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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11
Serifah;c Rolling STONE.

/ rum iHs St.cnltlc aiH'figln.
Many of our readers have dOub.ls - L, card
OF the famcrs travelling stones OF Australia.
Similar cur;osities have recently been found
in Nevada, which are described * almost
perfectly round, tie majority o: ;hem rs
large a. walnut, and OF All IRONY ul.ure.
when distributed about upon the A0or, table
or other level surface, within two " three
feet of each other. they Immediately begin
travelling toward :. common centre. AID there
huidle up ic III OF ~ "a rss,. \ sin
gle stone. removed distance Of
three and . Aa. iog;, being
released, at once started of
with wonderful and somewhat oomigal c,lcr-
ity TO Join iis fellows; taken away four or
five feet il remains mo.ioair>s. They are
found in 4 region that j. comparatively level
and is nothiB. In; bare ruci- Scattered
over this barTen region are ii:tie basins, from
!, foot to rod in diameter, and it Is in the
no, .1m Of these that the rolling stones are
found They are from the size Of 4 pea 10
/; va or sig inches in diameter. The cause Of
,bese stones railing together, Is doubtless 10
be found in the bacterial Of which they are
composed, which 4 years !" &c ie2'''o"'' or
magnetic iron oar.
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S,rc,,;,e. ,..e Rattle .isar

The Chicago Tunes is fearful tka, IN The
ensuing Presidential campaign the canvass
will be prosecuted on the absolute Issues OF
the war; holding that unless The Repubii-
can party does this there j. nothing upon
which il can appeal 10 the country wi;h the
smalles, possible chance Of success. Hence
il calls attention 10 the !ac;-ire;iy well
remembered by Others, we fame that seven
wears have elapsed since the rebel armies
disbanded; and expresses most earnest
hope that no attempt will be made 10 ''re-
kindle the passions which h.azed = during
the momen;ous period in which il held the
position of political friend and adviser TO
Jefl Davis and the Southern Coniederacy.
Suspicion says Shakespeare, always
haunis the guilty mind; the thief doth lear
each bush an officer" and the alarm OF the
Times is no more remarkable than the per
petual dread in which bloody handed Mac
beth dwelt on the re-appearancc OF the air
drawn dagger and the clo;ied brows OF
Banquo. For conscience still makes towards
NJ men who have done evil
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-11

TIE New York Huald has dispatch
from Lisbon, Portugal, which says the mail
steamer from Eio Janeiro brings the follow
ing extraordinary news:
\ tremendous landslide occurred On the
Inc of the Paulo Railroad. An inclined
plain, miles in extent, moved from Its found
alton and buried the road for long distance
under earth and rock 1t was believed that
it would take two months 70 restore the road
TO working order.
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XOi,sRn saulsra.c-

Susan i. Anthony and other noted advo-
cafes of the Sixteenth amendment propose 10
stump this State, under the auspices Of the
Illinois State Suffrage Association. Those
who desire to hear them crate can be accom-
moda;ed by sending their location to Mrs.
Fernando Jones, No. $40 Prairie avenue,
Chicago Chicago los.
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Famous.

Leayenwor.h has colored lawyerAJno.
ii. Morris-who isgcitins 10 be quite famous
for skill and ability in the profession. 1t
was son of his who was recommended for .
position in the Topeka House, a. '1he sou Of
one of the ablest men in Kansas.-Kdnsas
Gin BullefiR.
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EHc iiaby

Who knows not the beautiful group Of
babe and mother, sacred in nature, now
sacred also in the religious associations Of
half the globe? Welcome 10 the parents is
the puny strugslcr, strong in his weakness,
his little arms more irresistible than the SOL
dier's, his lips touched with persuasion which
Chatham and Pericles in manhood had not.
The small not asks so little that all ma
ture and re- are on his side His i-nor-
once is NOR, iarming than all know ledge
and his It'll : more bewitchin. than any
virtue. Al -, between his three or four
sleeps, he c. - like 4 piseon-house, sputters
and spurns, and puts on his faces Of impoT-
lance; and when lac fIsts, the little Pharisee
fails not to sound his trumpet before him.
Out of bIocls, thrcad-spoo,s, cards, and
checkers, he viii build his pyramid with The
gravity of Paiiadio. With an acoustic appa-
ratus OF whistle and rattle hc explores the
laws of soun,l. But chiefly, like his senior
countrymen, the young American studies
new and speoiier modes o: transportation
Mistrus;ing the cunning OF his small legs, he
wishes 10 ride on the necks and shoulders Of
all flesh. The small eEchanter nothing can
withstand-no seniority of age, no gravity Of
character; uncles, auEis, cousins, graIdsires,
grandames-a!i fali an easy prey; he con
forms to nobody, all conform to him; all
caper and make mouths, and babb.e and
chirrup TO him. Ga the s;ronges; shoulders
he rides, and pulls the lair Of la'-clci
hesd-.-EmcrsJa,
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4 si.arp-yYittcc Woman.

Miss Kate Stanton Is lccturing way, down
cast" on"Whom TO Marry" Oh Gu the coast
of Maine, the other day she WAS met by one
of those wiseacres to be found everywhere
captious and ready TO get into dispute at
any time. He approached her at railroad
station, and addressed her in the midst Of =
crowd. Well call him White.
Mr. White-Miss Stanton, bciicTe?
Miss S.-Ies, sir.
Mr.. WI heard your lecture. Now, very
triumphantlyl, as you are not married, how
can YOU know so much about the ''inteiici,ies
of married life" that you talk on?
Miss 5. VERY gravely). Are you a sailor
sirg He looked more like a wi,hered land
shark than a sea-fsh.
Mr.. W. Certainly not Miss. Stanton. with
much surprise OF her query Why? All.
Miss S. Then suppose You would moi
know it, if you we're shipwrecked.
Mr.. White did not see the poin: till aftei
the crowd got through laughing at him.
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EocSs A, /; q and streets All l'eys vao.i. as
sessej in scTes as ia-l Icing Part of the Oil
town Of Laitaville
.5t O! " side E.osH
way BY 40 II deep Harvey Alien
Ia,.s's subdivision OF '.B e
LATrAS ADDITION.
: IOft lots, all lot 1 bein. l;G lee. on Er sjwa?
by 80 Il deep ) Hanks
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HENKy. WARD BEDcHER's congregation
is reported to have contributed last year
$3.50, 200 to charitable and religious purpos-
es at home and abroad. If tina, be true, it
must be admitted that Bsecher presces TO
cine effect.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

-
No. 276I, N. R.-First Chancery Court of Shell
by ~county-John Notebooks, Admir- OF Elijah
Brooks, deceased, VS.. Sarah Brooks ct al.
| D1 virtue of an interloeutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause December
q, 1871, and renewed MAJ q, 1872, I will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in mont
of the Clerk and Masters ofdce of said Court,
Greenlaw Block, Second street, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, June 20, 1879,
within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging Jointly TO the estates of
Brooks and Suggs, and situated in Memphis,
Tennessee, tO-W1b:
Lot No. II, which fronts IS 500 feet on the
north side Beale street, and running back %
50-1G feet 70 the Rice hDe, between parallel
Lot No q, which fronts 3 1910 feet on the
north side Of Beale street, and extends back
northwardly, between parallel lines, to the
south boundary line Of the John Rice grant.
Lot No. p, fronting "a $500 feet on the north
side of Beale street, and extends back north
Wardly, between parallel lines, TO the south
boundary line of the John Rice grant.
Lot No. &c, which fronts 40 feet on the south
side of Beale street, and extends back south
sWardly, between parallel lines, 145 feet TO an
alley; all of said lots being subdivisions of a
large lot of Brooks and Suggs', made by c. c.
Burke, February IA, 1865. See plat of same in
Registers Office Of said county, in book D, page
273.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen (S, L and I6) months; notes with ap-
proved surety required, bearing interest from
date; lien retained to secur same and equity
of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CIV. Winchester and Humes & Poston, At
torneys. my&
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70 cartail consumption, or to turn upon
the East India staple.
Observation-Disclosures the present
visible supply shows an increase over
last year, probably three hundred bales
Of tine present European stock is OF so
.Poor a quality as TO be of little use.
Then again the average weight is con-
siderably less than q year ago onaceeunt
of the smaller proportion OF American,
and the larger proportion OF Brazil and
India stapie-consequendy it is claimed
that Unavailable cotton unless consunp-
ton is redueed) there will be an actual
scarcity when our next crop begins to
come in.
Fourth-The corner which has been
developed for the summer months, I'M
doubtedly has had, and is having, an
influence upon the prices for the fall and
early winter months, but not to the eX-
tent, W. imagine, that some suppose.
Fifth-Of course if, rs the summer
progresses, u crop reports continue to
improve, spinners will be very econOmi-
cal in the use of the American staple,
and viii run on their reserves 70 the
very extreme limit and in that case
sellers viii most likely be found at lower
rates.
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hollow-ware, sic; axes, 11@I5o;
MitchelPs do, 81 so less discount.
HoMNY-fH first hands $494 25;
kiln dried, 81 50@4 70.
LARD-Kegs, I01c; t%ierce, 9s@lOc;
pals, lie.
LrME-Alabama, by carload, 81 so
per Dbl; Ohio, 81 Is.
MoLAssEs-Prime to choice planta-
ton, GOOSE; inferior, 40@5oc; COM
mon to prime sugar-house syrup, 46@
60c; fancy, 70@80c.
OATs-Quiet, with an unsuccessful ef-
fort h obtain SOC for a lot of mixed.
Ous-CoaI oil, 24@26c per gallon; lin
seed, Jaw, 81 O5; boiled, 81 Is; lard oil,
Ss99Oc; train, 81 "a; West Virginia lu-
bricating, 50960e.
LEMoNs-Good demand, at So SO;
oranges in boxes, s. 5O@9.
VEGETABLES-Old potatoes s. 25@
IS in store, new s. 1904 and dro0p-
ing; in bulk for shipping S250@S. Louisi-
ana onions. So. Cabbage,$l0@l25O. Beets
81. Some fine Tennessee grown cab
bage at SIS, and Tennessee grown Gu
eumbers at 35e per dozen.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to me
ID on the I'D September, 1870, and of record
IN BOOK 20. 70, pag 4S9, in the Registers office
Of Shelby county Tennessee, by W. Fair,
TO secure a certain Indebtedness therein de-
scr1bed, j VIII, as Trustee. offer for sale, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder, at public Outcry,
on the southwest corner Of Main and Madf-
son streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
On Monday, June "a, 1879,
between the hours of II am. and u m, the
following property, situated in shelby county,
Tennessee. AID described in said Deed OF Trust
~ follows bo-yit; a is known IS lot No.
-, s1uUI Two miles southeast of the city OF
Memphis, in the Euclid BOreland subdivision,
rs laid down on the plan of subdivision Of said
BDrelauu land; having a front OF one hun
Ured aud two ll09 feet on the south side
of Tie Pigeon Roost road, which said plan Of
subdivision is of record in the Chancery court
Of Memphis, in the case Of Mary c. Trader vs..
James NJ. GOggln ct al, No. S3, Y. r. n; to-
gether with all the privileges and appurLe-
nances- The right of is waived
and the title believed to be perfect, but Z VIII
convey only as trustee.
fU1A n II wv TIT TrTfzraa
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louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Tobacco, sales
of 1870 hhGs; market very stiff at SSa9
for Jugs; all grades firm. Bagging very
quiet; hemp, 163c cash; hemp and flax,
on orders, 17aI74c for heavy brands.
Flour dull; round lots of extra family
offered at So IS. Grain is quiet. Moth
ing doing in wheat. Some shelled corn,
on orders South, sold at 65c, sacked and
delivered at the depot. Oats quiet and
demand Limited; prime, sacked, soc.
Mess pork, 81, cash. Bacon, 81, 7sa
zee, packed. Bulk meats, 4Ia63a6sa64a
Gle loose. Hams, sugar cured, 1129l2c;
plain, I02e. Lard, 9a10c; order lots &c
higher. Whisky, SAC.
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ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Cottondull and
nominal.
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CHICAGO, June I9.-FIour dull and
holders anxious to sell; prices nominal.
Wheat panicky and fairly active No.
spring sold at one time at 81 80, cash.
Corn is in fair demand and at lower
rates; No. 9 mixed 43Ia4S4c. Rye dull
and lower; No. 2, CSC, Oats steady No.
9, 3lc, cash. Whisky advanced; closed
at sac. Pork in fair demand at lower
rates, SO 40. Lard steady at SEC. Bulk
meats and bacon quiet and unchanged.
Cattle dull, with light sales; fair to good
steers. S5 5aaS so.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter of J. B. Ashe, Bankrupb.-Before Thomas
]. Latham, Register.
To the creditors Of tile above-Damed bankrupt:
make notice that a hnal meeting of the
Il creditors of said bankrupt viii be held at
phis, in said district, on the 18th day of June
1877, ar 10 O'Clock am, for the purpose named
in the 18th section of the Bankrupt Act,
March 2, 1857. I also give notice that | have
filed my final accounts, as assignee of the es-
tate OF j. r. Ashe, bankrupt, In said Court,
and that on the 25th day of June I shall apply
TO said Court for the settlement of my said
accounts and for a discharge from all liability
as assignee of said estate, in accordance with
the provisions OF the 18th section OF the act of
Congress, entitled An act TO establish a uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States,' approved March 2, 1858.
lula s O. W. TRUEHEART. Assignee.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-Flom dull
and prices declining; family, SSast
Wheat dull and prices declining; red
81 75aI II. Corn quiet, 5la52c. Rye
dull and prices dropping, S0a9Oc. Dat:
dull and declining, 3Sa42c. Pork dul
and prices dropping; sales of regular a
So; city packed, $14. Lard quiet anc
weak, summer, SBc; winter, Ssa8Bc
Bulk meats, demand light, but holder:
firm. Shoulders, sold, 43c; packed, held.
Ate, loose. Bacon steady; shoulders, ste.
sides, 74a7sc. Hogs, quiet, S. 9Oa4 10
Whisky, steady, SIC.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO

DENMARK, BROWNSVILLE d DURHAMvILLE0
RAILROAD, E-NGLNEER1s OFFICE, :
BROWNSVILLE Tenn, May Is, 1871
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
y This Office until the 18th day Of June, for
the graduation of that portion of this line be
tween Brownsville and Durhamville, in Lau-
derdale county, a distance of fourteen miles.
Plans, pronles, estimate sheets of work and
specifications can be examined, and all other
Information furnished at this Office, on n
after the 10th day of June.
Bids must be based upon cash payments.
The Company reserve the right to rejectany
and all bids whose terms may not be consi0
cred satisfactory.
W. D. PICKETT,
myI7 Chief Engineer
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1877 ET ~WNWT
On Saturday, July 8, 1872,

within legal hours, h following described
tract of land, viz:
Containing five acres. situated in the county
OF Shelby and State Of Tennessee, near and
south of the city of Memphis, range 8. section
=, being part OF a subdivision Of lots So n
80, Of Kerr's subdivision of his 1850 acre tract
part Of John Ramsey's so acre traet-said
i've acres being the south end OF lots 50 and %,
above named and bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake, the southwest corner of
lot No. 90, on the south line of said so acre
tract or grant; thencenorth with the west line
of said lot No. 90, w hundred and seventy
n o~ne-quarter feet (Z70Hl 20 a stake; thence
east parallel with said south line, eight
hundred feet 800, to a stake on the east line
of said lot No 50; thence south two hundred
and seventy and one-Quarter fN010 feet, to a
stake on said south line; thence west with
said line eight hundred $500 feet to the be-
ginning, as surveyed by NJ. A. Kerr, March 8,
1850.
Terms of sale cash.. Nc mew Will be given for
the examination of title, etc., but the pur-
chaser must comply by paying the cash on
the spot.
This June 4, 1872.
n. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
Warrinar a lee Soils for comDiafDaDfr
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ST

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Flour is fiat.
Wheat is fat. Corn dull and prices are
dropping; bulk, white, 53c; No. z,
44e. Oats duh and unsettled; NO. z,
34c. Barley-no market. Rye u ana
declined; 65a6Sc- Whisky, SSe. Pork
quiet, S12. Bacon scarce and firm
shoulders, ste; clear rib sides, 73e; clear
sides, re. Lard duh but unchanged.
Hogs, So 50a4 %. Cattle steady at 80 81
as 50 for shipping lots.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, June l9.-Flom-Com-
mon to good extra, So 55aT 20; good to
choice, 81 25a8 40. Whisky firm at SSe.
Wheat heavy; No. 2 spring Chicago,
afoat, 81 G1af So. Rye lower; Western,
in bond, SOC. Barley and malt I'M
changed. Corn heavy; Western mixed,
64a6Sc. Oats are more active; Ohio, 5la
see. Eggs quiet; western, 134al5c.
Sugar dull fair to good refiningy Ssa9c.
Petroleum-crude, 12Ba1Sc; refined, 224c.
Pork heavy; mess, $13 30al3 40. Beef
quiet. Cut meats firm; hams, &c. Lard
more active; No. 1 to prime steamg SEA
95c. Butter steady; Western, lOal5c.
Cheese dull at I04al5e.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS
ILATEsT EEPoET BY TELEeRAFH1
NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, June 19.-F1our-
dull; jobbing, double, 81 so; good treble,
S. 50; choice treble S9. Corn dull; mixed
and yellow, 65e; white, 739g4c. Oats
SIC. Hay dull; prime, $2Sa30; choice.
S32a40. Bran, 81 10aI 121. Pork frner;
mess, S13 50. Bacon scarce and ftrmer,
at s, 81, Il "a, and Sc. Hams-choice
sugar-cured, 12a123. Lard quiet; fierce,
packers, 8}c; refined, 98c, keg; kettle,
1O4c; refined, lOse. Sugar in good de-
mand; common, 71c; good to fully fair,
sa9sc. Molasses-no receipts and moth
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST REPORT BY .TELEGRAPH.J
NEW Work.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, JuneI9, 1920 a.m.-Cot-
ton market opens quiet; ordinary, 21c;
good ordinary, 233c; low middling, 25fc;
middling, 26tc; Alabama, 26Ec; Or
leans, 265c; Texas, 265c. Sales futures
last evening, 5000 bales; market quiet;
June, 25be; July, % 5-I6c; August,
255e; September, 234c; October, &c, all
nominal. No sales.
1910 p.m.-Cotton market quiet but
steady; ordinary, Die; good ordinary,
233c; low middling, 254c; middling,
26fc; Alabama, 26gc; Orleans, 264c;
Texas, 264c. Sales to-day, 2S5 bales;
sales last evening, 20 bales. Futures
quiet but steady; sales, 230O bales; July,
% 5-16c; August, Is 1870; September,
233c.
3:l5 p.m.-Spot market steady; ordi-
nary, 21c; good ordinary, 233c; low
middling, 254c; middling, 263c; Ala
bama, 26sc; Orleans, 264c; Texas, 261c.
Sales of the day-fOr export, 646 bales;
to spinners, 63S bales; for future deliv-
cry, 500 bales. Included in the sales
are 1885 bales to arrive; last evening to
spinners, AZ bales. Futures firm.
Cotton Report for Five Days at all
United States Ports.-Receipts, 5S44
bales. Exports-to Great Britain, 1888
bales; to the continent, 3153 bales;
stock, 16l ,323 bales.
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Administrator Notice.

WHEREAS, letters o. administration on the
w estate Of John n. Abbay, deceased, were
granted to the Undersigned az the Nav term,
l6zz, of the Probate Court of shelby county,
state of Tennessee:
Now, all persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are hereby notified
and required to exhibit the same within the
time limited by law, or the same viii be
barred. r. T. ABBAY. Admir-.
May 20tn. Io7Z. iu4tu
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HOTEL
NEW WARREN HOUSE
McE1innviI1e, Tenn.

THIS large and ~commodious Hotel, contain
ing hfty.two rooms, has just been COM
pleted, and is now being newly and elegantly
furnished. 1t viii be ready for the reception
of visitors by the 20th of June.
Being located in the Mountain District 7"
of Tennessee (by many called the " Switzer-
land OF America, its advantages cannot fail
to attract the attention of those who are seek
ing comfort pleasure or health. The sur
rounding scenery is beautiful, the air pure
and bracing; the fare viii be excellent, and
sulphur water of the finest medicinal charac-
ter win be supplied fresh every morning.
10 those having families, it may not be i'm
proper to state that McMinnville contains
good schools and churches; and the teacher
of Music, Drawing and Painting resides in the
hotel.
Being easy of access by railway to all parts
of the country; having daily communication
with all the world by mail d telegraph, and
being kept equal TO any hotel in the State,
private families or transient guests will al
ways find the New Warren House" a most
pleasant, healthful and attractive summer
home,
Terms per month ss5 90
Terms per WeeK--t.-s-..-- -------,......- II %
Terms per z ~
Il. H. MASON. PrOprietOr.
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ADMINISTRATION.
Administrator'sF Final settlement.

the heirs and creditors OF the estate Of Mrs.
Margaret Boyer, deceased.
THIS is to notify the heirs and creditors Of
II said decedent that I VIII take and state
the final settlement Of 7. W.. Hoist, as admin
istratOr OF said estate, on
Monday, June 2zth, Isz2,
at my Office, in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, at 10 O'Clock am.
This Jaue I4th, 1872
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY J. Il. CULLEN, DC.
ID. IL PoStO1. SoIsr TOR Adminisfratnr. iu15
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Estate Of w. r. Hunt, Deceased.

HAVING qualified as Executor OF the es-
Ii tate Of William Richardson Hunt, de-
ceased, 1 hereby notify all persons having
claims against said estate to file them. prop
erly authenticated as the law directs, with
me, at the store of JOyner, Lennon Il Gale,
No. SIS Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be forever barred and ali persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to
come forward and settle theSame June6.l 1872.
jus ". JOINER Executor.
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NOTICE.

II ANING been appointed and qualified as
IL administrator on the estate OF William
l.. Miller. deceased, by the Probate Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, notice is hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims against said
estate to present them, properly authenti-
Gated, to me, at Ms. PattersOn's, ROZell sta
ton, ON M NJ. and c. r. R., or to Rees p. Ed
mOndsOn, at his office, at Is Union street,
Memphis. All persons indebted to the estate
viii please call upon me and make settlement
Of the same. March 81, 1872.
mh3im THOMAS G. MILLER. Admir-