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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05
LITTLE ROCK.
Arkansas Democrats.

LITTLE Rock, September 4.-The De.
mocrscy of Pulaski county met in Con.
YentiOn to-day and perfected their organi-
Zstion.
Resolutions were passed fully indors-
ing the New Departure and State Central
Committee.
Several speeches were made, among
others, one by Colonel r. A. Howard, who
spoke at considerable length in favor OF
an advanced position of the Democracy.
A good many colored people were In at
tendance, and everything passed of qui-
etly and orderly,
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Memphis Real Estate Distribution.
Drawing to Take Place Oct. 81, 1871

Drawing 70 Iake Place Oet. 81 i6IL
It was the desire of the Managers to perfect
the drawing Of the scheme upon the day
designated, August 81; but the Great Draw
ing, that has for Its principal object the sale
OF valuable Memphis property, could not be
perfected without more time. As our citi.
Eens many OF them) preferred postpone
ment. with:s drawing Of the entire list rather
than the half matured affair thus Withdraw
ing portion Of the real property from mar
ket, had the Managers carried out their pro-
posed drawing OF the 3lst). It was the dlspo-
sitlon OF the managers 70 draw, even did but
half the tickets have a representation, bat
the earnest request of holders OF tickets 70
have a complete drawing, the urgent appeal
OF agents in the large cities for more time,
has Induced them 10 yield 70 the wishes Of
their friends, advisers and agents, and TO
consent TO a postponsment to october, 81,
prox., when the drawing VIII positively take
place.
sepI PAssXoRE 8 RUFFIN, Managers.
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
" AENPHB. September 1. lGL
- ALL PROPERLY on which TAxEs have
not been paid for 1879, viii be ADyERTIsE0
on the aOth .Of September. Come forward
aad EAvE ADDITIONAL ExPEssE.
-. v FEIIx ". ROBEETeoN.
seS City Tax Collector.
City papers copy weeks.
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GovAE-At the residence Of her father, In
Phillips county Ark on the 18th nlt, Of
congeStive fever, LAuzA NJ, youngest child
Of Z. p. and Julia A. GOvan, aged years
and montha
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MEaPHls AND LILLE ROCK g.


CHANGE OF TIME.
GOMMENCING Sunday. September 3D.
~ 1871 Untn further notice, trains will run
daily as follows:
Lsaye Memphis. ..-.......75 so q m
Lsave-Hopeneld-.-.... .-...-....... --.-.s &C am
Ar -HunteTsville -.......--5 s5 D M
Arrive-Little ....-......-nl5 pm
Returning arrive at Mem phis....-.60o pm
Ferry boat leaves foot OF Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close CT INJECTIONS made
al Deval's Bluff with r. r, Packet Cos line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
OF stages for bot Springs. Camden. Arksdel-
phia, Washington and pOin ts in Texas. Also
With steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains or the Little Rock and
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or Information apply at Com.
pany office 81 Maaison street; &C ONCE o.
Memphis and Louisville Railroad. ZS7x Main
street. or At once OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
o. p. OAKLEY, ALEX WADDELL.
GeuU Ticket ARt. Passenger Az't.
A. 8. LTVERMORR
aaD7 RPnerRl SuDerau4enFenE
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The German Democracy Of New
York demand a thorough investiga-
ton of the frauds upon the city gov
ernment.
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I. o. o. F.
MUTUAL AID Ass 0cIATIOH
enes, 222 HaIs St. MszphIs.

OFFICERS:
81. D. CONNELL, President.
3. BINGHAM, Vice-Presidentl
j. p PRECSOTT, Secretary.
VS.. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY mem bers Of the Order In good stand
" ing admitted. TIE fees are smslL Ad-
mission fee, IS, In advance Annual fee. u
in advance, and 50 upon the death OF each
member within thirty days after being noti-
fied), when his family, or any person dezlg
mated by him, will be entitled 10 the aRgfe-
Qate Of g from every member Of the Asso-
cIatfon All Odd Fellows In Tennesa9e, Ms
Efssippf and Arkansas, are eligible 70 MEM
l,arshfn This Is strictly an Odd FellowB In
stftution. to benefit the families Of its de-
oaassd mentberss aulS cav
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English and Classical School,
3O3 Third Street,
w. z. MITCHELL. PRINCIPAL.

THE REGULAR SESSION WILL COM
i mence Septem Der Attn next, and continue
ten months. For terms and fur her particu.
lars apply to the Principal, at the school
room.
The Summer Session will continue through
the month OF August, and pupils can be ad.
mitted at any time ty3a
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1871

As the day for distIibuti6n, when II is ex-
pected Will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present At one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, umbered and stamped, good for
that day only, viii DEtitle tue holder 70 Rd-
m issIon to the Grounds, and participation In
the ehapces Of the following Inst Of
VALUABLE CASH PRENIUA8:
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RIO COFFEE.

WE are now Offering 70 the trade the en-
w tire cargo OF the ship Royal Blue
Jsck ct" consisting of prime and choice Rio
Oofeea. Wtn sell the unbrok' n marks OF
same to the trade at lowest prices for gold or
currency, for cash or approved paper, on such
time a. may be desirable to purchasers.
FAtGASON q CLAY,
ReD5 Nos 328 and go Front street.
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HoARDrNa.

ONE large pleasant front room, for fami-
" lies, also a few day boarders at
NO. IO4 MONROE STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets. Refer
enees EXCHANGED. auA
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No POStpOnement

ID treaty OF no one, the drawing, which the
advertisement following explains Is not,
and viii not, be postponed, bot will sURELY
take place st the time mentioned
Those wanting tickets viii please send In
the orders soon OF they viii be III able TO Sc
cure them, as the number IL limited to 1000.
Read the advertisement Immediately fUl-
lowing:
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MO Enjoyment without HeaIth.-Of
IN all the property we own in the world.
that which demands the greatest care is our
own bodies. Better loss houses, lands, bal
snces In the bsnk-snything that represents
wealth-than the siren 9Th, ,vigOr and elast1ct-
" OF the physical frame, The dyspeptic- the
bilious sufferer, the nervous Invalid. cannot
enjoy the gifts Of fortune. Happily, however,
dyspepsia, biliouEness and nervous debility
are removable evils.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September 4--Tobaccc
is unusually active and strong at IN.
chsnRed prices; lugs, S7@s; sales for the
day, Sc hhds. Cotton is firmer and has
advanced, being held at 1870. Flour il
in fair order demand and steady: extrs
family, IS so. Wheat is quiet, but steady
at 81 15@l % for red and white on arrival
Ear corn is in fair demand at 55c on ar.
and 40c from store. Rye is steady at 7Oc
Barley quiet at 7O@SOc for spring and fall
Provisions are quiet, but firm, and trans.
actions were of limited Importance in
round lots. Mess pork is held at SI2 90
for cash; bacon shoulders. 6<c; clear rih
sides, 71zc; clear sides, TIC. Hams are
steady at 131l@I41<c. Lard, 9kG1OHc
but the demand is light. Whisky, eOQ9lc,
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Administrators Sale.

ON Friday, September IS, 1871, at u m. I
" viii sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash, in front OF the Olerk and
Masters once, GreenlRW Block, Second
street, in the city OF Memphis. The following
property, belonging to the estate Of W. J.
Som ervell dFcess ed. to-Wit: / iron safe; also
certain Law books, consisting OF several re-
ports and other standard works, copy Of
the 1de etc. The safe can be seen at %
Second street, and the books at the Clerk and
Masters once This September (. 1851,
sep5 R J. BL ACK. Administrator.
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staple G ds

At the very lowest point OF the market in
the month Of June, and they tntecd using
this advantage 70 attract even still larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them.
Their assortment Of all Foreign Goods, such
IS Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings,
stc., etc, are rapidly arriving, and at remark
bly, low prices.
The house Of
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Notice.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing be.
Il tween Dismukes a Howard, is dissolved
by Limitation Tue busin ness hereafter will
be conducted at the same D ace by
N. @. HOWARD q CO.,
No. 20 Monroe street.
MEMPHIs, September /, 1871. sep
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RAFFLE.

TEHE ranie of q CARPENTE7'sC CHEST. to
4 have taken place Eatnrday night at II
Poplar street, mas been POstpon ed until Il
o'clock. seS
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70 INsURANCE ACCENTS,

TO INSURANCE AGENTS.
liberal salary will be paid by an estab-
n lishsd New York Life Insurance Com
pany Tor the service of sn experienced Rnd
successful travelling agent. Also wan'ed, q
manager fer Memphis once, sub agents and
solicitors will find this an IN usual opportun
ity for advancement. Apply by letter or in
person to e. 8. TURNER, Peabody Hotel.
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CLEAN STANDARD GOODS.

NJ NV O ORHM AWw.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 4.--Flour Is in fail
demand and firm. Wheat actiye and
higher; No. spring. 81 OS@I IIN for cash
or September and 81 1917 for October; this
afternoon it was firm and active at 81 II \
al 1lA for September and 81 ii bid for
October. Corn-No. 2 mixed quiet, but
strong and H@9So higher; 43T@44c for
cash or September; this afternoon it was
frmer st 441s@411[c for September. Oats
are steady, with moderate demand: No.
2, 29c. Rve- No. 2 Is frmer at 571<65Sc.
BsTley-No. 2 spring active and easier ct
44zc, Highwines are steady at S9c. Mess
pork, lard and meats are steady and un-
changed. Hogs are steady, with a mod
crate demand at unchanged prices. Cat
tie are in fair demand at lower rates, 81 So
Ag6O.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-18
Local Matters.
Hyde Park.

The Spring Term of the Lamoille
Central Academy commenced on Monday
of last week, with S. II. Peck, A. B., as
principal. There is an attendance of 70,
scholars.
The annual March Meeting yesterday,
chose Maj. G. S. Page, moderator, Chas.
Dutton, clerk; Orison Hadley, RS. Page,
Amandus Robbins, selectmen, and full
board of officers which will be published
hereafter. 1t voted to pass over the arti-
Gle In regard to changing the district sys-
TEN Of schools.
A new harness shop has been opened
by Joseph Il Charles Lapage at their
fathers residence.
The Ladies Industrial Society Of the
NJ. r. Church, met on Wednesday last
at the residence of d. G. Hardy. A COM
pany Of So feasted on their rich dainties,
and enough left for many more. In fact
hey we're not clicked out" An addition
Of young people in the evening rendered
the occasion both agreeable and profitable.
Many thanks to our Host and Hostess for
their rich entertainment.
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Inducements. The inhabitants now about
the city are sombre eonglomeratiOn 10.
dellitly stamped with southern shiftlcs-
ness who manage TO provide against the
storms aud sun by being the pOssessor Of
some kind Of a covered turnout which
serves for church, for mill aud for mar
ket, and | presume IT sometimes performs
the duties Of the ambulance. like the good
deacon's carriage when he sends it for his
drunken son. What this community ae,d
is live Yankee emigration. They can new
er prosper without il. There are exten.
.ive water power in these states with hard
ly one developed, that may be procured
at nominal price. Ihave known of mill
sites being stolen up in Vermont by men
who hadn't energy enough to develop
them. | do not encourage stealing, and
am confident that the lands and water
power Of this section can be procured at
very reasonable rates, aud when once de-
veloped will make this section of our
country the very paradise of this eonti-
nent.
The city furnishes sufficient market for
all the country about here, and dozen
thorough Green Mountain farmers would
do more in one year to improve Virginia
than all that has yet been done there
The "old settlers" claim no great love for
the Yankees, but they have formed an ac-
quaintance which will not soon be forgot
ten, and for their good and the good Of
the soil they should have further ac-
quaintance.
To-day many in authority, officially
breathe their last. With the dawn comes
the 4th of March, and the places that
now know many for good osbad, will soon
know them no more forever, and with
doleful look the outgoers say to themsel.
YES. truly, This world is all a ficcting
show for mans delusion given"
Many of the "gay and festive" have
also left us, aud the admired and admir-
ing have less to trouble and more to con.
sole.
Just now all are in love with
WINNIE REAM,
since Congress has voted an additional
five thousand dollars, and did she choose
she could find a ready market; yet all
the "old batchs" and the young batchs,
the widowers and wooers, up to date, arc
heard to chant these solemn lines
'"Ts sweet TO court,
But Oh, how bittor,
To court this gal
And then not githeT!"
Don QUIxoTE.
By DUNDEk
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Johnson.

Prof. S. II. Pearl, for some years
past Principal of the Normal Sch '1 at
johnson has been appointed pri ,c pal
Of the State Norma, School at Plymouth,
NH. Mr. Pearl has been eminently sue
ccssful in his position at johnson, and his
departure win be considered great loss
in this community.
Account of business done at the Pro-
bate Court, Tor Lamoille District, in the
month of February.
Estate of Nehemiah Waterman, appli-
cation to sell real estate granted.
Estate of s. w. & Jas. NJ. Newcomh,
(minors) license 10 sell real estate,
Joseph II. Merritt, (insano person) APP
picatioh for guardian.
+. NJ. and NJ. Il. Dsnio, (minors) appli-
cation for guardian.
Estate Of Isaac Leighton, license gram
ted to sell real estate.
Estate of Geo 6. Taylor, application
for license to sell real estate.
Theodore Melvin, settlement Of admin
istrator's account.
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Elnl0re.

The NJ. L. Parsonage at the Pond,
was stormed by surprise party on the
evening Of Thursday, Feb. 23d, headed
by VIM. White of the ''Green Mountain
House." aud his good Lady. They took
complete pssessiou Of the Parsonage and
all felt as much at home rs ii the house
were their own. After a couple of hours
spent in pleasant conversation and iascin-
ating smiles, all left in a quiet orderly
manner Leaving for the benefit of the
Minister and his family the sum of Ss3.l0
as pure donation over and above his
salary. As Pastor Of the Elmore church
VIC would take this method Of returning
our sincere thanks to the donors.
j. LAWRENCE.
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Correspondence.
From Washington.

MARCH 3, 1871.
Mr.. Editor The days Of haddock
and shaddock are again upon us. Sack
cloth and ashes cnshroud the city, and un-
til the forty days and nights shall have
passed, poor humanity must "stay its
stomach" with the reptiles Of the deep.
THE GRAND CARNIVAL
that vas to revive the times and customs
during the days Of Brutus and Caesar,
and make this city the modern Rome of
the universe, is now thing OF the past !;
the attempted sack -race-thc goat-race
failure, aud the mule-race fizzle, leave for
the graphic historian who shall hand down
to posterity the mighty deeds here per-
formed, the simple words,
"Folly in fools bears not so strong note,
As foolery in the wise when wit do dote.'
Yet the city was filed, and hotels and
boarding houses reaped their harvest while
the people should be credited for having
attempted one enterprise without an ap-
preparation from Congress. Heretofore
when anything like enterprise has been at
tempted, Congress has been pctitioned,
and always responded. In fact, this city
lives at the expense Of the nations purse.
The cupidity Of its inhabitants, their con-
slant clamor for appropriations in order
to evade local taxation, reminds me of a
''well-to-do" old Deacon who from the
bottom of his heart can thank God that
these many years has he heard the gospel
preached and it hadn't cost him cent !!
Men sometimes sponge their living out OF
their neighbors, but it is seldom a city
can sponge its local taxation from the ma
tional government, or a deacon with a
clear conscience sponge his gospel from
that which should furnish the bread to
maintain the pastor and his family.
Among the many subjects Of note just
now is the
non. G. C. BOWEN,
M. G. elect from North Carolina, against
whom charges of bigamy have been pre-
ferred; he has just had one trial, at which
it was ascertained he now has three wives
in three different states, yet as the remain
ing states have not been heard from, the
Jury stood eleven for conviction and one
for acquital the one no doubt is waiting
to hear from the remaining States before
favoring conviction. But | fear you will
think this an immoral city; far from it
among the many evils that intest all large
places, drunkenness here is little seen.
A strict license law is in force, temper
an ce meetings are held almost every eve-
ming, and addressed by the ablest Sena-
iors and Representatives,. Yet have
seen member of Congress ''soveral sheets
in the wind" on the floor of the House,
who succeeded in playing the part Of
"Toodles" as well as second-class drunk
ard who seeks publicity on country
stage.
FRANK BLAIR,
of Missouri, who lately made his "grand
entire" into the Senate, has vomited forth
one or two rebellious speeches. He cre-
ates about the same sensation as a cur in
the lions deu, and is of nearly as much
account.
They claim severe winter thus far,
yet how different from the wintersin Yer.
mont--The grass is green, buds on the
trees seem anxious to be transformed tc
leaves, and for the man of agriculture
Maryland and Virginia must offer grea
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~ unber ID
EARN FoR SaTrs

EARM FOR SALEt
Located S-4ths mile from North wolcott,
On the stage road to Irashursh. within 100 rtds
Ol gosd saw.milL Said farm contains 90 acres
o. excellent land, about thirty scres cleared
Buildings all nearly nev-horsc-larn built last
season. Running water to hou,e and barn,
brought from never filling spring. Said farm
will kecp siS cows aud horse. and by little Ia
ber can Be made 70 keep eight COWS. The land
10 new and very prOductiys.- in fact Il 10 one
of the beet firms in Lsmoille County of its sire
aud no ons could ask for better location. it bc-
ing one Of the heat roads in the county. and 3
miles from the depot. Also 30 Acrcs Of wild
Land on which is sugar orchard VI from 1000
to 100 trees, sugar house and all necessary
fixtures, l-ith mile froin the above mentioned
farm. Also - acres Of will land located two
miles from said farm. The above places will be
sold together or separately as desired. For fur
particulars inquire Of or aidrvss
l56 l. c. SANBoRN, No. wolcott, W..
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Mr. EDILoR Il wish TO communicate
few facts to the people of Lamoille Co.
upon the subject of Sewing Machines.
First, well known fact, that there is
more than one sewing machine in the mar
ket. Second, that the origin and inven-
tion of the first sewing machine was by
Elias Howe, Jr of Mass. TO him all 9TH
er machines have paid Royalty, and to
this day are paying Royalty to the Elias
Howe Co. The New American Cyclope-
dia vol. IA contains full history of the
sewing machines. On page 533 of this
vol. recorded this fact, 1.-The first sewing
machine was invented and patented by
Elias Howe, Jr. Sep. 10th 1886" Page
534 of the same, has record Of the great
trial between the Elias Howe and |. NJ.
Singer, the former claiming an infring-
ment. The decision Of Judge Sprague of
the I, S. Court is also there, and is as
follows: According to the evidence in
this case, am decided that for all the
benefit conferred upon the public by the in
vention Of a sewing machine, the public
are indebted to Elias Howe, Jr." The first
machine made by him still exists and will
do good work to-day. The great success
of this machine and its superiority can
better be seen than told. In Parton's his
tory of the sewing machine published in
the May number of the Atlantec Month";
ly for 1867, mention is made of "'The
great variety of work shown by Mr.. E. G.
Burt Of New York, at the Paris Exposi-
tion. Stitching of every variety of del
icacy. from the stout balmoral to the fin
est kid and satin, stitching SO fine as to
be hardly perceptable." Mr.. Burt gave
assurance to Paris, and the world, that
his work was done upon the Howe mahine
For family use 1t is unequaled IN the per.
fection and beauty of its work. All its
attachments are wonderfully perfect The
hemmer, the most useful attachment, | can
not say enough for it, come and see it hem
wosted goods, or any other cut or bias,
and over seams to, all as easily as sewing
a plain seam. The sale of the mschine
is another testimony in its favor. In the
last two years the sale of the machine has
been materially injured by the death Of
the great head Of the firm, Elias Howe,
Jr The Co. are nov making and SELL
ing oyer one hundred thousand moehines
a gear. Any ono can ascertain this fact
with little investigation. Come and see
the Howe machine, don't think there IS on
ly one machine IN eristance. Its wide
range both to purpose and material, the
facility with which it passes from thick to
thin goods without change Of tensions.
The ease with which it runs, its simplici-
ty desrablity, the neatness of its con-
strnction commend it as one which will
fulfill all the requirements of a family
sewing machine. / can show the machine
and its attachments to and one, and do it
gladly, can also substantiate all my
statements as to the Elias Howe machines
A. o. GATES.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-18
Lecture,

Rev. b. G. Ward will deliver another
lecture at the American Hall, in Hyde
Park, on Wednesday evening, March IS,
inst. The very interesting subjects -
IA Foot Trip to the Geysers," and
The Big Trees of California; have
been selected. All who heard Mr.. Wards
yosemite" will be pleased to learn of
another opportunity Of hearing him, and
to those who were so unfortunate as not
to have been present on that occasion, we
would say, be sure aud attend on Wednes-
day evening next. Admission free.
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AUCTION SALEl

The subscriber will sell at public auction at his
residence (Gnown rs the Allen farm in Hyde Park
Friday, March 18th, III his large stock Of Cattle
and other personal property viz; IS good cows,
Gcalves, II sheep horses, two year old and
ysailing colt, shoats, so tOus COED meadow hay,
$50 bush. oats, 100 bush. corn, two horse lumber
wagon, buggy Wagon, OK carts, pr. work har-
nesses, single harness, sleigh, buffalo robes,
wood moving machine harrows, plows, dairy-tools
and other things TO numerous to mention. If the
above property is not all sold the day Of the sale It
will he continued the nextday. Gale to commence
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ANDREW MURRAY.
A. DwINELL, Auctioneer.
IIyde Park March 4th ISL