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LITTLE ROCK y FORT SMITH RAILROAD.
MauTrain leaves Little Rock Huutersviusl
at $50 am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg al I pm, ar
irving at Little Rock at430p pm.
ID. ". q. BROWN, Genu 8up't.
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The BIees Sewing Machine.

WE offer for sale to-day the most perfect
w Sewing Machine ever made.
This splendid Machine uses no uBlys gtlno7
Ing cams; no complicated, rafting cog Wnsel
gearing. The whole Machine Consists OF a
simple crank movement. Runs rapidlyi
makes less noise than any other Snuttls Nh
In Its movements.
~ An are invited to call and M II,
NOT FRAZER & CO.
ans as North Court street.
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s%atMdaY. Id 81 ~ d HaY. q.

in front OF the omcs OF marys g. Trezsvsr
MOI Madison street. Memphis. between r.#
hours or 10 and y o'clock, proceed t1 EE-l.
cash. al public cutlery, To- the highest bidder.
ing Of a eautlful lot orf1ur acraz. with meas
cottage and out-bultiuss near Euntru -a-
ton, nVe miles from Memphis. on the Mem
phls and Charleston railroad.
The deed calls for nvs acres, but only a
VIII be sold a release end qult-clziu lav.u-
been heretofore given Tor one acre. Tl-
equity OF redemption Isl waived uy the terms
OF the deed, and the title Isl perfect thCuE- b
she'll sell as trustee only.
ap5 Law. s. EARIE- Trustee
Truatee7s sale
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Nl0n0 REWARD
~ For any case OF Blind, Bleed
WEVVV ing, Itching or liberated piles
that DsBING'S PIN REM
EDY fails to care u is prepared expressly
to cure the piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases Of over % years standing. Sold
BY all druggists. Price Sl01.
GOODYEAR HILLS,
fe21 Agents, 81 Main street.
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CHAaCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
ESTATE,
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871,

No, J. r DIN the Second Chaucery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee-Henry Nolan
VS.. Margaret Gtvens ct al
by virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, / viii sell, 8t public auction, to the
highest bidder. in front of the ONCE OF the
Second Chancery COurt OF Shelby county, in
the civ of Memphis. Te.nessee. on
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NEW YORK, April II, $40 p.m.-The
market opened active and steady and
closed OH 4 little from the extreme point,
but generally firm and active az the fol-
lowing quotations:
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A COMPREHENSIVE is this day formed be-
~ tween the undersigned, under the name
and style OF FORD, PORTER q CO, who
Will continue the business as heretofore, at
the Old Stand. No. s. UNION STREET. where
they win be pleased 70 see their old friends
and customers.
NEWTON FORD.
ID. Il. POSTER
" Il II -L-n
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THE firm heretofore existing under the
4 name and style Of GUDWIN & SPILL
NAN, in the Cotton FactOrsge and Commits
sion business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, the same 70 take effect April I, 1871.
Mr.. Goodwin, having purchased Mr.. Spill
mans entire interest in the concern, is alone
responsible for its Liabilities. and authorized
to receipt for claims due the drm.
JNO. r. GOODWIN,
r. B. BPILLMAN.
Memphis, April 7, 1871.
HAVING purchased the entire interest of
IL K. B. S~pillmsn, in the late firm Of God
win & Spillman, Cotton Factors and Commits
sion Merchants, viii continue the same az
the old stand. No. Is Union street, under the
firm name Of
J. R. GOODWIN & co.
Thankful to our patrons and friends for
past favOrs, would respectfully ask for a
continuance OF the same.
APPS T.. r. GOODWIN 4 co.
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SEED POTATOES

EARIY ROSE, Shaker, Russets, London
II Iadfas, Early Goodrich, Pinkeye, Peach.
blow and other varieties, at
nbIR $50 FRONT STREET,
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Fob 5ALE.
ONE LANE & BODLEY
SAW ENGINE.

TYLINDER. &c by 20 inch. ON iron-bed
y plates dy-WheeE 8 feet diameter; u inch
face; pumps, pipes ana valves complete
Boiler proportionate- Iron-frama Saw Min
CarTtaRe, Belts etc. All complete and Ia best
running order. BAVTELLE q CO.,
apo Memphis Rolling MIL
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Saturday, April 29, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit.
The undivided half of lot No. 5-being on
Island s. in the INSISTS ppi river-bez ming
at a cottonwood on the bank of the river,
west side of the island, marEe ed A., on Pinuel's
south boundary ines thence east So chains,
10 a stake and elm, marked p: thence rOItn
80 chains and seyeuty-nV9 G5I links, To an
ash marAeu a., on Aitclells west boundary
line; thence south with his line 50 chairs
and so Inks, TO an ash, marked r, in McGa-
vOck's HOrth line; thence west with mis- line
iOT chains, 10 a cottonwood, marked p, in the
OF the river; thence north 10 west, Z
chatusi thence north s west, 10 chains and
80 links, 10 the beginu1ng-cOuJaluiug as
acres.
Terms of Sale One-third cash; balance IN
six and twelve m0rths, purchaser executing
notes With secufitg. Lien retained to secure
purchase moueT-
Equity Of redemption barred.
This March Is. Isl
NJ. d TEWART,
CORK and Master.
IOuW0Cd e. MrCGU. rr commit. mnZ9
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.


MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
ARRIVES LEAVES:
New Orleans Mail. daily $50 Pm. 1880 p.ms
Express, auy.---. g .UJ am. A30 pm
Freight, daily ex-CeptSuE-
- 2:l5 pm. $40 a.m.
Depot at foot OF Main street. IIckes Omcet
E7k Main street. one door north OF jefferson
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CHANCERY SALE
OF

REAL
No. 1873. R.-First CaaDcery Court OF Shelby
CUuuty-John D~eutLlnger VS.. Antonio
Camp, eta
10y virtue o. an iuterlocutOry decree fOr
% sale entered in the above cause,
March Hth, 1871, / viii SELL, at public
auction, 70 tine highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters ONCE, GreenlsW
Block, Second street, in the city of Memphis,
Ten uauena IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

MEETS ODD FELLOWS HALL, half-past :
vi Regular BUSINESS MEETING, FIEsT
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT Of each month.
Regular C~OLLoQUIAL MEETING, every FRI
DAY NIGHT.
NJ, BURKE, President.
r. sTTTH. Secretary. fe3
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VTELave tested its virtues, and know that
W for Byspepsis, Biliousness aud throb-
biug Headache, 10 Is the best medicine the
world ever saw.-lEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger. Macon, Ca.
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the Isi Day Of June B5,

On the premises, sell publicly, 20 the ElFae
bidder for cash. the following described
In the city or Memphis, and The lIprIF
thereon. tO-Wit: C0mmeuC.uE sI
stake on the south side or Poplar stree
Lnence running south lJ feet lo @ saa
10 leeI % Poplar street, thence west - lE
- tue beginning curuer; belu. lot no. la .f
wat q, Bradford's subdivision and part %
country lot NO al Equity OF redemption
waived. March j. LII
mil p r. CANNON. Trustee
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChanesFy Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1871.

No. S195.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby OuDty Tennessee.-Harriet j..
Register, administrator, Us. g. $. Register
e. gI.
- virtue of an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, 4 viii sell az public auction 20 the
bfehe5t bidder, in mont of the ONCE OF tine
Second Chancery Court In the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
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COTTON.

Tsa market opened quiet, with but q
7fgbt demand and closed quiet and a
e1sde easier. though not quoJably lower.
BUYERS were looking over the markel
during the morning and picked up apouJ
800 bales. and in the af5ernOon-adVlces
from Liverpool not b5ing Of a very laFor-
able elareeber-thsv succeeded in obtain
ing slight concessions, when transactions
were more liberal. Sales were; 800 bales,
including tables Of l0l and 40 bales.
Prices were somewhat irregular, vary
ing. as was the case on the previous
dsv, from Is to 20 on the
came grades. Included In the
sales were 7 bales stained At llLc; 2 do
cleaned stains, lZHci 4 do, llZc; II do,
To-; and a table OF 40 bales averaging
clean stained AZ llZci also q table Of 40
bales Strict Ordinary at lie; another Of
1oi bales Ordinary Gt I0c; 50 Good Ordi-
nary TO Mlddling, NE TO l4c; 30
mixed 10 Good Ordinary, 9Gll55c; 81 Or
dnarv. good style, l0Isci O. Good Ordi-
nav. NE: 80 strict Ordinary, lO56c; l3
strict Low MIddHng, lac; p Mlddllng nc;
lg do, l4c; Ig do, 1870; IA do, l4ci and
Strict Middilpg, 1910.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAEBER or COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, April il. 1871.
stock. Eertombsr 1, Is7O.. $3.50
Reeis since last statement $40
Rsoeived preYiously-.--.. 81, 975-5s.sl 30
468,Is5
Shipped since last stint. 1857
shipped prsviOusly--,., 44O,o93-44Z,3 800
stock a. noon this day. 20,SS5
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. 161
NFfeafssiuui and Tennessee railroad So
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BOOK BIND
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
Trustees Sals.

TTNDER and by virtue Of the terms andpro-
visions OF a deed OF trust to rue exc
cuted by A @. Ferguson, ofthe city Of Mem
phis, and recorded in book IS, pages 45i, 100
and 468, in the Re giater's Othce of ShelDy
county, TENNESSEE, To secure a certain, IN
debtedness therein mentioned, 1 will, on
Monday, the 18Th day Of Nay, 1871,
On the premises, expose for sale, at public
out cry, between legal hours, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described resi
estate. tO.Wit: A certain lot of land, stu
ated. lying and being in the county Of ehet-
by, state Of Tennessee, known. as loJ NO. ~
Block No. Al, IN the plan of the town OF
South Memphis; said lot fronts west on -
Martin street 1891 Two hundred and thirty
FEED; the north line two hundred and ainety-
six feet 1881, and the south line 2Al two huns
bred and thirty-four teet, running east TO the
Bayou.
The equity OF redemption IS barred. Title
to the ABOVE lot has been examined ana pro
nOuuced perfect, but sell and convey only
as trustee.
April s, 1871. ap8
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NEW YORK, April II, 2;25 p.m-The
market is uuchanged-cOntiuues active
and steady. Sterling remains very steady
Al IGg-z. Gold carrying At 2 per cent. No
cla1Es in che money ma ket.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE on THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, April IL, ISL
WEIGHTS OF THE COTTON CROP OF Is70-7I.
The following statement has been pre-
pared in the usual manner, and from more
extended particulars of actual weights
than in past wears. The weights Of bales
exported Of this crop have been ascer-
tsiued from the cu~stom-houses in the
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FINANCIAL.

we have no change of importance to
mention in cIuu6ctiau with local hnGn-
cIzl affairs. There has been no percspU-
BILE increase In The demand for loans, and
with n greater accumulation in the vol
uue of currency. The tone of the market
IS uniformly easy. All uudOubJed COM
meTalsl paper presented for discount at
our banks is readily taken at gGlO per
cent, and I'm fact there Is q percsptiDie
demand for this class OF paper. Rather
than BET this vast amount OF currency that
our banks BOW hold remain idle, and not
being able TO purchase exchange, several
OF the banks are seeking No. j or gilt
edge notes running thirty or sixty days,
aud are taking the same at the inside
rata OF discount mentioned above
Exchange is iu active request, and buy
ing rates are somewhat irregular. Selling
rates, however, ara steady We quote:
New G0rE-psF buying, and &c premium
selling; philadelphia discount 10 par
buviug. and re premium selling; FrOVi-
dsuce-tsc discount TO par buying, and
&c premium selling; B1suOn-par buy
ing. and re premium selling Baltimore
-kc discount to par buying, and &c
premium selling: New OrIeaus-Lc dis
count buying, and par selling. There is
very little demand for the lat
ter, and scarcely any Offering,
Gold b offered ia small quantities, the
EAAN|aH 1"aaE a#A NLA@A W wv 80 -
msnd. Dealers bought st l09ZGIO9Z,
and sold ar 1IOZIIlOZ. Local invest
7nsnts are without especial change. C0un-
rv warrants seem to De tbs main f~eature,
from the impression that the " Ring" are
s5lu in the market; dealers report 6sG63c
as the buying rate, and zoe as the selling
rate: one transaction was made late yes
ferdsV evening, wherein a dealer paid zoe
FOR $1,000. Other securities are quiet and
unchanged. Bank of Tennessee money is
bought ~ use, and sold at 76c, Memphis
IS are bought al SOC and sold az 56Ac.
Gold-baariug bonds are 6la62ZC buying
aud selling. Mississippi and Tennesses
railroad stock is i'm request 81 l5c, and is
sold az 2lr. Memphis and Charleston is
quoled as 35036 buying and selling.
STOCKS AND BONDS rs Il YORK
NEW YORK. April II, I0:25 G.m.-GOv-
ernmeuts opened strong, with an advanc-
ing tendency. Sterling is steady at lU95s.
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MEMPHIS, April 1, 1877
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The cotton taken pl nome
tnrsrs Is IN heavier bales than the average
of The crop, coming as it does ia larger
proportion from the districts where cotton
i backed in larger bales, and less from
New Orleans and the CarOlinas, where
lighter weights prevail Many thousand
bales come 10 the mills by rail snd
steamer. from Central Alabsms, that sv-
erags 5I2 pounds, OF more than the aver
ace at Mobile. These differences modify
slightly the average at the ports, as found
from the exports of cotton. Applying
the several averages rs thus ascertained
10 the quantities assumed as approximate
for the several localities for a total crop OF
4250. 600 bales, IF 1t shall be so much, we
H1vaa
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The weights from Memphis were oo-
tsfDe6 from freight agents there, and tbs
manufacturers weights from their in
voices. as follows:
Cotton AV.Wiht,
p--fz Bales. Pounds
Nsmnriz .IO3.45l 47S.6S
g Ta0 8g5 aS6.
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MEMPHIS, April II, 1871,
RiUer Editor AppeGJ-The river fell 9
inches in the past "A hours. Below high
water mark Of 1867, IL feet g inches.
JOHN ZFNT-
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, April g, 1871.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30

The agent of William Conrad is in town,
laking arrangements for that gentleman to
zhi5it his equine, canine and Darwinian
lonjers From the splendid testimonials
i brings we are confident that his will be
be most Interesting exhibition that has
Fer visited our city, particularly to the
hunger portion of the community. His
lanb actors must be wonderful, indeed, II
hey perform halt what is advertised. We
llFe lolg heard of Mr.. Conrad, but never
Il the pleasure of witnessing the perform
Ile of himself and troupe, and as the OPP
'otunjty will be presented Thursday and
Friday. December eth and Sth, he having
nade arrangements to play under Old John
lloinsou's mammoth canyasses, we are
loaGd t. be there, and advise every body
lie to @ and see the wonders. Old John
IES tell all the little children that there
'lbe no extra charge to see Mr.. Conrad
lal tbe dogs. monkeys and ponies, and the
Ianster sea Lions can be seen at the same
Hne, and they are worth the admission fee
bone
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OLD JOHN ROIsRNSON'S CARD.
Tickets fnK. SaIa

Old John Robinson would most respect
fully inform the citizens of the city OF Jack
son and vicinity who are dosirous of wit
Messing his mammoth Three Tent Show.
museum, menagerie, caravan and circGs
with their families, and who have heretofore
refrained from doing so, on account of the
annoyance and delay in procuring tickets at
the Ticket Wagon, Oecasioned by the vast
crowds which always surround the same,
that he has placed tickets on sale at the well
known, and popular store occupied by
Messrs. VIM. NJ. Patton & Gus Asher, as
jewelry and druggist store, corner of Pearl
and State streets. The price of admission
to the entire quadruple combination, will
be rs cents for adults, and so cents for chill
dren under ten years of age. Doors will
open for the menagerie and museum at 1215
and 612 p. m circus performances will COM
mence att Il and ~ p. nj.
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These Monster Sea LIONS Gormfran,
10 .B@ckSOm ON ThmrsdmY mmd
Friday, Dee. 9TH and @fYa

Those monster Sea Liens who require
hundreds of pounds of fresh fish daily for
their support, are creating the greatest ex-
element wherever they come before the
public They are the first that ever were
placed on exhibition in this country under
canvass Mr. Robinson has exnerieueed
the greatest difficulty in keeping them alive.
owing tc their peculiar nature, adaptation
to ocean water and trouble in procuring
sufficient quantity of fresh fish. They are
considered by sailors the most dangerous of
all ocean monsters, frequently pursuing the
ooats or whaling vessel for miles in order
10 give battle, and so fierce and warlike are
they that 1t is almost certain death for one
or even two men to be attacked by them
while they are in the water Hundreds sur-
rounding the boat, they will upset II. and
then the poor sailor meets with horrible
death. There Is, also, beautiful seal from
the coast of Greenland, which Mr.. Robin
son has procured at great expense, to show
the Difference between the Seal and the Sea
Lion, as well as the difference between the
natives OF the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
They will all be in Jackson December 9TH
and Sth.
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'"1'e Wholesome Advice abOuI the
Fair.

-ns directory of the State Fair Associa-
- Will next Monday, positively throw
- 'ne gates to the spacious grounds and
= --'' Visitors to the magnificent display
.ae afrayed. There is no question that,
h. outstanding the lateness OF the season,
-, s VIII be large number of visitors
- and for this very reason, the late
- 'he season, and the weather being
So less cool and damp, each visitor
a'i' before proceeding to the grounds,
! ,Fafe MIN or herself with such clothing
i. =, insure warmth, comfort and presrva-
b., = health; and visitors can find no bet
~. s.4ee 10 supply themselves than at the dry
~ - emporium of S. G.. NEWCOMER, where
NJ, - Jung inthe line of winter goods can be
rn, ,-Ssec at low prices for cash. Shawls,
a. - sacks, furs, and in fact. wrappings
Oys. description, India rubber goods,
,,s sues, coats, etc. Call at NEWCOMERS
purchase the necessary articles.
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new Law ississiPpi
state Cases.

Mr. Attorney General Morris has in press
+ New York, and will have ready by the
''a0f January, a work that will be of rare
lieFeSt and value to the legal profession in
rs State. 1t is a new Report of all the
scklons in Criminal Cases, of the High
eaft and Supreme Court of this State from
'as organization of the Judiciary, in the
's4f ISIS, down to the present day, with
pioas notes referring to other English and
'aeFleaa authorities, and full Precedents
~ .fimlnal Pleadings and for Entries for
--s VieFAs in making up records. Complete
1.-Two volumes, containing in both about
!" pages. The first volume will be en-
e'shed with a portrait of Chief Justice
''AfSey and the second with that of the
, si'es' orator and advocate, Sargent >.
'rentisS.
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MARRIED..

aa, " ND 10Th inst, r. b. SMITH, Esq, of Can
asTonn1 Iss'' 70 Miss ANNIE ID. SMITH, OF
Hos, 10Th inst, at Holly Springs, Miss
18th ~ yo ~ CALHooN To Miss SALLY LEA,
lie tuesday morning, the 29d inst, at
A. ftSSl,dience of the brides father. by DIR.
Sewto@ri me, Mr. II. ii. HENRY, editor Of the
Of BrsndL ledger, and Miss Ida w. JOHNSON,
Wednesj residence of the brides father, on
Gelock eveHing, Nov. LIST, 1871, at
iona H. ~ the Rev. DIR. Darlington, Of VII
eOuntv n, N. III. BAIRD, of SunfioweI
EORF MISS, and Miss ADDIE A. MCLE-
Of CarsoSmG ghter of Col. john ID. McHemore,
'fOll county, Miss.
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A Radical Denied his Faith.
From the Enterprise Courier

FROM Ln& Enterprise Courier.
James Garrard, recent nominee of the
Radical party for Representative, had
occasion to visit Marengo county, Ala
bama, since the election. After passing
Energy he changed politics and expa-
tiated largely about what eve Demo
Gratis" did. In Marengo they got Jim
in tight place, some Of his relatives and
old friends, had seen az newspaper in
which he was spoken Of as the Radical
candidate, but Jim Indignantly repealed
the charge and said that the editor had
made mistake, and should have written
Guerrant instead of Garrard, and that
he would have the correction made as
soon as he returned home. 1t is very
evident that Jim is thoroughly ashamed
of his former political associates. Well
there's no wonder that such is the case
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"HER EAS.

The Board of Supervisors accepting the pro-
position from said railroad company, herein
before incorporated and made part of this
order; therefore A-
BE IT ORDERED, That the question of
Subscription" mo Subscription to the
sand dollars (S225, Cc0), the amount contained
and asked for in the proposition aforesaid, be
submitted to the qualified voters of Kinds
county at a special election to be held at the
various voting precincts in Kinds county, ON
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
1871, and the Board of Registers of Kinds
county, are hereby no, fed to hold said cleo
ton, and to proceed at once to give the notice
hereof, is provided by Article of the Cen
eral Election Law, and to make due returns of
the result of said election as required by law;
and that the Clerk of this Board certify
copy of this order to the Board of Registrars.
j. r. HORN, President.
GEO. DoNNELL, Clerk. nov28