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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-29
BEES leave to say to his old acquaint-

DEGS leave to say to his old acquaint-
patrons that having become permanently To-
Gated in this city with large growing trade in Pianos,
&c. the reward of quarter of century Of patient un-
remitng industry, supported by strict adherence to
undertaking system of fair dealing and having the
ability now by having constantly in store assortment
at once acknowledged the rgest held by any dealer in
the Unon to do the best that can be done in the trade
We would suggest to the wise and consderate to write
us, before purchasing, them an a.
mount worth looking after and furnish them good in
strument with valid guarantee.
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering mpositions
to be practced them by wOrdy, and frequently I'M
truthful and irresponsible travelling parties, who have no
their doors Class of cREIP Instruments most easily
procured and on which the greatest profits can
be realized.
Having frequent repeated and unqualified assurances
from former patrons of the genuineness of the in
earnestly assure them that there fest interests will be
cared for in the future by offering the best the market
most reasonable prices, whether for CASH. in time
payments. Whether bought from us or our authorized
agents. -4.E
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having instituted system of monthly quarterly
nstamens for the benefit of the honest industrious Ia
boring classes of occupation, many can have Piano
Melodeon at once and enjoy its pleasures and advan
tages at home.
Please write us for full particulars.
NB-Persons residing however distant cast. west
south from Cleveland, will please understand that
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
re-s.- #-tss & Etzst-
In Cleveland, all the desirable makes of
PIANOS,
MELoDEoNs,
ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW
ER, than they sold in any other city East or West
S. s. FAssETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co
H. B. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. 957
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DIR Eaton's Cordial, is not only good for Nurs-
ng Children, but it is the best remedy for Dysenery
Darrhea and disordered state of the bowels Sold at
Hendry's Drug Store, Ashfabula.
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Friend have You COUeH, COLD SORE THROAT
use Dr.. CLAKK's Wid Cherry Lozeges, they win cure
you For sale by all Druggists.
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Bride & BridegrOom.-Essaysf for young men on
the interesting relation of Bridegroom to Bride in the
institution of Marriage Guide tonatrimonial felicity,
and happiness Sent by mail in sealed letter enyel
0pes free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOC1A-
'T1oN, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y9G5.
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FULL VARIETY AND STYLE.

And we expect TO sell them at prices low be
bought in Cleveland and of as good quality Particu
lars hereafter. JNO. MANSFIELD.
Ashtabula May 80, 1868. 060
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Less than one month has elapsed since the
great confagation that destroyed the business
portion of Chardon and to-day, thanks to tne
indomitable will and tireless energy ol. our
people, most of the sufferers are doing pusl-
ness in new places, which have sprung up as
if by magic, and, what is still better the WORK
of rebuilding for permanent occupancy has
begun, with a fair prospect of speedy compile
tion.-Democrdt
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Hoofland's German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. II is n compound OF Fluid Rx.
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barks
from which these extracts are made
aff All tss ss'hsrsGs %sSs ein.i es1f.sss; Tirs.s:
q scte n C enz1D~ chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to shts
country TO be used expressly for the
manufacture ofthese Bftters. There II
no alcoholic substance Ofany kind used
In compromising the Bifters, hence &c n
the only Bfttefs that can be used In
cases where alcoholic stfmuIants Rrs
Eot advisable.
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CoNNEAUT, Ohio, Aug. gath

: OONNEAUT, OHIO, 4AuS' SftI,
Mr.. REED,-Dear Sir:
Will you please publish among your
locals something embodying the enclosed
memoranda, and greatly oblige,
Respectfully yours, etc,
W. A WARD, Secy.
THE LAKE SHORE MEDICAL SOCIETY holds
its regular quarterly meeting in Conneaut, on
Wednesday next, Sept 2nd All members OF
the regular medical profession are respectfully
invited to attend -...
We shall be happy to work for the Medical
Society, or any other body when we. are as
sured that somebody is to be obliged by it.
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Charles L. Lockwood,
SHIRT-MAKE1,
AND DEALER IN
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,

5I3 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel. N. Y.
i D. Shirts made to order. A roper
fit guaranteed. Self measurement sent by mail ap-
pcation. Prices; 1S ~ 10 a6. ~ and As Dollars per
dozen. 3m952
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PEACH FEsTIvAL-The Misses of the Pres
byterian Church in this village, will hold a
Peach Festival in Clarendon Hall, ON Thurs
day evening next, Sept. Sd. Admission to the
Hall, fifteen cents.
The greatest caution should be exercised in the use
preparatit intended to promote the growth of the
hair few applications of improper substance to
the delicate vessels from which the hair derives its
riment, will cause irreparabe injury and entail prema
ture badness, upon the unhappy victim of charhanr
whose nostruins crowd the market No such bad effect
need be feared from the of Halls Vegetable sician
Hair Renewer, manufactured in Nashua, N. II. This
article is concocted upon scientific principles and with
an intimate knowledge of chemistry and philosophy as
applied to the growth, preservation and restoration OF
human hair. When the hair has become gray, it VIII
restore it to its natural color and produce fresh vgor
and healthy growth, improved in texture, health
and beauty. II PEOPLE are wise, Halls Siciian Hair
Eenewer VIII take the place of the multitude Of inferior
compositions now hawked about.-Bostoa CON- 4t!'I3
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"The Cornhin Monthly is a new Magazine
of 80 pages, published by Messrs. D. Lothrop
and N. B. Kent, at Nos. 3S and 40 Cornhill
Boston, at the low price of One Dollar a year
The opening number has merits that are real
solid and promising.
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=
gentlemen were admitted to the bar.of this
district, at the present term of the district
court for this county. ..r..,z es{-.
Samuel Hayward, of Monroe, G. D. Rock
well of Kingsyille, Thomas Fricker, of Jeffer-
son, W. L. Condit of Ashtabula.
THE UNDTsPUTED SUPERIORITY Of the medicinal vir-
tues of Robacks Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters aid
Blood Purifier all other remedies prepared to re-
cvc suffering humanity, is shown in many ways, but
especially is it evinced in this important fact: That
responsible druggists and merchants all over the
try take active interest In introducing them to their
best customers and friends, while at the time, it
is quite much to their pecuniary interest to reccom
mend other medicines The for this is obvious.
They in positions to the preeminent efficacy of
the pills in of Liver Complaint and all obstruc-
ons Of the bowels, and in fact in all cases where
cathartic medicine be employed While the Btters.
by their gentle tonic stmuant and laxative properties,
and safe and certain remedy in Dyspepsia, have
the admiration of everyone who has given them
trial. and the Blood Purifier is acknowledged to be one
of the best remedies TO search ont disease cure Scou-
Ia Old Sores Erupons and Skin Diseases and to puri-
y the blood extant hence the people must naturally
give their voice in favor of remedies which effect SO
much real GOOD in the world 4t9I3
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Blanks Of ali Kinds for sale at This cfice.
BY JAMES REED,

Go to p E. HALL for your Dentistry who performs all
Operations in that line in the best STYLE and at low
rates as the same class of work be obtained any
where Full Upper or Lower Sets for SIS and other
work in proportion. Office nearly opposite the Bank.
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now opening at the store Of Mrs. Merriam, Mner
door north Fisk House. All goods usually kept in my
line of trade will be found in
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BASE BALL-The Stars of KelIOggs-
Vile, add the Unions of Cleveland.

InningsI A 5 s I So :
Star@ Z 0 2 8 s 5 4............33
Union-0 Z 4........,.26 &c
Left on bases-Star 5-tnionS S
Ely's csnght-Star 7-Union
Fly's missed-Star 1-Jnion t-
Fouls caught-Star 5-Union7
Fouls missed-Star 0-Union ~
Fouls struck-Star 39-Union IL
UAPRE-C. Kinnear.7
SooRERs-Star-J. w. BinEear. Uniou-W Radcliffe
TIME-2:30.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsyivana
PaILADBLPHIA, March 16, 1907.
J. find Hoofdafs German Bitters" Is not an tHto1t
fedfiag bererogc, bs good tonic, ts IN disordeTs
Of e di9exirr pzy0rs, ard Of great benen IN cases C
dGbiiity cad paRt Of aetioH t the syste1s
GEo. W. Ro0DWARD.
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SAGINAW LUMBER.
w E Have just received direct from
Saginaw, an invoice Of the
BEST PINE LUMBER, LATH, and
SHINGLES,
brought to this market, which prepared to
sell reduced rates in quantities to suit purchasers
We continue to manufacture the best of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
and BEVEL PINE SIDING,
which we keep constantly hand, and sell low for
CASH. SEYMOUR u GIDDINGS.-
Ashtabua, o. juno 10. 1853 9G4tf
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THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PRBPARATIoN. valued at
homr and abroad, real Hair Restorer or dressing (
one 6oftge) great trump science Mrs s. A. Az
LENS IMPROVED aeaO stye) Every druggist sells it,.
Price enc Dollar. s-s "sss 7<i3s's o-'f-f -s'-
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Blood Purifiers

ger knorn AVID ,oiu esrs ali diseas,s r,sultiEs ross
kad blood Reep yot1s 1s1 blood pure; keep yo,sr
Lirer in order; keep 81 your di0estire organs
Of msse reaedIss' !. e and no disease ,sia
srer dssaa yoE- The best in lss country recommend
heDI- u gears Of honest reputation 20 FOR GRytafnG
tos NIa ny Hese preparations.
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J. MANSFIELD
FANCY GOODS,

WOULD call the attention of the Ladies
of Ashtabula and vicinity, to his large stock Uf
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RECIPE to make rabbit stew, Tie directions first
catch the rabbit In order to have successful tea par
ty the directions should erstgo to swifs and get
pound of his good Tea" Having mads good COM
mencement the desire of heartw be accomplish
ed, by giving satisfaction and enjoyment to all concern
ed. freshsupply just received. Ai'" i'7 -'iiiH.s
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TENXEssEE.


AT a negro settlement in Nashville,
3 negro desperate, sam. Slaughter, shot
another negro, Tnlmsn Gregory, NOR
tally woUuding him, on Sunday last.
TIE bsll missed the man at whom it was
fired, and struck the one vino stood in its
way.
The Press and Times of the Ist
inst, says: TIE following are the names
Of persons who were psrdoned from the
Penitentiary yesterday: Martin Davis,
Greene county, larceny; l.. Foster,
Msury county, larceny, sentenced to
three years; William York, Knox c0un-
ty, larceny, sentenced To ten years !;
Thomas Cunningham, Hardeman cOun-
ty; Thomas Lee, do, larceny, sentenced
TO one year James Hall, Knox county,
larceny, sentenced to ten years; Eli
Walrine, do, hog stealing, sentenced to
three years Jno. Taylor, drawing WsGp-
ons, sentenced TO one year and three
months; John Smith, Montgomery
county. larceny, sentenced to three years /;
P. D. Strong, Hardeman county, larceny,
sentenced To three years; Z. Jordan,
Stewart county, larceny, sentenced to
three years; Wright French, military
commission, desertlOn, one year James
White, do, deseTtion, one year; ID. Hub
bard, do, deseTtiOD, one year and six
months; r. NJ. Stafford, Jackson county,
murder, two years Thes. Smith, Dick
son county, larceny, three years.
Henry Howard, arrested for horse
stealing, at Alexandra, DeKalb county,
and who escaped two weeks since, Is
again in custody q. Nashville.
-DyersOurg is going to Paduc2h where
several of cur citizens have gone 10 start
q paper. Oa the 18th ult. railroad
meeting was held, at which Col. Morris
explained that the road was almost COM
plete to Troy Station; that a sufficient
amount of stock had already been SUBJ
seTibed in ObiOn county TO grade the road
through that county; that the State aid
would build the bridges and furnish the
iron, and said that be was authorized to
open books f2I- the subscription of stock
in Dyer county, st the same time INFORM
ing the people inst all stock subscribed
in the county would be appropriated to
grading the goad through Dyer; an1,
that the object and purpose or the com
p2ny is, so soon as = sufficient amount il
subscribed, to direct an immediate soy
vey and Commence operations ca tESt
road, so far IS DyersDuFg, at least, fcs
the present,
Ee~Ca4s eAsIut A4AALlNu ELhEEs llQal
Iowa, was robbed at Nashville Oh Mon
day morning, by a feilow-lodger, of S2027,
among which was $500 compound in
terest note. The robber is described as
about twenty-three years old, light COM
plexion, auburn hair, and about five feet
ten inches high.
The Press and Times OF the 3lst nit.
says: The gallant Gen. Joseph a. Cooper
announces himself a candidate for Com
gress for the state at large, in to-day's
paper. Every pulsation OF his heart is
true to his country. We DO not believe
that 20, 700 votes will be polled, and if
these are TO be divided between two Re
publicans, we look on the election OF a
Democrat as certain. The RAIDS are per-
picked
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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ish the Judiciary. While impeaehing
and trying the President for exercising
power not granted by law, the House
and Senate commit far greater offence,
by maintaining law which they believe
the Supreme Court will pronounce uu-
constitutional, and compelling that court
to be silent.
And the fraud, the iniquiiy and The
hardship is all the greater in MCCAB-
DIES case; because the Judge below de-
clared that he was notso clearly satisfied
that the Reconstruction Acts were un-
constitutional, as to be willing so 70 de-
eide. especially as the petitioner could
appeal, and have the judgment Of the SH-
prenle Court. Thus Congress gets de-
cision below against MCCARDLE, by hav-
ing promised beforehand that he should
have an appeal, and then defeats his ap-
peal and holds on te the judgment so Oh
tanned It is a kind of sharp practice
that would disgrace New York shyster.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

PROVIDENCE, April 1.-The State cleo
tions occurred TO day. The returns FOR
I Governor have been received from every
| town in the State except Black lslanu.
| Governor Burnside has msjority OF
I 300, which the returns ffOm the missing
towns will sligbtly increase. This is &
Republican gain of one or two hundred
ever last year. The following is the vote !:
Burnside, (Republican), 9767 Pierce,
(Damocrat). 585S Providence city gives
Burnside, 2769; Pierce, 1l36. The Leg
islature will stand Senate, q Republl-
cans and five Democrats. In two dis
tricts, no choice. House, 81 Republi-
cans to eight Democrats, and in two dis
tricts no choice. The Assembly will be
largely in favor of the reelection Of
Senator Sprague.
RALEIGH, n. c., April 2-Sergeant
Bates, carrying the Gag, arrived here
yesterday morning. he wss received by
the Mayor and commissioners, and teu-
dered the hospitality Of the city. He
was repeatedly cheered, and c. NJ. Bus
tee, an ex-Confederate soldier, delivered
a short address of welcome.
NEW YORK, April 2.-In accordance
with the notice issued by King William,
Of Prussia, now President Of the North
German Confederation, the flag Of the
United Nationalities was hoisted on all
the German vessels 10 port. Yesterday
royal sa utes were fired at the Hamburg
and Bremen docks at the hauling down
of the old flag. The day was observed
By a general celebration. SumptuOus
dinners we're provided on board the Bor-
russia, Union aDd Camberea, at which
tossts were given to the new Confedera-
ton, King William, Count Bismarck and
German commerce.
The HCrdl1's special from Lake Ash
aDghi, Abyssinis, March 10th, via Lon
don the lst, says the advance brigade of
the British army, under Gen. Napier,
arrived at that point en- route 70 Magdala
on The day of date. The difficulties Of
the expeCitionary undertaking will in
crease as the army proceeds through the
country, for the most part Of 1t is barren
and inhospitable. The roads are very
bad and difficult to travel. The natives
are hostile 10 the British. An Abyssin-
ian chief who is enosmped On the high
table land near the troops, refuses 10 give
food 10 the army on any terms. The
chief dares Gen. Napier 10 iBjure him.
He sent message to Napier, saying thai
King Theodorus offers him q meeting.
Another chief who is frendiy tells
Gen. Napier not to believe this asser-
ton of the hostile. No forage can be
had for the cattle. The people say that
the bad chiefs have already ruined the
country, and that King Theodorus de-
spoils the country far and wide. The
desOlauOn Is universal.
Gen, Napier's force is six days march
from the fortress OF Magdala.
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Adnainfssrator,s eettIenae,at.

VAN EVRIE. HORTON & Co,
Publishers, No l5z Nassan street, New York.
sDr For sale by all .seWs Agents iaIf
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INSURANCE PRINTING

We are also prepared to execute ALL KINDS
Of printing for Insurance Agents IN q superisi
style.
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RoBFRF W. HAYNES
B. NEWTON HART
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LODGES

LlDN 10
ArsERogA. No. lSg Meets lst Monday il
eysry rcoIlth al Odd-E' 'elloWsf Eall. cor. Cour,
and Main. 10. B. Forster. 2A Front street
", NJ; John Besmish, Sec'y.
Sf,TrrIT n rssPEzrs, No. lis Meets ID Friday o1
each uaa1th-Hsll, cor. Madison and Second
A. T. Wheeler. ". NJ; Benj. X. Pullgu, Sec.
LEILA sCorr, No. 2ss- Meets lEt Friday OF each
oI0utn -Hall, corner Madison and Second,
Moses Seeig, ". NJ; @ Curtis, Sec.
5xs4IT,ToN. 80. 2s9. Meets 81 Friday Of each
m0uth-Odd-F Fellows, Han. n. J. Lynn,
". N ". Il. Butts, Sec.
KuswINELSG, No, S4l ~. D. Meets sth Friday
81 each gnoufn--2A k'r0nt street. GeOrEe
Riellersh, S2d, W. NJ; B. h. C-uuen, S2d, Sec,
KoYAL ARCH.
pzy7, Cgsptsr, No l. Meets % Monday Of esch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAL. JOhu zent, n. i,
4. P; g. Il. Levy, Secy.
r. AND S. n
UrEKA Council. No. s. Meets "a Monday oi
each hmontb-Odd- Fellows Hal. John zent
tn. H.; n. J. Wigg-n, Rec,
TKEPLAEs.
yyRENE Coramandery, No 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Conn., n. J,
NIgglr, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
- Front 8 s-'.
dERxEs Lodge sf Perfection l4th; No. l.
Stated Comm uutcatiOus % Wednesday night
of each month. Henry p. Woodland, SD, g.,
M: Charles u. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MTTuRAE IgOdg5 OF Perfection, 18th; NO. 2
Meets STA Wsdnesds } OF each month, George
Meliersh, SD, g.. M. A. =, f-anElGnd, Sd
JEsTPHIA Council Of Princes Of Jerusalem, ,I6th.i
No. =. Bent. <. Puneu, sd, Tars1.'.; -
-, Eec.'.
yALyAEY CHAPTER OF Bose Croix, 18th, No. !.
Charles ". Adams, al, NJ. W.. IS. Z. Tom
HnsOu, 3d. Sec. -
PHIIIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Soth.,
No. !. Henry p. Woodard, sd, Comm.
william Y. Clrode, S2d, Rec
OONsIsTORY OF WEST IES1' ll55EEl 90. JohH
Ainslie. SD, CoHlm.. in Chief; Dodge Z,
Trader, SD Reg.
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Fort Pickering, Memphis & sHeIby
CCuat} ksEds,
UNIVERSAL ExHlgIrioN.

st the shortest notice ard on The fno-- -=a-r-trs
erms. q j. ca MP5Et4E-E 90
mh20 - Suecessors 10 Bond q r..1rr.I,arr
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AREANSAS

"A friend over the river writes US,
"In your issne Of to-day (29th) you pub
lsh the returns from several counties of
our State, on the negro constitution, but
do not mention our mite. Please give
US credit on the white mans side for
Crittenden county, against constitution
l2S. 1t Is some consolation for US to
know that there are whites left In Crit
tenden who have not turned black under
the pressure. Twenty or twenty-five
whites, 50 called, voted on the negro
side.n
The Pine Bluff Vndicdtor Of the
Goth ult. says: A. A. Shaw, President of
the Jefferson County Colored Conserva-
tive Association, went to the polls, de-
posted his ballot against the Constitu-
ton and walked away in peace; but so
soon as he became separated from his
friends, howl OF hate arose from Radi-
cal throats and rush was made for him.
Fortunately, the drug store OF DR.. Light
offered retreat, and into it he ran, and
the enraged mob stood at bay, cursing
and shouting, afraid to risk the conse-
quence of attacking the DOCTORS estab-
lishment. The leader of the mob, we are
informed, was misereSut named
Vaughan, who is a disgrace to the uni-
form of blus he once wore.
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.:Netice to Tax Payers.

TEIHE Tax Book for the Eorty-frst Corporate
/ Year has been made up as 10 Affects the Ofl-
ginRl eight wards Of the city. Through the
next ten days this book viii bs open fOrjnspec-
tion and correction at Esquire Richards Office,
In the Exchange Building. Property holders
in the Ninth and Tenth WARDS are earnestly
requested TO furnish the Assessors with maps,
plans and subdivisions of lots in the two new
Wards, so that there may be no mistakes, in
measurement or ownership, made in the as
sessment now in progress.
JOHN PARK.
JACOB WELLER,
L. J. DUPKEE,
< gggQ
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Administrators settlement,
JAMEs 4. WIccs & CO.,
Manufactures OF
Packing BOze9,
AND DEALERS IN LUMBER.

OFFICE AND FACTORY HEAD OF FRONT
W street, near Gas Works, Memphis, Tenn.
Have always on hand, and make 20 order,
sugar Boxes, Candy Boxes. Cracker Boxes. Cor
fee Boxes, soap Boxes, Meat Boxes, asd Foxes
Gf all descriptions. Also, Dressed Yellow Pine
Flooring, ealher Boarding. Sheathiyg <, Shin
Psllings, Dressed and Undressed, and all kinds
Of Framing Lumber.
- Orders sent 20 as through the Posfofiiee,
OF LEFT with Southworth a Nance, go Front
stfeet, VII Feeeiye prompl attention. feha
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Notice tO CreIIifors.

No. 29l-John c, Lanier VS.. The Gsyoso Saw.
ings Institution ct al.
ChRncery Court Of Memphis.
IT is ordered by the Court in this cause. that
Il all persons claiming to be creditors or ~
Gayoso savings Institution do Immediately
come in and have themselves made psTffss IL
the suit, and file their claims with the CLERK
and Master with proper proof OF the same.
that they may receive their pro rata share OF
the assets Of said Bank for distribution smong
the creditors; and thar copy Of this order be
published In the Menu phis AppesI, Ayalanchs
and Post until the further orders OF this Court.
A eopy-Attest:
A. ALSToN, Clerk and Master.
By BENJ. COLEMAN, p. G. q n. rnhT II