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SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS
NO. 2Sl MAIN STREET.

". r. CUNNINGHAM, VIC MCCLURE,
President. Cashier.
DIRECToRS.-Sam Tate, w. B. Green law B.
B. WaddeIl, NJ. ]. Wicks, W. Il. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points,
and renittances promptly made.
My connection with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, as President, repairing
my entire attention, eOmpels me 10 resign the
Presidency OF the above Institution. My in
terest as stakeholder and Director will remain
as heretofore. ask q continuance OF the con-
ddence and patronage or my old friends and
the public which heretoiore has been so gem
erousIy bestowed.
jyll I'm NJ. ]. WICKS.
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Grants speech Oh National Affairs ar
At. joseph, Mo.


At st. Joseph, Missouri, on Thursday,
Gen. Grsnt, accompanied by his poor re-
lsti0a, Dent, and by Gen. Sheridan, made
an important and lengthy address upon
national affairs. We give the Grafton in
full:
GRANTS ANNUECIATION OF HIS POLICY.
." / return my sincere thanks for this
hearty reception"
HIS OPINION OF RECONSTRUCTION.
81 have been travelling for two weeks,
every day"
WHAT HE THINKS OF FINANCE.
"And most Of the time at night, over
mountains"
CONCERNIEG NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
Visiting this Western country, which
am now seeing for the first time.n
GLORIOUS FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY.
4" | am fatigued, weary, dusty ana I'm
able to address you"
A MAGNIFICENT PERoRATInN.
81 thank you, but | cannot speak to
you this evening"
At this point the eloquent gentleman
concluded his exhaustive and convincing
address, and the audience dispersed with
the most tremendous cheers for Seymour
and Blair.
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wIGGS'
External Implication,

No internal adjuv8nis being required in any
case, only to regulate the bowels, IL cOustipsted,
or in Disrrhea and Dyssntsry.
The PILES, while sstonishiDgly prevalent IN
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distress
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cuIe.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally Try every thing they can
learn of pUrpOrttng to cure the disease set re
alize no permanent Advantage tnerefrOm.
They have been told professionally, perhaps.
there was a. no permans Mt cure for Plies, and
consequently have despairsd OF shy future ces-
81 ton from pain and suffering.
\ 0 all such SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief The
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned, under the firm and style
OF J. F. FRANK & CO., was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the 18th inst. b. Bowling withd raw
ing from the same.
The business viii be continued by the re-
manning partners, J. +. FRANK and CHAS
ERCK, under the same Hrrn name. ane they are
alone authorized to collect the on standing
claims due the old drm. and are alor e charged
with the liquidation Of IT'S affairs.
b. Boz WILING,
CHAs ERCk.
: Asmphis, July n, 1855, Tvs fT
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LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

rx,FE Thirty-ninth Annual Session Of Studies
| in the st. Louis University
WIZ open September 9TH.
This Institution is the oldest seat OF learning
in the West having been es aolished Ii iezs,
The course of studies offers every facility Tor
acouirfpg a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION:
For Catalogue, etc, apply TO
~ REV. F. II. STUNTEBECK, s. J.,
President st. Louis University, st. Louis, No.
fy2l 3tawt sept
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"A few weeks ago 8 vein of copper
ore, Of yellow sulphuret, was discovered
st Vinons, Polk county, Tenn, on the
western slope Of the Frog mountain, by
Capt. A, ghshls, ~
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper Il Tennessee, viii be sent to sub
scribsrs for the ensuing four months as
campaign paper, at the very low rates gwen
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL VIII make
its readers aoqu 4inted with all cur ent political
events. and whatever else may be OF interest
Ii win express its own opinions fully and
freely SIS heretofore, and continue 10 observe
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
IT Il has no new professions to make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
VIII be supplied to Clubs for the four ensuing
months:
8 copies fer-.-....-.---...--. .-'--''-'----s Oo
10 . "
% .....-.............. ...........-.-... IL 90
A copy gratis VIII be sent TO the friend VINO
sends us s Club st these rates.
The Daily paper viii be sent TO Clubs at 80
i'i iO''i '-'- ALBERT PIKE q co.
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Memphis Female College.

Ts1WENTY-NISTH SESSION.-We shall Or
L ganize the FURM5 In this College, accord
ing 10 previous amour cement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year of forty weeks, On TUESDAY,
September !, 1865. For circulars, giving fall
particulars, apply to the Principal at The Col
teee, or at the bookstores
iY26 tse9 NJ A Il. MORGAN PrincinaI-
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ST. LOUIS mUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, No. 51S Olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Vice Preside't t.
VIM. Il. SELBY. Secretary.
j. s MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx MILES SOUTH OF FRANKFOBT).
Col. r. r. 2. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

TUE ed Aeademieal year OF this Institute
1 will begin on Monday, september Z, los.
THRNfS-Three hundred and ntty dollars
$3.50 per ACCIDENTAL year of ~ weeks.
Refer to Messrs. Parker ward Co., MEM
pE,is- Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r. I. 7.
ALLEN, Superintendent, Farnodale, franklin
co-ntv XIV iel2 daw3m
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shelbyYnIe Male high School.

FINHE Tweaty.fifth Semi-Annual Session OF
i this Instig1tion will open on Ist BOnday Of
September, 1888. TEENS FOR SCHOOL YEAR,
CLOSING JUNE ), 1869, PAYABLE ONE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils....-....- .............s 70 90
For BOardeIs $50 90
Il is the desire OF the Principal TO direct his
attention cOnscientiously and faithfully to the
mental and moral training Of thosescOnImitled
10 his care and in order to accomplish Ihis
object more et1eetUally, the number OF board
ers viii be limited TO six and the number OF
day pupils to thirty.
Good bOaSding can be gotten with private
families at from 81 81 to s. % per week.
For information regards pliue, course
Of instruction, etc, Apply for circular.
j. W. Odd, An, Principal,
jy2e I'm ShelbyvtIle, Kentucky.
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LAGRANGE Female College,


IN MILES east OF Memphis, on Charleston
~ RStiI DAD. VIII open lst Sepiem Der and
close LIST July next. cheapest College in the
West.
Cash items for I'VE months:
Board in Coifs ge (all found 500 90
Ali English, Latin and Mathematics. Il %
Music ton any instrumentl with use OF IN
strument................ ......... Is %
MO1ern 10 70
Vocal Music and lncidentaIs, no charge.
iyz9 I'm ]. ID. MEREDITH, President.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. L.
Corner Monroe & Second Sis.

UTE hsve the Abstract Books and Complete
w Index of the Registers ONCE cOmpled
nv the lats HENRY A. ORNES and after mors
than a years trial OF their accuracy, and 8
careful experience in the business, mot one
mistake having occurred In all bhaG ume,l We
OF title to all
Fort Pickering, Memphis 4 Shelby
County Lands,
a. tt,a shortast notice and on the most Reasonable
arnsS q. J. CAMPBELIs& co.
u-hD Successors to Bond q Campbell
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The Oktibbeha Nes0 Era of the LIST
says 1t has rained nine days in the last
ten.
}. & Maroon, the Representative from
Oktibbeha county, has abandoned the
Radicals.
-Jodge VIM. NJ. Hancock explains
bis advocacy of the Constitution, and
returns TO the Democracy.
The Yszoo Banner of July S1st
says: Crop prospects in this county are
thus far very fisttering. Although we
have had good deal OF rain, the cotton
is thus far very little injured, and with
favorable weather we will undoubtedly
have an excellent yield.
During July %, 600 emigrants reached
New York.
1t appears that nearly two millions
sterling OF the Canadian inter-colonisl
railroad loan were taken by the Bsripgs
at los, and only q halfof the proposed 4,
OQQ, 001 were offered.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivsled Watering Place, situated
4 Hithin six miles OF kusssliyliie, Logan
county, Kentucky, was opel Ell Tor visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUGE. IEe pro srietOr pledges
himself 10 make MS entertain ment equal TO
that OF any watering pace in the country. and
his terms as moderate as the ex penSes OF his
establishment Will permit. A good BAND Oh
MUSIC viii be on hand curing the season.
Co1veyances always ready Tor passengers
from R1ssellviue TO the sprfBgs. il close con-
necIion with the daily trains froIn Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TER Ms.
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BUCKEYE SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combination of well
known remedial agents, and the proprietOrs
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE is the
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HAIL Els
E0gllSh and Classical School,
FOR BOYS,

NO. 900 THIRD STREET.
THE Fall Session VIII open SEPTEMBER Isl.
Il For circulars apply 81 the DSSoio Bank,
Peoples Insurance Company, \ Oung's Book
store, and at my residence, lO9 Madison & rect
sRg Ina ~ J, Halle, Principal
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS.

ON THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
" Railroad, ll5 miles eat Of Memphis.
Persons seeking recreation should not fall to
visit this pleasant n Altering Place.
A fiue BAND OF MUSIC, elegant BALL
ROOM, BOWLING ALLEYS ard BILLIAED
TABLES, all free for the use OF guests.
Terms-ss per Day; sI7 80 per Week /;
$50 per Month.
Next regular month y Soiree Dansante FRI
DAY EN sNISG, august zlsi.
Railroad ticket fall iare going, free ticket to
return-good until october /, 1895.
aus t2I SrEFFEY & BARCHUE.
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ESI HcSh--s ~ w
Eef month ~ "
For a longer period than two months, per
~ "
COloTed servants anu Children not occupy
ing seals at drst table, half the above rates.
DR.. JOHN b. HADFORD,
Col hENRI 4. ( DMU \ DS0N,
MAJ. JAMES =. EDHUNDSON,
Gel. u. q. WHARTON,
ProprietOrs-
J. A. DAVIS, formerly Of the EOTveu House,
Lynchburg. superintendent jeZs cod I'm
L IMBERLING SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
n OF WythevIle, Eirgi1is-AIUu, White.
he'd and Blue sui phur " sters Hot, Cold and
NapOr Alum and 81 ph0r Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, (iOut, ScrOfulOus
and CuLaneOus affections diseases of Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only to the extent OF safety and comfort.
Nearly every game sor amusement and ezer-
else, unrestricted BY law, together with double
ana single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
without charge. FOR analysis, certificates, ETC.,
see circulars, ana refer to ". r. Hunt, K. ).
Parham, SauR Tats and p. B. Wills, MeI phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81 weeE, 81; month,
SO. Being a new place, accomm odatlO as
somewhat restricted, and no promises. Ie3
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YELLOW SULPHUR Springs.

FIl6ESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il Springs, situated In Montgomery county,
81 miles nom Christlansburg Depot, are now
open for the reception OF visitors, and the at
tentiOn OF the Springs going public is respect
folly invited to the advantages they present.
Tbs waters OF these springs are unriyalied n
al cases OF Dyspepsia, CuLansouS diseases and
as
70 ERFUL RES IORATIVE-
They have proven emiuentiy useful in many
Female Diseases, and in
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

TiHE Fall Session viii open on WEDNES-
i DAY, September I'd, al No. 100 Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at Young's
Bookstore or at the Seminary.
au2 I'm Mra ANNIE ID. b A LIE Principal
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DIRECTORS (:

DIRECTORS:
James H. Lucas Samuel Will, Theodore La
vetlle, Charles Il. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. r. Robinson, Robert h. Carr John
f. Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry OverstolZ, Nicholas Schaefsr,
William 7. Gay, Vim. q. Jamisou, Z. p. Han
enkamp, L. H. Baker, ID. A January, WIN. ].
Lewis, +. Rozier, JT., Jacob Tamm.
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Assets, 5ane L, 1855, over ss.OOO,oOO
Issues Policies en- ALL THE MOST AP.
PROVED NON.FOREEIFING PLANS,
On as good terms - any Company.
No Restrictions upon Acelimated PersonS or 20
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
MEMPHIs BOARD OF REFERENCE

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy q Co., Aydlett, Robinson &
Co.. s. NJ. Webb & Co., Tool, Phillips q Co, La
cey & MeGhee,. n. CORONA, A. E FARMLAND,
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance 4 Anderson,
General n. B. Forrest, General J. r. Chalmers,
Tom. Joseph +. ID Montgomery, Judge j. 2. Ca
ruthers Rev. S. n. Foru DID. Rev. !. Z. Graves,
Judge Phineas I. Seruggs, GsIlaway, Hampton
Co., DeSotO Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-Eo. As Madi-
son street, Kit williams Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana.
N. s. CTIS.......... e. II. MCHAHON
tel I'm
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA

OhAUnIt DIAEhHEA
are regarded as g SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this place are u n
SURPASSED By AN IN TIE FATE, being
situated almost upon the y6ry s0snhlis OF the
eshany Mountains The ar Is always COO
and DraclDg, the climate IL healthy and saiu-
orlOus, the water Of delights ~ temperature
(55o Eahrenhett), tbs grounds are shaoed, and
protected every hour il the day by a thick
grove Of Forest Oaka.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renOyAte1 and rehtied, and the pro-
prletOTs Halter themselves they can offer to
Lheir guests accommodations unsurpassed by
any watering place Ia the % ountains and con-
ndenLIy ask q visit nom the public.
Visitors TO tns Springs Will stop st Chris
tiansburg, where comfortable coRcnes will De
in attendance on the arrival OF each train To
convey them to the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-06

To destroy the integrity of the bal
lot, says the (Cin.) Times, is to ulti-
'mately destroy popular government.
The Democracy is making rapid pro
gress in utterly corrupting the ballot.
The proof is conclusive that the Dem.
ocratic party imported Kentucky votes
into Indiana, and Baltimore votes into
Philadelphia by thousands. the proof
is also conclusive that the same party
has procured fraudulent naturalization
papers by the ten thousand, with which
to swell their vote in all the larger
cities. Is such party the friend of
the Constitution, the friend of the I'm.
ion, and the friend Of popular liberty,
which it pretends to be? The corrnp.
zionist is the worst enemy Of his coun-
try. BY corruption all nations have
fallen, and only by corruption can the
American Government be destroyed.
The great God viii not permit gov
eminent whose administration is found
ed upon feculent rottenness to always
curse the earth. There is short meth
cd with all people that lose respect for
virtue and laugh in scorn of toner and
honesty, and that method is civil war
and fratricidal destruction.
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>
TIE SOUTHERN PRIsoN.-The Indiana
State Prison South has paid all it's ex-
penses for the term of two years about
closing. leaving small balance in the
treasury. The appropriation of S12,
900 made by the Legislature intended
to defray expenses has not been touched
and there is no probability that's part
of it will be required. The sanitary
condition of the prisoners is good, con
sidering there are four hundred and
seventeen males, and twelve female con
yicts confined within the walls of the
prison. The term of one of tho Direc
tors, W. L. Ferrier of Charlestown, will
expire this year, and his successor will
be elected by the incoming Legislature
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DIED.

At Indianapolis, on Monday, Nov. I'd, of Consump-
ton Mrs ARAMINrA A BERRY, wife of Austin Berry,
formerly of this city, aged 20 years. IL months and
10 days.
On Wednesday morning, the 2sth ult., near Browns
Vile, Union county, Ind, Mrs. RHoDA W ATT, wife Of
William Watt, aged IS years months and Ii days.
Mrs. Watt was in word and in deed true follower
of Christ md has her rewards crown Of glory in
the realms of ineffable bliss. She was consistent
member of the n. E. Church, for sixty years, and,
with her husband, las resided near Brownsville for
period of forty-s1 years. Thirty years ago she
made preparations for her departure, "sst her house
in ORDERLY preparing her grave-clothes, (consst-
ing of the oldfashioned winding shcet) and directed
the kind of colin in which she desired to be buried
selected the for her funeral sermon and the hymn
to be sung grave and her directions strict
ly carried out. She has left q companion with whom
she made the journey of life for iftytwo years, and
quite large family of children (two of whom reside
in this city, and grand children, to her loss.
In reference to her pious e the wish Of all can we'll
be expressed be permitted 70 ds The dsath Of the
righteous.
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There is very large amount of rag
ged and filthy currency Of the Govern
ment issue>in circulation which might
be removed if the banks would give
the subject little attention Notice
has beeh given from Washington that
every facility will be extended at the
Treasury in promptly exchanging small
notes for the larger denominations
which may be sent to the department.
for this purpose. The department is
constantly printing the City cent change
notes of the fractional currency, and,
when requested to do so, will supply
those notes to the national banks or the
Assistant Treasurers.
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AGRICULTURAL RETURNS or GREAT
BRIAN The official reports of the
AZ rfculturaf condition of England,
Wales, Scotland, and ireland have just.
been completed and published From
these papers it appears that in the whole
kingdom of Great Britain there were
$685. 1924 acres under wheat in 1868,
against 8. 1921 S4 in 1867. Under bar
: ley there was less than in the former
year, 1887 ,037 acres this year against
2, ADJ, 8Ol in 1867. Under oats there
was an increase-4,452,0 900 acres in 1868
and 4, 400, $3.50 acres in 1867. The total
acreage of land under wheat, barley and
oats was 1O,72s,0 2l in 1868, against TO-
1,484 in 1867. The number of acres
devoted to the cultivation of potatoes
in 1868 was 1,549,196, against 1,493,.
162 in 1867 In the entire kingdom
there are 9,o36.5O6 cattle, 35,50S, 424
sheep and 1896. 800 pigs. The. mum
Der Of cattle and sheep have greatly in
creased sinceslast year; the number of
pigs has decreased % per cent. The
population Of the United Kingdom
in 1867 was 80, 1871 ,473, and in 1868
$1,000, s45. The population of Ireland
in 1868 is set down at 5,532 ,343, and OF
Great Britain %, S37 500.
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Rev. E. r. Hale makes very ingen-
ious and humorous defense of the singu-
lar title o.his. recent book-"If, Yes
and Perhaps He urges that Of the
stories which he has collected and thus
labelled, one at least was the living
truth; '.otliers might have been true, ii
the destinies SO wilIed; others would have
been true, had they not been untrue"
while others ssshould have been true
had poetical justice been the working
rule of vulgar world" He therefore
expresses the possibilities by the word
Perhaps" the facts by tho word Eyes"
and the exagerations by the word I'll"
Evidently reasons are Gas plenty as
blackberries" with Mr.. Hale, who, at all
events, has succeeded in getting the ii
tie Of his book much talked about.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-06

Schuy Colfax, Vice President elect
left Pittsbhrg for. Washington, on Fri
day morning.
Gen. Rosecrans proposes to sail for
Mexico, from New York. an tho 10th.
This will settle q vexed point.-
AS Ohio has gone for Grant by = ma.
jority Of over $4,000, is there not . clear
Democratic gain Of some $4,000 over
the majority given for Governor Brought
What more could . reasonable Democra,
ask?--Cin. Com. aseaaa-7r sss s1s-sss-"-s
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Notice.

FUVHE citizens of Jefferson township, Wayne eoun-
IL ty, Indiana, and all others interested, hereby
notified that at the next regular term Of the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Wayne county, commsnc-
ing LIST Monday in December, 1868, !, David Lantx,
less quantities than quart at a time, with the priv
ilege of permitting the to be drank the Itm-
Uses where sold, he reafter described. The Pf1n-
which wish to sell said liquors, under fbe
license, follows:
Being the house formerly occupied sss Tavern,
and known as the Eutah House, in Hagerstown,
Wayne county, Indians, which house is situated ON
Lot No. five 50 in block No. fifteen 15) Of said town
and is built at the Intersection of Perry and Walnut
streets, in said town, it being the house
pied by me dwelling -bouse and grocery store.
Said house and premises in Jefferson township,
Wayne county, lndians.
DAVID LANTZ.
November 3, 1868 zwpd
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NOTICE

) hereby given, to the citizens Of Wayne town
4 ship, Wayne county Indiana. that I, Balthaser
Bescher intend, at the next regular session Of the
Board of County Commissioners for Wayne County,
State of Indiana, be held on the first Monday in
December 1868, to make application to obtain .
License for the purpose of selling spirtuous and in
-toxicating liquors in less quantities than quart at
a time and permit the same to be drank the prem.
ises which said pi emises are located As follows, to
wit:
Being the following described part of lot No. six
rs in that part of the city of Richmond, in said
county, laid By John Smith, and bounded fol-
lows, towit Beginning on Pearlstreet at the north
east corner of a brick house, erected by Bennett
banner, in the year 1860, and being hundred and
fifty five l55l feet south of the northeast corner of
Lot No. three [3l; thence west parallel with the
north boundary OF said lot No. six [6l three rods
sherce south parallel with Pearl street. thirtyseven
1871 feet less to alley; thence with Pearl
thirty 1871 feet, to alley, thence
three rods TO Pearl street. thence with Pearl street
thirty 1871 feet more less to the place Of
beginning. The identical spot where this liquor 10
proposed to be sold, il the west side of South
Pearl street. in said city. second door north Of the first
alley south of Main street. s..-~a.-z-as-.usza
BALTHASER BESCHER.
October %, 1858. II 4w