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Look out for Counterfeit Tens .

A new and dangerous counterfeit ten
dollar Treasury note has made its ap-
pearance in New York city, and the same
are now being extended into the country.
They are so well executed as to deceive
even many bankers, and the government
experts have much difficulty in detecting
them, and people are warned to beware
of all ten dollar notes. The borders of
the counterfeit match as well as the Dor
ders Of the original and the engraving is
as good if not better than the genuine.
The plainest and most infallible differ.
ence between the counterfeit and genuine
is found under the left wing of the eagle.
In the genuine notes are four distinct
rows of feathers under the wing; in the
counterfeit these rows of feathers are I'M
defined, and this seems to be the only
weak spot in the whole engraving.
Everybody receiving money, especially
from strangers, should be on the lookout
for these bills.
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The SHREWSBURY MURDERER-A
petition is in circulation in Rutland coun-
ty, praying the General Assembly, to
commute thesentence of Horace r. Plum
ley, from death to Imprisonment for life.
Plumley, it will be remembered, killed
John Gilman, Jr., on the first Of August,
1868, in the town of Shrewsbury, and at
the March Term of the Rutland County
Court was convicted of the crime, and
by Judge Steele sentenced to beexecuted
on the last Friday of September, 1870.
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GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN.-Our neighbor
Amadon has new style gold fountain
pen, new invention, which is the best
and in fact the only fountain pen we
have ever seen which by use proves to
be worthy of that name. The annoy
ance of constant dipping when engaged
in hurried writing, is saved by this little
invention. Rev. w. L. Gage of Hart
ford, says he finds that in writing SER
mons it holds ink enough for writing two
or three pages, and lawyer in the same
place says he has written four pages of
letter paper with a single dip. We have
been using one this week and can cor
roborote the above. 1t is certainly not
equalled by any other pen for continuous
writing.
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including poetry. be paid for according to length
In Aeworth N. H.. July 10th, Mr. CHARLES II.
COOPER, aged 20 years and months
In Tyson Furnace. Aug, 8 of Cholera Infantum.
JAIRUS, sen of Charles n. and Elite Josselyn aged
1s months Z
Ia Andover. Aug. 9Th. Mr.. ROSWELL REED
aged 66 years.
In Chester, Aug. 2, Mrs. SARAH F., wife of Mr..
Herbert ID. Hazeton, and daughter of Mr.. Melvin
Dcrby of Westmoreand, N H., aged p years and
months and days.
In Hinsdale, N. H.. July q. oBED SLATE Esq.
aged 81, brother of Mr. George Slate of this VII
lage
In Ellsburg. N. Y, July o, Mr.. JASPER STONE.
formerly of Newfane. aged IS years. q r..4
In Putney. July "a. WILDER FOSTER, aged 81
years. 'ht
In North Springfield. July IS, Mrs. SARAH A..
wife of John Farnham. aged SO years.
In Guthrie Centre. Iowa, July "a, +. p. WHEEL
Err formerly Of Plymouth. VT. aged 50 years.
In Woodstock, August 9th, of dysentery. ANNIE,
widow of the late Luther Carlton, of Reading aged
20 years: Her remains were inferred in Woodstock.
to which place those Of her husband are to be re-
moved from Reading at future day.
In Saxtons River, Aug. 1st Of congestion of stom-
aeh and bowels. ELISA NJ. wife of Milton w. Wi
ley. aged Sc years and months. She died as she
had lived strong in the faith.
In Grafton, Aug. 4. c. Il. PARK, aged 50 years, 5
months, % days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-13

BErHEL.-Union Association of Good
Templars met here Tuesday the 10th.
Had large gathering and good time.
Association was addressed by J. H. Orne,
Right Worthy Grand Templar of North
America, and Rev. III. p Cushing, G.
w. S. of Vermont, and others. The
features of the occasion were. in the af
ternoon, a picnic in the grove, and a
banquet at Town Hall and in the eve,
ming services by the order only at the
Congregational church.-A' great sue
cess
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-13

The dwelling house of Elisha Dun
bar of Middlebury, was broken into last
Tuesday night, and robbed of s22 in
money and a watch. The watch was
dropped outside of the door and recov-
cred.
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Carriages for Sale,

HAVING SOLD my horse. / will sell one top bug
III GO in good repair. also booted buggy of
French s make. keene. n; H.. almost new. Also one
buggy harness and one heavy work harness. both
nearly The above will all be sold bargain.
j. c. T0LMAN.
Bellows Fails, July %, IsS9 81
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Notice.

THE Attention of any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
Pleasant and Councillors Residence is called
20 the house lately built Henry Street. The house
is thirty six feet square with extension seventeen
by aty-fnur feet with French roof, and compris
es eighteen rooms. For terms; see ..,,,.,,., - E
VIM. NUTTTNG
HENRY STREET.
Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls, June 18th, 1859. i tl
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Lost y

GENERAL weeks since a black silk parasol be-
- tween teh residence of James II. Williams and
the Island House. and within two three days a
gold thimble between the Island House and Charles
Hapgood's marked Louise with date. Any per-
finding or both articles shall be suitably
warded if returned Ii. L. ST0UGHT0N. 6
Bellows Falls, Aug. IL, 1869. 1885
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A RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

TVsIsE SUBSCRIBER offers his Farm for sale con-
Il tanning 100 acres of land, 30 of intervale.
20 Of pasture and woodland. situated within one
mile of Bellows Falls where there five churches,
and graded schools. Produce. Stock and Farming
Tosls with the farm If desired. One-half of the
purchase money remain mortgage If desired.
Enqsire of the Subscriber on the premises:
S. f. ALBEE.
Bellows Falls, August 4th. 1862 80
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DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.

AN happy to inform all persons in want of Doors.
Sash ami Blinds that am ready with good stock
Of Michigan and Canada Lumber. to give them work
Of the best quality and finish at short notice. and at
as low figures as can be afforded. Glazed windows
Of all kinds furnished to order. Blinds Painted and
Trimmed If desired. j. G. T0LMAN.
Bellows Falls Aug. Sd, 1859. 30
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SpRINGFIELD.-Singetar escape from
Iguy.-On the Sd inst, John Gatfney,
a little son of Thomas Gaffney of Spring
fld, aged FIVE years, was run over by a
eam loaded with stone. The stone is by
neasurement four feet square, sixteen
nches thick, and estimated to weigh g.
pO lbs. The hind wheel struck the boy
shen the driver was called to stop, which
did with the boy under the wheel,
pit Immediately started up again when
Be wheel passed over the lad diagonaliy
om one side of the hip to the shoulder
orange to say, the boy escaped with nc
pnes broken or serious injury, and OF
tnesday last was nearly well except be
Pc little lame in one limb.
Come twenty of the members of So
al Lodge, No. Al. /. o. of G. l., paiC
visit, on Friday evening last, to Eve
ng Star Lodge, No. So, of Chester
"a enjoyed one of those pleasant sea
as so common with the members G
Is sterling temperance organization
very effective way to keep up the il
'est of the order among the younge
nembers.
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CHESTER ACADEMY

TUE FALL Term of Eleven weeks will begin on
l. "Wednesday, Sept. LIST. HOMER J. PARKER
A. B., Principal, who will be Insisted by competent
and experienced Teachers.
For further information, catalogue, address
S. Ii. LEONARD.
CHESTER. VIZ.
Chester, Aug. 9th 1863 1895
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M. b. @. s.

OUR REASONS AND WE TRUST OUR JUS
" tifcation for calling the public attention to
MOTHER BAILEY'S QUIETING SYRUP.
furnished by the frequency and fatality of the
diseases ofinfancy and childhood. So alarming and
serious the diseases. that child in three dies
before the fifth year. These facts afford conclusive
argument for enforcing mothers the Importance
of using remedy, (which contains no Morphine or
Poisonous Drug and never fails when timely uscd)
oaeos Eruatiy ussfsts the chfri through
the months Of tecthins, allays all pain reduces in
famation acidty of the Stomach, and never
fails to regulate the bowels; makes sick and weak
children strong and healthy produces natural sleep
for the child thereby afording rest to the mother
For summer complaints, Dysentcry and Diarrhea.
It has no equal. For Wind. Collie. Commissions.
Gripping, &C.. it never fails to give immediate relief
MOTHER BAILEY'S QUIETING SYRUP. for
children, is original medicine. well established.
therefore no other and you safe. For Sale
by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Fr A. RICHARDS. New London Conn.
Agent for the United States. 14-SS
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LELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
on " esday. Sept. LIST, 1869, under the charge
of L. W. ST0DDARD. A. B.. Principal.
CHAS. CLARKE Secretary.
Townshend Vt, Aug. g. 1869. 1895
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L'ELITE PANIER SKIRT.

LN0R the present mode of dress. tho LElite Panier
L Skirt il unequalled Fitted with set Of springs
securely attached to a rigid waistband the whole
combined and calculated to support the heaviest
dress with case and comfort to the wearer il is
ranfed to give and maintain the style and effect re-
quired by fashion, and becoming and desirable
to every we'll dressed lady II
Miss Il. G. DINSMORE Co.. sole agents.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Get the (yheapest s. Hest !

The HOME SHUTTLE. and the celebrated ECON
0MIST Single Thread Sewing Machires are not only
a-triumph Of mechanical genius, but they give the
best of satisfaction wherever used. They will Hem
Stitch Fell Tuck. Quilt and Embroider, also Gath
er and Rufle. Equally good for fine or heavy work.
The first named machine is the only Low Price Lock
Stitching Sewing Machine. ever invented. For fur
ther particulars address or enquire Of
se MRS, DAVID A. JENNISON.
Walpole N. H.. June 3. 1869. %
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naIHi
Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, to be paid for according to length
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-10
LOUIsvILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November Sat eight
clock last night, as the Express train
from N sshvills was leaving Bacon Creek
station, Milton Cochrans. brakeman,
was shot and instantly killed BY man
supposed to have been concealed behind
wood pile. The cause of the murder
lie rot copjectured.
Governor Stevenson has respited VIM.
Krcl, the wife murderer, whose execu-
ton was fixed for November 18Th, until
December 18th. IA application will be
made to the Legislature in the mean.
while to commute bis sentence.
The United States Marine Hospital
here has been reopened for the benefit Of
patients.
On Sunday evening party Of one
hundred men came to the New Rich
mond (Kentucky) Jail and took out
man named Surcey, the author of five
murders, and hung him in the courthouse
yard, with plscard on his back, not to
cut him down until seven o'clock Mon
dsy evening. The crowd then dispersed.
Near Crab Orchard Springs, in this
State, on Friday night, four men went to
house of ill-fsme to tear it down, bat
finding some parties inside ready to de-
fend it, opened FIRE upon them with
Spencer rifles, and MORALLY wounded
George Faukesly, one of the inmates.
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FOREIGN.

FLORENCE, November 9.-The official
paper of this city publishes the follow
ing announcement:
To-day, the physicians attending
King Victor Emanuel, now report him
entirely out of danger"
madrid, November s-During the
sessions of the Cortes, yesterday, Gen.
era Prim said, in his reply to the quss-
ton that Admiral Tspete had resigned
on account of the candidacy of the Duke
of Genoa, but that be would continue to
favor the revolution, and aid him (Prim)
10 the discharge Of bis official dutier.
PARIS. November 9-The city is tran
auil No further disturbances grew out
II the excitement last evening.
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OHIO.

CLKyELAsD, November 9.-Consider-
able excitement was created among rail-
road men here TO day by the presence Of
jay Gould and McHenry, ed g number
of Others interested IN the Erie, and At
lantie snd Great Western roads. The
nsgotiators have been called On ell day,
and although they have been private, yet
enough is Known to justify the statement
that they have been Of highly lelige-
rer, character IL is understood that
MtHsnry is here 10 commence legal
pr, eeedines to obtain possession Of the
Atlantic aud Great Western railroad,
owing to the failure Of the Ere Company
to comply with the terms Of the lease,
and that heavy damages are involved l.
is given out tonight that Goald and HE
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BY Ell E G 3 AP Fl
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.

WAsHIXGTos, November 9 All Of the
Cabinet oficers we're in attendance at q
meeting to-day except the Postmaster
General
The President was engaged during the
forenoon in reading the annual reports
of the C .binet officers and other officers,
in consequence Of which he was unable
10 give attention to any of the large
number Of visitors anxious to have inter.
views.
j. A.. Ware, Solicitor Of the Sixth
Auditors Bureau for the past five years,
bsa been removed.
TIE passspg ger and freight business on
the Pacific railroad continues large The
earnings of the Western Pacific for DC.
tober were one hundred thousand dol
lars 10 coin, and the Central Pacific, six
hundred and sixty-two thousand 10 coin.
The travel westward is about double
that eastward, on both liner. The emf
grant cars are well filed.
Goals found in Mont Debilo range
which has been tested 10 the locomotives
Of the Western Pacific road, and found
to work we'll. This is Of great impor
lance to the workings Of the oyerlan
line
Senator Sprague. who had opened tbs
negotiations 10 purchase the Ndfiona
Intelieencer, has declined to buy tina
establishment
DIR. Draper, of New York, has &C
cepted The Presidency OF the American
Union Academy Of Literature. Scienc'
and Arr, that has just been formed il
Washington. Il already numbers on
hundred and ihiriy-four members, IN
p cluding President Grant, Chief justice
Casse, Vice Admiral Porter, and other
OF distinction.
The Treasury Department has receiver
information ihs, l. G. Estes, Solicitor Q
the Second District of North Carolina
hss been indicted for embf zzlemeni, b.
having appropriated about $1,000 70
Government funds 10 bis own use.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N vember 9-Josiah L.
Pike. who murdered Thomas Brown and
bis wife, two aged persons, at Hampton
FeIls, in May, 1868. was hanged to-day.
TIE vote on the adoption OF the s ate
constabulary is very light, and it will be
defeated by large majority; probably
not over 10 600 votes were cast. Con-
cord, Manchester and other populous
towns have given large msjorities against
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Er;e friends here failed to satisfy the
Eaglish stockholders or effect compro'
mise with McHenry, and that tomorrow
the latter will commences legal proceed
ings. .o,,,u NIL vo-o
badly hurt by their gold operations, and
that thew made war on Corbin and the
administration to conceal their bankrupt
condition that they failed to pay the
Atlantic and Great Western people be-
cause they had not the means, and now
their broad gauge line to the West IS
likely r. he gobbled up and destroyed by
The MeH snry interest.
CINCINNATI, November 8 Il ,rge num-
hers are arriving to witness the MeCooie'
Allen mill, but the stakes were with
drawn and the fight declared on TINS
afternoon. The pugilists are loud in
their censure of McCoole, whom they
charge with cowardice. H. has certainly
shown captiousness about the final STAKE.
holder, in refusing to accept any but
Murray, who absolutely declined 10 act'
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, November 1.-The Erie
Railroad Company notified the STOCK
Exchange to-day that at the expiration
Of thirty days s. 900 900 of convertible
bonds will be issued. These bonds are
known as the Narrow. Gauge Sinking
Fund bonds, and are issued fer the pur-
pose of laying third rail on the entire
track, in conformity with the agreement
made with the Lake Shore Company
sometime since. This announcement
created surprise on the Stock Exchange,
and caused decline on Vanderbilt
stocks, as it is looked upon as creating .
rivalry between the Erie and New York
Central roads.
II is announced that the injunctions
against the Gold Exchange Bank have
been vacated and discharged in all the
suits, and said suits have also been dis.
continued.
The following failures are announced:
White, Heath 4 Co., woolen goods job
hers, liabilities $3.50, 900; Randolph
B.otbers, wooden dealers, and Mixer,
Whitman & Co., starch manufacturers
and oil dealers. The liabilities of the
latter are very heavy. The rumors of
the failure of Condict, Jennings q Go.
are unfounded, and that of small dry
goods house-nsme not stated-is prob
ably correct
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS MAKING APPLICATION
n for Ward registration will be required to
exhibit their county certificates, utder act Of
March 9. 1868.
7 will also open my ofzce at the Court House,
Monday. November |. 1863. for the registration
Of voters, and continue open fer six days.
JOHN p. B0UGHNEN,
Commissioner Of Repatriation for Shelby
County.
Memphis. Tenn. October "a. RB
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erai costive, semetiI
The head is troubled
sensation. considera
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/. xv,s., snd departure Of the Mails from
,ha Memphis Postoffce-Nsw Arrange

L posrorYfcz. MEnrIIs, TiEsSss-}
Arr. Ciosg'
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Medical Notice.

nR. 9. G.. CADE, LATE VISITING
~ physician Of the Charity Hospital. New
Orleans. La, and for the last three years sur
geon of the U. s. Post Hospital at jackson,
Miss, respectfully tenders his profe sional SER
vices to the citizens of Memphis and vicinity,
in cases of every cha acter. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar to females: also,
.yenereal. syphilis. tumors, and all chronic dis.
eases.
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Trust sale.


DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
ID deed of trust made by M. G. Cox. on the 4th
day Of January 1855, to secure certain isdebt-
edness therein described. l will, on
Saturday, 4th day Of December, 1859,
In front of No 1874 Front street. Memphis,
Tenn, proceed to sell for cash, to the highest
and best bidder, the followins described lot OF
land, lying and being in. Shelby county and
State OF Tennessee, and boun led rs follows,
tc wit: Beginning at point where the west
ern boundary Of The VIM. Black tract crosses
the Memphis and Ohio railroad; thence east
erly with the north line of said railroad twenty
poles, to stake; thence north sixteen
chains. to stake; thence westerly TWENTY-FIVE
poles and a half, to q stake; thence south
wardly seventy eight poles, to the beginning I;
containing ten acres Of land. All right Of re-
dem ton IL expressly waived in said Trust
Deed; and the title TO said land is believed to
be perfect. but | will convey as trustee only.
Sale between the hours of ten and twelve
o'clock m, Of said 4th day of December.
57-si II. Il. METTE. Trustee.
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SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILRoAp.
ao,so wrer = Leave Hope6eld at o;So a.m. +;
arrive At HAnsuille, At il sn; s;m a. apm
oos srr;vs Al gopeseld at 500 Pm.
rr.;ns leave daily. Ferryboat leaves 1901 Oh
1raII pS;on street at 500 am, oily time.
asneral Agent and Superintendent.
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M EplcAL.
DR.. Richau'S Golden Rene dies.

Dls DlOHOu VVAuOh AtSnAt uANbe
Use these only, and save time. health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease,
in any stsge, which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No l, cures
~ ulcers. liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes. cutaneous sruptions, copper colored
hlotches. soreness of the scalp, scroula. etc; it
is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from tho
system. ard leaves the blood pure and healthy.
nR. RICHAU,s Golden Balsam. No 2. cures
IL mercuriaI affections. rheumatism in all its
forms. and gives i'm edigie relief in ali cases.
Price Of either NO. or No. 2. S. per bottle,
or two bott es for So.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Antdote, a rapid
~ and radical cure for all urinary derange-
nents. Price. SO per bottle.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour. q
~ radical cure for erv us or general debility.
in I'D or young: importing energy with won-
derful effect Price, So per bolt e. or two for SO.
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any Ilace. Prompt attention paid
to all correspondents None genuine without
the name of "Dr. Richau's Golden Rem edies,
D. B. Richards, Sole Propristcr, blown in glass
of bottles. Address DR.. D B. RICHARDS,
No. 228 Varick It,. New York. 49, II 48
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TESNEssEs RAILROAD orp.p
New Orleans mail daily, 5:.spm. l isS ann. m.
Express So; .91 a'm' z.s5 m
Mail rain makes direct connecuen ioi No"
Orleans and all points SOUTH. .,,;or fo-
Express train makes direct coEneelon ipr
CatFesville Water Valley. oxford. holy
Sor;nss and all points North OF dranaaa on
M;ssissippi Central railroad. . AZ
Ticket Office, 2s7l1 Main street. ara az ,ns
depot. Omnibnses will call for fassengers anu
cheok baggage IN any part Oh Use CITY W iea'-
ing orders at 2S7x Vain, .o,u 60,
A. S. 1IVERMOEE. Gen. oupt.
x,YpBIs AND oHARLEsros aAILR0Ap.
Through mail, daily:;...;..... ZOO r'k' lAi' r'A'
Through express, dailyldocs
not srriveSundsy orleave
Saturdayl....... I'm ii''v F'H'
Jnnation Accommodation, .-oo
save Sunday-......-......-. osio A.hs i'oor'n'
6 omsrviile Accommodation,
save SUNDAY -........- s.4t AN f.1V an
railroad time fifteen minutes faster tnan
ois 9s' S No. 27s Mais street. and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, g. T. a.
BAgSEr HuGnEs. Passenger Agent.
sEyrH1s AND LOUISVILLE RAfIRoAD;.
~ Tvnrass................ Pm. 4:uJ Ans
N;eht Exprcss. ........-........ An. zdo n
DDnnss,,sr Accommodation. 9l5 b:U0
Ticfet office, No. 27h Main street. Do
DOT, head Of Main street, ~ ,oNrc srn,t
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENT
l. for registration are herbey announced:
1T Ward. n. Miller, 90 Main street
"a William Chase. jr., AZ Poplar at.
ID " =. Adams, 1856 second street.
4th " @. W. Lincoln, IS Madison ct.
5th Ri. Boughner. Room 26. Court
House.
9Th VIM. A Nelson, Waldran Block.
9Th o. @. Jones. corner fernando St.
and South Market Houte.
8th William TAFT, Bluff City Mills.
Poplar street.
9th ]. ID Danbury. Chelsea House.
Second street.
10th B. +. Boon. Or corner fernando
and South ST. eep.
The above Offices will be open from o'clock
AN. TO o'clock pm.
j. BoUGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby
County. A-f