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Monday. January q. 1871,

The following described property, tO-Wit:
A house and lot In the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, fronting tWsnty-oue feet and two
f~Our-seVenth inches n feet and 2 ~ fHchssI
on Main street, and having a depth OF "a 4 e
9 inches, n being lot No 8 Of the subdIvf-
sion Of lots Nos. 2T7 and 2I3.
TERMs-CredtJs Of 8, z. Is and "a months;
notes required, with approved security, on
the nrsl snd second HOtes. and the IndiVtd-
uHl notes Of the purchaser for the two last
pay ents and a lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, il,
lal CLERK and Master.
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NEW YORK, January 20, 1920 pm
The markets. steady and rather bsttsr in
some instances. Sterling steady AZ l095<.
cold carrying 6 per cent, Money easy
C e per cent.
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Trustees Saie.---V8Iuabls COtt0n
Plantation.

Is pursuance Of a Trust Deed made % me by
4 James " smith on sd day Of January,
1853, and recorded at Beulah, Bolivar county,
Miss in Book l. page 30, % secure the pay
meut of three promtssory notes therein
mentioned IA payment Of eleven hundred
and dlty L8ll5QI having been made on drsr
motel. i viii sell,
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A VOID QUACKS-A victim Of early india
"A cfstlcni canslng nervous debility. pres
mature decay, etc, having tried In vain avs-
~ edFerHsad remedy. has q simple means OF
selfaure, which ne wiz send frEe 10 hia feI-
~loW-suRererss address, j. "a. FUTILE,
DEW Nassau st., New Yak
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CHANCERY SALE OF
MEMPHIS SUBURBAN
PROPERTY.

IN obedience to a dscres OF the Chauoery
4 Our Of TiptOn county, rendered at the
last October term, in the cauHe Of De. Pal
mer, administrator OF Ed. D. Shelton de-
ers, the heirs and creditors OF said Ed o.
shelton I Will on
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LEGM H0THE
cHANcERY SALE

REAL T9TATE-
Ao.a&, O.E-birsc ChauceTCour Of Shell
- couuty-James FrauElLn Hicks vs.. o--
vile r Early st az.
~ virtue OF an futsrlocutoU decree '1r
- sale Suffered In the above cause E0TCI-
~ gu WI SELL az public auclg1s %
re highest bidder, IN front OF the CLERK a. q
sers once HreenlaW j. ocE. azgCuL
street. In the city Of Memphis, Tenn. On
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Trustees SaIa

DT virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed To
ID me IN the Grst day o. January 1870. b.
VIM. z. Bradley and REGISTERED In rEe EE-.
ter's ONCE Of shelby county. Ezllzszz b
Book "A, pages Us ndu no, 7 wiz On
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eminent securities are q fraction better,
with a moderate demand. Sterling
steady at l0g4- Gold, carrying, 9 per
% Money continues easy at : per
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Trustees Sale.

d. vfrtas Of Trust Dsed executed to ne
ID On b l0th day Of November. E9, By a.
" Young trading and doing business uuder
the name and style Of A. ". Young & Co +,
and recorded 40 the Registers omGsOfB eIby
county, Tenn in Book No. = OF "Chattsl
Mortgages, PAGE E4, 4 VIII. 0n
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KY. STATE LOTTERY.

Chartered By the Lsgllaturs O. Eu
Tsksts sfta SO. Prizes ab Sso9o9'
a Il. prizes psyabls In money WE1a
nn WTg-UER
agYB Ea g Ee
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ssco d Chancsry Court.

F.. Pfemfert, d. Himstsdt, Gustav Miller Va.
The Memphis German Savings Institution
ct aL--con5olidatsd cases.
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali creditors
~ and parties interested in the szseu Of
above bauk, TO appear and hle their claims
and have themselves made parties 10 above
causes on or before February IS, ISL.
J.J.JENNY, Receiver.
WestcOtt & StahL, Attorneys.
Ianuary J.. ISL. LaLL
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PAPER FOR lie PEOPLE
Subscription Prizes Greatly Reduced

DAILY-For one year Lexclustveof sunday,
$40 o.; For six months, S. co. For three
months, So %.
UNDAY-For one year, e. so; For six
months, 81 3; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-For one year, g. 50; For six
months, 81 p; For three months, IS cents.
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FINANCIAL

Tbe banks continue to report a close
market in money and exchange, without
change Of rates Eastern commercial bills
are zE1 discount. Gold is in demand
snd scarce, with brokers Offering 1850
Stocks and scrips were inactive, with
county scrip neglected and nominal. We
quote Memphis skies 1881, past due CoU-
p5us 65G65, and Bank Of tennessee money
So -8a-5.
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HEw EoEE, January %, 2 p.m.-Ths
market Be- strong, wish a marked advance
IL prices and g very large business doing
laul1n---- 81 Michigan Centr'-lT7k
". u Tel Co.. Ee Michigan South 90
LulCEELTeE..-- 8 ern--
E4-Lre Lll- 81 .LILu8is Drntral--lJA
Alau5 aEDra -. tGE cleveland and
Wells. Fargo g. PlttsbuFg.-lU
cos EEnra-1. 500 Chicago and Nv. TZ-
American EEr s.. 4l4s Chicago and NY.
T. EAp.es-- prGlerrE1---
NV YORK CeHr'- E5A Rock LsIand--- lur4s
New YORK Scrip ~ 81. Paul.- $50
Erle- 81 Paul preferred 78E
Eaa1tu -
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NEW YOgE, January ~, 10 a.m-The
market Is quisti prices are unchanged.
sales, sl00 bales receipts, 1881 bales
receipts here, 2223 bales.
IL am-OrdinarY, l3c; Good Ordinary,
l4kci Low Middlings, I4Zci Middlings,
15kci Good Middlings, l6c. The market
j. quiet and unchanged.
2pm-Ondln nary, 13c; Coed Ordinary,
i4Hci Low Aiddlings, 14Zc: Middungs,
LEc3 Good Aiddlings, 100. The market
ia very qui6ti quotations are unchanged.
sales-on spoti 400 bales; future, 1900
bales.
4p.m.-Ordlnary, lSc; Good Ordinary.
l45zc; Low MiddlugB, I4s<c; MiddIinss
15kc; Good Middlings, l6c. The markell IL
quiet and unchanged Ssles-to spinners.
SO baiesi toT speculation, o. bales; for
export, 1873 bales; futures. 1870 bsleg
January, l4Zc5 February, I5e; March.
16ke. Sales for the wesk-to spipners.
1855 bales; for speculation, 81 bales. for
export, 1878 bsles; Ia transit. 1905 bslsa.
n-mrranfa Al $50 hgtra-
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10 Cursi No PayE Hs1ksHI TsHer OtutpIsz4
WILL positively cure letter, Erysfpelas
w Salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, Ptmpless
BlUtches mt all forms Of " Disease also.
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter OF how long
standing, or the money returned By the pro-
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold so cents per box By al druggists, Sent
BY mail for 90 cents
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TRUSTEES SALE
HORN LAKE LANDSH

DlESUAAI % the terms Of a deed "a
l. trust, recorded ln BOOK Es. 3 Of E1s re-
cords Of mortgages and trust deeds. PAGES Us
ard 573, az Hernaudo. Mississippi 5v=cur=r
Dy I-E. Manning conveying 10 me. as True
Tee. certain lands therein mentioned. 90 SCI
cure the payment OF notes due % Z NJ
Fletcher IWLu, az Trustee. procssE llHsL.11
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- 80 q

The following table viii show the pro-
gress Of railroad construction ID this
country from 1877 10 1871:
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LITTLE ROCK AND Fl. SMITH
RAILROAD.
TrnEH GARD.

On and altar Monday, November q, 1870, q
~ passenger n freight train viii run as
follows:
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Clerk and Haster's Sale Of LaEds.
January rs, 1871.

No 500, H.. D.. second ChancerF Court Of
shelby caurty-Mary A. Field, ADM etc.
vs., Charles q. Field ard others.
DI virtue and in pursuance to the dIree-
Huus Of a decree OF the second Chaucay
Court o. shelby c1unJy. made Ia the above
VIII, on
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Truafaa,s SaIa.

d virtue OF g. Decd fn Trust executed % me
~ on the 18th Of November, E57. by W.D.
Gather, and recorded IN the Registers C@oe
OF 5ueley county. Tennessee. In Book 80 81
pages A4r etc. and Tor the purpose Of carry
ooL me trusl therein specified I VII, or
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NEW YORK, January 20, IO:25 am
The market is active and steady. SUer-
ling steady al lO94. Gold, carrying, 8
UeE DEuE-
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Consumption RsaiyeV ClrsdE-U pham's Frsb
Meut CBrs
TWILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, 81
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
and strengthen and build up the system to
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals OF Paris, in which IL cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored to health. One bot
tie viii prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or SIX for IS 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
myN sod Philadelphia
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aaInrdaV IanraH - n.

At No. G3 second street, a5 Euc-JE md OF
said day. the following lot Of land and Inc
prOVemauts, belonging % the estate OF aa-
Dankrupta, situate and lying In the gLF or
Memphis, Shelby cOunEys and stated 4+
ginning &C q point on the 9ast line OF 1e114-
street. 81 feet IA inches uoEll OF me A1
Line Of Ienauson BErE8Es thence east l
wifh Taffer7on gfTaaf % go 10 q dve-1oot as
ley: thence u0rth with said alley d -sil
inches. thence vest parallel win 5eIal
street 20 feet 70 Sacuude thence 8o44
5aro1d sfreer q faaf ~ neras 60 the baEl-
nfuas On which there - s-t0ra-l1uGas
TEHas OF SALE-One-thlrd cash @
auce In SIX and twelve months
uores. WITH ntarsgt hrgm dat8- q Len l %
retained on the properly Dr me
the uurchase money therefor
quired at time Of sale
iqu8 o. WOOLDRLDaE A
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RAILROADS.
MEnPHlS AND NASHVILLE
Two PasseBaer Trains Daily:
10 MILES sHORTEhTHAE via DECATUR
10 TO NASHVILLE.
SHORTEST, BEST, QUICKEST ROUTE,
The only route by Wn Oh Passengers are not
compelled TO change cars
Sleeping cars run directly through to Nash
vile only by this line,

Baggage and Passenger cars run through %
2 ashVuIe on the passenger train leaving
Memphis at 7:5 pm.
Save time, distance, and the delays and
trouble incident 10 changing cars at unssa-
souab q hours.
Get YOU Tickets ST 237 ~ Main ST.,
Or az Depot, head Of Main Sc. Take the
through sleeping or 8 seat in one Of the
through passenger cars Of this line. Advise
your nelgbbors, friends, ana the travellu z
public TO take the short Like via Mckenzie,
going to or returning rom Nashville, Cha
tanO0ga. Knoxville, Bristol, L~ynchburz, At
Ianta, Rome, Augusta. Macon, savannahaud
Charleston. J. W. TAyMAS,
Genera, superintendent.
". L. DAELEY, eenI Pass. and Tlc1et Agt
W. q. lands,
PASSENGER gent n. & n. ". Rs.
IAe. Sped, Ticket Agent,
iauTO BIZ MaindsLreet.
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EDITORIALS
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
From ali parts Of the world.
MARKET REPORTS,

Giving a comprehensive Review OF Trade In
Memphis, and a PRICES CURRENT OF every
article OF Merchandise in Market, Domestic
OF Foreign, with q variety OF C-oMMERCTAL
AATIEE, OF Interest and value to every BUSH
nes5 man and family. and
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TO ADVERTISERS.

As an Advertising Medium for Bankers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP-
PEAL, In any OF It's editions, Is not surpassed
by any other paper IN the Southwest Our
circulation IS large. and found In nearly
every town and city Ia the South ana West
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In Bankruptcy at Memphis. Tennsssse-L1
the matter Of Power q Acae0yi Bankrupt
d. virtue OF q special order entered by the
ID District Court of the United States for raz
District ~ West Tsnnegzae, i VII sell Co 4z
hfnhea nlIEar- an
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER or CoMMFRCF
MENFHIas January 20, 1871.
Stock, September i 1870. A250
Reed since last statement 2.555
Reed previously s-.--...4.4 20, 5ll-232 357
2s8.647
Shipped since last STINT 1915
Shipped prsvlOusly- 81, 20l-23.l lao
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A RIVER HENS C0LUaH.

Complete IN all the details that make It Of
unusual value 70 river ana commercial men.
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And many others, If necessary.
Sold By Druggists and Dealers eve-yWhe .
Beware OF counterfsits, Ask for HelmbOld 8.
Take no other. PHEcE-u 3 per bottle. Q IS
bottles for ss 50. Delivered to any d as
Describssymptom In all communication.
Address 3. T.RELMBoLD Drag and Cha o.
zeal Warehouse, SEA Broadway, n. Z.
[NoEEA Arb sEsursz UHIIas poEG UR Is
EzEsHEsRAvED EaAFPEEs with he-sin rs
a ' ORsnis1 Warshouss. and asasa
E.E. HzhMBga %,
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MEMPHIS RND LITTLE ROCK R. r.
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HELMBOLD's BUCHu.
KIDNEYS.

h Kidneys are " In number, situated
ct the upper part OF the ioin, surrounded By
fat, and onsastiug Of three parts, viz: ths An
terror, the Interior, and the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists OF
tissues OF veins, which serve a. a deposit for
the urine and convey it to the exterior. The
exterior Is a conductor, also, Terminating in
a single tube, and called tie Ureter.
uretsrs are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various cover
ings or tissues, divided into parts, Wis the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the M
Cous. The upper eKpels, the lower retains.
Many have a desire to urinats without tn
ability others arinats without the ability 70
retain. This frequently ocaurs in children.
To sure these affections. we must bring into
action the muscles. which are engaged In
heir functions. Iithey are neglected, Grave
or Dropsy may Ell ne.
The reader nut also be made aware, that
however slightmsy be h attack, It ia sure TO
aHsct the bodily health and mental powers
our aesh and blood are supported nom
sources.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

9HTRTS 2.
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Fireside Department.
Borrowing Trouble.

The habit of borrowing trouble
wrong, because it 10 nnbelief. God
has promised to take care of us.
The Bible blooms with assurances.
Your hunger will be fed; your sick
ness will be alleviated; your .sort
rows will be healed. God will sand
alyour feet, and shield-year heart,
and smooth. your path, and along by
frewning cEag and opening grave
sound the voices of victory and
good cheer. The summer clouds
that seem thunder charged really
carryiH their bosoms lharvests Of
wheat lind j shocks of. corn, and
vineyards purpliug for the wine
press. The wrathful wave will
kiss the feet of the great Storm
walker. Our great Joshua will
command, and above your soul the
sun of prosperity will stand still.
Bleak and waye-struck Patmos shall
have apocalyptic vision, and you
shall hear the cry of elders. and
the sweep Of wings, and trumpets
of salvation, andsthe voice of Hal
lelujah unto God forever.lra
Your way may wind along dan
, gerousJ Jfidle.paths. and Camid the
VOLTS howl and the scream of the
yplture, but the way still winds up
ward till angels guard it, and trees
of life oyersearch it, and thrones
line it, and crystslline fountains
leap on it, and the pathway ends at
gates that are pearl, and streets, that
are gold, and temples that are al
ways open, and hills that quake
with perpetual song, and a city
mingling for every Sabbath and ju-
bilee and triumph and coronation.
Il. De Witt I'almdge "a
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secretof Happiness.

One of my neighbors in town and
church, is an old lady whose dress
is of style belonging TO mo- per
iod of fashion. ! wonder, some
times, if for forty years, the cost
of it has exceeded as many dollars.
Her step is light as a girls, her
manner bright and CHEEKY, and over
her otherwise homely face spreads
the glow of a heart at peace with
God. Her youth was spent in q
struggle for daily bread, and scarce
ly was this pressure removed be-
fore she was called upon to mourn
the loss of first one and then an
other loved member of her family,
until she has outlived every rela-
tive. Her home is plain, almost
bare of the Injuries considered as
Indispensable to comfort, yet there
is not one to whom / so much en-
joy visit as to this solitary wo-
man, ever SO warm in greeting, so
cheerfully companionable
Ihere Is SO much hearteaSe
about you," Ionce said TO her, that
it refreshes me to meet you. Why,
you are the youngest and .happiest
person / have seen to- ~ :. -
"Oh, yes," she replied, smilingly,
have stopped growing old, for each
day brings me nearer the possession
of endless youth,in my better home.
And how can be unhappy in this
beautifufworld where my heayenly
Father MISPLACED me9'
sStil you have had your full
share Of trials and Sorrows"
SYes, have, surely passed through
the Valley Of Baca, but by the grace
of God have been able to make it
well. But my friend, / have been
happy only since ] ceased to strain
after what was beyond my reach, and
resolved DO, longer to hug to my bo-
som my'griefs and disappomtments,
but to take them all to God, and
leave them with him, content to be
what he Wishes, and only that
Chrtstion Esekly. ka l3, ~
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.A:lGeod Action Repaid:

Nearly half century ago, long
before railroads were invented, a
stage coach used to run every day
between Glasgow and GreenOck, in
Scotland. One day a lady who
was travelling in this coach, noticed
boy walking barefooted, and
looking very tired rs he struggled
to get along. She asked the coach
man to take HIM up and give him a
seat, and she would pay for it.
When they arrived at the inn at
Greenock, which is q seaport town,
she asked the boy what he had come
there for. He said he wished to be
a sailor, and hoped some of the cap
tains would engage him. She. gave
him half a crown, wished him sue
cess, and told him to be a good boy
and try to love and serve God.
After this, twenty years passed
away. One afternoon the coach
was going along the same road, re-
turning to Glasgow. Among the
passengers was sea-captain. When
they reached about the same spot,
just above referred to, the captain
observed an old lady on the road,
walking very slowly, and looking
very tired and weary. He asked
the driver foput her in the coach,
as there was an empty seat, and he
would pay for her. Shortly after, as
they were changing horses, all the
passengers got out except captain
and the old lady. 1#
As they ywere alone, the lady thank
ed the captain for his kindness in
giving her seat, as she was unable
to pay for one. He said he ALWAYS
felt pitysfor; poor, tired foot-trav-
elers, for twenty years ago, when he
was poor boy travelling on foot,
near this place, some kind-hearted
lady ordered the coachman to take
him up, and paid for his seat.
81 remember that very weil," said
she, 'for am that lady; but my
condition is very much changed.
Then l was very well Of, but now 1
am reduced 70 poverty by the bad
conduct of prodigal son."
Then the captain shook hands
with her, and said how glad he was
to see her. "a have been very sue
eessful," said he, 'and am now go
ing home to live on my fortune; and
now, my good friend, | will settle
f2O-that is $l00- upon You every
year as long as you live" God
paid her back again more than a
hundred-fold what she gave in pity
to that poor boy.-Dr. Neicton's
~Best LQq,a.'' 8
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SOOA For 1st class Pianos-sent on trial
eGCV no agents. Address u PIANO GU.
Gas Broadway, N. y rtis.Fi -. .4-s-.l -.fl
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1t is said that Mile Nilsson has
$4,000 invested in real estate in
Chicago.
If you have been tempEed to do
evil, fly from il; it IS not falling in
the water, but lying in it, that
browns. 3 80 If.
The Rev. BENZ. Paddock, of New
Jersey, died at Metuchin, on-Satur-
day, at the age of SO, having been a
preacher in the Methodist Church
for 63 years.
Frank May, colored, ,wascendemn-
ed to death at Grenada, Miss, last
week, for poisoning his wife with
"rat exterminator." He is also re-
ported to have tied one Of his chill
dren to a stake and burned it to
death.I.gH!iA Eki:i. #iHE
81 believe that mine win be the
fate of Able" said q devoted wife to
her husband one day. slow so,
inquired the husband. because
Abel was killed by club, and your
club will kill me if you continue to
go to it every night
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a ENN Retailed by one. Wanted agents tt
S,SVU sell Pictures everywhere. whitney
& Co., Norwich, ct. 5lul- fst3 salhis.- ---..
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

OF the State of Pennsylvania, .J'
Market Street, West of 18th, Philadelphia, Pa.
Re-0pens September 18TH. 1871. Thorough
Collegiate Training for the practice of Mine
Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Analytical and Industrial Chem
istry, Metallurgy and Architecture. The Di-
ploma of the College is received as conclusive
evidence of proficiency by the first engineers
! and companies engaged in works of improve
ment For 1st annual announcement address
Alfred L Kennedy. NJ ID, Pres of Faculty.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-26

Messers jay Cooke & Co. have issued the fol-
lowing financial circular relative to the gener-
al conditions of the loan market, and the ex-
changing of government bonds for railroad
securities: -t.. ...
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-26
New Family Machine.' ,
Notice to Teachers.

TIME BOARD OF EXAMINERS of Holmes
Teachers for the ensuing year, at school Room