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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-19
NOn-ResIdent Notice.

No. 500, Hin the Ohancory Court Of Shelby
county Ienn.-.Ihe State Of Tennessee VI
IL appealing from Sheriff q return In this
not 70 BE- found In his county.
IL Is therefore ordered that she make hor
appoaranoe herein nc the courthouse Of Shelby
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
hrst Monday In October, 1883, and plead,
bill II, filed September Is, 1854, or the same
VIII be taken for contested a. 10 her and set
for hearing .ex parto; and that a COPY ofthls
order be published once q week for four Suo-
ces,iye weeks In the Public Ledgor.
This lst day Of September, 1888.
A COPY attest.
RyJM Bradley, D and M.
J,M Hampton, sol for complainant.
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monty have fancy borders. Collars
are worn standing and high. Full
scarfs Of dark color are worn.
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Total paid by al. "A. al o6O
For the truth Of the above facts we Iefer
the public to the officers Of the above nAmed
corporations. and for our legality and stand.
ing to the Mayor and officers Of The city az
New Orleans, to the state authorities Of Lou
isiana, aud also 10 the u. s. Officials oi Lon
isiana. We claim 10 DO legal, honest ana
correct In all our transactions, as much 40 as
any business In the country. Our standing n
conceded BY all who investigate, and our
stock for years has been sold at our Board M
Brokers, and owned by many Of our best
known and respected citizens.
N. A. DAUPHIN, President.
~ CAPITAL PRIZE. e75,OOO. =.
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DARpANELLK, ARK-Dr NJ IN Groom
sayr Browne Iron Bitters Is The be.I
medicine in the world and Is efectine
miraculous cures.
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Non.ResidentN ouce.

No. b03s-ln the Chancsry Court Of Shelby
soungl Ienn-James N Morris We Sarah
appearing from bill which "a sworn 10 IN
this cause that the defendant, Sarah A
and Nonresident Of the State Of Tenneesee.
IL Is therefore ordered that she make her
appearance horein az the courthouse ofBheihy
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on OF before ths
hrst Monday IN October. lsss, and plead.
answer 0f domnr 70 complainant bill, or The
~ Tor hearing OK parte; and that a copy an
this order be published once 4 week for onr
suggestive weeks in the Public Ledger
This lHt day Of September, 1855
RI BLACK,
By N Bradley, DC and M
TB Micou, sci f0r complainant 7nI
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Capital Prize, SIS, 900.
100000 Tickets NJ Five Dollars Enob
fractions, In Rifths in prODoPt1on.

1861 Prlses, amounting TO. a9B IN
Application for rates 10 clubs shouid M
made only 10 the ofico oftao Company IN Nav
For further information, write clearly. xiv.
ing liull address. Make P. o. Money ORDER
Paysele and address Registered Letters 10
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary letters By Mail or Express 10
N. A. DAUPHlh,
or N. A. DAUPHIN, -"
eO5beventh NJ, Washington, ID. q.
VI az 3 Neat court street. Memphis. Tenn.
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UndeserVed Reprooi.

For aged men, women, weak and sickly
children, without a rival. VIII not cause
headache. Browns Iron Bittors.
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Advertisements


Bark Evie J. Ray, bound from New York
TO Batavia, February oath 1882. While on the
outward passage the second mate was at
taeked With Hong Kong fever. Captain Ray
supplied him with a Holman Liver Pad"
dos, Of medicine. Captain Ray also gave
each ona OF the crew one of DR.. Holman'g
Pads, which protected each Of them from the
fever and all other sickness while detained
in the ports Of Java and Singapore four
All other ships lying in those ports during
the above period, not supplied with Holman'f
Pads, had sickness on board and lost more or
leis Of their crews. Having used them sue
cessfully for several years, l can safely roeom-
mend them 70 all going TO sickIy. ports.
US. RAY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TIE UNIVERSITY OF rae SOUTH
Cumberland Plqieau, 200 feet abo1s he sea
level. This School. under the special pat
roaage Of the Bishogs Of the Protestant
kpiscopAl Church IN the South and South
west, offers the hrAlthiest residence and the
in is Grammsr School and H. celIsSiats and
Iheoloeieal Departments. For the special
claims OF this University for patronage, ap-
Ply for documents 10 the Rev. TELfAiR
hODdSON, DID. Vice Chancellor, Sewanee.
Tenn. 1s sd WS0
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LOTTERY.
NV o~RLEAEs, August !. 1883.
THE PUBLIC
InvestiRnte for YourseIvesi

Postmaster. General Gresham having pub
IIheda willful and malicious falsehood In TO-
ard to the character of The Louisiana state
Lottery Company, the following facts are
given 10 the public to prove his statement,
that we are engaged in a fraudulent business,
to DO false and untrue.
Amount Of prizes paid by the Louisiana
State Lottery Company from January l, 1879,
to present date.
Paid 10 Southern Evnress IL NJ
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ID County Court Of Hardeman county. Il vili
soil tn mont Of the courthouse door on Main
street, In the city Of Memphis, on
saturday, september 20, 1854,
2 he hishssi bidder. The fglloEinE property
lying In Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, VI;
beginnirg at a point on the south line ofold
Madison street, "a feet WostWardly from M
west line Of J II Bills lot, oriho oenter Of the
brick wall which stands on said Biilr linei
thence wo,twardly with the south line Of old
Madison street. IS feet to q point; thenoe south
So vest 81 f-i0 feet to the lino OF New Madi-
son street, thence eastwaraly with he line Of
Mes, Madison street 80 icet6 inches; thence
north S2' east 81 4 10 feet to the beginnlne.
TENS Of Sale One-third cash balance In
8 and y months with interest, purohheer 10
giye nstes with security, andM Iop. Aleoto be
County Coursl lerk, Hardsmas ceunty.
iinlAy 4 Pete :, Wood 4 MoNsal Id Al.
N'V0the''' -
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Tickets only Is. Shares IN psopcrlio,
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The Cleveland Monument to GarfieId.

The Garfield Monument Association has de.
cided for the site Of the monument which is Ia
be erected to the memory of the late President
IN Lake View cemetery, Cleveland, O. The
plat of land-two and a half acres in extent
overlooks Lake Erie, and is situated on the
highest ground along the lake shore Plans
for the monument will be selected from COM
petitive drawings.
Florentine sculptor, who was an ardent
admirer Of General Garfield, has presented Mrs
Garfield with most beautiful mosaic bust OF
her late husband. The artist, who had nothing
but photographs TO work from, has made mosl
perfect likeness Of the late President.
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JUST LIKE SHERMAN.
Why lie Ordered the Destruction Of the Rosw,
Factories


The buraing OF the Roswell factories. near
Marietta Ga. by tsen. Stoneman IN 1854 has
recently come mp before the French and amer
lean Claims Commission. Ii is interesting be-
canse II uncarths one Of Gen. She-nan's cnarac-
terisric letters. The melaorialist was a man of
the naIne Of lhcOphjle Roche, and bis alleged
residence is Paris trsHce, of which country. he
says in bis pa7srs. TIE was q native He was
weaver, and was employed in the wv woelen-
mi.isat Roswell, ala, whittier he had gone look
ing Tor work ln l7,ii In little more than a
year sherman agll.y WAS getting uncomfortablv
near Roswell, and the Kings. who owned the
NIL. began % cast about 70. some means Of saw
ing their property, wEict sherman would
undoubtedly burn, rs the mii bad been making
cloth for the Confederate armies They De-
thought themgelvcs Of Roche, their skilful
weaver, and they made a c9lorable transfer 10
him of an interest IN the business and mills
Therefore when Gen. Garrards troops marched
Into town the French flag was flying from the
Ivy mills; bat they Eeere burned. ne 5erthelcss
and Roche asked for $4,000 for the destruction
OF has pretended property, and SO, ,008 damages
for hlsa arrest, although i was shOwn that he was
never taken into custody. He never got the
Ss0aO5. The story IS valuable, however only
because II serves 10 introduce Shcrman's letter
approving the burning OF the mills. The letter
may be one Ilore of its authors contributions 10
spicy Literature. il is as follows:
HEADQRs MILITARY DIVISION or TEE m5ssrssrppr
Ia tie Field, near CiIaiiail loociIie
by AudenEiedj, July Z. 1854.
GARRARD General, Roswell Ca
GENERAL: Your report is received ard most
acceptable I had no idea thst tie factories al
koswel remained IN operation. but supposed :he
machinery had ali been removed. Their utter de-
siructiOa is right and meets my entire approval
and % make tie matter complete you vii! arrest
the owners and employees Hlsa send them under
eli,.rd. charged with treason, 10 Marietta and [
viii sec - any man IN America hcistin.s the
French Gag, and then dcvoting his labor and capt.
al ia supplying armies IN open hostility 10 our
Government. and claiming the benefit OF ills reu-
trai fiag. Should you. under tie Impulse of anger
natural at contemplating such peridy hang the.
wretch, approve the act before aand.
] repeat my orders that VOC arrest all people
male and female, connected with those factories
NO matter what the clhrnoT. sno let them foot it
1nosr guard to Marietta. whence viii send them
py ears 70 the North. Destroy Rad make the same
inspection of all mills. small Touring mills
llAhliesty for local use; but al saw-ns and
l-cloIles dispose of eeciually. aud useful aborers
<1csisea by reason Of their skill as manufacturers
SAl ccHscEAptaon, are - lnucA prisoners as if
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READ THESE LETTERsI
And Note What Your Comrades Themselves Thin
of the Waterbury Watch,

WAUPEcA, WIS, July % 1888
The Waterbury watch you sent me set by one
OF the best regulators in the city and il has not
varied one minute Ia the week have been testing
it. IL is as good a time-keepcr ! ever owned
c. w. VERGTN.
CHICAGO, July 80, 1888.
am well pleased with the watch you sent me.
III Keeps perfectly correct time. A. ABELE.
MIYoEK, Aug. 4 l8S3
The watch you sent came TO hand safely It
is much nicer watch than expected for SO low q
price. Look out for another order soon.
r. w. DAWSON.
SLEEPY EYE, MIN, Aug 8, 1883.
have timed the Waterbury watch you sent me
with the clock in the train dispatchers Office here
and find IL keeps tirae TO the second.
j. n. BLAIR.
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JAsPEG Y. OHLWINF,
Co. E. Both Ind. Vet. Vol Inf.
LIGoNIER, IND.

lComrade Ohlwine is in error as to the regi-
ments composing Grose's brigade. At the re-
organization at chattanooga in October, 1853
il was composed of the following: Fifty-ninth,
Seventy-ffth and Eighty-fourth Illinois
Ninth, Thirtieth and Thirty-sixth Indiana,
Twenty fourth Ohio aud Seventy-seventl
Pennsylvania. At the battle of Nashville the
Eightieth Illinois and Eighty-fourth Indiana
had replaced the Fifty-ninth Indiana and
Twenty fourth Oilio.-ED.l
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armed The poor women viii make a howl. Let
them take along their children and clothing, pro-
y1ding they have the means of hauling, or you can
spare them. We viii retain them until they
reach a country where they live in peace and
security. am, with respect yours, truly,
w. Il. SHERMAN,
Major General Commanding
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The Peculiar Old Mysteryy

The PECULIAR Old MYSTERY
was the pecuaes of the odshoned Doctors that they
would tell patients what they prescribing for them They said
would do the patients good know and that would only be graft
flying foolish curiosity In order to keep patients from knowing they
would write the prescriptions in gan that patients could
read them All hatsot
he takes He weak and be he dyspep and
wants digest well Or he has troublesome liver which he
put rights So he takes Browns lion Hrs which there
mystery ALL This is the preparation of iron the world
baaton with gentle efficient toncs 1t gives strength builds
enteebed systems. 1t ences impoverished blood
weaknesses casts out debility 1t what want and druggist
has
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IT. OauO TO sell our Rubber Printing Stamps Sam
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GEORGE E. LEMON.
ATTORNEY
Office 6i5 Fifteenth ST.. (Citizcus' National Bank
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ESTABLISHED 1865.

Pensions.-If wounded injured or have contracted
any disease however slight the disability apply
Heirs.-Widows, minor children, dependent mothers
fathers and minor brothers and sisters, in the order
War CT lS12.-An surviving officers and soldiers OF
this war; whether the Military Naval service of the
battle skirmish for less period and the widows Of
s'ich VINO nave not remarked, entitled pension
of eight dollars month. Proof OF LOYALTY is no longer
required in these claims.
Increase of Pensions.-Pension laws are more lib
higher than they receive From and after January
tooi snail make no charges for my services in claims
lorhcrease OF pension where no new disability is alleged
unless successful in procuring the Increase
Restoration 20 Pension RoII-Pensoners who
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TO March 8 Sa5 and certain Res, entitled TO
soldiers OF the late war not entitled. Land warrants
purchased for cash at the highest market rate and
assignments perfected, Correspondence invited.
PRISONERS OF War.-Ration money promptly coll
leeted.
Furiough Raticns.-Amounts due collected with
without the furlough.
Horses Lost in service.-Claims of this character
promptly attended TO. Many claims of this character
nave been erroneous rejected Correspondence in such
cases is respectfully invited
property Taken by the Army in States not i'm
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uary 1880. Ii not filed prior TO that date they
barred by statute of limitation.
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cnnae o9pyrgns attend TO business before The
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the most distinguished military leaders follows:
Ray, Esq, Private Secretary 10 President Lincoln.
p trcm Hort Henry 10 GOrIutiIs BY the Rps
" f. Force. rigGen. and Bvt Mai ten. Y. ) " etc.
Treasurer of the society tue Army the
3. The Peniusuia. By Alexander s Hlhb Bvt NAL
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Potomac s5l-5s afterwards Chief OF SIa Array of the
Potomac etc.
4. The Array under Pope. Rv John C. Ropes FgJ
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.. The AntiGtanI aIid Frederick sbuFg. by F5an-
eis RlRtrop Feg late Colonel Twentieth Mass. lnfan
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CSst, Breyet BrigadierGen1 q. ). W ~ \. q. on the
staf of Maior-Gen1 Rosecrans aud the slaf Of Major
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5. The Mississippi. BY Francis Tystoa Grssn-
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Russian Army and its Campaigns IN 1S77'5S" and OF
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IL, The Campaigns OF Grant in Virginia. By
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victim of early imprudence causing nervous debil-
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LIST OF THE BATTLES
NE TlIE ~ al, ilE THE REREIIitlN. win

dates compiled from the official records Of the Offices
of the Adiutant- General ami eon-General, and
adopted by the Pension Bureau, Second Auditor,
Third Auditor and Second Comptroller of the Treas
ury Department. It makes q volume OF nearly one
hundred pages. and contains In addition 70 the In
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DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
OPl ID M

Habit easily cured with CHLORIDE OF GOLD
LESLIE E. KELLEY, M. D., SURGEON, G. A. r. r.
DVTGHT, Illinois.
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