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Empire Hotel,

MAIN STREET, DALLES CITY, OREGON
DOARD BY THE DAY, Week or Month, OF
ID the most reasonable terms
superior accommodations for families
Concord Coach to and from the house free.
\ large safe for the keeping O1 vaiuableS.
House open all night.
nI7 THOMAS SMITH, Proprietor.
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WANTED.

4 PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM. one
n preferred in "A private family where there
are few children or other rOOmerS.
Address Z. B.. Box 81.
August y, ISL. nl7 Portland.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Real E state aIeF.
oFFICE-No. 64 Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON

ID EAL ESTATE IN THIS CITY AND EAST
II Portland, in the most desirable localities,
consisting Of LOIS, HALE BLOCKS and BLOCKS,
HOUSES and STORES.
Also, IMPROVED FARMS and VALUABLE UN-
CULTIv ATED LANDS, located ia all parts OF the
State, for sale.
REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased
for Correspondents, in THIS CITY and through
out the STATES and TERRITORIES, with great
care, and ON the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS
HOUSES AND STORES LEASED, LOANS NEGO-
TIATED and CLAIMS OF ALL u Tt"NS
PROMPTLY COLLECTED, and - GENE .tl l.Is ..-.
CIAL and Agency business TRANS Urrp.
AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIrrr- a-t
TOwNs in the STATE viii receive de ei. pt.ua- .i
FARM PROPERTY and forward the same .e tue
above address. 90.
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The famine in Persia is more terrible
than was previously reported.
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80
w NJ Hunter, Barnwe11.
G Lartigue, Blseksiile.
ID II Durisos. Edgetield CH
James Mason, Yorkyilie.
FL Godbofd, Cchesbury.
DR. Alex McCload. BehnettsyiIfc.
DR. . = Cafnes, Bishopsilip.
BIZ Whitner. Anderson.
J s. Cothrar, Abbesilie.
r q DcPontnine, Columbia.
Benjamin Rober, Edgsield c r.
john r Green, Travelling. Columbia.
James = Black, Columbia.
DR. D w Lawtoa, Travelling, Savannah.
DR. 7 J Goudwyn, Travelling Orsngeburg.
Or 7 a Walker, Gfeenyiile.
Robert w Shand, Union.
UNTvEksAL
Rev W T Farrow, Travelling, Greenwood.
RE Oochrane, Travelling, Charlotse, c.
Thos A Boone, Travelling, Charlotte,
" n Marchss. GranitsYiIle.
LOUISIANA EoUrTABLE.
W J Hoke, General, Columbia.
PHOENIX MUTUAL.
VIM J Molyneauxy General, CharlesioS
J.L. NFAGLES
Comptroller General Of South Cos9iipa.;
oct 20 IL
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FOR SALE

.SNea1aea That VALUABLE PLANTA-
TION known as "Belleville,"
formerly owned by Mr.. Charles
@2&2H6ass r.. Thompson, situated in Or
angeburg County, near Fort Motto Depot,
containing 1870 acres Of Land, q part of
which is WELL TIMBERED, the balance
CLEARED and admirably adapted to the
Culture of COTTON and PROVISIONS. An
excellent RANGE for STOCK in the Conga-
rec Swamp, A fne Water Power near the
South Carolina Railroad. DWELLING in
good order and 0utbuildings.
If not before disposed Of, will be sold at
auction under the mortgage to Oliver Mid
dleton, on the LIST Monday in February next.
Terms made known at sale.
Apply to
JOHN COLCOCE & CO.,
Charleston, s. C.
Or COL. A. p. AMAKER,
ST. Matthews T. o., S. C.
dec "a E
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~ 80 H
A friend tellskns Of ma aneedote
~
late druggists gentlcndn. OF the
old school, who fifty years has occu-
pied the same corner, and in all his deal
ings, incidentally, is a very sserupulous
man. Not long since a person Of not
particularly liberal practices, and withal'
\ close . ms in to the sGocd Sa-
naritar" no;ps that he .sished
put up, auu vac man Of drugs proceeded
at once to attend to it. While engaged
in weighing out the compound, the cus
toner, with q smile intended to be
"childlike andbland, !" said to him:
CHOW, doctor, be sure. and. give me
good measure"
The doctor paused, holding the scale
at rest, while he looked over his specta.
Giles ut the man before him.
"Sir," said he ~solcmnly, eff I were 20
give you the merest grain moro than this
recipe calls for, you would be in hi in
FIVE minutes"
The buyer didn't insist.
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Professor Huxley has recently pro.
nounced very decidedly in favor Of the
introduction Of the Bible as a reading
book" in common schools. Tho ground
of his advocacy is, that there must be a
moral substratum to q ehild's education
to make it valuable; and that there in
no other source from which this can be-
obtained at all comparable wish the
Bible.
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EXECUTIVE DEBARTMEET,1
0YFIcE Oh ConrrRoLLER-ENERAI,
COLUMBIA, s. c., September Il 1879. i

IL n IN HAAL
}, -, AS
az pnone ttndy concern
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT fHEsF0L-
lowing Insurance. Companies, having deposit
ted the amount Of Securities of this State re-
quired Of them respectfully, by the Act OF
December, 1863, entitled "AnsAct TO better
protect Holders of Insurance. Policies in This
state and having otherwise fulfilled the re-
quirements OF said Act, of all other Acts
..suAGnnS = - eis 2,ato, are aus
i;Sensss hs,sscS,~e a,J ~ IL hsreasa.r 1 saa.as
IA tbe;r.A eanss s,,nt;Isfbx exn;raf;nn ~ ~
spec'Hsa
COMPANIES.
Deposit. each
Union, Of Baltimore, Md.
Union, of San Francisco, Cal.
Emo, of New York City,
Continental. ofNewsfofEsCifE
6erman'a, on
Heorgia iiome; Oh 0a- !.
IIar'ioru, Si faTti0ro, oohh.
nome,,oi 'New iSrk
Imperiai' OF LONDON.
TRANSFORMATIONS, . WV iosA Si,y' -
III n nnfIn N Inn NJ
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Ey ECUTIyE
STATE TREASURY OYFIor,

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s c., December l, 1870.
TTNHE INTEREST falling due on tho
IL Coupon Bonds Of the State of South
Carolina to the LIST of january, 1871, will be
paid IN COLD on and after that date at the
office of ii. II. Kimpton, Financial Agent of
the State. No. Q, Nassau Street, New York,
and at this office.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State to January LIST, 1871, win
be paid IN GOLD on and after that date at
the Treasury Office only.
NILES @. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec 8 @
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We ail know (saysa ChasIssioa paper
while Il il qn;ss eer,aip dol j aaarfef of
us know anything absut is) hs9 mueh
superior iaa asa prepared lor the pan as
soon As il Is caasht, compared 10 j
saat u slle9ea b DIS Fsv. however,
nj auass of tbe difsrsIsce. The Reason
is this: Tho fish Transferred 10 the pan
from the wafer i killed whilo the ono
that dss 3 dissassd, ard hfs q
4propeF conditiQs "a eli shca brougaE
to market, The difisfeaee betwean them
i exactly s1~n6SMesn = aaillaf killsas
By the bute1a IA Que thst diea If fss.
er for the saply o oxygen that d
ffsti resss@ { saksn hs ID.
tire element q great ssce
of ahis sishssE Ire sdpe.
FORTY of TIN fan et Holland ID ! Fes
marked byalIswhos eas them and sho.
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A Norwegian lady has arrived at Mil,
yankee with some twenty of her chill
dren. She says thasc arc SC sssnyy acs,,.
dents she didn't think it safe ! o bring
them all or one boat, as in case of wreck
she woulda't have any heart TO commence
life in a new country.
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CIRCULAR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF LuE CoMPrRoLLER GENERAL,


OFFICE OF LuE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. c., January 10, 1870.
NUTiCE is hereby given to all Agents of
IN Insurance Companies doing business in
this State. that On and after the twenty-frst
day of February, 1870, they will be required
to obtain new licenses. and before said iicen-
SEES are issued, the Companies will be requir-
ed to make a deposit OF certain bonds or
stock with tho Act ofDecember 22d. 1869, q
copy of which is hersunto expended. The
law will be rigidly enforced, and all Compa-
mics must make the deposit within the time
specified.
J.. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.
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A family Of children in Indiana, whcn-
ever a hunter iuvades their fathers farm,
skirmish the fields in fssns Of him, and
when he fires one Of the children falls,
pretending to DO hit by a stray shut.
Nimrod fees, and tho Juveniles pick up
the squirrels
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

OfflCh OF
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 4, 1870.
TNnE following list OF Licensed Insurance
Agents is published for the information
OF all concerned. Those Companies marked*
have not complied with the provisions Of the
Act of December, 1860, requiring a deposit
Of State Securities, and their Agents arc
authorized TO transact such business only rs
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SATURDAY MORNINGEJANUARY Is, 1911

may be necessary for the fnfnilment OF COM
tracts made prior to the twenty-seeofid day
Of February, 1870. All Agents ara required
to publish their LicenseAe IN The Daily Re
publican, of Charleston, or SsstA CTrsi1sa Re
publican, Of Columbia, as directed In Circue
lar issued from this Office under tho date Of
September ], 1863.
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EXECUTIVE
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

COLUMBIA. S. c., December l, 1870.
TIME BOOKS of the Treasury Office for
the Transfer and Conversion Of STOCKS
and BONDS will be closed on and altar thn
nIotn instan, unrl the LIST proximo, for con-
vcience in preparing statement Of interest
due to January /, 1871.
NILES G. PARKER, &
Treasurer State 8. G.
dec 8 O
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
l. F. L.. Cardoza, Secretary of State of
South Carolina, do hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy Of an Act entitled
IAN Act to better protect holders of insnr-
anec policies in this State" on file in this
Office.
Given under my hand and the
(~-0 seal of the State, in Column
SEAL. bia, this oath day of Deoem-
l--J Der, A. ID. 1860, and in the
Oath year of American indie
p%endencc.
+. L. CARDOZA,
Secretary of State.
oct % If
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a0H maftiai peafinS.
Magistrate What do you mean By
their martial bearings
Constable : They were very free with
their money. we're DRINK svere a great
deal and wanted to fight
Magistrate, Is that your definition of
a martial bearing7
Constable: Yes, sir.
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= NJ Lea vorI,.lt.% - 40 49, TrN
John n W;ison Marion n II
nav;d n ,ias,nn r.aSn.
nr Jobn q 1inrhson s,,mtsr
EoUIyAntR 1Irr : ssrp Ncp .os,
ETy J, rr.;,., 49,.
- s
A Towers, Anderson.
J HtHenry, Eaurens.
w Is Shaw, General, Charleston.
r Melchers, Charleston.
n Aastins Bull, ~Orsngeburg.
WE Nance Newberry.
James ID Ezel, Columbia.
John T Matthew's Jr, Winsboro.
Vim Joel Smith, Abbevillc.
TS Jefireys, Yorkville.
TIL Dick, Travelling, Sumter.
All Dayega, Chester.
Henry Scott, Columbia.
Observation-Disclosures
Geerge Huggins, Columbia.
Nm . HASTE 6 Sap, General, Charleston.
NEW YORK.
Ihomas FROST, General; Charleston.
Wm Einott, beaufort.
~ LaMotte,
john London, Rock Hill,
WI Parker, Abbeville.
= Oh Davis, Camden
~ II thompson ninsooroa
I'm Leckie, Chester.
Snas n NOISE, Sumter. k|
" u Campbell Greenviiie.
&<s IlrsuMuSTA AND ARLfrfiTnN
IN rw nd...
Hsr;ot CbarIeston
Thos "a Viii. W.
Thos Sumter Mills Cho.,or
osccola S;tgreoves York
II a NcCn Tfoy a1inn yorHril1a
" Y pinta Snar,ashnsn
8 RClownev Winnsboro
I.,nhor, Ieeersop 8 R,nsou co,or.,
Co,,,ph;o
Dr Jsoac Ranch sv,or;rtondon of
go ALbar;,. 81
III Wnsnaw ,hh"r;u.
min ~ Sr;;h Gro.nnIu.
q Re-, Croonv;llo
t. Meas Ianrons
-
Thomas S Norman, Newberry.
GpI.La 1890
- Ionss sdnos.d
H. G WiIson Shasta.
Jon na. II En,.I,. nsanc
W. C,rh,rn K"rsham
VIA = Rnsd Tar.h'v an, ,d;o;
,;os
IL Honour. Charleston.
8 p jefferson Oconee
A w Atkinson. Darnwell.
James r Rel. Chester York &c
Giles A penick. Chester and adio;nino conn
ties.
+ Hayward. Travelling, Charleston.
Hoo, p%nin""ei
ing counties.
srcp,rv ,pr
LIZ I'VE
" Hutsou Townend, General, Aiken. :
Louis Sherfesse, Travelling, Charleston.
c A DeSaussure, WATERFORD.
1 McP Hutson, Travelling, Barnwell.
] j Mackay, Travelling. Orangeburg.
A ] Morris, Travelling, Edgefeld.
W Schoenberg. Travelling, Columbia.
DIR A English Williams. Canvnsain" Cnn~.~~
county.
Henderson & Behrc, Canvassing, Walter
boro.
or Yor,s ,,rrr.
o. o'i "oiohN
Robert n Miller. Travelling, Williston.
J L Godfrey g. Son, General, Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas NJ White, Anderson.
r II Teasdale, Travelling, Charleston.
A l. Smith, Travelling, Frog Level.
VIM Wallace, Travelling, Camden.
WIN Godfrey, Travelling, Chsraw.
Moore, Travelling, bennettsville.
j vi Westmoreiand, Travelling, Greenville.
Ii A Walker, Georgetown.
Rev Chrrles Belts, Travelling, Georgetown.
J NJ Miller, Travelling, Columbia.
d Wilson, Jr, Yorkville.
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CITIzENSA

LIFE COMPANIES. 4.
CAROLINA.
DuBosc, Winsboro.
+ ID Richardson, Sumter,
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The following queer definition of mar
tial bearing is reported by the Delhi Ga
zette os have been given by Q constable
at Jubbulpoor not long since:
Magistrate Ito c~onstable): What leads
you to suppose that these men are de-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
WAITS OF THE WIRES.

American Girl made a mile heat In
Fleetwood, Saturday, in 2:22H.
The telegraph last night says that Sher-
man is expected in England in May ~
The Williamsburg Mormon church Ia
breaking up. Most of the leaders have
gone to U5sh.
Victor hugo wants the Parisians to
subscribe for the benefit of the Com
munists' families.
The Americans Spanish commission will
meet on the 1st of December, to settle
questions growing out of the Cuban trou-
bIes.
Texas puts in q claim for two hundred
thousand dollars for services of volun-
teers called out before the war to defend
The frontiers.
Mayor CASTOR, of Boston, accepts the
nomination of the Democrats for re-eleo-
ton, and IL is said he Will be accepted by
the Republicans.
The Cincinnati Turner's held their an
nusl festival yesterday. After psrsding
througF as streets, they spent the Ie
msibf OF the day in Woods Park.
The French minister TO the Pope says
that Pic Mono intends leaving Rome
when it shall have been decided to con-
vene the Italian parliament ia that city.
The Chicago Republican, which hiss
been printing g small shr since the fire,
sppsared yesterday morning in the old
shape, and hereafter viii be published
regularly.
1.-TWO corner-stones were laid in New Or
lesns yesterdsy-thst of the new Catholic
church of Sc. Stephen, on Napoleon ave-
nue., by Archbishop Perohe and Bishop
Quinlsn, and that of Sinai temple, corner
OF Triton Walk and Carcndelet streets.
Both ceremonies were attended with
much pomp
DR.. o. II. Hess. formerly business man
ager of CrOsbyis opers-house, Chicago,
attempted TO commit suicide Saturday
evening at about five O'Clock, at Batohel-
der's restaurant, No. 444 Sta,e street, by
shooting himself with q revolver. The
hsll entered his left breast, but did not
penetrate deep enough to iDf1icE 3 fatal
wound. H WAS not seriously injured
D lmestic infelicity is assigned IS the
cause.
A large number of cotton cases are bs-
fore the southern court of claims, which
will soon resume session. Some depend
upon the decision to be rendered by the
supreme court on an appeal from the
court of claims the latter having decided
against the claimant, on the ground of
the prooismstiou of the president. 1t
vent into effect at the time of publication,
and not on the day of the date.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
ARRIVAL OF THE GRAND DUKE.
New York RelOIcss over the Safe Arrival
Of Alexis.

NEW YORK, November le-Esrly this
morning the frigate Sveeland arrived
safely of the light ship, with the Grand
Duke Alexis on board. She experienced
nearly the whole passage. The officers on
duty made immediate inquiry if the
other vessels of the Russian feet had yet
reached port and when informed that
they had, Immediately communicated ths
intelligence to those on board the Svet-
land. A loud cheer soon testified that the
news OF the safety Of their companions
had reached the cara Of the crew of the
hagship. The Russian frigste Abreck
came to the upper quarantine yesterday.
The Svetlsnd is to De promptly inspected
BY the health officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
A FIENoIsH BRUTE.
A Massachusetts Man Burns Mis- Wife to
Death with Kerosene.

NEW YORK, November ia special
from Buston ssys that man named John
g. Clinton, a barber wss arrested IN Lynn,
Massachusetts,, last night, charged with
beating his wife In q brutal manner and
then pouring kerosene over her and set
ting her on fire. She was literally roasted
to a cinden Her body was still burning
when itwss found and presented the most
sickening sight ever witnessed. There
were marks of violence on her person,
consisting of two or three cuts, looking as
if they had been msde with some dull in
strument. There were also wounds on
her brszst, which appeared tn have been
caused by something besides flames. Hsr
features were uDrecogniz ibly dtsfgured,
and the hair was burned close TO her head,
leaving the skull OGre and horrible. The
cris ped and bl ckened d ash was dropping
from her hands arms snd b1dy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
INDIANA kuKLUx.
Attempt and Failure 10 Hang an Alleged
Murderer.

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, November TO-
The mob last night at Brookville, Indiana,
iorosd the jail open and attempted to take
Cheek, the murderer OF his fsther-in-laW
at LaWrence5urg, in this State, q year
since, therefrom for the supposed hten-
ton OF lynching. Cheek knocked the
frat man In the cell down, and taking a
revolver from him defended himself
brsveiy. Many OF the mob were hurt.
The taller in the meantime escaped, and
rang the FIRE alarm, bringing citizens TO
his aid, whereupon the mob scattered.
Many we're recognized. Cheek hss been
rrepted new trial, and 1t is feared his
Sentence may be Light or the charge dis
Fraiaaad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.
ANOTHER sw1SDL1No MACHINE.

ANOTHER sWINDLINo MACHINE.
A rumor last evening said that the
Yorkville savings bank, of which Henry
W. Gennet is president, had borne
navy run, and that its assets were en-
tiFg,g insufficient, and that crash was in
evit9ese. The depositOrs were mainly Of
the poorer classes. The officers of this In.
stitution say that no run was made upon it.
The deposits are under 500 600. Its direc-
tors are men Of wealth, and will be able to
make good skv deficiencies in the svent
insolvency. TBey repudiste any connec-
'''A OUT SszsADn.
Richard Tweed req az~from the Metro.
pOlitan Eotel on - Of Decsmber,
and Mr.. Wilkinson takeszs place.
THE vIADUor RAIAkAY.
The viRduos railway com poRy win be
reOrgsniEsd next Wednesday. NFifteen of
the twenty-five directors have xasigned,
and their Successors viii be menE Usoon-
nected with the ring and city Il srn-
msnt. Commodore Vanderbilt is =
toned as one of the new members. Effe,
are being made to have Sweeney remsilSl
but be positively declines. Tweed ana,
Connolly are certainly out. 1t is believed
that the plans for building tho road are
unchanged,
TrRED OF 1T.
Applications were made to the British
consul, on Saturday, by three naturalizsd
citizens for permission 70 resume allegi-
snoe to Britain
CHURCH BURNED.
st. Andrews Episcopal church, corner
of Twenty seventh street snd Fourth
avenue, was burned on Saturday night.
Loss, Sl2 0O0.
JRwELRX sToRH RoBBED.
The jeWelry store Of ]. Brennan, In
Maiden Lane, was robbed on Saturday of
s2500 worth of diamonds rings by q sneak
thief.
VICTIM or AN ABoRTIoNIsT.
Mrs. Allen. Y Young, said to be the victim
Of an abOrtionist named Mrs. Palmer, OF
Williamsburg, was found in Broome
street Saturday night, in critical condi-
ton. She was sent 70 the hospital. 81
ROUGH ON KENO.
Judge Dowling sentenced two proprie-
tors of keno establishments 10 six months
In the penetentiarY each, or fine of two
hundred and IF y dollars.
A CHICAGO SUFFERER.
Mrs Ann Mcclellan, one of the Chicago
sufferers, spilled for lodging at the police
station, In Astoria, las, Saturday night.
She kept boardinghouse at the corner of
Main and Market streets, in Chicago,
where she was in comfortable circum.
stances. but lost everything by the gl6ss
hre. She has made her way east In search
OF friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

Mayor Davis, Of Cincinnati, has ordered
an investigation OF the conduct Of some
Of his dsstecttves, against whom serious
charges were made Saturday, at q meeting
OF citizens who have recently been the
victims Of burglars. The reyelstions were
damaging to the detective system Of the
city, and have occasioned much comment,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

Immigration of Settlers. Mechanics,
LabOrerA and House Servants.
FINO promote and procure good reliable peo-
L pie. We take leave 10 notify the citizens
OF the South that one Of our firm. in about
eight days, intends 10 go North and East and
select and bring down such settlers, me- chan
ics, laooFers and domestic help, especially of
the GERMA ., SWEDE and NORWEGIAN
nation lities. as We can secure good homes.
steady work and sure pay. All pan ties wish
ing ur assistance in this business, will
lease call or address Emlgrant Depot, 7e
~ derson street
IN Refsr 70 McssIs. Donoho a Bulklsy.
nv. S1PHUS HiRSCH q CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
I'LL estate OF FTancls Heamiah. decaaaed
an ordered 70 notify al parties inter-stsd
and hereoy give Dottee 70 All per.ons haV.
ing claims against said estate, 70 pIssent The
same. properly aotnsnticafed. on or before
the l5th day Of May, ls72 to The Clark 81 ths
Ooenty Court of shelby county, or the zane
via be forever barred.
JOIN BEAl6IsH. .Adm,r.
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IMP0RIANT lax NOTlCE.

s~Aftsr ths lsf q Dessubsr there win
be no DISCOUNT allowed On Ossy Taxes -
As7l. The AoF giving TEN PE8 oEHE. DIS
COUNT being REPzALED at the regular Ucun-
oil nesting November lat TAzsPEgers ars
requesaea - oslno ae be1srs 11s e De
FEILx W. R0HERTsoN,
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"a t1n A MONTH Expenses Paid-Mals
% 81 y or Female Agents Horse and ont
nt furnlshed 70 sell our Universal Cement
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Gutter.
and other articles. Circulars free.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE stated convocation of Memphis Q
i Royal Arch Chapter No. s5 will be Ny
held this (MONDAY) evening, 20 inst, IN
at O'Clock, for dispatch of business,
All 4. A M. IS are traternally invited.
By order Of n. 8, MATTHEW'S, M. K h p.
JOHN ~. WARD, Secretary. no20
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DOcT0R FRANK A. RAMSEY

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son, admir-; 1897, 0rider vs Stone; 1888,
Tzen VS. Rose; 1889, lien vs. Green wsid;
1890, Izsn vssSohloss; 1891, lEen w klinei
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KERLE hALL.

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the defendants counsel 10 have the oasea
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, stout
and ethsrs postponed till the March term.