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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-06
ATTACHMENT.

b. @. Taylor Plaintiff VS. Chas A. Brown, De.
fendant and B, II Miller John W Lightly and
Adam Lang and Susan Lang Garnishees BE
fore John ID. Sheehan, !, + OF Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the 27th day Of December 1866 said Justice
Oissued an order Of attachment in the above ac-
tiOn for the sum Of $llS 60 Cause set for hearing
on the 18th day Of February, 1851 at eight O'Clock
AN. B, c, TAYLOR.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney.
Miamisburg o., December 81. 1866 lsws
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For Sale.

WTE, the undersigned, heirs at law Of Uenry
w Stoufer, late Of Mol ugomel County Obig
deceased and as tenants in Gommo1 IN the follow
ing premises will offer at ublic sale the brs,m
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AIftiuuEers.i
p o d o q o q U Ell

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Warts,
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sprains,
Chaps, Calls,
Chilblains,
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man or animals Physicians everywhere rec
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PRIZES FOR SCHOLARs.-At a meeting
Of the Teachers association, on Satur-
day. superintendent Miteheli announced
that r. J. Conner, a member Of the
school board, had donated the sum Of
one hundred dollars, to be distributed
in prizes among the best scholars in the
various city schools.
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LUCKNOW 1T SERVED An
OLD CITIZEN OF MEMPHIS.
Senator Richardson, Of ILL.,
HOiS.
Chapter Of Memphis History

In 1919, Col. J. Knox Walker, private
secretary to President Polk, Richardson,
now senator from Illinois, and Mr.. Pen
dleton, Of Virginia, were at Barnum's,
in Baltimore. At Eve in the afternoon,
the three were in front OF the hotel
awaiting the arrival of IN omnibus to
convey them to the railroad station. In
a lottery office hard by, the wheel was
turning, when the three gentlemen
agreed to purchase. Fifteen dol
lars were invested, and Col. Walker
committed the ticket to his vest pocket.
Two weeks elapsed and Walker with
Richardson was about leaving Washing
ton. They called upon some friends,
when the fact was mentioned that the
holder of tickets that woR the capital
prize of Messrs. Blank & Co.'s lottery
could not be found. Col. Walker was
reminded of his purchase. His washer
woman had found the forgotten tickets,
and deposited them under a eerdiestick.
They were produced, and the three
gentlemen shared S65,000. Soon after
wards, it will be remembered, Col
Walker established a banking house at
the southwest corner Of Court square.
Here another extraordinary incident
ministered to his fortunes. A lot, then
vacant. on the east side of Madison, and
between Second and Third streets, was
made a prize in a private " rattle" Each
chance, of which there were twenty, if
we remember rightly, cost $500. Col
Walker was the last but two to
.strv his luck" and when the
dice were thrown he won from
all who had thrown before, and then
bought off the other contestants. We
we remidded Of these incidents by
that tendency to speculate in remote
chances which enabled Crosby, with a
single prize, to levy tribute upon the
wealth and poverty of a continent. How
successful must they be whose whole
plan Of operations is open to the inspec-
ton of a board of supervisors, whose
transactions are conducted by men
| having no interest in the profits Of the
company, and sworn eve to own a
ticket, who are employed as interme-
| date agents between the s%tOckholders
and the public. The company's profits
| consist in the difference between the
cash and time value of land disposed Of,
and this is enough. That property
deemed cheapest and best, by man.
ayers Of the association, will be first
disposed of; that is, it will be placed
at the top of the list before the
I drawing. There shall be no wild
land, and none that is valueless.
Ii only one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of tickets are sold, a quantity OF
land Of equal value, as assessed for sale,
will be distributed among ticket holders,
The process will be repeated each month
and plantations will be rapidly subdi-
vided and distributed among " farmers "
instead of planters There will be
many as fortunate as Col. Walker, and
more who will fail to win. There are
lucky people, and who knows whether
he is enc Of the blest till he has tested
| his virtues
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CRIMINAL COURF.-FaFties against
whom cases are pending in this court
are notified by the clerk that they must
renew their appearance bonds. An ap-
pIication was made by John Cosgrove,
charged with the murder Of John Clar-
idge, policeman, to be discharged on
habeas cOrpps.
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Montvsle SPRINGS 1897

THIS popular summer resort having been
j. placed IN thorough repair and furnished
with new furniture, viii be open for visitors
on the lstof June. under the direction and con-
troll Of the undersigned, prOpretors OF the
American Hotel, Atlanta, Ga MoutvRle pre-.
tents The strongest attractions to both invalid
and pleasure-seeker, no less on aecount OF its
retirement and tbs beau6fu surrounding
scenery. than OF the restorative powers Of its
waters. We have reduced the price OF eoard 70
the lowest figures consistent with q proper Dro-
Board Der day. So per week, so; per month.
500. With an allowance for families, Travellers
by rail reach the Springs by special conveyance
from Lordon, or by regular daily mail coaches
nom Knoxville, Tenn.
APPS eodIm WHITES WHTTLOCK.
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RATIFICATION MEETTNG.-The ratifi-
cation meeting, advertised to take place
tonight at the criminal court room, has
besn postponed till Wednesday night, foF
the purpose Of giving SUCH Of our citizens
as desire it an opportunity of attending
the lecture of G. P. Foute, Esq, at the
Tabernacle. On tomorrow night, all
men favorable TO the election Of Emer-
son Etheridge as governor Of Tennessee,
are requested to attend. Delegates to
attend the eighth Of May convention
will also be presented, and the names OF
candidates for senator, representatives
and hoater for Shelby county.
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Land For sale.

4 n undivided oue-half interest in 5000 acre.
"A OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas
Thisiuterest. The title TO which lis perfect, vii
be sold az a low figure, for one-Jhlrd cash anc
he remainder al one and two years, without
interest
river bottom land, above al overflow, and th'
Hnest BODY OF land in the state, ia CraWiOit
county. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par.
GELS. for cash,
Apply to PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh3-fr 2g8 Nam street, Memphis
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DEEDS AND MORTGAGES. - George
Schemelzried, tr4stee.s deed 70 9. 4.
Schmeyer, personal property w. B.
Greenlaw, warrantee deed to SAMUEL
Folwell, lot on Third street, So, 900. Z.
Richmond, bill of sale 10 J. P. Prescott,
furniture, etc, 1871 Thos. DemmOnL
trust deed to John T. Swayne, lot three
quarters of a mile northeast Of Memphis,
on Valentine avenue r. c. Brinkley
and others, deed of confirmation to John
Cubbins, tract of land OF Wolf river;
John B. Botto and Andrew ROtto, wal
rantee deed 20 Elizabeth Meurvillo, Let
on Second street, near Jefferson, s., 196;
Johanna Truthman, deed to John ].
Jenny, trustee, lot northwest corner Of
Fourth and Poplar streets, 8, $3.50 Jo-
hanna Truthman and A. Truth
man, quit claim deed of above
property to Stith n. Ielson
c. Rfanaens.sinl, oil o. sale TO x. *.
Bond, horse and wagon, $3.50 executor
of A. F. Mckinney, confirmation OF
lease to VIM. Beach and George Bay
miller, lot on Washington street Lloyd
& Mclean, transfer deed, to ]. N.
Oliver q Co., interest in suit against
steamboat Zephyr, for S2193; Frederick
Ruser, warrantee deed to Meta Wild
berger, lot on Eifth and safaIans street,
5000; T. Z. Mallory, quit claim deed to
W. J. Saint, lot corner Ninth and Broad
way, Fort Pickering w. ]. Saint, deed
to Henry reagur, twelve acres of land
at Whita station, Miss, $2700.
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THE FAR.-The ladies Of the First
Baptist church inaugurated their fair, at
the stillman hall, last night. The atten-
dance was not very large, but as the fes-
tivfties are to continue during the week,
we hope to see the numbers in atten-
dance increase nightly. The hail is
beautifully decorated with flags and
natural flowers, and with the large num-
Der Of beautiful young ladies fitting to
and fro, it only requires q grotto and
fountain to make the beholder believe
he is in the fairy land" The tables are
furnished with articles useful, or
namentaI and refreshing. Strawbel-
ries, fresh and ripe, with all
the delicaeies Of the season are provided
In abundance. Table No. ! is presided
over by Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs.
Bruce, and is filed with fancy articles
and refreshments. It il beautifully
trimmed with ivy and decorated with
bouquets of fragrant flowers. The next
table visited was loaded down with use
fuI articles for the toilette, some eatables
Of the lighter sort aud last of all a splen-
did punch bowl and cups, which is to be
voted TO the most popular Mason. This
table is presided over by Mrs.
John Zent and Miss MollIe Ennis.
Table No. 3 is q variety. All
sorts of little trif1es suitable for presents
to wife, mother, sister, daughter, or any
body else. A fine gold headed a n is
also on the table to be voted to the most
popular pilot. Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
GriswoId presided over the destinies Of
this rare assortment. A beautiful clock
is also up to be voted for and given to the
clergyman who receives the most votes.
The refreshment table, where straw
berries and cream, with all the rest Of
the nice things, jellies, etc., is in charge
Of Mrs. Hatchett, Mrs. Watson and Mrs.
Miller. At the northeast end Of the hall
can be found the ~substantials, where Mrs.
Stout, with an able corps of assistants,
dispense the eatables with unsparing
hands. An editors easy chair and Sec
rotary is to be voted for; also a splendid
set of flags, valued at five hundred dol
lars, the latter to the most popular
steamer. Miss Eliza Armstrong and
Miss Josie FegeF viii be pleased to re-
| ceive Votes for the flags. The music is
furnished by the string band of Je Luca,
but it will be seen from the following
correspondence that the Arians viii give
| their assistance tomorrow night
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April y, 1867.
Prof. Sd6dtzky : In behalf of the ladies
conducting the festival at Stillman hall,
we, the undersigned committee, respect
fully invite through you the Ariaus, of
which we understand you are the leader
of, 10 be with US On Wednesday evening
next, and lend to the occasion the inter
est which their attachments in the sweet
science of music is always able B. give.
Verv respectfully, MRS BRUCE,
MISS FEGER,
MISS ARMSTRONG.
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In the Chanoery court Of Memphis. Tennessee.
No. 72I-AmeHa Ric VS.. Edmund Rich.
II Appearing from adidaEl Ia this cause that
i the defendant, Edmun Rich, Is citizen OF
the State Of California Il p a nonresident Of
the Stale OF tennessee,
It is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, az The Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, IN the nnt Monday
IN June, 1907, that being a Rule Day,
and plead, answer or demur 10 COM
~pluinantH bih. oF the same viii be taKen
for confessed as 20 him, ard set for hearing ex-
par0e, and ~hataCopy Ofthis osdar be published
once a week for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal
A cop attest
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SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Pat. Quinlan and John Kennel, who
live in Chelsea, had a slight difficulty
Yesterday, during which a shooting iron
was used. 1t appears that Quinlan had
been at work for Kennel, and the quar-
rel grew out Of a final settlement, when
the former shot at the latter. Justice
Miller issued his warrant and Quinlan
was put in safe keeping.
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A ND BEDDING OF all kinds on HAND and
"A made % order by MARTIN E1kE, 80
Monroe street
Awnings Pat tP and Made 10 arder'
Also, Upholsteriug. Bedding renovated.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Gideon J. Pillow
and Col. Jerome Pillow are at the
Gavoso. Among the arrivals at the
same hotel, yesterday, were a number of
Cherokees, including Col. VIM P. Ross,
brother of the chief three Of the lat
tar,s daughters, and others.
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For Lease,

BRICK NARD, centrally located, on Madi
A son street extended. This Yard b. ready
for use, and possession given immedtaiely
Wood can be furnished. II desired, 81 low rates
No bonus required. Din enough TO make non
three 20 -four millions Brick. apply 20
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT Co.
svm In No o. SECOND street
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we would respectfully inform our friends
w and the public that We have opened a
LARGE WOOD YARD
a. the conner of Second and Union streets. and
VIII fa6e pleasure in Supplying the public with
GOOD DIV wood al as reasonable prizes as il can
Be had elsewhere, and al oroefs VIII be
promptly filed. u. 20
\ B.-Brick burners viii md II 10 thar In
terest 10 give Us a call before purchasing else,
gheEs. ap4 I'm
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MAron,s &c. - 80

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April !, 1851
$1,000 RERARD.-Fiye hundred dollars
will be paidfor the arrest and conviction
OF the murderer OF Gen. Smith p. Bank
head, who vas assassinated IN Saturday
night last, aud q like sum for the arrest
M conviction Of the murderer Of VIII
lam Ferguson, who was killed on the
morning Of tae 18th of March.
By order OF tie board Of Aldermen.
y W. o. LOFlANn. Mayar
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20 Wb04} ASGy CcRceR8.-We have
this day perfected an arrangement with
Nessrs. Meyers & Dedriek, No. 20 North
Court street, by which all business on
trusted TO our 6rm will be carefully
watched and vigorously prosecuted, to a
speedy adj Ustment. We take pleasure
in indorsihg the above named firm, as
gentlemen Of fine legal attachments and
sterling integrity in every sense of the
word. MITCHELL l. MCCRILLIs,
Attorneys at Law and Gen1 Claim Agents.
April -. 1867.
We would earnestly request all parties
who have entrusted their business to the
above firm, to call at our office at the
earliest opportunity and supply such evil
dence as may be required TO insure q
fabOrabls consideration Of their claims.
MOVERS & DEDRICK,
aprdJ &C AtrOrneys for Claimants.
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MIG. VS.. NIG.-A negro who rejoices
in the name Of Frank Mcfarland was
arrested yesterday on a warrant issued
Inv Justice Black charged with stealing
a watch from a colored sister. He viii
have a hearing to-day.
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AlADo L4IaAAr
MISS ARMSTRONG

MEMPHIS, April ~, btl.
To the Music Committee OF the strawberry
Festival
In answer to your re quest we cheer
fully accept your invitation to be present
at Stillman's hall, on Wednesday even
ing, and hope that the evening viii be
spent most pleasantly TO all, and With
profit to your enterprise.
H. A. sABATSKY, for Arian Society,"
The fair continues every night thi.
week. The object, as already stated, is
to pay off the debt due on the chuIch.
and we hope the noble christian ladies
who have undertaken this work, may be
amply rewarded in their praiseworthy
ENTERPRISE.
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FALSE PRETENsEs.-The obtaining Of
money under false pretenses has become
quite common Of late, not only with
those who pretend to some responsibility,
but among the recently enfranchised
eolored citizens. One Jackson Doyle
obtained $3.50 from another Of The colored
persuasion, for which a warrant was OBJ.
tanned from Justice Lee, and the accused
sent up 10 the criminal court for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-30

TURNED Up AGAIN.-A requisition
was received some time since by Sheriff
Winters, ffom Chicago, for aman named
j. 3. Champlin, who it was alleged had
defrauded his creditors in that city of the
sum of $500. According to his state
ment, he came TO Memphis in December
last, and was arrested by detectives Pratt
anu Horton, whep he was taken to head
quarters, andin Beaumont's private efice
relieved Of half his pile, to-Wit: $500.
Sheriff Winters arrested the map yes
terday, aud be is now in custody. He
says that his brother has received 500
FROM the police, and . message was sent
by Col. Beaumont saying that when he
came TO Memphis all would be made
right. To say tho least Of il, this looks
rather suspicious, but we iorbear to ex.
press any opinion at present, as no doubt
a full investigation will be had.
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RENEW Your LICENsEs.-The tax
collector has reported that about three
hundred and forty drays and hacks are
running without license. They will o.
bably be arrested if they do not renew
the permits. Look to it, and save costs.
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NOTICE.


HAVING disposed Of our stock %. bOlam q
II Galaher. vi can ssh be fOund az oar old
stand. tosetue up ali our outstanding business
ap2l I'm Evil HOSE-
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR AEKANsAs RIVER.

EOH - HAkGH
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, NapoIeoE. Pine Bluff and
A8ssie Rock.
master
This excellent passenger steamer -
WEDNESDAY, May !, at s pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
ap@2t 81 Madison street.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company.
For Helena. Napoleon, Pine Blur and
Little Rock.
CELEsTE-.--...-- Reese P-giscAagd master
This splendid pSz=4Szsr steamer IT.
viii leave FOX tae above on ~
TUESDAY, ath inst, AZ s pm.
W.JAY JOHNSON, Agent.
ap2s e star wharfboaL
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
FOR Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
CELESTE Pritchard master
This elegant passenger packet II
will leave ~
TUESDAY,. Both inst, at o pm,
JAMES T. BOURNE %, agents,
apSN No. Z1aHcrson street.
Regular Mzmphls and Arkausss River Packet.
gar Pfze BIud and Little Rock.
CELESTE. Reese Pritchard master
h elegant steamer will leave r.
for the above on ~
TUESDAY, sOth April at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison u.s.,
avs % or Wharfbost loot Monroe S.
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SHORT RAND.-Those Of our young
men who desire to learn short hand
writing, should not fail to seek an inter
view with Mr.. Rusben Dairy, who will
form a class in .tnat art, at the ehancery
courtroom, Greenlaw building, tonight
ct EIGHT O'Clock.
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TAKEN VI
Taken up one MULE, eight miles south q
Memphis on fernando road The owner can
have the same with sufficient proof Apply 20
aps2ta G. r FONON.
or Stolen
From John p. McAleXauders place, 20 miles
from Memphis, on the New Raleigh road one
heavy set BAY MARE, as hands nigh, heavy
with foal, blaze face, ! believe one white looi,
] about . years % 4. ANY person returning me
] above Mare or giving such 70 lea ]
o. her recovery. will receive the above refaiu-
p8 iWe
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LAW COURT.-At this court yesterday
the case of Jerome B. Pillow against
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company was on trial. December u,
1858, Mr.. EilloW TOOK passage on the
road from Memphis for Decatur, at WHICH
place, on leaving the cars, he was thrown
down, by which his leg was broken and
other injuries inflicted, so that he was
permanently famed, ana remained in a
suffering condition for two years. This
he attributes to undue haste on the part
Of the employees Of the road, in
leaving the station at Decatur, and be
sues the company for $4,000. 1t was
objected, on the part Of the defense, that
the case had been submitted, by the two
parties, TO three arbitrators, who had de-
cided that the company was free from
blame and the plaintiff entitled to no
damage. In reply, it was stated that
this rendering was not qnanlm GUS, only
two Of the three srbitrators agreeing. It
was also claimed by the defense, that
when the case was submitted to arbitra-
ton, Mr.. Pillow took a nOn-suit in an
action he had commenced against the
railroad company at Raleigh, and that
the time was n0y elapsed within
which he could commence a new suit.
The dispositions were read and testimony
taken, and tGe argument was processing
when the court adjourned until this
morning. The following cases are set for
trial to-day /:
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VEsTgALL-Fhis actress, who, a short
time since, played an engagement at the
New Memphis theater, and on her BEN
eft nights filled the house, has not been
very fortunate Ia Missouri. The St
Louis Democrat says: "Last evening
was the farewell benefit Of Vestvali, the
magnificent. She had drawn during her
performances in st. Louis very poor
houses, and perhaps her farewell benefit
was the thinnest of all. This appears tc
have angered the magnificent lady. The
niece was cut down froA five to thref
acts. and those acts were shortened BY
whole scenes, the songs disappeared, the
nlav was rushed, and the sorrows Of
Canned. the Hebrelg Mother, were satisfac-
torily disposed of by a quarter past nine,
We believe that in this instance. Al
least. Mile Vestyali consulted the wishes
Of her audience. May her shadow neyel
be less.D The magnificent, as she re-
turns TO the "Pole," becomes less pop.
ulsr.
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FOR osCEOLA.

Regular Packet.
For Randolph. Fulton and OseeOla.
VJCTOR No. 2..-HOuse master ...G rehan clerk
This elegant and swsn steamer II
Will leave Memphis regularly very
"WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY at 5 pm.
For freight OF passage apply on hoard
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

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III the a. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE lNsJ-
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the attention OF my Old rieuHs 20 That lnsLJu
tou as q safe, certain and reliable medtnhl
through which they may assure their families
aga5ustcV ant ia the event OF death, or Them
selves from an Impoverished old age in case
OF ui-sucCess IN lie
Mr.. \. X. OTIS IS associated with me ana is
hereby 10 public confidence
Our Office is at No. ~ Madi on street, lrear
room DeSoto Block, where we VIII be happy
10 lmpaTt any needed iufluuatiOn 10 those de-
mb% 5n ! IA. MCMAHON.