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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-23


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The wind rose higher-frst half {
gale, then a gale, then strong gale
Some mariners on board would call par
of the gale hurricane. Terrible crash
of furniture and glass. The tiller-ropes
became loose. Hard work to tighter
them. Meanwhile the ship was practi
cally rudderless She beeled round, lay
in the trough of the sea, and lnrehed aw.
fully. One wave smote the stern, and
crumbled up a boat that was lashed
there. The ships carpenter went to the
second lieutenant and reported that the
stern-post was gone and the ship sink
ing.
He was greenhorn, and did not know
the scientific use of the Imagination. i
dressed with difficulty and went on deck.
1t was ipdescribably grand, but very ter
rible. 1t was a gale and. no mistake.
The screw, tossed put of the water,
would turn in the air, ,hep plunge
again and shake the vessel horribly. /
mast say that, though very earnest, |
thought, as far as was concerned, that
a worse END might befall me than going
down in the performspce of duty. /
clung for a time to fixed objects on deck,
and watched the waves, and saw the
storm take them by the top and carry
them away in foam. AT length the helm
was righted, and the ship, answering to
it. was brought round 10 face the waves.
Our speed sank from ten 10 two knots,
and for three days we had a head wind
dead against us.
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THE LITTLE CHURCH ROUND tn
CORNER"

BY A. K. LANCASTER.
| [Mr. Joseph Jefferson, who made the appli
cation to the clergyman to officiate. said tina
he regretted the publicity that had been giver
to the affair, both for the sake of religion ant
in view of the feelings of the bereayed family
1t appears that the clergyman first consented
to allow the funeral to take place from hi'
church, but when he learned that Mi. Holland
had been an actor he withdrew his consent
He added that there was little church around
the corner from his where funerals of actors
had taken place, and where he advised Mr.
Jefferson to make application. and Mr.. Jeffer.
son left with the characteristic and almost
poetical remark: IAN honor to that little
church around the corner."l
Bring him not here, where our sainted feet
Are treading the path to glory;
Bring him not here, where our Savior sweet
Repeats for as His story.
Go take him where such things are done,
(For he sat in the seat Of the scorner)
To where they have room, for we have none
To that little church round the corner"
So spake the holy man of God fiNi
Of another man, his brother.
Whose cold remains, ere they sought the sod
Might be read above them by one whose light
Was, Brethren, love one another;"
Had only asked that prayer be read
Ere his flesh went down to join the dead,
Whilst his spirit looked, with suppliant eyes
Searching for God throughout the skies.
But the priest frowned mo-" and his brow
was bare afr
OF love in the sight Of the mourner. gu
And they looked for Christ, and found Him
where?
In that little church round the cornerl
All we'll. God grant when, with aching feet,
We tread life's last few PAGES,
That we may hear some accent sweet,
And kiss, to the end, fond faces.
God grant that this tired flesh may rest
PMid many a musing mourDer)
While the sermon is preached, and the rites
are read. LYE
In no church where the heart Of love is dead
And the pastor pious prig at best. a.
But in some small nook where Gods con-
fessed- aR'
Some little church round the corner!
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Tennyson is growing old and Grabbed


Tennyson is growing old and grabbed
Ralph Waldo Emerson is sixty-eight
A Boston photographer has on hand
more than thirty thousand pounds Of
glass negatives.
Mrs Alice Cooley, of Natchez, has
completed life-size bust of General
Lee, which she began the day of his
death
The New York Post thinks that the
next National Democratic Convention
will be held as far as possible from New
York
A Virginia man is at work writing a
humorous " history of the war. An
exchange thinks it will be from a Cana
dian standpoint.
Lieut.. John G. Talbot, lost in the
United States steamship Saginaw, was a
son of J. G. Talbot, Of Boyle county,
Kentucky.
A devotee of Bacchus was overheard
the other night thus addressing his hat,
which had fallen from his head: IF /
pick you mp | fall; if fall you will not
piNh il1 ulf thuh ASofS gOEl anu nc
staggered proudly away.
Buffers Dutch Gap is to be cleaned
out. IL is said to be two hundred and
fifty feet wide, and of sufficient depth for
the navigation Of vessels Of any tonnage
that can pass between it and Richmond.
A contract, it is stated, has been made
for the work. f
The Chatham IVA Tribune saws a
notorious colored man named Poss
White, one Of the most ignorant, disgust
ing and abandoned wretches that could
be found in the country, has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Pittsylyania Court
House.
A youngster in Woleottville, Conn,
was sent down a cellar for a glass of
cider. and fell into an uncovered well.
TiEed Of waiting, lhe father went down
to see what was the matter; found the
boy just clambering out Of the well,
soaked through, but holding fast to the
tumbler Why didn't you drop the
tumbler, and call for help2" said the
father. Because" replied the young
ster shaking himself Of the water like
Newfoundland dog, a lRsis goa p0gl9
SsRd We tack Jar v. p
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tween the bristles until clean; then dip
the bristles only into the solution and
allow il to remain ten minutes. Rinse
in clear, cold water, and dry in the sun.
A good and safe hair oil is made by
the following process: Mix a half pint
spirits of wine, one pint of olive oil, half
pint of deodorized castor oil, and half
a pound of green Southern wood. Boil
for two hours; take off the fire and strain
through coarse linen. Pour into an
earthen vessel we'll heated, and beat up
well with three ounces Of bears grease
or beef marrow strained; strain all again
through coarse linen, and bottle for use.
A simple and safe pomade: Take one
ounce of beef marrow and soak it until
all the blood is out, in cold water. Place
in an earthen jar with half an ounce of
unsalted butter; put the jar in a pot OF
lukewarm water and stand on the fire
until the water boils, stirring the marrow
and butter till thoroughly mixed. Let it
cool in earthen jars. A little oil of ber-
gamot may be added for perfume. This
pomade must be used while fresh, as it
will only keep few days. The same
process, substituting lard for butter, and
adding quarter of an ounce of beeswax,
will make a pomade that will keep for
months.
For thickening the hair, the oil of
Palma Christi, perfumed with lavender,
will be found beneficial and perfectly
harmless.
A harmless bandoline may be made by
the following process: Two ounces of
deodorized castor oil, one dram sperma-
ceti, one dram oil of burgamot, six drops
altar of roses. Put in an earthen vessel;
stand this in pot of water, and stir over
the fire until well mixed; strain, and put
in earthen jars.
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DENTISTRY.
Dental Co-partnership.
DRS. HINSON & MAYES.

DR. HINSON HAVING ASSOCIATED
IL with him DR.. Mayes, Of Bolivar. Tenn
who Is a graduate Of the Baltimore and Penn,
sylYania Colleges Of Dental surgery, sessions
and winters IS and 5o. takes this method ID.
the future, viii be found strivinF 10 erssl h.
repairing the natural teeth and replacirR arti-
fetal with neainess and dispatch. particular
attention given in the regulation Of teeth aud
diseases Of the gums with EfheIial; and NJ
trous Oxide gas being given IN the extraction
Of teeth. HypnOtics are also used In plurrinr
which are harmless and sficacious b obtund
sensihinty- once and residence, No. %
Main street. Memphis. Tenn. T2-lZ8
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INTEREST.
NOTICE!
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
MENPHIs. Decembar Is. $50.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, /
MKNPHIs, December Is. 1870.
VHE Interest falling due on the lst day Of
January, ISL. on the bonds Of the city Of
Memphis, viii be paid on presentation Of the
proper coupons at the Osice Of P. N. Myers 4
Co., Bankers. No. 81 Pine street, in the City
sfNew York. on and after Monday. January
2, lsl. -.
93-t JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Prof. TyndaI1 in storm at Sea.

Professor Tyndall, while on his way to
Cadiz to observe the solar eclipse, was
caught in tremendous storm at sea,
which he describes in this graphic fash
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n NOTICE.
$1,000 Per Week

Can be made on the quiet by parties who are
up 70 snuff, without interfering vita o,her
;i0RGAN 4 co., 50S BrOadWay, New
York. -eod-l46
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Total Assets over $16, 100000!

no This is now one of the LARGEST and
STRONGEST agencies in the United States, offer
ing great inducements TO insureps who are
seeking solvent companies in these sHAKY
times. when weak companies are going under
and winding up. A new feature is also offered
TO the owners of dwelling houses, in the Per
petual Policies " issued by the OLD franklin
fns Co." of PHILADELPHIA, requiring only n
deposit, which will keep up the insurance
FOREVER; and at any time the insurer wishes
TO terminate the insurance, he can get back
ninety-fve per cent. of the money deposited
thus making it the CHEAPEST insurance known.
Protect your property at once, by getting pol
icies in some or all of the above frst-class
companies. 104-l29
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In POstOfacs Building. Memphis. Tennessee.

It's exceedingly large circulation throughout
the city and State offers business men an ex-
-rellent opportunity 70 make their busineFs
known 70 the thousands Of Germans living in
this section Of country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
1rvr STOCK MARKETS.

- ,sirv f-renoon. thswng out poultry sue ~, Nas
=. ,he ,n.rket a low rates snd pr,,ssua O'''
W, oi benefit The I'VE ss' sr. a Couuuur end "a os
BFf's md one hunrdthst The i sail A, were
81 A. - vs.,sriNv with life 10 the uhe n because
eHe uo 80 ~ tbe offered for ~ nee Mon.
~ nau IN. ~ nTosrect that they could be sold lue
~ 40 head mshing sslS for the weeT NcPhetson cars
lhe aT-sr "a esch for ". r. Sane nobine above
Se ; '" y Su No.. and for X W Taylor. Ihef' w"
s,ork an sale with Texans rv Illinois steers
selling 70 OF At and
= bsl,se. AT isi elite; A. virginia steer i'' "
'i,y.scineT for s W Alcrton. 90 Ihno ~ y WV
an ~ Tor W. 10 s'su ~ No. tiers 81 cwt AZ iSol't.,
~ - rIrsn Virrins steers osI e. ~ -, .tssrx a.
81 dh, e..e ' ~, Ne, had ard the other cat q "0 ~
sni steers 81 = 80 PCT "' -
AL M on, 81 Illinois steers for J. B. Hunter i'"'' OD
6cst -, 4 crespe had cars, n. Morris cars, anH l.
sres can ri. p Irsns steers 81 l9GSo on a eSt Sn VI,
= Nc 'n) 80. s,r Weo Gillespie went Al aiSy On W '"'
tn ~ limos ~ ,nois sle o cWt BROUGHT sdlStc a
and Mefn "a Sehuer hai and W Thompson cars
A. oann g,cfy o.fte sod at l3dlSc and The Ae AZ u q
s,fhei - '-.,iSbts also Kentucky steers -, p,.,.
is On an - 36 h,ad-i2 At Communipsw AZ fHfy
~ a Weehsvken The slightly mpro' "a e ng OF 20
ed by The weather Of to-day and u Is Ghea !" u
triy ote Al ehtst, BY Hume and hhoii w otSe
s ~ Al s3c lol DO 80 ~ al sc - DO SIeeP an 90 ~
So o Csn.a, Lambs 6G63 10 At SIC and = She ~ ID
Krbr s. STATE sheep ''do9 10 al &c o'o " 10 ~
~ =, bst vest,rlav bv Co. l8 Illinois ewes
I spy Of them lsnhs "a H. st SIC 4o' ONO 81 d. AZ
g i,- III, q n 6ic. and 223 OF 81. n. At Csc o a.
r. od l6i Ohio sheep - d. " 4ic' 90 Ola 10 !" 'e'
,sls Il car or hogs all At Fotehst Prices less
A. t, Pro m serr &C. and 23' 81 90 10 AZ Stc' i1eio
&C. ,,.. IT, re suy4s OF Western dressed hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

BS.v.Fr Is- e-CptI1-GcOi export demand Mi3lngs &c.
gross. 90 tsesi eIpOrts-c0astwse l5J bales
$40 bales receipts Of the week l,1
hes bales; erI0rts-to Great Britain CTS bales Cont
Va DlNt, Jau Cotton steady, fair demand hddhnzs
lg reps 81 bales; Oil bales; eIportO Crest
t's - uaes o % bales receipts Of the week, 45bl3
s j2 bass exports Great Britain, 27CO4 bales u
@ '5 as yOsVisc 1925 bsesi ssles Of the week, 1900
lac n 'olsy J.Ep bsl.s
s Jan t-Cotol lu Low MadHugs l4c net receipts 1855
~ -1ltsco4,ts 20 bales sales 100 bales sOef ZIG
20 ' receipts Tie week Il 2+ bales eIposcOastsise H. l22
Is sac. of le week. so bales.
Wus,ry Jan. 6Ccto1 arm; Mddngs he receipts &c
pre- " % the week 1890 bales eIpOrooastWse 90 bsleS sales
cus sr-l 80 bales
tsEsr,v Jan. 6Cotton steady; MdiBpgs 1Ie net receipts
y. n 1872 haes eIpor-to Great Britain, 4H bales
SpsG t week l25 bales l9 bales erpos-to Great
al 55 bales coAstwse 4sa bales Sass Of The week. 900
als ''NA' 80
Pnryy jan 6-Coon Net receipts Of te veel 1s5 t,le,
blS Jan Cotton tending up~ar Midhugs l5ldSic; net
rst gross baes; sales 900 bales stock bale.
i " he week l5l bales gross 100 bales sales Of
Nff . 0
sTz,a jan Cotton quiet but firm; Miing Ilic ne, re-
le stock 81 81 bses rrceps OF the Week 1888 bales
-i Great Bns1 l3 54 bales; the continent ,<O7 bales
i''e .ij bales Sies Of the Seef, : 900 bales
t1oN Jan Cotton steady; MtdngS lJ1ci net receipts
~ -s ale, 1850 bales stock SO 67 bales net receipts Of the
- 400 aes exports % Great Britain 80 bales coastHse 1908
- SIS ~ Tie week. 800 bales.
Ntts ja1 Cotton dull Mddings lie ne, receipts 2 679
exports % Great Britain, 1880 bales 28 bales sales
~ c y l bales net receipts Of the Is $50 bales
Great Britain De- 0ls hse cosstwise III bAles burned
- - sales OF The week $50 bales
are the seesl reports from the interior towns
'@' .aAlG Jsa.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.


L> Ia7 $50 s. m-COas0s cosel a. Ri Tor MONEY and
~ lg American securities closed trn Five Twenty bonds Of The
ID. ~ 1852 81: Old 1905, 8ss l&7, $50, TenFouet as
ST.. closet eadv Illinois Central Railway shares ll4! Ere Raft
4. Atsniic and Great Weston shares w. Ihe ohea
bn ilu Ia The Bank o. England Just made
tu1 .oss TIE increase specie last weekly state
Gert O. lr 2lON
IgsRlf Jan $50 Cotton to-day closed Cat sDd irregular
iNng price,: Mdii1g Upsads n 3D. hadtug orleans u
% saged foos ue prices; Cal forus White Wheat, ~;
b. Western Surg Wheat No 10 No 10 lGlo 9; Rel VII
% Flour % COrnNO hNed New 81 y Oats 9
b,- Peas 4O. Pork % Cheese 49, Bacon 90 for Gum
l-fI1i Cat. PrOince uncianCe.
,oov 5-4 D. closed active for SPOT and to
following quotations. SPOT IS 10 arrive % lmseei OIL
EIurr E29c so - $500
Ll,p,y Jan. 5la nei States Five Twenty bonds so for
u i.s.r 1911. Lrle klIEal shAfes. ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Fr,orrrHi, Jan cotton fuer Mdiing rllad 1871 l'ic
g. I'll to Fs 9' 'ss s sale 80 We SS MGf n sd 5
g.a poor rot wanted sae' 200 bush Rel ~ ~ Sa .! So
III ", Weern 16d75c O rn AMI Western 5sq57c Cose
be'ruSman tasnessi Grade l5ic Refined z2Q223c Whisky
Cc,o Jan e-Foursprn Extras quiet at - a IS - Wheat
ptes III Oi Tor No. seller last bali Of January 81 Oi seller
JrusIS : ia s. p satT Fe6ruar Corn dn md in fair
ga. su8 easier % No a7a75c Hswres tes 81 s. for
1a Prorsors finn and active Mess ors 5 IS 75G $g 81
Bard li Dressed Hogs sce and fmer 50 g. Iiye Hogs
leT,nd end higher SALE, at - @a 50 p Cattle Sq nothing
tor on bush 0sts 40 bush Barley 1000 Hogs Sp@eps-
To.Eoo jan e-Four steady Wheat dul and shade lower No
s'is aud UNCHANGED pts-Four 1000 bt~ Wheat HOO
Ais,v, \ Y jan 6-wleai quiet and DOH Rye dull Corn
..s C,a sS west store Il 81 10 Oats quiet
BCyr,Lo jan 6FcuT quiet; sses 800 hnl a qpot'to's
So bash New Corn Osul sales Ohio sSc
E.. .a5 isss5,sI fos dbl at $50 fr Hssy5 ITda at .
E.c gaSaes lover OO boA sold at sc Dressed os-| CHS
6sss, Jan s-Fon steady and uuch,,gei % "a 600 @,s
5 f.r Double Eitr4 wheat du sales = . bush No Whit
e., 3 7e.pgsd al SIC m Bsr'ey steady sales s.
S,9 ss s ., i cst Mil uusbsneei shorts
"a sb ,'9s s8as2s Miilng, 500 tSls ton Hgh"iaes,
g l5 sse Grsn Ml'ei Boston, 81 co. to Ne"-ioTk'
pErT .a S%Four neglected Wheat dun srd nominal Com
En- o." aonia- an W. ,rsg 30 Rsf II 10 Com De.
r Nev S6eiei Sc, .eay lei az &c. reaoIeun-CTale
,ri j. S-t.i5a Dbl and droqring NJ -lHes i'isl's
80 5ts1Tel Corn .teslv uui in uoier demand Of 5'a;4c
r ul oats u and unchanged Brl quiet an1 va
Provisions ln'sl ,Ie'P5'ls 7 - AMI l
80 ,! Saoa,'I , .l,. NJ ,b -, A'. irt IA ,pot
t,r. u.s,a goo. demand at ial pesi Gales az - 'V97o ''i
". ava Jan elm .,a.tg Er; Srias g ~ IS %
E1es' Mfauk,e n ~ Ne 2 &C. - 't uSs sS' a.
~. FIN a. Sls 25 H-cpt.-20o bids Flour. 5000 b.h
81 i-.. Jia e-Co,op 5-I 1s gl,s. Fegr snn business
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
s-CottOn-Set receipts Of the week, s24
-NfOlh -
1870, 1871
BIFFALO IN sTOCK MARKRr-I.r @

o. ieee t, t TIE week amount 20 ~ carloads against 90
80 ~ Of last vetk Which csuse still further shading "a prices
81 efah usde done however, 81 The dec Inc bold
Re IT, goo4 soet % g. than last week. The
etc., M ai we're a. ooss emitting local Tide 81 head Kentucky
, III 81" 60 ."i a Indians l2H n 81 DO, 1918
h 80 ., = Do, $50 ~. At IS 80; 81 do i2s5
= ., y o. l5o b At &c lsi "a DO 1880 n at g. 60
4 ssi, ~ D a. 20 so; IS Caosda steers 058 n at
C. 20 ~ - y u DO. 800 n at - So shosp-Re-
M al., qleI ih trade o the day however eIceoled
st 'lot w oulg this sales I28 Cansds sheen
49, ID a - = n Do l05 n Al IS. 90 10 ia n a.
20 To ~ - y 81 do lO7 n at IS 81; III Ohio %
lI5 DO % n 81 - 90 so Michigan q3l n Al > sO
"a, % dgbef viii sales Of rs bead averaging IL n A. - Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
prcrIpTS OF PRODTCE.


I> Go pkgs 4 pigs Ashes SO bales o'9n - Itg'
", d. ~ bhs Pig 64l hbs. FOur, l&R holS WHISKY al
r. U.s. Floor g. Nhest 1850 bush Corn, - hg,h oats
s6i5 Vst m ol4 bush Grass seed 100 Dds oTn
Al t s. Corn rs bales Hops 90 l'es ~ 10 drs Leather
p M Spirits TurIeltre 'o bbls Ro,ia A Dds Pork 20 pAes
q. 3srs Lad Lar l40' pigs Cheese Cd pigs
N 100 pkgs Stearn. s2 pkgs Butter l Dressed Hog PS
IA '.u aO To- acC1 C5 hhls Tobacco o ptRs O axe
~ o, SoPAes Hse. o9 bags Peas i hsu chests lea
u =. u l--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKrr -.

~. d cattle h.ht, sou head only y tie syesge oD,lv .
s, ihtt % last week market rules rfegusr va - ~ -
~ taic Per n live Nght The ng prices Of l,
e.s a tnd several instauos g. when forced .tls. sst.
acl Ooss-Bu few received, with very limited S.,srd
A. humDe' sugf hands u 'ery irregular prices ths mar
e--'b I'd, au receivers hnd u dncu 70 dispose 81 them
not .MYs coll and dropping; only ~ loads received al
- God ~ ser sat ioINrd trsi hsnds Common e. Cgs
f 1000 10 Choice State and Wesfn, 50Gie spd FItr
~ a. a. hog-At0l' 80 besd received but uesrl, h
1 ' SEPT ioatfi n hands dressed nov pr,ferr,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

With few exceptions the carriage builders nd dealers
report sales as dull. Mcssrs brewster Co. OF Fifty
have made some important sales the ginning
OF the year, and as0 show large increase in the mum
Der of their orders the period OF last yar and
we believe that other manufacturers % strictly tine
hicles are receiving many orders for early Spring
: Flandrau Of Eighteenth ST. also teyprs sass
and or, during the present week.
The sleigh manufacturers have not becR very foru,ate
this season. and sleigs may nos be bought ut absut
midsummer's prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07

a, tim. nsnos selling At eos per bunch sons nv sorting
.pal ~. n.sl Apples ro.tng bsdly, snu ~0'' ~
ga, ~ a higher nte. or s3dSi per DBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Jshl 9. 1911.

NEW YORK, Friday. Jsh.e. 1871.
The only feature in the horse trade was
Messrs. Johnston * Van Tassels auction sale I'm East
Thirteenthst. Which,, the highly unfayorabe weather
notwithstanding. held in presence Of very far
stendance and with the following result Tor the horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
legal Nollces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A.
W,ron es Surrogate Of the County ef sstoga nones
hes5g l,eA al persons having claim, against GEORGE Bsl"us
Greenfield County ~ Saratoga JeceA W
mt the vouchers thereof CHARLOTTE Bhi11S
yelling the Of Greenecr CHARts bLN ~ 40
ogce efhe Hart Manufacturing Company In the C OF a
" before the 10th DAY Of January HDed Greenhe -. s~
Coanty July l6 ls1O lCnAkLOrlk B u,fvS, h,ec0S'N
Dlb lsNomS CHARLES BLlN IN hies"u',
IN pursuance of an order OF hObr.hI =.
HCrCHNGS esq Of the County OF Nsr tsf SSeo
hereby gven 10 persons claims against bAtNks ONphh
late CITY Neplok deceased 70 pte'sat ~ .e MN
vouchers thereof the subscribers, AZ hc once OF WILLIAM
BERT No IS Pc.t re CITY Of N.lork on o. before Toe J."
ia, Of J.l, ptKt-pafel Nrw-iorN D,c 2 lsl1 ,
'' y" '-' -" WILLIAM HuLBBRr) Executors Of
NAN D. HUBERT 4Bslnrs lndcrhNl.
SARAH J. ROBINS ! fec,s-~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
Alusical Instruments.

A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, To
~ REST SKILL cheap for cash iEstallnsnt Rent oPsed
purchds Please call Nj N. MERRELLs Ware
Rooms, Nc UHiossqusrs U65 Foaub-sVs)
A NEW KIND of PARLOR ORGAN.-The
"A beautiful style and perfect tone msde Call and
send for Circulars HORACE WATERS, 4sl Broadway
UPRIGHT PIANOS.-The smallest Piano
~ made powerful seton warranted to stand 10 tune better
the square piano.. On STBEDMAS HOLLfERS
Ma. IS West Sixteenth ST., sIth-aye.
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PRQCL 1A1 Of SALE Of the TEXA IS


Il AND NEW ORLEANS RAILR0AD-By the Governor Of the
STATE OF TEXASn the and by the authority Of the STATE
eHNleress The rsroad known that Of the eras and
sev Indebted to the
Of principal Of the sle school fund loaned
the under the Of the Legislature Of August 18th 1856 entitled
An provide for the Of the special school fund In the
bonds Of railroad incorporated by the State and tie amend
theowhch principal and interest secured BY the bonds Of
said railroad mtde executed TO the State OF Texas under
and amendments and
Where's Sad railroad by failure the interest End
sinking fund OF Indebtedness compiled with its Obg
18Th 1856 and the thereto
has piled with the act Of 18th Of August 1870 entitled An
Act for the relief Of raOsd companies indebted the State FOR loans
from the special school fund" and
Of such failure the Governor Of the State
Qued Of the Legsturs said railroad to be sold
satisfaction Of said Indebtedness
therefore that in conformity with said acts Of The
.AtuTs EDMUSD J. DAVIS, Governor OF ssh State will
Orleans Railroad" aud the charter rights Of said
COMPANY bcung the Oadbed night Of grading bridges iron
equipments masonry and all the stock subscribed for sand
ell the and and all the owned
its railroad being about
huhGro4 and eight Q08 miles long.
public auction said 18th day Of February
A. 1871 the Capitol the state Austin between the
and 70 o'clock and the be 10 the highest cash
bidder; pr0vd hODr that the Governor The GIT should
be deem advisable 70 buy said in for the benefit e school
fund should cash bid be made sufficient 70 the principal and IN
ts due the school fund.
In testimony whereof have hereuno 's'd my and h've
caused the great seal Of the State W be affixed at the CITY OF
H. 81 this l2 day 81 November A. d. 1917 and Of the Jude
ysadepce TeIAs the thirty 9Th.
EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
Bv the Cove la ERwC OF
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