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TuasdaY. AnriI I8. ~

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to wit:
Lying and beingi IN the County Of shelby,
State OF TennessBs, and bounded as oloWs;
Beginning at McAIeKander'8 northeast cor
ner. At a stake 60 Inks east Of a sWeetgums
marked Al. thence north 81 chains, to the
river. about one chain north OF a large G4fclf
marked " thence easrUardlT WITH lhs river
to a oyp press creek; zen uorLhWaEl5 Win
ths meandsrtnEs or Cypress creek % ens
north line OF has. Jones' tract thence east
with sail Jones line eight e1a1nsf thence
north Z chains So Inks 10 said Paine's norm
west corners thence east win Ralne6 norm
Ifns and McAleEanlerB north une a chains
and s. links, 20 TIE beEtnEinE-contalnlng
az acres.
Terms Of sale.-Ou credit ofssYen months,
purchaser executing note Win approlsQ Sc
curity. bearing interest Lien retained uNM
pure Ease money la paid
EQultT OF redemption bsrreds
Lffs Harch A, ISL
II. ID. 4. STEWART
CLERK aud Master.
Geo W. Winchester and AorEe1lef Cral
q scales, Sols. FOR compltss ma
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,l
COmptrOller's Office,
NASHVILLE, January l. ISL
/, Ed. X. P-ENNEBAEER, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the North
American Fire Insurance Company located
at New York, state OF New York, has pro-
duced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
company has complied with all the require
meuts of the laws OF the state Of Tennessee,
imposed on insurance companies, and i fur
Their certify that MeSsrs h. 4. TOmlinsOn &
Co.. agents of said company, have also COM
piled with the requirements of the avs OF
the state, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Insurance company has au-
thOrlty to take risks and transact the bust
ness of insurance in this state, at Memphis,
Tennessee. ED. r. PENNERAKER.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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SafurdsK. mi 81, II.

within legal hours. the following described
real estate. to-w1Ls A tract OF parcel OF land
lying and being in she by county Tenn
described a. follows Being the northwest
quarter Of section nine f1, toWnFhtp one Q4+
range etgut fl west Of the base meridian o.
the CulckasaW purchase, containing one nun
Qred ana sixty Goo acres- the same Dslug
the land conveyed on 1lrn Jauuary. l553. by
VIM. A Dooiay C d q. ECuard. BY deed Of
record fin book %, pages 81 and 5lZ- Of the
Registers Omce Of s1atDy county Tenn.
TERMS OF -ALE-O1 q credit OF six mo lLE+
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
CUritys equity OF redemption barred.
THIS March Is, ISL
NJ. u. u. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
~. q. Rslnay. Sol. for cOuppt maI8
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hdmIaIstratar,s IasoIvant ROtIee.

HAVING suggested to the CLERK Of the
IA County Court OF shelby county, Teunet-
see, the insolvency or the estate Of r. Flaher-
~, deceaeed, 4 b reby notify all parties hav-
ing clsims asainst said estate 70 file the same
with the CLERK OF said court; property pro-
baled % or before the 9Th dsy or September,
l8ll, or the same wiz be forever barred
mh4 JOHN 3 Sullivan, Admir-,
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GhaHcsry Sals Of ReaI Estate
saTUsDAY. APRIL q, 1911

No SSH the Second ChancerT Court OF
s-arr- county Teuuassas.-HarrLsE ia.
R0vster- admf1istrat-lL, vs.. s. s, h1T5---
e. al.
IL virtue OF an order or sale Eade In LE
Ffrhesf b59der in Trent oEHr1e once or tho
Pe5gad Cbaucery Court, in the clry or Mem
mis-. TaEuzssee, on
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Tussaay, April 18th, 1871,

within legal hours, the o4oW1ng qese
---e-r- fr-wff. Al certain parcel or A--r
f~rf9rand being in the county Of 517-ll
Sfafs of Teu4esses, known ana 1e
E1~-e- on the west -lll
~ eA-eef ~ ~ Intersection With me
-~-7E SIDE Hof Pa alley that A8
SIM s-rset and GreelaW streets L
wardlF along the noEL1 s-A5 --
- ~ n1av- thence DorLlW 49,
airs7 with second street l
three inches thauce r7-af r-E
ortT-aigh6 fset SIX nc1e -eran 1aer
u ana a-Qls -[sTf~nf lying ana
three meLa 45finol % che CITY OF
Memphis- On credit o. seven
L4 I4-~ 10 e1aguts note VIA
monL9as P--~. Ueu 90 be rat Aa
Is paid E4 ruTE. Clerk ana Master
esscoa ans stan
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10Th Day Of April. 1871,

At the late resideuceo of W. NJ. Ewing, decd,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described lands, s.tuare in
the First Civil District OF shelby county: Be
ginning at q stake In the northwest corner
OF ]. II. sinks land In Gathers east bound
airy line; thence north 81 east IS chains %
links TO a stake In the end Of lane; thence
east s chains "a inks TO 3 stake in r. n.
Bonds west line; thence south "a chains %
inks to a stake y 40' west Z links of a black
gum marked ID. C, n; thence 50 east D
C aims 80 u TO q stake, whence south q
west u links to a large sWeetgum marked =.
and b.; thence south % chain Is links 70 a
stake, whence south 20 east Is link TO a
large WhiteOak marked h, with three elm
pointers; thence west Is chains 2-IOO link
the beginning.
The above described land VIII be sold sub
Jet TO the Widows dover. The title is be
lisved to be perfect, LUtI viii sell and cOu-
vey as trustee only. March 4, Isl.
mint A. BARRETT, Trustee.
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
1T BIAS NO Equal.

B~ALTTMoRE. February 10. 1858.
DR- .J-LAW EENCE-Dear Sir: i take
pleasure in recommending yOur Rosa
DAL1s as a very powerful Alternative. I
nave used 10 in two cases with happy
resulls-Ons in a osse of secondary
syphilis in which thG patient pro-
nOuuceu himself cured after having
aiken i've bottles of your medicine.
The other is a case OF scrOfUia OF long
standing, which is rapidly improving
under it's use, ans the Indications are
that the patient win soon recover. j
lsYe carefully examined the formula
by which your E1sadIlis is made. and
md 10 an excellent compound OF al
tsratlye ingredients. Yours. truly,
L. W. CARR, Nd.
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Saturday, the 29th day Of April, 1871,

in front Of No. 361 Main street, in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, at public auction.
the highest bidder, for cash, between the
OF 10 o'clock am. and 3 o'clock p.m.,
the following described property, viz:
Four Steam-pOWer Printing Presses, with
their fixtures, n Teu-hOrse- power Engine
and Shafting; four Job Printing Presses;
twenty seven Type Stands; i've Double Cab
inets and three Single Cabinets; two hundred
Type Cases; six large Composing Stones; two
Hoe Ready Proof Presses, together with lot
of Wood and Metal Type, Galleya, Racks,
etc; % heavy Sheet Press and Boards; one
Smashing Machine; one Enclosing Press;
two Cutting Machines; three standing Press
es; one Ruling Machine; one Backing Ma
chine; one Paging Machine; one LeveIiug
Machine; one Paper Cutter Machine; one
Table Gauge Shears; tive Stabbing Machines,
aud lot of StaudaEd Miscellaneous and School
Books tS-tereOtyped) and Store Fixtures-the
whole making up "a Of the most complete
publishing Establishments in the South. and
being the same formerly in use by b South
western Publishing Company.
The property can be inspected on the prem
ises. The sale viii be absolute and without
redemption. The title is believed TO be good,
but 1 will sell and convey simply under the
authority conferred upon me by the aforesaid
trust deed aud mortgage.
BEN MAY, Trustee.
March 30. Ig7I. muSU
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sHERlFFS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

ny virtue Of a deri faclas to me directed
ID from the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county, in favor Of W. h, Watson vs. III. f..
Fddfns for e2545 O8. besides interest and cost,
/ Will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, IN
front OF the Sherih7s 6fioe. on Second street,
in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county Ten
$1,000 -
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TRUSTEES SALE.

executed TO me by W. NJ. Ewing on the Z7Lh
day of January, 1865, for the benefit Of Mar
shall Keathly, which deed Is CT record in
Record Book No. 81, pages %, etc, in the
Registers office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
u rvrFH nm che
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a. noon this day
TmnnrtR
q IN EEw YoRK.

NEW YORK, April 4, 10 am.-The mar
kst is quiet. Sales, 1902 bales; receipts,
1888 bales; receipts here, 6135 bales
Ordinary, l05zc; Good Ordinary, l2Lei
Low MiddliUg. 1850; N~idduDg, Zoe;
Good Middliug, l6Lc.
Il m.-COttOu is unchanged. ~SpOtsales,
800 bales; futures, poo.
lp.m.-CottOu market Is inac.ive; prices
dropping Sales, spot, 1860 bales; future
400 bales. April, l37sc; May, 1870; July,
lac; Aug. l45sc.
2p.m.-The cotton market is iusctive
and prices are dropping. Sales on spot,
$500 bales; future, 58C0 bales.
3.45 p.m.-Ths cotton market closes
dull and prices unchanged. Sales 10
spinners, 434 bales; spectators, IS bales.
exports, 2g34 bales; contracts, 81, 900
bales.
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Z = IN

LIVERPOOL, April4, Il;15a.m.-The cot
ton market is duh. Sales are estimated At
10000 bales. Njddling uplauds, 7%A7
"a; Orleans, 75s@7zZd. Imports, 1900
bales.
1870 m.-ThB market Is dun and UNI
changed. Sales for the day, 10000 bales,
Of which ZOO are for speculation
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NOTICE.

HAVING qualified IS executors and eLeeu'
III frix OF the last Will Of Samuel Walker.
deceased, we hereby give notlee 20 ~ PsLsOn5
to present and file with tneE accounts Nu1
John w. WALKER,
SAMUEL p. WALKER
ELLEN II. WALKER,
Executors and ExecutrtX.
MgRAE WALKER, Attorneys. m14
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. !
MEMPHIS, April 4, 1871. J
FINANCIAL.

The money market is in much the
same condition IS 81 our last report. There
is q good demand for No. / commercial
psper at SOLO per cent. and ONE not con-
sidered strictly first class, passes at very
nearly the same rates, but as q rule our
banks are very particular and viii take
no chances, though money is easy. tx
change is in light supply and rates are
firm az 4 discount buying; checking at
Is premium.
Railroad stocks and bonds, city bonds,
etc. are sl in fair demsud with few OF
any kind upon the market. City coupons
are in some request and county warrants
are firm al 55N67.
SHOCKS AND IN VIEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 4, 1925 Am.-Gov
srnmeuts dull and a slight decline
throughout the entire list. Sterling is
steady at 1895. Gold carrying at ] per
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Chaneery sac Of ReaI Sic
TuEslAY, APRIL b. Ia.

In the second Chaucary Court OF Shelby
county Ienuessee.-No 4li0, Amos uusOu
VS.. James Paine ct aL-Eo. 4Ez. x. .. u. j..
VIM VS.. James Paine ct al.
DX virtue Of snOrder Of sale made In these
- causes, / viii sell, at public auc ion. 20
the highest bidder, ia front OF The second
Chancery Clerks omee. in the city Of Mem
NH. Lanna.ann On
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CHANCERY SALE

ANAL D5TAED-
,5 p FIRST nance Court Of shelby
c9nnfv-Tohu D-eutliugar VS. AA9--
lamp 6raL
ny virtue OF an tntsrlocutoy decree .l
D sale entered IN the &o
.--tf1n ~ ths highest bidder ia mont o-
- marF ard Masters once g
BioeE. second strssts in the cnV LA7AP
n-.m.anna m
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TIE NAME OF THE COMPANYI Is
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IT IS LOCATED IN NEW YORK.
ASSETS

The amount Of the Capital stock is 5000 90
The amount Of the Capital Stock paid
LII l. -.--.-. -
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RIVER W
RoATs LEAvTNG THIS DAY-
ARRIVALS
IN PORT.
Silver Moon. B~atesvIle. Celeste
RIVERS, WEATHER, BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER, BUSINESS.
MEMFHIs, April (. 1871.
River Editor AppeEt-The river fell 6
in the past "a hours. Below high
water mark of 1867, @ feet Z inches.
JOHN TENT.
Our dispatches give the latest news
from above. The Arkansas is rising at
Little Rock, and White river is falling.
The weather is clear and beautiful. and
business on the levee was fair.
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sALE

EDAL
10. EIl, N. re u. TAYLOR vs.. a. n. Shay e.
uE.-First ChauCery Court ofSbeLbv county
v Y virtue Of On mter-Ocutorv decree for
ID sale entered In the above ca1se. n
g. 1871, j wiz sell az puIIic auCtfuu.ro the high
est bidder. on the PREMISE between OAK and
an. L....-.u E.--L-a ..-..- .-------- o.
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DISSOLUTION.

"HE drm Of MAST q Ho0TH Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Both par
ties VIII use the name OF theh rm in collect
ing outstanding debts.
MAST 4 HCOTH.
MEMrH1s, April LIST, 1871. ap
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL 15EATB,
TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1871

No. ], DIN the Second ChancsTy Court
orshelby county Teuuessee-HenV Nolan
VS.. Margaret Giveus et all
by virtue OF an order Of sale made fn this
ID cauqe,I viii sell, az public auction, TO the
highest bidder iu front Of the ONCE OF the
second Chaucsry Court 90 Shelby county, q
Che rfF- nj HFarmwrFa Ta.naaaaa ON
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Trustees sale
- or
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FINDER and by virtue Of the terms and
L provisions Of a deed OF trust. executed
on the LIST day Of July, 1870, by the South
western Publishing Company" for the pur-
pose OF securing certain Indebtedness to Z.
Zoe s. Co, and Others therein set forth, which
trust deed is Of record in the Registers office
OF Shelby county in Chattel Mortgage Book
No. 2, page 81, etc. to which reference is
here made-I VIII, at the request OF the cred
itOrs therein named, On
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C~HAmcERY SALES.
GHANCERY SALE
OF
RIAL E9TATEy
on
Saturday, April 9Th, 1871

No. A9I-Iu the Eecond Chaucery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn C. Smith, eLscU-
triX, vs.. W. A.. D0oley, r. Z. Pollard et a..
ID virtus OF an order Of sale made in this
- cause VIII sch at public aucGOu, 70 the
highest rfdder, in front 81 the omce Of the
second Chaucery Court OF shelby county,
Ia the city Of Memphis Tenn on
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OoTToE STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, April 4, 1871.
Stock, September 1, ls7O... 4,25O
Reed SINGS last statement LIZ
Received previously. 444 ,59i-45,1l
44g,g9I
Shipped since last stint. ISIS
Shipped previously .-.... ~. Ot6-2 So
stock a. noon this day. 20.I07
Imports.
Memphis End Charleston railroad. 2'3
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad 1872
Memphis and Ohio rsilrosd.---..., 1873
Steamer ---a---.s 53s
Estimated per wagons. ........-."..-... 100
Exports,
Memphis and Charleston railroad. ll6
Memphis and Ohio railrOad-.--....-. io9
Steamers, 100000. 0l0
Steamers, sCuth------...-..--....-... 500
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VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
PROBATE COURT----sALE OF
LAND.

No. 43, R. D.-JuIius G.. Hoist, administrator,
Z VS.. j.. C.. Hoist, ct ai.-PeiiBiOu 10 sell land
ito pay debts.
TTNDER and by virtue Of q decree Of sale
- made in the above cause, at the present
Rlarchl term, 1871, Of the Probate court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, 1 viii proceed TO
sell, at public auction, 10 tue hignesb ana
best bidder, before the courthouse door, on
Union street, II the city Of Memphis, Tennes-
uaa IN
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NEW YORK, April 4 -2:& p.m.-G0v-
ernments are a fraction better and in me
dunn demand. Sterling steady at 1923.
Gold carrying at 1 per cent.
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 4 las p,m-The
stock market is hrm, and the demand
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Steam from Baltimore to LlvarpOOI,
LINE.


PRICES OF RAssAeh
CABIN, ~
Goods must be cleared at the e~ustora-house
before delivery OF bills ladtng, blanks for
which latter VIII be furnished shippers.
Tor frefght or passage apply 70 the agsnts.
a. 8ChUMAKER & Co.
8South Charles street, Baltimore.
For freight apply to E D. COBB,
Agent Baltimore and OHIO r. r. Co, No. 268
Frontst., Memphis, mhA
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of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and In the hands of
Agents or other ersOns-------....... 5l,l5gO
Real Estate, unincumbered----.-.--- &,UJG "
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN LONDON.


LONDON, April 4l:5J p.m.-Consols an
EssIar- nnnla sraalw.
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RKANSA LANDS!
..1OO.OOO ACES,

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
has a sud Grant direct from the Govern
mauf of
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TIMETABLES.

-. - - RAILRoAD
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23
TWO BRICKS 10 BEGIN WITH

Two BRICKS TO BEGIN WITH.-In 3 city
IN Western New YORK, renowned for it,
crowded churches on Sundays, there was
oar called Ivy way of cnl'nehce, the Brick
Church 1t was the first church built o.
brlck in the city It's congregation had
increased so that he church could not
well ccommodate the crowd. 1t WAS old
fashioned and behind the times. AT
length IT was resolved to build new
church Meeting after meeting Was held,
but the prospects for new church grew
more and more discnuraging, until thu
most hopeful grew dlsheartered and wete
ready ~ give it up. One morning after
Encouraging meeting had been held,
.he pastors door b Ii rang very early. On
opening he dor, the servant found Il
small Iov, who inquired for DR.. s.
rhe servant told him he had not come
town, and demanded what be wanted.
81 want 10 see Dr. S." answered the
how Presently DR.. S. came to the
door, and found small boy, with a
wheel barrow three times as large as him
self holding two bricks, which he SAID
he chad brought TO build . new church
with J.
The doctor put on his hat, and walked
out into the street saying to every man he
met. "The church aoW b. built the first
load Of bricks is already on the ground
And it was bullt-a large, beautiful
church. Who shall dIsplse the day Of
small things
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-Immedately
after She,man's endorse ment OF Shrri
dams report reached Springfield, H.,
Governor Palmer wrote to the President
setting forth the facts in the case from
his peculiar point of view, and entreating
the President to veto ShPrmans decision,
and disapprove Of Sherden's action. The
President transmitted to Palmer copies
of all the orders, papers, and documents
in the case, and covered them with the
blunt Endorsement, 81 approve of General
Sheridan's action"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

THE BEST GRASS FOR BUTTER.-If you aim
at great flow of milk. iced clover if you
wish rich milk, and well favored butter, feeG
young timothy and clover; if you aim st the
best results, both in quantity and quality Of
butter. iced on young timothy in Summer,
and, early-cut timothy ard wheat bran in
Winter. The grass must be cut when heading
out; or better, young aftermath well cured.
Avoid roots and garden stuff in general, if
you wish good quality of butter-though it
is now held that those fed while milking, or
before, will remedy the evil.
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THE LANDING

MA pm md a,,n !.
f'rs. H.. ns,rn@,s a,.5.,L,,' ,,,.
e...d :, .be n,t1,r, y.Ier. -.
iGrn.t.Tl..t I,3rat ma 90, rnn,.;v,,,t !,
49,. ..,-t.rand escorted +, his c.rrit,.,.
Il ia,
TuE MILITARY PROCESSION
Jp,m .1Ia Y ~earGrd. The procession was
heated Is, Superintendent Keiso. Insnrc
.n, Dl'k.tpd u inrt,e ut police to clpi.t lb,.
INV Immediately after rode Mai a..
Sh.trY. a.aI Il # f.li.,lve NV the Mn
nII rruio,r0 at Pnn4hkprosie
.c.f,laoe con ai.lau tie Grand Dnke cam
XII md w. the ntirol Of The yrr,,te.t
y crest FIJI ujn2 he carnage # thu
Grand Duka Aa@a !ou4 IInr ri carriage
containing Adm 81 Parstct, Vice Al
m.rai Rowan, n.enYb, Is OF the reception
onlmii an rh. Princes ute. Ate,
hr lartiage the TweIf fiji req me-.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-23

Thomas Murphy bias resigned The
flee Of Cclecor Of New York aud
Chester A. Arthur has been appointed in
his place.
Richard B. Conn lily has resigned the
G mptrollership of New York, and An
drew IL Green has been appointed in his
place