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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22
PETITlOA FOR INTERPRETATIONS.

No. sS7. R. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
~ofShelby county, Tennessee
Charles Kney, Jacob Croiz, George TonsR,
Henry seessei, Lewis Kney, Peter Geger,
william Gates, Henry Windler, Frank HUI
bert, Leopold Schil1ng. Isaac Fuitz. samuel
Stone, Joseph Windler, Nicholas Kerr, Jacob
Schllling, Anthony Worner.
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
N before the Second Cnancery Court OF Shel
by county, Ten nessee, on or before the FIRST
Monday in January, 1871, and show cause, II
any they have or know Of why letters Of In
corporation should not issue to the petition
ers herein, by the nance OF THE BuTCHERS'
UNION HIOE AND MELTING ASSOCIA-
TIoN," with the powers and privileges OF q
corporate body, 70 wit: OF succession 10 con-
tract and be contracted with; 70 buy and sell
real and personal estate for the legitimate
purposes ofthe Association; to sue and De
ued in their corporate name, snd 70 collect
debts; to nave q ca pttal stock nxed, h MIN
mum at SlJ0o and the maximum at Sl0OUe,
with authority 70 organize and exercise their
privileges as 3 chartered Institution on the
minimum sum OF $1,000, with liberty 70 IN
crease II to the maximum IA the clserei.on
of q majority of the stockholders; 20 hx the
shares at SIS each; to have power TO buy and
sell all kinds of fresh meat either alive or
prepared tor market, n also to buy and sell
hides, taIiow, ofal. ETC., and TO manufacture
them into such articles of use as they may
see at, and may vend the same; and to be
authorized 10 Duy tn~the city n country
legitimate purposes OF the corporation, to-
wit: TO buy, care for and sell 1zesh meats, or
meats repaired for the market In any way
to maauiacture or In any way prepare tOr
market hides, tsllOw M ofAl, and sell the
same; and to erect such buildings Is may be
necessary for the purposes Aforesaid, on
RrOund In the city and either held
ny them absolutely IN fec or BY law.
1t Is ordered BY the Clerk and Master that a
COPY OF this order be Published IN the Mem
phis appeal for thirty days.
bis November IL, lS1.
Acopy, attest: n. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHER. Deputy CIerk and Master.
Eumaa - P,sfon Eolieitnra for pat{tionaFa
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SPECIAL ROTicE,

ARA DecRy-When a plant or q tree
begins Nt.decsy It must needs die. 1t can.
not be IeNrfsliEed. But It is not so with
human beiDd A human ruin can be re-
paired, strer RieDed, restored, though g
brown leaf or 40 Ahered blade OF grass can
never be made greclt again. In the autumn
Of LIE, or ever in tx, winter, when nature
seems to be giving wsy0snder the pressure o.
years. 1t is stin possible to retsrd the pro.
gress OF decay, and to leiLto age more than
its wonied vigsr. AS a mesls OF promoting
this object, Hostetter's stOh The ,Bitters il
unquestionsDly h most pdsIIIgSns all re.
stOrstives. II will not mskshis fSyoung,
bat it viii prevent, lessen. or sSbRarAe in
hrmities which are the usual ~aceonFasni-
ments Of the decline Of lie. For debNty
a q lack o. nervous power, fron vhstevs-
Cause arising, it is the medicine. tina of al
others before The world, best deserves the
name OF a sPECHI1 In purity. In invigs-
rating properties, in It's adaptation to weak
stOmschs and feeble organizations, it hss nc
competitor among the TONES o. the pharma-
coieLa, nor among proprietary remedies
Besides its strengthening principle, it pos
Beses Alternative ana regulating properties OF
the highest order. and rs an anti-bilious
medicine is far preferable to any OF the prep
arstions containing mercdry. lime has
SHOWN thai FOR physical decsy. nervous oe-
DuitF, dyspepsia, bilious disorders and inter-
mittent fever, HOstetter's bitters Is 8 remedy
without 4 rival. This is the season OF the fall
OF the leaf; let Il remind the old, the feeble.
the sickly, 10 t~nylgOrats and regulate their
systems with this great vegetable tonic and
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Tuesday, Dscsmbsr 10, 1871,

The following described lands, to-Wft:
section 9, township 5, range IL west, Tunica
count in the stare OF Mississippi
Also the following lands in Bolivar cOun-
~. Mississippi: All OF section 10, the north
east 4 OF section Is, township Is north, range
S west, comprising in all in said county OF
Bolivar S04 acres.
Also, the following lands in the State CT
Arkansas, situate In Green county, being the
northwest a section Il, the south fractional
4 of vest Il Of section 3, south = rae
UOnal southeast 4 section 2, south y frac.
tiOnAl southwest Z section Z, township II
north. range 7 east; = fractional
section 7; north Il fractional y o
section :; southwest 4 fractional southeast Il
Of section so1thwestA fractional OF north
west u section Z township Il north, ranges
east; north 4 fractional section SOi south II
fractional northess! section y; north =
fractional southeast section ~ north =
frac tonaI Il section Il; south y
fractional southwest q section lSi east -
fractional northwest y section 10; southwest
4 fractional section 10; west II fractional
northwest 4 section 3; north = fractional
southwest q section 5, township Il north,
raDge7 east.
Also, in Poinsett county. Arkansas, the
Whole OF s elton 80; south 4 section l9, town
ship lOnOrth. n 3 east
Also, in ARKANSAS county, State OF Arkan-
sas north II section 4, township 4 south,
range2 west.
sas, all OF Sec ion q, all OF section q, the west
a dissection p, the west q of the easIH OF sec-
lion 2. out vest quarter Of northeast quar-
ter o section p, west half OF southeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter section q, northeast
quarter OF est quarter section q, tow
saip south, rsnge l west; west half Of ont
west quarter ofseci ion q; west half Of north
west quarter OF section II; south vest quarter
OF southwest quarter OF section 10, township
3, range 1 west.
Also, the following lands in the State OF
Arkansas, which are held jointly and equally
by Mat, Clay and said bankrupt James h.
Saunders, the interest OF the said bankrupt
therein, situate IN Monroe eountg, being
southeast quarter section .; southwest qua
ter fractional section "a; vest part fractional
or northwest quarter section 2; northeast
quarLer section %; east half north vest quar-
ter of section 70; the northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter (nOrth of river OF section
20; north part OF southeast quarter section
q; northeast quarter Of quarter of
section 3S; south halt both sides OF river,
section "a, township 3, SOUTH, range L. east;
the east half fractional section 5; all of frsc-
tional section 4; the south hall Of fractional
section 3; the northwest quarter Of actional
section g; northeast quarter OF fractional
northeast quarter Of section 8; East hall OF
fractional section 8; all OF fractional section
3, township 4 south, range ! east.
MLrON HUMES, Assignee Of
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III CHICAGO
The Grand lazy Of Cook County Sustala
Sheridan and Mason.

CHIoAso, November 2 -The grand
fury of the circuit court which has been
sitting for a week past, closed their ls-
bora to-day. Before being discharged
they made q report upon the issue be-
tween Governor Palmer and Mayor Ma
son, in relation 70 the military occupation
of the city during and following the nre,
and the efforts Of Governor Palmer to
have Mayor Mason, Lieutenant General
Sheridan, Colonel Frank T. Sherman,
and others indiosed for the killing Of
Colonel Grosvenor. The grand jury, In
their report, desire TO say that they fully
indorse and commend the action OF Mayor
Mason In calling 70 his aid the services Of
Lleutsnant-Genera Sheridan; that they
honor the wise discretion OF the
mayor in thrusting aside the petty
vanity OF place and position a
summoning 70 his side the wiseat GUN
sells In our midst, availing himself Of their
powerful aid in the appalling emergen-
cles OF the late conh9gration. In their
opinion the thanks of the community are
due 70 the Lieutenant-General Of the ar
my for the timely and efficient aid he af-
forded In corporation with the regular
police forcs Of oar city, recognizing In his
efforts 10 spirit Of usurpation, of law or
authority. but, on the contrary, an unself-
ish desire TO do q duty that the emergen-
cfeSoftbe hour demanded the ssaump-
tian OF which wss . great relief 70 the
anxiety Of the lsople.
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Trade

Finer weather tina what we have a to-
day could not in reason be asked for. such
weather Is not without its influence In com
mercial circles. II gives life and vtgoT 20 Il,
creating a healthy tone and nrmer feeling. We
found this 70 be the case this morning on
Frost street. Main too, came In Tor a lair
share OF animation
In MATS, the market was not materially
chauged from yesterday. Clear sides are IN
clear no scarce a. sc: shoulders Ia light sup
ply At nc; reakfas bacon, lOLalllSc. can
Vassed hams, l69I7c; eholee PLATA hams, 1915
1910. Mess pork in light supply a. ga 5o9I5.
Bulk meats are In good supply with a light
demand, al TZ9Sc.
FJoUB is in large supply, with an improved
local and country demand. freights have de
elined, but 1OuT In upper markets has ad-
vanced hence -four is stln at, for slpers, 500
6&; extras. 80 997 so good family, 81 Sos
There Is a faIr demand for choice APPLES,
which are scarce, and worth e. common 70
good are in good supply and dun at g 25g5 %.
good table. ct bose choice table scarce and
In demand, At Haze.
IN BAGGuSG there Is 3 light demand, with
full supplies; 2 los hemp sna hs1l o1sgto
BRES is in better supply, and sales were
The market for Corn Is steady, with moder-
ate receipts. Sales were made for @c. In
store on orders, prices range nom o4age.
IN the market has been Wei
applied, but the stock, in the absence Of re-
eeipts, have worked down low, and prices
have improvedi lots on the leyee would bring
70 quality.
CABRAeKsare In larger receipts, with q mod
sfate demand, and lower selling at SIa7 81.
There IS nothing new ia COFFEE. The mar
ket Is quiet, with ngnt saIeE, ranging, for RIO.
2924c.
SEEEsK Is in larse receipt, but nrm, at 1879
Ukc
there are no changes in CANNED GooDs TO
note. The market il steady At former quota
tons.
The POULTRY market Is fairly flooded this
morning. Chickens range nom t834; tufkeyS
nom S2@l7, owing TO size ana condition;
geese range from S647 90 and ducks VIII bring
nom S39A
The receipts OF Fees for the paststwo days
have been large, and the result Is lower prices,
selling to-day at &9Sic, with q downward
tendency
HAY Is Ia moderate supply, ranging. o. tbs
levee from S2&50c in stores on ordens stS2
There ID an active demand for HIDES; full
prices are paid. Flint hides. lScs Dry sailed,
IlaI5c; green salted. e4lee5 greens 1850. DeeI
EkiRg ~ A6sn At Do2c Per pound and
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Saturday, December 2, 1871,

within legal hours, In 'front.' Of the Sheriff .
once, In The city Of Memphis, Tenn, on II !
west side Of second street, between Unto L
and 6ayoso streets, and In front OF the SOUTH
portion Of the 6reenlaw Opera House, pro.
coed % sell, Tor cash. 70 the highest and Des :
bidder, the following real estate, or so much
thereof as NAV be necessary to satisfy tia
amount secured by the trust. The property
Lies N Shelby county, Tenn and Is thus de-
scr1bed. The 'front.' Graet, containing . 40-lJl
acres, and being the same that was cOnveyed
to the said James Younk Oy y esley Blake.
more, by deed dated 9th February. l6o, reg
lstered In the registers once or IA BY
follows: Beginning a. a sweet gum 10 chains
and a links south Of Bradshaw south line CT
3 40 acre tract and on The line between SAID
]. Young and a q. 6iakemOTe, thence west,
crossing Cane creek. cha1.s; thence soutl
. chains and 50 links 70 Aswset gum; theuca
east 4 chains TO A. q. BiakemO 0s southwest
corner thence north 2 chains and 50 Links
with A q. BlaksmoIes west line 70 The be-
g1nntrg 3 AleO so much OF the following de-
scrtbed property as had not been odd or
NOR gagged 70 others prior to January u, l 81,
and remained the property Of James IounF
and his vile on that day. The description o
the whole tract Is as follows, CONAN NJ
about 40 acres, and being a part Of = tTaes
originally In the name OF James SeaWel=
Beg ming At the coruer Of SAIL
original tract at a staks north 3 deg ees, east
AZ INKS rom a white OAK marked W.R.s
thence east passing an elm At 70 chains andA
nnka, the southeast corner OF j Hamsey'a
5JQ0 acre rant, in all 20 chains, TO a stake or
sweet and black gum and black OAK point
srs; thence south crossing ian creek Al D
chains AMI = Inks in all 10 chains and A.
links, 20 q sweet gum; thence west 4 chains
10 A stake; tnance south, crossing SAD CT sek
at 2 chains, IN al 3 CHAINS anu ~ inns 10 -
sweet gum; thence east 4 chains to . STAKE
and dCgWOoci tuonce south D CHAINS aud ID
nks 10 q STAGE and b sck gum marked L.
WesJ 81 chains 70 b sLake5 thence north
fS chains ana - Inks 70 the D~eglunLAg. 20
which deed OF Lust and the Cuancery OurG
record rsierenee Is hsrs made lor greater GER
tainty. titles believed - 09 good, ouB 1 VIII
sell and Ocnvsg Only IS trustee. kqaity OF
redemption barred.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of shelby county and Erustss.
HUMz q PesroN, At5ornsyA
now
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THE YOUNG U covITE
RseeptiOs q the srand0uks AIexls-Hew
York On Tlp-tos.

NEW YoKK, November 2L.-Ths want
Of 8 dedqite plan, together with the
storm, marrod the ceremonies In honor Of
Alexis yesterday. The Mary Powell,
with the invited guess, did not leave the
pier until noon, and then only 10 find
that the Russian feet had arrived of the
battery, A barge from the Russian flag
ahip brought ~ on1e5ri 10 know what the
COMMITTEES wanted.
Minister Catacszy went aboard her and
was received with She salute due his rank.
The reception COMMITTEES were hen in
vitsd aboard and received with a salute Of
twenty-One guns.
Mr. Aspinwall congratulated the Duke
on his sals arrival, aud rendered him 3
welcome 10 New York on behalf of the
citizens. Alexis, In remarkably good
EnElisb, thsnksd the people Of b city for
the honor, and assured them that he
would gladly acaept any civilities that
may have been arranged 10 be extended
him. 1t WIS then decided thet the recep-
tiOn would be postponed until to-mOr-
row, and thst the Grand Duke should re-
main on board the Sveltana anti received
BY the Mary Powell, at One o'clock. The
military assembled 81 noon, and the line
Of maroh was taken up Broadway. Soon
afser enc O'Clock the Mary Powell
steamed around the &eet, and q col
lntaon was taken aboard. 70 which Admit
Izl Rowan Was invited. The PASSENGER
soon after landed a. pier SO. North river
g~thunoeripg salutes from he Russian and
American hegships greeted the guests on
thfir arrival and departure. The vsxds
Cf the 6Veltana we're manned. and the
ehsering Of the crew was hearty, At 2
o'oloek his morning the weather Is clear.
sad 9 PToaPeet for nns day - the reesp-
itons
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Saturday, Dscsmbsr I6, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to wit:
No. 7 of the original subdivision of John
Pope's farm, on the Raleigh road, bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stake on the Raleigh
road. 2 chains and so links south OF TaylOr's
southeast corner for $40 acres; thence north
A3o 80, east with the center OF said road, 3
chains and 81 links; thence north 4So So, east
Is chains and 81 links 70 astske in said road
thence north, 4 chains and "a links to a stake
and post oak pointer; thence west 20 chains
and y links to q stake on the east line Of
said $40 acres; thence south . chains and
50 links to the Beginning, containing 27.50-lt0
acres.
second-A tract Of land, being q. B. S.
Wfiliams' original entry No. AL, made on the
10Th Of september, 1873, in rsnge7. section 2,
OF the llLh Surveyors district, on the south
side Of Wolf liver, and bounded as follows;
BEGINNING at 8 stake IN the northeast corner
of Charles e. Reinhardt's So acre entry No. So;
thence east As chains to q STAKE; thence south
5 chains to q stake, stephen Relfre's south
west corner; thence east 70 chains to 3 stake,
Wilson 5Rnderlin's northwest corner of his
Ill acre entry; thence south 81 chains TO q
stake, the northeast corner of John B. kents
30 acre entry, No, l045; thence west 20 chains
to the southeast corner Of g acre entry in
the name of W. A. Bryant; thence north 10
chains and 80 links to aid srysnt's northeast
corner; thence west IS chains to a stake, SAID
Bryants northwest corner; thence north Y
chains and 80 links to q stake, II. A. Davis,
no, theast corner of his $50 acre entry, No.
lO04; thence ives 10 chains and % links to a
sLake; thence ma tn 10 chains and % links to
the beginning ltAtning l55 acres
Third az land bOunded as follows:
BeginninNlup northeast corner OF lot No.
ID IN tn the Memphis and 5omer-
Vilie-t6 IA: thence with said road
ncSF east % chain to the intersection
west sidafof q 40 foot street with said
plank road; Gence south So, west with
said 40 loot sire Al 56-lW chains to the inter
section of said y foot s rect with another 40
foot street; thek ce north So, west 9lS chains;
thence north i, east 40 81 90 chains TO the
~Seginntng, CON ain 81 acres. This tract has
been subdtvlded INTO 3 lots, containing, re-
spectively, u IS, 1l20, and u 20 acres.
Terms of sale-On . credit Of seven and
thirteen months; notes, with security, taken,
and q lien retained till payment Of the pur-
cha g money. Equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
HuMEs & PuSTON, Attorneys. .rolowed
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co NJ is $40


No. I9, Equity Dockst.-In the Circuit Court
Of the United States TOR the District Of west
Tennessee. ]. ]. White VS.. James o. EIlis
and j. NJ. Woodward.
IN pursuance Of a decree rendered in the
4 above styled cause, on the I'd day Of De-
cenber, $50, L will IS Commissioner APP
nofneaT nv fba Cnurr
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PERSONAL.

Alexis speaks English nuently.
Arthur, the new New York collector, is
an ex-Tsmmsny official.
Aspinwsll congratulated Alexis on q
safe arrival 70 AmericR.
Blair-Fr snk-hss returned to 81. Louis
from bis tour throughout the South.
Cotacsya, Russian Minister, paid his
respects 70 the Grand Duke yesterday.
Brown, our governor, is in favor of
asking Congress 20 refund the cotton tax.
Connolly, late comptroller Of New
York, resigned as long ago as October Sd,
Greeley will not accept the position
tendsred him by Mayor Hall As one Of
the park commissioners.
Duchesns, editor of Je Petit J0Eraale,
Paris, hiss bssn sentenced 70 imprison-
ment and hard labor for life.
England, managing editor of the New
York sun, has accepted the commission
ship Of Public Education OF Nsw York
city.
Hsu has some difficulty in fitting the
places Jeff vacant by retiring Tsmmsny-
ties. Stebbins declines parks commits
siOnership.
Starr, e~x-dsputy comptroller of New
York, succeeds 70 the deputyship made
vacant by the appointment Of Green to the
ofhes OF comptroller.
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TARDY ~TELEGRAMs,

An explosion OF gas took place on board
the steamship ssmsris in Liverpool Mon
dsv night, which blew things in all direc-
lions and injured seven persons.
Cholera is aosting at Oonstsntinople.
The Steamship Nevada arrived al liv-
erpo0l yesterday.
Won Buest, Austrian Ambassador to
the Court Of st. James, viii strive IN
London this week.
Tbs Spanish Cortes is prorogued until
February. The present ministry Is ex-
psctsd to rule until thst time At least.
The French government has resolved
on the return Of the seat of Government
to Paris. The matter viii be presented TO
the next Chamber Of Deputies.
The king of Italy and the president Of
the Senate, Terrsri, were expected to ar
rivsin Rome yesterday.
Rufs & Schisfers', sash, door and blind
fsetorv. a. Fon DuLsc, Wisconsin, was
burned Monday. The loss Is estimated a.
thirty-fve thousand dollars. and insured
for nine thousand dollars. It is thought
to be the work Of an incendiarys
The vessels sunk In the Mersey, with
all on board yesterday, are the bark Mary
Baker. Of Boston, bound from Liverpool
TO Bermuda; the British ship Arrow, from
Sierre Leone, to Liverpool.
4 formidable revolution Is said to be
perysdinZ Mexico, and edvices TO the l4th
inst. warrant the belief that an entire
change of government Is imminent.
JusreE has become very unpopular, and
viii probably have 70 give way 10 some
one who is in sympathy with, or rather
psnders to the p~rej1dices OF the lower
classes. HIS x sssury Is said 70 be bank
rnnt and matters generally at odds and
ends.
Inc business men of Cincinnati have
appointed q committee to arrange for 3
banquet to General WeitEsl IS q recogni-
ton Tor his faithful services in connection
with the Louisville canal, consisting of A
7. GOshorn, Charles W. Rowland, Richard
Smith, Captain Eckert, Augustus Vessel,
s. f. COvtngton, and 7. B. Biggs. The
chairman left for Louisville, yesterday, 60
confer with General WeitEsl in relstiOn to
the time,
Intelligence from Washington ssys the
coming report Of the commisssry-gsnersl
states thst the work on the Rock Island
arsenal is being economically, rapidly
and well done. Two of the great work
shops are nearly completed and will
shortly be occupied, n as q stOrehouse, |
the other IS 3 temporary workshop in
place Of the old buildings, which are to
be removed. Liberal appropriations are
urged 10 carry out the plans In respect
of This arzaual /
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Grand Gift Concert,
AT LOUISVILLE. Ky.
SATURDAY. Deeembsr I6. 1871.

o geo Tickets Of Admission, $40 each.
Curreaeys Half Tickets, So Qusster
Tickets, - go
Tickets Wn1 be sent by registered letter: the
mOnsy for them may be sent by P. o. non
order. greenbacks OF draft
Each ticket consists of four quarters. value
81 50 each The holder is entitled to sdmis
sion to the Conc n, az to The Vi OF the
git awarded to IL or It's fraction
eo5O,0OO N GREENBAChS Will be dis
trtbuted to holders OF ticz cts, N gifts OF from
Sli0.O00, the highest, to 500, the lowest, being
I'll gifts in all. The Concert is for the beneh
OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank of kentucky Is
Treasurer, and the Corporators ana super
vlEOrs are The Hon. Thomas z Bramlette,
late Governor OF Kentucky, sndtWenty-seven
citizens Of the Estate.
The undersigned, late principal business
manager OF the very successful Gilt Concert
for the benefit OF the Mercantile Library at
San Francisco, has been appointed 8gentand
Manager OF this Grand gift Concert.
The drawing and distribution VIII take
place In public snd everything will be done
TO satisfy the buyers OF tickets hat their In
terests viii be as well protec ed as II they
were personally present to suBerintsnd the
For tickets and information apply to
U. r. PETERS, 40 Main ST., Louisville, Ky,
No 8 Aston House, New York.
h N. Hempsted, No. 4O Broadway, NIL
yankee. Wis
NJ. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
n. A. Wolf, No. 3I8 chestnut St, st Louis.
Tickets alEo for sale in every prominent
place in the United states.
Owing to the general derauRement of mails
and advertisements consequent on he dis
aEtrous conhagratto1 in thsW West, the sale o.
tickets in this enterprise Is attended to Nov.
80, lS7l, at which time d main ONCE, 10 Main
St, Louisville, KY, viii close for adjustment
Of accounts and business. No orders except
By mail VIII be received after Dec. LIST. and no
orders bESmail viii be filed after Dec. 10Th.
The New York ONCE Will close Dec. 10Th;
other agencies Dec. 9Th Every ticket unsold
Dec. 18th will be cancelled by It's number
The drawing viii take place in public &c,
18th, lS7l, commencing at Ts.m., and continue
until the ~ gifts are awarded. Payment Of
awards viii commence Dec. Is, st . O'Clock
am. Circulars OF awards Will be found az
every agency as soon as they can be issued
correctly, and VIII alE0 be sent to allticket
buyers as soon Is possible. NO order win be
filed at main ONCE for leas than $40.
NIL CHAS. n. PETERS. MANAGER.