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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
Ia CSzxs eS PTOS4te holden at New Milford. \ wIxhan and faw the district of New MiIFo,d ca sss @aEA day Of May, A. D. 1872.

T4C@zxt oE RC0A4te holden at New Milford. = N wIEAGn and for taze district of New Milford. S2 tsz estA day 0f May, A. D. 1872
 Rse~s@t. I4Rez Fl. McMahon, Esc Judge
 oz E.sSSSa fl Harry Rockingham. Executor sz1t SsszE E1c&Iz@Axa- Execufrix. of the last w14 zzf%es<zz<zs cf Hiram Ruckingham late of New MiRxgr1- wIEhSu said district, deceased. This CG--- &seA 6Nc-os ssszs SIX months be allowed and E-zE4s1 fox the creditors of said estate to SXAzezr tssSx e1zIZ< against the same to the said Ex@SwHrr and ExecEsrix and directs that public EzeA-~ k@ gTgEz cf thEs order by advertising in a zswsEzper Pakssshed in Lischfiead county and by F'vsezzr c1Fv thereof aa the public sign post in sad tewu cf New Mifford nearest the place EAsEs the 3eeexSea last dwelt
 Certified from RecOri
 >& TAME$ H. NcMAHON. Esq. Judge
 \ [ taszES sG ksoR@AGe h0aden at LalchfieId,
 &SsGEA 2z1 sar ssse Distinct ssf Iitchfeld. on sns zsA slxx ox Ezzse- A. O. lS-a se.
 Trs=e4t. Hezry E- M0rTlu, Esq, Judge.
 vsa uzsssesa sE WEa- g- keeleT. Execntor on the F=szts ss LAsSaa avssoyer, late of Morris, in said UsstEscss sEzS,ezs-1. tt Ss ogierel hy this Court sGak zsssoe ssaaE ts= gwen tha; the Administra- tssz Aacszzt 54 ssb1 ESsate all be exhibited for -ssxss@Hs@s as ske PrSsAse Qsice in sad District rAe t1eh ixy sf Fzrse- at 2 o'clock, forenoon, b r~&sHzg a xssssv uf siais order on the public sSgu Fz~s tz sass se~n S.F NcF4is and Dy advcr- tusszE teE s4zar n a newspaper published in LSE<A&ss&A Certified fgaru Rar0ri
 &z9 HENEY E. MORRILL,. Judge.
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Naugatuck Railroad.

ON and after Jan. 29th, 1s72 trains will run as GOING NoRPH-LEAvE BRIDGEPORT 7.15 A. M.-Nilk train forWinsted with passenger
 car attached, connecting at Water
 bury with train from Hartford.
 Leave Litcilfeld 1.32. 10.16A. M.-For Winsted, connecting with the
 8.00a. m. train from New York and
 with the 10.l0 8. m. train from New
 Haven.
 Leave Ltchfeld lS.48 p.m. # Il GOA. M.-Freight train for Winsted.
 Leave Litchfeld 4.50 p. m. 506 P. M.-For Winsted connecting with theS %
 D. m. train from New York and the
 5.0op. m. from New Haven, and at
 Waterbury with train from Hartford.
 Leave Litchfeld 7.39. .a@
 GOING SOUTH-LEAvE TWISTED. 7.sOA. For Bridgeport, New. York, and New
 Haven, connecting at Ansonia with
 train for New Haven in time to
 connect with train via Shore Line for
 New London and Providence.
 Leave Litch6eld SOP. 5.50 A. M.-Freight train for Bridgeport. con
 meeting at Waterbury for Hartford.
 Leave Ltchfeld 6.38. 1.52 P. M-.For Bridgeport, N. T.. and N. H.. con-
 meeting at Waterbury with train for
 Leave Iitchfeld 2.26. 4.o0P. M.-Milk train with passenge car attached
 connecting at Bridgeport for New
 York. and Ansonia for New Haven
 Leave Lltchfeid 4.50.
 On Saturday nights, an aiditisnaI Train with passenger car, will leave Bridgeport for Winsted at $40 P. M. esE ese--~ WATRRTOWN < WATERBURY H. R. Trains leave Watertown st 7.S0 A. M., and 2.40 P. M., connecting with passenger trains to New York. Returning leave Waterbury 12c0 M., and 655 P. M. .on arrival of passenger trains from Bridgeport Woodbury Stage arrives to connect at Seymour with the 7.30 A. M. Train down from Winsted, and at Watertown with 7.30 A. M. Train, and return on arrival of the 10.16 A. M. from bridgeport. The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Colebrook, Harrington, Sandisneld, arrives to connect with the 1.52 P. M. Train down from Winsted, and re turns on the arrival of the 10.16 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport. 5&e The Stage for Litchfeld leaves Litchfield Sta tion on the arrival of the 1911 A. M. and 506 F. M Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage for Harwin- ton leaves Litch6eld Station on the arrival of the 1916 A. M. Train from Bridgeport. The Stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves Watertown on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- days.
 Smiths Stage for Middlebury leaves Waterbury Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, on the arri- val of the 10. .16 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport. The Stage for Goshen leaves WolcOttyille on ar- rival of the 1O.lf A. N. Train from Bridgeport. A Discount of cents made to Passengers par chasing Tickets at the Office.
 GEO. ". BEACH. Superintendent Bridgeport, Jan. 18th, 1872.
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NOTICE

TEE Anaazl Meeting of the 1Lhchfleld Mutual
 FTss fesnrzzre coEaany w5Il he held al the - ~e - rnmnnmmv in Lfs<hneld, on the first 1.-zs- fr gnEx. 1sx fhs sAn5ce of officers, and to - nnw a&AHw nzslnRss proper to come be - 1AsON WHITING, sscretary.
 rerAsnna. Eans 1eEhs is72 le-ew
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PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

tTz Cezrs cf Probate holden at I.Itchiield. wIsaEn ard s0- the District of Iitehfeld. on tas a lzE es I9Hs. \ F. IS72
 Pgs~eEt. HezTy F. N0rrsm. E~l-, Judge
 esl gsasssE ef AEsoa " Hcziy. Executor on Tad Esszss 0f He2ry Perkins late of I.itchfeld Hs-A-z sz6f TsScEsrs. deceased. 1t is ordered by yaa- gozzrt. tazt rsu.ioe ~.zll Dc given that the A.szazz2sr rzzSssa Aoas1at 5n said Es;ste will be eKh4hz&zl Tar sasflemeuR at the Frol=so Office in ~aHt usssrl-<, tAs lssh day of June. at two s4sz4- aferrzasa- hy posting copy Cf this or 2sz rEA5Be ssgu pest d. said town "f LitclI- a n a7al t- saiyeg1s-ing tine same in a newspa- Esr Tzz-kgz-Asaz3 iza I-EtchzSad
 2N HENRY F. MORRILL,, Judge.
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a C0zEs ef Probate holden at New Milford, A wSssAz and for the District of New Milford. a ske lks day 0f May. A. D. 1872
 Frsseas. James h- McNahOn, Esq, Judge tlZ Ezsss a of RSbert Ferris, of said New Mill taC& a4mlmssaTzaor on the Estate of Ithamer kSETHA. late cf New Milford, within said district s@cSxs@3- Tkls court doth decree that six months Ss sI2Cwe3 ard limited Eor the creditors of said S~e4se ts sxhhSt their claims against the same to tse 4zzzzzseTztOE- Au1 directs that public notice s& EErNz ct sEzls cx6er by advertising in news. RzEs< F=h&sA-i in LifchHeld county, and by F.aselms osFE tksreSf on the public sign post in ssa& tewH og Ns< Milford nearest the place EENzs ne 6exezsai kasE dxelt
 CexSEsea from RecSri by
 SSE JAMES H. McMAHON, Judge
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Certified from RecOrd, . n.R1uraz Mw wWa uw.nw~
Notice.

LrTczFEEzD, Iesh June, 1872. -IIaE AHz1z1 Meeting cf membsgs of the Litch- S<S3 SAx1es SoSseSv wlll be held on Satur- .sEy. SssA Sz<tzzs- st the Esrss National Bank of LE1SA&es1 1T tkree o'clock F. M.. for the cleo Szsz sF asSce<S za3 transaction of any business Frsr<x ss be &a@e 1f sail meeting. rE ss= I6 H. E. corr. Sec.
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I'9 rHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE


 EaNe zRp&saasVsa sf ussnleF h. MerMin respect tGliy ~ar.szssh- That he Is Guardian to Edward { hasA1Fd Gsns.r t~-lDnging to said District f-4 tsa4t -afl At1ssr ls tte sEHeT af one undivid sA Akfs 'sf she t'IEsala=s Real Estate viz: First ~ 5salsi-l a-.3 1sss-gIlssI a. Esll,gs: Mort herlv -azi E1-tsfss ssa hsshaAy. SsatlleI!y AEd Wcs;cr- ts tE Aytass uEUg>-.ss au,i tlss. Cornwall Bridge tFa saassanS tAaHt event. alnas, siout six acres -a.e#s tr--- Ts.- sys>sad Yssy,y l,.,auded North .tts tls1 sSsats.rtts .ta SA.iaon Maslnry's land ta t sa U sat-zss- EtVrE. Ansl Westerly un high aAs k1atgu-- tssslaa t-sEuv all ssr!l.,. l., WeAt tHEs attaining stoGI thrce acres, more or b-~s- T&fri stsN-- t.--HS.sied Aorthcrlv on Beers tlshvE. lAassI E1-ssrsy OlpA liAh Berce's land estsSa -rty ssF lss-,EEay znd Westerly ou Frances StaESes Azd Etw2E1 I. Habbarl's land con t4EnEaE 4hsat twensv-fpur acres more or less Eas fasFth Pseee boaIded NuTtherIy on Frances T. StEE.-e~ land. Ez=terly on said Sturges' land Ssa1tEsEty @a ulzftiah BieTce's land and Westerly by htrhEav. wIsh hishway running through the s>szs. Gtth dwelling house and other buildings tzs@gssa1 shading. containing half an acre, more sAC bss-- ftc lA>s descTibed piece subject to the wgslSzis 3~WeF. valued at One Thousand Dollars
 &ni hs faTSAeT says That the Estate is at pres sas aapro4acttvec tha. the ayails thereof are ~aats.l fsg tsse suRpoxt, maintenance and educa- tss Ut sz1 Minor. and that it will be for the ad- Sz2t&ge e& s1d Minor t0 sell the same, and in- swss tAs sS@Shs thereof according to law; where taSv~ he s2N=s tkzt there ls just and reasonable c4zasS Ss< sc4lEHss the same He therefore prays tsS C'sEFt Ia uEsteE sad Real Estate to be sold, and ta eE1RaweE hIm cr some other meet per @sa2 t@ >eA 0E1c same pursuant to the Statute in ssxk Szse made and provided
 Ds>srscs ct C0Fa EaFl. Probate Court. ss.. June lrs- ES1z
 tNtSEed- tEat the foregoing application be Beard sE4 tetsTIhIae3 at the Probate Office in CasES4L 0a the I0gh day of August, 1872, at : s'cb-eS af9egSUaaa: and that notice thereof he gSzkAa@AS1 la some public newspaper near the tzr rs1oe EASTe sach Real Estate lies. three ~esAs secSSSsTeiy, at least six weeks before sad JzEEH z%=zS@N1-
 sSH JOHN R- HARRISON Inhne
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
"DISINTHRA
Kansas Registeped Bonds.

Safe and profitable Investment Bonds. Some of the wealthiest counties in KansasAen, Anderson, Frank lin, Johnson and Douglas Counties Registered by the State of Kansas Interest and principal paid by the State Treasurer. The Bonds payT per cent interest and are over three years od the coupons having been always regularly and promptly paid For statistics and information, address SAMI' A. GAYLORD & O., 8 Wall St. N. Y. City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-13
NOTICE.

s TsaE CSEsars<zsAlp heretofore existing be- " tween EzU 1s1 Lewis Neis1er. under the NzmnR sk E- Ness@Sr & Brosher. Is this day dis Rd kw Ez.@za co@seas- All accounts to be
 - wnh N Ne6zzs<. who will continue the - fuz=ezs at the Ola stand opposite the H1s1 S.- ras Arsa sa. Is7a- 10 St
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Come and see us

Look at our Goods. Get our prices, and we will do you good.
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KilbOurn's Revelation

Kilbourn's Revelation s<# ; from the #& RAILROAD STATION The Brick Steamer has just come in, Filled with goods all over
 Such as Putty, Sugar and Tin, Mackerel. Timothy, and Clover. .S The jolly Tars who manned the craft, Ne'er saw such load, fore and aft. There was Salt, Goldfish and Oil, For you to buy, or burn, or boil; And the best of Flows from Chicopee, Will make your furrows deep and free Buy my Cultivators and Horse Hoe, ~.ay.@# And your corn will more than grow. Use Phosphate for the growing crop, And next winter live on mutton chop. a We've got Hoes Forks and Rakes, And good Scythes of various makes, With everything that Farmers need From good advice to Cattle Feed. We still draw out the 'Lasses, At prices right for the masses; And it's true we sell the best of tea, At less price than you often see, v-x .z.> And flour the best that you can bake. Whether you want it for bread or cake. Here's where the people save their chink And buy 80 low it makes 'em wink. And, last of all, if you will call I'll show you why both great and sman Say I'm the greatest Duck
 That lives in Mattatuok. IA
 Yours, D. c. KILBOURN. May, 1872. asa ~aa as8z Za& 5otf
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NOTICE.

yEHEEEAS zv wiEe. Zane Parsons. has left W uE ke2 xa4 ho@-1 wStE0uf cause or provo sasaS1- all Fsx=s1zs ETC Aere1y .farhid harboring Ss s-1sSzass Asr ca Esx account. as I will pay no '@a1zs aS her es@xEsr<szg after tAis date.
 THOMAS PARSONS. RsEzs9<A- CasR, JEns f. 1872. IOa
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1872 SPRING 8 SUMMER. 1872

the in o df hns bst makes ow Ionga andS
  o and e a 
  n he ndinheE n tt rweIvo rhanins
  vaIety nc <  ngs &c, a vel price
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RIVER INTELLIGBNCE.
Boats Leaving To-day. q.


John B. Maude. Undine. Dardal
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ESPA ABLISHED 1910. ae.e ~ MEI
WASHINGTON.
Report Of the Chief Of Engineers OF the
Army-7Some SpeeHlatiOns Relative
to the New Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, November 28.-The re-
port of the Chief OF Engineers of the
army says that the trials with torpedOe,
az Willett's Point have been q marked
success, and the investigations have
gone so far IS 70 enable the department
to pronounce upon the special system
while II viii arrange the details Of the
ports as well as the methods of han
ding and operating the tOrpedOes. The
total cost Of the application of this DOW
erful auxiliary TO the defense Of our
coast viii be about two million dollars.
An estimate Is submitted of five hun
dred thousand dollars for the torpedo
defense Of some Of our most important
harbons. The report is very voluminous,
and sets forth in detail the progress
made and anticipated upon the several
works along the coast. Great attention
Is also given TO an improvement in the
river and harbOr Notifications, inland
defenses, etc.
The probable changes in the Cabinet
form the chief subject Of conversation in
political circles. It is understood that
Secretary Fish will insist on retiring,
and intends to 90 TO Europe in the
spring preferring quiet life with his
family to official position. The name Of
Ed. PierrepOnt is mentioned in connec-
ton with the Department of State by
persons friendly to the Administration,
but there is a strong prejudice against
him among Congressman and repre-
seHtatives of the press, who are d.
vided between Charles Francis Adams
and George William Curtis. There is a
very general expression in behalf Of the
appointment of Mr.. Curtis, whose abili-
u and culture so admirably qualify him
for the service. The New England peo-
pie say that this would suit them, il
Judge Richardson should be promoted to
the Treasury in case Of Boutwell, being
elected Senator.
The Supreme Court adjourned to-day
for the term.
acknowledgements A. q. Cald-
well is ordered as the executive Of the
Canandaigua, st Key West.
The settlement of the accounts of As
Quartermaster-General Robert
Allen, extending over the period be-
tween April 1861 and August 1865, shows
that during that time he transferred and
disbursed the enormous sum of one
hundred and eleven million eight hun
dred and thirty-seven thousand one
hundred and fOrty-three dollars, and that
there only remains unaccOuDted for
about three thousand dollars, the de-
heiency arising almost wholly from
clerical errors.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, November 26.-A
fire broke out about midnight last night
at Sandusky IN the enginerOOm Of the
Sandusky Wheel COmpany's works, and
spread with such rapidity that in two
hours all Of the cOmPany's shops, finish
ed stock and machinery, together with
nine dwellings and barn on the south,
were in ashes. The wheel company
saved their warehouses and rough stock,
Their loss Is estimated at about one
hundred thousand dollars, on which
there Is an insurance Of about forty
thousand dollars. The loss on the dwell
lings destroyed will probably be fifteen
to twenty thousand dollars, with an in
surance Of about five thousand dollars.
Two hundred and fifty men are thrown
out Of employment by the destruction Of
the wheel works.
A young man named George H. Hal
lowing, whose parents reside in Port
Burwell, dropped dead in the streets Of
this city yesterday Of heart disease.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, November 26.-The weather
here to-day is fair, but al many other
points local storms prevail.
Dispatches from Paris say that the
Radical Journals are violent Their
language declares that a terrible reVOlu-
ton viii follow the overthrow Of the gov
eminent Of Thiers. The same journals
accuse the Legitimatists, OrIeanlsts and
Imperiallsts OF having formed a coali-
tion for the downfall Of the present gov
eminent. General Chanernier ls also
charged with aiming TO secure power.
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ST. LOUIS, November 26.-Arrived
Kellogg, am; st. Joseph, Memphis
Departed: Kellogg, and Glasgow, New
Orleansr Belle of Pike, Memphis; St
Johns, KeOkuk. The river is falling
with only four feet TO Cairo. The weath.
eI is clear and cold,
CAIRO, November 26.-Arrived: Jas
Kinney, Vicksbug, II pm. City of Al.
ton, New Orleans, l am; w. ]. Lewis
Nicksburg, pm; Exchange, st. Louis
pm; +. II. Durfee, st. Louis, pm.
COquet, Ohio river, 10 am; Carrie V
Kountz, St. Louis, noon; James How.
ard, New Orleans, 4p.m.; J. P. Gracey
Cape Gurardeau, 6 pm; st. Luke
Memphis, 6 pm. Departed; Lady
Lee, Nicksburg, IL am; Kinney
ST. Louis, am; Quickstep, Evansville,
l pm; ]. Lewis, st. Louis, SPIN.
Geo. G. Wolf, Vicksburg, pm; Susie
Silver, New Orleans, SPIN; Exchange
Pittsburg, 8 am; Ccquette, South, II
am; K. H. Durfee, Memphis, | D. m.
James Howard, Mound City, pm;
City Of Alton, lays up for the present:
Bee and barges are aground at Plumb
Point. The river has fallen five inches
Weather smoky and warm.
LOUISVILLE, November 26.-The rivel
is stationary, with four feet in the canal
and two feet in the chute. Five feet
reported It French Island. Arrived
Mary Houston, New Orleans. The new
locks are all right again, and boats car
now pass through the canal.
NASHVILLE, November 26.-Rivel
swelling, with eighteen inches on Har.
peth Shoals. A rise is expected from
the heavy rains yesterday and last night
Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, November 2G.-The rivel
has fallen seven inches, and is six feel
ten incnes deep. Arrived: Charmer
Evansville; r. r. Hudson, Wheeling;
Lawrence, Memphis. Departed, Ca.
melia, New Orleans. A light snow fell
last night.
EVANSVILLE, November 28.-Rained
during the night; weather clear and
warm. Mercury 45'. River stationary
Port list-Up: Arlington, ! am; Mary
Miller, 2 am; Idlewild and LeClalr,
3 am. Down; Mary Darge, Eddyville,
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DIED.

BLAKEY Tuesday evening, November
2oih, at two O'Clock, JAMES G. BIAKEY.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. D. A.
Lam, Orleans street, opposite Jeferson ex-
tended, this "WEDNESDAY evening. at two
o'clock. lRichmond Va papers please copy ]
MANOGUE-On the morning Of the 26th
inst Ms. KATE, beloved wife OF John Ma
nogue, in her nineteenth year
Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vitsd 20 attend her funeral this (WEDNES-
DAY afternoon, az three O'Clock, from her
late residence. ls6 Court street.
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Signal Service dispatches last night
reported the river stationary at ST. Paul,
a twO-inch rise at Davenport, two-ineh
rise at Pittsburg and four inches rise at
Vicksburg. Also decline of one inch
at st. Louis, two inches at Louisville,
four inches here and one inch decline
each at Shreveport and Nashville. The
water at Shreveport is thirteen inches
below the lowest point Of last season,
and here the water is four feet above the
lowest stage Of the same year. There is
yet plenty Of water over the bars below
here, and to Cairo there is eight feet, but
above there the best stage over DEVILS
Island and Horse-tail is four feet. The
Arkansas and White rivers are in about
the same condition, the former having
but twenty-five inches below and six
teen inches above Pine Bluff, and the
latter twenty-eight inches over Little
Island. The weather yesterday was
more pleasant, but at night rather too
cool to be comfortable.
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CABLE NOTES.


PARIS, November 2G.-The differences
bstween the Executive and Legislative
departments Of the government cOntin-
uer and the situation is regarded as very
serious. There is great excitement over
a tlirssat Versailles. II Is announced
that members Of the Right and Right
Center are determined to support the
committee appointed to draft reply 10
the ne sage Of ThieTs, a. embraced in
it, report.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, November 26.-Cot-
ton firm: net receipts, 3570 bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, 50, 81 bales.
CHARLESTON, November 26.-Cot-
ton in fair demand; middlings, $50
1Ssc; net receipts, 2216 bales; sales, 1000
bales: stock, 30, ,564 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 28.-Cotton
quiet and good grades scarce; middlings,
5554 bales; sales, 2ls7 bales; stock, 75,-
7S6 bales.
MOBILE, November 26.-Cotton Is
firm; low midlings, Isle; middlings,
1sfc; net receipts, 1856 bales; exports
coastwise, 1904 bales; sales, 55 bales;
stock, q. .2s3 baIes.
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Valuable Mississippi Plantation
For sale.

Il WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the 9Th
L OF January next. the valuable plantation
known as the " Prairie Plantation" on Hop
son bayou, Coahoma county, Mississippi, con-
tanning 1887 acres, more or less, entirely above
overflow, with good gin-house, press, and all
necessary out-houses; 80 acres open and under
a high state OF cultivation. For information,
apply TO A. ]. ROACH q CO., l3 Union street.
J. A. KIRBY,
r,o. Adu,sr Of y L NOrAaat dacid
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DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me by
ID W. 3. Waldran on the sth day Of A Aprfl,
1883, recorded in the Registers office Of shelby
county, In book No. II, pages S1 et seq. and
In accordance with its provisions, at the re-
quest Of the beneficiary, 1 viii, on
Saturday, 2Sth Day Of December, 1879,
In front of the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an.
and o'clock pm, sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots of Land, with
the Improvements thereon, lying, being anc
situated IN the city Of Memphis, county OF
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, tO-wtt: Beginning on the east side
OF Main street, one hundred and nifty (i5gl
feet north Of Linden street; running thence
eastwardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seventy-hye (l75) feet TO the
west side OF Mulberry street; thence north
wardiy with Mulberry street seventy eight
and one-haf l7S3) feet to a stake; thence
westwsrdiy, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seventy-fve us feet to the east
side OF Main street; thence southWardly with
the east side OF Main street seventy-eigbt and
One-half (7S5s1 feet 70 the beginning; the same
being the lot upon which the Waldran Block
is situated, including all the improvements
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
The equity of redemption is expressly
waived IN the trust deed; all taxes (if any due
or other eneumbrances viii be paid out OF the
proceeds Of the sale. The title Is believed to
be perfect, but l sell and convey ORly as
trustee. W. MEsSSICK, Trustee.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Tickets Of Ad1nisslOn, 81 Each.

To be had at the following named places
OYerton Hotel, Peabody Hotel, WOrsham
House, Leubrie's Dollar store, Joseph Specht's
Confectionery store, Clark = JeWeiry Store,
Leubries Cigar Store, Mansford's News Depot,
Memphis CITY Railway once, and at the In
al EsvvoaffFop RufIdfng non
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within legal hours, the following described
property: Beginning at The southwest corner
OF the lands decided to e. {. Abercrombte by
C. ). AbercrOmbie, on the Memphis and
Raleigh plankroad; thence north with the
west line Of said lands to the south line Of lot
No. p; thence west with said south lire to W.
p. Hardins east line; thence south with said
east line TO the southeast corner sf said Har-
din's tract; thence west with Hardin's south
line to the east line OF the lands claimed by
K. Weldon; thence south with said east line
TO the center Of Cypress creek; thence south
wardly with the meandeTings Of said creek 70
the center Of the Memphis and Raleigh plank
road; thence eastwardly with said plankroad
TO the beginning, containing forty-three (43l
acres, more or less; said tract lying about four
and a half miles east Of the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee.
TERMS OF SALE-ORe-fourth cash, and the
balance on credit Of six and fourteen months
from day Of sale, purchaser to execute bond
and security for the deferred payments, and a
lien to be retained for the payment OF the
same. This November %, 1872.
II. ID. L. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
c. W. Frazer, Sol. fOl complt. nO97