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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

NARRow-GAUGE ROLLING Stock. =
The Jackson & Sharp Company, ut the
Delaware Car Works, Wilmington.
Del, have lately built some narrow
gauge cars for the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway of Colorado. which
present several novelties in form and
construction. These cars carry pas
sengers with a dead weight of only 440
pounds per passenger, against the usu.
al pounds on min. l-2 sec. roads.
The baggage-cars weigh $500 pounds
each, and the smoking-cars 600
pounds, the latter carrying % passen-
gers. The fittings are of the newest
and best models, and the interiors fine
ly finished. There is noticeable pc
culiarity in the arrangements of seats,
double and single sofas being alterna-
ted throughout the length of the car.
which, although making the way be
tween them curvilinear, give more ac-
commOdation for passengers. The
doors, instead of being placed IN the
middle of each end, are situated near
the edges Of the platforms, thus leav-
ing space for additional large windows
at the extremitiss. These works are
at present largely engaged in the man
ufacture of rolling-stock, having cars
in process Of construction for six diff
ferent roads.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

The city Of Londonis built on terri
tory ii l22 square miles IT. present
population i, s, 80, ,nDp In 1881. at the
same ratio OF Increase that it has stood
for the last ten wears, its population viii
be- 3.16o,1li. New York city and it,
suburbs, built on a larger territory, now
have 100000 people. TAc same pro-
portionate growth during the next tn
years will give it 2.79O 900 people Lon
don, continuing at the same rate et in
crease as per 1861 to 1881 up to 1891 viii
c. ntain in that year 4.3il.l46 New
York. continuing at the same rate u in
crease a. per 1860 to 1870, will contain
in 1890, 4,436, 900. The chances are lhat
within the next ,wenly wears New
York, which at the beginning OF The
century was not a, large Il, Indianapolis
now is, will be the most populuu- city
OF the world, and viii outrauk even
London.
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pOttrp.
Words and Their Uses"
NJ SrsIFIEp QUAKER.

NEW YORK. ,ih month, 10Th. Il.
Respected wife Prom these lines my wherca-
Moreover, I impart to thee my serious concern :
~. language q this people Is riddle unto me,
m,okery
f"r instance. a. lc, the cars, an imp with smutty
sad ii as - Nay IN no, shine" said. "ex.
rrf ft1 inward grace
-,lec' liquid a paste ?" asked this
al. p.Iiy' what /. inward grace ? How doe.
the old thing work r
Friend said to aJchu whose breath suggested
&C an thee convey me straigh,way to a respectable
mn -
Ii'' answers gross rrelevsnce shall no, soon for
Instead q simply yea or nay. he srsny said oyou
Act 900
NAY nay shall no, bet. for that would b- a
Why d'n' thee answer plainly can thee take me
- an inn
Thy 'sh,rlc j. doubtless meant to carry folks
about in
Than Why rrcvcricate = SAID he, perver-ely
40" YET shouiln :"
Nay verify shouted not suo,h / my speech
but thine-l grievc 20 sAy ii-with fai-chood !. de
Thee ought to be sdmoni.hed to rid thy heart Of
guile"
too much style 'T
I've had these plain crab garment. twenty wear.
OF morr said l.
Al that he pranoed around As II "A bee were in his
isennes q"
And. with hostile deunonslrai ,,n inquired II Iva.
on
"on what - Till thee explain. thyself | cannot
tell" sAi1.
lie sworc iha, something was too thin moreover
But all ihi. larEon .ura.sc,i in via ab.riri.
nv.
BY 'hrrai'. ptofanoly emphasized to put a head
on me
No 81 BslsAl sAid l. that miracle can do
heTcai he fell upon me with blows and cures
too
But fAne'i to work that lniracIc-.f such wa. tho
Instead u putting on head he stroye TO .mi'e
rhee know cultivate the peaceful habit. q our
But 'hi. man. conduct wrouEh, on me a .tns.l.r
for v hen he .lappcI ny brcA.! ,rim a. and ask
ri lioW- that for high =
ghlEh
The ihroag then gave -Pccimcn of economy
broke leosc
And .Ald I'd -nA,eaca him 'bala-hcadci.~ and
likewise cooked H.. goose
AihoaFh solcrnnly ararm lIl not pull hi. haif.
Nor did cook his IoulsTy-fsr he hli no poultry
therv.
They call me bully boy !" although I've sccn n ish
thrrc srore year
They said that wa. lightning when / = sat mon
my ear
And ~hcn a.ket Il lightning climbed Il, car or
dressed in drb
You know how fis yourself .siA one in~.ps..
quenttAl hiah.
Thee can conceive that, by thi. tiue | wa. some
what perpiexcd.
ca ih" placid spirit in me ha. seldom te-n So
Fslca.
iArrae,i there no loascr. Tor plAin-spokea men
like me
" Ah saSAsesE sxteSa nf our tnnrlnc. can have no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
CITY HOTEL.

TIE subscriber has taken the House recently
Gated BY CEo- W. EALE, known A. the Eli
sworth House. and has renited and refuruished IL
throughout 80 transforming that It deserves a new
name, and be has therefore christened Is the CITY
HOTEL. BY s,rtet attention TO business. with
accommodating witt re and clerks. and with the
old and experienced hoetler so long n fixture TO
the stable, 10 take care of that department, he
hopes 10 meet and TO receive q good share oI
public patr DnAge. No pains will be spared 10
make this House 4 favorite with the travelling
public.
a. Every room In the house is neatly painted
csrpetteo and furnished.
4. w. BAGLEY, Proprietor.
Oct. I3th ls.o tltf
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Vol XVII Whole No. $40. No. 40.

CASTING OFF BURDENs.-At a negro
camp-meeting in Georgia lately, the
preacher seeing some OF the members
had whiskey bottles in their pockets, said.
'Thar's some oh these here breddren try
in for to git inter the kingdum with a
whiskey bottle in thar pockets. The
gates o hebben's mighty narrer, bred
dren; much as eber you'se gwine to
squeeze in yourself How does we spect
yer gwine to get in thar with a whiskey
bottle hung to yer" A member asked
him what they should do with them.
Bring EN- right up to the pulpit said
the speaker, and will offer dem a sac
rtice to de Lord About hali-a-dozen
bottles were accordingly transferred to
the pulpit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

WHERE 1T WAS TO Goa woman re-
Gently went into an apothecary store i'll
Fairhaven and asked TOR plaster. The
pharmaceutist inquired what kind of q
plaster was wanted, but the woman was
unable to give any description. Hoping
TO get some idea OF what was required,
the man of drugs then asked: Where is
the plaster 10 20" oh! answered the
woman, 'to the head OF the river
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Quinine biscuit is the latest novelty
in the medicinal pastry line. Each bis
cult contains one-fourth of grain of
quinine, and the taste is SO concealed
that hearty individual can put them
down until the hair on tine back of his
head begins to curl. without knowing
whist he Ia taking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

>am. did lid YEN (hr.l ~co anything
ut my wife,
have not the honor Of knowing Your
wife, -ir.
Don't apologize, sam, don't apo-apo
-hic.-lo@ilc. lt--its no honor what
ever. Didn't see her.
did not.
How yer know yer didn't: >hc-,hc',
n tall a, thic) mectin'- house and
broad a, a lamp-po-t, a-and -hc wears q
gim9aan umbcrrelicr and one exc uu',
and (hic) her Hose was done up in i
pair vi specs. Didn't zee her,
No sir, (cmphltically.D
That's all right, sam. that, all right.
Nm merely asked :or frintama,hum.
She (hicl She said she wa. 9oin to loiu
u >oryory,l- and if >he doe, mean tr
get stayin -biiUi drunk. Wouh{n| ,..U!
sam couu,clled tie uufurtuuaFy ne
dict IL remain sober. aud fastened on
hl, way
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

a 81 Louis man, who believes in ST.
Louis and its beer, visited Dubuque re
Gently, and being thirsty called for a
glass OF lager beer. After drinking, he
remarked, with an indcscribablc gusto,
'A-h-h. that's splendid. 81. Louis beer,
is i. not?'
stree. dot ish Topook peer!.
What, have YOU brewery hereI'
quericd surprised st. Louis.
"A prewery! Sefien toussant Cher
mans, unt one prewcrv! Where You
leef when You was home" And the
dispenser o: fluids, impressed by the
absurdily OF the idea as he placed the
glasses on the bar, continues to exclaim,
soto coce, 'seffen toussant Chermans, uDt
one preweryl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Coop STORY or GENERAL SHERMAN
Dining one dav. in 1864, at Memphis,
with General Eeitch and General Chef
lain, army stories were ia order; where
upon thas spake General Sherman:
While at Bowling Green the rebel wS-
men bothered Us TO death. 1t was al
wavs the same eoInplaiut'-'Thc sol
diers have MIXED oui cows, OF stolen
our chickens. or busted into the smoke
house. AT Chattanooga we were bored
10 death with these women. One morn
ing they heseiged my headquarters.
when. raising myself to most solemn
posture, sand to the foremost woman,
Madame. the integrity of the republic
and the -olidity of the Constitution must
he maintained. it il takes every chicken
in Tennessee !'-Harper's -hagaztne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
DR.. OSGOODS
DENTAL NOTICE.

Competition IN Dentistry llike everything else
brlngs III pew energies tor the mastery
Having had neariy nineteen year. profess loual
practlce In tins CITY have doubt OF the coul,nu
ei -upport Of my numerous friends Ahd pAfrs.<s
Having for the pact few years been ol,hr Ell L.
keep ost OF my once much as possible TO n,
gain my heal;h. which admits Of deTotlnu
my exclusive attention TO IL ] Am prepared ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Bret Harte is going to Europe, but
John Hay, alas, remaing, and is getting
too big for his Little Brooches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

The Irish. rightly or wrongly, get
credit lor almost all ,he bulls that 90 the
round Of the papers. It, Wa an Irish
man who wanted to find place where
there was no death that Tic might 20 and
end his days there. II wa, an Irish cdi-
tor that exclaimed. when speaking Of
the wrongs of Ireland: Her emp ot
misery has been for ages Ovcrilowing,
and is not Vet fuli.' II wa, al Irish
newspaper thar said of Robespierrc that
he left no children behind .hin except
a mother. who Was killed at The same
time. II was au Irish coroner. vino.
when asked how he accounted for un
extraordinary mortality in Limerick re-
plied sadly: 4 cannot tell. There are
people dying this YEAR that never died
before Ii was an Irish handbill thtt
announced, with boundIc-s libclulitt.
in reference 10 great political dcI:ou-
~tratipn inthe l;ptuuda, that ladies with
out distinction nt sex. would hr WEI
come
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

a TIMELY LEssON.-It is said to be q
difficult thing for woman to get ready
to 90 any where. And vet there Is no.
thing she dslikes more than an intima-
ton that she may possibly miss the train.
Brayiogle gives an instance of this. Mr..
Braytogic was to take the 10 clock train
on the Bee Line to visit some relatives
in an interior town. Having suffered
on previous occasions Tor injudicious
suggestions, Brayfogle thought that for
once he would let things take their nat
ural course. So he slipped his coffee
aud ate his eggs and toast, while Mad
anne curled and powdered, and danced
attendance on tie looking glass, and
tied bark on the back OF her head Then
Bnyfogle sat by the stove an hour and
read the morning paper, while Madame
still continued to get ready. AT last,
just rs he reached the final paragraph
OF reading matter, and was beginning
on the advertisements Madame tied her
bonnet strings under her chin. took one
long, lingering, loving look at the i'm
age reflected i'll the glass, and sweetiy
annouuced
well. my dear, I'm ready
Ready for what Asked BRAY, in
wcll-aifected astoni>hment.
10 60 TO he depot, to be sure, said
Mrs. Bra yfoglc, tartly.
OH said Brayfoglc, I'd forgotten;
well, Madame, continued he. looking
ut his watch, that train has been gone
jest one hour. just keep on Your
things. and you'll DC ready for the train
Tomorrow morning
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05

Two darkies had bought a piece of
pork, and sam. having no place to put
his share in, trusted the whole to .Iu-
lius keeping. Next morning they met,
when Julius said
"A most strange thing happened Al
my house last night, sam All mys.
terry to me"
"Ah. julius, what was dat"
well, sam. dis mornln | went
down in de cellar for to get piece Of
hog.for breakfast, aud PIT mv hand
down INTO de brine an flt round. but
no pork dere-aIl gone-couIdn't tell
what he went with il 80 | turned ~
the bar'l an, sam, true - prcachin',
lc rats had eat a hole clar frou de tot.
tom ob de har'l, and dragged lie pork
all out :"
Sam was petriiied with a,toniShment,
hut presently said;
why didn't de- brine run out o. dc
hole."
.Ah, sam, dat III my -tcry."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
Defy Competition
N Any branch ot Dental seicnoo or
IN PRICES !

bGy Gold Foil and all dental material in lsrx.
qaAr uties an' much lower than any Dentist in
kAstean Maine therefore can afford to do rood
"orA as low as any competitor offer.
am pr-pai ed 10 give patients the teneni
OF any i.te Improvements practicable
Anarsthes.a used for extracting Te.,h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-05
Positively without Pniu.

and no injury 10 the Patient
ArtiselAl Teeth inserted on the latest and moe,
Approved piAn a. loo the cheapest nerves o.
schIns teeth destroyed Without pain.
feffeet ssiisfzetion guaranteed In all cases
~ Remember. Orioc IN Granite Block, Main : 1.
Ellsworth, r n-.-ns,p
Oct. lrs9 a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22

TRADE.

There was scarcely any movement
1uet Yesterday. Front street merchants
report trade extremely dull. Choice butt
~ 81 scarce ard in active demand, while
Inferior Is in good supply, with only a
moderate request. BaEging Is quiet and
Inactive. Beans are in moderate request
- orr uuotaiions below. Corn meal Is
frmrr. owing to lieht receipts, ana could
IS sold On tha levee - day % ron ~ 10
--..fa edVssice CVer yesterdays prices.
-seaHr are Grm and quiet; no sales cf
.rarfenrs usse reported. although c1un-
rrsee wac fair Eggs are more steady
So 81 supply. Ffadualy decreasing IA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22
Saturday, the 2sth day Of april, 1921,

in front OF No. s1 Main street, In the city
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, st public Gucion.
the highest bidder, Tor cash, between ftl
hours II 10 o'clock am. and s O'clock u.u.
the following described properly. viz.
-Four Steam-pOWer Printing Presses, wifi
their nEturess one Ten.horss- power Ergfu1
and Shafting; fOur job Printing Pressess
twenty seven Type Stands; I'VE Double Cac-
tnets and three Single cabinets; two huufret
Type Cases; six large Composing Stones twn
hoe Ready Proof Presses together with los
OF Wood and Metal Type, Gailsys, RaekA,
etc heavy Sheet Press and Boards unl
Smashing Mach1nes OCe Enclosing Press
two Cutting Machines; thTesStaudiug Press
es; one Ruling Machine; one BacEIug Ua-
chine; one Psgrg Machine; One Lavelin g
Machine; one Paper Cutter Machines on D
Table Gauge Shears; two stabbins M~achiue,
and lot Of Standa Miscellane0u and school
Books tS-tereotyped) and Store FiLtures-th1
whole making up one Of the most complarE
publishing embellishments In the 1ut az
being the same formerlyiu use by the sol.--
western Publishing Company.
The property can be inspected on the prem
tses- The sale viii be absolute gnd without
redemption. The title is bel eved TO be gc0c.
but I viii sell and convey simply under tho
authority conferred upou me BY the aforesaid
trust deed and mortgage.
March 80. 1871 mha
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22

No. u, r DIN the First Chsncery Courtof
shelby County, Tennessee-Thcmas j. 1fa-
gibben VS. John ". MGziobeH e. aI.
1T appearing nom aEdavit in this cause.
4 that the defendant John ". Gaglbbeu. ls
a citizen o. Kentucky and a non resideuta
the State OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered, That he make hIf
appearance herein at the court-houEai n E1a
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before The
nrst Monday IN May 9ll, and plead, aE-
sWer or demur 70 compliments biz. OF tina
same wiz be taken for confessed as Co him
and set for hearing eLparte; and that acopT
OF this order be published once a week for
Appeal
A copy-attess.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r ]. BLACK D. O.
II. CLAY King. Sol. for oompLL az
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Nnn-Raaidanf Nnflna.

No. Q14-Tn the Second Chancsry Court or
gheIhv county. Tenuessee. Isaac chw4b
and Leon sehWab vs. j. q. Morgan and g.
M Alien Perry Nugent and Ihoa- 1T. aleu-
TTrw Th6s- III Allen a Coz, Memphis, ana
r. ii 81 IA. Allen q Co.. New orleans.
TT appearing from the DILL Wnlcn rs a4oEA
t~f1 fhis cause. hat the defendant j. I-
1Scrgan n Justly indebted to the complain
ri fhsrum Of $50 and interest due by
secouut. and that said J. M allen 4hoA p.
a11en and Perry Nugent are INDEBTED 20 le-
e--I-1F Worvsn. IA a sum more than sue
e-e-ee ~ nav co~mplatnauts debt slc4 oEE
ne fbe ard u. n Allen and Perry NlGa4l
- = Norrau are mon-reslaenla OF inc
Srete III Tennessee, and that lor neae causes
an Attachment vas sued ou5 o. tQls e9et
--,f-sF ~ nroperty Of defendant 2. NOR
$3.50 ~ same was issued, and has bsaa
$500 ~ ne sheriff, duly levied by gal-
E-eTt served on T. H. Alien OF said nrul
~ Tbog- ii. Allen & Co, and =. a. SIN
AHsa therefore ordered, by the CLERK ana
$3.50 That they, the said j. IL. Allen
49, Nueent and JIG Morgan make EleIr
-rnsrrancs herein, az the co1rt-ho1ee ot
second ChanoeFy CoQrf OF shelby
Snrnfv. in Pax 6ity Of Memphis Tenn en- OF
6efors she hrst Monday tu June, AaA. ana
answer or demnr 70 complainant lIls
fham snd set for heariug eNparte, aud that's
ess1v ofth5s order be published once q Eas
10 four successive weeks ~ 4e Aa1aa
This March 3A t1tA
b-LeFEWARI Uo1E and Nrg
LIS. Lehnaau. SQla ler c1nPi-
ssor Tie United siat Ne
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FRIDAY, HAY 10, 1871,

al the southeastern corner OF Court Square,
IA Memphis, Tennessee, offer for sale. for
eaeh. at public cutlery. the land conveyed TO
me bv said trust deed. described as follows
AIof Of land lying In the city Of Memphis,
shelby county, Tennessee, beginning al a
stale on the south line OF Greenlaw street
80 bnndred and eleven and a bait feet east
ron ne eagt Wpeof Third street, thence east
VIII fhe south line Of GreeniaW street thirty
seven feet, to an alley thence soptn parallel
feef. 10 : Ffake. thence west parallel with
Grsenlaw street thirty seven feet = 9 take
thence ncrth parallel with Third street sew
enty-four and ~one-f0uTth 1eetI 70 the pe8ln-
mag being part OF lot No. So.
Hquily Of redemption waived. 4 believe
the lille 20 said lot ia good, but VIII SCI and
convey only as tfuElee.
apis ". = rpeAyNf Aru'le@
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259 Main ST, opBsygaTI 0aaa.
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BE q cfuQtleuo % w.
o. 4 s1i8etiI That It shall not be lawful for
c6fcers of any railroad company TO run
tLssr locomotives and cars, while within the
Corporate limits OF This lty,9J q rate Of speed
e~caadfug i've miles per hour aud that 10
s6Sfi be their duty TO AVE an alarm bell Of
mHcient size, power a strength to be
beerd id leasf q distance OF two fQuares, At
fached to their locomotives which they shall
be required to toll incesgantly from the city
naits to their depot, going Out n coming
Sec. ?. Thatit sha be unlawful for any
railroad company to leave their cars or loco
motives standing upon u Of the streets. so
as 10 interfere with the use Of the same
Sec. 3 That the penalty Tor violating the
not less than $40 nor mOrethan $50, to be coll
lected and disposed Of as in other cases Ofmis-
demeanor.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance AXE effect from
and after its passage.
Referred to Ordinance Committee By Com
ell February 4, 1871,
Upon the foregoing your ON
mittee report faVOraDly, and recommend ne
passage OF the o ordinance ttht lot-
lowing additional Heet1Ons
Thai each railroad company snail ue re-
Quired TO 2 q hagman az saen pap1o
Passed first reading by Council. MarchL
1871. sfsrred 10 rdtnance Oommltta OF
Council.
Upon the foregoing ordinances your COM
amendments nThat IN section ], the rale OF
speed bs six miles per hour.
psesea a drst anh second reading ~ hEu
OF Aidermen, under tbs required s~uspsn3t91
OF the rules, AprIbs lNL
Approved ApfA s-so.-
ArtatsL RI RIcstana llw AeElslez
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COPAsTRERSHIPs DISSOLVED.
Notice of dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex-
Il listing between G. - WARD and 8. NJ.
WARD, under the name and style firm OF
Q. c. WARD & Bro, Is dis solved by the
death OF Q. c. WARD, 10 data from April LIST,
1871. The business OF the old firm win be
settled by the undersigned as surviving
g. NJ. WARD.
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HoHday, the 18th day Of Nay, 1871.

On the premises, expose for sale. al pubIi1
ont cry, between legal hours, TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following described rcIl
estate 70 Wit A certain lot of land. afrr-
atedr lying and being in the county oil p
by, state Of Tennessee. as Tor No.. Ia.
Block No. 81, on the plan of fhe t-wu OF
South Memphis; said lot frouts west ON 81
Martin street l&4l two huDdral esd flirfg
feet the north Line two hundred and liua 3
six feet lt9 and the south Line I-tI two hHl4
dTed and thtrty-lcur leet, running ea7t to tla
BayCu.
The equity Of redemption is bsrred. Title
70 the aDOve lot has been eLauIncd and pro-
nouuced perfect but I sell sud convey on y
as trustee.
RID JOEDaN. Trustee
April g. ISL. "
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DRY DOCKS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

TAvrNG been appointed administrator OF
II the estate Of q. O. Keith, deceased. by
the Probate Court OF shelby County Ten
nessee. at the April term, lb7L j hereby give
notice TO ali parties IN Tennessee indebted
10 said estate to come forward and make
settlements with me, and 20 all persons hay
ing claims against said estate 70 present them
within the time prescribed by law, or they
wiz be forever barred.
vi. H. %. wendell,
apB AdmfF Or T. g. Keith.
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Memphis and Charleston railroad. l9l
Memphis and Ohio railr0sd~-".- go
Slsaraers, uorlb..-....................... Z5S
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THE hrm of WIN. DEAN & CO.. has this
day dissolved eOpartDership BY mutual
consent, to date from April lst.
P. II. DOnnelly viii continue the business
al the old stand, Nc. l89 Poplar street, and
assumes all liabilities OF the hrm-eithef
party Will sign in liquidation
WIN. DEAN,
Peter N. DONNELL1t
ans p. DEVITT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22
DISSOLUTI0R.

MRMPHIs. April /. ls71.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22

THE firm Of Conner & Richardson is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. Geo.
8. Richardson Will continue the business ai
the old stand, No. 2 Howard Row, under the
name and style Of Geo. 3. Richardson & Co,
Z, J. CONFER,
GEO. 8. RICHARDSON.
Apru L. 1871. APPS