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, 1869-09-24
BOARD Of TRADE.
The Officers are Prevailed upon to
Withdraw their designations.
An Arnicablo Adjustment.

A s,ec.al meeting OF the members Of the Board
Ct Trade wAs held st n gunner past u o'clock
ststcfusy, for the purpose OF taking nct!on on the
trtO1ution odrre,t by Dr. 1urpn, relative to the
ses'Etat!on Of the onlcctx, etc The members
.,Fe esiied ;o osdts ~ tho Secretary, Iii. Ran
The resolutions which were offered on ycster-
ray y u. Turpln, having personal reference 10
then, except one WHO Is NOT present--tnose Reatc~
en- al1 tee1 that II would nut be proper soF them
TO talc The question upon the Feso!nious. and
vote; The resolutions offered b5 Dr. TuIpln are
H:-.erd That the Board os rr.de h., neeleea notice
~, hG ri IT. IL .s,n ei r. fass,sa s;t,as e
see .,'ent n y ;hs osi q Tue a 'a''s Is BOT
E,.etttt T!,t se ntterls Of The board respect
There Resolutions were ouer,d " Dr. Tusp,n
!cs'ertlay; are tbcE seconded!
Sssst,a, 1nsmeersI s%s sseona the resolutions. -
isra,n1rl Offered the following, wulch ] under
staua 10 le IN Amendment:
on Il IT,, ato IT,
ns ns;,s Z II ts IEo,sd z 1ssae"
Sit. Ilario.ph. viii 1he board coma 10 order :
recognized, lhink, AtE. Ealrbauk's yolce- An
Nj =. 4. Falrbapk- ! more TO lay on the
latle.
Nj. ". y. nrainsnl / want to withdraw that
fcto:ution. ! cau,e here Tor that purpose th!t
nlnEpvtg- IArplauee att caniusson-l
s1. Iiludulph- GeLIlcntn, has the gentleman
!esve 10 withdraw the anerdtneut: ["So !
s.s. Is. y. HsainasA- Why, gentlemen, will 5oa
Lot do ne shs: tavor-
MI. 1saudolph. 1t can Gully be withdrawn hJ
ipg the Withdrawing Of the n1nenu neut Will Say
use and those opposed no.
I thtnx BE- has llrrt, 10 withJra~ II, and 80
Mf. Wm. II. nratnatd. Gentlemen OF the
, 1869-09-24
FINALE MEDICAL STUDENTS.

r. The Ea;tur .f TAe CAseaea Tfibuns.
In .our Issue Of this morning, sec thai the
honor OF nrst opening the halls Of Medical co..
tere 10 women ID cpuielled b the Chicago Medi-
esy ar listuernnnu Co1Ieyca-thc latter tntrtution
claiming 10 ta1c 4dtpJed tho principle t.tv p'onAs
tisce. Permit ne 10 rss. through your columns,
that spc 1futtees of Bennett EllleSs OF Etaecnc
MrdictEe and Surgery, &rtuated bs tue advancing
rp,rlt Of the tltnc-, aud nrm behel II tho pro-
rttety anil Justice Of such course. one Jear ago
tl+nt-l tnxs INSTITUTION TO ladies, AND ta&a- u the
s.t inter et.tton, ure Of The best and most dls.
,lpgunttd Of the graduates WAS Woman.
4. l. CIARE+ u. D,
| CHICAGO Ill Sent q 1863
, 1869-09-24

Many people sre unacqaainted with tne oeaa-
ties Of he stercotcopc md ste1eoscopss viaEk
We lake occal,ou, therefore, TO cal the sttentson
OF our readers, AMI especially the ladies, AMase
herr thetc interesting genaa o. at ae eans0ts1
WIN lIeaspre al, pYollt- We ftfeE 10 LoveloJ Z.
No ito CLARK ssr,et. His stock u nek, and a: sm.
lrar..r q nit v!exe ncves before caeted tu fnis
eals, Nj. L ~Nl be pleased to show thcfn 70
everyone, atd surprise may who arc not lAtn!lsal
with tnlS I.e = t,fSLcu OF ART
, 1869-09-24

Tho Bahcock E4rb EIAnGu3Sher.
The nancock Fire Ext!rgutshcr see:ns to be n.
cse.stpg tn utr!uirc&s xnd popularity every dag.
lte achievements in sat,dunK and cxt1nKusshing
hte hare earned for u the con1nendatlon Of con-
retfH 3ouees a"G .asxss Ieson@snAS.son sa3 eomes
IsurllEGtor, Iowa. lie stsies tnat the planning
| tnnl uf Mf. r. Winter. al taat place. has twice
tstn xavtd from drAtruc.1ou by the timely inter-
! ierrtce Of the Babcuck Ex:iagu,shes.
, 1869-09-24
s1&ss
IftnF. z-MH
Cslitsl CITY. 7-is

The second uIneA OF the Aciivts Rad Nationals,
Of This ctr pla5ed uatch game yesterday after
ICON, Al the corner OF Like and May streets,
nhtch MA won By the Actlves. bl score Of - to
Is. .... ....
TIE ArLANT1cs, or BRooELTS, rs. TIE sAf1ofAtA
or WASHINGTON. ..
Nkw YORK. Stpt GA hssc n&ll mach to-AF,
on the Cxpttone Grounds. between the Nauonhl*.
OF Washington, npd The Attkatics. Of brooklyn.
resulted tn tasor Of tho A1laattca scorc, 81
10
, 1869-09-24
BUSINESS NOTICES,

pnt e1s1A.-Anv c1ttor4 who wish In
10 ymatiou how to take out patents. had better
Trlte to Mum i Co, Eaitotg Scientific American,
No. 81 Park Raw, New York, and get their optuton
md adsice. ~hich u given without chnrge. THIS
agency WAS established twenty i've Jeass ago. and
has bad o much larger experience IN exanintnR
Inventions and securing patents tnau any other In
the world. Communications confidential. Pam.
phlet oE lava and Information tree. Address a.
abQTe.
, 1869-09-24
AEuaEMEArS.


E,nr7uosa No. vas produced IT the Upcra Houte
Las, evening tor 1ne nrst nu'e, WITH TIC ~1nS
ras,: 14a Bn'.vHahs, Nr: Aehce -n&hs1a' 1< .he
-, ~ E,eu. Mre, FL. Hltcser: JtnHh Hlts
,.n,,,, 1n,d,n: Mrs. Eoter, Mn, n. Rogers: E''fA
, 1869-09-24

Metz oroaer,ca1 record 1oz Sept q, isda, A re-
dolph street., correspondent to The Snlin.ou,an
ltktntc TIE small letters ase the utials tor The
worsls "rtcr7nc,' GENTLE "hish,'' ..dry,"
, 1869-09-24
HiI.I.1AIluS-

HtI.L1ARpS-
rtIEfAH RKATS nKEKr.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-PbeIAn aud DecrJ rlA9ed
n game Of k.lliasls this evening. so roln1z, pnsh
shot haf7ed. I'helan Won IN n lnotoGt, Deefy
fcortn4 $50 .....-..---
TIE fKvADA CHAMPIONSHIP.
A httltxfd game for tie champion cue OF Nevada
ard gla0, HaA plsycd at Virginia CITY, betve&0
Iuac Tank1u ard ". =. p1.naeotne, % sept- Is,
and *aa won By Ts7fksn, SEc holder oS The cue.
DrlInacone, nor taIsncd With the result has chnl.
ierEcd TnmEn lot another game for The csc sad
roo tn coin.
, 1869-09-24
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.
Another Chapter on Maps--salaries
Of Normal School Teachers,
Appropriation Bill for the Next
Ftxcal 1cnr,



xoasrxa sxss1os.
The Bosrd of sunrrrt.or. m.t =. IN o,c,o,s -.x
,rne.v rnor-.,n. ,,rrs,,.t -, ssan.n .'esA scf
'e4o~y n1ost'ns. pursuant 10 ha)oufuneot Surt1-
S14 1ammond took the chat.
no oroscx.
4'a ""s e3aeo' oak u quosum Wa not
present.
In short tine \ feN honorable 1nembers
Tpe TtnuTes ~ a xs9s gsgsum r.1d Va Va c !oana.
T11osp W. ~ ~ sn.1v n1vp"1
TIE coum.,tee on ToTn % ana Tov, ...,4,,.
ise snn1q sar ne ne purchase of s1ytwo maps oI
each town 0pt i'm .te 49, o4acsla OF
The Asseteor. ~De '"' %4e 4o"a tlefk AND one Tor
.,se-[tsos ,>-,,.,,,. .-..--
,rc kssnts1 " "a MoSeo anaf the maps for
sarersieor MUELLER Wanted tn snor rn- p.
era tne tnnnt1 49, ss.a aaa tns Conny Ireasurer
III ST +, ,cnn s+ah' aoo several Others, Ahould
ann~rr4.o- ,df,gcnl' gSr!5Tl'loS kAr ..-
from IN onno1.ftnn Yn,c 49, - - y. .ppneaHnn
rooas ii X "a reth atmatss; y M %no onersi his
supcrytsor TI1|11ps;oy - ,nnrs, =. H. !.e week.
srr orer mil ,hs -. s.a u' 81 ~ ~ tue mas
coul1 r. romnsrrI "S@e III en'aAsa 1ao taS3
,ns 1,h,s Sntrs moved to ia5 on
,on mse .so,aa sost,,0n reeus on Supervisor 7hop
snrs1,.a. sIas "a nSn sEkE BITE fnaS T. xAIS
~ sa.s t!iI. M sAH sag lac poasu N1n.su
~ ~ 1asv t tse! cvatI ~ ialn We p1eA
Whoe I'M .ne @ ,aser Per efosssloa stss
VIE MnSss anrJ Moula f.on1Hy AefnI tntMse!Eef
Nno o-utS u4as'ue 1ut 'ue"E Aue pat. 4AF
Enant were n9t cnefafcd Jet They were not
a1a &c, F1ua 10! - tof =, 1929 nme. ana iney
tes. ID uumade 1uap< lie sup2osted 'ae amend.
menL
AArs hEETKs NV =. TlaN 7! hkicks tSp hSEH
csc sd S,ncaon an aS !enps ana 1 know, ~ H.
ni giiasn il- n Mste neL,sr tnan inse..iuG n of:sRs
ma oces. lie fa4 opposed 10 lnslns lie matter
Supervisor JOHNSON wan'cI TO knaw Eh5 the
Ns1ao h - fttsseo W. fLl1nate N 1naps ~ -
ios ias, eaeh. a sI' s'-n'r' 's''t' 'A''
xo] n Msni ,,,oT.. Ss" H.. '9e s n
"oaf'' rnr,.rrsrxrx- ~, .-no>.,,
The aueston VI. iatsI IN suner,isor Tnomn.
enn-s ,nI m. rrirh s". esr,t ~ ~ -. ". "ouf
rnrhe- ~ MI. ,r.-a 80 -, - - ~ 40
~ -"wssr,s,.s . -, = ~ ~ s. ~ .'a'a-
ynn ;1nanre c,H,tt.s.1. I..e,,.ns ,sa ,r,oo.n..
a.. ,rcn. ~. III r,.,,, ~ st1 th 81 s1,
s.ama sr,t,. ~ 81 t'xt, Az tsa1 1nr! nau sola
III ~ 'S n1',@u7 ~ Cn"s w., ~, ~
~. '1.aa ~ ~ - avg " ttsA$-
a'i tIts:. ~: sp,cA' IT, "a t"e 1esrsne. Ca!1led.
EAEANiEs " NHkAaI sCAthL tkAcuke1S
,,r ,anes H.; ScsanEf On euucatlnn rrpnFtel taat
~ -. Ss s.s taiS " me 'caroeIs g! tae
.rn.th rs,1 = q =, 1e ~ n'un1aE 'aes' - nrnt-
~ss1. a'S'3Sa- s.-AN' MES =. \. ftcSt, As-fs-
.ss., s!.:u: A's ainnor. sl.se: Nils landocS,
lLls paid. TIE rcpor1 was accep:.t.
The cacs1Y ,nss,.1.s: Vast HaEE ~:
sxtfnr ,hst fnr,r ssi,r1oa -. r,t,eb =, ~ :. - -
20 - ~. nea E'''a'es 's f's-o itoA se'v ~
sNN1N .-n.,.r,... .>,, ,.-,r,.,
Supervisor McDEHNOTr waute.l tsc rsaycr
ioi sHH tesf. 'f - 0-''>'~'
me iST.,,l sEsN1 y ,,,. nGs" ,o lay oseF until
sts;Ess; s: l.; ssss. ssx gaa q
liz ihoe. snt he he -! .re. | nc not Ss sas.fi T '-
Tee p!a'cr Vi the lctiuon vas "eaicd by vote
.u.>.,,o ,o,ta saLE oP noSo. noSoS.
re fa.e assn IT, 'oS.aS M su.nsrsd
, 1869-09-24

III unaEEE I = a1 so.PTs e, ~, ~ er ;ass
ton OF the skin, eczen13, f1nXwor1n. saltTheunn.
rhmplcs aud other cutaneo1s affections, making
The akin soft BnN smooth Manufactured by Cas-
well, Hazard 4 Co, New York. Sold by ali drug
SiaYh
, 1869-09-24


YtHr committee 4erau1mtnd th4t whatever batanec
Ay er ~ the Tsrashs3 n the end q the s+ar, b.
prDIfnttd n4l<cclfa1 four committee
sso nc ,t1ueut the o. the tILluius otier:
Ordered, hal a tl1 u ti&y.dre cents on ZACH 3lM
wosth ID real and personal property Ia Cook County
rordlrG th- Aete-rncni rnA Of ls, amounting "a
Il 11 ,aas = II I'll s sa5
h apP t. the made b5 thl. hoard TOT
fhe seA al is md other IkSpoe whatsoever
and. Ike i: tuItltr
d,vd.rs bat the Cornty Tr+4surrr shall Ia hls An
nnsl rrraEt art to tAse bna.d for each appropriation
Itctn 1cIArAtGS. ,.--.
, 1869-09-24

Chicago Window Shndr Company.
--nel!smy i uaIkins, 20 R1ndolph.sL CIotu,
Rustic, and Paper Sna des, Coeds, Taasets, etc,
The largest stock In the Nest.
n Sure Remedy for Chlits and Ee.
yer. Ayers Ague Cure never fails
Fapee fRang1n&S md window
Shnl!ca, iateat 4tJfea- Paints, ora ElAsa AND
brushes, nj F. E. NRpys, 50 Randolph street.
, 1869-09-24

IsHAM.ScptrH1ber II, 1t DuFakc viii County, H.
9anld fc!et. Frank ~, eldeet san Of r. Ray Ani
Jrnnic y. hhat1, asti Z. 5raTs month md II days
Ailw.nket sod Raf.!o parets lle.sc eorv.
, 1869-09-24
LIBRARY HALL.
CALIFORNIAN HALL.

Mr.. DYE
WIZ cofatneueo hts SiGeioe Castes for the fall and
winter terms nj the folJuwlnk plaee:
Aa.n Clsss, sTesy TloEdAy rvennk. 4 CseSan;an
hrA LASANtsts.s, btblnntnF fhassday evening, sept
I'D
il vcnile Clast. Saturday morning. At O'clock CON.
ncEc1nE SATURDAY morning. Nept. l.
T.'r1ns for Twelve Lcasons-0enta. 500; Lad1eSL
Fntrsncr 10 Hsis~Frtwceu 80 and 80 LaHsIlrst
, 1869-09-24
CITY REAL wTaTH FOR SALE,

ER.s.ts 1ssnt.s Rosn iaasara bloee afl L: n!st
& a. =
Aonee snd lot on WaEen-Av.. neaf Hoyne+t
GG.s.se nd gniahed basepeht. on Park Az, near
Ifssi % Fsf:s1. soath fIon,. st low figures aud |
Ash Stsss = 4; rssa ,s,;:s y; 4 ,$ts ",
s. = ;|: 6 x::s =. xsss1fss's
Is % Esssy es sS sssnss Si5a
- hSfi: s's s< q 4s ES's E Gu.
fsss & 81 ass'2 zs 1sss IL s. mos,y
u u 81 ii ps1.s | Il Viz sha sia. :i =. as'0,sa p.0
Ton TonsALa-lnpIANA.Ay.-Lor.sw ". CORNER
:9,:s3. esH fspat. f i;,e .oa;S Of
sslo let. a... fsoat. .ou.b ct
! Il & 81: fss s,:f:, e; Hss: =
,;sa's q e. DC northeast corner Ct
siealsaa sv.-1os, ta1is, ssss 'front.' near Twenty:
;:.i;h ea't from. Is tsss nssss ct
81 amount s:sl Is: fssSs :SS ss
81 sRexE :ss e9 &c b. eFss 6;
II se FLA GS 4 So; 60, n tenn: snd 25s 20 ceas
VI Ba:sa Noh be:sb;p UssSa EsaS.: saa's 9;a Jf,.
t3 Ea'ssa ~: 9s. a.sst IT.. EsSsSs SsT:
ssss ia IT,. sg aen nd
l':an9, on Wst T4S or. aasison lnaia1stI I5.1
g. Sses Rsast Sshta bsT sssa ssss IA
Mr,9: nan Sa ,e I'd
w III u asads 4 H q ID % piope1sy If everybody.
v~np gAT1N1v urRRaRn d JACKSON, ii
, 1869-09-24

CHICAGO vB. NAntsoN.
The following IL the 6oore OF the game plarod OF
1nceday last, in Madison, between the Capita
f.ItS (fnh Of ihnt rInrf and The Etuaa Of Chicago
, 1869-09-24

rVAkES CP-A DARE RED COW. wfra
WLHr E.er. owues van u 80 West Adan4at. fhs
eh%1ses And take her AwAJ.
, 1869-09-24
HEJtDgpk nRlcAl.

CHICAGO. III Sept 2. 1863
, 1869-09-24

DEARBORN THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT.A.
Emerson & Maaning's Alinstrels.
Solo by the Great Tenor, ". B, RUDOLPH; hob
uAIlT'S Great Stump Speech; Jutupink Jack; Sub
line and R.tIeulp,s; Life on tho Mississippi &c &c
MeudAy, Sept g, ]. r Kemhlc's Grcat Buflesque,
FQRNOSA IN BLACK. With ncH scenery and Ap.
p,,in,tuent. ard N UNPARALLELED CAST.
, 1869-09-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

COON PURcHAsK-THE RIGHT. RRCIrE,
qukE md lively eseh ip.ue i AMfiiGo m.tkes. .aa
nceo,latcd for within lew wettt II bes been ad1s
n'ta effectively manZ tltnl.snd dnals during the past
0trd AZ improvement in manufacture much reducing
cnet q rroductt3n- while efficiency Il very uaten
fns to teehre perfected ptcr.1xtloa* ~ nsms de-
ssa1s,s sic m.de 1ras /" ones bsnds csn add III,
article 10 ethes bN.ntrs not EequIps sntite ~. 1ttoo
i. II. PE1TESGILL ( CO.. Of ". Il WILBUR No
Id Ntatt+tt.. boston.
, 1869-09-24
c0acnER'S INQUEST.

Fare thee well, dear Fanny.
Aud u 1ottyef, fAgr the y edl.~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-10
VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, March 9.-The Supreme
Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias assem-
bled in annual session at Covenant Hall
this morning. Representatives were
present from Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Missouri, District OF Columbia and Vir-
giDia. Reports from all these were pre-
scented, as well as from California, Ne.
braska and Louisiana The reports read
show a membership Of over $4,000, with
$50 lodg-s and eight grand lodges; and
$762, 7ss as the amount Of the widows
aud orphans fund in the treasury.
During the past eight months, S4,3ll Ga
has been expended for the relief of sub
ordinate lodges, and the amount on hand
is $64,729 q. The session will continue
for four days.
PErERsBURG, March 9.-The Republ.
can State Convention met at noon to-
day, at fuckers Hall. An anii-Welis
man attempted 10 be declared the tenn
porary chairman, which the Wells men
resisted, and q general row ensued
around the chairman's stand. A strong
police force, however, iuterierej and sep
grated the combatanis- hr. Burgess,
the Mayor Of the city, then appeared and
made 9 speech in behalf Of peace. The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-10
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
~ executed 70 me on the llfh day Of January,
1851. by !. A. Wight j. II. Muse and T. j
Craft. and duly REGARDED ia The ofiee II the
Probate Clerk Of tishominso county, Missis-
sippi. IN Deed Of Trust Book B. PAGES s7s, S7o
and $50. 10 which reference Is hereby made, for
the purpose Of paying certain notes therein
specified. | will.
On Monday, 22d Day of March, 1853,
in front Of the Iuka Springs Hotel, In the town
Of luka, Iishomingo county. Mississippi, pro !.
eeet 20 sell to TIE highet bidder, for cash, The
iolioSine described properly, to- wit An equal
Undivided half interest in and TO certain lots
and parcels Of land. situate, lying and being IN
the county 81 Tishomingo and State Of Missis.
sippi, and described as lots :, 9, Is and so. AZ
laid davl in the plan Of Iusa, in said county.
embrariug the Iuka Springs HOtel, Cabins.
etc A., die southeast quarter Of Sectien *
and % acres Of the south end II the southeast
Quartsr Of the northeast qusrtor OF section ~.
al in township 3 Of rsnge 10. The title is be-
neyed 70 Be rood but eel and convey only a.
1925 J. N. d. MILLER, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-10
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.

u
At meeting of the Stockholders, held at the
st. Charles Hotel in New. Orleans, In pursu-
ance to notice, on the 18th day of January. the
following named gentlemen lin accordance to
terms Of charter were elected Directors for
Thomas A. Adams, New Orleans.
Alfred Moulton, New Orleans.
D. DeHaven. New Orleans.
VIM. Cresry, New Orleans.
Howard MiIlsr augh, New Orleans.
John Paul Baker. New Orleans
John A. Graw, New Orleans.
H. Naultng. New Orleans.
d. W. Flowrence, Vicksburg.
DR.. J. r. Watkins, Memphis.
N. S. Otis, Memphis.
DIR. J. W. Rogers, Memphis.
]. Edward Montgomery. Memphis.
John b. Davies. Louisville.
A. Baker, Louisville.
Samuel II. Patterson, J Jacksonville.
John Cobb, Madison, Ind.
General 7. T. Crittenden. Madison. Ind.
d. @. Martin, st. Louis.
Captain H. b. Carson. st. Louis.
purpose of electing officers, the following
named gentlemen were elected.
ID. DeHaven, President, New Orleans.
John A. Graw. Vice President. New Orleans
H. Millspaugh. Treasurer, New Orleans.
N. s. Otis, Secretary. Memphis.
r. s. Kirk, Superintendent. Madison.
G. s. Stewart, Assistant Secretary. New Or
j. T. winnnemore, General Agent, st.
CHARTS Hotel. New 0tleans.
F. Y. Rocket has been appointed Agent.
with Office at Memphis, to whom application
may be made for exchange Of lands for stock
in the Company.
ONCE: No. 43 Madison Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-10

DY VIRTUE OF a. DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court of the county Of Claiborne
and State of Mississippi. made at December
| term. 1858, the undersigned commissioner Will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. for
cash.
On Monday, the 29th of March,
A. D. 1869.
| At ~ o'clock m, ut the Court House at Green
Vile, in The county of Washington, in said
State, all the plantation belonging to the estates
Tf H SFs ad sP Nj know ass
Washington. in the said county Of Washington,
FIVE miles from Skipwith and Carolina land
ings, composed Of the following lands, to-wit:
Sections twelve and thirteen and lots one and
two in section fourteen, township fourteen,
range eight west; the southeast quarter Tor lots
7 and 81 Of section twenty live; lot IN section
twenty seven the 4 and W. and ~ OF n
township "a, range 9 west. containing In all
eighteen hundred and eighty acres, more or
less, The foregoing Is one Of the best cotton
plantations in the South; $50 acres Of the land
having produced fine crop during the past
season.. The place is well ditched. and has q
GOOD dwelling house, gin, quarters, and All
necessary outhouses, and well supplied with
Ajso. at the same time and place the undi-
yided one half Of the following valuable unim-
proved lands in said county Of Washipgton, TO-
wit ss 'aetisq q 'pa and ans q
section Isl; 4 and q W u section 20; n W Il
section %; w%sw 1sssctiop 80 e 4 section
20. ali In township l6. range west, containing
about 2O6t acres; n W 4 section "a fractional
Section 10; e%se u and n W sectien laI
3 u and W y section Is; s,w = section 81; n
WI aud $ e y section 22i y and ca
section 20: W y n Q q section q all IN town
81 Section n, u: sw Z section ~ w NV sec.
tion III: Use 4 section 2, all in township IL,
range west, containing about 26Is acress lots
I and 5, section IS. township "a, range west
lots and 4 Section 50; n y Of section 81 WI
OF section 50; all of section 23i W Il Of section
90 All Of section 32: y Of section y, town
shin IL. range west. containing 25Sl acres n
WI and 9 u efswH section 81. township 10,
ranged west, containing 30 acres.
Also, at the same time. all the interest Of said
Horace and John NJ. Carpenter in the follow
inR lands. situated in the county Of Bolivar,
ship 20, range west. and lot In section 4.
township q. range wcsi. containing oe4 acres.
Also in the following lands situated IN the
county Of Ccahoma. to-wit; Lots and in
section 2: lets 4, and 9. section ~; all OF sec
ton 14:s e y and c q Of " q section II,
township % raf &c Z west, containing 1888
acres. Also. In the following lands situated in
the county Of Tssequana. to-wit; The 9 = OF
section Is 4 Of section Il y OF section =,
and = Of n z Of section y All N township
IL, range west; and " = Of " q OF section
Isl, ana x Of NV seetien le. township IL,
range 6 west containing 1900 acres
The title Of all Of said lands is believed TO be
undouhfed and will be said 70 the man that
will rive the NEST for them. For inf rmation
arnlv 10 Elicit 4 Phelan.
1871 n. q. HOPKINS. Commissioner.
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HOME CERTIFICATES.

MHNFHIS, febfUafy II, 1907.
We the undersigned. having used the King of
the West washing ntehine. pronounce IL per-
feet for simplicity. Durability. iabor-saying a. "a
economy, and the only machine we have ever
used that will wash all kinds Of clothes clean,
remove all streaks from collars and wristbands,
with less damage 10 cloths than BY any other
process. We chesrfully recommend il to the
public a. the " King " Of all washing machines.
:. sieaed Mrs Julia Lehner, Lehner House !:
MAILER. Franklin House; l.. G. Hsrdwiok.
southern Hotel: III. G. Eolte, FeooDd and
Washington streets; Peter Mentsis. l7gj< Poplar
stresti B d; Majors. 43 Poplar street; S. A.
Finley. Jas. A. Cannon. Inventors Exchange !:
A. Hitzdeld. Patent Office. 229 Second street
5, g. Dodee, HenryWildherger, l7S Fifth street.
rhe1eea. w NJ Hutton IAQ IL
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
N NAVIGATION COMPAN Y
OF THE -
South and West.

DOCKS ARE NOW OPEN AT THE
ID office of N. S. OTIS, No. 40 Madison
street, for subscription Of stock in the
Mississippi Valley Navigation Com.
pany of the South and West.
This Company, authorized by charter from
the State of Louisiana. is now thoroughly or
gan zed and in working order.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Great excitement
prevails in Muscatine, Iowa, over muir.
der committed near there yesterday. DR..
Christian Herschey had several law suits
with one Moevery, German. This
morning DR.. Herschey, marshal and a
constable from Muscatine, went to Mo-
every's house. The latter came out, and
a dispute arose, which ended by Moevery
shooting the Doctor dead. The murderer
was arrested, and an excited crowd has
this evening" surrounded the Jail, and
to hang the prisoner.
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NJ e DlCAL,
DIR. RUSSELL'S
Dispensary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RUsSELL'S DISPENSARY AND
~ Infrmary, the largest and Oldest institu-
ton Of the kind in the Southwest, established
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ
North side f Court Square, Memphis. Tonnes
see, is open for the reception Of patients desir-
ing treatm emit and the comforts Of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter. if desired.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin
Diseases, Spermatorrhea. Impotency, and all
the diseases arising from the indiscretion of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in all their forms effectually cured at the
above named instit ution.
DIR. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
~ Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application.
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rival candidates for the temporary chair
msnship followed, advocating peace, but
another fght ensued, and the Mayor or
dered the police to clear the hall, which
was done, aud the delegates are now
scattered about the streets, and 1t is not
known when they will meet again. 'p'