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LAoNerllselllenl-I
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
by THE
Central johnson Club OF Meuplis.
October 3. Iszs.

Res0feed, In the language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic state
ventiOn. held at Nashville, June, IstS. three
years after every act OF President Johnson :
70 which even the most ultra partisan could
object, had become history "Ihat Andrew
ti0us as President 0f the United states, az a
period Of trying and Unprecedented erubar-
rasSment has rendered his name LIustrlOus
by the fidelity with which he has sought to
preserve, protect aad defend the Constitution
against the assault OF a revolutionary faction (.
nrlf has earned the gratitude Of she Ameri-
can people, and rendered himself worthy OF
the highest mark Of confidence that may be
bestowed on him."
Resolrs.I Also in the words Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, Of August p, lS72l That she
lAndrew J0nson) has done some things which
we condemn, out many more that we approve.
he Is perhaps the s0undesI, n we may not say
the prOl0undest, the mosa philosophie think-
er Of the day and while admirinE the grand
proportions Of his massive intellect, and con-
fesslng bis patriotism. we cannot Ind IN our
plain because there are spots on the glowing
face Of the god Of day Let Us hear the phtl-
OSOpher and statesman and profound thinker,
and whatever OF personal faults may be
ascri1ed 20 him they can ne no greater or
grander than his original and admirable
genius for staresmanship-"
ReS0lred, iso, tin the language OF the Nash
vile Union and Ahlerie1u after the n1mina-
ton Of General CheaiEam ry the convention
which met at Nashville ia August last. That
.nOue deny the personal worth Of General
Cheatham. but there seems to US, and. as
Tennessee, a peculiar fitness in the selection
OF ex-Presideut johnson at this time both
because OF his great ability and his loyalty to
the Union during the war
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Important decision BY the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee.

From1he Knoxville Press and Hesrid, Oct. 81
H. J. Mitchell, who was a passenger
on the eastern bound train on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road, on the thiTty-first Of December
1870, from Greeneville to johnson City,
met with his death at the latter place,
by falling between the freight platform
and the cans, while in motion. Mr..
Mitchell was notified that be had reach
ed his destination, as soon as the train
stopped, but foT some unaccOuntable
cause, did not attempt to leave the train
until Il had started. The train, however,
did not start till three minutes
behind time, which gave all pas
senger, whether crippled OF not,
ample time 10 leave the seats
before il left the station. Ii seems
that Mr.. Mitchell delayed getting of
until after the train was in motion, and
then attempted to jump on to a high
platform, not intended for passengers.
The result was that be was caught be-
tween the platform and the moving
train, and almost instantly crushed 10
death. His widow brought suit for
damage to theSamOut Of fifty thousand
dollars and obtained a verdict for ten
AINlnAlA AIC AOALA at
JonesbOrO, Washington county. This
case was appealed 70 the Supreme Court,
where it was reversed, on yesterday,
and remsnded for q new trial. The
other case Is one pertaining to the death
OF Reuben Staten, who was run over by
a train Of ears, two miles east Of Dalton,
on the night Of the thirty-first Of May,
1879. He, in company with several
Others, left Dalton a little after dark on
the day mentioned taking the railroad
for their home route. II appears that
his comrades either left or deserted him,
and the first known OF him was when
his mangled remains wese found some
two or three hundred yards in the rear
Of the train, which had passed over his
body. The engineer, after passing over
what he thought % be an obstruction,
stopped his train and hacked 70 the
point ct which the bOGy was found,
which stiil showed some signs OF life.
lne body was placed upon the train and
taken back to Dalton, where medical
assistance was brought into reauisifion.
The medical fraternity decided that
death would shortly ensue. and soon
after, he expired. The father Of the
unfortunate man brought suit agaipst
the railroad company for twenty-five
thoOsand dollars which was decided on
Friday last in favor OF the railroad COM
pany.
Minister Nelson arrived at New York
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BROWNSVILLE.
Speaking by the Candidates for Con-
gress-Warm Welcome to
General Cheatham.

Special 10 the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, October 1.-THE can
didates for Congress spoke here to-day
to a small crowd. The leading Radi-
Gals applauded johnson. Beyond this
there was no demonstration for him.
Maynard made a powerful speech
which win unite his party. The attempt
Of the Radicals to create johnson capi-
tai is disgusting his supporters.
General Cheatham was received with
overwhelming marks Of esteem. When
he spoke, the crowd had trebled in size
and greeted him with prolonged cheers.
johnson has lost votes here to-day
and united our party on the nominee,
whom they see is the only chance to
beat Maynard.
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LEXINGTON, October 1.-THE at
tendance of the second day Of the Trot-
ting Horse Fair was good. Five trotS
We're well contested.
First Trot.-For a purse of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, for three year olds
and under; one hundred dollars to the
first and fifty to the second, mile heats
to harness. Ferrell's Ella Clay, 2, l, I;
BrittOn's Baron ROthschild, l, ,, 3
Georges HyIas, 3, distanced; Fleming's
Jim Cogar, distanced. Time-2:4l3 J,
2:40{, 2;43.
Second TrOt.-FOr a premium Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, for horse;
never beat $3.50, one hundred to the
first and fifty to the second
mile heats, three in five to har-
ness. Peters Alto, l, l, l Rice's
Bushwhacker, 8, ,, 3; Davis's Sugar in
the Gourd, 2, 4, 2; Patterson's Sallie
Duke, 5, 3, 4; Dedman's Mark Antony
4, distanced; Redd and Wallaee's
Woodford May, distaneed. Time-2;S4i
2:32, 2:36.
There will be two races tomorrow.
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AHn.h.Yenaer as a shootist.

CHICAGO, October l7.-This afternoon
r. J. Douglass white, and A. Kinekler
(cOloredl, were shot and dangerously
wounded by Samuel Jones (colored)
keeper Of a sailors clearinghouse on
Lombard street. Jones says the men
wounded attacked him and followed
him into his house, and that he fred in
self-defense. Jones has been committed
to prison in default Of bail to await the
result Of the injuries inflicted.
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MADRID, October 1.-THE end Of the
revolt in Ferrol is officially announced.
The Insurgents, fearing the result Of an
attack, began to disperse during the
night, which was dark and stormy.
Some took refuge on board q vessel they
had seized and sailed for Seijo, and 9TH
ers fled through the town under the fire
Of the troops, and about hundred were
captured. The government forces this
morning entered the arsenal, meeting
with no resistance. -Four hundred OF
the Insurgents remained within the
walls, all Of whom were made prisoners.
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between the hours of II and y o'clock a NJ
and in frent Of the Sherins Office, No. 81
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee sell 70 tne
highest bidder IoF fi fo-it ' iS-iS fraet o.
parcel OF land, lying and situated IN 7ne4Dy
county, Tennessee. Beginning az stake on
the west boundary in the Twelfth Ciyll DIS
trict Of shelby county, Tennessee, W9Ieh pc
lOnged to the late George l. h0lhes'
or what is known as ScOtts avenue az Us m
tersectiOn with Holmes aYeu uue ABOUT ~ Grams
north Of the intersection Of said scott ave-
nue. with the Memphis and Germantown
plank road; thence running eastward apoGt
ward to Remberts avenue 20 cnains 70
Elizabeth avenue; thence westward win
Elizabeth and Holmes avenue, about seventy
chains 70 the beginning. embracing Lle orl-i-
nal homestead Of the said George i. tOlTnes,
and now occupied in part by Geo g homes
and in part by " r Holmes Ihls e1ecutign
is levied on the entire interest Of William X.
Holmes in said tract OF land, being an undl-
vided one-half interest. Also, on the entire
interest Of defendants. George Z. Holmes anu
W. B. Holmes m and 70 tue IolloNlnB tSa4
estate, to wit: Lots Nos. 4-6 and 10 in the plat
and Su bdivisiOn OF the George l. Holmes tract
Of land in shelby County, Tennessee, about
five miles east Of the city Of Memphis, on the
north side Of the Memphis ana Germantown
plank road, otherwise known as the state
Line road. said lot No. 4 is said 70 contain
six and ninety-seveu one hundredths 20 s1-lu1l
acres, and fronts4 SO 4 LOO poles on north side
of said Memphis and Germantown Plank
Road, and is bounded west by lot No. east
by lot No. 5, and north by 6l-acre lot said 10
belong to Jacob W Moon said lot No. =
said 20 contain three and f8rty-fOur One-hun-
dredth @ 4f-iOJl acres, and fronts 43-lOV poles
on the north side OF the plank road, and IS
bounded west by lot No 8; north by Moons
60 acres, and east by a lot Of 81 acres, said 10
belong TO one Shirley said lot No. l9 is said
to contain 10 acres, and is bounded north by
Holmes avenue S 53-l00 poles, east BY another
avenue y poles, south by lot % and by John
sons lot S3-i0O poles, and west by lot Is y
poles. -
October 9. Is72. ". P. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of shelby County.
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 17.-At Prospect
Park to-day, the double team race was was
Wickes, beating Plimpton and Dark
ness. Time-2:3l, 2:343, 2:434
The race Of two mile heats, thousand
dollar purse, for horses who had never
beaten 2:35, was won by Commodore.
Time-5:6, and 5:43.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON. October l7.-Cotton market
quiet; good ordinary, l6l<9l654 &c; net receipts
SO bales; stock, =, ,79S bales
SAVANNAH. October I7.-COtton market
irregular, with fair demand and good offer
ingss middling. l8tsalSzc; net receipts, 2lb
bales; exports TO Havre, 1880 bales; sales
2jS4 bales; stock, 1851 bales.
CHARLESTON, October IT.-Cotton market
firm with a good demand middung, lS@lS1zc
net receipts, Z73l bales sales, 100 bales; stock
2501 bales.
MOBILE, October I7.-Cotton market quiet
middling. 1S1zcc low middling, lSc; good ordi
nary, I1s; mel receipts, 1853 bales; exports
cosstwise, 903 bales; sales, l0O0 bales; cock
81 Il3 bales
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WASHINGTON, October r17.-AttOrney.
General Williams authorizes an emphat.
ic denial of the statemont that he in.
tends TO retire from the cabinet after the
Presidential election. His withdrawal
from the Oregon Senatorial contest was
for the purpose of remaining in his pres
ent position, and it should be stated as
q fact stated on good authority, that Col
onel BristOw, Solicitor General, has nc
ambition to be Judge Williams's success
sOr, it being known that he will soon re-
tire from that Office TO engage in Other
pursuits.
The adjourned term of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, will com
mence on the twenty-eighth of October
and the call Of the docket will be re-
sumed at case No. IFS. The Chief JUS
tice and Associate Justices Miller, Field
Strong and Bradley are now in Wash
ington.
A telegram from an officer of high
standing at Annapolis, says that the
story Of maltreating and injustice to the
colored cadet Midshipman Conyers is
wholly false.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, October l7.-In a railroad
accident at Kelvedon to-day ten cars
went over an embankment and were
badly wrecked. Only one passenger, a
lady, was killed outright; tventy-three
injured, two or three Of whom may die.
The agitation has began for the aboli-
ton OF hogging at Newgate as a penalty
for crime. Many letters have appeared
in the Times and other journals urging
the discontinuanee Of this barbarous
practice.
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CABLE REPORTS.


PARIS, October 1.-THE postal treaty
between France and the United States
reducing the rates Of postage nealNy one
half has been approved by the State
Departments Of the two countries. II
has been submitted to the French Min.
ister Of Finance, who viii consider the
peculiar features Of the treaty, and from
whom a favorable report is expected
After that, an early change Of the rati.
ficatiOns is anticipated.
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Cbeathnm nd CIarksvIIIe.

GAINESVILLE, October l4.-A COM
mittee of fifty met General Cheatham
at Guthrie this morning, and one thou
sand persons, on horseback, on foot and
in carriages, received him at Clarksville
ana escorted him to the hotel, where
Colonel J. E. Barry made a reception
speech, to which General Cheatham
made fitting reply. All the business
houses turned out to greet him on the
street. The candidates for Congressman
at large subsequently spoke to crowd
of two thousand whites and fifteen hun
dred negroes. The whites were solid
and wild with enthusiasm for Cheat
ham. The most sanguine johnson men
claim only one hundred and fifty in thi.
county. Maynard has the negroes here
soEd.
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nOre Election Frauds Coming to Light

LANCASTER, Pa, October 17.-Cap-
tain McMillen, a member of the Select
Council and member of the Republican
County Committee; also John Witten-
ger, a prominent broker, have been
arrested and held in fifteen hundred
dollars bail to answer the charge Ol
issuing fraudulent naturalization papers.
MeAlillen made a strong effort to have
the charge against him withdrawn by
Mayor Pyle, but the Mayor declined
saying justice must be meted out.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


COLUMBIA, October 1.-THE Moses
State ticket is undoubtedly elected
Ransier, Elliott and Rainey, colored
Republicans, and B. F. Perry, Democrat,
are elected to Congress. The bolters
polled a strong vote. The Democrats
have elected several Representative
TO the legislature
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DAVIS-The friends and scquaintances OF
Mr. and Mrs. jefferson Davis are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Of their son,
WILLIAM HOWELL DAVIS, at st. Lazarus
Church, Madison street, at three o'clock this
(FRIDAT) afternoon.
BECKER-The friends and acquaintances OF
John and Catherine Becker are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of their son,
FREDxRIcK W., from their residence, l55 Pop
lar street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon, at four
o'clock
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On October 26, 1872.
Whole Certificates, So; Halves, $3.50;
Quarters, $1-25,
Which admits the Holder to the Fair on

The drawings OF the Agricultural Society
commend themselves TO parties desiring 10
invest In such schemes, for the following rea-
sons: They are conducted by well-knOwn
gentlemen, who have no interest whatever in
the result; therefore, they are perfectly fair
The schemes are liberal. The prizes are
never sealed down, d" but always paid IN fun.
There Is never any pOstponemeHt, hut the
drawings invariably take place at the time
ard in the manner advertised. Besides all
this, the money received for tickets goes
toward the Improvement OF a home instltu
tion, in which every citizen Of the county
should feel an interest.
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SheriT's Sale of Real Estate

nv virtue Of an execution 10 ne direct
b ed from the Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
in the case OF Samuel MOsby, recelVerl W
George L. Holmes ct al, issued OCTOBER ;, ie1l-
Judgment rendered the 3Qth day OF June, io1z,
for SIS 33 and costs, to satisfy said judgment
Interest and cost. will, on
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The Missouri, Kansas. and Texas Rail-
road.

road.
PARsON, KANSAS, October 17.-Vice-
President DemisOn, of the Missouri,
Kansas, and Texas railroad, and party
returned from Texas to-day. Orders
have been issued for vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the road to Demison, Texas,
which place is assuming the proportions
of a city, four hundred houses of all
kinds being now completed. Three
miles Of track was laid yesterday, and
the great bridge across Red river win be
ready for the track by the fifteenth of
November. The rush to Texas from the
Northern States is unprecedented.
Reports to-day show that eighty-three
carloads Of cattle are on the way to
eastern cities, and two hundred car
loads are under contract for shipment
as soon as cars can be furnished. Cot
ton is also accommodating in the vicinity
Of the road, and soon the eastern mar
kets will be flooded with this staple.
Orders were issued to-day for the con-
structiOn Of large freighthouse at this
point, and also for pushing rapidly for
ward the completion of the elevator,
machine-shops and roundhoEses Of the
company at Parsons.
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The soldiers under the command OF
the Emperors Of Austria, Germany and
Russia, who recently held a conference
in Berlin, comprise considerably mere
lbhan half Of the entire military force OF
Europe. Thus. Austria has an effective
army Of SOS, 05l men, 49,, 1913 horses and
1924 guns: Germany has / ,O52, SOC men,
2s9.3l4 horses and 2022 guns, and Russia
has I, ,462, 464 men, S24, go horses and
2ls4 guns. The total of the forces Of
these three empires comprises SsS7S, ,02l
men, 698. 3g7 horses and $3.50 guns.
The aggregate forces Of al the other
European States amount TO 2,l43, SIG
men, 40, 357 horses and 1872 guns.
Thus. France has on a war footing
sos, So men, llS, ,939 horses and 96i
guns; Italy has 50l, ,977 men, 4S, AZ
horses and 20 guns; Great Britain has
470, 779 men, &c, ,642 horses ard 336 guns.
Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Turkey
and Spain, have an aggregate Of sSl ,374
mea, l29. sos horses and 1892 guns.
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Card of Thanks.


TEELING gratihed under the peculiar cir
IT cumstances which fell % cur view on
Trip No. z pf the coed steamboat Undine. Cap
tain Coos tsch immRnding, in the discharge
Of his do b ever ready 10 please and accom-
MEDIATE those IA his charge, ard never failing
20 answer 70 the wants OF the people In his
trade, and ever prompt In the discharge of BIS
duty wherever he may be called either on the
hCFTieane-rOOf on on deck, we the under
signed, take this method OF expressing our
a. dmiratiOn Of The Captain aud his elegant
steamer.
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Nnn.Resident Nntiea.

No. 6S7.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, ,Tennessee.-AugustonA Aston
vs. T. S. Ayres, Macy, Rankin 4 Co., and
others.
IT appearing from affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants, J. c. Macy
Charles 5. Rankin, Joshua z. WoltoG, Luther
Ewing and Matilda Mitchell. firm OF Macy
Rankin * Co., PrOvine Mccormack, Lewis
Howes, George r. Preston, John c. Kim
brOugh, Catlin Preston, William &. Preston
and John D. Preston are nOn-residents Of the
state Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein
at the courthouse Of the second Chancery
Court In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday in December, is72, and
plead, answer or demur to complainants
bin, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as TO them, and set for hearing exparte
and that copy OF this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, In the
Memphis Appeal.
This October II, 1872.
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
a cOpy-attest.
smith, Scott & Jeffe~ n, Sol'rs for Comppt
JOSIAH PATTERSON, THOs. G. LOWE,
T,e Of Ns,Tf aFar
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Mednesdar. October 30. 1879.

in 'front.' OF the sherin-s Office, No. S5l Second
street, Memphis, sell 20 the Highest bidder, f0I
cash an Of The stock OF the said W. B. Green.
law IN the Union and finnter's Bank Of Mem
phfs and al of the right, title and interest
therein: all OF the stock Of the said " B
tireanlaw IN the Peoples Insurance tompany
OF Memphis aud all Of his right, title and IN
terest therein; and all OF the stock OF the
sad ~. 3. Greenlaw IN the Carolina Insurancs
Company OF Memphis and hii Of his right
tttie and Interest therein, 70 satisfy said judg
nent, Interests and costs.
sale 10 take place 90 II o'clock am.
". j. p. DOYLE.
sheriff Of shelby county.
Beecher & Beleber, Att'ys for plalntif. locIi
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DIRECTORS;
E. MCDAvITr, President.
JoHS JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. 7. FARGAsoN, Of Fargason & Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN T. STRATroS, OF Stratton, James * Co..
Commission Merchants.
NAPoLEoS BILL, Of Hul, FOntaine & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A. GooDwYN, Cotton Broker.
N. E. COCHRAN, Of N. E. & J. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
H. E. JACKSON, of Estes & Jackson, Attorneys
NATHAN ADAMS, Stanton, Tennessee.
FE1HIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
i sonable Inducements to insurers. It's losses
re settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
IS are as low as any solvent CON pany can
0r1 ea1-
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MASONIC NOTICE

FTEFIE stated communication OF DeSoto o
i Lodge, No. 293, viii be held thisNfAS
tfRIDAI1 evening, October 18th, az ~
o'clock, for dispatch Of business
All NJ. 81. 5 are fraternaliy invited.
By order. ~ C. WILLIAMSON. W NJ
r. ". SUEI. TON. SECRETARY ocfs
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The French authorities have suspen-
ded part Of the works at the Mont Gents
Tunnel, in consequence Of an official
notice received Indicating that the
French proposition TO enforce the rail-
way service % one line has been sub
mitted 20 the government at Rome.
The Italian government has deputed
an engineer 10 remain at MOdane and
watch the Progress Of the French forti-
ficatiOns, constructed so a. TO command
the French opening Of the tunnel.
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CERTIFICATES FOR SALE

At Memphis and Charleston Railroad Office,
27S Main street; Louisville Railroad Of1ice,
2S71S Main street; Boyle & Chapman's;
Leidy's Hat Store; Exposition
Building, and all the Agen-
pfpS Of the Society
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50 People from the country win bear I'm
the q Exposition are good 70 return, II
stamped by the Secretary Or the Agri sRltural
Fair, thus permitting them TO visit both dis
plays. Ocl5
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ADMISSION
TO THE
FAIR
COMMENCING
Monday, October 21

TNTRANCE TICKETS FOR SALE AT THE
u Memphis and Charleston Railroad Ticket
Once, rs Main street; Louisville Railroad
Ticket once, 81 Main street; Boyle & Chap
mans Bookstore, and ar the Exposition Build
ing and Memphis and Charleston Depot
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Administrative Notice.

7 HAVE this day taken out letters Of admin
/ istratun on the estate Of my husband
claims against said state viii present the
same within the time prescribed by law. AL
persons indebted to said estate are requesteo
TO settle the same.
MRS. ROSE A. JOYCE, Adminlstratrix
nc+nb.- ~ Oe1S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of South o
~ Memphis Lodge, No us, wiz beNfAS
lsth, AZ ~ o'clock, for work in the +. A. and
z. c. degrees.
All Z. As and r. C.'s fraternaIly invited.
A. j. WHEELER, W. NJ.
J. HARVEY MATHIS, Secretary. ociS