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Mower County transcript., 1869-09-16

FOR CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
e. g. RIPLEY,
0H 1lLNORE.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HORACE AUSTIN,
or NIcoLLEr.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM III. YALE,
o. wlN0NA.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
HANS MATTSON,
OF NEEK8R.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
CHARLES NclLRATH,
OF NlCOLLEr.
FOR TREASURER,
EMIL MUNICH,
or PINE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
F. h. f.. CORNELL,
OF HENNEPIN.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
SHEkWOOD AOCGH,
OF RAMSEY.
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4 RCHITECT AND BUILDER.
~ GEO. JOHNSON would respectfully an
souncs to the citizens Of Austin and vicinity
that he is now prepared to attend to all orders
II his line. Drafting done and estimates made
~ short notice. Will take contracts and erect
buildings of all descriptions. Chargesreasonar
BE and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop On Bridge
street, Austin. Minnesota, 3AG
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T 0. Or G.. 1.-THE LANSING
Lodge No. $50, I. o. G. T., meets every
Friday evening, At Templars Hall.
J.. e. ROBINSON. W. c. T,
W, BENTLY, WI S.
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NOTICE OF AN APRLIuAIloN
IN vacats an Alley, in, the town

N IIeK0y bthtiOh.
Of the district Court, in the county Of Mower,
and State Of Minnesota, on the first day Of said
term, or as thereafter ~ parties can Le
hoard, by W. &. Teller and others oftbc pro-
prietors Of the Town Of Leroy Station in said
county of Mower and State of Minnesota, to
XACATE the Alley running east and west,
between Lots number two (2l and lots mum Der
three (3) five. ~ aad six Is? in block seven (7)
Dated at LcRoy, this 18th day Of August A.
d. 1869, W. G. TELLER, &Othcrs,
PrOprictors.
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ALL. O.. K.

The old 0. X. 'Bar rbcr is now in the town of
4nstin and will remain with you. He is ready
d do work in his line Of business.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dyriny, Sha ri
unA Hair Cutting
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that can't help but satisfy all who call on him
for work. He will be-, found at the, sign Of
70. H." on Mil st. E.. PAINE:
3Rkf
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8ii5inrss Cards.

y G. BERRY, NJ. u.
Phys Cian and Surgeon.
Special attention given chronic diseases in
III its forms. Office at present South end Of
Main street, (Gurney placc.)
Austin, Mimi. 19tf
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d A. BARNES, NJ. D.
T'l,ysician.a and Surgeon.
Office and residence, corner Mill and High
0ereets, Austin. Minnesota (n21y.)
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HR. W. L. HOLLISTER, Physi-
~ clan and Surgeon. Odice It hisresitfence,
Lansing, MINI. ns-N
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M{pwerGp.T .Tramstript
Republican State MElet.

AUSTIN, MIMI, SEPTEMBER le, 1859.
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T O. OF CT, DEGREE TEMPLE,
i. Exeelpior lodge No. 8, meets once in two
Vssks, ON Tuesday evening .t 7:30:
o. ALLEN, D. +.
]. PICK, D. Sec.
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DEST QUALITY OF WOODEN
- PUMPS, constantly On hand, by Q. A
1RUES1ELIt, At Austin. l4tf
Austin. July l1th, 1868.
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Snoft speeches were then Madc Dy
the friends of the various candidates,
each one urging reasons why his nomi-
nee should DC elected.
A second ballot was called for and
while the Convention was baifoting W.
ID. Washburn offered some resolutions
which he desired the Convention to
adopt.
r. N. McI.arcn, of Ramsey, offered
resolutions which he desired to have
added, and Eli Robinson, Of Dakota,
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ToaoheRs' Column.
Organ Of the Teachers Association. |

PROF. j. II. JOHNSTON, I
MRS. MARIA DOOLITTLE,
MIR. s. II. SMITH, }
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THE DEVIL.
nss ef wrs. Stoves Victims a Yeritsbls
F,end, Horns, HoOfs and all.

An entirely new solution OF the
p,-rop mystery is furnished by a VIII
ter in the Madras Mdii, who says that
..bis father had it. from one OF Loru
Vvron's most intimate friends" Ac-
esrdiDg to this lively correspondent,
fvIose story we find in the reno,
al ord Byron was, in sense, devil
T.credible as the thing may seem 10
fb,s fhoughtless, the handsOmest man
IN England mad q small tail, par o.
.,dl 19entarv horns, and short, squad
80 Ii,.ided forward from the instep
into two parts, instead OF being, iur-
nisbed with toes. Before he was born
bis mother had been once greatly ter
rified by seeing, when in very dell
cate state of health, tbs celebrated
picture Of Satan SpurEad, in the gar
iery of La Haye, and the result had
baen the fashiOning Of her ehlld 10
some extent after the monstrous iOrm
og which the sight caused her alarm
and of which the continuous recOllec'
tiou could not be efldced by any means
known 10 her physicians. Az the
t;uaf of her confinement it was at nrsl
s,,ytrested that the mOnstrOslty should
nj IN. suffered 10 live, but the child
hodv as a whole, was so perfectly
sbs;,ed aud his face so wOndrouslN
J,esi,t{id. that the suggestion wa
farthUith put aside, and England wa
- d..,,rjyed of what was TO become
a., t H. time one Of its chieiest orna
msnts. 1 Poor Lady Byron never re
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ST. LOUIS.
Meeting of the Committee on the
Worlds Fair.
The Project 10 be Pushed Through
10 elimination.

ST. LOUIS, December 28.-At a
meeting last night of the committee
recently appointed to consider the
project tofh0lding theWorld's Fair here
in 1871, after considerable discussion
of various plans, it was finally resolved
that the holding Ofsuch fair is not only
feasible but practicable and desirable.
A committee was appointed to draft
articles 0fincOrpOratiOn of the Worlds
fair Association, with capital stock
of 81 900, coo to he submitted to mass
meeting at the Southern Hotel on the
Sd of January, at which inauguration
perfection of arrangements toT holding
such iair will be made.
Nearly 500 Chinese from California
will arrive here tonight. They will
Immediately proceed TO Texas to work
on railroads.
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WASHINGTON.
A Railway Company Fights Munich
pal Regulations.
Holidays In the Observation-Disclosures
of the Gunheats.

WASHINGTON, December 28.-The
case of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, charged with ObstTucting public
highways, was taken up in the Grim
inal Court to-day. 1t was in testi-
mony that the company refuses TO
conform to the street grade, thereby
retarding the city Improvements:
The object of the suit Is to compel
obedience to the municipal law.
The President was in his Office but a
short time to day. No visitors were
received. No Cabinet meeting was
held.
Ali of the clerks of departments
were permitted to leave at noon.
No sign of activity on the Spanish
gunboats at the quarantine to-day.
Men are being recruited in this city
for various vacant positions on The
gunbuats. 1t is now considered lul-
possible FOR a departure to be effected
before next week.
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RSTABLISHED 1910.

covered wholly from the shock caused
bv her discovery Of what her husband
really was; and partly through excess
of imagination, partly in consequence
of bad advice from persons who shall
be nameless, she felt it to be her duty
to insist upon her husband subjecting
himself to certain painful operations.
But this Lord Byron obstinately re-
fused to do. he urged, and with con-
siderable force, that the peculiar man
ner in which he wore his abundant
curIs efIectually hid from view the ru-
dimentary horns; and that, as he
never appeared in public without his
boots and trousers, none would ever
suspect the existence OF his other de
fects, with the exception OF his valet,
in whom he placed implicit conf
danpp -
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FRANCE.
Resignation of the Ministry---The
Emperor's Acceptance.
A New Cabinet TO be Formed imme-
diateiy.

PARIS, December 23.-The. official
journal announces the resignation Of
the Ministry, and the Emperor'5 de-
termination TO accept the same. 1t
contains also a letter from the Empe-
ror to NJ. Emile Oliver, requesting
hin TO name persons who will assO-
ciate with him TO form a harmonious
Cabinet, faithfully representing the
legislative majority, and resolve to
annly. in letter and spirit, the Senate s
consultation Of September sth. The
Fmperor counts on the devotion OF
the Corps Legislatif to the great inter
ests of the country, no less on that OF
NJ. Oliver to aid him in the task he
has undertaken of putting In success
ful operation q Constitutional regime
and that the letter is the first chapter
Of liberal empire.
The new session Of the Corps Legis-
latif commenced to-day. NJ. Schnei'
der was e-elected President by vote
of 100 to 40.
The trial of Traupman for the mur,
der of the Kinck family commenced
in this city to-day. The courtroom
was densely packed with spectator
at the opening Of the proceedings.
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MARRIED,

WFsTBA Y-WOODFIN-At the residence
OF the ide's mother, at Cotton Plant. Ark,
on the sd ins-., Mr.. 5. ). WEsrBAY and Miss
LILLE " ooDFIS.
BOYCF-M YO--At the residence OF the
brides father, AT Indian Bay. Ark, on the
I'D inst, AIr, Nm. q. BOYcE aud Miss LAURA
II. Mayo.
This happy party arrived yesterday on the
steamer Legal Tender. and are stopping at
the Peabody Hotel. They will rem ain a few
days TO enjoy the fresh air OF the Bluff City,
and then return to receive renewed congratu
lations from their numerous friends at home.
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The sDanish Fleet al CkarIs sion.

CHARLESTON, December 28.-The
officers of the feet of 13 Spanish gun
boats, now anchored off the Battery,
were entertained at a collation. to-day
by the municipal authorities. The
feet will remain three or four days,
and is expected to make this port their
rendezvous. The frigate Pizzaro and
three more gunboats are expected to-
Right.
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Peremp Ory Public Sale Of City and
Suburban Lots, tuesday Ian
uary 9th at 3 o'clock pm.

ny ROYsTFR, TREZEVAST & co. ARC
10 TION EEtsS. o. tnrlr 81 e>r1um, no LE-
cast eoruer OF Main and 5eff srsuu streets
SUBUEBAE LOTs.-4eu Beau iIui Bald 2
Lots on the out fde east bOul iary 4lls % 1n8
city. Ou bfiuklsy avenue. at the corner0r the
3 rst street north Of Poplar street. connecting g
ink ey avr nue. and waidraI uVsuue, eTl-
brscing all the space between the property uf
AIR MrrifWt ather and BIinkley ave. ne.
Nothing but peremptory orders from tne
OWn-T brings tEis property now on the mar
ket at public sale, as We are vel satisfied that
u would sell for TIVE nty five per cent more
next spring and summer. TIE OTIS viii BE-
put up IN forty feet fronts with Privilege or
more or less Terms cash.
JTrY LOTS -lJg feet of the west end OF that
usgninernt pr pert more admired. we be-
Iieve than any otuer vacant g on d IL the
on ne nostn side OF Vance street, eist u
IaudrrdalS enclOsed " IN q brick wal '.
This pfOpel " viii be sold in lots Of II = -eet-
with priviieZe of more or less Ierms-lt TX
c lsh : balance in six and Jwslve months " "a
interest Al-O los 3 a N block l1, In
the " nent0n sun iivisiou, on the nogth site
1 OF Linden, east oi Or cans street This p Op-
erty IS offered wit tnut uny casa ? y Iuenf. n
o credit OF one, two, three aud ioIr yea s.
/ with interest on bond 81 seen y win len
I on the property This property 5 BUl up %
I D. sold md bid le may gsve. Inc n5elT :
/ accordingly. The sale Is galled az our !. les
lUom TO guard against unf 70 Anew thst-
putles interest 4 b-Ing exPerc % =, IN ne
/ the prOPe. " before tae sale hol tiitlL saalS
/ q " prfva bids viii be con ider9d-
1 ROXSTEti, IREZENANl 4 3 g ?
del9 ACctioueers.
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RICHMOND, December 2S.-lt has
transpired that a number Of the Dep
uty Sheriis appointed by Gen. Candy,
under the reconstruction act are de-
faulters 10 the State in sums ranging
from $500 to S920,00J, which they col
lected sat are unable 10 pay into the
Treasury
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ArrAcHMENT NoTIcE.
WniiamCoward
VS..
Landlords lien, Code asii'

VS.. LendlOfu' ) ienf Nv-- 49,
Angus Taylor. Section -
n EFORE JANIS HALL, Justice or the Feeee
Is Tor shelby county, affidavit having essl
made in thi1 cause and attachrneut lssne1
arsi refnrned. ieviec upon the crop made up pom
the premises; Il Is thereiSre ordefsa , ~. -
pubiieation be made in the memphis Deity y
80 Jsn1,,lsisI Tor foTir Successive weeks. com
TnandipR the said Angus Tey.o 70 appear
before me al my Office, city OF Memphis, IN lMias M
ittS rivii District of safd county, on the fth
de,- ~ January ilS7O, and make defenee %
ssia sutt against him. or II viii be prqeeeded
with eE p1gte. JAME1s dzAALs,
Z TEaERLE Attorney, Gss&
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CHANCERY SALE
-OE-
WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1868.

No. Zll9, o. R--Chsncery Court OF Msmr his
81 virtue OF an interlOcutUry decree Iu this
- cause, will sell. az public GuctiO 10 us
highest bidder, In the IOWa Of + OIL PICK rlus.
ON WEDSEsDAY, December Is, ls,t, within it-
gal hours, The following described seal Ests.le
To- wit:
The south half OF Block No 70 in thct p1s-
Of the city Of Memphis called Fort Pick rir-.
and lying between FINN street on JIa esst.
aud Fourth street on the west, and GLolsOu
street on the south, AID the nr>t a. ey east o-
GuOlsou street ON the BOrtn- fronting $50 feet
inches on Fifth street and go teeL on Gh0l-
son street
Terms or SALE Cash 70 the amount o. he
decree herein and Gusts; balance o. a credit
Ot twelve months. EGuity OF redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fan 70 bring the
amount Of tie drcres herein ana costs. tiien
aud IN that event the north ualf o. >aid
block Nu.5S Will b. sold, IN lots o. suudlvi-
si1n5; sale 10 cnuLinue until fhC zulluut
f-qulsite TO SATISFY tue decree herein and
Gusts. in CASH, is yielded.
Terms Of sale OF uOrJh bali OF Block No 5N-
one halt cash; balance on a credit OF twelve
months. Equity Of redemption barred
u03t A Ai4-ltN. g. sl-c W
The above sale is pOstpOuei til WEDSES-
dei6 A. ASTON, C. and II.
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prnnrsaa Of the kcumsnlcaI CoancIl.

LONDON, December 28.-It Is GER
tain that in the questions thus far sub
mitted for the consideration OF the
committees appointed by the Council,
nothing is said on Infallibity. The
Pope expresses the opinion that the
members of the Council have no voice
in regulating that body's proceedings
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Eatai n.facnllr 10 6eorala.

AUGUSTA, December ga serious
riot occurred yesterday at Dearing, Co
lumbia county, in which A. y. Hods
and Ellis Adams were killed and -.
Holds vas wounded.
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rrl,bff,I Aooidsat in conngctlcus

BRISTOL, December 28.--During the
performance at the theater IN this
city last night, there was an alarm OF
fire among The audience, and in the
efforts of the crowd TO escape from the
building, eighteen persons were killed
and many injured.
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NASHVILLE.
News and Gossip of The Capital.
spEcrAL TO THE APPEAL.

SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
nashville, December %.
The Craftsmanship OF the coming
Convention is beginning to excite
some attention IN political circles, and
the names Of Netherland, Baxter,
Nicholson, Brown and Stevens are
most frequently mentioned in conuec-
ton with the presidency of the Con-
ventiOn.
Money for the payment of Nash
vile Public School teachers for De-
cember has been raised, and in the
hands of the School Board. The
suspension Of the schools is not nov
probable.
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HAVANA, December 2S.-Jos ,ph-&s
Carpenter aud Jose RubO, convicted
of an attempt 10 incite Il rebellion
among the Catalonian Volunteers
were Sentenced to death, and CARROT
ed on Christmas day.
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A NEW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
UNDER THE CHARGE OF
RrR.. II. III. g. T7EEITT,
Wellington ST., near 8eal.

-TNnING it necessary, on account OF my
4 health to retire Tor "a time fT,Dm the pro-
fs.ssIon or teaching. L have anxiously sought
a successor worthy of the SUPPORT of my
S,r1ner patrons aud the public generally, !
has5s trsnsier-ed my school 10 Mr.. T NJ. s.
RHFT'T n gentleman OF great per Tsonal worth
ana ~ rare ability and zeal as sn educftor.
T recommend him TO the patronage Of all
-vi,o ,vnuId have their sons properly trained
en- thoroughly taught. 1t is his intention TO
Tei.e n verV limited number OF pupils, that
he NAV teach them We'll.
For the satisfaction OF those who have re-
lied on me to educate their sons, announce
m intention 10 establish a Collegiate Inst /
tute. with several professors, as si9on as funds
for the erection of suitable buildings can be
proearsd Ids2l A. S.VIGus.
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TsLEGRAPRiC SUMMARY.

DsImatian insurFection Suppressed.
LONDON, December % S-Dispatehes
from Venice confirm the previous le"
ports Of the entire suppression OF the
insurrectiOn IN Dilmatia.
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II, ynnd B,p,ers-Ons thousand Aerss Resi-
,i-rs-.s Garden and Farm Lands. lc ttin fire
5l;5ss 0f Nea.phis, az PsrsulptoTy Patlic sale.
ayENt3 determined 10 dispose Of nv
II nlaDtatiOn, known as Inc village,
eifnttFd o. the Hernaudo road and tho
Vrafers OF -NGncOnnah, hse miles Soutn OF
MEMPHIS 1 take this method Ol no iiy lng
the- land -buyingE public that this valuable
Y,roperty cOntaintuB upwards Oi thousand
acres. ard en- ibtacing every yarle-y OF up
land will be subdivided and sold, 20 the
hlghest bidder, rhsoagn Messrs. Eoysters
T'rezevant 4 20. ADetiOneers. at t1eir sales
roOui, in the city OF heinPnls at ~, corner
0f Nain and Jefferson street ON WLDN ks-
NY TIIr 10TH DAY OF 5ASUAFY. .is7u. a lnap
exhibiting tne Subdivision futuureiy and ac-
ft1rsfeiv will BE- found at the o1Hoe ut Lls
Sucs foE1eers. Private bids " iil ne entertained
sN,rany portion or all Of the tract until tho
dav,,Sf sale. Persons wishing TO examine ,ho
lanes with a view 10 bus ing, viii ave every
f.SiIity, 1ffsred ior 50 doing. by application 20
me sueti,,n neers. or to me at my residence 4
d,.an1' Il slf9erfuous 10 repre~ent IN gre4L
vaIse or t,ss good land. ing VI nm tbs
5teIance OF - "a q etty IS Mempa4s. "a. lueL
I5ars 10 sav thse. by judtcious man cement,
thly will Weld q - ;ar aud ltls5t Ptol- ~. !.
the investment tIan agy tAiTs - 80 ~, octi,.
capital can be emrioy ses ~ - - far ,s
competition among buNcTs !, eSassit1- M
possible. compensas , me- Tor tiie .Tssr1s
parting win such dasfr-. .hl5I'fcp psrty. 80
of sals-Hau cash, b.. .a.ce on lime ao--
interest III IA ~ l. rf-Al9o-N :.
Royster, Trezevant & Co. AUes oaeers- de9
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$500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, his Exeeliency. Powell clay
NJ ton Governor OF Arkansas, having off,
ciaifv offered a reward OF Two hundred Doll
lars for the arrest and CONVICTION OF JAMES A.
Dsyss who murdered my uisband, Augustus
T. Witherlneton.e 3lE5IOro Landing. ca the
051schita river. Arka4sas, on the z7th day Of
March, 1869: Now, therefore, be Unknown, that
i hereby otter an additional reward o. Three
hundred Dollars for the arrest and ssfe con-
nnelnent OF the said JaD,es A. Davis IN any
prison in the United states, or in the Terri
tories thereof. where he can be procured upon
a requisitiOn from the Governor Ql tnls Slate.
address, Ms. NJ. i. WITHEEiSGfuS,
Iansrk, Bradley county. Ark
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rr.scRr7rroS said James A. Davis is abou.
affv wears Of age, about feet 10 inches In
hiSst. halo and bssrd gray has lost a por-
ton OF his mont teeth; sharp features. and
Son1 n1nIexion Drowned BY sxpesure to the
Sreath,sr: is an tnveterats smoker; rather
slow 81 speech; gefferally goes armed with a
navy-six shooter or rirlei vas reSidsnl os
CsiifoTnia some years since, aud IS supposed
to De now somewhere IN that State he is
iamillarly known among hts seQuAint. uees
Is Jtg1 Davts-" oeI
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PLANTATION fOr Rent.

T<OR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Half OF the Farmer Place, situated
in Crittenden county, Arkansa-, near bled-
ohis. and three miles from the river. The
whole place contains one hundred and nfty
acres cleared land, gin and gin-hoase, dWei;
ling and outhouses. The richness OF the soil
is unsurpassed-will easily yield bale OF
cotton TO the acre. For terms. apply 70 II. II,
Word, Z8 second street; or Prank Moor, Blsd-
aVf des '''''''' - . - ~-''9 JOHN P. RICE
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2i3 MAIN STREET.
knTlcE ia cREnlT0Rs.

No. 1925, n. Rim the Chancery Court OF Mem
phis, Tennessee.-Sam ). spicer, Executor
OF IL. c. Horton, decd, VS. J. 3. Sharpe. ct al.
IN this cause, on the I'D day of Deoem Der,
/ 1862, an order was entered, directinE pub
ucation 20 be made for all persons interested
in the estate Of II. G. Horton, decd, to come
forward, exhibit their demands, and have
themselves made parties TO the bill in thls
suit. etc; also, epjoininS al persons clam
ing TO be creditors OF S. I'd estate from insJl-
tuting suits at law upon their demands:
II is therefore ordered. That ALL SCCH
PARTIES make their appe trauce herein, Al
the courthouse, Sfn the city Of Memphis
! Tenn, or or be1Jre the nrst MonaaN IL
March, 1879, and fle and establish thelI
claims as aforesaid, sccUrdtng TO laN, or ia,
same viii be barred and the cause proces dec
with expRrJe; and tnst ropy Of tins Cfdel
be published once a week, jor four Successive
weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL.
A cOpy--attest.
ACGUSTON ALSTON, CLERK and Master
By X. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
Estes & Jackson. Solicitors for Complain
ant. deZS
The New York herald., 1869-04-25
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PROTECTIVE 0RGANizArroN.-In order, II possible,
TO keep pace with their brethren elsewhere the
laboring men OF Tsrrytown and vicinity have
organized q branch Of the New York Laborer's Union
Benevolent society, to which there are attached
treasurer OF the association have been duly elected
and regular meeting nights OF the society desig
mated and observed.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT AT TARRYrowS.-whi hile
Henry Fischer, butcher doing business In this vii
lage, was driving In Broadway yesterday morning,
his horse took fright, and becoming unmanageable,
subsequently against tree, injuring itself fatally
The driver was violently th rown to the ground and
had both wheels Of the vehicle pass him. inict-
ing bruises which II Is feared may prove serious Ii
may be added thas the wagon was completely
destroyed.
REGULATING CONVICT LAB0R.-The foreman OF the
char shop at Sing sing Prison attempted, day or
two ago to incre the amount of labor In his de-
partment perhaps without giving the matter sum.
cient consideration. At all events the convlcts
fused to comply with his demands until they had OBJ
tanned an interview with tine principal keeper. This
resulted In the proposed innovation being discounte-
nanced and the quiet resuming by the convlcts, OF
their usual task.
LOCKING UP THE COUNTY JAu~-Acting on the
suggestions OF the Grand Jury the authorities at
White Plans have caused new locks of the most ap-
proved pattern to be fitted TO the several doors OF
the hitherto insecure county jail. The tumbers OF
Inc old locks have been substituted BY New Britain
combinations" OF which II IL asserted Una. wnen
once honestly locked TO open them Is next 10 pos s
sibe. Those safeguards, however, cannos Va" o~e~
the recently escaped express robbers.