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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-28
Rou-rssIsen, NolIss.


No. 1850, r DIN the Chanoery Court Of
Shelby county, enn.-The State Of Themes
see for use, etc. vs. James BOr0 ct al.
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn to In
/ this cause that the defendants, Dora X
Heidell, " II Heidell and Mary Doro, are
residents Of State Of Pennsylyania, and
non-residents Of the State Of TENNESSEE and
that Mary d Beeoher, NJ Beecher and L Q
Beechor are also non-rehdents Of state Of
Tennessee, and that the names and places OF
residence Of the heirs Of II Z Clark are un-
known and cannot be ascertained AFTER dill
gent inquiry; and that they are made defend
ants 10 this bill TO enforce tax liens on ac-
count Of their interest as heirs in part Of
country lot $50, e0xlisls feet, north side OF
Madison street, city OF Memphis.
II Is therefore ordered that they all make
their appearance herein. at the c0urthouao.oi
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on OF
before the first Monday In February, 1854,
and plead, answer or demur 70 complainant
bill and petition Of the Taxing. District Of
Shelby county or the same will DO taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing OK
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks
70 the Public II dyer.
This 9th day 81 December, 1888.
A cOpy-Atteyt:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, j.. o. 4 M,
fHHeiskell, CIV HeisEell, soils for com
plainant. w lOo III III
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Everybody sxpeated that Hi
Honor would brain the enterprising
merchant with the Judicial mAlles, buI
his emotion overpoWered him. Feel
ing il was impossible TO do justice q
the situation, be sank back in bis seat
feebly exsfaiming: Take him away
Next case"
Il Wish he had 6nt me den tollArs
anyhow" muttered the disappointed
retailer as he stepped down. "Dol
would haf made dot Levy trop tead ia
bis shtore. dinks now will 20 unC
sew q bair NV ret vlannel traWeTs OF
dot iron man, und perhaps | gets do
grassy dentist weller 10 shoot st mt
vonce, or Something's" And with thil
encouraging thought Mr. Solomonl
blaudly carried his colossal gall out o
cOurt
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Attach uons Notice.

Before Goo Powell, j. P. for Shelby conn
" Ienn.-No. s2l. lladden 4 Harrington
vs. Chas A Jones.
N this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3i55 Of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied Upon the
property Of the defendant, Chas A Jones,
By earnishment upon Busby.T oOf & McGow-
an, and AFFIDAVIT having been made that de-
PENDANT Is Indebted TO the plaintiff IN the
sum Of Sc 70, due by account and that
the claim Ia Just, and that the dsfcnd-
ant Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee; Il Is therefore ordered that said de-
iendant make his personal appearance be-
fore ne on the 10th day 81 January, 1891. at
Y o'clock m, at my oflce, No. q
M9dieon street, Memphis. Tennessee,
and defend said attachment snit within thu
time prescribed by Law, or tho same will
BE- proceeded with eE-parte; and that COPY
Ct this order be published once q week for
four weeks In the Public Ledger,
This the 5th day Of December, 1888.
elB GEO r powell. j. p.
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ROsadaIis

Is the Great Southern Remedy for the
cure Of Soroiulous faint, Rheumatism,
White Swelling Gout, Goitre, Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, Ma
laria, and all diseases arising from an inn
pure condition Of the Blood Certificates
can be presented from many leading
physicians, Ministers, and heads Of tsmi-
lies throughout the South indoring Rosa
daliJ in the highest terms We are con-
stantly in receipt Of certificates Of cures
from the most reliable sources. and we do
not hesitate TO recommend II as the best
known remedy for the cure Of the above
diseases.
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Sales here yesterday we're l72G bales,
divided 1850 to exporters and 400
to spinners, the market closing steady
and unchanged, as follows: Urdi-
nary, 8lc; good ordinary, 90; low
middling, $40; middliDg, SIC; good
middling, 1Olc; middling fair, lOsc.
Stains: low middling, SIC; middling,
SO. OF oOlors Low middling, Sc;
middling, 9lc; good middliug, 9ic;
dusty, 6Ia9ic.
The total sales Of cotton here Tor the
season sum up 173, 1916 bales; divided
1l2,O75 to exporters, and 6l,3OO to
spinners. go
The New York market closed dull
and easier at unchanged quotations,
with sales Of l4l bales. Middling,
10IC. Stock on hand, 273. 925 bales,
Futures firm at to 3pcints above
closing figures of the day before, as
follows: Deliveries for December,
l0,35.a1O.36; January.l0 36a-.-; Feb.
rusry, lO59alO.60; March, lOs9al0.9Oi
April, 11.04all O5; May, 1l.1sa1119;
June, 1l,3Oa1l.3l; July, 1l.39sii,4O
August, IL. 36al1,37; September, II o.
all.O8. Sales for the day, l67 ,O0(
bales.
The New Orleans market closed
steady and unchanged. Middlihg
loo. Sales, 1000 bales. Stock OF
hand. 463,6S9 bales. Futures Quie
and steady at 3 to 5pOints above th'
closing figures of the day before, Al
follows: Deliveries for December, 8 81
a997: January. 997a9 80; Febru
airy, 1O.2lalO,22; March, lO.4lal0,42
! April, 105Os-.-; May, 1O77a--.--
June, l0.9lalO.93; July, l1O7a--.-
August, 1116all.l6. Sales, 1920
bales.
4 The total port receipts for the pas
6 days reach 16O.373 bales and ar
44,322 less than for the same perio'
last year. Total receipts at th
ports this season. 3,359,SO7 bales
and 1882 less than last year ais,
2l3O33 more than for the same tim
the year before. Total foreign ship
ments this season, 1,7sO,59lI bales
against 2,OSS, $50 bales last year an,
1,4SO,721 bales the year before
Total stocks, 1,282,392 bales, agains
97O,666 and l,2O9,2ll bales last yea
and the year before.
The total visible supply is $500,
; $50 bales; excess over last year 389, 26
bales, and over the year before N5, IA
bales, both at the same date,
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General Trade.

Upper country markets have been
unsettled since last report Meats
and lard declined at Kansas City and
St. Louis yesterday, and at Chicago,
after varying considerably, a slight
improvement occurred at the close OF
the day. Crs gained loo per cwt
over the day before, lard Sc and pork
60; corn lost 10 and wheat 10; oats fell
off a fraction at st. Louis and corn
lost 1c. Here grain is steady. Sales
Of car lots Of corn in bulk transpired
at 47c per Blu, while sacked corn sold
up to SIC. Oats are held for full fg>
ures. Bran is quiet and hay dull for
all classes except western timothy.
Southern prairie is quoted firm. Pota
toes are frmer with the most Of the
stock here held by second dealers,
Apples continue to meet good inquiry
but values are unsettled, Uornmeal
Is quiet with no better demand. Flour
is dull with decreased receipts Ant
sellers are compelled TO ofFer couces'
sions to eject transactions. Poultr!
and game are very dull with an owe
supply offering, while eggs are sbun
dant and inolining down.
FLOURANDM EAIs--Dealers al or
| ders for -four as iollows: Family 20 GO
l47G choice to fancy do, So l0a5 81
extra do, s. 50a5 Is; patents, 50 25a6 h
uer bbl, low grades neglected. Oornmea
81 s5a2 40 in lots, and " 50 in a small
way. 80
| FEEDsTUFFS-C in shs 81 to So
per bu, In bulk 47a49ci ear 48c in bulk
and 4Sc In SKIS, all in car lots. Small o.
ders TO 90 higher. Oats steady At S0aSl
IN bulb. aud 3ba86c in SKIS for car lets an
3 70 SShigher In asmall way Bran Slbt
per Ton and offering az SIG % delivered
Also S5a90c per cwt. Corn bran Sl3 pr
| ton. Cotton seed meal 81 % per CIV
HAY 50 rs per ton and 65a9Oe per cwt (
western and IS 6Qag 90 per ton for soutl
ern prairie, also Soc per cwt for Il
latter.
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MIR. sOIOmOn's Enterprise,
nDrrIol nodd. m snn rrnncI.co Po.l.

Derrick podd In San Francisco Post
The precise object Of the architect
ural junk shop recently erected at the
intersection Of Pine and Market
streets, and known as the Coggswell
fountain, is still matter Of specula,
ton to our most philosophical guess
ers. One faction insists that as the
figure surmounting it is represented
with napkin in one hand and q glass
OF water in the other, it is simply an
advertisement portraying the DENTS.
donor in the act Of professionally al
leviating the pangs OF patient attends
ant upon a just extracted molar.
Many contend that the whole struc-
ture, including the Fourth Of July
lamp poets which surmount it, is
really to afford scratching aeoommo>
dations for the unwashed Of Tar Flat
Others, again, cirque that as the work
bears an inscription affirming that the
future antiquarian will find entertain
ment therein for man and beast, or
words to that effect, it is really sort
Of cache for some new brand Of hides.
trSctible condensed meat or canned
vegetables.
Be that as /. may, the axiom TIA.
everything has its use was exemplitied
| In this connection at Police Judge
LsNler's court yesterday. Jacob Sol
onons, who keeps a retail store in the
vicinity Of DR.. C's benefaction, was
arrested for utilizing the said work
| Of art for his base commercial puF-
poses.
When the defendant took the stand
His Honor said: ~.
| "Prisoner, you are charged with
having removed the goblet from the
| hand Of the Cogswell statue, nbsti.
tuting q pair Of two.bit suspeuders
with 4 placafd calling attention to your
establishment across the way"
"Vell, Shuge," replied the offender,
with an ipgatiating smile, "oi gorse
wants to get along IN peesness.
after which, continued the court
sternly, you substituted lot Of neck
ties for the suspenders, and attached
10 the other hand q lot Of bills refer.
ring to your new stock Of gum shoes
and hair oil.
"Dose hair oil is fust rate your hon.
} or" said the defendant, II would lik'
+. to sell you pottle." -
"And yesterday continued th,
court, consulting the indictment, "yol
obstructed the thoroughfares, and GRE
J Sted a disturbance, by placing a pape
!, collar and plug hat on the statue i
0 question"
"Dose blug hats is cheap at four do
: lars, schudge. MoseslLevy sharges FL
3 und a halef vor dem same kind, r.
II iJined the trader, cheerfully, VI BET
|. dose fellers eiery dimes"
q And at night" went on his homo
at night it appears you place 10 Il
figures hand q transparency containiI
L a further advertisement of your ware
is Now, this is most improper and repr
l. hensible.
= dots right, shudge, said Mr.. So
70 onions, dalightedly. Bitch into m
OF you please. Spheak loudt, so dol
10 noospaper vellara gan hear you, an
10 be smiled benignantly upon the r
a. porters.
Great heAvensl' Numbered u
D. Court, as frightful idea struck biz
"Isit possible you have the mendaci
h. to use the machinery Of this court
IN an advertising dodgel"
- dots it; dots it, Shudge," Q
u claimed the Cheap John, rubbi
Of his hands exultantly. VI swore o
der complaint myself"
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NOn-ResidenI notice.

No. bl27 BIN the Chancery Court Of Bhor.
x county, Jenn.-faDnie Sherrod Va Rlias
sheriod.
appearing from bill, which Is sworn To
4 IN TINS cause that the defendant, Elias
9ama aud non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered that he make
hls appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
nhsiDy oopnty,in Memphis, Tenr., on or before
answer or demur TO complainant bill, or the
same Will Do ken for confessed as 70 him
ana set for hearing ex-parte; and that >
eopy, Of thisorder DO published once a week
Ledger.
This 9Th day of December. 1888.
A copy-Attsst:
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY NJ Bradley, D AN.
Foston q Potion, soils for complainant.
a on rn0
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Affnohnent NOTICE..

No. e576 Before'J s GalloWay,J.P. forRheIby
county. Tenn. LsnEstaf 4 % W
d II Glover.
N this cause az attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1855 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and isturned, levied upon tho
property Of the defendant, and afidAVlt
having been made that defendant Is IN.
dotted to the plaintiff in the sum Of s5s %.
due BY account and that the claim
Il Just, and that the defendant Il q
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee;
II g therefore ordered that said defendant
the 18th day OF January. 1884, al IL O'clock
m. at my office, No. "a Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, AID defend said
attachment suit within the time pre-
Bcribed By Law, or the same will be pro-
oeedsd with sx.parts; and that copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four
weeks, IN the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of December, 1888.
JSGALL0WAY, JP.
40 o. 101 l07
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NOn.Resident Notice.


No. 5O5l--In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee The state Of Tennessee
for It's own use etc. vs. Luke Nelson OF al.
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn to In
L this cause that the defendants. Joseph
sampson aud Frank Cole, are residents Of
the State Of Illinois; that Rosa kinders and
husband, } W Rinders are residents Of the
State Of Missouri; and that Peter solari IL q
resident Of Italy, and all non.resldents Of
tho State Of Tennessee, that the children Of
Samuel = Carutheia, who , ere living AZ the
death Of Q Caruthers, whose names and
places Of residence are unknown and cannot
Be ascoftained after diligent inquiry, who
are made defendants on account Of their
interest In a lot In county lot tsi, north side
will OF j . Caruthers, this being bill 10
enforce tax liens; and II further appearing
from the sherih's return herein that Luke
Nelson, L b StoYall, N Nealis, Joanna Bon
nell, Bridget J Ford Mary Solari, y A 1ay-
lor, John Adams, N Thomas, X 0oodlett
and W W Read arc not to be found in his
ID Il therefore ordered that they all make
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse VI
shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday In February, 1884, ant
plead, answer or demur 10 complainant bill,
and petitions fled herein, or the same
will DO taken for confessed a. to them
and ses for hearing OK IaTte; and that 4
| copy Of this order DO published once a veal
for four successive weeks, In the Public Led
This 9th day Of December, 1855.
WY R.J,BLACK. Clerk and Master
By ], M. Bradley, DC. 4 n.
FIJI and CIV HsIsksll, soils for eemg's :,
" 100 III L
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NensResidenI Notice.

No. .lssl-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Toan.-The State Of Tennessee for
use, etc vs.. Nicholas Hirth ct al.
TT Appearing from bill which u sworn to
In this causc that the defendant, B Eie-
man, is resident Of the State Of Missourii
that VIM Johnsen Is . resident Of the state
OF North Carolina; that A II Goodhuo and
wife, Margaret = Goodhuo, are rosldenx Of
the state Of Mississippi and that Louise =
Mcdonald Il resident Of the state OF Ala.
bama, and all nOnresidents Of the state OF
Tonneesoo 4 and that Sears and BENJAMIN
b Sears are non-residents Of the state Oh
Tennessee. And II further appearing from
pherih's return herein that the Presbyterian
Church Home is not 70 BE- found In his county.
ID is therefore ordered that they ell rake
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse Of
Shelby county, IN Memphis, Tennessee, on o.
before the hrst Monday In February, 1884, and
plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ant BILL and petitions filed herein, or the
same will DO taken for confessed az 70 then
and set for hearing ex-parto and that eopl
OF this order DO published once q week TO
four Eucoessivo weeks In tho Public Ledger
Thio' 9th day Of December, 1858.
AO0Dg-'A'''''' R. J. BLACK, Q and NJ.
ByJM BRADLEY, d o and NJ.
FIJI and CIV heiskell, sols fol complt.
! % los Ill III
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Louisville, Ky.
shsrlfrs Sale Of Real Eatata.

Shsrlf's Sale of Real Estate.
DubLlC notice is hereby given, that by
a VIt9e OF TWO Writs ofYend.tioni exponas,
70 ne directed nom the Hon. Circuit Csurt
" oneioy county, Tenn, Ia the cases OF
yoneg and Buckley, and Thomas Wharrv "
Y Horne jr. judgment rendered on Tie en-
usy OF Octobery 1885,, for the aggregate eum
81 one hundred and eighty-nine dollars and
- cents with interest and costs OF suits.
70 SATISFY said judgments, etc., I will, on
Friday, January 4, 1854,
II legal hours, 10 front Of the courthouse, In
me taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn,
toScoi 70 tell, to the highest bidder,
wit; U''''''eu property 10
n A certain tract Of land in the Eight Civil
District. Of Shelby county. Tennessee ana
bounded as follows: North By a eigStv aors
tract belonging to the estate Of James Horne.
deo. az east BY a one hundred and twenty
acre tract belonging 10 same estate; south by
thg Olq brownsville road; west By the land
Del9nglng TO Horne. or old haptist church.
ana Dy the lands Of Charles Rsayes, con-
tanning ntty acres, more or less,
Judgment 10 favor Of Jones and Buckley
accordingly
n Levied on as the property Of defendant.
~ Horne, jr TO satisfy said Judgment. m.
terest and costs. -
Memphis, LIST day Of December, 1888.
W d CANNON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn,
w q W Blackwell, DIS.
1lisson, Attorney for plaintiff. 81 1892
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eNondAy, Wednesday and Friday.
italy. -
sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tuesday, TharsdAy and 5aturdAyi
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POSYOFTlCE,aEMPHT, TENN,
Arrival. and DopArture, Of MaIls.

kspphis and FrIAE't
OOa.us point Ascent. sOptm'
Helena &FriaF' Point
ant poatonce, ~ PIE !
1aOOpwt I'm 'S 40 pint
IN. ns sn:pt ' . 80 AMI
M a nj II. Louis 4 Mem. Ag'tl 40 PM
IN M lO1cooia N EN- Agent. % pm
SSSmS ArkSnsas RiverKgsnt 4 so PM
Mem, to HoIly6pr' 90,
l60p.ms Mis-. Stage route. W amt
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piSpiayed rtisemants will be charged
according TO y sPloH occupiedl At above
ratee-theto bong eight lineg OF noppafeh
solid 70 tho square and twelve lines 70 the
10 regular advertisers We oiier superior In:
4uooments, both as 10 rates Of charges and
manner Of displaying their advertisements.
Notices In Ledger Lines insortod tor twenty
cent? per line for each inbeftion.
Dosthl and marriages, charged as otner
Notices in local column inserted for fifteen
oents per liae one insertion; l2H cents per
shanreable Al pleasure Of advertiser.
AllbillS for advertising are due when con-
tracted ind payable on demand.
All letter., whether on business or other
q "~' 'u'1'U " II, WHITMORE,
rsa.s.sks. sna pgensielnf-
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Texas ana 81. LOWS Railroad
"CorroH BELT ROUTE"
Trains leave Brinkley, Ark
aeing South. ...'....''! ny tp1 ,S.i,yy P'n
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. LIIVT1 HHTITNs
IA. A4n.at I-l--
q..o,,.k rxnrees. daily In. IS D. N. il.25 n
Mall 4 ZIP d iy.,....... f.ao am Wv D.
5Omsrvillo Accom- 'datn
flv(oXoept BundAyl..l $50 p.n.l tsoO ,. ~
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RAILROAD 4IMETABLEs,

JnesapeaEe, ohio a sOushwsstern
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Pleasant weather.
River rising rapidly.
Dull business at the landing.
JamesW. Gaff for Cincinnati 8 pm,
The Rene Macready will not leave
for St. Francis river until Tuesday
~.
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Loulsville and NashvilIe RallEoaa
lOIty Tlms.l LlAvn. AlnIvr.
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DEPARTED.
Steamer John A Scudder st Louis
+" Kate Adams. Arkansaw City
ltNE IN PORT
! Coahoma, james Lee, Joe Peters, J "
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II 8LiC LEDGER
once. IS and u Union Street.
Weekly Public Ledger

Published every Tuesday Il q pei ADnum
~ month";, SOC; three iooatls, tDo IN "a
vance Postage 5Foo.
DAlLY--e6 psF YsAgi Sc yer month OF len
Decentralization upon subjects Of EeoprA
interest 10 TIE pbhl Srs ~ all Tins aocopt
able. -.-.a
Ks.sctsd manuscript WI ro9 O. returned
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nv lCity time) Leave AIIive
Express daily ;;..a.;.;.. by am ~ pm
Way freight OK pt Sund'y I 81 am pm
Throf - - IL 90 am 4Opm
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MewphIs ana I.istIe Rooh.

sew Orleans Mail daily 6.l5 pm g.l9 Am
Bardls accommodations. b pm " a.m
kIaiFht train, car o'g's ~ Am o'lVp'm
Except sundayl..........l
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II. ], BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ, M. Bradley, DC. An.
FIJI and CIV Hslskslli soils, for eomp't
" 1911 II
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(City timo.) LIAvR. ksaiVs
Express train, daily. -.... ll:4o pm Ss;W s'n
Nall train, daily .....r;.. !;40 AN. ~ PEE
covinRton Aceomnod'nl $50 PM e:29 Al
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-07-30

If her death had not prevented their mar
riage, it is probable that purely professional
and domestic life would have filled up the
measure alike of his happiness and ambition.
Ii is certain that this occurrence prevented
him from ever marrying, and i'm
PEELED him again into public life after
he had once resolved to quit it, Soon after
this catastrophe he was offered a nomination
to a seat in Congress. He did not suppose
that he could be elected and did not much
desire to be. But he was strongly urged to
accept the candidacy and finally consented,
chiefly because he needed an innocent ex-
citement that would sometimes distract him
from the grief that was destined never to
leave him. Great and uninterrupted, how
ever, as was his political and social success, be
lived and died a widowed and a childless
man. Fortunately for him, a sisters child
left an orphan at an early age, whom he edu-
Gated with the wisest care, filled to him the
place of a daughter as nearly and tendery
as such relative could supply that want,
adornlng with womanly accomplishments
and virtues the high public stations to which
he was eventually called.
*These and other papers of importance were
sent by Mr.. Buchanan from Wheatland to
bank in New York during the civil war, when
Pennsylvania was Threatened with an invasion
by the Confederate troops.