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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LEAHY-The friends and scquaintances of
Mrs. Julia Leahy are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral Of her son, THOMAS
LEAHY, aged years, 10 months and { ays, at
O'Clock this (TUESDAY) afternoon, from
her residence, No. l54 Poplar street. Carriages
at Walsh's, 3S1 Second, near Union street.
oBERsT-The friends and acquaintance of
S. W. Oberst are invited TO attend the funeral
OF his wife, MARTHA, from the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, Chelsea, this TUESDAY)
morning at lO18 o'clock. Services by Rev. Dr..
Whfta
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at my Office in the city OF Memphis, viii
take and state the accounts Of B. Eiseman, as
administrator Of said estates. All persons in
terested are notified to be present
s.tlf.-. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
te20 BY ]. H. CULLEN, DC.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
ENGL1xp

LONDON, July Arrangements have
been made by the American Club OF
Liverpool for 6 fine celebration on the
Fourth of July in that city. The Bishop
Of Manchester, the Dean Of Chester
John Bright and Mr.. sRathbone have
been invited to attend the dinner on the
occasion. ErUgo GINA
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Long Branch-Immense CrOwds-Mueh
MOney in Pools.

LONG BRANCH, July Fifteen thou
sand people are now here and all the ho-
tells are full. The excitement over to-
moTOw's race is intense. Prominent
sporting men from all parts of the coun-
try are present. ---a-1-
In the great race for the Monmouth
Cup, Harry Bassett has the call pool
and buyers and betting men are very
shy. John Morrissey attempted a pool,
bedding fifteen hundred dollars on Harry
Bassett, one thousand dollars being bid
for LOngfellow, this pool was with
drawn. The following pools We're sold
on the race: Harry Bassett, 500, 5000,
$500; Longfellow, $z55, $435, 1886.
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Nnn.Rnsidanf Nntiea.


No 5I7-In the first ChQncer.r Court of Shelby
County, Tennessee-A Mum administratoI
OF the estate Of James Carroll, deceased, Vi
samuel Poston, J. c. Stewart ct al.
TT appearing that the abOv s-styled suit was
Acoinmenced for the puFpsse of settling uI
the estate Of James Carroll, deceased. the in.
sOlyency CT which has been suggested TO the
County Ccust OF shelby County. and preyin nc
that all c.odi tors thereof come forward ano
file their claims, etc. that subpoena has been
issued, and returned BY the Sherin not C
be found as 70 defendants r. 81. johnson, +. NJ
Fife and James Levi
It Is therefore. ordered, That such creditor'
make their appearance hersin at the court
house in the CITY Of Meu .phis, Tennessee
on or before the flrst Monday IN October
1872, and fle and establish their claims against
said estate, having themselves made parties
etc, and that said npn-resident defendants
mako their arpearance hetein on the hr5l
Monday in August, t672, and plead, answer pl
demur 10 coInplainantp bill. or the settlement
Of said estate will be proceeded with expartt
as TO the creditors, and the cause as to said
defendants set for heating e;.parte, and that {
copy OF this order be publiIaled once week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. ~
This June 20, 1872.
A cOpg--attest:
EDBfUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By II. BLACK, ID. G. ana NJ. ~
Haynes s Stockton, soiirs,lor complt. juz
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Labor ReEormern.

Boston, July 1.-The Labor Party
has decided on conference at the Ger
mania Hall Assembly Rooms, in New
York, on Tuesday forenoon, July 30th.
Governor Parker has also declined the
nomination.
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AtchHsOn, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka, July I.-Trains on the Atch-
iron, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad will
commence running to Raymond to-
morrow. Large cattle yards are being
built there, and it is reported that forty
thousand head of cattle are now there
waiting shipment.
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Fire Originating from "Bust-Head''
fa whisky. - d

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-About nine
o'clock this evening, while the workmeI
were at work on the premises of Elklir
& Middleton, redistillers and rectifiers
on the Vine street wharf, four distinct
explosions occurred among the barrels
in the rear portion of the building
before the flames were extinguished
a heavy loss was sustained, EIklin &
which is damaged to the extent
Of several thousand dollars, fully
insured. The distillery apparatus was
valued at twenty-five thousand dollars,
uninsured.
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nesfrucfire Fire.

MILWAUKEE, July Private advices
from Ludington, Michigan, say that a
fire Saturday burned two warehouses be-
longing to Mr.. Boyd, also the mills Of
Libbons & CO., adjoining. Loss, twenty
thousand dollars.
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s.@sE--1-1..llsl.lz

The delegates from Mississippi, Ar
,aHsas and West Tennessee, to the Bal
more Convention, will meet in this
jty Thurday and leave at three O'Clock
4 the afternoon on the Memphis and
yhio railroad.
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Attempt to Murder woman, and Sue
eessfuI Suicide.

LITTLE Rock. July Last Wednes-
day, at Fort Smith, Fred Crosse attacked
Miss Anua McGrew, a dressmaker, with
an iron bar, striking her over the head
and telling her to the earth. Thinking
he had killed her, he retired to his room
and shot himself through the heart.
Jealousy was the cause.
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CRIME, CASUALTY AND FIRE.


TOLEDO, OHIO, Julyl.-Aman named
John Brennan, a section-hand in the
employ Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company, was
drowned in the river last night while
bathing.
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SAVANNA, = 1.-Cotton dull and
no offerings; middling, 24c; net re-
ceipts, 5S bales; exports cOastwise, 624
bales; sales, 255 bales; stock, 147s bales.
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GALVESTON.
SAVANNAH.

GALVESTON, July 1.-CottOn nom
inal; good ordinary, 20ic; stock, Sf5
bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
ILArLsr BrrOHr nr rrLronArH.l
CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON, July l. Cotton dull;
middling, 25c; net receipts, so bales
gross receipts, $50 bales; exports, coast
wise, S63 bales; stock, 1880 bales.
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sIOO, 900 FIre-NearIy Two Hundred Hen
out Of Employment.

ST. JOHN, n. B., July 1.-The build
ing and machinery of the Albert Plastern
Manufacturing Company, at Hillsboro,
New Brunswick, was totally destroyed
by fire last night. Loss one hundred
thousand dollars. One hundred and
seventy persons are out Of employment.
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MGRTTE
WILMINGTON

MOBILE, July 1.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middiing, 24e; net receipts, q
bales; sales, so bales; stock, 2524 bales.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PYTHIAN NOTICE.

TTHE officers and members of Mems <h
Il phis Lodge No. 9, X. Of p, are E@A
hereby notified to attend q regularE . q
meeting this (TUESDAY)eyenlng,J July (SE9sR
I'd, at 8 O'Clock, at our hall, No. 81 NTtfzfsT
South Court street, for installation sf "
officers.
Members Of sister lodges and transient
brethren in good standing are respectfully
invited. By order OF II. S. REYNOLDS, VIC.
NJ. BREN, II. and Q. S. iy2
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WILMINGTON, July 1.-Cotton quiet,
middling 24e; exports cOastwise, 1G
bales; stock, 1914 bales. e..f .f'
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NORFOLK, July 1.--Cotton dull; low
middling, 24c; net receipts, $50 bales;
exports coastwise, 2lI bales, stock, 946
bales.
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On the slst of July. lS72,

all OF tract Of $3.50 acres of land in Lake
County, Tennessee, hereinafter described eX
cept 4O25k acres.
Said $50 acre tract was granted to John
Gray Blount by grant No. ~ $50, and is bound
ed as follow: Beginning st a STOPPING syca-
more in the north boundary line OF the Berry
hill tract of 1905 acres, 30 poles east from fts
northwest corner; thence north so poles
thence east 5I2 poles; thence south 500 poles to
an elm marked ~. c.; thence west 5l2 poles
to the beginning. The part OF said grant
reserved out OF this sale is 40255 acres, owned
by A. 3. and II. Parks, and is Bounded as fol
lows: commencing IN the north boundary OF
the tract, 10 poles east of its north west corner
thence east 90 poles; thence south 30 poles;
thence west 100 poles; thence north 80 poles,
to the beginning, All tho rest OF the original
tract, except said 40255 acres, is TO be sold.
Sale 70 be IN two equal installments, one Of
six months from the day Of sale, and the other
falling due lst May, 1873. Bond and good Sc
curity required and q lien retained for the pur-
chase money. The sale to be without redemp-
ttOn.
July 2, 1871, HORACE E. ANDREWS,
Clerk Of said court.
WIN II, STEPHENS. Solicitor. iva
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The Board of Directors, in commenting
this Second Scheme to the Public, promise
that IL shall be carried out in as good faith as
the annexed certificates prove the former to
have been. The high character and standing
of the Managers selected will also be addi-
tiOnal guarantee that perfect justice and fair
ness Will control this Distribution. 80.
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A SLOW COACH
'yernOr ParkeT's letter Declining the
Nomination for the Yice-Presidelcy
by the Labor Reformers at
Columbus, Ohio.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The following
81. the letter Of Governor Parker declin.
sieg the nomination Of the labor Reform
i.o-rty for the Vice Presidency:
FREEHOLD, n. J., June, 1872.
- Edwin NJ Chamberlfn, President at Co
y Si1umbus Convention, Boston:
SIR-Your letter informing me that
NE Convention oft he NationalIIabor Re
81 I'm party, which met at Columbus on
, Ne tWenty-sccOnd of February last.
Traced me in nomination for Nice-Pres-
&c tPnt Of the United States, has been re-
u y ived. ] feel honorfd by the preference
N71us expressed By the representatives
D. d large and Influential body Of my
~, lOw-ciizens. am in favor of all
.ii.al and just measures that tend TO i'm
lJve the condition Of the workingmen
'Setbave always been a member of the
y nnmO1Tatic party for nearly thiTty-five
iars l have shared It's tr umphs and
pis feGts; adheringt0 its Fortunes, because
ioe Onsidered its success essential to good
1ee vernment and the elevation Of the la
acing classes. Having been placed in
PlV important position as the nominee OF
Ia = 1t party, j am bound in honor, as well
Eby inclination, to stand by its organi-
Jon and abide by the decision of its
"el lltional Convention To be a eandi-
,1te Of one party while supporting the
PIC ominee Of another, although the two
catiy agree substantially in principle,
10. uld be inconsistent, and / therefore
". mo- .pectfully decline the nomination ten
IIi'-ed me by the convention you repre-
mont. lSignedl JOEL PARKER.
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DIED.

FRASER-Y esterday evening at Q o'clock,
at the residence Of W. i. Fraser, 1876 Vance
street, CARRIE, infant daughter of DR.. I. L
and Hattie e. Fraser, aged q months.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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PHTTADFTPHTA.
NORFOLK

PHILADELPHIA, July Lection dull
but not lower; middling, 26ic.
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351 PREMIUMS
To be Distributed in conformity to Law.

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onRr1E1oArMa.

CA4E'4AE-A E-AC-A'GE6As
D MEMPHIS, June 5, 1872.
Received of the Memphis Agricultural and
Dollars, being amount of premium drawn by
Ticket No. 90 at the Distribution OF said So
cfety, June !, 1871 ID. A. CLARKE,
Commission Merchant, Front street, Memphis,
Tennessee. --r.l f1
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1g72.
Received of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society the sum Of Five Thousand
Ticket No. 91l4 at the Distribution Of said So
ciety, June l, 1872. JACOB LUTZ,
Boot and Shoe Dealer, Madison street, Mem
E. BARINDS,
Salesman at Mansfield & Higbee's Drug Store
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 3, l672.E
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in attest
ing the perfect honesty and fairness OF the
Distri button of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society drawn at GreenlaW Opera
House, June 1, 1872. and heartily commend the
object OF the Association the rehaoiIfty icr
the payment of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised, to the
70 lii'''''ii' % : '''' pNg-iM W. N. FARRINGToN,
Pres't Union and Planters Bank.
II. E. GARTH, ,7-r.-
Pres't German National Bank.
III. MURPHY t' -...N i..-s
PreS't Memphis Bank.
F. s. DAVIS, Is, .lr
Pres't First National Bank.
J.J FREEMAN, ~
Cash 7 Merchants National Bank.
NJ. J. MICkS,
Pres't NJ. and c. Railroad.
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Administrators Final settlements.
18TH dav of JuIy. 1872.

To the heirs and creditors Of the estates Of L.
Henoch and Heyman Weber, deceased:
VNHIS is to notify ali persons interested In
said estates OF L. Henoch and Heyman
Weber, deceased, that on the
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The Presbytery CT Baltimore.
ENu1TsBuRu, Oct. s, 1872

M RG, WV. -, A|''
The fall meeting of the Presbytery
of Baltimore commenced here TINS
evening in the Presbyterian Church
Of which Rev. J. NJ. Patterson Is
pastor.
The opening discourse was deliver
ed by Rev. D. c. Marquis, OF Baltl-
more who has been the Moderator tor
the Iast six months. The sermon,
which was very earnest and PRACTICAL
was from the text go We into all the
world and preach the Gospel to every
creature he that believeth and is
baptized shall be saved, and he that
beIieveth not shall be damned. -
Mark XVI. -, lG verses.
The principal business of this eye
ning's session was the election OF a
Moderator and Clerks to serve tor the
next half year. Several impor;ant!
matters are expected to be considered
ut this meeting of the Presbytery;
among the rest, the request OF Kew
DR.. j. L. Smith to be released from
the pastoral care Of the Central
Church Of Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, who IS the
pastor here, was formerly settled at
Annapolis. His predecessor In TINS
charge was Rev. Robert S. Grlcr, who
for many years labored in this field
The Rev. L. Rathburn was elected
Moderator, and Rev. D. }. Beale
temporary Clerk. Rev. Mr.: Rankl'
was dismissed from the Church OF
Boston; Mr.. Mccoy asked to be dis.
missed from the Broadway Church Of
Baltimore. Questions of great inter.
est We're discussed by the body, and
there is a great desire to make more
earnest effort for the advancement Of
the Church, The work of the Presby
terrain Church is advancing steadily II
some places, and great hopes are en-
tertained that the increase will be
great in the time to come. The SYNOD
of Baltimore will meet in Wilmington
Delaware, on the l5th instant.
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dla,riages.

On the 9th of June, 1872, at the bride 8
parents, in IIarhaugh's Valley, by Rev
Peter Lookinhill, Mr. 7. A. WASHER
to Miss NELLIE $. ROVER, all Of lI;,r-
haugh's Valley.
On the Goth ultimo, at the I. b. ParSon
age, in Funkslown, Franklin county, Pa,
by Rev l.. \. Wiclirv, CHARLES II.
STEINER, of Frederick TO Miss LAURA
W. MI MMA, of Waynrsboro', Pa.
On tn" 81 instant, at The brides brother,
near Louisville by Elder Isaac Rrnncr,
DANIEL BIDlNGER to Miss MAGDE-
LENA lfDFF, both of this county.
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".Fra,ld.''

Defeated parties aud candidates
after the election il over, and they
find themselves sucking the hind teot
are very apt to say they were cheated
and cry ''traul.' Thus when Geor-
ola went Democratic few days ago
bv $4,000 or 10000 majority, the Re
publicans to let themselves down easy
cried ''fraud,' 'traud, "the negroes
didn't vote" and all that sort of thing
And now Hhen the "Democrats and
"LiberaI Republicans are fused up
in penn.vIyarIa Ohio, Iowa, NebraS-
Iia, Indiana, etc. they too repeal, the
old song, "f.@uI, - "truNd I'VE have
been cheated III the canvass, etc. We
think we have heard that cry bef're
In the days Of - Ipe Laying and the
"Plaquemlue fraud, the same old
song was sung. 1t amounted to moth
ing then and it will amount to moth
ing now. Gentlemen, stand up and
submit to your fate like men. "Pick
your hints and try it again, when
the day of trial comes round, and
don't stand about crying over split
milk. What if the Jig is up and
Yankee Doodle is ended, can't you
dance to some other tune
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Inc flltv-tlllr! session OF 'he L"'i''
eran Synod Of Maryland was conven.
ID in $ Johns Church, Jamestown
r;.. 1n,l,r,u 20, Mr. nwon y,
~ ",' '''''N ."
Wednesday, '''o ~ '''S'''''' ~ l'''
llmnary discourse was delivered II
the Church on the preceding evening
hv Roy DR. SoJtIer Of J,ntherville
M. rl1...,..;. Ne, 80 tl,, ,aoor
of th. Syr,l ,I.o, with 1l,e members
.lsr;o,I nc vol &C Law.
nr,,,,r.
D.,;1,., b. ~ ~, ~ S,roho1 M
Z, ',s .,,, =" Dow 4 E,r',o.t
r. ' .',,,,, e.trDv p II uar,;o
,,, -, "''''' ~ wv
'''', T.' - n,,;1 N,rto
'''''' r
''''
Eers. ll"ld"nre'rh, Morris, d. y.
,,'"o''' - ~ 49, :, I'd! '~i ~ l,'P'Ii
lana Er.ter I'm S,J,lar D D
Conrad Su miners Steck, Richardson
NXdorf, Maler, Bowers, Butler, b. D..
\elter Valentine, d. -, Anderson
1''l S''''SI'' N w. ~ ~. n,,,
lIsnm,ah.m.rn U'l,,w,y Owen Chi.
]er Wolf, Faer, Beer, Muller, Neith
bIckel, Schaeiier, Me ensle, Dietrich
herr' LucNenO'ch' Miller
DELEGATEs-LAY.
MeSsrs. Letter, Lett oId, fe'dt, \ ca
Te'' i'e',N' G"''' 'D'',, '.''''.o, ". n'.e
Noos.e' lIo;' i''' u I,t','Il''' I ,,o.N
I,"oe'' It''1 'no i'"'Ar ,,:,, ,n'' rt
n"''!'G'' - Ue'' p o'n i " N''o lL ~ono
e'''e',', ''o"'Ar' i''NI' 1no' ' mI
~ iII. w. c..L I,,.
Ehrlnah''' l1!ae' rr!' 'onl''H' 'o'"r'~-
man M c =,
Inc o!ho' was con- E'oSe'' 81 d very
fine body OF men,and Its sessions We're
daily attended by numbers Of persons
who took a deem interest in its pro-
oooJ;nns mo d;r,ront pu,n;ts wore
o,o.;7I ~ c,l,hoh morn;na or1
o, 49, e,l, ;,a,,n+ hu mann bor.
c.I H,l, al son,o ror,. o,lo ona
- ,.. i.,:1
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z7r;'Ms.

In this place, on Monday, the 1th inst,
after Il lingering illness, Mrs. SOPHIA
WELLER, rclict of the late Thomas Wei
Ter, aged q years 10 months and 10 days
"Blcsscd are the dead who die in the
name of the Lord, for their good works
will follow lhcm.'
=, On the 81 instant, in the CITY of Frcdcr-
lex, at the residence of her aunt Mrs. John
Thomas MATILDA SPURRlER. daugh-
ter ofCapt. VIM. Sppllrrirr, Of Anne Arun-
del county, aged about IS years
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A Republican Triumph.

This has been field week tor the
Republicans IN the way OF election
news and the triumph OF the Grant
party.
Last Tuesday elections were held
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana,
Nebraska and tn" Territory of Dako-
tab. In all these States, the Repub-
hcans seemed not only to have held
their own, bat glined somewhat on
the popular vote Of last year. AS 1t
IS admitted that NenNrant IS stronger
before the People than the candidates
who bear his banner, MS re-eIecuon
seems to be a torcgone conclusion.
IenrSylVAnIH, ONO, Iowa ana Ne
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E,mmitsburg, has raised some very large
rrr plants This season. He still keeps an
excellent winter Boarding House.
Little often fills the purse Advertise
and see,
nv" \ Young man in the rural Il StrcS,
recently welded, says it is easier to ret It
wife than it is procure furniture after the
marriage 'H;,IlnW, man. 90 t" Smiths,
Flaut,'s or Os,cr's furniture shops and he
convinced to TIE contrary.
LYCEuM.-Lyccum met on last Tuesday
evening ut Stone Hall. Members nearly
all present and quite an interesting discus
sion was had Subject for next meeting:
DO the Savage Nations possess right to
the Soily.' Champions, Oslcr and Scott
Essayist, G. Guilds.
JOHN LANDERs, Scc'ry.
en-" For Posters and Sale Bills call at
this Office We have just received y new
lot Of Job Type.
O." Most Of the recently sown grain is
sprouting up finely.
The fall winds are singing the mournful
requiem Of summer.
Get your stoves and hrcwood and coal
ready and prepare for winter. The "blus-
terng railcr' will soon be upon you.
This month has thirty-one days.
Bacon hams arc advancing in price but
cabbage is abundant.
Egg plants have attained their largest
growth.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On last Saturday, 9TH instant, David
and John NJ. Fisher Executors Of the
estate Of Isaac Fisher, deceased, sold
the home tarm and improvements,
1871 acres and 81 perches, to Samuel
Eckcnrode Of Emmltsburg District at
$50 per acre.
The farm No. 2, containing 1929
acres and 20 perches was bought by
Lewis p. Shriver Of 1mlnits burg Dis
trict, at '??3l,3l per acre.
The entire wood lots Of p acres
was sold to John Jamisou, Of Harvey,
Carroll county, for $50 an acre.
MILITARY iS,TuR',-- ! lie in''''"rT
companies OF Washington Guy anu
He"F9etoWh' VINO coiI'''np '''e Nl'I'lf5
TINS cl'N during our c"''Ie snow ar"
expected to reach here on Monday
next, ana Will be the guests IT t"I. J..
B.Carlin proprietor Of the City Hotel.
As we remarked on a former occasion,
ed military ORGANIZATIONS, and their
PRESENCE here during tn, Fair will
doubtless attract more than ordinary
attention. We br~peak for them a
warm welcome on the part of our cit
izons They willy Ne ACCOMPANIED bv
q fine band Of music
rElu2.lrk E',q,,q;n,y,
~,
+, y II ANpS"Nh DoNA'I1N. - ne
Iral'a Jury Tor 'he present term "l
'ne ,'rG',1 V'I.r' OF 'i''' '"'"'H' "'S
uo'l"ie' 'he '''''''> "'''''''''''.e' III
'i''' o?1E ny 1'> I1nrI' amounting 10
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