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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

Nearly all the dealers reported a quiet ia!
yesterday, although the weather was fine an,
blaze, with ell he charm Of the southern an
tpmn. but The late aains have made the road
difficult OF travel. Our quotationssb show seyera
changes TINS morning, but they are generally
-unimportant.
Begging and Rope-Are still very nrm. Rope
has slightly advanced.
ceeese-Very firm and advancing. sales u
boxes English Dairy at Dc; : boxes w K a
"A cents.
Corn Meat-Has entirely lost it, b~uoynncy,
and some sales are made at a lower rate; sales
Of : bhls. at s. 30.
Fl0ur.-A steady customers business doing.
some changes will be noticed in our quotations
Fish.-MackereI has not made the advance
Eastern statements led us 70 expect; prices are
something lower, as viii be seen by quotations.
Nab-N0 change and hm. cut spikes are
higher.
LGrd-Lard has fallen in Cincinnati a is
lower here.
Cope Lj1ie.-Is scarce and high Ohio is COM
ing more into usc-.t Is inferior, but the price IS
much lower.
Oas-Generally unchanged. Coal oil Is lower
Lard is higher.
ProrisionS-Generaily less firm. We reduce
the quotations for shoulders. some new hams
are coming In, but they are scarce.
SoGp.-our quotations show "a slight change.
ToJaeoo-A good business doing at unchanged
rates.
RofGtocs.-Are lower. Sales 20 barrels Peach
Blows al 50 20.
FSed.-Sales Of 40 bales Common Of So; 80
sacks oats at 5eIc and IT'S sacks at 55c.
Ggee-Sales . sacks at usse.
Imports.
FridRy.-Ths imports OF yesterday, as
copied from The books Of the Merchants Ex-
change, we're as follows
paron . cauk go4for ma halee
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Poor Of u city and the approach.
Ing Winter.

THEIR BFpLORABLE C0NDTTTON-R0W
THEY THE IND WHAT THEY Dn
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70yresp0ndsHce oTHc 81. louis RepHbiicoH,
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.

Important to 81. Louis Of Commercial In
~tercOUrse Nth arkansas, and Plrticu-
larry 10ith White River,
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SAD AcCDESr-YTe regret 10 learn
that Mr. Geo. Gibson, well known IN
rhis community as a grocery merchant,
met with a very severe accident this
morning, while descending the stairs
leading 20 the second floor Of the building
occupied by Ber-cher d schultz, on Main
street he made o misstep, was precipi-
laiei to the bottom Of the stairs, receiv-
ing mlu-ie % a very dangerous, II not
fatal nature.
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No Honey in the City Treesury-Arc
Their Suacrgngs 90 te D-isreEarded?
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REPREsHAENT.-GRynsO encampmeni
Of Odd Fellows was al a cOnvivial re
freshment last night at the Delmonico
the proprietor, Mr.. Gilbert, being tn,
host. The press was toasted. Response
were terse. The Grand Master Of Odd
Fellows was called to the floor. He gave
a very encouraging though brief state
ment Of the prospects Of the Order. Al
an early hour tite gGGdlg party separated.
SELLING FIREARMS TO MrNORs.-Om-
Ger Colbert yesterday arrested II. H.
Briggs tor selling firearms to minors con-
trary to the spirit OF the cIty ordinances.
The case will be tried this morning before
Recorder Creighton.
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FRUIT TREES.
KOen Dc BJedsOe,
PROPRIEToRs or THE
SHELBY
AT


Offer FOR sale a choice selection OF Fruit Trees.
Of varieties best adapted to ths climate Of the
southern and Western States, at the following
prices:
.APptes-An immense stock, embracing All the
choice southern winter apples - centseach. So
per 100; $50 per so, our selection $50 per 1000,
our selection. pcurs-Ofer 1900 standard and
dwarf, pretty trees and best varieties, - cents
each so per 100, our selection. PeGches-Iight
stock but choice trees, 80 cents each. Iftpns-7J
cents each. fheFFies-0 cents each. Aprfc0tq-
IS cents each. Clrraats-G cents each. G0ose-
beTT1es-&i etg each. RnsBbeTries-I Gus. each.
GrdpeS-O cts. each. LnlCt0n Btuckberrica-2I
cents each. Wilson's dfbanB SfrQebcrrg-5l
cents per dozen.
At these rates, IL ulJaf be Cdah to as al the
Nursery, or responsible city acceptance.
For further particulars, address at Collier
VILE, Tenn, or EOEN q BLEDSOE,
Commission Merchants.
nOv5 2wl 24 Front street, Memphis Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns- swans Down Trimmings, at Francisco a
Virgins. movie Nv
81 Buhalo and Buggy Robes. at Francisco d
Wiggiu'E movie lw
LADIES F~uGs-Ladies' Furs! Ladies' Fuus
Ladies' Fars!!l a. the Memphis Hat Com
panys- hoNA q"
NEW GO0Ds-Just received, at Mack Bros q
Bohm, No. two hundred and sizty-ono Main
street Fashionable Coalzs, shawls, Breakfast
Capes, Balmorsls, and a general assortment oi
plain and fancy Dry Goods. noyio--~
rE Ladies. call aud see the display Of Furs a.
the Mempbi. Hat C~ompany's. noVll w
ns- New styles oil Jackets and sacques al
se~essel's, opposite Court square nov5 1T
or IsrEREsr TO THE LADus-Au kinds OF
plain ana lascy sewing done TO order ON the
Grover & Baker machines, Iu the approved
style and At short notice, by Miss K. Warner
AL the saIesr0om Of the Grover q Baker sewing
Machine Co., 800 Main street, mp stairs. Plain
stitchingaud mcllng at Eve CENTS per yard
Fmbroidering, cordisge, bralding, quilting etc.
~ equally los rates. hoi'-H'
Jrzr REcyrvED-Broadway sacques and Bias
quines az A.. Seesseis. noH II
sB Ladies Furs. Capes, victorues, Berthos
ToImas. Cuns and Nuts Of every shape and
tyle. az the Memphis Hat Companys.
noylI Iw
NJ. Gents Beaver Couars and Gauntlsts, al
Francisco 3 Virgins. movie ~
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FORMERLY with Speed, Donoho 4 Strange
i takes pleasure IN announcing to his Old
/ friends that he Is now located with the house o
Nixon, Wood & Co, S2 Main street, aud would
] b. pleased 70 see them, MOVIE lw
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o FEMALES!
A Medicine adapted to your Wants.
ENGLISH
Bitters.

Abeautifnt and highly concentrated Medi-
cinal Compound, extracted from Roots and
herbs indigenous TO a southern soil, and pre-
pared fog all
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Female Complaints

Which are 50 common in tho Mississippi Valley.
It is confidently IN Painful,
Suppressed or Irregular MenstruatiOn, Lsuchor-
rhosa or Whites. ChI0rosis or Green Sickness,
Prolapsus or Falling OF the Womb, liberation
and Debility OF the Womb HyStSria or Hys-
terics, Melancholy, Swimming and Gtduiness Of
the Head, Palpitation OF Heart, Headache,
Pains in the Side, Back and LOtns, Diseased
kidneys and Bladder, and all diseases peculiar
to Females.
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John 4. Dickinson,
QOf Louisville, Ky)
New City Carpet Store

No. 2se1 Second st. MEMPHIS, TENN.
IMPORTER and dealer In every description OF
i Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods eX-
clusiYely, al bought for cash Of manufacturer
and importers. My stock IS large and well Sc
lected, and viii be sold at reasonable prices, 10
cash buyers, and consists In part as follows:
Rich Royal Medallion Carpets English and
American Velvet do; Do do Tapestry Carpets
BigelOw Body Brussels Carpets; Extra Three
Ply do; Tapestry Ingram do; Two Ply and all
Wool do; Hemp and Stair do; Rags and Door
Mats In great variety; BrOcetel ami Satin Cur
tain Damaak All Wool and WorSteu Curtain
do; Canton Cloths; Win and supper Cloths
Floor Oil do, 3 10 is feet wide; Stair and Table
oil do; Bookings; Druggets; Crumba and Fell
Cloths: Lace and Muslin Curtains; Widow
Cornices; Curtain bands and Curtain Fixtures
and a variety of goods too numerous to men,
ton. A competent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

kI1coRDEE's CoURT-A very refresh
ing decrease IN the number Of drunks
and misdemoanor- is ~perceptible bv
CHANGING over the Recorders docket from
day to day, within uRe past couple Of
weeks. Only eleven eases were up for
trial, before Recorder Creighton yester-
dav. mostly trihing Offences, from which
ninety-one dollars fines and costs were
collected snd added to the city treasury.
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CRIMINAL OOURE.-A lev cases OF mis-
demeanor constituted the business be
fore this Court, yesterday
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Hdcdnt Lot.


About two years ago l saved from being
burnt account books, ledgerS. protest books, and
others, all belonging 10 persons to me unknown.
There are about thirty volumes May be seen
at B.. b. Barnes Office, attorney a. law, p Madi-
son street. In some Of the books the name Fer
guson, Neiu & Co. appears.
uoIf3ta JOHN GORNIAN.
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A. d. F~FdHhJGRd,
GENERAL AUCTION & COMMISSION
No. 81 second Street, jefferson Block,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

TONsTGNaIENTS Of merchandise solicited.
4 Ample Storage room for all classes Of mer-
chandis'i. Fne accommodation for cOmmereial
travellers, with stocks for sale. All business at
tended TO VIII dispatch.
On consignment for jObbing purposes, Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, No
TONS. ITswers, Hosiery, Handkerchief, Cut
lery. EImbioideries, SuspendeTs, Glassware
Wines. LIQUORS, Tobacco, Segars.
Wholesale dealers and retailers would do well
to call. a. Z. FARMLAND,
nOv5-lm 2i Second Street.
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az Larse consignment of Ladies Furs iu
received az the Memphis Hat Company.
hovillW
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable g. Desirable Farm
In DeSoto County. Miss.

In DeSoto County, Hiss,
CONSISTING OF EIGHTHJNDRED ACRES.
Oone-half cleared and balance well timbered,
thirteen miles from Memphis and two miles
south Of Pigeon ROOst Road. with good improve
ments: also. mules and stock. O good black
smith shop, tools and agricultural implements
included, IN q desirable acighb0rhOOd.
ALSO-A desirable farm. consisting OF one
thousand acres in DeSOto county, fourteen
miles from Memphis and four miles south of
Pigeon EOOst Road, susceptible Of being divided
into five small tracts, with plenty OF timber,
I'VE hundred and nifty acres cleared, with good
fencing. weuimprOved, nne orchard, good well,
plenty Of stock water, q good gin and Clubhouse
and a dwelling that cost S3,5tl Apply TO
JDHN II. TAYLOR,
noli-iWl At +. Miller & Co.'S, Ayres Block.
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HoRsE STEALING.-A notoriously bad
character, known as Jackson Mitchell,
colored was yesterday arrested by de-
tective officer Nahony, on a charge Of
h-orse-stealine. His examination vii
take place before Recorder Creighton
To-day.
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OST--On the 10Th instant, either on Main or
LAdams street, my pOcket-bOOk, containing
about seven hundred dollars in United States
currency, and a cheek on PriEc & Bell, Of st.
Louis, drawn by W. >. Wisdom, of purdy, in IA
vor.OfH, WI Pool; also, contained an invoice OF
hats bought Of W. II. Wheaton. I will give a
liberal reward for the recovery Of said book.
D. ". WISDOM,
Boli-lW"l At Jno. b. Reed & Co.'S.
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The hny-three acres lies southeast Of the
City, about four miles, adjoining the place OF
NJ. T. Ball, Esq.
For particulars enquire Of
JOHN PARK.
Mayor
or 2. NJ. DICKINSON,
uOl5-lr GBmutrDllpr-
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cotton STEALISG.-This lucrative
business has been carried 70 excess, lately,
scarcely d day passing, but n or more
arrests are made for tie ctfense. Gilbert
Walton thought he would try his hand,
and while trying, 'sas arrested aHd
lodged in jail, by officer Colbert He viii
be examined before Recorder Creighton,
llis morning. aud very likely be held
over 70 the next term Of the Criminal
Court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

MEETING OF THE MEMBERS or THE
BAR.-At a meeting of tho Members Of
the Bar, in this city, held at the Court
House. yesterday morning 40 ten o'clock,
IN relation 70 the resignation Of Judge
". n. smith, Henry o.. Smith was, on
motion. called to the chair, and Gen.
Wallace requested TO act as secretary.
On motion Of T. 5. Ayres. Esq, a COM
mittee Of five were appointed 70 call upon
and request Of Judge W. NJ. Smith tnG
=uz1ension Of his resignation, until some
thing can lee done in reference to the
courts BIZ the Legislature, Is There IS al
present a biz pending before that body
Increasing very materially the salaries OF
Iudpes Of the different state Courts.
The committees were appointed by the
Chairman, Henry q. Smith, bsqn and
consisted Of the following gentlemen
NIeserz c. Eortlecht, VIM. Wallace, }.
a. Nooe. A. Wright, and Judge swayno.
On motion, The Chairman was added 70
the COMMITTEES. ThereupOn the meeting
adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

Go TO TnEATs-If you are in want Of agri-
cultural implements Of any description, go to
Treats on Madison street, near bayou bridge.
The articles are Of his WI manufacture, and
warranted for everything they are represented
% be. CAN on him and examine his stock be-
fore you go elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

Real Estate For Sale.

In accordance with the foregoing resolution,
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen November
18th, we invite bids for the tracts Of land u
ngine mentioned. The land IS within
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BANK CIRCULATION AND DEPOSITS.
2sn. Bank dep. permonth -I-2fOfI per cent
81. Bank capital, per month l-2iOf
~. Bank circulation, per
month. l-l2Of
81 Bank circulation, eX-
ceeding 50 per cent Of
apital in addition. It OF
"a. Bank circulation. eL-
ceediug average OF six
months preceding
july ]. 1884. In addition 10 of
PASSPORTS.
Ok Passports, each, 500
T8SlE. Substitutes furnished
BY brokers, each 10 %
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Three or Four Miles Of the City,
Good Improvement

The Home for the Homeless contains abou
eighteen acres with
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Tribute Of Respect.
- M

ID. Gents Beaver Couars and Gauntlets. al
E-anaI.co & MiggIn.s. movie Nv
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BIC FIRR.-If You wish % eSs = r-,sood cheap
have yoor trees topped II you want your trees
topped, address "Tree Topper care Box sTs
Memphis p~ostonaeerA = rE
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re- otter Hats. Beaver Hats, and Soft Hats, In
endless variety, at Francisco & Virgins.
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Mrs.. G0GEN's.-Lsdies, go 20 Mrs. Gogen's, on
Main street, between Adamsand Jefferson, and
select from her large and beautiful stock your
wants in the millinery line. The quality Is the
best and the style the latest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

FridRy.-Ths imports OF yesterday, d
copied from The books Of the Merchants "a
change, were as follows
Bacon I cask, Cotton IA bales,
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and business.

Weather and Business.
Business on the landing yesterday was dull.
The weather was exceedingly pleasant, and
he mud, under the rays OF old Sol, is beglnning
20 disappear.
The river still continues to rise, AT the rate OF
about egiht inches during the past twenty
four hours.
The arrivals and departures al the landing
have been unusually few.
During the past uwenty-four hours the follow
.ng have been the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

Bs- Black and White Checks. new styles. al
Seessei's. novl7 1T
EB New style Of Hats Just received, nj Fran
cisco Virgins, zoe Main street.
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rs Ladies' Furs, the largest and best assert
ment in the city, at the old standOf Franeisco
& Virgins n0vi6 w
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re- A large assortment of PIaids Dress Goods
at seessel's. noyI7 l2t
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GaeeFES Aagp

~ VF'n- Of >nhdrY wis Of Yerditoai Expones s
aa' L7ydTl FaSIa> TO NJ directed there VIII h sold
., the Count House, "a the borough OF Bedford On
SH."fday ihe ! III dsy of F. uaIy. a q. 1856. a,
!" o.ciock, a VI, h tciioa.as tra, ~stair. w:
0' i"lo~Ins described baitG'ug 4Gf 10; of arouad
OF James Iiossla owner snd contfactor, VIZ: ur-.
.A'n ifA"e o. pi"nH dwelling house ore sro,g and ,
sHi h'sh' iuate ~ ths tow, ship oi St CLAIR. ia
'H~ village 'i Pleas ia fbe county azores H.
co"I-'"lhs oG tfoj't - feet and in ,l-rth .i,t..r
'se' Hno The iot oI cur'ia2e arPer5aiIIng taken m
execution as the property Of ja5ug, C.os,ic.
AL>o-Ooe ffsci Of lsnd coa1aInlns o., srr.,rad
aer-' more or less, about 80 acr-s cleared and mr.
Se, tree with story ami half 10. bolse, )ey
s'fa thereon erected, situate IA West Z oyieatca
lo~h'a'P, BrdioTd county, and taken in exect,t,o.
me property Of Fredrnck Friend
hLso-Onr lot ct sr u with dwelling honss
r Na'r out buildings THEREON erected s,;usfa IN
- 1oIoush Of BecloId, adjoining lop Of Io5s MI.
~ aud wife on tbe est, and tronting Ea,t Pr,
U'''' a"d taken IN execution as lac property Of
AsTs'n Miller. VI
l.. JOHN ALDsTAOT, Sheriff.
"~l'etdt January i3 1863.
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All persons interested are hereby uetifed tbs,
me i0'lo"ins accoH2tdHts nave lied thei accounts
IN The Registers office of Bedford county. nd that
The same vii! b. prsSented 10 the Orphans Cont m
ard for said county. Tuesday, ih- l4rb dsv Of
february frxt, at tne CouI. House ia Bedford for
confirmation;
/. The account Of Michael Dehi, adnjri,trator
OF the estate Of Nicholas DIehl, late of Col.rsin
to"G>hip- deceased.
2. The faal account OF Henry Waststone admin.
,straior OF the estate Of Daniel Mems IT,, late of
Monroe township, decreased.
3. The 3ceonnl OF rhom s Hols;1gsr ,,,..o
for 'he sale Of the real estate OF Geo. NJ losinger,
late Of ST. Clair township. deceased
4. TIE sccouat 81 Andrew B. Snowberger sd-
m.htsiTa'or OF Tne estate OF II.zeNiaa Il Miller.
late ot South Nood5errY township, deceased
g. n final account of @ichsel Sleigbrar and
S"oMos Frtght, adfninist arors Of The estate or
Da"t-l Sieshtrr, late Of East Providence towusbin
deceased. -
o. The account o! Thomas S. Ho'.iuger. admin
Io'rafor de bonls noI cf John RouaebuSb. la+s oF
Union townst ip. deceased.
7. The account Of J. w. Lingenfalter, E,o. adj
uim,tF Tor wI'h the will aon-x-d of Am FI;r,
Cox, late Of the hCroug Of BEDFORD deceased
The account Of ia. Bu ms and E.naRus Stat.
eT, executors Of the lsSt Viii and stansnr of Is
Bans LATE of Juniata township deceased.
8. The account of Jacob 9. Furry. stmipistra,or
OF the estate Of John B. Furry, late OF Napier town
ship drcsated.
Tns frat account of Jacob Walter and Iscon
p, liner, executors Of the last vii and fasiao,ap,
- Ers..-lck Berkh liner, late of ST, CIarsyiiis-
BEDFORD csup.y, deceased,
y. Z. SHANNON, Register.
January 90 1865.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

To the Coron.r, tae Justices of The P' ace, md
Constabfss in the d,f@ent iorashtps in tie
County Of Bedjora Greeting.
KNOW YE, that in pursuance Of a p7ecept
to me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon ALEX KING, President of The several
Courts Of CommoK Pleas in the Sixteenth Dis.
tict, consisting Of the counties OF Franklin,
uIton, Bedford and Somerset, Gal by virtue
OF his Office Of the Conrt OF Oyer AMI TeEmin-
and General Jail delivery for the trial Of caa-
III! aud other offenders therein aud in the Gen
eral Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace
and SAMUEL DAVIS ana JAMES BURrs, Jr..
EsqrS, Judges Of tie same Court in the same
county OF Bedford. You and each Of you are
hereby required to be and appear in your proper
persons with your Records, Recognizances, Ex-
aminGtlons, and other ren,eiBbrances tef,re the
Judges aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court of Oy-
er ami ItTAiner and General Jail Delivery anl
General QnHrter Sessions Of the Peace therein
10 be holden for the county Of Bedford, afore-
said on ,he secoad Monday Of February, tbeing
The l3fE day } at % O'Clock in the forenoon *
tina; day, there and then to do those things to
which your several offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford. on the
10Th OF January, in tho year OF onr Lord $50.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Sheriff 5 Office, Steg;ff.
Iap "a
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Estate of Esoherf El,,rr .,ae.s


A an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and
Tor t"e c'u"fy OF Bedford on the 2lsr dav of I o.
yr.nb=T' a. u. 1854 before The Judges OF ths sand
\oSi'' on m1hon OF John Palmer, the Count grant ii
r'f o" the heirs aGi lrsal representatives Of Rob
EFT Elder, late IF Middle uodbrIrv iown, hii, de-
eeastli, 10 WI: Josiah s Elder, 2 l. George Elder
- nary, w'i- OF john. Farerhaugh, Itb, tl,rry $
sI'tt' Oh, william tIder 6, h. Isaac EiGfr y
DAME. Elsr sih, Robert ;. El5.r. o,h N,ii.Js
c'IFT' ioth, Fhz"brTk i-id-T, a ui;"r. aud H.rneh
p 1-f "'do", T. he oni app-sr an OfpEars' COAT
!" DE- ht'd al EeG"!! ~ aid or ~ co-uiy Of Bed!
I"F'' o" The Pad MoGday. (lhrh t4l) oi Frbi.,sry
h,H, TO accept o. refuse - tsks III rral >,at- Of
s''h 'rcess"a ct tue .lu2fIoa wbrrb hs> brsu val
u-1 a"d eppTa'-et 40 pursuance o. wit of r4ftl-
@ 'Lo" 81 <ai'a ION ISSUED oui # SAL Cagl ard
to the SbsTH Of sal. cort.y Directed. G., sho, ,.,
why the saGe shoui1 ret - sod
"a testimony Wh-feOf save h4rrroto SET nv
pend and he zeal Of The SAID Co,rt al B-aia7d. The
<'st day Of November. a, y 1901
Q. f.. SHANNON, Clerk.
At'e''-JoHN ALnsrAOr, Sheriff. flea. 49,
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AYERS
C3THARTTC Pills

rosaefs so many advantages over the otlr Y1irsa
tvcs tae market, and their slp%Iiog v!rtnas
- IElscrsaily LE.asru. that we need net DO nlor9
tn1 assncc tAc ruhlic their grH, i2ai:.sil'ec
cTl3, iAe best II ever hrs een, and tilRt the:
inay 10 Gepen4lld Cd al 1-@s they l-sso eves
done
Prepared 'g- ]. C. AVER, Ii. D., & CO.. Losyen.
sTlse., ,I.d bo-d y
3, F Harry Bedford, !. r. GOWN. soheiss oare
J. VI B.Tn}ollar, R,oody Run J.. Paft, Stansts-
toxin; G. B. Ami>k, ST. Clai7svi.le; b. Stonss,
Woolb4rry &. Ralston, Water Street; ard deaiers
'evsr!SasEr. luiy !, 1884.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-27
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F3LU4BLE RE.7L EST4.rE
~ ';t'9e Of an order Of the 0rphans' court of
Stdfo'd County, The uldfrsipnsG ,",I on for
r n. 90 Ies premises, in Cumberland y,Iey IN.
all &c ton7ty, on Tuesday January 3,st, fSG5.
~, W. ioia"lng described properly Of Ann Rose.
a, ~ 'A's OF the Township of Couber aud v Hey,
TRACE OF LAND
so',.,.t 'shfs OF abraham MrCislland ard other,
r,,,,., 's 70 Acr-S sttct measure, about . acses
Ia,rs. aud uaJer ieace, VITA ;og dwelling house
SINS Cash, at conf nation OF Sale.
asy. g "a o,ci3ek, ~, Of said
kna., Il. AtCODEMUS,
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