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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-14

Prom the reports o + the town officers
Ia Dandy II appear. that the receipts the
past wear were Sl,5j2.53, and the dis
buf-cmemis ~, J45 s.. The expense OF
tho Poor Farm amounted to ss0s.34, and
the proceeds were S9GG.95. The amount
paid for highways, bridges aud land
damages. was - ,2a3.i2; and for services
Of town officers S2i8.I3, The liabilities
ofthc town at the commencement Of the
current official year, amounted TO
A1l53i5.
The II. tx. r. K. Co. have purchased
Of Thomas Nichols the wood on 20 acres
oflaud for $4,000 About ~ men are
engaged cutting the wood.
~ Neck.Tie Festival was recently held
at Nsuce'. Hotel, which Wa attended by
"a select party Of the citizens. and was
proHouHceda success.
w u. Bond has purchased the Ho-
teifcccniiy kept By l.. Vance.
SUNDERLAND.
Maple sugar making hs. been good
Coz the ls-t few days, aud a majority Of
those owning orchard, are improving the
time. But at Use present writing the
weather IL quite too warm 20 obtain a
good flow Of zap. The mercury ranging
during tbe days from ~. to ~ with little
OF 40 freezing nights
QHiie "a number 81 our farmers sire
preparing ia go into the milk business.
The election {. over and tl,e town Is
safe Go0d men were elected.
HAEwElRnlE.
Wild geese, robin. and blue birds are
with VI bul tbe snow, the little We hare
had Is almost entirely gone, both Ia the
woods and clearings
More than The usual amount o. long
timber Il uow ia tie various mlilyards,
hai .hafl logs, some % them remain piled
Ia the woods for want q enough snow
% use long .lei, 70 draw them. 5. Ma
ssa has 81 leas, 1900 10 thar WAY. 1.-two
weeks 81 shedding comes theywiil all come
Ia get.
This winter has besa marked with
much sickness and several deaths Ia this
village principally. throat and Jung din
entities ani with tie children
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-14

Elisha Hurd has sold his farm IN
CLARK hollow Of 80 acres 70 John and Fe-
lix Andersen. Price ssE4t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-14

New Lebanon or Tilden City has the
best depot on the line Of the Harlem EK-
tension Railroad. Moses Y Tilden, the
present manager Of the road, has bis Of
fee ia the building.
Near the depot Messrs Tildens are
building a magnificent hotel, which Is to
be completed soon.
We understand Mr.. \. d. Gale, who
has a Harness Shop at this place, # 10
open another at Manchester, VI Mr..
Gale does his work well, aud eau not fil
10 please lis customer. 10 Vermont
WIS., lEBAsoN.
Several ear loads Of bay are shipped
each week from this depot
MIR. Baeher Is daily shipping rye flour
from bis Wyomauock Mills, ofthis place.
and Chains Il bring. tie highest price Of
ans ia market.
Several Of our eulerprising citizens
have erected store ia this village. and
art nov looking for a proprietor. As
Fonr paper eirculates 81 along the line Of
tho Railroad, ] wonder they 10 not look
lor one through the columns of the JsrR.
NAL. Nhers are yoa Edwin, Marvin sud
others,
HgFEEr.
Elisha Hurd has sold BE farm IN
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NEW TEAS.
choice lsi just opened
a very low priess.
CoHeea sugar., Spices, Batter, Eggs,
P5rk, Lard, Hams. &c.
% hsnd. oar stBsrai statk viii bs 4 I'D very
complete And u strict and prgmpi Attention -
aaf bsEuess aud he wauts - car cusL9msru
ws hape " EseHrs AbeFa4 share II psblss pat
roaGgs.
BURTON 60.
ttetgFF Point w., Tss p 1911. n fsi3oef
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Try lit ls amgsiag that lhs fss5ls
should totter, with uncertain steps, over the
face Of the earth. in danger every day OF 1alI-
ing victims to the morbid influences BY
which We are All surrounded, when a tested
and proven vegetable tonic, capable Of en-
dowlng them with the yigor they need, Is
~procurable in every city, town n settle
ment. Imight reasonably be thought that
after the twelve years experience which the
world has a Of Hostetter's Bittera, al
would know that its eject is to prevent
disease.
at certain seasons the atmosphere Is sur
charged with the seeds Of intermittents re-
mItteuts. rheumatism, pulmonary disorders,
bilious complaints aud the Like. Persons
whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
first 70 succumb TO these diatempers. Brace
up the physical energies then with this po-
tentlsl vegetable tonic. I'll Is the most power
fuI ~recuperant which the botanic kingdom
las ever yielded 10 pa uent research and eL
pertinent Try It The bli1dsst discipline
OF the old medical dOgmas viii atleasta ADMIT
that q tonic and slteeatiVe, compounded Of
approved herbs, ropts and barks can DO no
harm, while the testimony Of thousands in
vites a trial OF its virtues.
Vigor IS the thing most needed IN these
cases, as Wei as In dyspepsia and nervous
affections, and Hostetter's Bitters Is the SAT
est, surest and most wholesome strengthen
ing preparation that human skill has yet
cOncOCfeu.
Hnndreds OF physicians have abandoned
al the onciual receipts and prescribed this
harmless tonic as a preventive u cure for
all cases or ch1ls and fever.
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No. A-ln the second Chaucsry Court o..
shelby County Ve~unessea.-lslae =eawaB
u Leon sehWab VaJ 9. MORAN ana y
III Allen Perry Nugenf and Th0E.H . Allen
urn mos h Allen a Col. Memphfa. ana
y. SIN Allen GCo, New Orleans
7 appearing rom the bul, W-ich Is sworn
70 THIS cause, that the d~afsndanr.I y. u.
MorgansH justly Indebted 20 the Complain
ants IN the sum OF s58 and interest due by
account and that suid B. n Allen, Lhoa. ii.
Allen and Perry Hugent are Indebted o. de-
lenQauli morgan, In q sum more man SHE
nceuE 10 pay COmplatuau8 DEBT etc. AMI
that the SAID j. NJ Allen and Perry Augaur
and J. q. Morgan are non residents OF me
state Of Tennessee, and tnal lOf Lee ea4ai
an attachment was sued ems Of TINS corr
against the property Of d~siendan4 = Alr-
gan. and ne same wa issued, and has been
rsfurued bv the sheriff, ouly levied bT ear-
uishmant served on u H. aleu- OF SAID lln
Of Thos. III. Allen q Co. ana II Fl d.
M il therefore ordered, b. the Cark En1
Meer~r Whar they. the SAID j.M Allan.
Perrv Nuqsnt snd L.G Morgan, MAKE llaLr
eT-sarancs herein, st the couIl-EouEs cf
~ Second Chanc8ry Court Of Shelby
T0rnfv. Ia the city Of Memphis on o.
5sfs~a me drsb Monday IN 4una BTL. ana
nlsrd ansVer or demur % complaints ON.
~ fhs seme wiz be taken tor confessed IS Go
fbsm and set for hearing eLpartsr aud thai "a
e5ov ofthts order be pnblshed onee a week
f0r four successive weeks Ia the haauELE
Appeal. This March g, lah
Aeonv-Attssls
M.D. j. STEWA RT, CLERK and Esa1sr.
L# n. Lehman- Sois- for a1mriL ant
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6 NOTICES


No. T8, r. DIN the First ChancerT Ccurtut
Shelby County, T5nned895-Inomaa j Aa
zIbbeu VS.. o W. Mag1b0en ct al.
FF Appealing nom andaVi In this Causar
That the defendant, J0hn W. 4aElubent is
a citizen Of Kentucky, aud a non resident o.
the state Of Tennessee
1T Is therefore ordered. That he make his
APPEARANCE herein, at the c-Cur-nOula IN ELa
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before 5La
drst Monday IN May, 1875 n ploa4, am
same viii be taken 1or confessed & ID LL
and set for hearing eLpar1si auoEn1t acoP5
OF this order be puuusns4 once wees ~
our successive WeskB, In the 4amPh-i
Appeal
A-copy-attssts
EDMUND COLE CierA an0A
By is. j. BLACK ID. c. q 4.
Il rlar NLnr- Sol Tor onmn-r. -.-
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FINANCE n TRADE.
OFFICE or THn DAILY APPEAL, I
memphis. April u, 1911 ]
FINANCIAL.

The present condition of the money MAJ e
ket, with the current rates Of interest
shows no materiel change since u last
report. Money continues plenty; and,
generally, the demand is light, and the
movement IN financial affairs remarkably
easy. As far ~ We are aole to
learn, mercantile collections have tesn
quite successful, and all the indications
promise continued ssse. First-class Dusl-
ness paper is in demand at the BANK
where the rate Of interest is 9 per cent
and in the open market there is a dispose
ton to follow closely the bank rates.
Exchange continues scarce and IN &C
tive request. Cotton bills Oher slowly.
About so 600 was taken by u Of The
banks to-day at a fraction above par. On
siaht drafts the buying rates are some
what irregular, some banks asserting their
willingness to purchase at y per 1900 pre-
MUM. and others quoting par to 81 10
premium as the rate. Selling rates are
NJ % Gill;
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of Nay. nsxe

within legal hours, the following described
trset o. land, viz:
Containing FIVE ACRES. situate in the
county OF shelby and stale OF Tepnessee.
near and south Of the city Of Memphis'
range g, section r, being pert Of subdfvfgion
o. lots 81 and 90, Of keE.'5 subdivision of his
1870 acre tract-part 81 John Ramsev4s R00
acre tract-seid ave acres being the s0pth
end Of lois So ena 80, above named. and
bounded IS follows, to-Witl Beginning 81 a
stake the southwest corner OF lot no. 30. on
the south line Of said ECO acre tract or granf.
s4ehce hOfAh WIN bhe West line OF said lot
NO. e9, Two hundred and seventy f27Gl1 and
a !est 20 astakei shsnce east parslieI with
SAID south line, eight bundled ieet l80Gl 70 a
stake on the east lin of said lot NO. 81:
thence south 200 two hundred and seventy
ana a ieets 70 a stake on said south Hns.
bhenes Wast Withsaid line lSogl eight hundred
4eeL. 70 inc beginning as surveyed bg n. A.
TERMS o. L On a credit of six months;
note With good securi6y. -ian retained and
equity OF redemption barred
April 4, ISL.
M. d.. STEWART. clerk aud Master.
W~arrineF, Les q Thurman, sols. for COM
plainAuN, ap6
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

mMPHs LTTTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Untn further orders, trains win run daily
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Saturday, the 2sth day Of aprI, B7L

in 'front.' Of No. S6I Main street. 10 the city
Memphis, Tennessee sell, az public uuC ION
the highest bidder, for cush, Between lls
hour ~ 10 O'elock 10. enE ogaOcE pm.
the following described properly. viz.
FOur Steam-pOWer Printing Presses, Wit.
their dKtures; one Ean-h0rse 10 % 8er EuE-ua
q shaftlng; four JOB Printing RresEes
twenty seven Type Stands, nVa Double Cab
ineCs and three single ablne1s two hun .ra-
type Cases; SIX large Composing stones Two
Doe Ready Proof Presses, together with Joe
OF wood and Metal Type, GaleTH, hlcEs
etc; one heavy Sheet Press aud Boards one
Smashing Machine Enclosing Press
Two Cutting Machines t1res6lsud1nE Pres
eB; one railing Machine one BaaHl1E El=
chine; one PagIuE Machine; one LsrsLL-E
Machine; one Paper Cut-sr Machine one
Table Gauge Shears VI StapuLug Machines
ard lot Of standard M"isceilausous % school
Books t5~tereOtypsdl aud store EiEtues-tls
Who making up a. or The most C0mplr-
publishing establishments lu the 5ou-L an
being the same formerly in use By the Sob
western Publishing Company.
The property can be inspected on the prem
Uses. The sale VIII be absolute sud without
redemption. The title is Deleved 20 BE- good
hut viii sell and convey imply under the
authority conferred upo1me py the Aforesaid
BEN MAY. Trustee.
March 50. 1871 m1gJ
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1891, r. D-secOnd Chancery Court
GarthWaiL, Lewis q Stewart VS.. j. c. Jacob
ct VI.
II Y virtue OF an order of sale entered in this
ID cause on the 2f day Of March. 1871, 1 Will
sell st puDltc auction, 70 the highest 3 idder,
in front OF the door Of the second Chancsry
Courthouse, on Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
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FRIDAY. April %, 1871,

-,,,,, Isoal hours, the fouoWing described
2sssrtsia lot Or lsnd in ne ely q 4sm-
md ranuIuE back batF cen two
phfR. III ward MaAt-oA
extended. dfy- fouE 10 ols-lcurt1
parallel lines u OF com ---
- one nundrad an aud recUrls1 tu
fsst. conveyed BY dec IN book
fafrlE, dated March s. l8to, % which
the Registers ONCE CT said O. uHou-
IS, p ge8 48l, 49, ard $50. an I'D
reference Is here made FOR g. flu dssu.
TermsOf ale-On q credit or seven VI
twelve ~ months, purchaser 10 erserr-
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of IsdLmpGou barred. Title aezr-
late, EDMUND A. COLE.
CLERK and nastar.
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The BIees Sewing Machine,

IA Offer for sale to-day the most ps-fact
y Sewing Machine ever made.
rms splendid Machine uses no ugly. grind
lug cams no complicated, rafting ccR-whseI
gearing. The whole Machine consists 81 q
simple crank movement. Runs rapidly;
makes less noise than NJ other Shuttle Ma
chine in this market, Is vsrv ifghf and rec
IN its movements.
% All are invited 20 call and examine &c,
whether they wish 70 purchase e Machine or
not EHAEER a Co.
apo 48 North Court street.
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Saturday, April %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit:
Tit undivided half of lot No. 5-beIng on
Island IS in the Mississippi river-beg inning
al a cottonwood on the bank of the river.
west sICe OF the island, marked A, on Pinnel'E
sOnth ~bOundary line; thence east 81 chains,
TO a stake and elm, marked b; hence north
% uhalns and seventy I'VE C5l d inks, to an
ash marRed ~, on M1LchelIs west boundary
line; thence south with his line 50 chains
and 81 liu ks, to &C ash, marked Il, in MEGA
YOck's north nnes thence west with his -iue
t4 chains, 10 a cottonwood, marked r, in the
bank OF the river; thence north Is west, =
chains; thence north 5 west, 10 hains and
81 INKS, 70 the Oeglnntng-COnIaiuiug 10
acres.
Terms Of Sale ne-third cash; balance in
six and twelve months, purchaser execuLng
netes with security. Lien retained 20 secure
purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This March IS, l67L
NJ. ID j. STEWART.
Gerk and Master.
LogWood & MicOu, T complt. mnQg
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FerTybOat win leave me WharlbOat, loot o.
Onion street, daily at $50 an.
AS. LINERM0RE,
General superintendent.
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Book Agents

Can make Sio0 per moush selling
The NE ddOal Aaviaar
By DR. PHOEGPscE, OF Nashville. Tenn. A
standard house, cid medical work. AZ anon
II mas ne rival 1t is indOrsed by the most
eminent physicians North. South. East and
west lis merit and reliability are thps
placed beyond question. No book o1ers
greater inducements 10 2ZenJ esnd Tor CIR
eolars WIN terms. etc. Address NATIONAL,
RObLlsHING CO, Nos. "a and E6 second
street, Memphis, Tenn. ana 6S@
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RlcNln PARTlES-

7VO PICNIC PARTfks-Persons who in
i tend getting up Picnic parties for the
coming season, win 90 wei TO bear In mind
the TACT that Mr. FRED. DEBPEs, proprietor
Of fernando PARK, corner Hernando road
and Walkers avenue, VIII give the use Of mis-
PRrk free OF charge Tor 2 occupation, ap2i
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
T HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1883.
DE-. j. J-LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: l take
pleasure In recommending your Rosa
BALLS 81 a very powerful Alternative. 1
have used IL In two cases with happy
re~sultS-Oue In a cgse Of secondary
taken ave bottles Of your medicine.
The other is a ase of scrOfu a of long
standing, which IS rapidly improving
under its use, an the Indications are
that the patient viii soon recover. /
have carefully examined the formula
by which your ROsadIlis Is made, and
md 10 an excellent compound OF al
tsrative Ingredients. Yours, truly,
r. W. CARR, Nd
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Saturday, April %, 1911,

within legal hours, the following described
property, O.Wlt:
E1rst-A LIGct Of land near Whites sta
tions IN Shelby county tennessee, on the
Mississippi and tennessee raj rOad, known
IS the north half Of the northeast quarter
with the exception OF ten LlGl acres donated
Tor the purpose Of building a Baptist church)
OF section nine township enc, Gange eight
west, OF the basis meridian OF the C~1ickasaW
purchase containing seVehLy-eIghB I7SlseTes
Second One To-, known on tie plan Of
south Memphis as pant Of lot 70. q, IN block
NO, 1881 thirJy-thTee fronting tS feet 4 inches
Martin street, being the southeast portion OF
said lot No. q.
Thtrc-Also another lot, on the southeast
corner OF Talbot and Mulberry streets, in
South Memphis, renting on talbot street SO
feet, ana running southwark parallel ana on
Mulberry street, the same width, l5J feet.
All in shelby QUINCY Tennessee.
Terms OF ~sale-Casn. Equity of redemp-
tiou barred.
EOMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
stephens q Smith, Solicitors. apis
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THE arm Of WM. DEAN q CO. has thi4
IL day dissolved c-opartnership bv ma1a
consent 10 date nom AprL igE
p. Isl. DOnnelV VIII continue the business
&C the old stand. No. l8 Poplar street. and
assume an liabilities OF the drm-effher
party WHlsign In hQ~Eldati1n
HM. DEAN,
EaIlH ~. ON BLY,
APPS p DEWITT, q
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Logwood & Micou,
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. "a R-Firzt Chancsry Court Of shelby
Counrv-J. W.. Baird, aomnlsLa-oE q
Marv Baird. deceased, VS. N. 71e-so4 ana
Asa shelton. 49, Cos
Is ne entered IN the above cause dal-
al I5TI. VII sell. at pu1ie a15A2-
@ go grsauiaw block, seccll
sf-ssf IL tSs CIV OF Memphis, tennessee, on
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oottan active at full prices. Mid.

Cotten active at full prices. Midalings
.14L0I4ESc. sales, 1000 bales.
COTTON IN LryERPooLs
LrvERPooL, April -, fl:l5 a.m.-Cotton
market hrmer; sales estimated AZ Ik.OO
bales; MlddlinR Uplands, 1850; Mid
ding Orleans, 77-l6d. Imports, lO,e0o
bales.
I:I5D.m-Sales Tor the day 1900 bales,
of which 5000 we're for speculation, Mid
ding Uplands, 71<d; Middling Orleans,
7Xd. Market hrmer.
S pm. Cotton hrmer. Sales, l4.000
baIes; export and speculation, 5000. Up
lands, I'D; Orleans,7Zd.
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AEDIcAL D~IsPERsARY.
DR. .. S. JoRNSoN'S
MEDICAL D~lSPENSARY
30 Main Street, Up Stairs,
Between Washington and Adams Streets,
-runrDurr1 -ug-gyuaguw
van 5REAL or SECRET DlSEASE'

Is uow-permanenty established for the treat
ment of patients, both male and female,
VIM are aflInLal with any form Of
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{ ~
The shipment Of currency 20 the North
and East continues, though not as heavy,
perhsps, as during the early part Of the
week.
Local securities, scrips, etc, have I'M
dergOne no marked change since our last.
The excitement yer Street Railway
stock, which sprung up so suddenly q few
/ DAYS since, seems 20 have abated, SlO.UOU
Of that stock was offered yesterday At
see. but could find no purchaser sc over
/ SOC. County warrants seem TO be in good
| demand, and are bought by dealers az re.
/ Outside parties offered 80 for 5000, and
stated their willingness 10 sell The same
/ amount at 73lc. Memphis Skies gold
bsaring INTEREST," are held az 6io, N ex-
coupon could not be bought at less than
60c. Railroad stocks are quiet and IN
changed.
Gold was purchased at from IlOZ to
1IOK. The former was the rate paid by
dealers during the early part of the day,
when the price in New York was 1903 to
1lOZ. Later, however, il advanced to III,
and remained st that figure until the
clOse-our dealers closely following iu the
advance. About 5000 was purchased dur
ing the day.
We were yesterday shown by one of the
officers of the City Bank the first of a Sc
riss OF 100000 eight per cent, interest
bonds, just placed upon the market by
Haywood county. They are, we believe,
the first bonds issued by that county IN
aid Of any railroad, and Judging from the
card Of the Cashier OF the Brownsville
Savings Bank, they will undoubtedly
take place with other leading invest
ments. They are quoted at SIC selling.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW p
NEW YORK, April y, 1925 a.m-G0v-
enments dull, but steady in tone. Ster-
ling steady at 10. Gold carrying at 1
nay cant
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LITTLE ROCK N o NIT RAILROAD.
Msu Train leaves Little Rock (Huntersvile.
at $3.50 an.
Returning, leaves LGuisbuFg az 3 p.m.s ar
irving Al Little Rock a. 430 pm
u. W. q. BROWN, GeuL supI
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MAsoNIOD


LODGES ~ y
RouTu MErrPHIB. No s-meets "a FridEy In
each~ m0nrh-Hal cor. Madison and Second.
W. S. Matthews, ". Nj Ben, X Fullen
Sec.
ANGFRoVA, NO. l6S-meets LIST Monday in ev,
erv month, 81 Odd-F ell Ows HalLl Corner
Court and Main. en- Carroll W.A.i John
BeamIsh. Secretary,
LILA SCOTT. No. lstFrllay OF each
monm-Hau corner Madison and Second.
n. III HLEhbee, W.M-; ii. Judah, Sec.
nEs1T0. No. Sd FRIDAY of each
mguth-Odd-FeIOws' Hail. X C.W lliam-
son. ". Iii; r W. Shelton, Sec.
RuWrEguyG. No. &l-meeus 4lh Friday Of
each mouth-at south Memphis Hall. cor
uE OF Madison and Second. W. =.
Rlchardet, ". h; Louis CEapsL, Sec.
ROTAB ARCH.
Prv~ CHaPTER, No. Z-meets Cd Monday OF
ssrb n1uth-Odd-FellOwB' Hall A. j.,
wheeler. 81. +. h p c. g. Locke, Sec.
MEsPHIs CHAFTEE No. &c @
FeIowg' Hall, So Monday OF each month.
Henry J. Lynn, n. 4, 3. p Ben. K Pullen,
Rand s.L.
RvprwA COUNCIL. NO. 6-meetE Sd Monday OF
eaen month-Odd-Fe Fellows HAL. D.. B, F0rs-
ter. Th.u H.; Z. n, Myers, Rec.
~TEMPLARs.
gYRFgE COMnTAEDEEE, No, Meets 4tn Mon
dav OF each month. Geo. Meliersb, Com;
-. Harchus, Rec
gaUvAEF CHAPTE OF ROSE CRoIE, l8tn, No.
l. Charles W. Adams, sd, M. We H.T.
TOmLnson, ad. Sec.
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Trustees sale
%
VALUABLE PROPERTY

TNDER and By virtue or the terms and
provisions Of q deed OF tru-t executed
western Publishing Company for the pure
pose or securing certain tu-leDt6aueEs 20 -
hoe e Co., and Others therein SEQ form. when
trust deed is OF record IN the Register gHTe
OF shelby county. In Ehattei AGrtzaEe BooE
No. 2, page 54l, etc-bO which reference -
here madeL VII. &C the request or the c-51-
itOrs therein named, on
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MISUNDERSTANDING suggested the insolvency
n rfrhe ssfofe hi IAMEs MORAN. deceased,
aiiperaons having claians against saio estate
are hereby ncti0ed TO hle the same with me
CLERK al fbe Counfy Court on or before the
iofh dev al 0efober. 1871, or they VIII be tor
william BERGIN,
ap2l Administrator.
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MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
New Orleans NaU. daily ESQ pm. 1890 pm.
Ernregs. dqflv----....- $500 an $3.50 pm
Freight daily eLCeptSun-
-
Main street. one door north OF Jefferson
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CHAHCERY SALES.
ChanCeFy Sale of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1877.

No. 81g5.-In the Second Chancsry Court o.
shelby county. Tennessee. Harriet J.
Register, administrative, VS.. s. s.. ROystsr
ct al.
II Y virtue Of an order Of sale made in this
u cause, 4 viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, IN 'front.' OF the once OF the
Second Chancery Court, In the city Of Men
phis. Tennessee. on
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In tbs Bowels, and tacil- -
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Subdues CeuFal5l8na aud ~
MTa Ovar55a1aG al diseases In- Fte
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SfeY iChndrsn, An
Cures D~iarrhea, Dyean-
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Hs plant 10 oaIEaren OF an %
ssfV ages. Csa
II e the Great Infants and C~hfia-an
Soothing Remedy in all disorders brane5f
by.Teething or any other cane.
Prepared BY the GRAHTON MEDICINE
Co, st. Louis, No.
Sold By druggists and Baafair,
everywhere. 49,