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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
HOUSE.

IL tho House the Senate bill forthe pro-
lection Of certain grave yards and burial
grounds was passed.
Also the Senate bin to enable bastards
to inherit from their mothers and her le-
climate heirs
Also the Senate bill to authorize the in.
corporation of elevator companies.
Also the Senate bill to authorize the
Councils ofi~ncorporsted villages of 2, 500
inhabitants, TO locate snd contract local
sewers.
a number of local bills were passed.
The afternoon was mainly spent in Com
nIittee of the Whole on the General ap-
preparation bill, without completing it.
The Senate resolution for adjournment
sSns die on the 10th Of April, sfter several
MEDICINAL attempts to amend It, was post
poned until Saturday next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

CLOTHS, CasImeres, Tweeds.
OCottonsdes &C., for men and boys wear in
greatvariety and abundance at the
WARREN DRY GOODS STORE"
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THE
CH
Pacific r. r. Co.

Having Completed, Equipped and put
n operation nearly One Hundred
lilies OF their Road. from Saeramen.
70, TO within IL miles Of
Mountalns. continue 10 oner fer sale,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

Posi- OFFICE CoNFEDRIT x RoADs, !
(Which is in the Staff Nv Ky.) !
March 25. 1897
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THE CHRONICLE.
NASBY

Written for the Toledo Bladel
Mr.. Nasty Takes a Retrospective
Melville Considers the Situation,
and Is Not Satisfied with IT.
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.
CoLuNRus, March q.
SENATE

In the Senate to-day the morning ses
sion was mostly spent in reading and con.
kidering messages from the House and in
anal action on the bills cent up from that
body to amend. The two Houses are still
At variance on some Of the details of the
rev bill for the government of the Peni-
tertiary. In the afternoon the special or
der Of The resolution smending the Cen
stitution SO rs to extend the right of suf-
fir. pc, was taken IN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
HALL g. MACKEN

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, whips,
o pillars. Horse Blankets, SaddIer's
Hardware of every description;
Buffalo Robes; Cards. Curry
Combs. Brushes. &C., DC.
GADDLERY HARDWARE, and
- Horse Blankets sold in Jobbing Lots, to
suit purchasers. We aim to keep frst-class
workmen, and to make up our work in superior
style in finish and durability. Give US a call.
and we will suit you in price and quality of ar
ticles.
L~ocation-Second door North Of McLain's
banking house. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Nov. 8. 1S65.-tf.
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INTERVAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Ths inspectors az viii be seen by the following sum
mary Of seizures made since our last report we're unu'
sually active yesterday IN fereng out frauds on the
government. Inspectors Jewstt and Morgan, having
had orders enter and Finieys dsiilery, in
Fifty street, met with resistance from parties in
charge OF The ss,AblIshment Larkin and Holden.
Thersnpon the officers procured warrant for their
rest obtAned the aid Of the police, entered the distl
lsry, arrested the parties made an cxamuation OF the
premises and reported the result 10 the Metropolitan
Revenue Board Tho persons arrested we're axen before
United States Commissioner Belts. who held Them TO
bail IN $500 each.
The following seizures were reported,
Eighteen barrels Of whiskey, found At pier NO. 10
one hundNd barrels high wines, found at Erie Rail
sSa ss
Class I'd dist o. for transportation to 9th DIST, N.
Fifteen barrels spirits alleged to belong to George D.
Crazy Pearl street. Charge-Dstaned because no In.
formation could be given a. 10 where the prits bad
been purchased and II could not be shown that the
Fourteen barrels OF spirits found at of Eighth
avenue and Fourteenth street Charye-,Markea as
being ''rectihed ~ the same being only raw whskey.
Reciifying distllery OF Ferdinand Su,zbegcr No 391
East Ninth street Charge--The officers on visiting tho
place were refused sSm.slon forced 40 entrance ana
teen empty barrels bearing inspection marks whHh
should have been erased.
Charge-Dscrepancy In figures on the books ~
10 amounts Of manufacture and sales
Tbfec barrels OF Spirits seized on board tno steamer
Continental, at pier No. IS, East river Charge-Had
neither dis.iler's rech0er's brand. Removed 10
bonded warehouse, No. 80 Broadway.
Alleged illicit dstiery found In barn In Stuyvesant
avenue, near Green avenua Brooklyn
Rectfying ds,ilery, alleged to belong to Jacob LeIs.
dorf No 142 West Thirty third street. Cbarge-Fouud
the premises twenty seven barrels OF whskey,
branded rectned" and evidence Of fraud presented by
the books and apparatus Of the establishment;
Inspector Isaac Harvey reports having made the fol-
loving seizures Of tobacco &c.,
Ten barrels smoking tobacco, found in Cedar street.
seized while being driven past the Internal Revenue
Office Charge-The barrels had counterfeit inspection
marks
Contents OF store No. IS William street. alleged 70 BE-
long 10 s Rapp Co. Charge-Found on premises four
bogsheads smoking tobacco without inspection marks:
also number OF empty cases and barrels having nspec
ton marks which should have been erased
Three Of cigars, found At No IS William street.
purporting to be stamped in the Tenth district, New
York, which s,amo presumed TO DO fraudulent
The order issued weeks ago, requiring parties de-
OF having spirits Inspected to report the to
the Collector Of the district who was thereupon auho
zed to detail officers 10 make the inspection has been
modified so far as II applied TO "free goods" In
free goods to be inspected the owner OF the same can
select general inspector whom he pisases to inspect
and brand the same.
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bssus IN mart for Shipment and pric-s fr sales
100 bbls at Iz1c lsc Buter unchanged al loo. .
$50 Tor state and lic. rae for Western Cheese was
steady ATTIC. al3fc. aS 10 Qaaaty
PEfRoLEun Crrde In barrels In better demand and
nrrner. do In hclk quiet but held about The
sales were 30 bos low gravity. IN bulk t14c 1000 do
IN nerchantabe order. at c, and about $500 do IN prime
shipping order 40 TO q gravity, at s5c The market ior
borded opened quiet but hrn at about Sic for standard
white but subsequently, ruled decide dly ruler under tee
further favorable from Antwerp and closed strong At
the closing quotations however there bnte inquiry
The Ales were GOV bbs standard white al 3c mixed lot
Of lGo bbls Ozc loo do light to white at Ss,
LOU do standard white Cat the openng for enoer At
Oc,ober at Gc 900 do, for same delivery at 3oc and
100 do, for November, at 35c or es saeiwas made OF
81 bbls standard white at E1sc In phlsdelpha the mar.
ket active and decidedly higher The sales
tobcr at the opening) at Ac 500 do at &c. loo do Tor
September s2c 1900 do. do at Sc, lO do for Deem
Der Al 3Jc 80 do. for November at 3sc. 00 DO from
sepem December geo each month) At &c. 800 DO
from October 70 December private terms, 1880 do for
Otooer 400 do for November and 2ooo do for Deesni
Der, all at 3ic
RfcE.-We heard Of Aaes; prices unchanged,
however,
SrKARlsE was very Hrm with sales Of 600 lbs at 1870
Ai4c.; also % 100 do. grease at Sc a l0l4c.
SucARTbe market for raw was only moderately active
sales us bids, at llac 3 for Cuba and l2c FOR
mand and steady i5a4c isc for soft Whine Is,lc a
l5sc for soft yellow ard l6c 6asc for standard hs DIS
srsDs-Cacula inssed continued in fair demand and
1rm. Tho sales 1900 bags. 10 arrive In Boston at
81 TO- gold In bond for distant shipment Grass duh
At our last quotations.
with sales Of 1900 bushels Turks lslard,
brig John shay, at about 62t1c
TALLow was in lair demand and firm, with sales Of
l25UJ lbs a. llAc i23c
arm with sales OF about bbs Western 70 bond al
. <0c
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the day. Books on the war-of which Nessrs Lppln-
haze Published great variety In active de-
mand and Obtained rather than the average rates
At O'Clock lunch served the eDterpri'ing
OF the book trade present and al IL there
number OF appropriate toasts aud speeches.
The present ssle promises be OF the most sue
cessfu as II Is one OF the largest that has taken
place on this Continent. In the catalogue nearly every
publisher represented, and the books offered comprise
every variety OF literary production, from the complete
Horse Doctor" or the 'chiid's First Primer" 10
Bnrkes Essay on tina Sabine and Beautiful, or MIL
tons PARADISE Lost" II pleasing TO- note that this
the finest typography and get up, largely OF home
productIon though most Of the illustrated scientific
books are OF course imported market in this coun
try being yet scarcely extensive enough to warrant
our publishers 10 putting them forward The sale WIZ
probably last week or ten days, after which book low
all through the country will be enabled 10 secure
their share OF the eagerly expected har yearly dsir11-
ton OF new and interesting publications"
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Inc Suos rs,pt SAILS.

Tue s.mt annual book trade sas -ss connsncsi yss-
tsrssy in The nsw rAleccms " Nessrs Iesvts, SIRE.
be,sh 4 Co.. ~ Clinton Hail. As,or place. The elddag
vas begun st nine o'clock the extensive catalogue OF
the Messrs. Lppnectt, PhiiadelphiA the competition
being quite brisk and the prices realised averaging very
hsn. Hume's England, oound In cloth, sir volumes
elo,h ala vou mea eighty eve cents the volume Ma
saulays History Of Eaeand 10 cloth, ave volumes 81
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ANTHOLOGY.

=
-Trsr vEDiuN-pRiGiNAL MADAME BfEuv,
qua, renrnei from Parts 10 the greatest spirioaisl
ts,wn tells present rss add futures has he French
.,.t 70 ari speey marriages ladies 81 salts
rsr,oa no par Office lVi thirteenth street. OF
Tosrth avenue
A pAor-No tMPoSITION.-THE UNFATLtNG AND
"A celebrated urs STARR, bora with natural gift shs
i, sreptes business aud medical Cisrvoysnt known
tells name likeness pas present and future causes speedy
rr.rrases Her equal NJ. TO be found 5i2 Fourth
que 6entiemer not admitted.
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL cLAIRvorASr
lN and Spirit viaoinst revess your whole tfa ~
Canal street near Hufson. ccnsultstion ~.
MADAME Ross MEDICAL AID BUSINESS CLAIR
wi voy,at 12o West 1weniyhhh street. betwsen sevsnte
aad Eshh vensesrels the sod ahovs bkensss o.
fu,urs husband, bruss tosstsss shess ZOOS epsrssA
Lnsky punbsrs.
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"
and he demand modsra,s The sale. yer. ,Scg. 900
s sSiss; a.. r. .%sss STATS iss
seaai ZOO sssSsI. i 81 20 81 sS Tor western q .
lie sales were about bushes 81 iox Nest,
59 ,a4. .'s sat 81 Is 70. Sf se. s
s Cor prime OATS wee gsos! decided sassc though 9
Southern, &C. ssc. Tor ohio and chcsgo so
prime OF barley NAL the sales wers 20uo bushels 81 So
Fsses1s--fhr orssings we're Hight, su, In rates there
Va, no especial ea.nso There was more INQUIRY for
w.reTo liverpool . hsas. aliov a. a. ga. and per
sH ss, go ..' ssef 70 S1 s per a. g. a.
.Sd Is ialos a. sce 10 Genoa IS hhds virginia to-
IS hid. os.eec e e. and sSn goods
At s 70 Bremen g.r s,esns COO bates loelceo AZ 81 go
sS.s.,: sr,.s S|y Ss ssIs ps,rolsa.a 2 Corr
S 'aS Rsssrs
s c % H fos .p1s. a y s gal
aad o sr S osn ~. pr os s s an e.s
S.i Sco6 bbis direct Cair slaves Norwegian bris
Ssi % s S soa ss
ssss and ron ON rs. .sS port IN
G6ssiss coa1ua.d dun Prisos w.rs unchanged
.ss ' 1sr. orpecos s. scJ 20 Fssrs css.io
q ibs, and small los ka'Anoros alps, ali private
, sas s I. H. ssa Tes sales pub
Hors-hops remained err, and IN soot demand. sales
S if rss 81 IN m s dsaasi and steady Al our las.
1 q-olations
.: .,s: ~ Sss -s @
NAVAL SruRxsfov spirits turp~n,iur market vss
moderately actvef and very irm sslc hsc The sales
10 tbls s%c, end ITO 10 New bbl. Al 5gc
cc Rom o. all klods Wa 10 Ism supply and ARM the
q f7s DO 40 a. seou, - ee SO do. ar,n.e ~ - II
.smaed sg % 90 er ship tsis las, evening" s,fa goe
100 90 strictly pale a. sna Ieo 90 ~ado- glass a. 81
1 DO wlfnnelon roce 81 ~ ~, nfs
ols Lissed dun and unchanged 81 o. 2sa 81 2s
! other tinds also unchsnSet
PRovrsoss Recsipts, % pigs ant meats asdsS 90 lara
The market for pork rodsrsey seuve sSd friheI
sdvsnr. was mes, ,..ins :, sas ..rngor
w.r. soo sels sa g e. Tor s.- p..s q. l.,..
msss AID ga Is ZOE prime 40 se,f eonlnSss arm 80 ~
sIiis, ass. snd si7 = 81 Tor plain 40 nsros bee
| and beef hans were vnchanged Cut meats sonsnge .
scare, and 9th . far demand the msrket !nie<
sru.r The .sls. ..rs ,sea, 10 Isss.ssc ns nss
shoulders ., ieSe isSe loco snshsd 90, In casks,
10 better den.ad aad arm The 81 90 ss shor
rib In blk ~ p<c and 50 bofes loog clear NJ l3sc. bot
ce cured rhe ssd nsfsss -s mors sciIvs The dsmse'
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I DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY,
Northwest OF Twenty egath street and Broadway
Is. FERRERO respectfully announces 10 his former pa
the public that after absence OF six hc
has the honor the management Of Ferrero .
Academy. In connection with his sister, Madame DubreuL
The great success that attended their previous efforts snd
secured for them the most prominent position In tneif
branch Of thorough education will be TO them an scSa
renewed energy fostering and developing " w.
pupils submitted 10 their that graceful dcportcn'
aud elegance Of which they haer
recognized the OF those who nsve
lied By their instruction.. ,--- ,so-,,a
The Academy 10 extensive ana airy pAn suo.a
fet with ample iressng rooms. waiting 49,
he space Of the rbttre block 10 ~ III
Twentv ghth aud Twenty ninth strsets peink se
sad compce private estaolIsnmens ~ ~ .,. ~. ="
the civ and ~ tesv all lines OF CATS ana stages
Msdsra pubrer ana r. Ferrrro VIII op.n insr Acad-
for instruction Saiuruay ue'~~' ~ 1870 ~ 90
For circulars Apply a, the Academy
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srssssai- Gao CROMWELL, STANDARD from New oTieass
Isl Inst or N.- York broke Der shaft I'd Inst when OF IN.
dian Key aud partly allied with water Csse columns
BRie Cusi tot 81 John, NBi wscke from hs,anSn for
Boston, vito cargo Of 800 hhds osss, was los IL. irs
IAN miles soath of Hattcra. Light Vessel sni cargo
totaiisa The captain aud two s.sneo saved the
remainder los, rae those ios su:-Ch-s
Cain, mate WIN Williams "a mate; Geore. Smith. stew.
ard, Maeassy and josa Fsssgsn, s,Amsn. and Fred
-. boy. The captain is badly Injured
BaRx hIHArts (B3 CahhL from L,srp)ol for savannah
10 entcring rybee ngh ~ h ui ashore tao
zoe OF tie "Knos Shr lies easy Is being rhteref
su1enuy 70 enable her 20 Oh SIZE will doubtless lie
srricssi to-day Sept ~ -ishon, having sustained any
damage.
scaR EiSsril W.,su Q, and from Brs.ol FOE RondovL
20 load rsu,gt fJr Ptogdrnce arudk rock about nve
miles below hcndouts ie- isJs suce and allied With water
aud sunk.
Scss rYaoos White OF and for taunton from Ersbsih
port with $50 tons OF COAL went ashore the Ateppns
stones az the bead Of Ioug Island sound night o. Scot
lac weahe Tuck AZ the time The vessel parI
N two snidships ana - almost drv 81 low water sns
owned by CAPS White and o;as and vas insured iof
scpR Accusrtsrog, Turner. at Boston from pssr ~
REPORTS having been ashore on the Dsvirs Bsek sho ~
on leaky with assistance from msrkct hshtng oosi
SIcor FntrR WAN Osborne from Richmond tot TO- ~
f,k ran on the old sunken wreck In The NOUN Wy
pcmatioi river 1t inst Knocking hole 10 nc. -,
causing her 10 nnt Immediately Her cargo eo"-''" "
B70< slaves.
Afisceliaueeus. -
Bsps ALsS ncyrrt 7o7 tone yssstsrs puih ~ Fh"sa'
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SHIP PING NEW S.
suRr OF NEW Yuax. SEPTEMBER S. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship MOTTO Castle, Adams. Havsns-Auau'c Mail
Steamship Gen Barnes, Nortcn Savannah Livingston.
Steamship souder. Lobby, Observation-Disclosures,
stsamsnI'M scresay rs S''0'k anu 'en
irRs
ship Wm Y E,r Esasa
Bark Argeroen sNorw), Anderson, Cork for orders
BsrT Mary Ehaoeih (Br), Rendel. MsrseiIles--R P
sarS GEORGE JEANNE rrh Pherwinc sordeauI-s
Bark cavour (Norw), Toyeu, Nontevideo and Buenos
Bari s.%Srs r nfss g.nso a LsnS
Brig Kron rriu1 Won Prnssen tPrusl. Musach, Cape
Town. Cob Dewey, Corner. 4 Co. r.,
Brig iIi fOmpsns t5r,, walters. HsSoro NH soyn
% Big Hattie Grant. Jnek.onyIls-R Buck Go.
sns Enen Barnard Burgess sSstcnac swain Co:
schr Martha Ann, Lane, Tampa, Fls--aoidthwaite
seSr Jonas smith. Ncho,a Charlsston-YL Mccreaay
schr princess Lowell, Boston--s W Lewis 4 Co
scsr lsa Buell. Nsw mayes.TsTss'on Wood
sioop Mary Gray, Allyn. New LcOdon.
Arrived.
lokrona June H. Halifax July H. aud oas6ee 1ag ~ sac
has company OF ouceEs and Ub men. ana mounts y
ss,e,mship Louisa Moore warsce Newborn, &c, via
Hatteras Inlet, o. hours, 70 Murray Ferris Co.
steamship Cosmopolitan, Tooker Baltimore, with mdse
Polar sar Rich Shields 81 day.. with coal to order
Has been p days from the Banks with light winds and
Gains.
S.ns william Franklin OF ssrbleh.sd, with IS qun
tails tsh
BARK Neve-siak Gibson, Inasaa, 10 days. with salt 10
Big Camille fFr) Simon. Martinique, sSdavs with sugar
n Vatahe
Brig Msry Grace orr Peilis Windsor Ms. days. with
plaster 10 Crandall Umphrsy 90.
Brig TOnpkins walkers, Newark NJ, FOR nillsboro,
Brig p Gibbs Wilson Ronaout FOR Boston
Schf Ruth Baker knight Arecbo. PR, 10 days with 81.
&c. TO Brett. Son a co.
schr n brown, CLARK Elizabehpor FOR pirhiou.
Schr win ans. Smith. Eliz ethport for Boston.
Schr Damon johnson. Elzabe'hport for Boston
Schr Daniel Morris. Alien Elzabehpor for Providen
| Schr Globe Tracey Elzsbetbnort for Bos.oo.
Schr Reno. Foster Machiss, days
Schr tireciau. Newcomh. Jonesport, = DAYS
| schr Leesburg Davis Portland, days
Schr Ranger, Cleayes Portland DAYS
Schr rdahc DAVIS Portland
schr joseph Hay, Hathaway warehsp for Rrses,spor,
schr T King. King, Providence
Schr Chronotneter, Gtlchrlst Providence
Schr Daniel Webster, Baker New London.
Schr Forest Home, Lord Rcslyn for Rondon.
Sshr Nelson Harvey, Bcarss. Fort Even for Bo,oa
schr Nellie Treat, Priu Rondout for SAl-r.
Steamer Acushaei, Rely, New Bedford
sailed.
Steamships usca MORO Castle Ssrs.ots Ges Bsru.s
Soudcr
~ FOR ADDITIONAL ssiPPIso tSrsLLt1EvcE
sEk ANOTHER PAGE
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The conversions Of seven thirty notes Of the Angus
issue since the lst Of August the Sub Treasury
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FlOus i.p Gr.I. Receipts 1864 bhls tour go beg.
do oats, s7i do. rye, and COO do malt The Hour
market ruled steady under . fair demand, and
resdily at yesterdsy. quotations csiiforIta wss
About 1900 bbs Southern four fair demand hut
heavy, though prices quotably lower Tho sales
comprised yg bbls. Rye -four 10 light demand and
heavy Sales 200 bbls at 81 IS. Corn meal
raey active with Gales Of 500 bills city at IS as and $50 DO.
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do I'd call 70 100 do............ 1861
Half.past Two O'Clock II. NJ.
a. cbz w,1i r.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHuHspAY, sep r.
Coyrxr The market for Rio continued 1rm with
crate demand Sales ,S3 bags, Tasman; 2ls d. ex
HAvsna and skimminsS all private terms Other
kinds unchanged.
CorroS-The demand not active and tho market
heavy. but prices were no lower Ths sales n
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COAL iI,,. WOOD. sc.

,u., sp.pxs, WOOD YARD FOOT or rULron
I s,rcr, Norh rvsr outside West Warrington Msrts,.
lowest rates.
;r1. ron TOR GENUINE Locusr MOUNrAlr
&H c..,oTb- hest market lisr Coke delivered in-
~ Sren sfERwUOD's Tween y.third street ans
nsossey' or Nnsseesih stree, aud aveau A.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
1907.

Nj A A5NJlN H III Ii ~ L OLe L .
1867.
LODGES.
AvrrVC-gA No. I@. Meets lsU Monday IN
eyefT month AZ Odd Fellows Hail cor. Court
aud Main. ID. c. Trailer, W. M Il. T. Lom-
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SOUTH AIEurHI=. No lis Meets ID Friday oi
each ruortu-Hall. cor Madison and second
I " SaIIa-s "a. 81: Benz. X. Plllru. sec
fETEA SCOTT No. -S- Aeais Isl FRIDAY OF e1cu
57l@TFru-HaIl. cor Hadisou and second. John
afrsIie ~ NJ Il. r. Wood uaIl. SEC
F4.zTTTlroy 30 243. Meets 5d Friday OF eacn
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a s.. W. Il. Butts, sec
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81 each inauTh-434 fIrIl street lnHn D..
Worshas, ssi, ". n B. * fulLan, a-l, Sec
EOYAL AEgE.
p,r-r Chapfer No g. Meets % Monday OF 5aeh
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yr1-prI,a Cop4seiI. No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each nlonth-Odd- Fellows Hall John Aent,
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TEEPLAEs.
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a iazl n. Rec.
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To ln's' reed and accrued &D,90I Ki-672 ~ "
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-09
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NOTICE Is hereby given that N aeeo[uA9ee
n ,rfth me provisions and dlrectloLs or
deai IN trust executed and delivered . ne on
tbs Iifh dav OF July. 1868. BY Richard 3. haW-
is,- f1Jbich deed Is Of record IN the Recorders 9
r43tess ~ C'rittenden county, ATkansasil aud LOT
fbs payment Of the notes thereLa described,
WI, on a. tath n.,r Of InIr 1871