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Thursday, the 2sth ~OfIauuary 1871.

In front OF my office on Second street, be-
tween Union M 5ayOsO streets. Memphis,
Tenn, at u O'Clock my sell % the highest
belonging 10 the estate Of Drs charles tleId
deceased:
state of Tennessee, and rs described as fOl-
5BWs: Fronting on the old Raleigh road,
four miles rom court squsFe, Mem
phLs: beginning at a stake on HOuy wood Y-
enns. running west on hBleigh ~plankrOad
nine t9l chains and two 1T Inks; thence
north 80 chains So links 20 the memphis ana
ohio railroad; thence ea8bWaro4y W nine
chains tS4l eighty-four links 70 HOLLYWOOD
svenue, and theme south "a 2-lO0 chains 70
me beginning containing . Sl-lOO acres o.
land. SlD thiS tract there is an elegant and
comfortable residence and other valuable
improvements.
the minimum price $1,000, then ~ acres
OF the bach Of said tract, fronting on Holly
wood avenue, VIII pe oheIeo, anu II s9la ~
$780, th6 balance 9r the tract VIII De Ouefeu
Al q minimum price Of SbbOO
The other tract is situa7e in the county OF
Fayette, state Of Tennessee. being the north
Person, beginnlEg az "a stake in VIM DaVen-
ports west line, said Persons northeast cor
ner, and running thence north II4Z poles TO
a stake with mulberry pointers, j. BreWs-
tar's southeast corner; themes west with
BreWster's line lb poieF 90 stake and white
oak pointers thence south 1874 poles 20 a
stake with gum pointer; thence east 10 poles
20 the beginning, containing Ll39j n hun
dred and thirty acres, about l3l three miles
from MOSCOW, d. and =. r. X.
This tract has some good cabins, between
90 and 90 acres of excellent cleared land, and
the balance most excellent timbsred land
the minimum price fixed is S2l00 b title
20 said lana believed 20 be perfect with no
tncumbranees.
TEBMs o. BALE-One-third cash, balance in
two equal payments AZ one and two years
rom date OF sale; purchaser executing his
individual notes, without security, bearing
interest frOm date; a lien retained on the
land % secure the deferred payments. This
December n, 1870.
N. b.. l. STEWART c. and N.
T.. o Rives. Sol. FOR complts. deA
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HAG All4a u AAAAaIlLHG eA inc GAAH 9 AAaG@4la
They occur N persons disposed to acid stom-
aeh aRd chsIky -eoncreHonz.
THE GRAvEL-The gravel ensues from neg
Isct or improper treatment Of the kidneys
These organs being weak, the water is not
expelled rom the bladder, but allowed to re-
main; It becomes foverlsh. and sediment
forms. It's nom this deposit that the stone
is formed. and gravel ensues.
DEoFsT is a collection Of water in some
parts OF the body, and bears different names.
according to the parts affected. viz: when
generally diHused over the body, 1t is called
Anassroai when Of the abdomen, Ascitezi
when Of the chest, Hydothorax.
TzEAr1zST-HslmboId's hi hIy coucen-
trated compound Extract Buchu is decidedly
one OF the best remedies for diseases Of the.
bladder, kidneys, gravel dropsicaI sweIings
rheumatism and equity affections. Under
this head we have arranged Dysuria. or diff
Guilty and pain in passing water, scanty Sc
erection, OF SMALL and frequent discharges OF
water strangury, or stopping OF water
Hsmaturia, or bloody urine Gout and Rheu-
matism OF the kidneys, without any change
In quantity, bat increase In color, or dark
water. 1t was always highly recommended
BY the late d.. Pbysick, in these affections,
This medicine increases the power Of di-
gestIon, ard excites the a-bsorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or
caloareous dispositions, and all unnatural en-
larzements, as wen as pain and inHamma-
ton, are reduced, and it is taken by men,
women and children Directions for use and
diet accompany.
PHILADEDPHIA, PA, February Is, 1867.
a T. HELHBoLD, Druggist:
DEAs SRI have been a sufferer for up
ward Of twenty years with gravel, bladder
and kidney affections, during which timeI
used various medicinal preparations,
and been under the treatment Of the most
experienced Physicians, experiencing but
little RELIEF
Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised, Ioonsulted with my family ply
slclsD 10 regard TO using your Extract Buchu.
/ did this because had used all finds Of
advertised remedies, IA had found them
worthless, and some quite Injurious; in fact
4 dsspalred Of ever getting well, and deter
mined TO use no other remedies hereafter
unless 1 knew Of the ingredients. 1t was
his that prompted me 90 use your remedy
..-.-..s .
buchn, eubebs and Juniper berries, It occurred
TO me and my physician IS an excellent
combination, and with bis advice, after an
examination Of the article. and consulting
again with the druggist. / concluded to Try it.
I commenced is uss abgut eight months go.
81 which time 1 was confined TO my room.
from the Brst bottle was astopjsbed and
zratiaed At the beneficial eject. and aner
-.
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go, w Rrs,v uaov.-,or p.,nsv-
vania
Hon. THos. B. F-LoHESCE, PHILADELPHIA
bon. j. 4. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. s. A judge. PHILADELPHIA.
Hon D. R. PoRrEB, Ex-Governor. PennsyI-
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no nvef No Fayg H.esksN'5 TessT Oiat1asa
WILL positively cure letter, Erys1pes a.
" salt Eneum, BARBER Itch, Plmpiss,
BIolche. and an forms Of Skin Disease; also.
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids. Discharges nom the
Ear. and Old Sores uo matter Of how long
standing. OF lbe mons returned by the pro-
prI-B0Is.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY HCOWDEN,
Philadelphia.
sold 50 cents per box by all druggists sent
by mail for 90 cents
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United States HarshaPs Sale.

No. 5Jz.-United States VS.. n five gallon
keg whisky-Uuited states District Court,
District West Tennessee:
DURSUANT 20 an order Of sale made in the
u chow. .u---LaH n.n.a- : viii ON
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UH virtue ~ a Trust Deed executed -- mo-
- on The Ath day Of uue 1853 nv
Meath, and registered lC the
% shelby county .l Book H
siE--l VIII, ll
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Wsdnssday. lanaary = ~.

Within legal hours. the following described
property, 70 wit; Certain tracts or L7uu lI-
uated 10 Shelby county. state vi EenuesEes-
and described as 6lloWE. viz:
First-A tract OF 90 acres m the sixth lLFa
district, andIytng on both sideso- W9lrTsr
northeast corner CT his slLhuuuE d LoElg
entry, No. AZ; thence west III t#eul
four chains dty links % maple mar
ed 81. IT.. tho southeast corner OF wales y.
Dabney's rTu hundred aCa gcc-f
thence Forth twenty eh4ius orossi
pointer. Da0uey's u-rtleasl corner llel--
g So, with Alexander luei twenty
chains and atty Inns tIa stake ana llL
william LrW1u'5 uIlWesG corner
south, crossing Wolf river
chains 70 the beginning
Second "A tract situated M4alu ell-
State, being part oil a tract OF tanl 70
Owned by w. e. Wardeilr sllua.ea -l
three mills f-om Mem rEls- and oellsl-
rm a Milan ofen1divlsiou ul eat1 trae- lsaL
made bv M A. Kerr, AaT1 AHI
ronH1T trreo chains and seventy Af
an ne east side OF Locke aTenus+ A44
ain. back barW4len paralt9t Ane
80 VIII said rveuu TO W&l alua
CfT ~ Wardeid to EluuruoFr E1e south e.-
- I'D LCE being elElt olalui alu A
fInE long. ana being one norm Mn-aaI
TFne OF q for sold bV SAID erneluLu nlulLl
ION me eaFt line OF said LOT being Llres
ehaina and ninety links Ea NORM
b-undarv ofsald lot being biz ana e.
en- and Oue-half Oue-AuuuraQtnscna4n bN4
sontatning three acres ana my nine 1ua
hundredths. aud the same c1uFeye4 rs p
Mansfield 20 j. p. TreEevanr Decenner
i857. AID recorded in book ho-8L, January al
ISIS.
Edmund A. COLE Clerk ANA East
aREEuE F4qHb Al7Pfn
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TRUSTEE SALE

ny virtue Of T---. ..a- .r mo
I'D on the IrU ..r "a.
erlT reZlsr=rr. - .-a aH
shelby county. tennessee I .-
part L.- pace ~ and
Of r. j. Baker 4 Con enc -C-ear n.
secured llerzl. -l- -ar tie pa -.-
I wiz. on
Saturday, ths I4jH Of Ilrgz-E .sz.
At the scout east s.u=- OF .a-r-
property tascr rer .laU p" il.
81 or III D- arUrl aLr.-E
iual Cuu1r lot ESD. bon. l-.
son street AM. running To- OK
70 an -ley. the Llua on -.. -
feet lI Inches. and rae aaa Line # .-
ing ~ feet west OF Che Yves. u H
street Title le- we'd ll bel z.- ~ .
redemption Waiveds
PE 4EaFLL- True
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United States HarshaIs Sale.

475-Unitsd States vs.. / Keg, 10 Gallons
Whisky United states District cOur for
the District Of Western Tennessee.
DURSUANT to an order OF sale made in the
u abDve entitled cause. I VIII. on
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United States MarshaPs Sale.

No. fg,-United states VS.. Two kegs whisky.
United states District Court, District
West Tennessee.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

BY virtue of a trust deed executed to me
and properly registered in the Registers
Office Of shelby county. Tennessee, Ia Deed
Book 20. pages 3I4, 8l5 and 3i6, and al the re-
quest OF the holder of the note secured
thereby, and for the purpose OF paying SAID
note, and in pursuance OF the terms Of said
instrument viii, IN
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Trustees SAILS.

ny virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed TO
LIS me on the first day o January, 1870, by
WIN. u. Bradley, and registered IN The Regis
faria once Of shelby county. Tennessee, Ia
IA. pages 100 snd ul, i vii On
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Georgetown College and Female
Seminary.

Institutions are enioyiUg a very
prosperous year, with fUu faculties and
a large increase OF tuden in each. For
catalogues address Dr. N N. Crawford or
PTeG y J. RWcheT, Georgetown Ky, asA
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G NOTICES.
United States Rarshals Sale.

no. E3.-United States vs.. Seven boxes, pa
lbs Tobacco. United States District Court,
District West Tennessee.
DURSUANT TO an order OF sale. made In
Il the above entitled eause,I viii offer for
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CHAaCEaY SALE or REAL

First Chancerv Court OF Shelby county
Mahy 3 Crockett. by next friend. etc. vs.
Whey q. Harding at aI.
BY virtue of an luterl0cut0rT decree .r
sale entered ia the above canae December E.
1870. I win sell, at public emotion, CD the high
est biuder, in front Of the Clerk ana Afa
ohice. GreenlaW Block, second streets a.lW
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EIL-0.LYs E%.RELEggE g0NEECTIlNs

INVENT years experience has proved this
the most popuLar remedy with ply-l-
clans and parents for those pests Of child
hO0d-W gTus. They are pleasant to take,
and always effective ia eEpeLlug the Worms
and ouLlg the system uD 70 It's normal
condition. Beware Of COuu1eTfeiJs and lml-
tallgls. The genuine have the signature o.
package.
J0HSsTCN, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
PhIaEelBhia.
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Trustees Sa's.---Vsluabis Cotton
Plantation.

IN pursuance Of n Trust Deed made 20 me by
Z James " Smith on sd day OF January
1859. and recorded at Beulau. Bolivar county,
Miss In Book J., page $50, TO secure the pay
meut of Ehree promissOry notes therein
mentioned q yme of eleven hundred
dfty .sLl51i having been made on first
MOTEL I VIII sell,
On the 28ih Jay Of January, 1871,
within legal hours, at the courthouse. in
Beulau.tu the hi1hest bidder. for cash. tie fol-
lowing described land, lying 10 Bolivar ouu-
ty. Miss, WIS All section 81. D. ing west and
south OF tine enter OF B0uge Fhaila. town q,
range 9 west, and zI section sb, lying west of
ceuUer OF BOuEe PhaLia and north of Old
ChOCtaw bOUn larry line. and three lots ia
east part OF section g. north of old ChOctaW
boundary line, town a, range 2 west, esl-
mated TO contain 9s5 acres. The u6le ofa1ove
is believed % be good, but convey My
as Trustee.
EUGENE MONTGOMERY Trustee
November d $50 GoVZI
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COTTON

The demand was not active to day.
Buysrs generally were using every effort
in their power to ship thar,slrssdy bought,
and preferred waiting until the cost
again becomes clear, especially as the ten
deuCy IS downward elsewhere, though
prices here are vel maintained on all
graiesRb1ve Low EiddEngs. Few ops-
ra-0rs went in 20 dsy and the business
did not exceed 400 bales, with prices as
follows.
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MondaY. IanuarY 9th, Al,

During legal hours, at the warehouse OF VOL
c0tt, Smith q Co, Towards Row, Memphis,
Tennessee. At public auction, to the highest
bidder Tor cash, the following described
property, bo-WtJ:
boxes, 5S4 bs tobacco.
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United States MarshaIs SAILS.

4Z-Uuited states vs.. Ten Pounds Manu-
featured Tobacco-UuIted states District
Court for the District Of Of West Tennessee.
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Unitsd States AaarshaIs Sale.

No. 453.-United States VS.. Eleven bottles
SnuH-Un1u6d states District Court, Dis
uTicJ of West Tennessee.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale, made in the
L mHaHa l-HHHHAH n.nH . -HHH %.
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CARBoLIc SALvE.

Rhe important discovery OF
the ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, ana
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results OF
modern medica1 research
During the late civil war tg
was extensively used aER the
Hospitals, and was found 60
be NOT only a thorough disln"
Gectant, bait also the most yy0Hls
derfuI aud speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever KNOWN
ut is now presented tR 2
scientific combination with
ether soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form OF a
SALVEt and, having been al
ready used i'm muHmbeFiess cases
with most satisfactory and DeE5s
efcfaI results, we have no hesi-
gaffOm ina Offering 10 60 the Pu0"
lie as the most certain, rap8e,
and eneceual remedy for all
sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts. wounds and every
ABRASION Of SAAAN or FLESH,
and for Skin diseases generally
g VA AA-Aa
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EDITORIALS
EDlEUhIALS
On all Public Questions.
TELEGRkPHIG REPORTS
From all parts Of the world.
MARKET REPORTS,
Market REP0RTS.

Giving a comprehensive Review Of Trade IN
Memphis. and "A PRICES JURRE OF every
article Of Merchandise in MarEet, Domestic
or Foreign, with q variety of COMMERCIAL
MATTER of interest and value to every BUSH
ness man 6nd family, and
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We would here add that one lnt OF zoo
bales Ssricg Good Ordinary was reported
a. Is4E aud Re heard a buyer say tns- be
bought d LOT OF full mp Strict Eiid1llUgs
from Stewart Brothers & ElZsr az I5c.
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ME1IPHIs, TENN, December y. 1916.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween White n Cameron Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. AMES N. WHITE.
JAS. a CAMERON.
The business will be continued under the
name and style Of JAMES ID. WHITE
de4 "a Main Etree
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CEAHRER OF Con-

IHAIBEE OF ~-CNEEETE-
MEMPHIS, January :, 1871.
stock, September I, 1870. 42s0
Reed since last statement 2.4q3
Reed previOusly----....,.. 259, y92-z6l,5s
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EDMUND A. COL.
Trustees Sale.

BY ). BLACK. Deputy Ciel K and Master
ID u. We 80 and Vance O. AldeIsJui solicit
On. I1r rrWu.aIEaLh IauA
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Monday, January 8, 1871,

DURsUANTt to an order Of sale. made In tn
4 O entitled cause, VIII on
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Clerk and Masters Sale Of Lands,
January 26, 1871,

No. 500, B. D. Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby cOunty.-Mary A. Field, Adm'x, etc,
VS.. Charles g. Field I'D others.
FsH virtue ana in Pursuance to the direC-
ID tiUns OF a decree OF the Second Chaucery
Of Shelby county, made II the above
cause, on the 10Th day Of December, 1870, 1
will IN
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NEW YORK, January 2 2:l5 pm Gold

NEW WORK. January g. 1850 pm
stocks sud bonds opened steady ard rath-
er better iu some cases, but al the close
they were unsettled by operators who
were trying % cover their 4" shorts"
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Monday, January 9, 1871,

nURSUANT TO an order Of sale made in tn
above entitled cause, 1 viii, on
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Thursday, January l2ih, 1871

To the Ergbest bidder for CASH, a. Randolph
Tennessee. at d. O'Clock Of saLl day The fOi-
loving described personal and real property
belonging 20 said bauErupts' eTtares-5O-Wlt:
sAMUELC CLEMENTS.
Two hundred IZ0 acres of land, more or
less. I'm % 9, eectl0n OBJ ~ poles
west Of the southeast cor er d entry No 8a
for zG acres, in the name of GweHe1s ar
"a sweet gum marked "a. o., Iu said GWeleu 81
south boundary Iluaf thence wet ~ poles o.
"a maple marked BID two sycamore pointers
IN edge OF a large lake thence soma l6 poles
10 beech tree marked BIO hickory auu oe en-
pointers thence west ~ poles ID a stakes
Themes north s5 poles 70 The beginning,
We head oil horses, Ten .lII mead OF
hogs. AL DO a and accounts.
ABEEE CLEMENTS.
All notes ard accounts
LEE4s or eALE -laal on delivery. sauad-
ulea and other evidences of property % be
seen az my once 1lrt-4 Main s. rect. nsm-
puIE. Tennessee.
decZ %. WODLET GE. ASSIGNEE.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Az an Advertising Medium for Bankers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP-
PEAL, in any OF Us editions, is not surpassed
by any other paper in the Southwest Our
circulation is large, and found in nearly
every town and city IN the South and West.
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ok at noon this day
Tr11r

Shipped since last stint 27lO
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NEW YORK WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.


London, January 8. uO0u->tJcks auC
MARIAN se.urLLLas auslel .uLs-:
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HELKB0LBs suCAU.
THE KIDNEYS.

The Kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper part OF the Ioin. surrounded by
fat, and onsistin Of three parts, viz the An
tsrior, the Interior, and the Exterior,
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists Of
tissues or veins, which serve as a deposit for
the urine and convey It to the exterior. Pa
exterior g a conductor, also, terminating in
a single tube. and called the Ureter. The
ursters are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various cover
mgs or tissues, divided into parts, viz! the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Nj
oous. The upper eKpels, The over retains.
Many have a desire to urinate without tn
ability others urinate withoutthe ability to
retain. This frequently occurs In children.
To cure these affections, we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged In
heir functions II they are neglected, Grave
or Dropsy n eusus
The reader must also be aware, that
however sughtma be the attack, It is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers
IS our aesh and blood are supported ron
these sources.
govt, or RHEUHATIsN-Pain occurring In
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Real Estate Sales.

Sales of Real Estate in Jefferson County,
during the week ending Nov. A, 1871.
Reported by II. Colonius, Register of Deeds
Plus Loelle to Charles Buch and August
Kleitz, 40 acres, town Lake Mills, 5000
Solomon Dingman to Myron Halls, lots
and and south of lot 4, block 5, viii
age Hebron, Sls5.
Joseph Burdick to FIR Lambrecht 40 acres,
town WATERFOWL, S. 500.
Richard Jones to W. Stueber, 100 acres,
town Ixonia, 81 800
Ubner Vedder to VIM. T. F. Wolff, Il
acres, village Jefferson, $4,000.
Andrew Sorensen to James Carpenter, IA
38-lOO acres, town Sumner, $3.50.
Andrew Sorensen to james Carpe inter-, 4
@9-lOO acres. town Sumner, $50
Andrew Sorensen to James Carpenter,
acres, 80 acres, town Sumner, 5000.
Plus Loelle to Charles H. Phillips, 454
acres, town Lake Mills, 5000.
S. Shanahan to Cath. Welsh, 5 acres,
town Jefferson, $500.
Charles Ii. Philips to Plus Loelle, 40
acres town Lake Mills, $500.
Herman Schulz to Pauline Schulz, his
wife, 10 acres town Concord, 300
Austin Kellogg to August Gormner, l
acre, town Concord, $500.
William Wolfram to August Wegener, 40
acres, town Milford, 800.
Eliza Gundeomann to George BereR, 2
acres. town Pennington, $500.
Charles Grimm to George Visspert, lot in
Main street, Jefferson, $3.50.
+ Rufus Cheney to H. L. Lefingwell, 10
acres, town Cold Spring, $500.
| Mathew G Norris 70 Ruth L. Potter, un.
divided l-6 part of south I-3 of lot l and
north l 8 of lot 4. block so, lst ward, va
tertown, Sl.00.
Michael Owens to Patrick Hackett, part
oflot 2, block SO Sd ward, Watertown.
Owen Clarity to John Clarity, So acres
| town Sullivan, $500. ....
D. S. Erving to o. F. Weed 20 acres
! town Palmyra, $500.
| Milo Jones and others to A. E. Packwell
| lots and 4, block i, Jones add, Fort At
kinson, $175.
| Oroa Sherman to Mary Wilson, lots an(
south } of lot 5, block 2, Powers or Turvey S
| add and also lot 5, Fisk's new location,
| Palmyra, also undivided halt of 40 acres
town Palmyra, 81 ,450.
Theodore Prentiss to John Kapinos, 2
acres 9TH ward, WATERFOWL, 5000.
John Kohlmetz to Carl Wegener, lot Il
block l, 9TH ward, Watertown, 800.
George P. Marston to Stephen Payne, 10
6 and 7, block II, Marston & Pritchard' {
add, Fort Atkinson, sos.
William Sanborn to Phil Johnson, 40
acres town Jefferson, $55.
Mary j. Empie to FIR Overlook, undivided
of 70 acres, town Waterloo, $3.50.
Ed. Copeland to ca. Copeland, 40 acres
village Jefferson, 500.
Hiram G. McMillen to Louis Giese, sc
acres, town Aztalan, 5000.
Louis Giese to Carl Shultz. Is acres, town
Harrington, ATS.
Louis Giese to Aug. Hilker, 154 acres
town Pennington, l,475
Louis Giese to A. Radeenzel, Is acres
town Pennington, $50.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-11-15
Special oVSOasceS.
BURLINGTON.

Leaving the Eass and arriving at Chicago
or Indianapolis, how shall we reach th'
West? The best Line is acknowledged t.
be the c., B. 4 O., joined together with th,
& NJ. Railroad by the Iron Bridge al
Burlington, and called the BURLINGTON
ROUTE.
The main line of the Route running to
Omaha, connects with the great Pacific
Roads and forms to-day the leading route
to California. The Middle Branch, enter
ing Nebraska at Pattsmouth, passes
through Lincoln, the State Capital, and
will this year be finished to Fort Kearney,
forming the shortest route across the Con-
tinent by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverging
at Red Oak. falls into line running down
the Missouri through St. Joe to Kansas
City, and all Kansas. Passengers by this
route to Kansas see Illinois. Southern Iowa
and Missouri, and, by slight divergence,
can see Nebraska also,
Lovers of fine views should remember
the Burlington Route, for its towns "high-
cleaning from afar" - its tree fringed
streams-its rough bluffs aud quarries-its
corn-oceans stretching over the prairies fur
Their than eye can reach.
Land buyers will be sure to remember it,
for they have friends among the two thou
sand who have already bought farms from
Geo. S. Harris, the Land Commissioner of
the B, & NJ. R. R. at Burlington, Iowa, or
among the four thousand home steaders and
pre-emptorS who last year filed claims in
the Lincoln land Office, where "Uncle Sam
is rich enough to give US all farm"