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Chaneery Sale OF Real Estate
MAY 4, 1872.


No. 43iS7JOhn Green ct al. IS. A l.. Mitchell
ct al-Iu the Second Chancery Court OF Shell
by count Tennessee.
DY virtue o. an fnterlOcutory order ofsale
ID made in this cause, 1 viii sell to the high
est bidder at public sale, in 'front.' Of the Second
Chencery courtroom, on Second street. Mem
phis, Tennessee,
On saturday. May 4, ISz2,
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate:
A certain tract Of land in shelby county.
Tennessee. described and bounded as follows.
Beginning at a stake, from which north "a
west twelve Up links an elm marked NJ
thence south thfrty-fOur GA chains and dfty
l5U) links 70 a stake: from which south 1879.
west thirty-siX links. a sweet gum marked ].
thence east eleven lD chains and seventy-fOur
74 links TO q stake in the field; thence north
thirty-four IA chains dfty (50l links to a
stake, from which south 49,, west tWentv-six
(Z6l links, an ash marked h; thence west
eleven Cd chains and s~eventy-fOur f4l links
to the beginning, containing forty and one
half (40LD acres, and being part Of original
grant ga for 500 acres, in the name OF George
LOherty.
Terms of sale-On a credit of seven and
eighteen months, purchaser executing notes,
bearing interest, with good security; lien re-
tanned; equity Of redemption baFred.DThis
April 2, 1872.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson. Estes & DaShiei. EOlg. rur eumu'g.
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MONETARY AND MATTERS
--LATEST REPORT By TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK

NEW 1Ohh.
NEW YORK, April Il.
Gsld-The market closed steady at ll05s@Ill.
Loans at 515 per cent. 10 nat for carrying,
and g l-64 FOR use. Cleariugs, 100000.
Money-Market closed essy al ! to per cent.
gold
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills, lO95E.
Southern State Securities-State bonds closed
dull and steady. Quotations
Missouris--5L Virginia, new.---.5-
Tennessees neW.--671s y. Carolinas, new-&-
Nirginias, old---54- Gold.---.---uO1s
United States Bonds-GOVernment bonds
firm, With an advance Of a on 5-As ofIS62, 1865,
ana ls55. Treasury took 100000 at lose
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a card.

IN retiring from the firm of Partee, Burleson
i &Co, which ~ impelied by outside business
Interests and obligations, / take pleasure in
saving that, after several years business in
t~ercourse with the parties IA succeed IL, ]
can bear testimony TO their business Integrity,
and commend them TO the patronage Of my
friends. I can be found in future at my levee
Office in the rear OF No. $50 Front street.
II. A. PARTEE.
Memnhis. Tennessee. March %. ~. ap2
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shATES, STATES

shATE5, 9GATES.
BANGOR PENRHYN SLATE OFFICE,
I2 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
DIET Bangor Penrhyn, Port Dinorwic and
ID Port Medoc states for roofing, by cargo
OF small lots, 20 suit purchasers. Slate-slab
Urfnak for railway depOts, etc. English
Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS In quantities to
suit.
n B-slating contracted for at home or
abroad. Repairs to slate-rOofs will receive
prompt attention. Wharf-CoTner Philip,
Tchoupitoulas and Levee streets. z. o. box
TOeo. Merchants Exchange, I33.
W. +. ELLIOTT, Agent,
80 Practical Slater and Slate Mason.
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SatEFdaY, May "a, Is72.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit: A tract OF parcel OF land,
lying and situated in the county Of shelby,
state Of Tennessee, on the west side Of the
Hernand road, in the Fourteenth Civil Dis
trict Of said county, south Of and adjoining
Judge Kings lot, and known and described as
lot No. 81 OF McLemOre's division, contain
ing five and three-fOurth acres, more or less
said tract has been subdivided into three lots,
and will be sold separately.
Terms OF Of seven months; pur-
ehasers executing notes, with good security,
and lien retained To secure purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred. This April g.,
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b. F. COLEELAE, Deputy Clerk.
WaIker q HOrrigan. Solicitors. aplO wed
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TRUST A L OF LAND.

D. virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed TO the
IL Undersigned as trustee, by Partee K Har-
bert on the 10th day Of September. 1870. to Sc
cure certain indebtedness therein specified.
Que Dy said Partee & Harbert to Johnson q
GoOnrlehf !, as said trustee, will offer for sale.
at puhhe ~auct1oni 70 the highest bidder. for
cash. al the town Of Oakland, in Yallabusha
county. Mississinni On the
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April II.
u:0 a.m-Gold ulI. sight exchange .
premium. Sterling EXchange-lABE9l2ss
p. insight exchange, q per cent. premi-
um; sterling exchange, I2J1s9lDPs.
LONDON.
LONDON, April II.
500 pm-American securities closed as FOL
lows. Quotation
Consols.----RgI q. &. SOS, 1S5---9IZ
T.. ). 5-20s, 1872 ----s0E L.. ;. 520s ls67---s5H
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NEW
AMERICAN CYCEOPEDIA

UIHE emit of the citizens OF Memphist is
Il called to this Incompatible work.
Direct orders to W. H. Sparks, general agent
for the city OF Memphis and the States OF Al
ALBANIA and Mississippi, at the store OF Boy1e
a Chairman. MemphlS mhN
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NOTTCE.

A GENERAL meeting Of the stockholders
"a Of the LOUISVILLE \ NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY is hereby called, 10 be
held at the Office Of the Company, In LOUIS
WILL, KENTUCKY, on
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of May next,
at IL o'clock am, TO take into consideration
our connections, extensions, and such other
basiness as may be laid before the meeting.
The stock-books viii be closed from the llth
to the 18th of May, both days inclusive.
Per order OF the Board.
apI4 h. d. NEWC0MB, President.
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LONDON
PARIS.
PARIS, April l7.-Rentes, S.
COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, April I7.-United States eOu-
POns, 5-2s, lS62, $50.
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COBB, DOLHONDE & co.
Corner walnut and Third streets,
81. LOUIS, MIsSOSRL
COBB, & CO.,
NEW ORLEANS, la,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

A GENTS for the celebrated 5. A. Miller
"A Chicken-COck pure old Bourbon and Rye
Whiskies, Also, for other Western Distillers
and R~ectifers.
Consignments and orders solicited for West
ern and southern produce generally. Cash
advances made, dAktaW
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ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE

OF all competing lines. Take this line and
Avoid 25 Miles Of Steamboat Transfer,
and the annoying changes of cars incident 70
other lines.
&c Ask for Tickets III Iron Ouuta and
Chicago and Alton lines.
Fare as low a. by any other route. Baggage
checked through TO all points.
w. R. ALLEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St
Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, st
Louis, Missouri.
JAMES CHARLTON,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago
Alton and st. Louis Railroad, Chicago.
W. Il. QUARTERMAN,
fel8 Passenger Agent. 27K Main street.
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REMBERT'S
PLANTATION COMPRESS.

For making cotton bales of commercial size
at once on the plantation, and using his me-
talltc baling instead of combustible bagging
and troublesome ties, saying nothing CT elias
sihcatiOn ~ and expressing the oil from the
seed, amounting 10 millions more.
To do this, let a few men in each county
buy the right las he viii now only sell indi-
vidual, territorial or " stational right. He
viii sell rights for a royalty of ten cents a
bale, and the buyer can then sell Individual
privileges for a dollar a bale, thus making a
thousand per cent. profit
Again, two of the presses without the cot
tOn-bOX for the planter, costing 500, with one
mule can repress 10000 bales in a hundred
days., and thus, at a great many shipping
points, or stations in the interior, can make
$1,000 in that time on less than $1,000 capital
He will furnish the patterns at cost, all guar
anteed.
A safer investment and finer field for the
capitalist is not within the pounds of posi-
bility, nor a greater benefactiOn to the plant
ing interest, except "The COtton-pickeF."
Address the inventor and patentee,
s. s.
Care of Royster & Irrelevant,
apps Memphis, Tennessee.
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TO SPECTATORS.
Every Year in the Cotton Crop

Or near EIGHT DOLLARS PER BALE, by
introducing
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, ApfilI7,
Cotton market quiet. Middlings, A1se. sales,
so bales.
2pmlCotton steady and in fair demand,
Middlings, L5Sc. Sales, 3jOo bales. Receipts,
Iffs bales.
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CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
AND
CHICAGO, ALTON & ST. LOUIS
RAILROADS.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE
From all points South to
PULLAM'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS
RUN FROM
Memphis Humboldt to st. Louis
WITHOUT CHANGE.
WITHOUT CHANGE.

Puliam Sleeping Coaches and celebrated
DINING CARS between st. Louis and Chi
cagO, where all the Injuries Of the season may
be obtained while travelling at tie rate OF 80
miles an hour Passengers by this line ar
rive in Chicago
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LIyERPOoL, April II.
Rp.m-Market steady; ~uplaRds, ll1[d; Or
leans, ILd.
5p. m1Uplands, ND; Orleans, llAd.
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Clerks Sale of Real Estate
on -
SATURDAY, May 18th, 1872.

No. 81, r. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby c~ounty.-PetitiOn to sell land to pay
debts.-Reel Johnson, Administrator of sam
uel Miller, deceased, vs.. Josephine Albert
and-Others.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
I'D cause on the Goth day Of March, 1872, / win
sell, at auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Circuit Courthouse, at the entrance
thereof, on the northeast corner Of Union. and
Second streets, in the city OF Memphis, Zen
nessee, on
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NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April H.-Cotton firm and In
demand low middiingzs re.
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Trustee's Sale.

OLIVER DITsON q Co, Boston.
a q. H. DITSON & co, New York.
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81. LDllS
ST. LOUIS, April H.-Cotton quiet; middling,
zLg2Le.
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SECOND DAY-Tuesday April 3Oth.Jockey
Club Purse, 500, dash of a mile and a half, for
all ages.
SANE DAY-Club Purse, $500; mile heats,
free for all.
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LoU1svrLLE, April Lection quiet bat nrm
middling, 2Esc.
CINCINNATI.
CUNCINEATL AprlE-C0tton, steady mid
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--LATEST kEpORrBY rEIEeRAPu,l

NEW YORK.
NEW YnRE. April n.
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and breaks down the animal spirits.
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DIR. Lowell MasOn's

Have an immense sale. Each book complete
In itself, but one naturally succeeds the other
In a school course. The books are
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Though la; not ica.t.' j: an Oh a,:acc
as true as ii i, old. ami IT. truth Is acatn
excmp;.ficd by ;he comp elton oi the New
l. he To the Las: ria trc~tuu and Rurling-
ton. VIII cil. though the last, may be called
the best route in the West.
Tie LINE consists Of the Kansas City,
st. joseph 4 tnunril Bluffs X. Il, with
two daily tram from k"n>.s City. through
Atchisom, L~ctr"nworth and ~. .Io:cph 10
the Ms ouri S.rt" l. ne. there cunucct'rs
with the Burlington Isputr, wn cI leads
Il rect 10 Oh cac,. { nrinna;i, iui:nn.lo-
liz, Logan port and tolumLu through
car. are be ng run To all the t. 20 nts.
This Line IL well bait. thoroughly
equipped with every modern improvement.
imciud ng Pulimans Sleeping and Dinin"
Cars, and Nowhere clsc can the passenger
80 completely DEFEND on 4 speedy, safe and
comfortable iournry.
The Burlington Route has admirably
answered the qucc.y, How to go East
by the publ eaton 0. an interesting and
truthful ,0cumcnt. conta u NJ II vh,u be
an: correct Map ah ch can be obtained
ircc %: charge h. add,css ng Gcrcr.
Pa, cn@,. h;cal !. i Vi Il. X L, Bur.
lng:on. low.
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The Bolt in

Tn to a recent period the ScllurZ fac
Dn protested faith in the Republican
asses, and directed their appeals 20
iopt a reform platform. sc: Sc. The
tent of the demlgogues, however.
a.: plain enough. Their cooperation
18th Democrats was notorious. Still
ley claimed to be Republicans, and
believe in the Republican voters.
hcv affected to think that il these
lould have their wayall would be right.
was then plainly their dutv to try to
c to il that these should have their
av. Ii was their dutv to reinforce
lcmsrlvcs and go TO the national con-
enticn. II they sincerely wished the
tevaicnce of Republican principles and
onestIy believed that the Republican
Eadership and programme should be
ffOrmcd. they ought TO have stayed in
/, Republican party. rradc their points
puragrously and frankly there insisted
pom their representative rights III de-
ermin;ng the Republican policy, seen
D it that the genuine popular sentiment
h their party was embodied in the &c.
ion of the convention, and boltcd only
hen it should become evident tina; that
mtiment was either against them OF
(,as ovcrruled by packing the convcn-
ION. As il il. they haze pronounced
heir w condemnation, aid blund"rCd
lto a confusion Of the badness ofthcir
ausc by boiling without the possibility
# pleading such al excuse. They have
oited the convention i'll advance Of il,
Wa ri~''t haT" they +" assu!n: that
he Republican maFses. III whose patriot
o"ltnc. ha'c Pr"ira"ed 10 cohHoc. viii
pot do their duty rs citizens! What
grounds a:' theret assume nv" months
beforehand. thar Inc people represented!
p convention ih6r,Aiin VINO nave si'cc
1epeatedlE ratlh'd tileir Nal,o!'ai ana
ftale convention 1T ti,G poiio from on"
nd % anu 10 ''le o.hc.' are 20 I'M
Pecile or : ui-h" Ina Inc! WILL ne
'ciiIu''eh "i "''"'" III 'Hoii ''"'c"'
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EjFlEE r EhyTa5tTaas nd s,,drEss,

'.t.c- :. Ii i,D! sac. - LrIr'c'prs. 3u:iar:S
riG Ii oh l. interested, h II the ";pIid 81 Jdu-
cuI,n ri IN. ci. Of |ayaniiAi'' will receive sealed
proposals Tor The erection OF The new ailiti,n Ia
he rublic sch Nl X rus" at savannah.
Ihe lrupnsil, r. be- Ill. Il with the secretary of
the Board, on or before the th day Of March l>i2.
he ms specific tiUn1 and dc;iil Drawing, all
C m let IN be seen III IN. uiic. oi Ileren " isri
GA IId after the 10Th u " of Frbrulry Isl: II which
tim and place the terms Of ia. msnt, en- ais, De
learned.
said PROPOSALS shall be in the following mInner.
ii. tryip>rl, Tor Excavation and stone work,
including all cut stone.
md. Proposal, Tor Brick work. .
81. !rnpDo IL tor Carpenter Sorh including Ill
tin and iron w,k.
Al. Proposals, for Pl1-icrinc.
9Th. pr0In,.l, TOR tLii;Il- including Glazing.
The |; ard will rec i've Proposal, i"r each ittr;
OF the V Irk - ab Ne set Ou;. and III also receive
proposal, Tor tin entire building e IN LETT.
IN parry III king proposal, III all cases to fur
Ei-h al III ItcGlIl.
Ehr Board reserves the right 20 reject any nni al
proposals.
The sealed proposals 10 he opened in the pre- '"nc"
of The board, when IN session. on IA" Ia day OF
March lS;2, between tn h .urS Di - "'Cl ,cE IN The
forenoon and in'cl,ck in the aiernpDnu III ia # Il ~,
all proposals 10 be ul,d before any are opened
Hy ,rv:m or TIE EoAED.
JANE .INpLi:>bN,
PRESIDENT.
DAVID EEA.
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co, REPUBLICAN.
urP'atfOrm

f1x.ractf from the i ideRt's Meesaw
would sum NJ the policy Of the Adj.
Pistrt:un TO 4 be through enforcement
he law i ft.th.IG! collection Of every
provided Tor rrogon- in the disbars-
ht ct the samc;a prompt paym mt OF
Fy debt OF the n~lt:on, a reduction of
es a. the requirements of The country
admt;a rcJisrt,on % taxltion ana tar
o be 20 arranged az 10 afford the great
relief 10 the greatest number; honest
fair dealings with all other p~3p'e
b. end that War. with all lis bliehtn ny
~eqancc., may b. avoided but without
rendering any rght or Obligations due
Is. q reform in the treatment Of the
fiGn, and tn: Eho.e civil service of the
Fnt-y; aud finally IN secur:nga pure and
4mRe'ed ballot where every man enti-
TO a vote may do :" just once at each
f.ion. without fear molestat:on or pro-
Eptiom m account OF his politics, faith
lvi.y or color"
I. GRANT.
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APILES.
First class 5 to Z feet each, Price, Is cts.
FIRST class i TO q " 10
First class ; to ) " o"
Leading Sorts.
SUMMER APPLES
Early Harvest. Red Astrican, Benoni Red
June, Sops of Wine. Sweet June, Summer
Queen.
AUTUMN APPLES.
Fall Pipp:n. Fameuse, Maiden Blush.
Rambo, Fulton Strawberry, Graven>tine,
Lowell and Orange.
WINTER APPLES
White and Yellow Bel.fower, Janet, Jon
athan, Milan, Missouri Pippin, Northern
Spy, New York Pippn, Ben Davis, White
pralma;n. Golden Russet, SeeknOturther
Talmln Sweet, Wagner, Willowtwig,
Winesap.
PEARS STANDARD.
From . to / fee, high and . to years old.
Price each. from 2Uto 81 cts.
Flemish Beauty, Bartlett, Lawrence, How
ell and Seckel.
DWARF PEARS
From . to 1 feet high and . TO g Years old.
Pr.ce each, from 20to % cts.
DWARF APPLES AND SIBERIAN
CRABS
Very Large, Price clch, FROM 20 to 80 ct.
PEACHES.
Price each, from 10 to % cts.
CHERRIES.
Price each, from % to 80 cts.
FLU Ms.
Price each, from = = % to co cts
w,
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a Jefferson City dispatch o: Feb lar,Y
9th 10 the -. Joseph Herald saws:
The senate today passed a r,snlu-
ton allowing members mileage for
their trips home during the hu!iday-.
This is regarded as stealing. 10y some.
for every member has passes over every
road in This state. and il was nothing
more than a pleasure trip al The expense
ofrhc people.
1t is openly charged here that the
Hannibal X 1t. Joseph Railroad Com
pany originated the currency resolution
and effected its passage. aS they would
gain over three hundred thod.and dol
lars in :he operation. The Same charge
was made Oh the floor OF the House
pending the discussion.
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"c''re 10 W. &c upon Republicans
ihpo''"ip7, Of Il general attendance
'h' ,1Gs- meeting TO be held At toe
w House next Saturday, and the
|cting Of suitable perons TO represent
+ county i'll the State convention. 1t
also important that we have 4 more
fough organization ofthe party in1he
|Inty-as rhccmemy arc already in the
III mar5h..ling for the coming fray,
. led Oh by u desire to get hold Of the
ices they lost through their trrachrry.
vel rs their hatred TO the party
Fich fuilcd them III their attempt to
* the life OF the Republic. We know
no better plan TO get to work hGrmo-
puSly and effectively ti.aa a~y.!neeting
occasionally and exchanging
KS ana opinions. At the meeting
50 saturday delegates will be chosen
@ will caSt the vote for delegates to
r National Republican Convention, IL
held at Philadelphia in June n1xt
d elect Z State Central Commi;tc for
e Republican party:and II behovcs al!
(izcns OF tlle connty who desirc ia see
e administration OF the Government
main in the hands Of the Republican
Rrty TO be in attendance. and spare no
illus in aidin. TO bring before the pee
4 candidates who will b: acceptable.
.npctcat, and trustworthy.
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HARpER's MAGAZINE TO- Febnary is

III - - 81 l'
| crowded with instructive and entertain ne
articles contributed by the lending MagI-
zine writer's of the day.
MoNcURE D. Conway, in The Scott
Centenary at Edinburgh" illustrated by
ii teen enrrav:ng-. IN cove in ne rrly two
sL:,t o. tn, Maya, inc. ha coatr. butcd an
inva!uau e Iund o. b osraph cal information
:ni anecdute to the Scott Memorabilia.
His graphic and humorous portraiture of
the scenes connected with tie centennial
cc.cbr"t.on last summer; his treatment of
lhc salient features and Incidents of SCOTS
| te his ske.che, of Scott characters ; and
his review Of the opinions entertained OF
the great Author by his en- nent CONTEMPT
orar,es, ev;nce patient study. and mu tprove
interesting to all readers. Some OF tie
illu>trat ons-those relat ng TO the old Tol-
booth (thc Helrt OF Mid Lothian and that
OF the max Of Scott's face taken after
delth-had never before been engraved.
in ticton this number of the Magazine
is not less b"riilian: than in its more supatan-
tial articles. ANTHONY TROLLoPE $ new
,erial, The Go.uen Lion Of Granpcre. is
commenced. and it promises to be the auth
o.'> best story. Thes scene is laidin France,
and it is pre- emincnt,y Il love-!tOry. Mrs.
HARRIET PREsCorT SpoFFoRD contr b.
utes wedding Presents one of her
happiest skctche&; the :uther of My
Daughter El,uor, in King NJ da>sGrand-
| daughter. gives us Il very interest liz and
oiicinalstory Mrs. 5. {. HALL cnn;r hu-es
m effective temperance -tory. Build ~
llou G with 4 TcI-cup; and MIR X -
RINES. MAQrtD. TheStorr ..arrg.sc.
give Us one Of her hes ,,.,-ta'cs.
The Easy Chai: cl.ats Pleasantly OF the
humoc Of ApG.s cans in INA nC them elves
w,;h r ice; Z YES US ;no'Ler phase OF
.'e' a., As the purvcyor-in-rh eli 4 sn"b-
J.ry; go-sirs about the Prince OF Wales;
/ AMI & YES p general criticism OF N!issons
ing Nc The Sc cnt tic Record is ve:y full
nj n>.rucr We; the Literary Record con-
:. i ~ e: of the important cent Ameri-
en- pab..r., ons: the Historical Record
>umnnlr zc- the Pie, dents Message, and
the proceed nc. of Corgic-s Gown to is
adjournment for the holidays; and the
Drawer is unusually excellent.
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i. 6. GREESLEr Attnrn"y.
StReY NOR CT.

Taken up by TLomls Hulsc living in
J.ck on Town>hp N Andrew County and
20 ted before the unders rned Ju.tcc o!
The peace on the sd d; Y OF January 1872
one dalk b Y male ;Ced about twelve
weary, Il little white on tie left h.nd foot
nj Il pit IN the hoof of the eft fore foot
md a stu IN The forehead, bout fourteen
and Il half hlrds h gh APPRAISED at twenty
dollars by }. V. Berry and james Me
CIeary who were du'y quail fed by me for
that pu' poe
even unfer my hnn' Tbs Sd day ofJan
1872 | he cby cert ~ b. he folego ng TO be
true copy OF the Ent &c as appears on my
If y Book.
A. S. CHIrTENDEN.
l9 Justice of the peace
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Final Settlement,

Motto" Ii hereby nH"n 'Ht IN" nni"rsiTnrd,
GuudI ~ If Ihr lrTs,n tmd curator II ihr rsilI.
III lhr minpr heirs nf Will III :. Lewis d c.in,i.
hts I'll Il in the .'rIbiic tYu.t / r And w D'tIu'y.
Il juSI and rue EftiDIf of hi, acc iunts with hi, ,il,i
wand, a. required b. law, aud hat al h. next
team i said 'riuri, ,u DE- held a ~avIaI' n in sad
al Andrew and : ate 1t Mis- IUI. On Mon
Il ~ HE 18Th Il ) rf March Is Ii. will tn lave u
IL kr final srtl IN nj -, aEca nupdi ~ AID Gu
ra'or. and Ak To- De Olsen arg d Ir IN further duties
aud Liabilities us such nuI,dt IN and Curator.
WILLIAM !. MILLER.
Guardian aud Curator.
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