without personal application. They
contain simply the name, without any
description of the travellers !; they are
collected and submitted to the authori-
ties by the captain of the ship on enter
ing the country, and by the hotel-keep-
er when the permission to leave is
asked for, and while causing great an
noyance and some expense to the ord1-
nary traveller, they seem OF little use
for detective purposes. The hotel
keepers of St. Petersburg are Obliged
under heavy penalties, to report to the
police twice a day the names OF all
travellers who enter or leave their ho-
tells. Each householder in the city is
compelled by the government to have 10.
These DvOrnicks are men of the peasant
class who sit day and night wrapped in
their sheepskins at the entrance of the.
houses. their Office being apparently
that of half watchman, half-spy. An
order was issued short time ago that
no enc should walk in the streets of ST.
Petersburg without a passport, but the
absurdity and annoyance of ths proceed
were such as to. compel the withdrawal
of the order. Newspaper editors are
only allowed to give, on certain sub
jects, such views as are permitted by
the government, and on some questions
are forbidden to write all. Foreign
newspapers are stopped at the postottice
often held back altogether, and when
delivered at all have any objectionable
parts or paragraphs stamped out and
made illegible. The Times frequently
appears with paragraphs or portions of
the columns blocked oat in this manner.
A gentlemen received his newspaper
short time ago with the whele of it
cut away with the exception of the adj
sEftisements. Itwosad take too long
to enemerate the many petty and other
annoyances which official zeal imposes
on the ordinary life of the Russian peo,-
Pile. and which have to be accepted
without public renaonstrance or criti-
cism.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-04-21

Figures recently compiled, and said
to be trustworthy, show that there are
in the United States, 100000 children
who are outside of all Sunday school
education and influence. 1t is also
stated that these children have no
church advantages or other religious
privileges to make up for the depriya--
ton of Sunday school tuition.
States.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-04-21
PLUNDERING THE STATE TREASURY
More Cash that Has Becn Sent to the
Land Office, Total $4,JSl3.A.


81 boI MHICH NEv Elk W ENi NY iHh
iAEAsG Kl-McEhEK1 sl.-,-.leas.sat.ls > schil
subsiiioIhD.
na;,, p,aa,,ao .n,;, 1000
',ls ios' ~, ulo' -. api'l - 1'''. an
ns IeaheIs a. VI 1nt iicayune en WIZ davs
MEMBER !hat II puoilssheMd a. re" G p;a Gays
since an :, interview with g. Mr. u G. hlcn- Ge
aluson, heglsteF OF the oCate Lai!u VI
lee az Datoh n9use' ~ MlllclI ~ Naa ,a
/ uehleu tl,aI McEneiy sci,p Was ,s pus
hpun .anu ~ cases MheIg te ne,aa o,asn ha 1,ila
peeil SEM 70 lhe Lanu uiliie. NO
Question Hare you erer permitted
cry ca en5fy o. td1ds arhefe pufcheesep,s .p SEM
sme te'sn aM 1aycInt oy neuNs ., nH tat nt' =
rants tssAeu 70 yGAn McIne.ya.I1 1 Co. 1a.,d =
1onea @ 90 cosn pu1e'eetse, upp.:es .,s'' ~
1.e1e Xxx yDn yg .ocseee oI pae se'p tsaaets tsant VI
gomM ,H niEnelg, e Mpon He p.ectl ~ aaae, nae,
ppais - NJ NJ IL e,sm em"s;s ~ VIZ a -. ~ Jy J",e
~ -. jaedano:y s Mye'e1, ,o - 81 'or ~,
Try Try entl1'oyees w yuu1 Dvsco uomg ~ y, ~.
ni1s sisgG I,oGechnTe .oeeM kauett.e" -,
nssomeet az sc oeote i1eeh'e oV'co' - go'''
"'9n.oeo.eye . T, -
,l ale" nase a.' hue. ~ . n' w o,o,I-
snch . nrocasdnre s has naver been nrac-
t;caa IN = nv rff;ea and I do not know
anyth;ne sbont the Affairs If others.
/ Upon the. Pieayune citing a case e
t;s oney eau and peen y bv W Mr
R. Bres While acting as Register, Mr..
Richardson took a new departure and
attempted to Justify such proceedings.
He said.
sItis not obligatory unon the Regis
ter to receive cash for lands. do not
think that to any considerable extent
that the money sent to this office has
heen retained and MeEnerv scrip sub