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wednesday, september the 18TH, 1872,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made TO me ON
ID the 2lsJ day of June, loeI, by John Dr..
stephenson, which is recorded iu the Regis
ter's Office of Shelby county, I'm Book SO. E.
PIP. 81, 50 md $50, / VIII, on
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LASALETTE ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

No. 1ze Th1ra street.
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CoTToN rACroRS.
LANE, MOORE s CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION
No. 1 Howard Row, Memphis, Tenn.

TNTE again present our card TO our patrons
w n the public, and hope TO share a Lib
eral portion Of your patronage. Having a
enc OF orr own, We give 6nr personal
attention % storing, Sampling and Weigh
ing OF all Cotton consigned to us. Oar Senior,
Mr. Fletcher Lane having been engaged in
the selling OF cotton in this city over thirty
years, we hatter ourselves that we can give
satisfaction to all. Ali c-onsignments TO us,
eitherin the warehouse or in transit, covered
by insurance unless otherwise inst ucted,
Best brands Of Banging and Ties, and eD
Supplies, furnished customers at Lowest MN
ket rates.
We are also Agents for the PAUL VII.
LIAMS COFrON PRESS, which we sell at $50,
N guarantee It 20 give satisfaction.
EB Liberal Cash Advances made on Con-
signments. ses
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Wednesday, September the 18TH, 1872.

within legal hours, at The southwest corner
Of Main and Madison streets, iu the CITY I'd.
Memphis, proceed 70 sell, t0lLe highest hH-
der fOr cash, the following described prJrel..
to-wit: Certain lots Of land situate, lying aIU
being IN the county Of shelby state Of Isu-
nessee, being h is known and --e-iEua--l
land adjoining ANA near the city ul stem
phls on tie east as laid OF and sold hE Hr--
sarratt, DuPre & co.. as lO.s humber one au.-
dred and thirteea Illsf and one luuuIel alI
fourteen Nl4, fronting on uuPr- street. uur
(j0 feet each, by one hundred and f1rty-eigu.
and One-halt IAsha teeLLn deptl.e agl.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived in said trust deed, aud the tifI- - .-
lieved TO be perfect, but I convey only @
trustee.
rs. ATRE-. trustee.
Memphis, Tennessee. August s a
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THE Academic Year consists of Two SEES.
Il siOns, of five months each; the first COM
mencing ON the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPrEM-
FEBRUARY.
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TRUSTEES SUE.

DTH virtue Of a Trust Deed made I'd me u..
I'D the 2lsJ day Of June, I1lf, Dy 49,. A.
MeClOy, which is recorded in the EegISIe
Office of shelby county, in Book no. I5, pp. Ga.
z AMI q l VIII On
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The following Is the statement Of receipts,
shipments and stock up TO noon to-day:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IemphLs. Tenne.see Aasn.t. -
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INDUSTRIAL
-0E TEE-
Arts, MANU- CTURE, INVENTIONS, PROD
tTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBE

To BE HELD r 0
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mARKEF.

there was a fair degree OF activity to-day,
tEc iced market especially showed more
msVaalsnt than n has for some DAYS past.
corn Was IN better Inquiry, a. stocks arer un
Ngwu. and sales were made at an average
eIsgHttt above current rates. The st. Louis
J.ss saws emphatically Of their corn market
on turday; Corn is dead" The telegram
r.rsHf % "a shade easiel IN New York; in fair
dausu.d and advanced at Chicago; fair de-
url.t. IL 1t. Louis; steady in Cincinnati, and
urfet la Louisville. outs were In good inquiry,
aud advanced, selling up TO IS while large
I,.e one of iu0O sacks, are held out OF the
mara I'd I0r higher rates than can be realized
now. la 81. Louis kilograms report oats to be
ss,Iou p in Chicago and Cincinnati, quiet;
An Louisville. in fair demand BraH
was better, selling al SI7. C0TlHlea4 showed no
on the landing. Eggs were again sun, &c wa
the prevailing price Chickens were not a.
Strong a. Yesterday and sales were at a slight
reduction, 81 50 was the outside price for old.
A few young ducks were Az ana brought o.
ADfIes are quiet at S2G4 for s0und Rofd1Oes
nave almost ceased to arrive; in wagons foI
shfpping 81 60 per barrel, loose, Is Row offered,
and for fine still higher would be paldi IN
Stripping order We now quote them 81 bo9l u
per barrel. Onions excite no especial asten'
49,, were more plentiful n rates were
Ie,rar a 50 being the outside price for crates
Roeoa was easy at quotations. a lot OF osgA
s,ouuds gOod country packed clear sides sold
~ and II: the quotation Is now nominally
~, "a Ths - loEis IiUleS Of yesterday re-
,orss- aYegter9aV Hasthe dulest day OF the
week there being no LIE IN any OF the lea0lng
staples. III we exSept -four when was IN IAN
denlaud. There was a talr NUMBER oI oIaeIs
for -four filled on Eastern account principally
Tor interior points but beyond this ont ntut
was done. Our Southern trade IN h0uf nasn 20
Net fairly opened, the increased yield OF Wheal
Iu the South having the effect Of eurtalns
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

u virtue Of a trust deed made % me on the
II Zst day Of June, I-5J, by William Mile.
Mulch ls recorded IN The REGISTER 5 Office rl
SnetDy county in book number 81, pages -g.
eE 81 and G3, i VIII, on
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such assypn1ltst GOnorrhea. GIeef. Structure.
ana all UrnaTy Dlsease SvnhiuItir or Nlr-
curlal Affections OF the throat, skin OF bone.
orch1tis, hernia or rupture also, the eHs-|a
OF q solitary na1lL- rulnous 70 the body ami
ityt 1mpOteucy, dlZziness, dimuess of sfrrr
confusion Of ideas, evil foreb1diug. aversion
20 society loss OF memory weakness, etc..
not All Of these IN any one case, but all occur
ring u~equen1lF in vari0us eases. RIaurHn-
lsm and rheumatic pains cured bv O. new
method.
Particular attention paid 20 the DISEASES
Or IN, such as excessive. -uuura--#.
or painful Menstruation. Lucuorr1ua on
whites, falling Of the womb, and 1I ITIe-G-
larltles OF the monthly periods, cuusIug -i.--
liitY OF -barrenuess, and Ofteu-times c1us1uH-
ton.
Inc doctor can be consulted perslua.I-nH
BY letter upon all diseases not requiring H.-
abuentiOn outside Of his Office. Once I0ur4
nom 8 a-m-t to 9 O'Clock pm.
au0 ID. TOHNlnN- NJ
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Wednesday, September the 18Th, 1872.

within legal hOur, at the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, in tlsCity of Mem
phis, proceed 70 sell, 10 the highest bidder. for
cash the following described property low .
Certain lots of land, situate, lying and Jeiu-
IN the county Of shelby, state OF tennessee,
being what Is known and designated ON tho
W. o.. Lane subdivision of a tract OF land adj
joining and near the city of Memphis on rl-
east, as laid on and sold by MOnsarraL, uuPrs
q Co. as lots Nos. 3 and Do, fronting on Town
Reserve street fifty (50) feet each 10y one hum
dred and fOrty-eight and one-half ASA feet
in depth each. The equity OF redemption Us
expressly waived in said Deed Of Trust auH
the title is believed 10 be perfect, buLI convey
only as trustee. Il. 5. AIRE,, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, August "a, 1852. au-5
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aa a m ziog A as 1saZ
n WILL receive Sealed Bids for ten. DAYS for
Il the stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Fixtures
and Furniture 10Y nIheS store, cornef OF Her
by the late Dr.. Wv. johnson, together with
lease and licenses for said store. The Invoice
and Goods can be seen at the store, and also
the Terms Of Sale. The stock IS we'll selected,
and location good for a thriving business. The
acceptance OF rejection OF any or al bids VIII
be optional with me. For further particulars,
call at the store, corner Hernando and Vance
streets, or on me atl3 Main street.
m CD. THOMSON, Administrator.
Memphis, September 0, 1872. se8
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TRUSTEE SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made "a -me-On
- b 2lst aay OF June, 1850, by Abraham p.
slower, which is recorded in The Registers
of1ee OF shelby county in Book No. u, p 2,
8 and IL VIII, on
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DISSOLUTION.

UlHE Firm I'LL Rawlings &Co.isdissolyeo
! by mutual consent, by the w1tndraWal OF
OF the concern, 90 whom ali fndebtedto Wa
i, j. RAWLINGS, 80 G
- 80 80 no.FNo. u. Web. a
aE 1a JHO l. kAM1INO&l
ra4a11 narEu a
Z PIX BUSINESS viii d ~ 3-haW-
lines and Ju0.I Rawlings, Emder the same
arm StVle a. ~her8tofore. VIII be pleased
~. see al orr Old friends, and viii conducts CUR
businesa for their Interests on liberal and cor
rect principles e &4
n8-TfOss indebted to che old firm wiz please
observe the Importance of settling up aud be-
ginning again.. LJ.LkAMLiNGS AGO..
Memphis, september 2, 1872. se3
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wednesday, september the 18th, 1872,

within legal hours, at the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
phiSS proceed to sell, TO the highest bidder, for
cash the following described property, to-Wit
A certain lot OF land, situate lying and being
IN the county Of Shelby, State OF Tennessee,
being what is known and designated ON the
We Lane subdivision Of a tract of land adj
joining and near the city of Memphis on the
east as laid on and sold by MOnsarrat, DuPre
q CO. as lot number one undred and twenty
" tl2lli fronting on DuPre street hfty t50j
feet by one hundred and forty.eight and one
half Q4o10 feet in depth. The equity Of re-
demptOn is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed. and the title is believed to be perfect,
out I convey only as Trustee;
r. $. AYRES, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, August Is, 1872. aus
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. SO, Second Chancery Doeket-InS Supreme
Court at JacksOn.1D. R. Cook q Co. et az. VS..
DY virtue or a decree -noune BY the
ID Supreme Courtof Tennessee, at Jackson,
May q, 1872, in this cause, I viii sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises described, in
the city of Memphis. on
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On Wednesday. september IS. 81.

within legal hours at the southwest corner0t
Nam and Madison streets, in the city OF Menu
phis, proceed 70 sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following property, to-wlt: Acertalu
lot or parcel Of land, s1tuate,l lying and beiuZ
in the county Of shelby, State OF tennessee
being what is known and DESIGNATED on rfr-
We. Lane Subdivision Of a tract Of land. adj
joining on the east and near the city OF hem
phis, as laid on and sold by MOusarrqr. DuPrs
B Co., as Lot number dfty-rwO I5H. fr1nrfr,g
on Dunlap street nfty go feet BY onahuudrei
and fory-eight and one-haf liSa gsst Ia
depth.
The equity OF redempboniseEpressly waived
IN said Trust Deed title IS believed f0 81 D.r-
feet, butt convey only as Trustee.
T. :. AYRES, Trustee.
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Terms per Session, Payable in Advance

For tuition in the English Branches, SIS, $40,
SIS, $50, according TO the age or class OF the
pupil sr $40
For further information apply TO the Supe-
rior OF LaSalette. aull
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within legal hours, at the southwest corner 1l
Main and Madison streets, in the city Of Mem
pills. proceed to sell, to the highest bidder. f0r
cash, the following described property, to-v1f-
Certain lots Of land, situated wing Hnd ba-r-
in the county Of shelby, state OF Teuuesee-
being what is known and designated ON r1.
VIC. Lane subdivision Of q tract of land adj
east, as laid on and sold by Mousarrat. DuPrc
q Co. as lots number one hundred and TWEEN
ty-seyen 40 and one hundred and tWeut--
eight Isl nrOuting on Ayres street fifty 5l
feet each by one hundred and f0rty-eight and
one-haf $50 feetin depth each. The equity
OF redempEon IS expressly waived iu said
Trust Deed and the title Is believed 70 be per
feet, but I convey only as trustee.
rs AfRES Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn August rs, IS-2. aulj
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DIR. ID. ). JOHNSON'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
206 MAIN STREET.
Upstairs, between Washington and Adams
streets,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
VENEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES.

Is nov permanently established for Che r-aa
hento OF patients both male and femulr.
VINO are afflicted with any form .f
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Tuesday, the LIST Day Of October, 1879,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in said.deoree, as follsws:
Attract Of land Aying and being il shelby
county, Tennessee, in Range &, Section i, and
18th Surveyors District. containing fifty 200
by Mrs. Grishaber's lot, the Cotton Gin Fac
tory, Mrs. Troops, and Mrs. Gays lots; on the
west by John Martins place; on the south by
Moleters and Dr.. Morgan's places; and ON the
east by the place of Mr.. Rhodes, and others;
said M being known as the tract of land
purchased of j. s. Denni by N. McKeehan
and sold by William Hack to Mary e. Cole
man. and devised by said Mary K. Coleman 70
defendant Maria l.. MCKAY, and complain
ants interstate Frances a. Fleming, at that
time Frances A. Goode.
OF SALE: six and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
for the purchase money, and a lien retained
upon the land until same are paid, Septem-
Der /, 1872. JOHN h. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Solicitors for Com
OiQiuanf cl
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B-ATCHELORs' HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best IN the
Il wOrid-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or disag.eeable odor. The genuine
VIM. A Bachelors Hair Dye produces fmme-
diately a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does not
contain & particle OF lead or Injurious COM
pound sold by all druggists. Factory, Is
BOND STREET N. Y. oct5
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a trust deed made To- me ON fro
ID Zlst day Of June, 1850, by Thomas ~H .r-
ton, which Is recorded in the REGISTER office.
Of Shelby county, i'm book number g, pages
a, - and 4B, 4 viii, on
Wednesday, September the 18th. 1872.
within legal hours, at the sOuthwre- corner b..
Main and Madison s~treets,l I'm the cry Cd. 1f-uE-
phis, proceed to seal, to the highest Bidder. rr
cash. the ollOW1ng described property tu-Hr.-
A certain lot OF land, situate, lying and being
in the county Of shelby, State vi Tennessee.
being what is Known and designated ON .r.
w. Lane subdivision Of attract Of land g.-
joining and near the city OF Memphis on f.a
as laid OF and sold nF MUu-arrlr. nr-
Pre- eco, as lot number ~elghty-aiue. 'front.'
ing on Dupree street nifty feet, 10y one hum
bred and forty-eight and Oue-halI uis5g l-e.
in depth.
The equity OF redemption is eynr--4f-
waived in said trust deed. and the tiLe 5.-
lleved 10 be perfect, but 1 CONVEX only Us
trustee.
T. S.AIRES, trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, August H 1872
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Trustees Sale.

Df virtue Of a Trust Deed made 20 me on
II the Nth day Of July, 1871, 0y j.. W Vol
terlng and Wilhelmina WoileEing, which IS
OF record in the registers Office Of shelby
couHtYs in BOOk No. 80, page 46l; and in ne
ordanc with its provisions for the purpose
therein expressed WA, on
Monday, September the 18th, 1872,
within legal hours, In 'front.' Of the Chsncer
CourtrOoms,O on Second street. proceed to sell,
TO the highest bidder, for cash. the following
described property, tO-Wit. A certain tract OF
and situate lying and being In the city OF
memphis being parTpf MOL, In Block NOE
SOutn memphis: "~begfuning az the intersec
ton Of Vance and Avery streets, theuce
northwest with Vance street sL~Ly-eighLIeet5
thence south one hundred and i've feet 70 Toe
NO.Z IN said block; tnence east uinely-uNe
Ieet 70 Avery street; thence north win Wt-t
nne OF Avery street -seventy-tWo feet 20 the
beginning, together with the Improvement
thereon.
The equity OF redemption IS expressly
waived in said Trust Deed, ana the Llt 3 lt
Iieved to be perfect. II convey only as trustee
auIl W. MESSICE, Trustee.
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sang, 81 know Shat my Redeemer Liv
eth, Henly Ward Beecher and Or. T. II
Chaplin made addresses, Miss r. Weraek
sang Angels ever Bright and Fair" ,.n}
Miss Antoinettc Sterling sang "Beyoao
the Smiling and the Weeping.
The President, Vice President, Vicg
p resident eltct, Chief Jnstlce Chase, ar q
mary Senators and Represent afivos al
tended the funeral. Sodld Elk Goveruor~
and oficals Of States and Cities, From
Sinclaire's to the Church and from the
Church To the ferry, on tue wy to
he ,33 Cemetary, the Streets, excep
the passage way, and ~ baleanie>
and windows were crowded Many
residences and places Of business war
draptd and .busiaess was generally SUI.
pended. At Greenwood Cemetery den Z
mass surrounded Greeley's vault ON Locus
Hill through whom the pc ice with d,ti
Guilty cleared the way. After brlel
prayer and blessing ths body of HoracD
Greeley was Deposited 10 it's last restln Z
l,lsce and his dAnghters descended AND
laid upon the coffin their tribute If re-
spect rs Thus ended lhe funeral OF Hof
ace Greeley II $3.50 A aa#" It
The lying-lA-state and fuSsral demon
STATIONS are said. To nave been the larg rs
hat have ever taken place in New Ynrk
surpassine even tho OF Mr.. Lincoln
! The whole American people seemed t" b,
in mourning for Horace Greeley and :,
| pay him tribute Of respect. HIS work
is donr, and he Ia gone To his reward
His works reinain bthlnd him and iron
them pesterity will form just judgmen
OF Horace Greeley.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12

Mr.. Summers proposition for the ohlit
ers,ion of the rebellion records, is said t.
be IN accordance With the policy adoptc
by the Grecisn States OF prohibiting The
celebration of triumphs gained by tn
one over the other, "bccause, said they
lit is not inset hat hostility should be
DerPetuAtsd between Greek and Greek
What commonsenso 10 there 10 an Amer.
can statesman tying to run things OF
some plan be las found in his rummag
ings among Greciap bevk>f .5...s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12

The ops..erm Question was brought up
both Houses on Monday, without ex
citing any Gegree Of interest in either. In
she ser ,te it was presented in ISOLATION
ffrred ~ Mr.. Sumner proposing AZ
lmendmeat declaring President ineli-
slhls for a second term, which was quiet
referred. In the House, MI, Banks
,6ered Aslmilsr resnlution-coup'c ed with
= provision for the election of the Pres
lent bysdircet vote OF the penpe-rais-
"a the salary OF the offic- to $50, O00,and
extending tae term to SIX ye.rs, .44f
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THE NETWORK SEMI WEEKLY
TINES
TINES

ls published every Tuesday and Friday and con-
tans all the agricultural and literary matter of the
Weekly edition. and carefal compilation of edito-
rial and news features of the Daily,
Terms of the SRMl WRBKLY TIMES: One COPY
one year, So; two copies, one year, SIS ten
copies, one year, $s5-ard one extra copy free.
subscriptions to either OF our editions received
for less length OF time than one year at the year
ly rate.
These prices are invariablc. Remit in drafts on
New York or Post office Money orders. II possible,
and wEere neither OF these can be procared, send
the money in registered letter. All Post-nas-
ters are obliged to register letters when required
to do so. and the system Is an absolute protoc-
ton against losses by mail. Address
a# THE New YORK TIMEs,
2w New York City.
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malignant influenza, closely resembling ths
'sooty in its symptoms is among thu people Of
Walwsr,h County. ~, e. rs t0&
ELLA Eaton, after whom the town OF Eaton,
CLARK Co., was named, died on the 4th inst He
| Was pioneer in the county.
Grant county lots ont the keeping ofits pau
pers and the poor farm, by contract, to tao best
bidder.
tom aud jerry we're too much for Fond du
Lac policeman, and he was found tied to . lamp
post with his star gone.
Francis A. Harris In suit aVainet the town OF
Fox Lake for damages by defective road, OBJ.
| tame d = verdict for 81, 900.
Mayor jenkins, OF Oshkosh, 10 70 make trim 10
Europe. He has been crossed the Atlantic sixteen
times.
Hon. A. A, Bennett, fssmer Member of the AZ.
Semhy from GraHt County, lis very low OF spinal
meningitis, and is ut Sparta, taking Turkish baths
The Northwestern Dairy nen' Association hold
Its Seventh Annual meetiag vt Whitewater, Wis
January 81, 80, aAd %, 1873.
Horace Il. Hobart, OF the B5sAinO M0H Chicago
wa" married to Miss Emma Hastings, daughter Of
Hon. 8. D. Hastings, at Nadison, on the Sd.
Thomas Emery'S new residence at La Crosse
completed and furnished last summer at an OK
pense OF $4,000, was destroyed by Are on wednes-
day night. Insurance $I1 600.
Judge Bush Cameron, OF La Crosse, writes a
most entertaining article in the La Crosse RepH6
rcdn. consisting Of "reminiscences of Greeley,
Raymond, Weed and Alexander Mann.
'Wood Sealpers'' IL the name applied in the
country villages to the owners OF Wood who stand
on tho corner with the Thermometer ut zero, and
high wind, demanding $S cord for limbs.
child falling from q rocking chair, at Dspere
caught it's thumb, some way and he member was
actually torn from the hand by the roots
c. .. atwood, son of Gen. David Atwood and
one OF The editors of the Madison JonrmaG, has
oosh appointed Pnvsts Secretary of Gov. Farchild
Smith, the Weyauwega walkist tried to walk Eve
miles IN 40 minutes at Beaver Dam, on q wager for
500, and he lost his time and money.
Thp Board Of Supervisors ofvernon county, re-
pcaled the resolution of last year, mixing Senator
Nelson's Ue"sor the Official county paper.
A. P. CARRIER, farmer of Newton, Washington
Co., had ten vaiu able sheep killed by dogs Nov.
9Oth. Barber IL now in favor of dog law.
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Vice President CoIiax has under consid.
GRAFTON an offer from persons holding a
controlling interest ia the stock of the
Tribune to accept the chief editorial pc.
81 ion on that paper alter the 4h "t
March next. The persons making tins
"ffer expect an early answer, in order t.
make the announcement prior to the TT
newal of the January subscrntions to ,ht
Weekly Tribune. Many prominent Re-
pubicans advise Mr. COlfsx to accept.
Dispatches frsm New York, Tuesday,
stale that no such offer has been made.
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TWENTY YEARS YoUNGER.--To say that hundreds
Of maids, wives and widows look twenty years
younger than they are in consequence of the com
plexional freshness derived from the use OF Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, is simply to state an abso-
Lutte fact. which might be promptly verified b,
direct testimony IL ladies were as willing to tell
their ages as to use the best means of max ng
themselves lovely. Nature sometimes, but very
rarely crowns the charm OF perfect features with
q complexion OF exquisite clearness /; bat even
then time soon begins to make inroads upon the
velvet cheek, the fair white brow. the ivory bust
the rounded arm. TO preserve tho glory of wo
man" unblemished, even after the meridian of lie
has been passed, ii 10 only necessary TO use daily
this cooling, heslthful vegetable preparation.