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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-11
HOnday, February 6. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-WiLs
The l-easeuolG interest or DEFENDANTS. DOYLE
aud WyIer III aud fu certain lots hereinafter
described which we're leased uT them from
=. h. LLDmpaOu- uciuGLng the improve
meuts L-hzreol-and raining ten years from
January !, 1851, WIS Lying I'm shelby county.
tennessee, near the CT OF Memphis, be-ln-
ming az fnr s0utre7Ft corner Of lot No I, i'm
~Ehomp~on's s-uDdivhfOn, as seen per maps
registered In the Registers office Of Shelby
county, on the north side of sass avenue;
thence with Bass avenue w~estWardly 81 feet
the brick vail OF the Hebrew Cemetery --
leeu more or less 20 Adams street e1teuded-
thence edsIWardly with Adams street extend
ed - feet more or less to the new street
opened On the en- side Of said Thompson =
subdivision thence sOufuWaruLy with said
street and parallel wiki the brick wall TO the
beginning. being lots Nos Is. %. and part Of
% on said plan Of IhOmpsOn's subdivision.
Also lots Nos. /. y, 3, and Ion said plan.
f-OnIuE L4J ieeJ on the north side o. Adams
street eL- ended and running back E3 feet 20
an alley, and bounded on the esaE uy the new
street opened. as seen by said plan when
lease was On The day OF ITS execution dizzy
acknowledged By the psrties thereto and
He'd Tor registration In the Registers office
Of shelby county, Tennessee and shortly
thereafter reg stored
& alH-leucT az the above VIII be sold to
satisfy me debt or c-0mpLa-Ealts herein
IERlIs OF SALE-OI q credit Of six f#
moIIus. fOr lIcl note with apprOvef ss-
curity VIII be executed. Title to be absolute,
equity OF redemption barrel
E-A- CDLE, Clerk and Master.
GepnenE smith. Attorney Tau5
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Thursday, the 25th o. Ianuary. 1871

In front Of my ohice on Second street, be-
tween Union and GayCsO streets. Memphis.
Tenn, at Il O'Clock me- sell, % the highest
and best bidder, the following tracts oflaud,
belonging to the estate OF Drs Charles Fl5id
deceased
The hrst tract is situate ia Shelby county.
State of Tennessee, and Is described as fol-
lows; Fronting or the Old Raleigh road,
about four miles nom Court SQuare, Mem
puls; DEFINING at a stake on HOlly wood aY-
euus; running west on EBIeigh plankrOaC
nine Igt chains and two III INKS thence
north - chains 81 links to the Memphis and
Ohio railroad thence easITar1ly L8I nine
chains Sal eiEnty-flur links 20 Hollywood
avenue, and thence south 81 5-l0U chains TO
the beginning containing y 9l-l0 acres Of
and. On this tract there ls an elegant and
comfortable residence and other valuable
improvements
II the whole Of this tract cannot be sold at
the minimum price 1Leo-tf llu, tleu ~ acres
on the back of satd tract, fronting or Holly
wood avenue. viii be offered, and IL sold at
SJ5Uo, the balance sf the tract viii be offered
a. q minimum price of $500.
The other tract is situate in the county OF
FQVgtbe. State Of Tennessee. being the north
end OF q tract OF 4sU acres owned by Willis
Person, DegALulsg 80 STAKE IA VIM DaFen-
ports west Line, said Persons uOrtEeasG cor
ner. and running hence north E4Ea poles to
a stake with mulberry pointers I'D Brews-
J-r's southeast corner thence west with
Brewster's line lis pole to stake and white
OAK pointer thence south EfFa poles 20 a
stake with gum pointer thence east EO poles
% the beginning, containing 5ui one nun
bred and thirty acres, about II three miles
rom MOSCOW, 81. and @. r. Il.
This tract has some COED cabins, between
81 and 80 acres of excellent cleared land. and
rne balance most excellent timbered Iand,
the mIniLum price nEsd IS SZU0 The title
70 SAID land believed TO be perfect, win no
Lucum brauCes-
TEENS or sALE-One-tblrd cash, balance in
two eQuat payments at one and W. years
from dars Of sale, purchaser executing MS
fudtvfduaI notes. without security, bearing
interest IRON nate q lien retained on the
land 10 secure the deferred payments. This
December 81, 1870.
III. ID. J.. STEWART g, and NJ.
T. n pfvas Sol FOR courTrE. deZ2
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and Of caution Is supplansing the eS-
-trsvagance and recklessness which, under
the name Of enterprise, have been prsc-
tiosd SO long, there is really less reason TO
regard the future with serious spprahen.
sion than at any time since the rebellion
broke out. The worst dangers have been
left behind, and the business Of the coun-
try, with all lis economical interests,
while surf Of q temporary struggle to get
rid OF the hateful lsgsoies Of an unwise
past, is also sure Of its own resources and
powers, snd may reasonably hope for q
permanent recovery at no distant day.
The country Is so strong that even the
errors OF the last ten years have failed to
rnin It; what may not be hoped when
they are supplan.ed by q wise and liberal
policy2
COLLAPSE OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
The New York Umes SAYS; 'rThe col
lapse of the Home Fire Insurance
Company OF New Haven, reveals
a state Of things not calculated TO inspire
Unb0unded confidence IN corporate man
sgemsnt. The company has been one Of
the most extensive and popular in the
country, ana its outstanding risks are at
this moment enormous. Suddenly its
managers confess their inability to carry
10 on longer. All It's capital is gone. and
obligations remain unsatished. How
loosely the business has been managed,
Of the facts adducsd at a stock
holders meeting enable US to understand,
Thus, b actual assets are a small per
csntsge Of those which have been report
ed; 2l6Q, 600 in the hands Of agents dwin-
down TO $4,000; bills receivable, val-
ued az S55 5000, yield less than S7,00OA nd
50 forth. On the other hand, the realz sd
losses are nearly double the estimate
and more are to come. There has evil
been almost inC0ncsivabls reck-
lessness in the acceptance Of risks and in
the liberty accorded 20 agents. Fraud is
also imputed in connection with an un-
explained ovsr-issUs of stock, Of which q
circle reap6d the benefit. Alto
gethcr. the exposure is one OF the most
.scandalous that has recently occurred in
the insurance world.
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Thursday, February 9, 1871,

During legal hours, in front Of the court
house door Of the Second Chancery Court, in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee sell. for cash
to the highest bidder, at puulc OuLsryf the
real estate conveyed in said Trust Deed and
described as follows, tO-wlI:
A certain lot of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of shelby, and State Of
Tennessee, on ths Pigeon ROOst road, about
three and a half miles from the city Of Mem
puis. in a sGutneasteriV direction, TO Wit;
Beginning at Lugu northeast cor er or q tract
o. land formerly known as the BISHOP Otey
% Esct.' begiuu ug in the center Of the flge0N
r. 'uFt road at its intersection with the holy
r. 4 road; thence ~s0utGWardly Chain
ana s,resuGy-s six Lnks to A. q. G1lbert6 lana
twaIVe csas6nsaud nfty links TO BorO's land
fba1ca .lagl with SAID BOrO's line eighteen
cLoFIs al sixteen links TO a stake IN the
80, EC.SL E9ad; thence eastWardly with
said rOa6 10 ne beginning save and except
ne three scres heretofore sold by John W.
T1dd on the east OoEuOn OF me tract just ds
.scrihad to GaItsno CasarettO by deed OF "a
Decent Der. 1907, WuIcu Eu-1y $500 ~ He
Registers Office Of sad e2unJg OF 5Leioy "a
Hook NO. 81. PAGES 81 and 30. and 70 which
reference is here made; the portion nov 20
he SOLD by me as Trustee being 81 OF the tract
bourbt nv said John W IOcd g An. EQ-
monds by Iced of March lA, 1857 Wn1ch is
recorded in the Register s ONCE OF saa aoun-
tv in Book No. "a. pages B ana o. Ae 70
which for a description re efent5 rs Hat1
made. save tbs abOve-descrloed lnree 4eteSl
and contains ten acres more or less
The right OF REDEEM pOTOn is WalVeA IN Ealu
Trust Deed, and the title 20 the properly rs
believed 20 be good, butt win sell AUG convey
A. 3. TREADWELL, Trustee;
j. A Taylor, Attorney. Ja1o
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SPECIAL NOTICES

The Lesson Of Mature. -Terpor is the
characterisLlc Of winter. Vegetation dies or
TAILS into a state o. francs. Tue Who'll as
pect Of insnimate nature teaches us that
there IS a paralyzlng influence in the sir, and
ought to teach us that our bodies require an
Increase Of vital power 10 contend with it..
Some OF even the warm FLOODED animals
bury themselves in the earth and remain IN
q state OF partial stuIs action until the sea.
son IS over, and the elizir OF the spring sun
hin stimulates their stagnaDt blood. and
restores their vig0r. Put mao, although he
ieels the influence Of the season, can protect
himself sgalnstits t~nclemency. He has fuel
% warm him externally. and can tone and
strengthen his internal Organization and en-
dow Il with the extra amount Of vitality
which the circumstances require D. all in
MIGRANTS that have ever been recommended
for this purpose, Hoststter's Stomach Bitters
is the purest and the best. Fortified by the
daily use Of this wholesome vegetable tonic,
the human system may defy the cbnls and
damps Of winter in any latitude. It's effect
is % promote a brisk and regular circulation
Of the blood. and activity I'm au the sesretivs
organs. without the slightest tendency 70
produce fever, iJinpaTts a bealthful glow to
he surface, and stimulates the exterior ves-
sels y ~dtenargs, IN the form OF gentle per
spualion, the useless ma ter eliminated from
the blood. Thus the system Is kept nm
clokgeu Fever and ague. biliOusDegg- fndf-
BesLlou ana collie. all OF which are The COM
mon consequences OF the searching damps
and low temperature or inter NAV Sc
avoided tas well as Cured1 BY a course AZ ~
genial tonic and alternative.
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tuesday. kareh a. ls7L

During legal hours, 40 tie present rsa-
OF said ". ID. Gather, sell Tor cash. publ
cutlery, the real estate conveyed To- said L--
Deed. described as t0LOWsr 90 WIZ. A parcel
Of land In Shelby county Ie-la
resided on 18Th OF Ber- -17. elE
ing AZ southeast corner o. said land --.
running thence vest To the eastern rlUH
line OF tne and Wle by I'D. So WtEls Hl
and on which the said WLtueErz.sl res
OF November 2. 1917 thence north sad.
line 2 hundred poles hence =as Go inc
western boundary Line OF the land Lar 1l#rH
mentioned, thence south along sa-..-- l
the beginning C~Cutalu-UZl HT 1--E
oue hundred and twenty acres. ug-= GO less
Title believed % Be good.
ssl4 Law E-E- EWING u
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Wednesday, February !. IszL

Within legal hours, sl the right, title and
interest DI o.. s. Severs0u IN and 20 the fol-
lowing described property, t0-Wtrs A certain
lot on D4rcsI OF ground, being and lying In
that part OF the city OF Memphis nOW as
south Memphis. and bounded as lnllOws-be-
ginning at the southeast corner OF a lot for
merry owned by Van Pelt. on Causey street,
in said city; thence southwark Y win the
east line OF Caussy street, 40 feet TO astaEes
thence eastWardiy and parallel with Van
PeIb's line - feet 10 a stake 100 feet from Her
uando street; thence nOrthwardly, parallel
with HeraaudO street, go feet 70 van Eelts
southeast corner thence with Van Felts
line WesrWa rdly 20 the beg inning 30 D=Lug
part of lot N0.5, In block Al. as designated in
The plan OF south Memphis, which was
bought bv Braunam MerriIpf William l..
Vance. as per deed of said Nauc5 Co said
Merrill. daTer november "a, 1850. ana regis
tered in the Registers oIce OF shelby c IN
ty, Tennessee. book 81, part J., pages lI AMI
las, on the 8Jh day OF August l53-
Terms of sa4e-Cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
Wttauu & Beard. attorneys.
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The money market is without material
change. Currency is accumUlating stead
lily al our banks though slowly, and mat.
tiers are beginning to wear an easier as
pecJ. Exchange comes in slowly, and but
few of our discount houses can get al
they can handle. Rates are frmer; East
ern bills are taken a. Kos discount,
checking at par.
Local stocks and bonds are very quiet.
There seems to be no demand, and the
offerings are very light. Gold trsnssc-
ti0us are also small; dealers retain q ship
ping margin on New York rates.
The following well known and respOn-
sible business gentlemen were to-day
elected Directors Of the German National
Bank The election for officers viii take
place in q few days: Louis HanaUer, J.. c..
Nelly, r. S. Jones, Vincent Bacigalup0,
ID. p. MADDEN, A. L. Harris, r p. Walt,
q. L Deuis2n, +. T. Keel, H. Il. Mette,
E. Meyer, il. Jenny, and d, E. Garth.
STOCKS BONDS IN NEw YORK.
NEwYoEK, January 10, lO:2Oam.-Gov-
eruments opened q fraction better, with
medium demand ana closed i~rrEvu1ar-
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Monday, January %. 1871,

The following described property, to-wit:
A house end lot IN the city of Memphis,
Tenu., fronting twenty-one feet and two and
fo~ur-seventh inches n feet and 2 Al iRchesl
on Nam street, and having a depth of "a fe Ell
3 inches, and being lot No 8 Of the subdiVi-
sion Of lots Nos. 2I7 and 2l8.
TaRMs-Credis Of 8. Y Is and a months;
notes required, with ap proved security, on
the hrsa and second notes, and the indivfd-
ual notes OF the purchaser for the two last
payments and a hen retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
fal CLERK and Master.
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Tnasdag- IannarH II -

within legal hours, the following described
property "tO-Wits So mach OF los No s. block
No. As. upou the plan OF me town OF HLaU-
pnis. shelby cOUnEys Tennessee. al Is lucll-
ued in the following limits, vtZ= CoumeCc-U-
az q stake in the west line OF fernando
street, at the dividing line between lots Nos
nj g, running thence WaslWardLT with said
dividing line l0 ieets thence uortlWarllE ~
right angles Il feet 70 a stake, thence ea1--
line 100 feet % a stake on heruaa10 street..
hence southWardly with incline CL Herman
DO street ~ feet TO the -oeg1unlug
HuRMs or "a credit Of seven I'd
months: note with approved security 90 Ne
Equity OF relmD1Ou barred
EDMUND A-COLh- CLERK and Master
Geo. RI Phalan- attorney deIa
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The important lesson, says the
Eegairsr, taught by the facts here COZ
lss,a1, with, 0ut few would credit, now
much patient labor, is ths it does not
matter toE the welfare Of the country
how much currency there % 10 it, but
whether the currency happens at the time
90 be Increasing OF diminishing. There
was ss much currency in 1899. a very bad
year, as in 1850. very good one, and
more 10 1888 Than in 1880. So in 1861. a
year OF great depression, there was more
currency than an I550. a year OF great
activity, and since the close OF the la e
wsr a period Of Increasing depression
80 depressed nov a. 10 occasion serious
aIarm-Lhers has been no time when the
currency has not been much greater than
it was ia 1850, a year Of activity and pros
psrIty. TIE key to the whole subject IS
furnished in the following table:
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H0n-R esldsBt RotlC8.

No. 15 E.E.D in theEec0ud Chaucery Court
OfSLeIby county Tennessee. E-W. Bedford
vs.. ". j. Waldrau, 8. SLOeIaksr. James
shutter and wife, sall1e A. Shutter, and
others.
IT APPEARING from athdavit in this cause
D that the defendants. =. M Shoemaker Jas.
Shutter and ~Wife.SaliIs A-SLuter. are uDu-res-
idenls Ottbe 81 tIs O-ITeuuessee- ills there ore
ordered, that they make their appearance
herein, atthe Courthouse OfGle second Chan
Gerry Court Of Shelby county, ia the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst hon-
day ia February, ISL and plead, answer or
demur TO complainant 0Il, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed as to them and set Tor
hearing eZparta and that a COp OF tBis order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks In the Memphis APPEAL.
A cOpyf-AtteHt.
81. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Heath q Frazer, solicitors for comp
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In a period OF activity money is easy,
prices rise. the poor mud plenty Of en-
yl0yment, the wealthy numerous choice
OF Investments. industry thrivss, old pro
iscts are completed and new onss plan
ned, railroads are opened, houses built,
improvements arise on every hand, The
good qualities of mind and body pos
ssss q market value, honesty, virtue, per-
sistsnee, enterprise, foresight, strength,
agility, activity. Joldness, caution, calcu-
lation-al are ia demand. Wealth is
dinussd, and the social and political con-
ditiOu OF classes and individuals is inn
proved boy d mysterious tut potent innu-
sucs. Ia a period Of depression, money
is scarce, prices fail. profits rare, earn
iugs melt away, the poor are deprived
of employment, commerce folds its
wing, manufacturing is fJrsaken, min
ing is abandoned, farming is prose-
lutsi - a loss, railroads no longer
increase, hOuss-building Is abandoned.
enterprises are nipped in the bud.
new projects are frownsd upon fore
aight and calculation are worthless.
str ength, enterprise, activity, boldness,
caution, are exercised iu vain, honesty
and fair dealing bring no reward. crime
aoounds, The scafold is heavy. the prisons
are nlled, hunger aud destitutiou prevail.
aud the social and political condition of
men is abused beyond measure and be-
yond redemption. But, says the New
York Post, ia view OF the fact that the
country has borne all This 50 long already.
and so well, and of the further fact mat
the people are rapidly learning their true
Interests Ia these matters, and preparing
20 adopt q wiser and better policy. while
the speculativo fever has died out Of the
markets, and q spirit Of economy
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CaAACERY SALE or REAL ES-
TATE.

No 1882, n R-FIrst Chaucery Courto shelby
county. Tenn. e ROBBINS and Bradley vs..
j. U. Doyle ed al
u virtue Of an iuterIOCut0ry decree for
- sale entered herein January Is $50. aud
renewed January 3 ETl. I viii sell, az pubic
auction 20 the highest bidder, In front 81 the
Clerk and Masters 1nce, GreenlaW bIoCk,
Second street, In the city Of Memphis, Ten
UeEsga. on
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrship.

TNHE drm Of Dennis q Cross, heretofore de-
4 ing a Boot and Shoe Business, at No. 292
Main street, Memphis, Tenn, was, by mutual
agreement, owing 20 the uncertain health Of
II. Gay Cross, dissolved, TO take effect De-
cembsr Is, 1870; h. Clay Cross Withdrawing
from said nrm, and dispOslnB of his entire
interest in said 6rm % A. q. Dennis; A. q.
Dennis being alone authorized to receipt for
or In liquidation OF any claims due or owing
the late firm Of Dennis q Gross.
A. q. DENNIS.
H. {. CROSS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of q Trust Deed executed % me
b on the Zd day OF November, Bte by The
ouhiIua PFitchetu, and recorded ia the Regis
BOOK no. "a. pages IS, 81, ana tar TOR The pur-
yUse OF carrying out the t-u Is therein specl
ned. and 5tDHyIng the note therein described
less the sum OF ore thousand dollars, INCH
was paid by the sal PritCbeIt on the 9th day
OF December, 1871, I viii, on
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Chancey Sals Of Zeal Es.a.e.

No. LZZ4.-N. E-Fl-r -Lau-arT Court o.
shelby couu-T-M- q. J. Fe--. s-a-
Cor formerly. now r C. h=cE- -E-
tor de DOnls % OF Che estate OF James
FsItss deceased VS.. Emily E=s
y Y virtue OF IuIarLl-u-0r- DEGREES --
AZ entered tu the above cause
and October ~. l1I- i VIII sell . -l.
ELQu- TO the highest Hlls=E- IN Mons H.
Clerk and Masters ulce. Green a
Second street, In the ely Or Memphis L---
uessae. On
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Administrator Notice,

HAVING suggested 70 the County Court
II Clerk OF Shelby county. Tennessee. the
insolvency Of the estate OF Trusten wilson,
deceased. 4 hereby notify Eu parties having
claims against said estate. % die the same,
properly prObated. with the Clerk Of said
Court, on or before the I4tb day Of June, 1871,
or the same viii be forever arred.
deIBw r. GOODWIN. Aam1r-
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on Lha - paY b IanaarY. 81.

A large number Of tracts of land, situated ia
SEWER and Lafayette counties, Arkansas. and
amounting in the aggregate % nearly or quite
$1,000 acres. The lands ara of excellent quail
itV, and viii be sold regardless Of price.
Descriptive Lists wiz be forwarded upOu ap-
pU alton to the undersigned, at Memphis,
Tennessee.
The sale VIII be continued from day to day
until all are sold.
Terms Of saIa-Cash in hand.
del %. p. LYLES. Commissioner.
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ChsnesrY Sale Of Zeal Estate.

30 SEN .-First Chancery Court ofsheIby
county -8ranbam Merrill vs.. r. Is. De-
BHTre ct al.
u virtue OF an lnterlocutOrv decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause. Decem-
Der 10, 1S78, Z VIII SELL at public auction, to
the iEhesb bidder, in uOut of the CLERK and
Masters office ErfeulaW block, second street,
bel0w Union, ia the city Of Memphis, Ten
uessee, on
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

No. $50. R-Flrst ChGucerT Court of shell
by county, Burke eG al VS. Thomas Ford
et al
ID y virtue OF an iucerLOCut1rv decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause. No
vember Hth, 1879. ] win sell aE public
auction, to the highest bidder. tD 'front.'
of the CLERK and Masters once, GresllaW
TeuueT7aa. on
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within legal hours, a. the courthouse, in
Beulah-to the hiZhest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described land. lying Ia Bolivar coun-
Miss, VIZ. All section 81, d Ing west %
south of the center OF Bouge PhaIia. town a.
center of BOuEe Phalia and north Of old
CboCtaW boundary and three lots in
east part OF section s., north Of old ChoctaW
boundary line. town III. range Z west. est-
mated To- contain S55 acres. The title OfabOVe
is believed to be good, but I convey only
as Trustees.
EUGENE MONTGOMERY, Trustee
nLEH E
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State Female College
MEMPHIS, TENN.

-u- .,s g,mmer session OF this
TTsfr,t jCr VII commence On MONDAY
the 2d OF IL nuary next; ~ +b. sea.
"a Greatly 70 their advantage %
srSa, ~ ,~eg{oniGe: $50, in advance, viii
cover all exp enasas - 1870 C,1-ee ROor5'
for Tuition In Lue e--~c5el1c3 1ocs-
Washing, Hue ~ Llshsa1 -eo-c-Tb1-
No School CaG It's 49, -
equipped with 4pPatae
ments-l2 Pro es9ls anl
Modern ftang aagea, and every melilly nr
thorouqh trail ring.
Nor cstai0o - or other Information, ad-
drass ~ KEV. q. COLLINS, I'D.
dsI.dSu President
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THIS is an interesting work Of two hundred
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Tor those who are married or contemplate
msrriaEes stfI ib is a book that ought 10 be
lock and key and not laid carslessly
about the house.
sent 10 any one Cree Of postagel for so cent?.
Address Or. Butts D~tapensary, No. ~ N.
Eighth street, st. Louis Mo.
- Notes to ne A5taoted AID Dag0TttnH0tss
Before applying TO the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK REHEDIEs, peTuse Dr. Butts work, no
BILE your condition
Or. Butts can be consulted, personally or hp
mail. on the diseases mentioned la his works.
once, no. GH. Eighth street. bet Market An &
Chestnut. ST. Ia0uis. Nc. dAw