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220 FRONT ST,
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L. FRITZ,
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STOVES AND TINWARE,
Kos. 149 and 151 MAIN ST, - Kempt..!, Tenn,
. . Lamps, Oils, Chimneys nd Kicks, , ,
Stoves Guaranteed to be of tliebest make
Particular attention pud lo Tli Roo9ng aad fluttering. Steamboat work Bad to order
rroll. klll.I. WOHK HrWUl.TfW TeieplmriO Prtfero.
noiiiim,
T7U"liolos ctle
WESTERN DRESSED MEATS,
aao i Front street,1
riiWJO LEDGER
ORioe: 15nd 17 Unlol Street.
PHS PUBLIO LKDUHR ID PUBUBUB0
I a,.. afurnooa. OOP HnadaJ. at to.
15 aid 17 Union street.
fa PsKbio Lsouae u aervod to ettr m
lorioerl by faithful oarrler, atTKbl Cat. IB
pith With K. ot So gnu pa. moata, payable
to tha oarriert.
By mall do advanced Ono year, Kl me
JewtdeeJen lawUa al I eenta pay Mr?,
Weekly Public Ledgsr,
Published ovary Taeada at 91 par an no a
I I moti'lit. Soot three BOBlhl, Ho Ita ad'
venoe. t-iin;e irem.
DAILY-, net veal. We Pot moath
.haa ABA MM.
OomBnniintloPi bpob mbleclt ol general
Interest u the pvtil'0 are ai an ma aocept
'oaai maiajeTiptwn.Liov ba returned.
IHWni ADVBRTIBIN - IN DAtLI.
rirat rn-rtloo 1 W pat adaara.
8obguaut lNrllt,nt. . BO ,, '
. ana wook a l -
for two west 4 00 " ;
For three week t 9 00 " "
For ana month ..-... 6 00
for an additional taaata. 9 (w
RATBrl OP ADV.KI1MH9 IN WEEKLY.
Pint Ineerllon .41 00 par lature.
Subsequent Insertions 50 "
Dim lT"d a,irertiementi will ba akartad
aoeordioi to the srica ooonpled, at above
ni.i-ii.hi nin Mrht Una of nonpareil
olid to tot squara and twelva linaa to the-
'nob.
r o rorniar aaYnTUsen wa oner topwnor m
1oeinenti, both aa to ratal
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Notice! Is Ledger Linei iniartad for rwoati
aanta par lina for each Iniartion
Deattn and marrlaiN, charged M othar
advertisements.
: otieoa In looat oolnma Initrted for fiftaaB
nnU par Una ona insartlom liX oantl par
lina iar waek and 10 nti par Una par montk
ahaniiaiibla at plaa-- of adrartiiar.
All Dilla for alTTtlElni ara duawkMCoa.
craotad bod parabla on damand.
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ln iho-Jdhaaddmuoil to
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Mall tralB, daily 7:40 a.m. 1:4 p.m
Oorlngton Acoommod'n 4:40 p.m. H:50 a.m
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I Thro' " " ' 11 00 am 9 40 pm
Mlaalaalppl and Taitm.
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'-a Orlaana Halldailp t.Vip.ml 9.40 a.m
fcardli aooammouation... 1 66 p. ml 9 00 a.m
fraiihttrain.oar'. b'h'i 9 40 a.ml 1.10 p.m
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Quint North 1:10 and H:IT p.m
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(City Tina.)
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4 46 a.m
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by all Drtirilkti.
iiirit a. luiiuiitu a co.
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Or. KSLwlAN'S PAD
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DYSPEPSIA,
Votod MEealac.es
All Liver and Stomaah
Troulilai.
It II alio a tare Pototio
tuub au, agalntl i n"w iiTn,n
llrttiM, Typhoid, Blllowe, and
trnilllBil karartl and will oura t'hronto
lllarrbno, Bunimar Caiulilalntt, Chlldran'l
lJitaatat, and eonditioDi fram which many
1..IIM oufTiir In ilanM.
Por hrvher Intormatlon mi for Pamphlet
or wrlta lo lr, llohoao perFonalty, If B'il
found at Tanr aaarttt drniaitt. tend rafla-
1"
r.J letur dtreet to Uua Lim aaa m year
d br return
Uee-nlur I't'l
ft. 8m1I Pad H. pottoald.
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,W William it., fl I
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Memphis, Tenn.
, tinela aa Map la lew liu
COMMERCIAL
PutLto Ltnona Orrioa, i
Mi. nil. Tub., Daoambor 22. 1W3. i
The money mtrkct it olose, in ton
eqaDO of th lar amount of fuodt
looked np in a heavy itock of ootton,
the Ttlue oi which ezceede five and t
half millioot ol dollart. Bitea oi di
count remain at 8 pot cent, hut the
demand for currency iainexcese oi the
upply. ' Exchange ia without rtrit
tion. Eastern ootton billa ara taken
at Jto o dUoouot and telling drafts oo
New York at par. On New Orleant
rateaare Ja off buying and par telling
Often.
Salea yesterday in this market 5000
bales; to exportera, 3350; to apinners,
1150, the market doting Ural with
an active demand for all clasaea at
quotationa the tame as the day before,
aa follows: Ordinary, 81 o; good or
dinary, 9o; low middling, 9o; mid
dling, 9o; good middling, 10, o; mid
dling fair, 10)o.t Btaina: low mid
dling, 8)o; middling, 9,o. Off eolora:
Low middliag, 91o; middling, 9o;
dusty, 6i8.a. . ,
The sties here for the week ending
yesterday were 18,300 bales; to ex
portera, 14,830, and to tpinnera, 4450
balea.
The total aalea of cotton to date,
from September 1st, reach 166,925
balea; to exportera. 107,725; to spina
nera, 59,200 bales ' " " "
The New York market closed quiet
and unchanged. Middling, lOia.
Sales, 341 balea. Stock on hand,
259,358 bales, Futures ateady at 3 to
6 points above closing figures of the
day before, with talea ol 112,000 balea
Quotationa are aa follows: Deliv
eries ' for Deoember, 10.32al0.33;
January, 10 4110.42; February, 10.59a
10 60; Maroh,10.74al0.75; April, 10.88
al089; May, ll.03all.04; June, 11.17
all.18; July.ll.37all.38; August.ll 37
all.38; September.il 05all.00. :
The New Orloana market olosed
firm bnt unchanged, Middling, 9io.
Salca.10,200 balea. Stook on haud,447,-
487 balea, Futurea olosed steady at
2 to' 6 points above the oloaing prices
of the evening before.
The Liverpool market olosed un
changed with ' sales of 6000 bales,
with moderate inquiry and freely
supplied. Uplands, 5 13-16d; orleana,
5 15-16d. . ...
' Manchester wis dull and lower, es
pecially for yarns. -
General Trade.
The tone of the markets in the
northwest at the otose of businei-a last
evening were mainly droopy. 'Meats
closed dull and in soma instances
lower, c r t losing So por owt at Chi
cago; lard 12,0, mesa pork 25o, and
wheat io per buahel. Here the value of
bread and foedstuffi are ateady, with
good inquiry for corn and a light move
ment in oats and bran. The arrival of
over 1300 bales of hay on the present
dull market ia a tubjoct of some com
ment, ' though it is expeotod that nte
will be found for it without difficulty.
Flour continues to be in good demand.
Meats, though drooping elsewhere,
are stiff here, and aome dcalera ohargo.
i to U Pr lb higher than figures
given below, . A large supply of
game is offering, nd for three
days past it has been ' eomtng in
very freely, The feeling is weak, but
quotations oan be realised for all good
stook, Tainted, of which, considera
ble arrivea, must go for anything it
will bring, which frequently is not
much, and sometime nothing at all.
Eggs are alow and at lower figuros.
Poultry of all kinds is arriving freely
and ohickens are dull, while dressed
turkeys inoline downward. The soft
weather ia having an unfavorable ef
feot upon all kinds of game and poul
try. V . - v
FLOUR AND MKAL Biagle bbl, of
flour sell at follows Family (4 GOa.4 76;
choice to fancy 16 16a6 86; extra do $6 60a
6 76; patents ti 'Mmli 76. Cornmeal (2 6a
2 40 in lots and 10c higher at retail.
FEEDSTUFK3 tjorn in iki per car
load 61a3c per bu; do in bulk, 4iXa4'.lc
for yollow and white; ear do, 40c in bulk,
and 46u40o in aka; imall ordera, 86c
higher. Data, al tier quality in lots, 84a
36o io aka, and 80alc in bulk; In aamall
way 87a40o, Bran, $16 60 per ton, and
8uo per cwt Hy, f 10al6 per ton and 80c
perewt for Western, and 8 60flO0per
ton, ! 50c per cwt for prairie.
KSCULKNTS-Fotatoea In large lbl
$1 UM 46; in ski 87u tOc for round lota and
26c per bbl higher in a imall whv. Oniont
tl frlitl 76 per bbl. Cablmgo J;i 0Clal6 00
per 100 head. Kraut, 4 60 for hf Bnd
7 00a 8 60 for whole bblt, at per size.
Celery, 26a60o per dot. Beana, t'i 00a
2 76 per bushel.
: Fit UlTij Apples $2 004 26 per bbl
in car lota ai per quality; tingle bbli $la
5; dried do 6attXc; dried pnarliea dSaOc.
BUTTKK AND CUEKbJl-Cookinf!
butter 12h16o por lb; Western dairy 18 to
26c; creamery 'JKaluo; country linuMi,
butterine 16alTc. Cheese, fa 16c as per
quality. 1 ,
GAMS Venison, whole. fia7o por lb;
swldlea, 10al2c. Quail and aqu'.rreli $1 00a
1 26 per doc rabbits $1 60 per dor.; wild
ducki $1 t0a2 60 por doa, 'die latter fur
mallard; Knefoot lin liuHc per lb.
10ULTKY Chiokem rango, aa per
oualitv at 2 U $ 2o per dien for live
and dteaeeo; turkeyi By to Sift per doon
live, and 11 to I I" di:etod ducka ta 60
per dor.cn; goese $6 for live, and o to M
par dozen drewed.
JHE.A10 r i vwii
are flllod as follows: Dry laltod clear
lidea 7(a7Ko per Itn do o r a iiait;
do ahoulderi OaOfl imoknd era BHc
Hama l;lalfl b baenn DJalOc. Meaa
jork $15 per bbl. Lard in tea, Sialic;
n hf bblt and keel 99c: pailt. Din'.ilo:
and the tittial advance for small nkira.
UUivFKK tjuiet at mite per pouna
fof Hio and 227c for Java.
SVIUAR AND MOLASSES - De
mai d active, ad prlceaeaay. . O K6Xa
"Hcperlb; aetxm-U BXaJJtc; y o, 7c;
white 0 7Hk7Kc; granulated. gUaMc:
now'd and out loaf, Sc Moluaea, 26a
62o par gal u per quality. Sorghum, 0a
36c per gal.
'.Jti BID13 AND WOOL Dry dint kid'
car
8 E KUST U F KS-Uenlt grata &ic par
Dumai: ore tiara grwa, si tu; ti toothy,
tl 76( blua -rats 1 W; clorar. 96 "itti;
wintar grazinf ,mt. OJc; and wttmt tl X
1 W at ir iriaiity.
M At K EKE L New in hf blla, 16 tU
torNo 1,14 76 for No !tf4 76 for No 8 lar
and H timiW for medium; is kiu btl, 76
anaou mr Koa 1, It and a. Wbite Uth,
46 76a4 26. alto fl 76 fur family in hf bblt
and o&c in kiu.
tjUNDKli&-8aU f 1 s6al 40 per bbl
Hominy, griu and paarl meal in tingle bblt
$! 76. Ckiap. SHatic par lb, Oidar.7 60 tor
bblt and HDhllV lor hf doinca, 6ia7X
par lb. Uonoy, l'iio per lb.
vineear, 12lLi4 for wina and cidur da
Bouioartia taaMi(e S to 10c per lb: tioi k do.
W to VI He
4JOTTON BE ED, OIL, KTC Cotton
aecd 112 per ton; teaxl menl, lib 60
per ton; crude cotton teed oil, 'JMiK per
gal for old and 86a3 tor new; reBned
aunimer, 4U46c; winter do, 46a56c.
BUILDING MATKK1AU Nailt
S76raUit. Lime in bulk 76c per bbl
meaaure; Tenn. do 90c per bbl; Ala. do
'J6;il per bbl. Cement, tl (0 per bbl for
Lmi.vilU-.ft 60 for Koaodaie, and M I'M
lot Portland, l'lvter W60. Lumber, yel
low pine fliMrintr. 6; rough framing.
IHal6; dreaaed, .10pflr M; lathing. I2C0
per V; thing., aad60 per 14. llair 6a
be per lb. Fire brick 4h6c
CATTLE, 611 EKP, ElO-Butchert'
cattle 2iftc per lb groea, at per quality,
common lhaic Cowl and calvea t20a40;
yoarlingi to to g. Hogi 4 te) 6'c groat,
u per quality, bheep tl 00 to 1 60
per neadjor common and 3i to 41c for
medium to choice. Lain) 'i 60a8 00 per
head for medium and 6c per lb groat
for choice. Horaea, MO to 200 per head.
UulesltJOtolWper head
ritVER INTELLI6ENCE,
BOATS LKAVtHO TO-DAT.
For Paducah, H A Tyler 4 p m
"St Francis river, Uacready.,6 p m
" Arkantaw river, Joe Petera 6 p m
' " White river, Den Adama 6 p m
" N ew Orleana, City if tit Louii..6 p m
" New Orleans, Bello Shreveport.5 p m
BOAT LBAV1HO TO-MOBBOW.
For St Louii.City of Helena 10 a m
ARklVIO.
Steamer Cltv of Providence, St Louit
' WW O'Neil, New Orleani
" Joe Peten, Arkantaw river
DnrABTBD.
Steamer Jamca Leo, Frlara Point
" Coahoma, Osceola
" Vint SUinkle, Cincinnati
" City Providence, Vickiburg
j " WW O'Neil, Ohio river
III roar.
Joe Feten
aTAota or thb aivaa.
- Memphli 7 feet 9 inchea on the gauge,
or 8 feet 8 - inchea above low wator
mark, a decline of 10 inchea during the
past 24 hours.
Pittsburg- feet 7 inches, a decline of
6 inches.
Cincinnati 10 feat 10 inches, a decline of
3 inches.
Louiiville 6 feet 8 inchea, a decline
of 8 inches.
Kvanaville 9 feet, a rise of 2 inches.
Cairo 13 feet 2 inchea, a decline ot 6
inches.
St. Lou ii-6 feet 2 inches, a decline of 10
inches.
Vicksburg 21 feot 4 inches, a decline
of 14 inches.
. Nashville 12 feet, a rise if 4 Inchea.
i Chattanooga 6 feet 10 inchee.a rise of 16
inchea.
Hhreveport 13 feet 10 inches, a rite of 8
inches. i
Fort Smith 13 lnchei below the seroof
the gauge, a decline of 8 inchea '
Little Kock-8 feet 2 inchea, a decline ot
10 inches.
St. Francli and WliiU riven continue
to decline.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gloomy to-day.
! River fell 10 inohei. -
Fog on the river last night,
Very dull at the landing.
Daan Adams for White river to-day.
The packets leaving yesterday had
moderate trips out.
The John A.Kouddcr left New Or
leans last evening for St. Louis.
t. The lug Itambler and ateamor Illi
nois an reported aground below St.
Louis. ;
The W...W. O'Noil, with a tow of
empty coal barges, passed to the Ohio
river thia forenoon, .
The Will 8. Haya and K. W. Cole
are the packets leaving here for Vicks
burg Christinas day. . , . i
II al Aydlett, late of the steamer
E. W. Cole, is now bill clerk on the
iteamcr Katp Adama. ' "
The tug Billy Kilby, with several
bargea of staves from this port,arrived
at New Orleans yesterday.
' The government steamer Mississippi
with several barges of stone, passed
to Wilson's Point yesterday.
The Com Miliar, from this port,
passed Evansville at 9 o'clook last
night on her way to Cincinnati.
The Guiding Star, from New Ore
leans, is the next boat of the South
ern Transportation Line due up.
Besides plenty of ice, there is re
ported to be only 51 feet water ia the
ohannel letweon Cairo and St. Louis.
The U. P. Schenok, from New Or
leana. and the James W. Gaff, from
this port, arrived at Cincinnati yester
day. , . ,
The Andy Baum will be here
Monday morning, and loaves here
Tuesday evening on her return to the
Ohio river. . v ' : . r ' ;
The Vint Shlnklo left here last
eveiing for Cincinnati with 106 bales
cotton, 750 bbls oil, 40 bbli molasses
and a fair list of people.
The Kate Adams will arrive to
morrow, and is the Adams Line mail
packet leaving on Monday evening for
Arkansaw City and way landings. "
The Anohor Line steamer City of
St. Louis Is announoed to pass bore
this evening on her way to New Or
leans. ; Wa. Misson is her chief
clerk.
A heavy fog on the river oommenood
early last evening and kept up during
the entire night, in eonstquence of
which several bouts due have not yet
arrived.
The Henry A. Tyler, in command
of Captain John K. Mossengale, is
the regular packet leaving to-day for
Cairo, Paducah and all way landings.
Leia Hill is her chief clerk. :, .-
Captain G. Wash Thompson's coins
modious steamer Belle Shreveport is
announoed to pus here this evening
on her way to Vioksburg and New
Orleans. H. C. Lowe is hor agent,
The Anohor Line steamer City of
Providence, ' nearly 24 houra behind
time, passed to Vioksturg this morn
ing. She diaohargei 2771 pkgaand
added about 25 tons for points below.
Captain John Woodburn's new pur
chase, the small but fast sidowheel
steamer, ' Enquiror, is due down to
day on her way to Arkantaw City to
run between that port and Qraenville.
The Will B. Hays, E. W. Cole and
Henry Frank all loft Vickaburg about
noon yosiorday bound for this port.
The Hays will arrive Monday morn
ing, Cole Monday evening, and the
Frank on Tuesday.
The Anohor Line 'steamer City of
Helena will be due np to-night and
loaves from the elovator at. 10 o'clock
to-morrow morning for Cairo, St,
Lonis and way landings. Captain
Geo, Car voile oom mantis.
Mr. Iaaao West.who engineered the
steamer Duke of Orleans on her fast
run from New Orloans to Cincinnati
the fastest lime on rocord over 40
yeara ago, ia aerionsly ill at his reai-
denoe in Cinoinnatl,
' Heavy io is still running at St.
Louie, lsd unites the vtathar moder
ates aoo there will U a ' gorgl below
the oity. The Montana, bound from
Ten o ee river to St. Louie, baa laid
np at Grand Tower on aooount of ice.
The Rene Macready, in oomtuand of
Captain O, K. Joplin, ia the mail
packet, leaving thia evening for Mari
ano a and way landiogl on L' Anguille
and St. Francis rivers, giving prompt
attention to all business that offers.
A. L, Banning preaidea 'n the office,
assisted by Charles Siockley.
Fog and bad weather haa delayed
Lthe Dean Adams, but abe will proba
ally be in this afternoon and leave to
night or earl-iii the morning for all
points on White K?or through to
Jacksonpurt, where connection is
mado with light draft eteamers for
upper White and Blaok rivers. A
clerk ia at the foot of Monroe atreet
to-day receiving freight. ,
The new fowboat R. A. Speed, in
command of Captain John Darragh,
left here yesterday with the tbiee cov
ered bargea which she takoa up White
river to a point 15 miles abovo Iiatci
ville. These barges are lo be loaded
with manganese ore and taken to New
Orleans, where the ore will be reship
ped to England. The Speed has also
4 or 5 barges of staves for New Or
leans. Artioles of association of the Ark
ansaw and White river railroad com
pany have been filed in the office of
the Seoretary of State of Arkansaw.
The proposed road ia to run from Rob
Roy, Jefferson oounty.to Prairie Lan
ding, on White river. The distance
is sixty miles and the capital atock is
$1,000,000. C. M. Neel ia President.
All the interested partiea are cititens
of Jefferson county. .
The steamer Joe Petersen command
of Captain John Williams, arrived
last night with 246 balea cotton, 65
bags seed ootton aud 3583 aka cotton
aeed. She reshipped 538 balos cotton
at Terrone for New Orloans, making a
total of 784 balea out of the river.
The Peters leaves again thia evening
for Pine Bluff and way landings on
Arkansaw river, conncotiog with the
pool line boata for Little Rock and
points abovo. Captain J. N. Thomp
son prosides in the office.
The wrecking boat T. F. Eckert, in
oommand of Captain John Leonard,
arrived yesterday from the wreck of
the bnrned Josie Harry with 14 balos
cotton, engines, boilers, pipes, etc.
Tbe boilors aro in good order but the
engines are badly damaged. The Eok
ertquit work on acoonnt of thewator
getting two low on the bar. A barge
was tsken down to day on whioh to
place the cotton yet in the hold, said
to be about 150 bales. The Eckert
goes to tho aunken Will Kyle, and will
probable raise her, as the boiler deck
is now dear. ,
rENSIUNIJU THK KrIFI.OVrN.
A Kaeolutlen to Allow a Nontu'e
Kxlrat fay to t'eriain Outgoing
Offleara 4 rentes a Mllr.
Fptclal to'.the Cnnrltr-Jonrntl.
Washington, Deoember 20. A
resolution offend in the House yestcr.
dny, to give one month's extra pay to
all officers and employes of the House
who were io servioe Deoember 3, and
who have been or may be discharged
prior to February 1, gave rise to an
other lively, and in some respeots d is
agreeable, debate thia aftornoon. Af
ter speeohes in favor of it by Mossrs
Get Jes and Keifer.of Ohio, an amend
ment was made to except from the
provisions of tho resolution all em
ployes who ware appointed in the
closing hours of the last Congress or
subsequently, and who have rendered
no aervioe save that of signing the
monthly payroll. General Keiler had
the floor when this amendment was
proposed, and he was visibly embar
rassed. He, of course, knew that
the objeot of the amendment was to
prevent the giving of a month's extra
pay to one oftlie official stenographers,
who was appointed a few houra before
the expiration of the last Congress
after ail the work of the sesuion had
been completed. Some allusions wero
mada on the Democratio side of the
discharge of Doorkeeper Brownlow,
after the expiration of tho Forty
seventh Congress, of a man in his de
partment, and tbe appointment of an
other person, who, it is said, was not
required to leave his Tennessee home.
Alter considerable discussion Mr,
Reagan moved to commit the resolu
tion to the Committee on Aceonntt,
with instructions to inquire and re
port whether any employes of the
House wero diichargcd after the
Forty-seventh Congress had . com
pleted its labors and their places filled
by the appointment of men who had
rendered no service. On a division
this motion was carried by a vote of
118 to 64. Geaeral Keifor demanded
the yeas and nays, but as only 21 Re
publicans joined him in the demand,
the roll was not called. The resolu
tion waa ordorsd to be sent to the
committee when appointed, md it will
die there The proposed beneficiaries
of the resolution recoivedone month's
extra pay last spring, ,.,,;
. . m ' '
A sweet onug Lady Editor on
tier Travels.
i . Otarkivllla Tobaeoe Laaf, 30.
She same, she saw, and she caught
the bays for a half dollar eaoh. She
was, ihs said, Mias Eva Britton, edi
tress, proprietress and publishes! ot
The Harrioane, a literary paper pubs
lishod in Charleston, 8.O. W hat The
Harrioane may be we know not, but
its editress, proprietress and publish
ed! proved a. regular cyclone among
tiro young men of Clarksville, and
while Tbe Harrioane can not "point
with pride to a large and botltby cir
culation" in thia city, as it haa not
yet "circulated," it can brag on its
subscription list and claims as its
patrons tho best people of Clarksville.
Miss Britton : showed no sample
copies of her paper to those she asked
to subsoribe, but a bright eye, a pleas
ant face and a very smooth tongue
mado np for this omission, and every
young man paid his half dollar, caring
naught whether "The Hurricane" was
ajfour page or a forty page papor.while
its editress, proprietresi and publish
ssswas near, i .. .
Fron this city Mist Britton went to
Ru'sollvillo, thence to Louisville, and
we doubt not she was as successful
there as here.
Tho first copiesof The Hurricane
have not yet come to hand. : When
they do we will take pleasure in stating
the faot. A sugar coated fraud il not
so bad after all, so the boys say.
A Difference Between Father
. Horrlttowo Birahl.
When A.T. Stewart, the dead mill
ionaire asked for the girl ho wishod to
marrv. her father said Stewart wanted
to marry her lor monoy, whereupon
the ardent swain replied:
"No sir, you needn't leave her a
cent. I will soon be richer than you,
anyhow."
Then did thia aingular parent say:
"Go ahead and take ber, then, and
heaven blesa you both."
'J'li is atory waa told years ago. and ia
recalled now by the experience of a
young maa who, boing ' l'amiliar with
the incident, tried it recently on the
father of the girl he loved. Whon
the fathor accused him of being after
bis monay, the youth replied:
"Keen vourmoncv. I have started
a newspaper, and will soon be worth
more money than you ever saw, '
And then the girl s lather,- Instead
of saving "Take her, and heaven bless
you both, kioked him out ot the
house and a healthy dog bit a piooe
out of hie leg aa ha went down the
stops. It would soem that all fathers
ara not constituted alike. One is
mora oreduloao thtn another.
ON TDK UHIDAL tOltf.
Hunt a C'oadarlor Maya Abant
-. .... . .
ewiy tsarriea tenuiea.
-
'Pan I ..n.,.ll. i.ll a l.rl.l.
l i . , Z .,
Can 1?
Well. I ahould rather say so.
I haven't been runnin' a Pullman ear
five yean and not learned that little
trick," and the parlor oar conductor
who made tbe above remarks tilted
back in bia chair and chuckled softly
to himself aa ba blew out a oloud of
cigar smoke into the air and gated at
it aa though he saw there visions of
young married couples on their travs
els.
"Yes, air," he continued, after two
or three vigorous pull's, "it must be a
pretty sharp pair that can fool me
when they are on their wedding jour-,
ncy, though about half of 'em plays
their little game Very nicely, and the
rest of the passcDgers dun t tumble to
the aituation at all, Of course, there
are different sorts of brides and
grooms, just as much aa there are
different sorts of other people; but
I've found that, as a rule, the brides
don't care to be taken for such, and
try their beat to bide the interesting
faot from the rest of the car. Others
don't appear to care a rap, and spoon
away aa though there wasn't any one
within a mile of 'em; but that sort's
rare, and generally gets on at some
country station."
"How about the men?"
"Uh, they are altogether different,
and nine times out of ten it's the man
who gives the thing away. Yon see,
they're so tickled at being married,
and ao proud of their wives, that it is
as muoh as the ladies can do to make
them act in a disinterested enough
way to pass lor a friend or a relation,
or a husband of long standing. It has
to be a powerful strong minded fellow
who oan pass several houra in a car
and not give any signs of his recently
acquired happiness. Some of the
brides, who ere afraid to rely on their
own acting and tho promises o! their
new husbands 'to behave,' carry old
valises and handbags that don't look
at-all bridish; and I've seen several
very young ones that made their hus
bands to,v along a big bundle of school
books.to make people believe that their
brothers or cousins ware taking them
to boarding school,"
"Have you many this season?"
' Soores of 'em; soores of 'em, sir.
It's a great time, this and the spring,
though the lively season's about over
for the present It you are going
down to Washington some day take
my train.and if 1 ve got anv on board
I will point 'em out Good day." And
the genial discoverer of bridoB knocked
the ashes from his oigar and left
1 he niMalaslppi Valley Itoad.
New Crlaani Picayune, 90.
Trains on the Mis issippi Valley
railroad will in a fow days bo run at
the rate ot twenty miles an hour, in
cluding stops between here and Baton
Rouge. Work on the latter place has
been somewhat delayed for the past
two days, owing to the bridge works
aoross tho bayou eight miles from
there, Yesterdey morning work was
renewed on the line.the bridge having
been oomnluted, and bcrcalter the
work will be pushod forward rapidly.
There are now ninety-eight miles of
tcaok laid and in running order: but
trains will not bo run north of Baton
Kouge until the track is completed to
Robin Station, at the junction with
the Clinton and Port Hudson rails
road.
The entire road to Vicksburg and
Memphis, it is believed, will be fin
ished during the ooming tummer.
Sixty-seven miles more are to be built
before the banks of the Homo Chitto
river are reaohed, where the forces
working from Vioksburg down will be
met. It is believed that all the differ
ent divisions will be oomplctcd about
the same time.
A large lot of car material, castings
and switch ties were shinned north
from bcre yesterday.
In regard to the progress of the
work on the Mississippi Valley rail
road north of Vicksburg, the Herald
of that oity of Monday last says: Five
carloads ot material tor the super
structure of the bridge of the Louis
ville, New Orleans and Texas road,
over the Yazoo river at Alexandor,
arrived Friday night ovor the
Vicksburg and Meridian, and two
carloads of it were sent forward
over the Louisville, Now Orleans
and Texas to the scene of operations
yesterday morning. It will take fifty
eight cars to hold the entire amount
ot iron material that will be consumed
in the superstructure of the big
Yazoo river bridge, and this will
reach here in almost daily install
ments of four or five carloads until it
has all been shipped. Tho bridge
will be completed about the 1st of
r gbruary, and ready for the passage of
trains by the 15th of that month.
Two thousand tons of steel rails ar
rived from Pittsburg yostcrday for the
road abovo lazoo river: ot this lot
500 torn were unloaded here and 1500
sent in barges to Anthony's Ferry.
Eight thousand tons of steel rails aro
now en routo from Pittsburg for the
Louisvillo, Aew Urleans and Texas
road. Considerable passenger traffic
is going on between Vioksburg and
the present terminus of the road.
seven miles above Rolling Fork. A
train now goes up there every day
The ferry transfers passengers at the
Dridgo. ,
Thinks It Will He Uaucork or
McDonald.
Special to tha Courier-Journal,
Washington, Deoember 20. Last
night a Critio man had a talk with
Hon, Jonathan Wallace, of the Sovs
enteonth Congressional District ot
Ohio, the distinguished Democrat.
who is here contesting the scat ol
Congressman MoKinlcy, of Canton.
Ho was asked who the Democrats ot
Ohio favored lor the Presidential
nomination next year.
"General llanoook, I think,'' res
plied Mr. Wallace. "Ex-Senator Mc
Donald, of Indiana, is very strong in
Ohio and will have a largo following,
but the bnlk of the people there want
Uanoock."
"Don't you really beliovo there will
be a boom for Tilden next spring, auv'
that be will be nominated?"
"Oh, no; thore is no possibility of
Tilden boing nominated, lie would
not anoept the nomination, in the first
place. I think it will be Hancock or
McDonald."
"How is President Arthur pleasing
die peoplo in Oliin? Do you think ho
oould carry Ohio if it oould be carried
by any Ropublioan?"
"No, I think not. Personally Mr.
Arthur is unpopular in Ohio. There
is a feeling, too, against him on ao
oount of the manner in whioh he eanie
into tbe Presidenoy. The great elo
ment of Garfield people would be
against Mr. Arthur.
"Who do the Ohio Republicans pre
fer, do you think?"
"Senator Sherman ia tho great Re
publican in Ohio. I see Private Dal
lell, by the way, is out for him."
"Do you thiuk the President has
won Irionds in Ohio by bis conserva
tive aotions of late?"
"lie may have done so, but the
prejudice, or ill leeling against him, to
my mind, is so deep seated that it
oould not be overcome within a year.
It would be a pcouliar spectaole, polit
ically, to see Author and Hanoock
running for the Presidonoy, both
Federal officers, and one a subordinate
to the other, yet I would not be suis
A Navelly in Monlhern Journal
lain. Nanhvllle World, 20.
Whon tha World editor! and reporters
entered tnoir rooms nut nignt,
ound struck upon their astonished ears,
it waa the iteady ticking of a Western
Union telegraph instrument. This appli
ance found its way into the World ottice
aa the result of a trip made to New York
bv the manager, where he arranged for
rutl "nreaa raiioru irora all nana ot tne
country, which are transmitted into tbe
otuco by means of tlua tolcgraphlo com'
munication. lb Instrument was pre
lided over by Mr. II. B. Ureer, who is an
inert "press operator." having had elev
en years lervieo In the Wtern Union
offices, and will hereaitar ba man
! by-Bl.mi ur "me olhar equally aa aipa-t.
This is a new aten (n tua davaiorjmaul
; of Nathvillajournallim, and placaaatth
.1 - Tl- .1., Ii f:
l" v,"Vu ,u w,r" .'
whole Wwtera Union lyrtem, which are
daily freight with tha ioentoui aranti
! trantpiring in the ceuntry. Tha World
Mn securing tot advantages of tnk lav
menu psleirmbhie
communication and
centralizing toem
ia its own office ia
fusing into iU veini torn of the energy
which tnarkt Kattern metropolitan Jour
nal!, and in eHecting the arrangamaat ia
indi-btid to official! of tha Wee torn Un
ion, who offered every aid to tha new
departure in Southern Journal- '.
Tit PUBLIC LEDGER -fadarf
an! Job Printing Office it aott Ipcafta
at IT Union ttrett and rtady fortu
ounneii offering-
STIAMBOATS.
t or Iketr Orleana.
For New Orleana and all way and plaatattaa
lati'linai tit eleaant steamer
HENRY .FRANK, iTZ
1 P Hlckt. matter. eM-sTsV.
Leave! at above TIMDAT, lleee:br 96,
ai a p.m. ror.rreif nt or oaMtga apply to
K.k TUOMA., Ant,
No. 9 MaoM'on ttreet.
-.. aa-Ui-L. 8
For Slew Orleans.
Bontbera Tranaportatlon Lina For Hew
Orleana Ike itaamer
Dfiffn Cheauannel " jtlwaaaa
moiio wiiicioiJuii i7 ! st"
U W Thompson, matter t4jtY:.jiaaV
Thit elegant pajaencar iteemer will leave
aa above 111 III liAV. Deoember tii, at t
p.m. for IretsUt or pataaae apply to
HKNII.V 6. LOW I.
Foot of J-er.n street.
For Pit. I.onla.
St. Lonlt and New Orleans Anahor Line
Por Cairo and Ht. Louit Tha iteamer
CITY OF HELEiiA, ..-"TV
Geo CiTTtjlle, m alter. -"ihrn-v nA
W)lHev th EUrator Butldinf a at
SVNDAY. lmu)ber at l(i a.., r.
errinr tha rinht to tu all UbiIIbh tha
Captain may dasni ant fa.
l'-.. V.;i.i ... ........ i a.
-va aj wa eM aypii w
AD SIO KM, Sap't.
C L nAl.L. Past. Arent.
For CinelnnaU.
Memphis and Ohio Hirer Packet Co.-OU Ra-liaole-For
Laoiivllla and Cinoinnetl-Tae
elegant itaamer
Andy Baum,
II J VI mon, muter i R WM. citric
Will leave M .hove TUKSDAT, DtMtB-
ber atttta, at ft B.m, For freight or imiimia.
Pljto K WtlUUIBURNK.ii Faod l Art,
No. 7 Moaro
Jtt)i R FrfinVlifi. riiiT(Hr Arnt.
t or New Orleana.
St. Loati and NewOrlaaoi Author Lina For
virkiburr isatihei and New UrleaaiH-Tae
City i
Dan
of St Louis, , rrr
an Able, maiter. Tai ur
Will l-are the Klerator Build ins- ai atboa
SATUKDA), Deo. M, at flora., rwrr
Im the right to paw all lanfuan tha Cap tail
tuny deem unsafe. , , , .
jVor freight or oawaca apply to
AD STORM, Baa't
C F, nu.. Pmc. Atrent.
ror Arhaaaaw Kivetr.
Uar.tbi. and Arkannaw River faekat Co.
PUUL LIN EH.
For all point on Arkaniaw rlrar Tip
gant steamer
Joe Peters, jfT
J A Willlamt, matter I J !? Thompson, elerk
t.tavei aa aoove. BVlUKUAr. ueoemoar
22J, at 9
at s p m. J Pi Utaats, sso Main, Hap t
H 0 l.OWR, Atr.nl, foit Jenin tt.
For White River.
MILT U4HKVM
Kemphii, White and Black Riven
U.S. Mail Packet !
For Indian Hay. bt. Cbartet, Olarendot, D
vall'i Bluff. Dei Aro Amuta, JaeluoB
port, Ha tea villa, Po what tan and sfooaaoB
Ui Ihenewand elegant pauaacr, .
t KAp5 Kit ' '
Dean Adams, . -tTZt
M R Harry, master. etBBir..r al
Leavet MkMPUlS Ettorr BMaMara S
(.io-, oennoftlnt with tha new Ulask Blvar
I, a. Hail Packet, MILI HAKRY, for Pow
hattan and Poeahontai, and with tna dally
packeti to Dateaville aad npper White river.
Thrown ratea to all points. :
Freight ooularned to Milt Harry Ltaa Mem
phis or'l' arrana, will neprompt'y forwarded.
Ik ikosJAtl. Arent.
9 Madison ttreet.
Keatpltit anil Arkansaw City Packet Cs
IH.ni' 11. H. Mall Lina Par Helena. Irian
Point, Ooneordia, Terrene, Arkantaw Oity
and Pine ISIuS R. R.-ihanew paaaaniel
iteamar .jiamait
Kate Adams,
' M K Cheek, matter: W C Blanker, elerk.
U.,u ..... MuNDAY and rUUHrlOAV at
9 p.m , ratervlaa tha right ta rats all Ital
ian the I'apuia deemt small
" .Freiht received for all paints
the Arhantatr Kiytur, ooanectiag wltk
Adaial-Lina ataamar
IDA LEE
at tha roeuth of White river. Baaaowabl.
rali-a anai prompt delly.r guaraateed.
f-for -llo aonly to
P. WM.WQKT1I, At't, Wo. 4 Midlton ft.
The St. Francis River Tranipor
tatlon Co.'s
Fine Nldewheel Steamer
Rene Macready, TZt
A L Banning, olerk, fr:- ,- '-aV
Will Lava l.ij"lii. KVERT TUMDAi aad
SATURDAY evening at 5 o'lloek for
nnriuniiH, the t ol-olT and all
InteruietllHle landings on ML
Frnut-is Klver.
O K jnpi.IS. Snperintentlent.
FOU VICHSUIKU.
For Helena. Arkanaaw City, Sraen
villa ana a ickabnra;. ,
The new, elerant sod iwlft pamnrat paokBt
Will 13. Hays, .r
VA Vrtwrlatnil. tnaitaf I tl W Flnvd. fllark
Will leare Uempbil tVEHY
till Jbvcni lutsuai.
and VlckrbartkVltRT
FRIDAY at 12 m. Cloie eenaeotlos at Vleke
bu:g with paeketi for New Orteaaaaad Taaoo
river Particular and apectal attention paid
to all war and plantation buiintaa. fur
freight, pasiage orothT lnformation.applr to
II O LOW B, Agent.
Foot of Jefffrtoa street
it n o piook p.m,
For FaIaoiili
For Onceola, Now Madrid. Dick in ill, Oaire,
PaJuoah and all way laniinga lbe Haw
and elegant pasBengnr iteamer
Henry A. Tyler-rs
Jno E Messenrala, master Lem H Hill, elk
Will loava at above KVKKY SATURDAY
at 12 o'clock noun. For fraliht or passage
apply on board. . .
All freigat Koelvtd and delivered at Kla-
TivJoJOMnsJeJSa.tar.
For Whits Klver.
Mempb.ii & Whits River Packet Co
v. s. ns.ii. LINE,
Steamer
CHICKASAW, ,
K C Poital, mattar-C M Postal, ilirk. .
:-FOR-
liarendon, UeValls Blafl". Dss
Are, AngDNln, Jaehsonporg
and rtenrry.
Leave! 51 em p hit KVKKY WEDNESDAY
at, p.m, Throuih rate! to all Polntl.
Freight comigned to Memphla and White
River racket Co. will ba forwarded promptly
II C LOWK, art. footol Jeffenon ttreet
For VlcltsUurg.
For ftelena, A'kanaaw Utr, Oroon
vlllrt and vlfkontirg Meronanta and
Planter! Lint The new, alegaat and iwlft
passenger packet
HWCOLE. &t
1 P Klllion. matter I W U Baldwin, elerg
Cotrmoncing October 19. will leave Memphis
KVEHY TUESDAY, at 6 o'clock pm, aad
Vicksburg KVKKY FRIDAY, at 11 m. Clota
connection at Vickibnrg witk packet! for
New Orleant and Yatoo river. Pertienlar
and tpecial attention paid to all way and
plantation bnslnatt. Por freight, paasaga or
other information, apply to .
K It THOMAS. 9MadllbBtt.
PETER LAWLESS,
Boiler MuLr, Steamlioat SlacM
Copper, Sheet. Irem Wark.r
na Tank Builder,
Front, bet. Market at Eiettaags
RKPAIRINO DONK' PROMPTLY. DAY.
OR MUST. K.tlmatai ohaartally given and
all work sunrantfod. 1 17
Old Reliablajoller Yard.
ROB'T LEWI3 & CO
Copper & Sheet Iron Workers
Particular attention given lo rai'alrlng
Sti.hbo.t Boiliu.
On river bank, aonlb ol Klevator
Heuipula. ltosidence ol beeond it.
Copper and Sheet Iran Work. Baeoad-hand
lloilari alwayi on hand. lot
ror Itvieba, ana rnar'a Poima.
II. N. Hi)l-a.Bil LI SR.
For Sleadali. llUaa, aad Friar's Felat.
laaiitamer
James Lee, Jrai i
Marsh Miller, matter I Piatt Rhodes, clerk
Will lear. aa aoore an ovary MOND4T,
waun anoAi anu wtuuAl atir.
tSoa
E10. a maniaon tiraaa.
Reaervlng tha right to nail any landings
Cat'taia may deem ansa
law km t.aa. Jr.. Hnp't;
te.
rat tuttiKoi. i
Tr1.Wakly United Hlaiei Mall Faeka4-Ii
ration, cenaoiiin, utceoia aaa all way
lao'linrs 1 kealeraatpattapgar itaamat
COAtiOiJA, .5
ta,:;' --. ..jj..
J H Oaorar, tnatUri J W Stnlther.orki
Will leave emohls every MONDAY, WSD
BtiDAi anarmuAi atio'iiaoa
eaervlng the right to past any lanti
.ntaln may deem nntafa.
for Information apply oa keardt at al He.
Kaauoa iiraen
fc JAMVB Lll. Jr.. Hp'ti
va
M
llatas
fat'.i
i r . : i . .
a a 1
1 I
sao.oou him
4th'
Ba.nU. W . . :
.ul. vr.wiai wiu
uae t.aoa in li,. saaouio Jia.l, Ma
'jona, lampia bauditg, ia Uiutvtln.
THURSDAY, DEC 27, 1883.
A laavisal ... - .
T7i j i V." ieftiUi$,rt f Kf-t
Stewmlntasai la aiagi. SmmhT
will oaour oj the last 1 tiara day ,rl
mcnth. Road tbe magnHoeat
..... Bi'sxsaaacaaaii
- e.a.ivi k rriaaa aW3. S10.000
lPriaa. . - lll.OUl, lOUPH. l.tl f,i ia2
IK'li a,. ?-UMl ? Waa. 6o", 1U.I0
IbUrZ n..T' a." ."C"ai ), lu.utKi
J W"' J h.aiproil.iioB prltea..,7tiu
Prliot, 100 each, "
Whole Tloitstt, $2. Hair Tfcksts il.
tl iioksta, $50. 55 Tloketa. HUO.
,?"hl for Bank Draft It, Letter, or
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PAPER
534 W. Main .Street,
Louisville, Ky.
Sheriff! Sale of Real Estate.
PU.PLI0 notice it hereby gir.n, that by
- ' ?r . , " oi renuuioni eiooBat,
Ml f.n,':"1 !"" Hon. Circuit C.ort
i ,?i"J.bT BMJ1" T,?il iB ha caaaa of
t rt ii . i. , 7' n?maa Wherry vi
, v.. ' ' '"''toieiii renuered on the oth
day of pololw, Mi, for ln, ,g,r,t. ",u
,a aenu, with intereit and ooatj ot auita
ta tali.fy said Jodgm.ntt. ?te!. 1 will, oi
riaay, January 4, ISM,
;r .u",:,,, ,u. oi ma ooarthousa. In
S:ra! "u.,:,,iM ?r. .tA'b"
for eaah. th.folln.i.. j..Tjf:i""" .r:?
-a """ouw properly, 10-
A certain tratt of land in tha KIght Civil
.. ?r. ' 00UDlv, .ienne.tee, and
tZ? if.l;iii'i",""!.! t""li h ity
- W,D w,u,ib oi j aiuai noma,
. Vi i" "" hundred and twenty
Ti,. i 7 b "tamo eitate; louin by
h.?Jif? ."."ii""" '""li wet by the land
... lauua oi toariaa ilea rat. oou-
tainlng Hfty acrei, more or lest.
wuoauioniiniavororJonei and Buoklay
iocTordingiy'.) ' ' win bb
ijaviea on ai tha property of defendant,
Ur.ird,'.'r.i..t0 """" "iJ j4-.
mtmpuit, lit day of Daoamber, 1U.
w D CANNOW.
By G W Bla!kV.rll!0D'8Sh,U" " T'-"BJ'nAtlo-mr
pl.ln'lff. rTl
Mon-Kealdent Notice.
"J'.'t.!". ttil01,,,, Cortof8halk
a.o. etc vt. W E Butler et al.
I f appearing from amended Mil which Is
r.7 ii Li iv T. . "T ' delead
iB.L,.?.?.lV.l5.".1,a.,k "IdBBtolthB Stat, of
i.i. r .1, 'u rior-
TenneVso.. -"'" ot us auto ,f
It la therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at tha oonrthout. ol
Bhelby eounty. In Memphli. TenBeasea. on or
bafor. the Srtt Monday In Jauuary, ISM, and
plead, answer - m .demur to oomplala
antt amenOed billa 'R," Had hlreia. or the
... ... ... .... lur eoDi.saaa at to taaui
i? .m' a '"K1" "-.P" ' ad that a oopy
of thit order ba pnblitnea ono. a week tor
A Copy-Attaiti ' :J
Non-tteejlueni noiiee. "
No. 9197 R B In the Chanoary Cenrt of She!.
fcherrod un'eonerroa vi hubs
I T appearing from bill, which li wore" to
. .u. um iua. lua oetenaant, Mllaa
bherrod, is a rendent of the Btt of Ala
bama and son roiident of tha Bute of
lenneuea.
. It la therefore ordered that ba ' m.k.
n It appearance herein, at tha oonrthouia of
Shelby oountv.in Memphli,Tenn.,on or aafora
tha brtt Monday inUanuary, liH, and plead,
antwar or demur to complainant bill, or tha
"a t'" 'or onfe,sd ai to hlia
- iur M.ariue aa-pariaj ana IDat a
owpy of thls'order ba publiiihad onca a' waek.
Leilgir. """""" ruou.
1 hit oth day of Deoember, 1963.
A eopy Attait:
SydMBrB.dJ,.B,L0cKiCMWk"iMMl'
Po.ton A Poitou.toli for oomplalnant.
n an m loo
Mon-Bealdent Sotloe.
So. um. K D-In the Chanoary Oonrt .1
S t'aruthera at al.
1 f.Vmrlna; from crirnal and amended
b 1, whioh ara sworn La I. ki. ....
J." 'ha defendanu. Oliver B Camihert.
Samuel T taruthan, Annie K Beanland. W
U iieanland, Bell' Buka, V? U C.ruthare,
Samuel B Caratheri. b.rak M Burt, J U
Burt, individually and aa acutora of J C
( arnthtit, deeeasedi 8asan Davidson, Joaia
Tarry and ber huiband, Terry, and kllta
Adams, ara residenu of the Btato of Mittii
upp,; that Mary Mtdox and Martin David
ton are retldanta ol the H'ele of leiut; that
Alice Byrul and husbynd, . byrut, aro
reiidenta of Stat, of Michigan, and that
C'harlea btnilh it a resident of btate of PloriUa.
and all ron-retldentt of the dt.teef Tennee
aee, and that tha namea and plaoae of raei
denoa of the other heirs and legateea of J O
Varntben, daceated, are unknown and oan
not be atceruined after diligent iciuiry.
11 IB werelore orderea that thay make
their appearance kereia, at tha eonrthoaaa
of Bhelby oesnty. In Memphli, Tenn.. oa
or before the Orel Monday ln January, llot
and plead, antwar or demur to oomptainant
bill and amended bill, or tha
lama will ba taken for oonfaaaad
aj to them and set for hearing ai-paru, and
that a eopy of thit order ba published onoo
a weea, tor leu ineoeuiva araaaa. In tho
Pabhe Ledger.
lot, M day of uacimbar, 1983.
A oopy Attait:
K J BLACK, Cterk and Mu tar.
Sy J M Bradley, D. C. AM.
yen A Kneed, toll for lomplalnant,
7 86 01 97
AttaoK stent Notlss.
UefaraOoo R Powel, J. P. forBbelkv oobb
- ty, Tenn. No. tut. fladden A Farriagioo
vt Chat A Jones,
N thia eauta an attaehment caviar bbob
. luad ont under taction 4t.rA of tho eod. ol
ennessa., and returned levied upon the
property of tho defendant. Cbat a Jonat,
by garnltbment upon Butby.Toof A Mcliew
an, and amdavlt having been made tb.t da
fondant it indebted to tha plaintiff hi the
turn of 16 TU, due by account and the:
tha olaim il juit. aua that th. d-ifend-ant
i a non-re. Mont of tho Btat. of Tea
ae.te.1 it it therefor, ordered that said de
let Jaut make bit partonal appearance ba
ft, ra me, on tha loth day ol January, lam, at
13 o'olook m.t at my oSoe, o. S
Maditon ttreet, Memib(a, Tennetteo.
and delend laid attachment lull wlthia tha
time prescribed by law, or tha lam. will
ba proceeded with ei-partat and that a aopy
ot ah La order ba published ono. a weak toy
fonr wenkt in the Pnblio Ledger.
This tbe K day of D i. ,,
JTjr "O ! 11 ' T, P.
J. 1 . . tt'Jg"J. '- "' - :-; .' '
aVttaehmenS Nolle.
Mo. IrHe Before J 8 llalloway.J.P. forBh.lby
toonty. Tana. Wetter, Laugilalf A Co Tl
I U mover
IN tbli eausa at attachment baring aaaa
. aued oat andel taction ico of the Code ot
eunetiee, and illumed, levied npon th.
Sroperty of the defendant, and affidavit
anna bean made that defendant it 'In
debted t tha plstntift tathe turn of M&U ti.
due by account and that tha olalot
ia just, and that to; dafendant it a
non-resident of tho Slate of Teoneiiaei
it la therefore ordered that laid dalenaant
make hit partonal appearance eel', re tne on
the 1'thday ot January, li4, at 11 .'clock
ui.. at my offict, No. 34 Madlion atreat
Memihls. Tenaetsee, aid deles4 aalil
J
atlacbuent tail within tha tin., pro
ton lied by law, or tne aarae w. mm ,,
odd with ea-par'a: and that a copy or thll
order fca punllibed once a weak, br war
wee it, In the Puollo Ledger.
Ihittkeltth darof yp.
an I .1 11
O0U) MEDAL, raKid, llf-l
MM Ccccsj
WarratiUxl abmotutrly amrVJt
t.'oeva, from which tha i
nil haa bean removed. Itbaat
tl,..i, lAa until ill Cocoa ml
with march, Arrowioolov S
awl la therefore hr more eeono
rV. It la dal'-looa, nonriab
atrengtbra4ag,rll)r dig,
admltably adapard ! tavelld.
arrll aa lut Bvrautta hi Stan. .
-f . u.ij a, e.aean aiarrwaar
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