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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08

There was so little doing in cotton to-
day that quotations are merely nominal.
The buyers have all dropped of, and it
is a rare sight 90 see a sample carried
around for a market. Receipts for the
day, 81 bales. Shipments, IA bales.
Receipts for the week, 397 bales. Ship.
mants- gF3 hales.
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TRUSTEES sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 70 me on
ID the 2th DAY OF June, 1896, by Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and duly regis
Tered In the Registers Once OF Shelby COuaty,
Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying the oeDt
therein secured, / will on
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Second Prize.

a cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
quar- n of d nile from the heart OF the clty.
and within one b ocE OF the street railroad in-
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued At
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T0OF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants.
No. 266 Front ST., Memphis.
no. $. Toor. cHAs. J. r.M.xAHAS

aaHNa HH 1919 ~ - r q IL n n y
CTRICT attention paid to theSTORAGEANI
- SALE or COTTON, and instructions re
gaTding same strictly obeysd. Our faeilffie,
for the handling Of Cotton are unsurpassed
and we invite especial attention to this brapcl
OF our business, feeling assured of our abilitS
10 give entire satisfaction TO all who may favoi
us with their patronage.
EB- Ali shipments covered by our Oper
Policy Of Insurance, unless otherwise In,
structSd.
Our stock OF BAGGJNG, ROPE, IRON. TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally will
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good tesms as can be had in Ibis market
Thankful TO our numerous patrons for the
very liberal tayors hitherto extended us, we re-
specially ask q of the same
piedgfng every effort on our part 10 give salts
faction by strict attention 10 the wants and in
terests Of our customers.
Major j. J. BUSBY, whose connection with
our House still continues, VIII be pleased to re-
ceive a call from his numerous friends when
wishing the city.
au2O TOOF, PHILLIPS & co.
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Nnn- Reefdent N0tfce.

7 . y : NaNIIF It'll
By J. Z. SWAN. Deputy Sheriff.
ar.guef "a IkFT- auah 5f-fngNf
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Commercial Is
Farmers Blk OF Gu
Merchants 40
Miners&Plant'rs'B'kH
LAND
40 acres, war ISIS 30
50 so
10 " " 100
100 " " 40
leo "a not" " lS
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cottage Residence, 8 rooms; lot l20xl7O feet
Charleston railroad near corporation line.
Valued At A000.
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r
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for l 10. sterling.
France, SWiiaGrland &
Belgium, 3 IS francs
for 81 On
EEEaTANV-
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s. H. roBEr. President ED. c. KIRK, Cashier
S. h. ToBEY, President, ED. G.. kirk, Cashier.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
IN
Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
cUFliies, unCurTeDt Money, Stocks,
Bonds, LSnd Warrants Police,
City and County Scrip,
EtC.s BtC.
No 20 JeRerson ~,
MEMPHIS.


Buying Rate
Bank often, old isse 20
W. Tenn,-4O
- EharIannnuolD
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Rs.,ysen the hours of 10 am. and . p.m., at the
Conrtbouse door of the Law Court OF Mempht-
/ viii sell 10 the highest bidder, for cssh, ths
following property; Part OF snP-alylsion o.
100 faef FROM The conner Of High street and
Ponlar- on the south side Of Poplar street. run
MY sast- parallei with Poplar street nfty-Rve
fasf Ia a stake. thence southWard by one hun
dTed and forty-eight and one-half feet TO an
eiiev sixteen feet VIE, thence WestWardly
1-it6 said alley hny-hve feet to q stake, thence
n~ortbwardIy one hundred and forty. eight and
one half feet TO the beginning.
sale made 70 psy note OF sac II see sci, srs
~ nm ~ ore Thousand dollars with Interest
s.om the 2sth Of August, 1874. Equity OF re-
dsmpton Waived.s - -
settd 4s'
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CUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. d. c. Gauoway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets. Meraphis
one block only from the center or the civ, and
in the vicinity % all the Federal, state and
County of1ces. Lot 81 feet front by $50 deep.
Valued a. $1,000.
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HE- Certificates may be purchased from OF
ordered through any OF the S0ciety's Agents,
or ordered direct from this Office.
All orders and communication by mail or
express wiN receive prompt attention.
Certificates maybe ordered through the Com
pRny's Agent. LEON. TROUSDALE, No. 81
Main street, Memphis, Tenn up stairs
". J. LGlES, President.
Albert AEDEL, Secretary. aus JdeIt
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PI0nfers, Ronk Notes,

IN accordance with an act Of the General As
sembly Of the Stale Of Tennessee, approved
December Il, 1885, entitled an act ITO expedite
the distribution Of the effects Of Banks which
have or may make assignments. among thelr
creditors notice is hereby given 10 the hold
es Of the notes Of the Planters Bank Of Ten
nesse 10 present them TO the undersigned at
now and the drst Gay Of January, 1853, OF they
will be forever barred.
fy2T tfal.lS6g D. WEAVER, Trustee.
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LEGAL.

Administrators Notice.
A LII persons are hereby mott aed that I will
n apply for letters Of administ rauOn on the
estate OF Giuseppe Prospect. d. ceased, at the
September term OF the Probate Court.
j. A. 81 GNAIGO,
L au1Q 1ovuNtv Via 70 nE,,I Of TfaVu
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Fiffh Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above prnn.
ExI0O feet. Valued al SJn.
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EVERY KIND OF
PLANTATION MACHINERY,

Engines. Horse Powers. Gffss
Mills Agricultural
GEnptemeBas
OB EWKBW URSGBHPFN0N, ~
Y y store and fOr ale ~ tssr I4DEsst A1tea. BY
= b FULLER
auE54z q Dsv .trpes- ScE EOEkc Cay.
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said 20 hsys occurred, sxRsGtinE that ,
.ceroner's inquest wsuis 30 hsId, aHd
was DESTROYS OF ascertaining the circum-
stances concerning the facts OF the
littie deceased. When We arrived, all
excitenient, if there had been any, had
subsidized, and we were att loss to ac-
count fbrtiie quist ttiarprrvaiIed in the
ueighbUrhoOd, IL such catastrophe Is
above mentioned had really taken
place. We made inquiry, however, re-
spscting the report, as it was . business
matter wit1us, and wereinfDrmed that
nothing OF tina Hind had happened, but
that young urchin was playing with a
number of others at the eventfnl place
we mentioned, and had received blow
on the nose with q stone, which
eaused the blood 10 how quite freely,
which led his little comrades TO believe
that he was dome for" VINO circulated
a report to ttis effect, which soon
reached our ears, but we could sse no
signs OF an inquest, and left for other
u1rtss
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sucre-. Follows Merit.

As has lately been evinced III the
many demonstrations on the part OF
those who appreciate real worth: but
no occasion has afforded such n truthful
verificatiOn of this fact rs that OF the
uupiIs of Hitchcock il DOw's Business
College,, in their liberal presentations to
the Professors of that Institution. It
plainly shows that all who become con-
nseted with them realize the benefits Of
their College, and are DESTROYS OF
making tbs acknowledgment that they
receive all that is promised through a
course of studies in their Night schuoi'
Tuition only two dollars per month.
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AFFLlCTE0i
SUFFER yO MORE /! I!

u-uES BIT TIE USE OF DR. DIY.
w vLLES ELIXIR vuu c.Ln curpd DeE-
rnanentlv and NJ a tTffing cost
The astonishing SUCCESS which has attended
thus Invaluable medieine tor Physical and Ser.
vruls Weakness General Debility ana Prosfra-
tiOn- Loss Of Muscular Energy, ITnpotenrv. %
any OF the conssqHsn0es vi yOnfhiul iEdiscre-
tiou renders Il the most vaiu26ie preparation
ever discovered.
* VII remove all ie-vo7Is affections. depres-
zian sxrstemenI- rDcanacitF 70 study or bu-i-
aeas loss I'd memory, confusion thoughts 81 seai-
destruction. fears u insanity, &c u viii re-
store the appetite renew tbs health 0fthsse who
have destroyed Il ny sensual excess " evil prac-
tees
Y0unxnen- Be mmbHEcsd no NOR ~ .Quaek
Doctors md ignorant practitioners JHt send
without DELAY fOrthe Elixir, and ia II once ~
stored 20 health aud happiness a Perfect cIIre
4 Euzrznteed IN every instance Price 81. III
four hotties 20 one address. &
One bottle = sufficient 20 effect = Cure n al
ordinary cases.
Also. DR. J0EYvLLES Specific PILLS.
for the speedy aun- perIaanen1 cure u I0n0rT
hea. GIess. Urpthrai Discharges. GEarsi. strict
ne and al affections % he Kidneys and Bla1-
der. CHres effected N non one 20 i've daTs.
They arr prepared iron regst7hle exTTac-s THAI
are harmless on he system and never nAElseafe
the stomach W imprrgnzfe the sTeath- 70
ohau-e Of fier "A uecssaaTT Ehiie using them.
uer dos their letisn IN any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price 81 p-r boL
EittcrOf the AboTe ms1ttSued articles VII II
seaT % Env lsddreSs, closely seaied- EEn posT
5iress all orders 20
BERGER SHUTS. < co. Chemists
So. rs RfrBF Strict Troy y. Z.
rrarz3-Iv-sSiET
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Ferxussn and His Cat.

FtrXHn8E1 auu A4lb Oats
In days of yore We used TO read
sketches OF Ferguson and his pet tom
cat. Ferguson IS still living, but the
cat which was an extraordinary one,
and noted for its more than ordinary
instinct, its readiness 70 obey the CON-
nauds OF lis owner, It's great teats per
formed bv jumping through the hoop
and over the broOmstick, its more than
cat-like agility in ascending the per
pendicuiar, and many other perform
anees too tedions to mention. has pass
cd away, anu is numbered with the
eats that are no more. But Ferguson IS
inelinesi, tss be an oid haehelor, and
takes great delight IN having COED
cat, and SPARES no pains IL training anu
teaching it all the lessons susceptible TO
cat instinct. He has procured another
cat that equals, If not exoeis ms orig
inal per in all it's prominent features,
ana is perfect model OF feline beauty,
which adds to its attractiveness. anu
makes it an object of greater attention,
both to IT'S owner and TO those who wit
ness It's wonderful exploits. We call
ed al Ferguson ut his place of business
the other day, and was favored with an
exhibition OF Toms skill IN she per
forrnancs of several feats, which con-
WINGED rs that he was an uncommon
eat. and deserved "a he noticed.
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Kx. q. Rsi Biecking
At Badgers. Try it.

Mnrskef-
There was a toierable good market on
SATURDAY morning at the Second Ward
market hOuse. and prices ruled high for
poultry, which, is no uncommon thing
at this particular season of the year.
People must have turkey dinners dur
ing tbs holidays. no Matter what II
costs, and those who offer them for sale
seem to understand this. aud put
the tariff ON accordingly. Turkies were
wereretaiIiug at from - TO : %. Geese
from soc 20 Use. Ducks from JOG 70 JSe'
Chickens from 25e re- SOC. Green apples
from Joe to .5e psr peck. Dried apples
soc per peck. Corn meal SOC per peek
Hominy 75c per peek. Beans 75c pei
peck. Dried peaches l5c per pound
BuckwheaI hour &c per pound. honey
sOc per pound, and butter from ;Se to
4Oc GER pound.
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apocalypse.

apotusyp~1s
By advertisement in this mornings
paper it will be seen that the people OF
our city will have an opportunity on
Thursday next, of witnessing the great
apocalypse, or painting illustrative Oh
the book of Revelations. which has
heen creating great enthusiasm, anu
meeting with unbOunded success III
London and other European cities ever
since it's introduction. This great work
OF art was gotten up at IN enormous ex-
pense in the city of London by one OF
the NEST skillfui artists OF Europe, after
two years of close stady and unceasing
toll, aud is pronounced TO be one OF the
most beautiful. instructive and COM
iplere exhibitions OF the aye. Ii comes
highly recommended by the eneOmlums
OF the press, the clergy, and on all cias-
ses who have been witnessing It IN the
Eastern States. anu we recon-
menu it To the patronage OF our clt-
liens. Its tendency, unlike many ex-
hibiriuns of the day, is TO foster anu
freshen religious sentiments, and iudg-
/ ing from the very tiattering manner TO
which il is alluded in other cities wa
feel confident that it will be greeted
with large audiences here We hope our
readers will bear tins in mind and moi
! omit 20 witness what is pronounced shf
most magnificent and instructive enter
tainment ever produced, both on ac'
coilut of its exalted nature and the
fact that pnblic exhibitions rarely com
; biue amnAement and instruction, and nj
the same time prpve entirely unexcsp'
tional IN their character.
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R0AYOKE COLLEGE,.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
/ Fifteenth Annual session. sept. = 1901.
FACTLTTs
Rev. D. 2 Bittle. .. D.. President and Prof.
Nor and Int Science
:. q. Wells. \ N PVT Ma:h. and Nat. Pm
loa0phv.
Rev. ". O. Eouce. Il. u. Prof. Ancient Ian.
images and LIteFItUrE-
Rev. 7. .. Davis, A. Il. Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
= J. Norman. u D.. LsctUrrr on ANATOMY
and Physiology.
L. r. HOLLAND. A. ", Ass ProL languages
and Pm. Prep. Dept
4. z KliugRr 4. VI prnf. Modern languages
+. z Hudson 4. N. AIS PREM. Dept
TERMS-EEpsnses n All departments, IN.
Guiding boarding. tuition. ToOm-renf, tuei md
'frtts and iuetdpurals a3lJ6D For furfiIcT IN
formation address EEV. D. z. BlTrLE-
fuIv:u salem Va
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American BuiIdiug Association.

al persons wishing to become MEM
bsrs of this Association will remember
that it meets ON this Monday evening
at the Municipal Court Room, under the
Court House, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of taking the names OF those want
ing stock and receiving the entrance
Zee. which is y cents per share.
Members of the above Association
will do we'll to be on hand, Is there IS
business of Importance 20 be trans
acted.
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The holidays

Are upon Us, the schools are closed,
and gala week is being enjoyed by all.
For holiday presents our readers shouid
20 to Oxtoby x Duffield's Jewslry
Store. lU3 Main street. where a new
stock OF ine jewelry, gold watches and
chains. sleeve buttons. thimhles, brace
let's, finger rings. ladies' ami gents
breast pins, plain and ornamental
clocks. gold. silver and steel framed
spectacies. spectacies for nailOB and
foundrymen. Eyeglasses. goggles. ana
fancy goods has Just been received.
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The River


At dusk ON saturday evening was y
feet inches and falling. The following
boats passed up for Pittsburg The
steamers Luella, Ida Rees, Kate Put
nam. New York, Carrie Brooks, Carrie.
and tow boats Arab and Grand Lake.
The steamers Maggie Hays and Grey
Eagle passed down. the former for Lou
isyille ana the latter for Parkersburs.
The Express arrived from ParKersburg.
The Express and Sailie departed for
Parkersburg 1T the usual hour. Ten or
twelve pair of tiatbOats and several tow
boats passed down on Saturday. The
Forest City and James Rees arrived ANA
departed ut their usual hours.
The following boats arrived and de-
parted an Saturday EdinbnrE, Capt.
Thompson: ". E. Curtis, Capt. Brown;
both from Cincinnati. The former re-
turned 20 Cincinnati aud the latter de-
parted for Pittsburg. The Curtis viii
return 10 Wheeling on Wednesday
night and depart for Nashville on Tues
day. The Rebecca arrived arrived from
ParkerBhurg. number OF tow boats
and bruadhorns passed down on SUM
day.
The river was Oh another rise, ana at
dark last evening there were d feet
inches, and rising.
The following boats leave to-day
Rebeeca. for Parkersburg, At II a. N
Forest City, for Steubenyille, at q p
H.; James Rees. for Suu1ish, 1T p. III.
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urFpsR ZEE.

A deed made. neeember Sd, IS67, ~
A. 8. TrnHhridge and Hife- 70 Mary A
Raw for the north half OF lot No. LIS,
east side of Chapiiue street.. csnfre
Wheeling. Admitted 70 record Deem
ber2I, I6o7. 5000.
A deed made December LII, ISoI, ny
William Marshall and wife 10 William
Y. Hoge, for lot No. IL, in square no
L., S6utH WheeIing Admitted to 10
cord December q, IS67. S12:D.
A deed made December -, 1851 py
W. Y. Hoge and wife, 10 Michael Rotn
fUr. lot No Ii IN square No. Il, Sontl
Wheeling. Admitted 70 record Decem'
Der ., IS67. Sl225.
A deed made Deeember Is, 1857, by
Edmund p Zane; A. II. LOughbeDngn
and others, "a Josiai1 E : Vdegrah, TOR
sduare on Zans's Island. IN henry
Moore's addition, bounded on the North
by Fourth street, on the East by Chest
mt street. on the South by Third street
and on the West by Walnut street. Aa'
mitted TO record December -, Leo''
$500.
A deed made December -, 1867, by
William Godfrey and wife, to Washing
ton Rumble, for IL feet off the North
side of the South half or lot No. -
Southwest corner OF Esff street anu Al
ley B, Gentre WheeiinEs Admitted 70
record December "a. 1867. 500.
A deed made December lS, lS6I, by
B. z. Smith and wife,. W. A. Hanway
and wife and z. B. Carr, To George Crum-
hacker, for lots No. % and -. South OF
Lindsay street and East of Seventh
street. East Wheeling. Admitted 70
record December "A, Ieo7- 500.
A deed made December q, ls6I, by
Frederick ReinhOff AMI wife, TO August
Hanke. for lot No. Ia IN square No. -
Sonth Wheeling. Admitted TO RECORD
December -. 1867. $500.
A deed made December !, 1851, by the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank di
Wheeling, 10 Peter thinner anu Iheo-
bald thinner, for lot No. :, square No.
Il, in South Wheeling. Admitted TO
record December u. 1867. 5406.
A deed made December La. 1867, by
Henry Crangie. trustee. and Elizabsth ;.
Stent. 90 James and Alex Gillespie, for
lot No. Ii IN subdivision of square No.
I3. on John street, Wheeling. Admitted
10 record December -, lS61. $500.
4 deed made December u, Lc6I, by
John Willke and wife, 10 Gertrude
Schickeunzta for the South half 1f lOr
No. u. corner OF Market ana Division
streets. Centre Wheeling. Admitted 70
record December y, 1861. $500.
DEEDS OF Trust.
A deed of trust, made December list.
1867, by j. D. Kurner and wife, 70 $. B.
Caldwell. trustee, for lot No. 10, on
Wheeling Island. formerly owned by
Peter Benner. Admitted 70 record De-
cember -, l-61.
A deed OF trust, made December ID.
1867, by james and 4. $. Gillespie, to
Thos. O'Brien, tTustee. on lot No. IL. IN
sduare No. I3. on John street. Admit
ted To record December2s, 1851.
A deed of trust made December 9TH,
1871, by John AItmyer, TO L. Wilhelm,
trustee. On the south half of lot No. 2l3,
ON Eotf street, Centre Wheeling. Adj
United TO record December y, lSo7.
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Faur.I. Prc.brrerinn Church.

Rev. &. v. Dodge, an eminent and
worthy Divine and gentleman, well
known here, preached in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. yesterday, morn
ing and evening, to crowded congrega'
lions. OF the discsurses We need say
nothing, asMr. Dis we'll known,as an
earnest, praEricallaud faithful minister
and pastor. The vastcruwds which gath
cred TO hear him yesterday attest ms
popularity anda worth. Never did a
Minister command more marked atten-
ton, and never were people better
pleased with q preacher. Efforts are
now being made to reopen this Church.
get it on a coed financial basis, and
have services regularly. We are con-
tident the commendabie enterprise VIII
prove success. AL that Is necessary
is for the people to do their duty anu
they cannot fail.
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BANKS.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

NhViA2AA-- .T~NSNsosss
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPDs-
vi IT Interest pad On SpecIAl Drp0Sits,
Notes and Bills discounted. Exchange IouZnt
ana sold. Collections nade upon all paints md
prucce'iS promptly rrmIrtsd-
DIRECTORS.
Crispin Ogisb1y. Thomas Hughes.
Michael Really, Dr.. a. ). Toad.
Arthur Little. \. z Hubbard.
LIS. MCi'iuuey N. Pollock
James Maxwell.
CRISPIY OGLEBAY. President.
GIBSON LAMB CGsller. ANS
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E0iIisiOn.

We are informed that collision oc-
Cured ON the Central Ohio Railroad,
between freight and passenger
train. on Saturday last. some
where not far from GAINESVILLE
but va were NOT advised is 70 the exact
locality. We are glad TO say that there
vas no person hurt. and the only dam
aye sustained was the smashing, up OF
a baggage car and the trains detained
about two hours in consequence u the
accident.
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
Of the REGISTER establishment has Just
been supplied with 4 very choice seIec-
ton of Scripts. Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cutiun of printing in the German Ian
guage in n style unsurpassed by any
office IN either New York or Cincinnati.
This NAV he saying i good deal. bHt it "a
TRUE.
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Western Pennsylvania MiIfTa-
~ Academy,
ATEVE re REEN HAML II
n aeaEPittshurEh PeHnA- Tins inEtituri01
of learnlnE aid military training - now 0pea
Tor the reception III buys ara yugInE nsn- For
further fuforrzztioz- address
COL T. p LEHMATT.
,o--fg AIlsvff@uT- ftar Gpl
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Porto Rie0 Sugar.

10 Tierces prime quality n ytore. and
for sale by IL aELLL-L
deco
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RzmkrMnlcY.

THIS Is 10. GIVE X0TICK THAT ON
L the 9Th day uf NOrcnber. A D. ls6-. var
E1uH In BG1krnprev Was issued ERzfnst rns -
Eate u william kleris. OF WhecfinK. IN the
cozntv of Ohis and Ssz1o 81 West Virginia WHO
h1a hpea idiudera q RAnkrups on kix own p~si.
tom that the pAyTnent d any dents and deliv-
eEy II suv proPcTty heionxinE 90 such bankrupt,
20 IAN or tor ms a., ana ne trsasser al any
pTuperty hy him. arc forbiddea by la~; thaE \
NESTING u ths crciitors 81 tts sad Ma><rupI
10 prove their de6tS and ~ eh~oss one %
more Essi Enees AZ his state. VIII ~ hela a .
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