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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-06

nominated Gen. Grant on the Philadel-
phia platform. I believe the amendments
to the Federal Constitution and reconstruc-
ton measures of Congress irrevocable,
though Democrat should be made Presi-
dent, and am not only willing, but anX-
ious, the passions and hates of the war be
buried out of sight. / believe the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Greeley, whether elected or not
has done more to this end in the South
than any other event sincetehe war. We
shall have free discussion, and a fairer
election than any since, for both parties
inevitable feel nearer each other in SUD-
porting men so agreed on vital republican,
ism as Gen. Grant and Horace Greeley.
In saying this, however. don't propose
to vote as readily for Democrats as Repub-
llcans, but shall as heretofore, vote for Re
publlcans or Wings, upon issues the war
neither made nor settled, such as the tariff,
currency, internal improvements, and ed
ucation, and will take occasion here TO say
that L shall take pleasure in voting for
Horace Maynard for Governor as long
tried, devoted and able friend of those old
Wing measures.
In conclusion, and not to be lengthy,
Mr.. Editor, permit me to say have never
voted for measures or men for sake of Of
flee, and never expect to, and the insinua-
tons that [ am actuated by such motive in
voting for Mr.. Greeley against Gen. Grant,
L regard as eminating from men, probably
incapable of voting from any higher con
sideration themselves.
| LEWIS TILLMAN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-06
Hon. STANLEY MATHEWS, of Ohio,
temporary chairman of the Cincinnati
Convention, has came ou1 unequIvocally
for Grant and Wilson,

OUR splendid success on Saturday, and
the success of the Republican ticket in
many other counties in East Tennessee,
and the large gains we have made in near
Iy every county, should inspire Republic
cans to go work with energy for the No
yember elections. If East Tennessee Re-
pubIicaDs will do it, we may have large
and respectable minority in the next Leg
isIature. We trust our friends will so to
work with this end in view. Nominate
your best men and then elect them. Avoid
discussions and work together in harmony
If you will do this success will crown your
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Revolutions Never Go BackH

Revolutions Never 60 backward.
The philosophical theory that the human system
when weakened by disease oppressive heat excessive
labor any other cause should be toned and nvigo
rated instead of being subjected to the action of de-
pleng drugs. is gaining ground every day. The intro
ducton of Hostetters Stomach Bitters twenty years
ago gave powerful influence to this common sense
idea. As the extraordinary efficacy of the Great Veg
etabe Restorative ecame known mutitudeS of debil
ated nvalids turned with loathing from the
and strength destroying potOns with which it then
the fashion to drench the Sick to this renovating ap
petizng. valizing preparation derived from the finest
roots herbs and barS placed by botanical research at
the disposal of medical science. Revolutions go
backward. From that time to the present the import
Of assisting and reinforcing nature in her strug
giles with disease has been and more widely and
keeny appreciated by the sick and the suffering. In
tens of thousands of households HOstetter Btters
looked upon as the thing needful in of Dys
pepsia General Drbility. Constipation, Nervous Weak
ness Chs and Fever, Bilious Affections and all con-
dtiOns of the body and mind that betoken lack of
vital energy. When the quicksilver ranges high and
the solid flesh resolving itself into den under the
fevd temperature this agreeable tonic the best pos
sibe safeguard against all the disorders generated By
Sultry and unwholesOme atmosphere 1t prevents and
relieves laSStude and anguOr and enables the system
to endure with impunty unusual amount of eXer-
tiOn OF all invgorating and regulating medicines it
is the purest and most wholesome.
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e. j. Sanford & Co., Agents. Knoxville, Tenn
In Bankruptcy,
In the matter of Bromley & Evans, Bank
District Ccu.t of the United States for the Eastern DIS
trict of Tennessee.

In the matter of 81 omley & Evans, Bankrupts.
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS BEbf
Y isneJ nv said Court against the estate of Richard
Bromley of Cincinnati in the county of Hamilton and
State of Ohio and Ii Clay Evans of Chattanooga N
the county of Hamilton and State of Tennessee COM
nrisine the firm Of Bromley 4 Evans in said district
adudged bankrupts upon the petition Of the, tnen
creditors and the payment Of any debts and the DEW
erv Of property belonging to said bankrupts to them
or 10 their use and the transfer of property D
them are forbidden by law Ameeting OF the eredltCS
Of said bankrupts to prove their debts and choose o
or more assignees Of this eStatewlll be held at
of Bankruptcy to be holden at Chattanooga ~ SIl
district on the 10th day Of August 49, az ~ If
" at the court house before William Aiken, one u
tne h0siS''i' - S. P. EVANS.
jy25 l. ,. Marshal lor sdIu uiS'i''
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In Bankruptcy.
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
trict Of Tennessee.
In the matter of Doll & Cullen, Bankrupt

In the matter Of Doll Cuuen' DdLA-uF'-
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS 1 % n
n issued by said Court against the estate ~ noil
Doll and Curtis Cullen comprising the I 80 TSnnes-
see in said District, adjudged bankrupts upon ing s
tition of their creditors, and the payment OF any
and the delivery of any property belonging 10 and
hankrupts or either of them, to them or their
fhe transfer Of any property by them,O either OF
are forbidden by law. Ids 10
a meeting of the creditors Of said bankruPS cf
prove their debts and choose one or more aSsgns ~
their estate will be held at Court of BankruPN itb
be holden at Knoxville in said District on ths ~
day of August 1872. at II o'clock, at the oCe f
VIM Aiken. one Of the Registers in Bankrup''' y
Court, in the court house, ,-,Uc
C. s. Marshal for said District
July q, 1872.
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Price List Brad1ey's Patent Enamel Paint
and and

c. p. KIN c HIT,
93 LOMBARD ST, South. Baltimore.
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THE LESTER SASH BALANCE.
Cheap and Improved Ventilation Offered.
STEPHENSON & HUMAN,
stair Makers, Cabinet Makers and
Builders in General.

We have permanently located in Knoxville and Sc
cured the exclusive right for Knox county for the
LESTER SASH BALANCE" We offer this Sash to
those intending to build to those desiring improved
ventilation in houses already in USE as the cheapest
and most convenient in use.
We do all kinds of Carpenter Work and guarantee
satisfaction. Shop, Church st. in of A. c. Bruce
ap20d6m
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Dress Making, sc.

Dress Making, sc.
Fashionable Dress Making
Mrs. Edward G.. SaitInarsh
d EGs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
I'D of Knoxville that she has established Depart
ment of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
In All IFS Branches.
at the rooms of the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Company No. 46 Gay street. and is now ready to
ufacture in the latest styles description of Ladies
and Misses
Dresses and UnderCIOthing,
at reasonable rates and with the utmost dispatch.
Garments of every description Cut and Basted to order
Directions for self-Measurement
sent to any address upon application.
Entire satisfaction in all eases guaranteed Orders
by mail will receive immediate attention.
Ladies' Street, Suitsl
Bridal Trousseau.
Ladies' Travelling Suits,
Boys Suits,
GentIemen's House Coats and Smoking Jackets,
G ntlemen's Shirts and Underclothing,
Ladies' and Misses Underclotbing.
Infants Wardrobe,
Gut Bastcd aud Manufactured to order with dispatch
Orders from the trade solicited.
Afull stock of the Paper Patterns of Z. Butterck
& Co., of New York, on hand and for SALE This stock
Of Patterns comprises every variety of Ladies' and
Misses Dresses and Underclothing New Patterns add
cd each month. The have been fitted up for the
reception of the ladies of Knoxville who cordial
ly invited to call.
TIE WILCOX & GIBBS
SILENT SEWING MACHINE
l. III operation at the rooms.
All arc respectfully invited to call and examine the
work executed upon this Machine. may26d3m
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
N5 alSdtissueilt.
SUCCESSION SALE


No. 2s14:A Estate of George W. Chshsy.
i)Y VIRTUE Of, an order of tbe Hohoftble
~ Parish Judge Of the PARISH Of 8. Landry,
Bslfing date the 22nd day III sanqAry, lS2
will he sold ON !. - -.
Saturday, the sth aay % 1prh, fs7s.
l,y sbc aisaSrsisue .kaaihiaDrator, or some du-
lyuethsized ,auetiubeer. The follewifg o.
scfibed property, belonging 70 the Estate VI
George W. Cheney, deceasea, toawit:
Lots Nos n IL u "A, inlsqnaru; bopp.ied ~
Front street, Main street, Eafcystte and HAM
part as ssI Ns. saai fra ia Il end
IL: bosinded 81 Mechanic Division, Rampant
and LafryrttS sereetssg N9sin, ss"ffa - -
Lot M. q. fronting on Lafsystse ssad ~
''i n"ss s So'fsE sd ., Hssana .ssys'ss
Lot No. 1, fronting on Commercial street.
Erxctimxt- iuss 2sna t0ffgr<el!4 mOf3spn
greet betweea- Gspas'ersisi Nsnf feyssss
streets.
Lot No, T. fportiss On AseAasie'esd Glsryh
ssi Frsstiohaii l Ut No ''''- 1' Tsss .sd
fSsSssssii$ r. SAS&ftsff1t kn
ofChrhey SiBe, Parish "a RI 6d6s,- LedisiAna-
TERxs ANs CoNsafsyasss4- Oss hilf OsSh q
the psruhsss prisfp Oh TIE ny ~ AIs, aaA the
bak.ijte pay able iu twelve ss0uthsy PuBohasese
giving their netssI slsavsd ~ n1ossEAB ~
vendors lien, end bearing intcrsse - Se1t -
ceisf usr afinIiih fa6m maturity. ai-is nSt
| WILLIAM i. CHENEY,
] Administrptor.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
- ~ 4. - SllERIEF'S SALE. ..ar..
Charles ljcysas liquidatos Of Cint'n n
q Port Hndsea Asilrsad CShpssys pa

q Port findsoao Hailreads CShpseys }n9 isiz
-S-1Rs ssakt essASSAs s8gs ~ Z 81 ,nol assEA
stephen Pesrl Aaalrsws saA, Wife. : z3iioi7
No. lsxa.<Ninth District Count, Parish Of
"a. Rapidcs-6tst Of LOui1iana .sf
Dfv1x4tE Of and 70 satisfy writ Of
- ,seisSre and sale, issnsd 'Sutof the .sboye
Assmed Court IN tie Above entitled And num-
bered suit, and to me dirctei, have seized
sssA vii ogss fsr sale ct Pas6c snction a
sNfBKDhY, the md d.y o. AARch, 1872,
between the hours Of II o'clock a. ~. end r.
ss s sss sss e SO r ss!%s
e;S hum ses r ;sn sy i sSr
% anASSst ssa ny iRafs fsed stiilmf'
o.. .DOltass,a cslviA Tsylcsn And aR.ykin. 4.
Hedges. h0s1bo $1s1hsd an1lgs, nB9wmeh is
;A0Rs Sb sssti f fs.sa & EslSs
Ett 81 ssegNo.9y " YsB W 81 30. No IN
w / Of sec. " M ~ 1s.i Rss %, and the w
* ~. rs en- s"{S m" Sas SSss
of land Of - Acres, helms IN updiyi,Ed tlirl
e 81. tsseA Y ,' Tsi IL ss.
No. sss. is'ns6 Is n -clae 81 Pke one firyt mrn-
toned, ~ the s 4 I of sec. M. -, SLots Ns'ss4
and 4 of ssc. -, Lots Nos, ! ard of sac. Is
and Lstt Np 4 Ygas 81 jan in
DisskSe ~ . { D Ia , a n 81 q ofG "
fkKAs ~ SAtE:rCAsH, subject TO APP
pr, ,as ~ = -. AZ JOHN Daley a1.e;T
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

STATE -0fI lUyaSIANA, PARISH
,aThH)t kiAPlDf 5t3lPAkf6A fdu
,SaoG8UXHDOa
No. Succession SfDAvfd w. DeLsny, for
.ael2u gA9PinistvsieAn mnI1
axxTHERE4A Jspes. ., Fish hsst eisdf APP
W pisgti'S n 3Aiia Court ~ fpR9isiesl
DeI.sny. .tbF- IN
Notice u hssssy given to III Whom Il dsth
|SKal oVeUER sa9E geose, .v41o tp
days ifom the dste 6crcof, why the ssn1t
sl'" sslla. .of Y sr,s1,ssdlyxzs4a .pgA -,
ssh, is1 "a. zse1a za @gcv1rno,,r
FeAs3kaAa III Clerk.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

LRrs.k.sxorXsWasfxexunsd

no tn. Editor Of IL fisayahe;
ihaye COME IS the conclusion TIT
this ctiukS bd&ifess IN Y paying Oheyf
and am resolved to become one ~ q
self. All Ineed II u dAiog to THAT l.
nSw have 81 az ppsil) ~ ana I owfSA to
know n god hap! y \ have one on
hand tina. yoa think VII answer my
DSifpossel : h xo xkxt 30 Sn sAafge.
lf8f III 4 wsptA gcod 6de u 4ose -
tall. u Nm rN parfienlsf sb0ds eHe ma
tionality Of the thing One sort viii
sefye ME asweh a. another, trOsfded
il will make me q duke Of the ffss va
YES. Z xS aeterinipei 10 become .
duke and fheg,mt wife 6eg ddeh'
ess, and All sNif Offspring viii. be little
dukes and duchesses, Won't That
tmakr our relatives stife f-Wet,t
| wouL5 tyyinil r., lz~SA0C|O - "a
Then ne, our whole family, Gan
travel in fSsss. style,t and be staresi.s
and ,glorjfed at trememdtons ss7sse,
and our Gins wiif an be pad by psHHer
folks. - :, =
II q pclisrse den't cost tn much we
can S3h-s IN ilrisisess ON Z, small npis
tai for a lOng.tithe 70 come, fQr me
duke ryvar III 4 growing one ~ %
cea,itrS. and fr8ib present iuls ic;.ta0i,s
i viii o. time pffesvail as an ePidemie, = ,
a hate got the duke fsssr ssd s 81
ready. and SO has oar wn6Ie aihfl !.
M wife says if she cant be, . adnch-
&ss so,u she will die and spsDiagsp1san.
i've our oifspriBg.g Ever since she first
sawthe Grand Duke Alexis that .wo-
man has been syearniBg. > In tact the
whole family are yearning n'ghts sssa
day. ! = = :. = l,,.1s1.M, =.
losgrg 80 lyon 6assza UediSreA n
mercy's sake hurry u M
Wife SANS she knows she. was born
. to he 4 duchess, md that n 4 sssliis
man will make her one Now 1t ha'
always been, my delight to please ia
woman, aud that il one Of the priici
,,al reasons why'I want That pe6gfee
Ny household has been fhlf OF liffl,
: RassiasU bears erer siece ne 1Rm
Duke came to town. II was fulf be
fore; but our little ones aeyer dream
ed Of being cubs until they saw thu
Grand Duke. ASiiscec theR Atkey HE
groA.led Land .busged, each other i''ces
sanity.
No, there will be- mo peace in on
family Until q pedigree can be 4eesf
ed.I T ttslh sttA1hs, ! u Starr =
Az TIE AWDnke Of Orleans, and a
, American duke wouid stats& b frs
, rate clsaneel Of asihg atshits,etNA 70
the Psesislency! That such Ois tn
tendency OF the times no one need dt
ny.ni Straws, etc. 8osL3 S'',T ne y.
! "a duke, ossce nominated, w0disl ce.
; tainly ka elected to the presidency
and once elected, what fortune b
$ couid m,ketI TT XT,T
The-nofeI- tisink Ofsit the AmSFe
, want that l,ediyfev. There would b
| heap of money IN il, ;Sswell as graz
deur. IL yoa ssill furnish it IL wi
: divide, ~ thsy. say ip Official sirrle'
and N.Y. wife Win sliyide WITH you
wife, yOn know, you know. Help I'M
to wear NE h6hGfs Sahd Z will max
!, them ,essy; my bowerSfaIO "a
land the whole family sa'.nse fSE
4 Yours, truly, s,,S !, ,sIea
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
EXCHANEE: HHTET.
Rk$pEhRa,#ls!YRs:1

T1HE u,,aersigl,e9 haselrsssttlr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS land Ia Ne.
olstnetl it'fbr me reception OF etieses5
The, Hgsfse snsi Hrliitdre VIII 'iin!Ssdis Z
ately 1anlsrgNs Ithorepg Iepay al Yps |
ssasda nj FsihssMifa Asespared tOsfsalle |
thes iIAeqAises M MfeFeables Q "a nWt.J
Ak pob ,assn 80 - - - = pr =, =
| The table v n be- hppist lalI Y.,S,il:a
IsaieA, assal a4nA sDr,ss0f sfsesx aslfsu enc
g~tet ,t6be iacmls} aet stse Hdsa css.sss'
uiir boariefs. y q4featf 5or* viii he, t3pen9
ut alI hours, ofasotls thsglay and stsgIf.
Bssh trsv ;.I
,6ssll. 81 1HOI yDotNeyoHsTA
The xue&aileY snWsl,Rd N0nsidera-
co,6. issA HaIfah iSthe i.hAM1aAl
|,hHh nsttis Efforts b Esh aahtaiDs al first
class ffofe4 in Nfs e6hiHl nj zsazyxsls1
| 81, GP. HOOE,as.1S
10 iapIlaEy llfhs l2. 1oIsseOI 81 .sssi
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the 9pc-
n cession Of David w. DsI.adsy, ana netih-
eli to pressat them within tan days from the
date Oh disqualification hsredf and PSr6ons in
'debsed 70 sbsssmsy xfscsq sustsd - settls ths
snnsss with Robe > Humstst ESQ, AsDo14BJ
at Lzw, or with tin undsssoHaea 4Aaoin1ou4
ftorUf SID SUeesssi0n.s "a s.e9 A1asso "a lle
March "a, y. 1Hhe AdmiAisesetod ,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
h. slkSR! e ss'sass 81 ooL

:, sEkS EaAooI
asJsSs cEk, ..l ''N'M . oAA&
My tHat c3sIs f.:jch- taiI,
01gJKrUE 81 and p sstiyfy an alias wit Of
Court, ist7s az. yntif,sd and SnaH6srcd
$3.50 80 dlk-1bds Ihaye ehsi end wiH
sc ss:|s ; { ls ;s 8 s#K
satssssk tsst: 81 (, 4;.s s eiEs,.ss
81 - ssl NJ: !: &c e
.. tn, {s !ss.x s!;.E sSs,ils ss tss
part Of lots Nos ) sa,1 I. on the plat Of said
town, With al the b.ilfi1E ssatnetYement'
II T. ~ hR4d.s4, @sSraf I :: T.. p,
:, - yLsqooNH DnLACY, Sheriff
Marchta6AaF p. $ls 90. ,sEMD9
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
.sHgEE;RIIlitf1fs,s SsAik,a

ngEthtfttr ffI'YNSfrHSlI
NJ wslshaIusz sa,lSdk ,o,s.
e. R, s.ssslsssx .2ysas} ssSaia
N,ath eissssss esast, Psrisk n Rspsdes1 State
-ss3&s snzssq a40f IseaiSikfs. 1sgoiAAS 'Ft,i
VIRTUE Of asA ~ satisfya writ Of feri
I'D facias issued out Or the above named
Court pRt1elO mo6thA Hn6 b stheatbve
entitled and numbered suit, and tome dircyt-
I'd. Aaye seized and will offer for ale.at pub
Saturday, do sA cda& April, hs.s.
between the hours Of IIA NJ. and 4 p. NJ. at
s sas Co.. ss ~ q t, .sissa
by special order Of said writ tarwt;,.~x -
A { ~ 81 ss'' a :. ::
in the tssn e AisxspAris, Psrish - napiaks,
and tiestgnSteh on the piatad. ,nid foSfhy M
town. ser1grs Txo~s
prai semsAtl AIE0NAA1A.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

.sossPspas sai,p 4 lktie UtAafp 10 Rhis
father, tire otber saass ksaw a printer
~ slesn,tte s5test just noyT MAO
+, = DID. You sonnN lea d!l You
SNOW the ps ST MAS a printer H tssd
:. Do..,1ca IN mn
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

But she, Al,glt hatt peel y s;all'eep
ter, blacksmith or 4 Shoemaker. Il
Qhsae Rapa;She WIS prlnter-i
likely an eaitor-f0r he was gnawing
~ .6sIe. DEand had Enoa stoekmgs On.
The crown was on: Of his hat, and his
coat 0agaH zf6&.> , lam S0ttain he
vas aglilter.' ,,vC~,yzx..
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
March a4PF Esso: HO.Ehsria:
state OF LOUISIANA, PABSH
OF RAPIDESGPARISH

s4xsus6s.zssssssSsa6Sf James n sDdHt4. ! 4
WHEREAS, SNuupl Schwolipsli hss Old
w aTableau Of Debts Of the Succsssicp Of
James Pinckney DqGel. ~AAa ava
Hstics kkGebyr sissn to al whom it doth
or may concern, to show causes vithin ten
days from the. date hereof, why the same
should not be homoiogated. By order of tho
SassA. saS.sy zsssandfi. "a; fssr6sry the
9Th 1877. sE -. ERsE
CHARLES OWEN,
MsahKRtA I&a Tpgkyyle
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S,s AZ t, ~ TFls.2s vi p IN SS'k&
somyz!ss,IEsS. w S Ia t.

,,,s,,. weshe. lseTtl,e'iaorP o. the Me-. a"eia
,ss ,al4hS;s,.l IN he ira stdy vas eiacted. and
,'n'...rr.ss,rs Sysfestb fssNe saerecious
dsui,ass, ,ss6 b, .705f1 y sigs IS
Geban wassoupi, asst WAS ,aqiaa
,ha r,,d. IN bb;;fl6,s icifyy.s" ST 'tfpon
it, and rets,rIsed laINeeiict OF "ac
cidentR death Ficris s'fs ~ 's''fShow"'"
xerslictno '.saiisi yiags tA'e ehle1
of Police, ~ .al l..lFsssillsis.l'i""'
and discov crai tiissl lssiilated body ol
Sever in the ash he;iit This ,, led s to
tlc arrest and iuli,risoila soi 9sh'sa
and the ,sirIsdIn spite Of the advice OF
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
MIC, afk.A ys12|Tt'VlT
10 the Tar Payers Of kaptdes
&% S-9,TnrfsH &M %S

r1AKE NOTICE at6at the fsbrs
to- listing and Opening snO tl.s
taxaole prvpestya soiss Kslaslss aPafish,
will s ssss .,.s e. +;S s En- x H'rr
s3tssetS On, tlse hfst Jay d MAKCH
1877, aud all persons Interested srlbe-
ing liable 10 taxation AM -nntifed- To
assax at my sffice witislr f1irSd 0gys
ir6m ti,a date anu havethefr proper
ty assessed othsFwise-tbey will be as
rnssesiTacd0s,liugsssI she tslE sljtects
Prompt atteHtioil, il M5litiNaa ftHf al
Io this call. ~. LEGnAS, ~
Assesssf aud Cortf ksIides Pafish Ia
March ~ y ," IN GO 80 n Ia
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
STATE OF EoUjsIAsA, PARISH
OF RAkiDASHfARlSH

No. Succession al Patrick Fla merry for
.23EPloRftFsfSjcar n bstS
MtHEREA$,s HsfsR aapefy, Exscutrix,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-15
AN p STORY.
Mysterious Disappearance OF Sixty
Barrels Of Apples FrOA tue Leyes,
and their Ms sIeEtOns Recovery.

A gentleman who deals extensively in
fruit was receiving a lot of three hundred
barrels Yesterday. He was much Grstified
to find the fruit of very excellent and
saleable quality as he examined the bar
rels on the landing. He went TO dinner
in a comfortable frame of mind, but when
ne went back picking his teeth an unsc-
countable strabismus gave an obliquity Of
vision to his eagle orbs, whereby he be-
came convinced that sixty of his barrels
weYe missing. The steamboat man con-
aimed him in his mistake by saying that
! faw drsvmen had been there and hauled
of some loads. The fruit dealer st once
rnshed up to police headquarters and noti-
6ed the authorities of mis- loss. Several
poliesmen and detectives went to the
Ssvaa 10 trace out the devious course of
those missing apples Oy the hgns OF dray
wheels marks over the rocks. They were
al husilv engaged, without much hone,
howeyer to recover tbs lost property,
wban Il occurred to Sergeant Dea
shst the feet Of the fruit having
bean removed should first be essab-
iished beyond doubt. He therefore
sngxested to the dealer tbs proprfety
OF Establishing that fact. The barrels were
All counted, first up q down. then
across, thsn disgonaily, and then up ana
dovSn again. and not one OF those engaged
in the process could discover q barrel
short. This whole three hundred were
there. The mar of business expended the
n-rospsctive profits OF i've barrels on ci-
9ars and cooling liquids.
. This event is akin 20 b story which Is
told Of an old Front streat merchant, now
happily rich, but formerly q struggling
in1ividual. In 1857, when tbs great bank
inc crash took place, he was one morning
-fsndine on the street talking to q friend
whom some one rpshsd up win . psper
whieh contained soma startling recent de-
Tslopnsnta Ia shs way Of hursted banks