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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-10-26

For the ofsce Of Drainage Commissioner.
notes cast. 7
For and against the Special 4 Mil TX,
there were three hundred and seventy one
votes cast.
For and agnins. tn" Bond 7 az, there we're
three hundred and seven votes cast.
For funding the outstanding ind.btedn ess.
there were twenty four votes css', which
were castdbs the persons stated in the fol.
lowing schedule. ,o-~i,:
! County Judge.
IO)
| ed~ay.................. ........................22l
o"''f.
Lieo"r" .............s...............
VI Io' l
!. Smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |
Sheriff.
n'hHs"orth
Scattering IL
Surveyor.
baSiS
N"''s
S'o..... ~
County Supt Of Schools.
'ihR o. -"
T.ngiey ...................' .''''......'....'....
r;.,.- -.~~ ...254
~. ;,u '37
80 ">
Drainage Commissioner
C,.rtng Observation-Disclosures. 49,
r r The ,perin, tour mill tax fundamentally
Az aust 50
For ihe bond tx ............................. .>I
Against ~
F'r tut d,ug O"'>'nnd'n. nu-; t-dn-.s go. "A
We the unders - cd members "' the Board
"f Supervisors, aud * Eco Roard OF
Count, Cansa.srr- tor ,ii Court do here
~ GRITTY that IT, to,ts ing is q correct xh
.t,art of ,h- s,te- Ia: 1T the afnesnid
E,t ct.n',, acrnnd,"g {, he Pol, Books re-
turned rom the several Tow ships IN laid
county
w. fu t'.-r ct,,ii,. ,.t h. aid Election,
the fo'Inw'"s p-t,',n- ~ese daily .i-c,. d t."
h cHi e. sE"d urpo-it" ,htlr RESPECTIVE
Ate~: @~
JOHN II S"t e, 'ou"tv Judge.
n IA 'In +. SMITH. tonn,y rr. asnr.r
George king-no',h. SneriH.
Chni-. Watt, Cpnnty Surveyor
Ma',h.n rinsl-y. Sap, Com. Schools.
Ohve G. Fish'r, " Co on-r
Samuel Il Day Drainage Commissioner
And ~- further cer.f, that the sp' rial 4
mii TAX was carried and we herphy order
The Clerk 10 have til. same put on the Tax
LIS, for r,l-c ion
Ia /, s'imony Whereof We have hrr. u
t" set oar han!. and cruise ini, /, .e At
test d by the Chris ani s-aled by ,h- S. al
o. 'h~ Il nri Of Snp"rvi-",- ot s.Id C,un,y
At l5th d., "f . Der 1857
JOiiE " LEWIS, Pres /, n,
W D. >QUlRE>
A /, GRAVES
M-m"'r OF III" Board + SIP rv,>ors ""i
ex "tIi 10 Is 'srU I ".,'y C.nv..s-rs
l.. ) Ares: r J LAMBERT.
t. . B,.nti II >ap.r, ,os
On m 't.on the f,!I"~,n. Bills were allow
ed
Mrs. Chas. Leonard. hc.rting pauper jas
Ward from July 22i 67 20 Sept.
30,h '67. $50 90
John Rose boarding pauper. Will OF $4,000
John ftzg'bbnn, judge of election
Sioux city TIP IS 90
s. Rohinsln, do $50
Chas r. Booge. do $500
Geo. W. Gtsmberlin clerk do $40
}. N. pnckne,, do 500
d. Z. Yeomsns judge Of election,
Woodbury. 400
C. ). lIolmah d" 400
Wm. Clark do 400
5. Foster, clerk, 40
l. &. Wnodfard 10 400
n. d >q''i'es ju !gc Of election Little
Sioux. 400
" J. R"gers do 400
F. l.. Smith do 400
NJ. J I. JeDners clerk 400
W. W. McDenall do 4 4rO
II. Brewer judge "f do Lake:ort @ 400
W. d. Brasie!d do AGO
Jacob Van Order do @-> 400
J. Grev'lle, clerk 400
J. Allen do 400
Geo. Esar,s ju &c o do Il OK. 40
tnhn k"h!hanf do !. 400
&. ". Hepburn do 400
". J. Hepburn Clerk 4,uJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

oxFoRp ss-At Caurf ofProi,sts he'd ~ P.,-
- ~fthtn snt Sc the Couafs 81 oal.s, "a, the
- Iuc-siay oi Novetiiicr a. ID. I~67.
IN The reffHsn of FuiINA n. HACON Nd
~ 90 30 Stephen naron. isfe u Ore-s~sod
iu sad Nouaiy. deccs--d. pras ing O. al ails~-
ancc or n the Irr-u4f estate of her late hu-hssf-
Ordered, Tat the said Frffin.er give nafirs
Cd al lsrsons isissesiec o. csssinz COP, I'd this
arirr to O. puh.-hei three ueeks suoccssivrfv IN
tar psi,rd Drt-orrHt o. nfed Id fsri.. that thcy
lar appear "a iioi ste Cnurtto L. hsff 80 PARIS
u-Sf. at Cen o'clrck in the f,rcuooa. and sho-
r-susf % sag they have ~hy the ss1-e .bould aot
D. gIauted.
a. N. WALKER. Jufrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06
e2le @
ELIAS VI. CARTEG.


COURT BILL
CerSrr 90 OxToEu t1 FrtAs CAnrrr.
$50 bn
T. 80 uii.rs travel ra.l frs a dave aftru lan~~
.i J.au,l ,t.aar..i Tom so Oh
T. 80 uir- frsrri art fhrsr fats' aftr-I-
au-r 90 N..r- .s,.a.-,l ra.. y ODD
T. 80 al..ss r.aVrI -aI Sos l.ts' sffrn lance
81 NJ, Term Is 90
IT, - n'Fs travel aa.i TO ave atirnlsncc
aI Jaar t. .alnr. Teen n Cd
To 80 ni.r- travel aai t.af .ils' atic- Iruc-
af ~rpf-rsfrr IrIal L. I'D
T. - nike travel sut thrre -s,sf au-uI.
80. ., 90 Na'rH.t-sr s.J,sal-l Tern n 90
IT, 30 u..es travel fni 80, a .Iss-' sfrraI.
a-or ii nr-raher a. Isars.l Terra - 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

Cursrrf,s IrvEr The aiics heior-
,-r OBJ thr tnisrrsa'ist society. in Norway.
a-r r-crrrioc f,I che annaai Chrismas f-.-
ti,I O. Del hoiien az Concert HAL. 81 al
o,,n.n-, 10 Co. lifh. 4-.h. a-l 25L. 4
Cooi time NAV D. expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06
Commissioners Bills.
THE COUNTY OF OXFORD.
To ELIAS VI. CARTER. d..

To ELIAS VI. CARTER N.
- .... 60.
- - Fast
tz..s
- r. -ar.rr
=. l.t
.s 80 -,
- -
90 ~ -,
n "a 81,
~
s.-.
Ih-r.i
49,.
L. "A 49,,
49, '.--
49, 49,, 81 F.'-
A.. - ,...-- '..l. =
4. - - ~
ss- -. % 49,
20. =. %
''.'' ''," 'ih-
- On it-'-i'' 90
.rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06
SNOLiNDER'S ENTRiCT BUCm

ErDNEN pE~r. aST q.
AA4 hsuCum4tIc Dlfgcultics
tfirr 30 Sold Ivcuuhrfr.
DIELEIsH. Ws. Dr.. Cal.
eel fr.rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

oae oi he CogrnF Cor-nissi1ncrs d. nd Coauf.
and uat- 9th 90 ~ uufh 81 th- ahov~ s~r,-..t-
~ ban rcn.i.rcf sd --lfscrit.si
va X. kiMEAfL. CHA %
Jstrc.ii C1urls for Oxflrd 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

oNFoar. ss.-Ats Court 81 Proir.ie bid "a par
us wfhfa and for re Cauuiy 81 Osisrf. on The
ti'rt lufsrlsf ol NoFsuiier. ID. l-67.
oHN WALKER. tdauiHistrafor ne estate
~ n W .arhcr iiuirhfns. hte - Lowell. iu -aid
Dsufs. c-cra-~d b. havtu- rrczeniel he 6r-f .ns.
Sal tccuunf ai alir.tsf.tsl 81 he estate of said
tleor,srd &C. siioWancc-
orirred. hat ere siid drlrni'r give noiice 10
iil rcr-aus fnfcrrsf~t, o. cturiug e. copy ~ thfs
order ta o. na'ii.hcd three v-sks surcessiveiU be-
ih- oNisrf b-nocratf ri iufcd "a faris thai th~y
'uHy appear at "a Probate Coufi fa 81 h~lt az Par
is ta -ail Cluaf,. oa th~ 81 Tu-sd.v OF Drcrruirr
rrx'. af ten O'Clock Boz th~ lofcnoon, snd -hrw
-'r-- % trf fh~y h-fe, -hy the saus shouid act
i.r allowed.
Al. WALKER. Jadr~
I've copN-aIle.I D. = n1nns. nrgIstrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

OxFouD sF-Ata Court of Probate held atPsr-
ls arhia Fni f,r the Couufy a Oxf.rd 90 the
81 Uaesf4v oi Noveuii-rr. 4. ID. l-61.
(fATuEElNEF FpN. aaaei ENccutrix in
Y f crrfaia fa-ifuHnruf raruorfiuc f1 hr thr Lisf
vrtH anf tesfsulcar oi -AkAu fO>S. Bate 90
Enfarft i1 ssf. cl.Irff lrClt-el, haFiag pressed
OF f.a slrr 90 probate.
erIersd. fhrf he said Execufrtx give aoticc to
a r-rsans iafrre-trd bg csasiag cops ol thrs of-
f.rIn Dol rn'.Ifshet fhree weeks .s-fVe'f ia
fhr nNalf urr.rraf. nrerrarer rrinfed at Pa
ris in safl cpu1iy, thHi thrY 1sy appear af fru-
i..fr lna.I fa br hrlt af Pane ou tIr y bod u-
.ffr 30 H. arsf. st fra e'ciact o. 80 forrnoul
ial -ha~ cHu-r o 49, fhfy have. shf ihe saai-
. anr.l 30 o. Iasrrd. Approved, cot allowed
fto it.t Wir sll Pc aniraf af .aif irrraa.f
4. 20. WAikEK. Jsdrr.
AIrar -srF -aftest. j r iionnf. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

oNFoNp. ss-At Cosrt - PROBATE h~Is -
fafl-. sithia snt for fhe Ccunts 81 o. ord
- tae lard 4 scsasy 81 Noscu.lcr a. ID. ls67.
lthN LAilibEE. Guardiaa Of ssrah J.
- iealnas a. als-. minur childr-n 49, s~ir u
- l,'@ta Ih,uias, lsts 81 N~xics. IN sarf Cosatv.
hfriug preceded BE FRI saf 6uaf ac-
sas.e.tnship of -sif yards g. alo~an-ss
Ns-e',i' IA a. said esardiaa gise noti.s
orl'er. % ~ puhtshed me. -. ..--e....,,.l.
~ the oNiord Democrat prist-d "a F.si. ~ I'D
'ouHt} that they may apIsar "a a Pr,ists C.,,.rt
% 30 held ~ f4ris o1ths - fucsday "a Dec~a's
neSt. "a ten O'clock in the forrnoon. snd shs-
case. % aay taeg have, - By the sameshouid 40
b. sfovcd.
A. ~ WALKER. yrare.
Ara coPy Attest J :. uoHHs. Rrgi.isr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

y TT -" I||TI.
TIE y. al. HUBBARD. DIR.

1895
hsf at-fo 80 mii~s travel 49,. H., a.,
Wet ~tonchanl aai lasck - -,
tlon oi Joha Palns, aad o.h-fs - %
" lire avs atirlf iance on ssrn- -
Junc iiih-Ia I'D aaiics ifsVei iroru Iiirs-a
CD igfu snt hsck. m pefitiaa uf CO.
49, pu-n sd Others = 90
T. 80 dtvs' arfoalsa-e 80 sara- rs %
Juiy l3h--ro 10 on .r. travel f.ou "A iran
fo Hrrufuri ar irirk 90 rsfifis,a -
-. q. k-aitH All S-i.cia.-n a
Hethrl Il %
r. fr1r ttvs' aftr.lsu~r IN .,u.r 40 90
To psil af i-rrs-e 20
Au-u-i Sist To n miies frsFei frala Ill
ran fn iicaufrs and hirt. on peti.i1n
Of A. 90. Frke al other- 81
r. tl.sr ftts' sl-. a-iancr 90 sanlr 10 ~
>sI'i'.Hl-rr lt-Ta 900 ni.~- travri ffoan
hrru fp Cfnfrl aeI hsrk ~ rrti-
ts'n "a o. a. Chase ani oih~is - o.
lalre tfFs' nffen.ll,rr pr .sun~ o.
fit I'D anilrs travel lrurl lii-
ram o. drxio1 asd htrk. ,rr rtritrna
ol On. r.. ~us-n at Others II %
IT. fvr ttys' affra..aacc ou sanre n -
T. raiI Co. irrrlr-- -
NcioI-r SHE 10 i.-- travel irarn a..
fsu fo 6l'-si ana htrt. o. nrritian
90 r7s--uas D. Bales AT others IS o.
T. fss tas.' au.fiaa-c re- .ame II -
" p To r. r p lsrrl isrrn W-
can tn u-sarstk aa1 ts-2. 90 urti-
ff-a OF g. .riaaltier "a Dsua,.tk -
j. ihrrr ftfs' sf'ra itnr- 90 ~tu,- So
26.h-Ts t.af dfy.' aii-siasc- on
Frti.sln ef 4. 90 rit~ sn.I 1fher. ~ o.
Navrui-r i.'--r' i5.ii travel aurn Hi-
rau fa n'annt aai haek pete
TEN af C,ru. iasaa. az ailcr- 50
T. Geo -av,' af-r,t-cc ou zane o.
t. postage =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
orFnEu - - I-66
i~irfr u.r rrfs.s1slIf arp~sne4 N1rh ~. Uui,-
Isri. orr nf fhr C.,lraf Ca-lrirs.i-rrrs 3D. -aiI
tauafr. rnl uas % aaff fr fhr trrh OF fh- above
lcrarlts, hr tf.u rrrfrrrf COG rll,srf.'.rf
wv. K KfMUiff. CIr-k ~
Iutrctsl Crrrts &C. Oxl1rl co.
STATE OF MAINE.
OxrnEp ss.--rasrrfs Conn .s.sr-rrs Cont.
Dec-.i'-s A...ararl Term. I-l6
lltFin- hr-f aH.lf.I sra examined Oh above
l-raarf- af Nh o.. Ualiitrl. Ohr Csaatv A.
terprs ne lring prrrenil. I hereby certify that
AT .s faeIrla fhr -ua of three rlrri auI our
la,.1ls fnt -ixfF fsr o-r.s. feli0I IS
NJ h. htuBALl-. Cierk.
4 true cory au-.t. w d. ktMBAIl.. Ct-rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

'hFokn ssf - Courfs Coui-ai s.ioner's Court
ne.'ru.'-er A. Ia. I'D Tern. fs6S.
'afieg trsf waited aat cxsuiaef a. ai-svc
~ q. g. Cushrnta. (tae County Affosney
~. lFrsrail. her ~ ccffiiF fhaf silow
Pc sem cf fhrrr kunFfed aal ninrtosn
a'f.'rs SO e'zaay cs-s.. CSsfa sQD
M. \. ktmBALL. Ci-rk.
cot MY OF nNrr,~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

OxroHn ss-Ata Court olPrsbaie held az pa
rir vifhtn fnt g. the Goeat, of tlNiord. on the
thfrl rrstsN nf NoFruter. A. ID. i-6s
HENRY d. REED nfniaisf intor oa ne e-fate
II 10 Jouafhaa = Ntasft. htfr 81 Nn-s.sr. ~
siii cruuty. deceased. having prcsenies be -scond
aaf hrfi arcounf of siuiinisfrat,on 81 che e-fafe
al -1.t trressrf a.. a iiosFrr~~-
Ordered II hat co. -sit st.nnisi' r give noticeto
AT p~rsous infere-fci by rfu-il copv ofthls or
der fo he nuiii-het three weeks -uccessivelr o
che pStprt be.noC ra o. infed 80 Paris .thafthev
rnag appcaf nt lfotafe Coui zoo D. ssld at Pare
ln stii county on thr fhird To-day 81 Dec-rnler
n- a.. af cen OF fh- clock is the isreooon. and
s.sr~ csu-e, o. any they have. Shy the saise
sl.n.l aaf o. allowed.
An. wALKER. lodge.
Atruc copy--aftest }. = ifoEEs. Ecgistrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

ohfpep, ts-At q Court Of 2 rebate 81 sfP,r-
o.. ~ftnin SD tor the Counfv eli gaf.,E
o. the 81 Isesslsy "a Noveu.l-r. A. n Isss-
A fhiA SWAN, SOD ENccaa "a - q r-rt.i.,
"A to-tr,sreeai FssTorlfng ~ th~ 80 = N -
! estsaneut II taish -saa. ne 81 Wstrrf,rd \,
ssai toaaiy. erccsssi. tav.ns presented ths s.-ss
So Prois,ss
order-d. Ghst the SD ES-~uir,. az. .ots~-
70 81 prrsons fnter--t-si, - csrsisr = cen, a.
iats order o. h. prbit.h.d Ihree ,rs~ks 1870.
? - ~ 'N.afo iArtnocrst. lFtssed "a fsris A.
s-ia 'eHeis thstthss ~ appear 90 Irol.ai-
'Paft Co 20 hfia "a Pans. ou The Tkird ru~sll.v
az i'ccrrutcr nryt uf Zen o'cisck 30 tke farenooa
sad saos c.ass. q 10y tsey lave ~ che s.sss
shpaii ugt u proved, approved. anda liou~d ~
ihe last iiaud Tcsfaaarnf 81 sd dscsassd
All. WALKER. Juuir~.
Atrre eopy-ausst. j. :. HeEEs. Rsrissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

STATE Or MAINE.
oNrnrI sss-Drc-.ai-r -. Is66
hriarc III prrs..a.it appeared t..as n. Carter.
lnr uf fHr ilafF Comm. ...rrs .lr sslI Car-rf,
lai aart. orb OBJ t.r trrfh OF fhe above a-coss,
hg a.rl fcalerrl sal su.-rflI--.I.
wv. n. kIWBAfL. Cierk or
Juli.lal Courts g. OxflrI 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06

orr0Hn. ef-ft ~ courf 20 Probate hr'f a
Ptris snhfa aaI ier che Counfv of o. e5rd
o1 fhc IucsisF 81 Nor.mlsr. 4 ID I-67.
IN Or r-fr,a1 of SUSAN RICH ARD<pN
y viiev af A. E.rhsfd-en. atte ~ Hartford.
ID sai1 Couufs. cccea-ed, praying i1r an alba
sn-r o1f af co. per-1rti estate q her hushant
oftere. thsf ere stii et'r rfse notice % rer-
.rsous lniercstet. ~ csusing an abstract coy 81
f1f- ortrf to b. pubIl-hrd three wesks successfvr
o. fa Do Osfsrt Deanorraf ~ rfed at Paris said
tfsaaiF that thrF ulss suprfr "a a Probate Court
t1 o. beta 10 Pare che ~ Tursds "A nece1rer
ext. stfea o'ciock in The forrnoon and sbcw
csr-e itaaf they have. vhy the same shouid not
hc graafed.
II. WALKER. Judgc.
Atrue coTy-atte-t J = Horns .Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06
YIN NrTrER LION NORE,

.~o o. 90 a-rnf rrr trNrrk nfNrvfNr. wa
60 r..r .ft o.. .as -e..-rf.f f.....ss-.ls f-..ra
t.a.... ~U-a..s. f.fs.
if t Haf uH,. o. or. 60 r.st.r
Hales Arnica Ointment :
20 60 tr En- f-rFr.-a ar .-u.l rarr asfrrrs "a
- -rufs t. o. sch rf.Ht o.. A. ttf. Boston. Wa.s.
ant rr.r..r a ..a .. r.f.r. r...I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-06
STATr o. WatVF.

-io2 o0
ELIAS u CARTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
he Polar Refrigerator

Is the only one patented having a cOudensing
surface exposed 10 the provision chambers 20
extract the moisture and impurities from the
air. sold only by
ie2-tf Mckinney, BRYSON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
BOARD OF HEATH.
THE PROCEEDING S OF THE
MEETING LAST EVENING.
They Deciaze that no Epidemic
Exists i'm the City.

The board Of health met at DR.. KnodeiS
Office last evening, all the members be-
ing present. A communication was
read from a druggist who wished to dis
punse medicines to the poor, and another
from an individual who wanted a posi-
ton on the sanitary force. An old citi-
zen sent q communication to the board,
( suggesting that all pTivies, etc, ghogld be
/ water-tight, as the city was built on
crawfish land, and recommending that
the board take some action in the matter.
Drs. Grant, Brown and Knode were
appointed a committee to draft bylaws.
On motion, the members Of the board
we're constituted a standing committee
10 Fe2Odl a~nisances to the secretary from
their respective yards. DR.. Grant made
a few remarks ia regard to the board
having no executive power and ssid il
should be called a suggesting ana reeOBa-
mending board of health. Drs. Irwin
and Rogers were appointed a committee
l. confer with Col. BeaBmOnt in regard
10 tss sanitary measures that should be
adopted.
d.. Grant introduces Q resolution de-
claring that in the opinion OF tie board
no epidemic prevails at this time, nor nss
there been any since last fall. Consider
dulGA GlElE lolAuWcN III n ~ ANyAul N0-
elaring tnsI cholera did exist in the city,
and that be had ~ A4SFy cases this year
as last.
DR.. Frazer said he had only seen two
or three well marked cases of cholera
this season.
Or. Pittman made a similar statement,
and GGid the false reports going abroad
shosld receive official contradiction.
The resolution vas finally adopted.
Drs. Frazer, Brown ana Sim, We're APP
pointed a committee to cOnfef win The
board Of aldermen and druggists in re-
gard to the establishment Of dispensaries
where the poor can obtain medicine (;
after which the board adjourned 70 meet
on Saturday morning at eleven O'Clock
It DR.. KnOde's Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday the case
| OF Jacob Bernstein occupied the time OF
the court. A jury vas made up, and
several witnesses examined. The case
will be continued to-day. Should this
case conclude in time, the next case ii
the calendar for the week will be taken
up for trial.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-J. T.
aud Sophia Handler TO ]. G. Parker ct
al, deed, S7400, lot on south side of Lin
deil street, being 50 5-12 feet on Linden
street by $50, part of lot No. lI2, block
SO, with houses, etc. W. r. Holmes 10
w. j. Sommervilie et al, deed, $1,000,
lot No. y, containing two acres Ia sub-
division Of VIM. Holmes ]. A. Rosseau
ct 81. to Jas. Marling. deed, S240, l acre
in district No. Z on SommervilIe plank
rosd Wm. j. Greenlaw tot. d. Winter,
deed, $1,000, lot No. l66 in Kerr survey Of
|Greeniaw subdivision, being IA feet on
Fifth street by l4s2 Heirs Of s. Volt TO
J. C. Campbell, deed, 1880, los acres.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
Land For sale.

N undivided one-halfi interest In 50,O)0acres
"A OF Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
ana SEWER counties,
ThiSsnfenest, the title 70 which is perfect, VIII
be sold al 8 low figure, for One-third cash and
the remainder - one and two years, without
Als5. sac acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above ali overflow, n the
dnest body Of land In the state, IN Crawford
Thess lands viii be sold together or In par
Apply to PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mhS-tf 2S Main street, Memphis
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MERIPHIS APPEAL
OF Halls.

Until further notice the Mails will close al
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pitt>burg, Phila.
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, Bali
more, and all cities north and west, al
Bis PM.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New 70 k, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, st $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss
Vicksburg, Natchez, aud al cities south, al
Ap.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at 800 pm,
All stations on Menphi and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at o am.
For Little Rock, Pin Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers, fsemi-WeeklyJ,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river-sOuth, (semi-weeklyl, Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, (semi-Weekly), Mon
days and Fridays.
r. c. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.
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OFhLCE uPkAINTENbkN MET. POLICE
MENPHIs, July IS, 1897.
The feverish anxiety that exists in
this community, growing out OF an
ucipated election riots on the first Of Au-
gust, the damaging effects upon the In
terests Of the city, should these a~nticipa-
tons be realized, and the censure that
would justly attach to the police
commissioners should they fail to take
the necessary precautions 70 prevent an
outbreak, furnish sufficient reasons for
extraordinary measures 10 reven a
repetition Of the ~disgraeefuI scenes Of
May, 1886. To accomplish this object
the citizens Of Memphis are requested to
furnish three hundred special policemen
to Cooperate with the regular police
force Of the city. Arms and equip
ments viii be furnished by the police
commissioners. It is desirable that those
who are willing to serve should leave
their names and places of residence at
this Office or at either Of the station
houses before the 25th instant, In order
that an organization may be effected
before the day Of election.
s. b. BEAUMONT.
ly1o lb superintendent N. p.
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DISAPPOINTED LOVE AND SUICIDE.
A good looking yellow girl, named Cora
Armour, who resided on Union street,
neal the bayou, became tired Of this
world. on Wednesday evening, and con-
cluded to try her luck in another, for
which purpose she swallowed a vial OF
laudanum, from the effects Of which she
died yesterday morning. Coroner Cot
ton held an inquest, the jury bringing in
a verdict that She died from the effects
Of poison administered by herself. Cora
was a fast young lady, and fell in love
with a Main street barber. He failed to
respond, which is said to be the cause OF
her suicide.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

EIGHTH WARD.-A large meeting of
the citizens Of the Eighth ward was held
last night. About a thousand people
were present. The old Memphis brass
band. under the direction Of Professor
Smith, disc0ursed sweet music. Elegant
speeches were made by Alderman Pass
more, Col. John Bullock, Col. Neigh
bors and A. HitzfeId. Our inclination
to publish the good advice given by the
several speakers is good, but want of
space forbids. The meeting adjourned
10 Heet again on the night previous to
the DAY OF election.
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We regard the Mississippi Diarrhsa Cor
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The age, and q great blessing TO the hu-
mar race. Should you hsve the disease
for which this Cordial ID recommended.
procure a bottle without fall, and we
guarantee speedy relief; we SPEAK from
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CHOLERA.

Is TIE best and only perfect PROVISION
PREShEN r In the world. and VII keep
Neat. Fish, MAX, vegetables. Fruits, etc q,
loDgeE. dryer and colder, with LEoS ICE Than
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THE MARKET HOUSE SHOOTING AT
FRAY.-John Mcdonald, charged with
shooting Joseph Windler at the Poplar
street market house Wednesday morn
ing, was examined 5efnre Squire
Creighton last evening. The PFCsecu.
tor wss unable 10 swear that the prisOne4
did the shooting, when he was dis,
charged. The other parties arrested for
being concerned in Gke ARRAY were also
discharged. Mr.. Wihdier's wound is
rapidly healing.
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Nnnoe 81 DlssoLutfon.

NOTICE. is hereby given tsat the partnership
N heretofore existing between Adolpb Bern
stein and UReFlss Jalkut, under the Name and
efvle ofA. BER4sTEIN ACO, "a this day dis
date, hold myself rssponAo& for any contracts
made by said Charles Jalzut u the- e OF
aid nrm. iSienee =. khRNSTElN.
Harshfab Texas, Ju5y 9, ~, 5y2s lfg 3Fe
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FREE BRIDGE.-The county commits
sioners have instructed the county at
t0rney TO report upon the legal right of
the county to build a free bridge over
Wolf river on the old Raleigh road, or to
grant additional ferry privileges over
said river at Or near said point.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

ARBEsTED.-A man, named John Price,
was arrested at the pic mic grounds, yes
terday, by Sheriff Winters, charged with
stealing q gold watch from J. d. Robin
son. The watch was found near George
Kernel. Mr.. 4. J. Roach caught the
same individual in the act of ~abstracting
a watch and chain from mis- Poeket The
matter will be inquired into by justice
Hall to-day. A pocket book was also re-
covered by the sheriff, who deserves
the thanks Of all honest people for his
prompt action in the premises.