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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24
HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAH HOUSE.

IRIS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE -
lNl In informing her friends and the pub. E:i
lie that she has taken charge Of the above 49,
known establishment, and intends conducting the
same on the most liberal terms. The rooms are
Iuperbly flniIhed-second to none In the State.
Rooms, with douole-bed, for which heretofore O2
has been charged per night, will be let for one
dollar, In consideration Of the stringsncy of the
tmea de26 I'm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

weseef frequent mention made ofthe' Merchants
and IL i alwaysSpOkcn of rs q Company, which. af
ter being satisfied that a loss Is FAIR and square, paws
at once. without useless red tape. In this County
the Merchants Is the popular Company. Its losses
here. rs ut Toledo. Elyria. Lima. wellington. and
other places, have been fairly and honestly adjust
cd. and promptly paid. Our Farmers and business
men prefer the honest, frank, lair policies Of the
Merchants. and look % them as guarantee against
loss and damage by fire. The receipts of the
Merchants. as returned to our County Auditor for
taxation, are largely in excess of those OF ANY 9th
er COmpauy doing business ~ this place Its Sur
plus. or Reserved Fund, Is greater IN proportion 70
CAPITAL. than that Of any other Hartford ompany.
Parties desiring Insurance then, can ind IN the
Merchants Insurance Company. Of Hartford, are
liable guarantee against loss by hre. and Il they VIII
consider character and reputation as shown By ITS
prompt Payments; responsibility as ShoNH by IL
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amounting
nj this time TO about one hundred per cent. upon
Capital: convenience in the settlement Of lOSscs,
in having them adjusted and paid by an old citizen
Unknown responsibility whose connection with tine
COMPANY, as state Agent. is sufficient guarantee 81
its respGnsibility they will effect their Insurance
with the Merchants Insurance Company Oh
Hartford.
Ii suStginei and paid heavy losses DrOmptyin the
large fires in Warren, in times past
L. J. MCLAIN x SON, Agents.
July 10. 1S65.-Sm Warren
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]. G0LDSTEIN.
Market ST. Warren, Ohio.
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ATTENTION
- N

=
HEADQUARTERS,
RIVER BLOCK DRUG STORE,
Warren, o., Nov Is, '61.)
"a the Undersigned take pleasure
in announcing to the citizens OF Warren,
aui vicinity, the fresh arrival Of 0ur new stock 81
Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dye Stufr, Dye
" "ud. &c., selected. with great care from reiia"ll
Eastern Houses, and beg leave 90 submit the follow
ing list. Especially do weeall the attention Of Ply
slrl@ns 20 our new stock ct MCliciutr. anu iHvirr
iI0yT 4 sTHATrON.
No 5. Main street. " srrel. a..
Burnotts Bocaiaa fY- tie Hair
Mr.. Aliens Dressing ta
Cirelssisn Oil dv
IricapHeras 10
Lyons Kathariou Ga
-TUETI's DrsssliE 40
Prof Woods Restorative 80
Mitehelrs Handkerchief Eztraet
U]aTrisop's Toilet Soaps.
Haria's Do T.
Brown Windsor do
Genuine Yankee 10
Pointers Uismera Cement.
Standings Glue & CONTEXT ms.
Caristador0s' Hair pyc.
Bachelors do ir
Matthews de do
BaGrisons 90 70
Jayne iu 80
log o. Sulph. gnmine,
1912 do Morphine.
&e-ii!s Eclectic Preparations.
kgfElS 10 aU
Tildcu's Fluid Extracts,
Pure !od. Potassa.
do NFirst" silver.
rrusscs.
Sr-tuigs, Cathctr7S.
Glass S~yringos. Metal S~vrinEos,
Elastic S~yringes. Breast Stlir.
Pure Chrome Green. Dry and in oil.
30 Guroug yellow. do
do Nc~faitilau. 40
do bsrr Black. do
do Venetian isi do
q" ie5uT Gchre. 10
do Rel lead. dr
solution Fin.
Dye studs,
Nitric and " lr1J;c Acid.
sulphur, sG1 Acs:ic Acii
AqUu Ammonia 3D.,
sweet Spir,-s Niire.
S%uiyhur'- ajIcr,
LuI&gntsae.
grazole Of Martha. a substitute or Taroonrras.
Eo.l Eurmiars Nnrnisl.
No J Coach fr~.Ish.
White ii"mar laniSh.
AsDhll'g,u Esnish.
-'-miius' WlxzarI uU.
ieEzIur for EraSing Grease.
'uce Medical LjGunrS.
syrup iIJ. Iron.
IniH--irrU.
Glyceriue.
!u-- UIvc Oil.
Silver tiiass Sfares.
Pure Pearl Stl-ra.
bird Cages.
Cod Liver Oil,
yart'sE Cli apd i.aWt~
t"utr-ES
Nous Pulls
N"Fars Pi!s.
l;ohscs Pills.
i'rFtcnbuTE PiliIa.
N1rseis Pills.
iiollOway's IIIi,.
SouIes PfI>
HOoporis Pills
CIrke's Pills
Prices Pills.
Chcr~maa's PAS
hOJts lion Pills.
Mffwb's fsf4-
si5q veg. A 5iT! Pills
HoLane's Pills,
Benne,ts Pills,
Hibbard's Pills,
BauiTstA Pill.
Spaulding's Pills.
Jayre's Pills.
Sellers yormifugs.
McLauc's do
E Esap 6assda E #54@ G)sar,,a.
g5a5gsy'. Do Dc go go
MeCaiys Window Glas.
Croton do do
Burning Fluid.
Alchobol,
Druggists Furniture.
PeqEi snow white Lead in 9iis.
FahneSt0ck
Washington Metal Zine
Franklin Snow White
Pure dry White Lead and Zinc.
smiths Extra Paint Brushes
Earaish
artists
Sash
Hair
Tooth
Flesh
Tanner DII.
Pure Linz cri uH.
Castor 05i
Sweet UI.
Meats Foot ult
Mecc1 EyHgs-i ga.
Mecca LUbrisaiiEg Gil,
Talio" Ca"dlas.
Steriuy
Sperm
star
Pure SaleraUrs,
Pure Cream Tartar,
Pure Sub Crab SOFA.
Mol Nutmess.
Maze,
Citron,
LaLteCurrants
CaSSia-
Gloves,
SDan'shIudisO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
CIRCULAR.
From the Marion Independent

Among the Insurance COMPANIES 81 hich bad Pol
chants, Of Hartford, Conn, and the way It takes
care of It's customers is shown by the following:
HARTFORD, May -, 1865.
!. ). REED. Sfats A0cHf.-Loss 1t Wellington,
Ohio. Examine. audif found 81 right. pay atOuee.
Z. T. LOBDELL. Sccrctar-.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
BOnnets!

From s. to So. embracing a fine assortment of
late and fashionable styles. Just reeelysd BY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
LATEST IMPROVEMENT

Having Associated ourselves with
III an Eastern Hoop Skirt Manufacturing Is
Enlistment, we are enabled to manufacture our
own Skirts from the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
Sale of Real Estate.

On Saturday, the 9th day of Sept,
" A. D. 1875. between the hours of one + four
O'Clock. P. NJ. of said day in pursuance of an order
of the Probate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio,
will offer for sale TO the highest bidder tn. follow
ing described Real Is ate TO wit Situated IN LO1.
No. 60 in Bloomfield Township Trumbull County
Ohio q bounded as follows Beginning On the West
line Of the Irumbull 4 AshtabulG, Turnpike FOdd
at the south East corner OF lands owned and Uccu-
Eied by David Snyder in 1852. Thence West on the
South line of sa d Snyders land = Rods& Is links;
thence south parallel with SAID TuraDIke road is
rods and % links; thence east parallel with the
seath line of said Snyder land . rods anf - links
to the West line Of said TCmplae road, Thence
North on the q st line cl said IuTH;ike road i
Rods 3 % links to the place uf beginning y contains
1873 square rudsof land more or less.
The Dover Estate Of Jeuusha II B We widow Of
Charles K Bowe dee. has beeL assigned an a Dor
ton Of said lands to wit: s FodS Il is links in width
from the North part of said lands a four Rods four
links from the Sruth part OF sad lands. leaving a
striD of three Rods in width runlIns east auI west
across said lands u~nmcumbCred. which three Rods
in width unincumherrd is appraised at St--S.-
That portion encountered b. dover. L. arpT ised 1T
S65. Sale TO be en- t"e premises, Terms made
known on day of s.le. SEkUSHA u, Z.
Administrative of Charles 4. BOwe, deceased.
Aug. 9. lS65.-4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

IN Obedience 10 an order OF the Probate Court Oi
TrCmbulI County, Ohio, ? sh2N GIeT 1t public Ella
on the premises III Lc-c town.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
PHANOs!!
NEW BOOKS All PORTER's
O. az. HUCKE

COTTON KNGDOM,-A travellers observa.
ton on Cotton and Slavery, in hsAmeriean states
second edition.
-.LIFEANDTIMES ofNATHANBANGSD. d
HISTORY OF METH0DISM, by stevens.
GCDJUS CANE,-(very exciting book.
BANAkD Lob Travels. inyvOls.
lRNINGS LIFE OF ASHINGTUN in 5yOls.
$40 SkEIChES OF SERMONS.
GENERAL BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS. in
German and English.
LEElfS GEOLOGY.
AMERICAN DESTINY.
REBEL RHYMES AND RHAPSODIES.-A
selection OF Songs and Ballads Of the Southern
People, by kranE Moore.
LYRICS OF LOYALTY, by Frank Moore.
DREAM LIFE AND Z ERIES of a BACH
ELOb, Dy TX. Aiarvei.
FLOWERS FOR THE PARLOR AND GAR
DEN.
D0WNING'S RURAL ESSAYS ON HORTI
CULTURE AND LANDSCAPES.
GARDENING.
iOtATI On THE HORSE.
HANNAH THURSTUN.
LEoSCLS IN LIE.
MISS GILEEkIS CAREER.
LETTERS 10 Il JUNESES.
FAITH GAhTNElS CHILDHOOD.
NuEDUN'S c. NMENTAkY.
COUNTRY LIEE AND COUNTRY THINK
ING.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

ALL Shades, tGriai" liu-iEn ~, llus-
: h]roiierej Curtair M.s.iss. Ju.t=i. Fixture
.t-.. q. E-cat variety PECK r FEuEHE#
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
WELLINGTON. June :. ISIS

Received Of the Merchants Insurance Contrary,
of Hartford. Couu- per j. ). Reed, state Agent.
Two Thousand Dollars, IL .aii, lu- PolIcy OF same
amount On our store ami WarehuUS- destroyed by
FIRE A Company which thus ltiTly and promptly
meets its losses. deserves general patronage.
STAIRS, FOCTE * co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

- iiCES-LadIv- nua 't.drvu'- Bat
- ISorsls. Gaitcrs. hid. Goat sne Calf Snlcs.a
large and well selected stock 10 which We are pre-
." ndes great inducements to purchasers.
PECE q EHNTEFE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

THE Confederate CGLONy IN Nix
ICO.-The 81. Louis Republican learns
from o gentleman who lived formerly in
Lexington, in that State, something Of
the prospects Of the Confederate colony
which Is being established in Mexico.
The one 10 lich he belongs, and TO
which he VIII .aturn, as soon a. he oan
dispose Of certain property in this State,
lies near COrdOYa, e town on the road be-
tween era Cruz ami the City of Mexico,
and about hundred miles from the for
mer place. It consists Of about dozen
large haciendas Of apparently good land,
capable Of producing cotton, coffee, cocoa
and tobacco. This land will be given
TO the settlers by the Emperor's Gov
erument, in parcels Of six hundred
and forty acres to families, and in
smaller ailOtments To single men. Ster-
ling Price, Gen. JO. Shelby, Ex-Gov.
Harris, of Tennessee, and Judge Perkins,
of Louisiana, were there at the time OF
his departure, with other proposed settlers
Of less note. Lieut.. MaUry, formerly of
the Naval Observatory at Washington
was also there, and actively engaged in
furtheriug the scheme, by drawing up a
/ report 70 be circulated in the Southern
I States, with a view of inducing parties OF
( colonists to come over and join them.
( The work Of tilling the soil had not been
/ fairly commenced, and would be post
poned until there was a suitable ac-
/ cession to their numbers. This they ex-
pected to obtain in reasonable time
/ through the medium Of MaueTs report,
and the influence Of thenewspaper which
| ex-Gov. Allen, Of Louisiana, has COM
| menced publishing in the city of Mexico
/ MaXimilian, our informant thinks, is Sc
I cure enough on his throne, provided the
( Monroe doctrine be not broadly asserted
/ By the United States. The armed re.
Z sistance Of the Liberals viii soon be over.
come, ana the opposition to him be con.
l fined to the Church party alone. Thh
I opposition, however, is not apt 20 take
/ the form Of a revolution, inasmuch a,
the Liberal party first confiscated the
4 Church property, and Maximilianis of
/ fence consists only in refusing to restor,
! it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

TRANSCRIBERs OF THE SCRIPTURES
In transcribing the sacred writings, it
has been q constant rule with the Jews
that whatever is considered as corrupt
shall be burnt or otherwise destroyed. A
book Of the law, wanting but one letter,
with one letter too much, or with an
error in one single letter, written with
any thing but ink, or written on parch-
ment made Of the hide OF an mClean ami
nal, or on parchment not property pre-
pared for that use, or prepared by any
but Israeiites, or on skins of parchment
tied together by unclean strings held
to be corrupt. No word is 10 be written
without d line first drawn on the parch-
ment, no word to be written by heart, or
without having been pronounced orally
by the writer. Before he writes the
name Of the Deity he Is required to wash
his pen no letter is permitted TO be
ioined to another; and, if the blank
parchment cannot be seen all around
each letter, the roll must be condemned
as corrupt. Even to this day it is obliga-
tory on all persons who copy the sacred
writings OF the sYnagogues to observe
strictly tnGse curious rules, as well as GER
tain others for the length and breadth Of
each sheet, and for the space 10 be left
/ between each letter, each word, and each
! section.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

ALMOST A COwHIDING.-Mondsy
evening an alteration occurred in the
Linden billiard saloon, between a well
known restaurant man and a military
gentleman, which was only blOodless
owing 10 the interference Of mutual
friends. Il appears that the military
gentleman Col, =, insulted Mr.. G., the
restaurant man, on Sunday evening, in
the presence of number Of friends, but
as the former was tight" the latter did
not resent the afront on the spot. Yes
terday morning, however, Mr. q. called
upon the ColGAal aHd demanded public
apology. The Colonel offered TO make
the apology in private, but utterly re-
fused to do so before witnesses. Mr.. q.
procured a rawhide, and meeting the
military gent Ia the above billiard room
again demanded to apology, which being
refused, he struck the Colonel one blow
over the shoulders. The latter drew mis-.
tolls, but the valiant Frenchman, not In
the least frightened, pulled his navy and
pTepared to give the Colonel q tas.A ~
actual war, when mutua.i! ss7-iiends stepned
hatween the parties and the affair was
dropped for the time.-S, Louis Demo
crQf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

DAROGHIAL sCHOOL--The Rev. Mr..
II Wheelock viii open a school for bows in the
basement Of Grace Church, fernando street on
Monday, the 18th Of November, nol2-Sta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

We the Fenians Of the United States
and other portions Of America, in Ouier
90 form more perfect union, establish
justice, In sure domestic tranquility, snd
secure the blessings of liberty for the Irish
race in ireland, Do ordain and establish
this Constitution OF the Feniau Brother
hood in the Emitted States and other por-
lions Of America
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

prehensive, and shall in no way connie
with this Constitution.
See. p. No paid officer OF me eili'al MAJ
Brotherhood shall be delegate rom \, an J
circle Of the Fenian brotherhood Witiloe
permission OF Congress, except on nusi
ness connected with their Office.
Sec. %. All resolutions constitution
and laws heretofore adopted Tor tAe gov
eminent Of the Fenian brotherhood are
onJ fbe same are hereby repealed, ant
ttfs constitution and bylaws made in
pursuance thereof, are and hencefOrtl
Shall be known and recognized as tn,
government of the Fenian Brotherhood
in the United States and other portions O
America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

49, 4 u advert isements lu the Special Notice
column viii De- charged - cents per line.
HS- Marriage and death Notices published as
other alNcT.iserlcuts-
r. All advertise rlcnts not marked for q sne-
cited time wll be discontinued az the end OF
one week.
81 All sdy1rtiseTifents for the Appeal must
be- handed in 30 the Clerk desk.
Hs- TrU1self oiueT.seHcnts mus Be- pofd Fi4
a. Edurnce.
EE No advertisement viii appear ln the
Weekly paper, unless by special contract.
Ef- Advertisements 10 he inserted in the
NeeslT paper only, or 40 Irregular intervals in
either % fhe papers. Mil De charged s. per
--la-- ~ ----- ---- every -L-.a---nn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14
CUMBERLAND PRESBETEREAE CON
EEETFraN-

We subjoin the resolutions, with
the accompanying address, mani-
mously adopted blythe Cumberland Pres
hyterian Convention, lately in session at
their church, on Court street; also the
proceedings Of the third and last day Of
that body. The resolutions and address
viii be found interesting and important,
showing the existing condition and status,
and the policy TO be hereafter pursued
by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
in the SOUTH:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-22


DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancev side
OF the Common Laws and Chaneerv court Of
the CITY of Memphis. in a certain cause therein
pending. wherein William smith is complain
ant. anu George q. Curle and are defend
ant, j will, on Tuesday. the lth day ofUecem-
Der. l865, at IL O'Clock a. n, IN mont OF Dad Eel
lows Hall, In the city Of Mempnis, Tennessee,
sell at public aucttQn TO the highest bidder. the
following properly, 70 W1t:Ihe east haL-heing
81 feet hOut-Of tWOc certain lots Of laud. lying
and being in the panty OF shelby. state or
tennessee, and City Of Memphis, being part OF
tie tract Of laudknOWn p the plan of.ourh
Memphis as blocks Nos. s. and So. designated
upon >, C. WheatOn's plan OF Subdivision OF
said tract, made by N. A. Kerr, Surveyor. en-
the 10Th Of June, $50. as lots Nos - andI. IND
bounded as follows, &c wits Beginning at the
Intersection OF the east sids % en- alley which
Is dfteen feet wide, with the north side o1 LIN
den street, and 50 the southwest corner "a lgs
No. 0-thence ~eastwardly with the aorth sids
OF Linden street 81 feet - the southeast corner
OF lot No. W-thenca~ nOrthW2ullT ~ leeE 10
the northeast corner OflOt No I-theuce west
Wardly with s. WheatOus north DqupderV
line ~ feet 70 the northwest corner Of lot 40.
e and to the hrst named alley-fhence south
wardlF with the east side Of said allies 2c51 fest
10 me begfuniuz. with an the appurtenances
thereunto belonging: the Lot hereby sold bsin
No. Il on said Subdivision.
Termsof sale-Credft Of six months. purchaser
executing bond with good security, AND a lien
retained on the property until the purchase
money Is all paid.
Title EoQd. and sale 70 be confirmed BY dec-sa
of Chancey Court, barring all right or equity OF
redemption. d. SLAUGHTER
unv2jd TruErHa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-22
Trustees sale.

DH virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed % ne
u &Irustee, by William r Chandler on the
GUN OF september, 1851 and recol9e4 IN the
registers Office al shelby county. Tennessee.
IN book IS, pages SO, SO ana ~ l9r ne purpose
ofsecuring the payment Of certain prom2ssoTy
ancffon - me hfrhest bidder. al Gne lCuu
House. IN HE town Of AAielgnf shelby eounty1
Tennessee. on Tuesday, the AKA Gay or Decem-
80 IEsi Inc following dese-ibed properly, to-
Wit. TStnr ii Shelly county, Tennessee. IN
range : sccion 3, the Ailh surveyors dlst11,
beginning at the northwest corner OF the VIM
gfon norton OF the la2 acre tract that was
5a.5aJ 10 w. @. Brooks. by Martha J. Winston.
~ n - fffh Jonuary, 1854, at q rock with onlar
and hickory pointers ana running south y
T5ein5 10 nnhs 70 a stake IS Inks south nom =
-asrlgfm markea ~ ga dQgTood potato
Srssf III chains 10 q stalks IN neiu fnGnce sonfr
Is cnzsas % HRksto Q point II onains from Z
q1eqafrass. and y InSs ss~tn ~ from = black
gum. thence west s chains 81 links u, anor,e-
stake tp q held thence 3 chains anIInEEfo =
steke 9y : salnng esppiing pointer, Thence : M
.tnAs = Slelhs lhhs tOa point By Nr. -
Taylors north fence, thence east 3 craih4 ~
stake g links north. 5 east nom adS1E1eI 49,
tree marked W 5, with q hickory pointer
thence east Domains % links 70 a pofnC bV 4
sweet gum win a sweet gum and white 6sr
- on aims 50 links 10 apopIsr nsar 49,
elme, northwest corner Of fhe w.
portion OF Mrs Anderson's home tract cf ir1f
tneuce east chains Inks TO o Sa<a nv NJ
AnderSOn's fence; thence NORTH "a cb.--aa
70 a point q links south. q wa.s -
white oaE, marked Etc; thence north 81
West enalns links 70 a pOinr u links south
> west from v walnut: fhencs so1fh ~
west " chal 2 SO inks 20 a W Wainuf of-r-r
sprouts groFlng On IL; thence south d ~est
white oak pointers. Thence norm
dogWOod with an elm painter rhenea ~---
vest : enains y link % the beginlnE co1fa5as
miles north Ofrhe town 81 RaIelgb NO
Terms easn- Hight. Of redemption waived
s"oS@s NAAew BROOKS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-22
Election N0fice.


DY virtue Of a writ of election to ne directed
/ ID by Hon. William g. BrownlOW, Governor OF
the State Of Tennessee, Iwin old an election a.
| each Of the usual voting places IN eacn ElVh
district, in Shelby county, on
December 2Sth, 1865,
for two members of the House Of Representa-
ignatfOns Of the Hon. ]. n. T0meny and Hon.
The following persons are hereby appointed
Judges ane Deputy Sherihs to mold SAID cleo
ist DltrE-Gdges, F. \. Bond, Sam. Doug
lass, Jss. Dickinson Deputy Sheriff. Thomas
81. Dltricl-Judges, Daniel Corbett, H. P.
Thompson, S. ?. Lignaw; Deputy sherih, ]. c.
n. D~sSs-te-Judge Charles Grsns5aw, ". W.
Coleman. John Harding; Deputy Shsrihs Col
III Hfa1e@Indges, F. W. Hines. James Car
roll and 2. Hester; Deputy Sheriff, n. N. Sat
5t6t Dt~s,rieL-1sG Poll, 6 Engine House-Judzes,
John Clancy, z. o. MahOney, John Turner;
Deputy sheriff. ~. Dwy6E
sd. Dib1ef-2d. Poll, E1glne H~ouse-Judges,
F.. W. Buttinghaus, NJ. Seeiig, Thomas Leonard
Deputy sheriff. 5. Morgan.
On. Dfsfriet-Judges, s. VI. Allen, r. 3. Will
ford, ". II. Sneed; Deputy Sheriff, B. ". Pryor.
TN. DistricL-Judgos, g. N. Bartlett, E Publ
man, J. b. Mercer Deputy Sheriff, james Hol-
sH. Dstrfa-Judges, F. P. Thomas, J. N.
Thompson, s. c. Horne; Deputy sherin, :. r
OK. Dlt4eL-Judges, NJ. Rogers. NJ. Z WI
1ams,W w. II. Weber; Deputy Sheriff. n J.
I0th. DistrietLr. c. BisekIey, B. B. Newell, ].
Applewhite; Deputy sheriff. b. irpy. VIC
10. DtStrfct.@gudges, WI walker MI
Harrison, J. d. Townsend Deputy SheflA' d
r Els.
lah. D6arieL-D. Pearson. J. v. Eiam, Thomas
Holman; Deputy Sheriff, ID. Hlde6rano.
ISLh. D&trfa-Judges, squire walton " l.
Lundy, L. Lawrence; Deputy Shernn' d w
Ia Dstret-1s1 Poll, ; Engine House
INDIES. n a. Hamilton. Michael Burke, John
p r3hin. Deputy sheriff. Y, ". Louis.
1efb- Bfzf4ct-M. Poll, z Engine House
Indres- Martin Kelly, d. Wlhaberlyt w. W.
Homes Deputy Sheriff. Joseph TagE.
15f6 Dsd-la-Judges, r. b. Miller, 3. II.
GIisson. Dr.. Thomas; Deputy Sheriff, ". B.
IS6. D~Iariek-Jedges. E.. Brooks, J. H. Good
lett, ". Moore; Deputy Sheriff, B. W. Brooks.
i7th. DEMONSTRATING Smith. Jerry Massey.
A.. 4. Douglass; Deputy Sheriff, Erwin Oak,
ley.
be required in all thingf to comply with the
laws OF tho State defining and limiting ne eIee-
tive franchise. Deputy sherims will make Their
returns TO me at the Sheridis Once IN me
Grssnlaw Block, Second street, Memphis.
?. N. WINTERS.
osczt9 Sheriff Shelby County.