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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12

Remember that if lamp. filled with Pratt's Astral Oil, is upset and, broken, the contents will not explo de or take fire. Re- member, also, that it is not only the safest oil. but gives the best light. It costs but little more than the dangerous olls, and is safe, reliable and good.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12
GENERAL AGENTS WANTED.

A leading, well-established, and prosperous Life Insurance Company, incorporated in New York state, is desirous of extending it's business in Con- necticut.
 Gentlemen who apply must state in detail thei, fe- -----a--arfrI5 Ds1vvoss, ",.1 Insurance business. Those who are now actine as Sub Cor LocaD Agents for other life companies will find this capital chance for forming a more profitable connection with more extensive field All communications treated eonfdentially. Address Gin detail, and with full name)
 "LIFE INSURANCE"
 26-2w P. O, Box 3OO5 NY
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12

The scalp is made clean and sweet by ap. plying Halls Vegetable Siciliaa Hair Re. newer. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12
$13,64O 4O,700

Total, s54, $40 The ballasting of the Conn. Western Railroad is proceeding, but slower than was expected. It is expected that regular trains will be run from
 New Hartford to Milerton in December, but prob ably no through trains to Hartford until next Spring.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12
Nem A0uertisen1e11is,

Notice.
 FNHE SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF M the Litchfeld County Foreign Mission So. cety will be held in the Congregational Church al Thomaston, Tuesday, Oct. 17th, at l o'clock F. M. Addresses may be expected from Rev. c. P. Bush, D. D., District Secretary of A. B. E. M and missionary.
 GEO. J. HARRISON Secretary. TAHHE THIRTY-FOURTH ANNIVER. M sary of the Litchield County Home Mis- sionary Society will be held in the Congregational Church at Thomaston, Tuesday, Oct. IT, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A sermon may be expected from Rev. A. Huntington Clapp, D. D., New York. 27-1w W. B. BASSETT, Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12
NORFOLK,

The indebtedness of the town as shown by Se lectmen's report is as follows
 Town Expenses slO,6 ,67O, including s2, 1885 interest on railroad bonds, and s1.1s5 interest on tow1 debt.
 Town Indebtedness, $13,64( Railroad bonds, 4O7OC
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12
VO TKCE.

NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons " in the town of Litchfeld, who are liable te pay taxes, to make out under oath, and return te one of the Assessors of said town or leave at the office of the Town Clerk, on or before the 1st day of November next, written or printed lists of tho taxable property belonging to them on the 1st day of October, 1871. To all lists not so sworn to ten per cent. of the valuation thereof will be ad ded, and no appeal will be allowed to the board o1 Relief.
 Blank lists can be obtained of either of the AS sessors or of the town Clerk. DAVID c. BULKLEY, ANsoN c. SMITH, Assessors for L. c. HoToHK1ss, ! the Town JOEL THARP, of Litchfeld D. P. GR1swo1D, Litchfeld Oct. Il, 1871. 27-3w
 Notice. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stock EA holders of the Shepaug Valley Railroad Company will be held in Litchfeld, on Saturday the 18th day of October, A. D. 1871 at F o'clocl P. M for the purpose of accepting, if deemed ex pedient the amendment of the Charter of saii Company to extend it's railroad from both its northern and southern terminus; and also, il deemed expedient, to authorize the Directors t< provide for the construction of such extensions. By order of the Directors. GEO. M. WOODRUFF. Secretary. Litchfeld, October 2, 1871. 27-2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-10-12

ND EFFORT OF THE CONDITION OF
 AO The First National Bank at New Milford in the State of Connecticut at the close of business nn the 2d day of October, 1871.
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LAW REPORTS.

Sscoad Circuit Court-HaIssY, Judge.
This is the first regular motion day Of
this term.
The following is the calendar Of cases
to bs called for trial tomorrow:
2QG3, Risk VS. Kupfsrschmidt; 2l27, KEEL
" VS. O'Neal; 2l50, Jones vs. Lucarini;
2l5l, McCleary vs. Hampshire; 2l54, Mo
COrmick vs. Boon; 2I55, Choate VS. Bing-
ham; 2I59, Cooper VS. Schmuck; 2l60,
Cooper ct al VS. Burr; 2l62, Hallum vs.
Slater; 2I63, Taft & McCullOughlvs Chan
der; 2l64, Mendall VS. HandWorker; 2l65,
Warren & Co VS. Desausr; 2l66, Burns d
Smueker vs. ssmei 2I67, Block vs. Beam
ish; 2l6S, Norton Vi County of Shelby;
2l69, Schultz vs. same; 2l70, McHenTy ct
al VS. Burr; 2l7l, Mayer vs. Obermeir &Co;
ZIP, Broderick VS. Rice, admir-; 2l74, ZOl-
linger VS. SChBltheis; 2l75, Maxwell, admr,
VS. Pickett; 2l77, Ryan vs. Curry ct al;
2I7S, Evans vs. League; 2lS0, Hynes ct al
VS. BickfOrd; 2lSl, SCheer vs. Mount; 2lS2,
Townsend VS. Good; 2l83, Droescher vs.
kaufman; 2IS4, Spellmau VS. Cash; PISS,
White vs. lit Carbon Coal and R r Co;
2IS7, Southern Elk Co VS. League, clerk;
PISS, Miller VS. same; 2lS9, Dryer VS.
Washington; 2l90, Wilkens & GOgen VS.
HandhauseT; 2l9l, Brown vs. Lee; 2L92,
Anderson vs. League, clerk; 2l93, Pass
more vs. same; 2Ig4, Ysnaksy VS. COckrill;
2l9j, Shock ct 81 vs. League, clerk; 2l96,
CuneO, exr, vs. BriguardellO; 2l97, Keat-
ing vs WGssOr; 2l93, Whitsett VS. LOsgue
o. al; 2I99, BurlOrd vs. Want; goo, Ray
mOud VS. DeNire; POP, Nelson VS. Shelby
County; 2203, Galloway vs. Curry, sheriff;
22l4, Moore vs. Allen g. Co; 22O5, Hughes
rs Hardwick; 2209, Ford VS. Eichterg;
2219, NugenJ vs WOrsham; 22l0, Sisters Of
the Convent Of the Good Shepherd, Louis
vile, vs. Purdy.
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YOUNG AIL.BREAKERs
Six MaOksFsls Attempt az Escape from
the Adams Street Station.

The courage, energy and ingenuity dis
played by what are commonly called and
generically termed scamps, it has often
been remarked, if directed to some laud-
able end, would lead to great results,
There Is hardly an honest mind save
those belonging TO detectivest that can form
any approximate idea of the ingenuity,
the intellect and the fHesSe displayed by
habitual, or more properly professional,
viOlators of the laws in their attempts TO
evade 1t. One day last week, Mike Gal
lagher surrounded six mackerels az the
corner of Second and Jefferson, and had
them locked up in the stationhOuse.
Next morning the Recorder inflicted the
very mild punishment Of $40 each, which,
Of course, they could not pay, and 1t was
designed to put the sweet half dozen in q
SQUAD by themselves, and take the ten
dollars worth out of them in the best
possible way. While these lawful meas
ures were being taken by the authorities,
the squad Of mGcker8ls bad speculatiOns
of their own. They were connecting
schemes Of their to escape, which
they designed putting in practice at din
nsr hour on Sunday-bscOmingly at that
time. when the good people Of the
city were going home from church, and
the ststiOnhOuse people were making an
attempt to dine on such fare as their
small pay will afford. The squad of six
commenced operations. They pTied out
two short boards above the latticed iron
door of their cell by which they got into
the passage. In order to understand pro.
perly the situation Of the case, IL may be
necessary to state that there is a large
room beyond the back yard Of the station
house, above which are various cOmpart-
ments for prisoners, which are entered
by an outside stairway. In the large
room below there is q large box, con-
structed after the fashion of the county
Jail, which runs up to the ceiling. There
are various cells in this, above the doors
Of which there are short boards running
from door to ceiling. It was n
or two Of those short boards
that the brigade pried out and got
into the passage which runs the four sides
Of the box. They procured some hard in
strument and went to work on the back
wall, through which they made a square
hole sufficiently large for egress. Before,
however, the work was entirely per-
formed, Chief O'Donnell, who is in the
habit of keeping his eye on things in gen
ersl, was round the Rllsy-wEy, thinking
that little games might be up at that
hour, and ne heard the work going on,
The moment the pioneer Of the business
had put out his arm as a preliminary
movement at escape, the Chief playfully
put 8 small bullet through the h5shy part
oft, and thus drove all thoughts at escape
from the energetic young mRckerel. They
were shortly af5erward all handcuhed
and marched round the prisOn-ysrd in
Indian file, under the inspection of a
fatherly policeman. This exercise quail
fled them for 8 coed nights sleep. This
morning it Is to 10 hoped the Recorder
will add a little longer term to that which
they have to serve already on the chain
gang.
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GAS FITTING, 8Is second street.
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The following cases are set for trial TO-
day, 23d inst: 623, Patrick Burke, muir
der; 678, A. Nelson, carrying concealed
weapons; 619, A. Nelson, same ]Offsnse;
$50, A. Nelson, same O~fense; 7S6, James
Bruce, grand larceny; 1910, ArChy Nc
Carver, malicious shooting; 1921, Joe
Nolan. illegal cohabiting; 1922, Mary Da-
Wis, same Offense; 1923, D. II McFall,
carrying concealed weapons; 1O25, d. H.
McFau; assault and battery; 1890, Jacob
Dreyfas, grand larceny; 1850, Newton
Bedford, grand larceny 1888, Joe Lusher,
carrying concealed weapons; 1854, T..
Robertson, carrying concealed weapons;
1901, n. B Tucker, grand larceny; 1864,
John Cline, carrying concealed weapons;
1859, Jake Etlsy, same OffeHse; 1919, Fan
ME Brown, grand larceny; 1850, Ben Eel
lows, same Ofense; loss, Mickey Free,
carrying concealed Weapons; 1897, FOn-
tame Walker, grand larceny; 1C9g, James
Dunnigsn, robbery; 1lol, James SchOoles,
assault and battery; 1897, Thomas Lahid,
violating revenue law; 1855, Richard
Bills, grand larceny; $50, Sue Nolan, He
gal cOhabiting. Witnesses must be in at
tendance promptly, or forfeitures will be
taken against them. Defendants on
bonds must appear at 81 O'clock.
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LOCAL NEWS.


-Leddin's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
-~storage-A. n. Stoddsrd & Co.'s.
W. q. Mitcheu's school, 803 Third St.
u. J. Suter, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
Gold and silver plating az AZ Monroe 81
Photographs, $500 per doz. and three
bsautiful gems SOC. Armstrong; III Main
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of ali newsmen in the
city,
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall Don't fail 90 call on George, No. IS
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII Msnsford, at his book and peri
Odical store, has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly pspers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be hsd Of all the newsmen in the
oity-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons & Son, on
Jefferson street.
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READ! REAOH.

Messrs. STEWART BROS. & FIZER,
500 AMI 358 RON STREET,
Are now receiving from Messrs. Stewart
q Fizer, of New Orleans, u Of the lar
gest and best assorted stocks Of
Sugar, Coffee and MOlasses,
ever brought to this market. Wholesale
buyers can find all grades Of the above
goods at this mammoth establishment,
which defes competition.
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Wnn- t. DUE
Nc. ? Madison Street..
Pamphlets.-.Rsad them Both.

FIRST-THE LABOR QUESTION: PFiE
4 essay, at the Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October 10, 1870; q guide as to the WHOM,
the WHERE aud the HOW to acquire, to employ,
and 10 retain LABOREBS suited TO the South.
SecOnd-THESOUTHER STATES; "Iheir
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
~vantages:" g guide to SOUTHERN LAND-OWE-
ERs, who desire to sell, lease OF cOlOHtze their
lands, as well as to NORTHERN and EUROPEAN
CAPITALISTS and EMIGRAETs seeking ont
bic Investments and remunerative employ
ments in the southern States, 10000 copies
Of each OF these two pamphlets now In ness.
Single copies OF either, . cents, or both, 81
cents, to any address, postpaid, or to clubs
ana societies, or 70 railroad and other news
dealers, SIS per 100 copies, assorted. Terms
Invariably cash IN advance, CAL or address
DONOHO, JOY 500,
Land and Emigration Agency,
oc4g Memphfg Tenn.
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

n Dow, Admir-, VS.. Archie e. Mills ct aL-Pe-
tition 70 sell land to pay debts.
Under and by virtue OF a decree Of sale
made In the above entitled cause at the
January Term, 1871, or the Probate Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, I VIII proceed to
sell, At public auction. 70 b highest and best
bidder, before the courthouse door, in the
city Of Memphis On
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Plantation for Rent.

THE BROWN PLACE, on the St. Francis
Il river, Arkansas, IN good condition, COM
Portable residence with plenty OF room, with
work stock ana farming implements, which
steam. power gin, and place well fenced, is
offered for rent for the year 1871.
II not rented privately, viii be publicly let
at which time all the stock and other person.
al property VIII be leased er sold
jams GID, J. PILLOW, Agent,
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RAILROAD NEWS.
TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS M LITTLE ROCE RAILROAD
Through from Memphis to Little Rock in "A
hours. On and after Thursday, the 18th day
OF August, 1870, until further notice, trains
Will run daily Sundays eLcepted) as follows;
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Z aV pm g-oy am
hflukAeJ ~ AsAAs psNl pm
Freight train viii leave Opedeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 am.
Arrive az HOpeheld TusadayBs Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
FerrybOGt VIII leave the WhariD0at, loot Of
Onion street, daily at go am
Baggage checked through 20 Little Rock on
~ferrybOat. d. ID. WILLIAMS,
GENERAL Agent and superintendent.
b. p. ROBSON, Asst Sup'L
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND belong
"A ing 10 the estate Of George Porter az.
ceased, situated on Alligator Bayou, near the
St Francis river, win Be sold, at public auc-
ton, at the town Of Madison, IN the COUNTY
of St Francis u state OF Arkansas. on
TUESDAY the 9th inst, BY order or the
ChaDcery Court Of Phillips county Arkansas.
WM. PORTER, Admir-.
Helena, January G. 1871, JAZZ
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Having 2 large stock of extra fine Mink
ard Mink Sable Furs, we offer the same
Low. These goods were bought for cash.
Having a large quantity, we viii sell
them for the next thirty days very low.
LEIDY & CO, Hatters and Furriers,
z69 Main st opposite Court Square.
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REMBRANpT.
he GLlRK ElLIEEY0
NOTICE.

Corner Main and Madison streets, Memphis
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CbanGsFy Sale Of Real Estate. on
Tuesday, January g. 1871.

County Court Clerk.
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REMOVAL.

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ks. COL
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 30, 1870
THE ONCE OF the Mississippi Valley In
Il Burance Company has thts day been re-
move from "a Madison street 70 D3 Main
street, over the German National BANK, uutIl
the completion of its apartments in Porter &
RObins0n's building, on MadisOn street, be-
tween Main and Second,
JOHN A. STEBBINS,
go Vice President
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First Chanoery Court---Rorgan, Chancellor.

The following unfinished cases from the
last calendar will be taken up to-day:
10, BTamweu vs. Hart; I'll, Graham VS.
Sherry; 7l2, Williams vs. Finnie; 7I3,
Cockrell VS. Williams; 7I9, Caldwell vs.
Issacs; 20, Frank vs. Aiken; 72I, Robert
son VS. Bssher; 722, Byrne VS. Pope; 724,
BOWors VS. Harrison; ~, Hsrzog q Bro
VS. Allen; 20, Willard vs. Rogers; go,
Galbresth vs. Chaplin; 73l, Levy vs. Du-
Bose; T33, Allen vs. Petit; 736, Price vs.
Hsyer; 73S, RaggiO vs. CuneO.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FOE WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River United
States Hail Line.

nURING the summer, R1duntil
II further notice. the boats Of
this line win leave Memphis for White
river on
EUe@GgV@ do SAtUEGyy va
Ats o'clock pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or
W. G. PAITES0E, Agent,
No. 3 Madison S., Stanton Block.
on to MLlIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
nna M. q Promenade at. ODD. LANDING
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UL8t7IcI Of We8t IelloEoo- =
In BANKRUPTCY,
at Memphis, Tennessee, 15th day Of q
uary, EzI.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of
bis appointment 81 assignee OF john
Garter. OF Jackson. Madison ouury at1le OF
within said Dtzrricl Wh0nas been
ad3udicated a bankrupt upon MS own pelr
a6n BIZ the District o 81 SAD usrl1a
o. WO0LDHLlaEs Assignee
9Ros, Eg6Eala sirsoL JAZZ
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Monday, February 6, 1871,

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock n.m. and 4
o'clock pm, the following described land,
uO-Wit: 1t being q part Of the northeast tract
Known as The " RiptOn Tract,p near Fort
Harris, n conveyed by John +. Mills to
VIM. H Andrews Beginning az OF near q
small elm on the southeast corner OF Mrs.
WoOldrtdge's 68-acre tract thence running
north with her line 8s2 chains 20 her north
east corner Of said tract; thence east II 22-lO0
chains to the east line Of said RiptOn tract;
thence south with the east line Of sa d RiD-
ton tract 34R chains; thence west 1928 ohatns
to the beginning point, making, by estima
ton, SO a 100 acres.
TERMS OF SAIL On q credit Of six and
twelve months the purchaser to execute
bond with good security, and reseUvtDg a lien
on the nd TO further secure the aymen Of
the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY,
County Court Clerk.
Vance Il Anderson. Soils. fOr petffioner ial7
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NFFICE-One-half an office. 81 Madison
street. W. d. WOODWARD.
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eminent, and having lands and the right
Of way 70 the Pacific, now runs Its trains
three hundred and fifteen miles south
west from st. Louis. Memphis must be
connected with this highway beyond Fort
Smith, which, extended to California,
viii give Memphis the shortest possible
route to the Pacific. 1t is shorter than
the line from Marshal, Texas, and build
ing much more rapidly. In the Indian
territory, west of Fort Smith, this st.
Louis road unites with the Kansas Pacific,
which adopts q southwestwardly route to
form this junction. Memphis would So
cure al travel from the west to the
southwestern States, So. Louis TO the
Central and the Kansas city road would
convey passengers and Asistie wealth to
Chicago,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-23

TIE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
day Gifts issue Of s. A. Wells, News
Agent, st all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $50 per month.
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EUREEA COUNCIL. No. 6-meets Sd Monday Of
each mouth-Odd-FelOws HalL. D. =. FOrs-
ser. tn. H.; NJ. Wiggln, Rec
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NNN7NNIIN - HN INNII1
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Newton Ford q co, p bales cotton; Partee &
6arbert, 8 do; AC TreadWell & Bros, 30 do;
taTgason Clay, q do Howard & Watson, 2
do; p Walt & co, 8 do; L Allen & co, s
do Jones, Brown & CO, 8 do; W b Galbreath,
Bdo; Stewart Bros q Fizer, lis do; Black,
Estes & co, 81 do; CLARK, Ely & co, 56 do; E NJ
Apperson & co, 8 do; Day & PrOudht, o do;
Busby, johnson & co, l9 do; q & s, 8 do; Hill,
Eontatne co, IS do; Roots, Vance q co, 65
do; billiard, PiusOn & co, 50dO; Taylor & Rut-
land, 4 do Guy, Mcclellan & co, IL do; g &
=, s do; y A Hamilton, 6 do; J q Terry & co,
5doi TX Wood, 8 do; E NJ AppersOn & co, 6
colt, Smith & co, 10 do; Sadler, Fisher & co, 2
do; j Nelly & co, / do; Robertson, Bruce &
co, dol Crisman, Stewart & co, 3 do; stan
ton q Moore, 4 do; Partee, BurlesOn d CO, 2
do; J F Frank & co, 5 do; s NJ Webb & CO, 7
dol Ames, Beattie & co, l do.
RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
STEAMER Phil ALLIN, from Friar's Point
1888 bales cotton I0l5 sacks cotton seed.
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ABOR FTC.-To the farmers, hotel-keep-
prs wanting men to so on shares Tor
wages OF 70 pick cotton private families
wanting men OF women COOKS, washers ana
chpuics OF any branch, would do wen to call
gf the Labor Agency 10 only Intelligence
Dfara NJ WILLIAM DARnIS,
fsSg R Jefferson street. Memphis. Tenn.
WANTED To RENT, q house Of six or
w more rooms IN South Memphis rent
not TO exceed $50 per month. Parties having
EuC1 a house can procure q good lenanti Dy
addressing Nrs. r. ALLEN. Memphis ~
= H~ELvING-To purchase some second
y hand shelving. Apply a. 2H Main ST.
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IF YOU desire rosy checks and a COM
plexion fair, and free from pimples,
blOtches and eruptiOns, purify your blood
and invigOrate your system by taking DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t has 20 equal for this purpose,
nor as a remedy for "Liver Complaint, y
or "Binousness," and Constipation OF
the Bowels" Sold by druggists. Pam
phlets sent free. Address Dr.. r. V.
Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y.
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On tuesday, January 81, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wlt;
A tract Of land situated In the county of
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, known and de-
scrtbed as follows, tO-Wit; Being q part Of a
two hundred acre entry in the name Of John
McLver, in range eight sections two and
three, beginning at black gum,6 IS 78-l00 poles
east rom the northwest corner OF the said
200 acre entry; runs thence south one hum
dIed and eighty-tWO poles to a stake on the
south boundary line ofsatd entry, forty-eigbt
2O-l0O poles to a stake IN the said line, 10 links
a white oak pointers thence north 1872
poles to a stake on the north boundary line
Of said go acre entry from which stands a
poplar pointer north 78bo west u links.
west with the north boundary line OF
containing 81 SO lc0 acres.
Terms OF sale. cash.
N. j. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
This December -, 1870. dqo
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REMNANT sale Of Linens. FIanneIs
Cahcoes from 5 70 s cents Der ward. sDd
many other cheap goods, continue tbig
week at Menken Bros.
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TIE BAY HoRsE.-This is a remarkably
Ene animal, kept on the corner of Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by a jolly
son of the land of cakes" named, for
short, Duncan MacLean. The finest Of
Scotch and Irish WHISTLES, 'alf-and-'slf,
ale, porter, beer, and, to crown all, pure
old Sam Clay whisky, are dispensed at the
bar. Call and see.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
New Orleans Mall, daily 2s5U pm. 1879 pm.
Express, daily ...........-..-.- BOO 439 pm.
Freight, daily eE~eeptSun-
dsy ..--- 2.l5 pm. $50 am.
Depot at foot Of Main street. Ticket Office,
&7k Main street, one door north Of Jefferson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-23

ODD-FELLows' HALL, corner Of Main and
North Court -RuIh Lodge, No. ]. Daughters
Of Rebskah-meets on The hrst and third
Friday nights Of each month, al 5 O'Clock.
j.. ". Waynesburg, \. Mrs. j. W.
Waynesburg, ". g.; Benz. Bingham, secgy.
GATCsO EECAMPEEET, No @meets on the
FIRST ana third Thursday nights Of each
month. a. O'Clock. Alex. HUM, e.. B j.
2 Euszel. III. p. Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
MEEPHIs LODGE. No. 6-meets every Tuesday
night, 50 3 o'clock. A. W. Jones. n. O. j..
W. Heath. v. G. J. ". Waynesburg, Sec "
BAEEE L0UGE-B. Bingham, II. G.; W e..
ECTston v H4 ISL. puayt Secretary.
CHECEAsAW LODGE No. 8-meets every Mon
day night. 90 o'clock. John Gordon, n.
O.; Tnos. s. Bingham, v. g.; ThOs.B Bacon,
Secretary.
ECHLLER LODGE, No. H0-meets every
Wednesday nlghtaI O'Clock. Fred. KrOpp,
n. G.; T. Ackernan, v O.; Jos. Uhl, Sec'y.