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S. 8. REMBERT,
Care Of Register & Trezevaut,
- A.
Clerks Sale of Real Estate
MAY 4th, 1879,

SATURDAY, MAY 4th, 1872.
No l, II. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county-Petifion to sell land TO pay
debts.-Reel johnson, Administrator of sam
uCl Miller, deceased, vs.. Josephine Albert
a~nd-Others.
DY virtue of an order OF sale made in his
ID cause on the S0th day OF March, 1872, 1 viii
sell, at auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Circuit Courthouse, at tho entrance
thereof, on the northeast corner Of Union and
Second streets, IN the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
Saturday, Nay 4th, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit: AtTact0 or parcel of land,
lying and situated la the county of Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, On the west side of the
fernando road, in the Fourteenth Civil Dis
-trfct OF said count south of and adjoining
Kings lot, and known and described a.
lot No. 81 of McLemoreis division, contain
ing i've and three-fourth acres, more or less:
said tract has been subdtvided into three lots
and will be sold separately.
Terms of Snie-CreditO Of seven months: pur-
ehasers executing notes, with good security,
and lien retained TO secure purchase money,
Equity of redemption barred. This April g
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By I. F.. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Walker & HOrrigan, Solicitors. aplO wed
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LOUISVILLE, April 24-Cotton quiet; mid.
ding, nc.
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FRANKFORT, april 2i.-United States con-
o SOS, 1852 49,.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Flour-extra spring
quiet aud firm. Wheat opened active and
closed weak az 81 800. Corn-No. 2 mixed
hrmer; 421Sc. Oats-NO. 2 neglected; 34c. Rye
No. drmer; 4@75c. Provisions quiet. Mes
pork, SO Nal2l Is cash. Lard firm S %. Meats
steady and unchanged. Loose bulk meats
firm at 4ls84l{c; clear ribs, 6lf@G%c; clear
sides, &C. H~fghwines active; SS31c. Hogs
steady, at Si64 50.
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

CScSNATI, April 2L-Cotton dull; mid.
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Card

IN retiring from the firm Of Partee, Burleson
i Geo. which is impelled by outside business
interests and obligations, l take pleasure in
saying that, after several years business in.
tercourse with the parties who succeed It, ]
can bear testimony to their business iRFegrity.
and commend them TO the patronage OF my
friends. / can be found in future at my levee
Office, In the rear of No. S2 Front street.
H. A. PARTEE.
Memphis, Tennessee, March 50, 1872. ap2
Jas. jackson, successor to jackson & Manson
D.. NJ. FITZPATRICK, W. d. HENDERSON
late with Jackson & Anderson.
JOHN JACKSON, st. Louis, Missouri.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
LOT IN THE CITY OF

d. virtue Of deed of trust executed to the
A. undefsigned, as trustee, BY r.. ". Ander-
certain Indebtednss therein Specified due bv
said r. Anderson tOJ. j. RawHngs& CO... IS
said trustee viii offer for sale, ~ public sue-
premises In the city OF Memphis. on -
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sr IArIS
NASHVILLE

ST. LOUIS, April 24-Cotton quiet mid
i'm 22ZakIc.
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RARE=CHANC E
FOR MANUFACTURERS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Excelsior Planning Mills.

RR- BY virtue of q Trust Deed made TO me on
the first day OF March, ISL, by John G. Saint,
which IS of record in the Registers office for
the county Of Shelby, in Book No. 70, pages
37 and rs, and in aceoriauce with its prOYi-
siOns, Tor the purposes therein expressed, 1
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"wednesday, May rs, 1879,

between the hours NJ one and three pm, on
the southwest corner OF Madison and Main
streets, Memphis, 10 the highest bidder. az
public auction, for cash, nc following de-
scTibed lot or parcel Of land, being the-laud
described in said Deed Of Trust, lying situate
and being in the comfy of Shelby and state
Of Tennessee, bounded and described as fal-
lows, tO-wits Beginning At the SnuthWesrc cor
ner Of Valentine street and Fair Ground
venue runniug thence west with the said
Fair Ground avenue, five hundred and seventy
feet to q stake: thence south about i've hum
dred feet to a stake; Themes east I'VE hundred
and seventy feet to the said Valentine ave
nue. thence north with the said Valentine
avenue t0abOut i've hundre feet 10 the DIN
OF beginning, containing n all Y n forty
one one-hundredrhs acres, the same being
subdivision.
The equity Of redemption in and TO said
property is expressly waived in said Deed Of
Trust, and the title believed TO be good. but
convey only as Trustee.
apII JOHN VANCE. Trustee.
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EAsHxELIE, Aprn 24-oOtton dull; mid,
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of q Deed OF Trust to me executed
ID by Robert II. Crockett and Mary h. Crock
cit and .. Lyles, Trustee of the said Mary
B. Crockett, on the 18th day Of February, ISL,
which is Of record in Registers ONCE OF
shelby county, Tennessee, inrReeerd Book NO.
=, page 1856, TO secure certain indebtedness
therein stated, at the instance Of the hsnen-
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH. NEW YORK.

THE Undersigned Is pleased to inform his
4 friends and the public that his house VIII
be reopened on the 18th day of June for the
season. The general expressed satisfaction OF
my numerous visitors last year lead me "a
hope that shall be patronized again by them.
Therefore no expenses have been saved 10
make the sojourn at my house SIS agreeable as
possible. families and travellers who wish "a
favor me with their visit are requested to send
orders for rooms as soon as possible 70 the
darlington House, Fourteenth street, near
F1fth avenue, New York.
apl9 H. STINE, Proprietor.
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Hot Springs of Arkansas
ACCOMMODATION HACK LINE,
Little Rock, Ark.

ESTABLIsHED in 1860 and sim exists, re-
ID ports of interested parties 10 the contrary,
find this the most pleasant aud agreeable
mode OF reaching these far-famed waters,
travelling by daylight only.
nB-THROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
from exercising a preference. Hacks can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line as
low as the 1owest1S2
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Sales to-day-Spinners, 467 bales; specula-
ton, 20 bales; futures, 5000 bales.
sales last evening-Export, - bales; spin
ners, I0 bales.
RECEIPTS OF COTToE FOR THE PAST I
DAYS Al ALL UNITED TAT PORTS.
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ShATES, ShATES.
BANGOR PENRHYN SLATE OFFICE,
No. 12 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
ID Port Medoc states for orr by cargo
or small lots, TO salt purchasers. Slate-slab
Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS in quantities to
suit
\. B-Slating contracted for at home or
abroad. Repairs TO slate-roofs Will receive
prompt attention. Wharf-Coruer Philip,
T~choupitoulas and Levee streets. T. q. box
1869, Merchants Exchange, 33.
W. +. ELLIOTT, Agent,
ap2 Practical Slater and Slate Mason.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
--LATEST EPoRr BY T~ELEGRArH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April q.
Gold-The market was active and higher
at the opening, closing strong at ll2all2ls.
Loans were 6 per cent. for carrying 10 l-64 for
use. Clearings, Sa.0O0fOO. Treasury disburse-
ments, Sl,O50.G00.
Money-Market works easier and opened at
: per cent. gold. Large amount we're ST 4 per
cent, which was the closing rate.
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills, l09ls.
southern state Securtuies-State bonds are
dun and firm. Quotations
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS.
PARIS, April A-Rentess 55f TTc.
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lulltQ states DOnus
were strong and L4@5s higher with small offer
ngs. h Treasury bought SdSyS5o AT lll6l9
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TO SPECTATORS,
COTTONPLANTEtRS

near EIGHT DOLLARS PER BALE, by
introducing
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THET THIRD ANHUAL
SPRING RACE MEETING

Of THE
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SECOND DAY-Tuesiay,Ap Sth-Jockey
Club Purse, $500, dash Of a milo aud a half, for
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate,


No. 4S-R. j. Rambaut, administrator OF es-
: tate o. zR B0wies, deceased, IS. Ftyira W.
Bogles. ct al
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made, I'm this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, IA front Of the office Of the
second Chancery Court, In the city Of Mem
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80 SANE 81 dPAY-club Parse, $50; mile heats,
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sLATEs, STATES.

OLIVER DITSoN eco, Boston.
apl4 G.. H. DITSON q CO., New York.
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aFday, April -
Petition to Amend Charter.

n. b. s. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Haolph, Hammond q Jordan. Solicitor,
lmDfgfnaut. an.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-01

te hecho por demas criminal y horroroso,
y que, desgraciadsmente no es ell primero
que tenemos que registrar en- la actual
campana,-En los montes de Baja San
Vicente, dice nuestro colega, Sc encontra-
ban cinco voluntarios con armas y otros
cinco sin elias, que habian ifo q recOrrer
sus fncas recoger unas bestias de su
propiedad. Una partida de negros, en-. su
mayor parte desnudoa, descalzos y hara-
pesos, cay6 de improviso sobre nuestros
hermanos y asesin6 cobardemente dos
de ellos, que estaban desarmados: los ocho
restantes, con los cinco fusiles, sostuvieron
ell empuje y Sc defendieron her6icamente
de un n1mero considerablemente mayor,
pues dicen que habia mas de sesenta ne
gros. Pero 10 que horroriza y causa indig
nacion fue la barbara mutilacion de MEM
bros de los dos cadaveres de los valientes
voluntarios de Yara, Benigno Sanchez y
Enrique Bardecia, que fueron hallados por
ell CAPTAIN D. Jose Maria AviIa, que, con
Glen hombres de Guias de Ampudias, con-
traguerrilla de Yara y voluntarios de
aquel partido, salio en- persecution de los
malhechores, que huyeron espantados de
su crlmen: leste cOnsistia en- haberles sa-
cado el corazon, la lengua cortales las
manos, las orejas y demas parties del cuer-
po, sacandoles los ojos de sus 6rbitas con
las puntas de sus machetesw
(Concluird
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Parfss 15 de octubre de 1879.

Los peri6dicos alemanes vienen es-
tos dias ocupandose con .narcada in
sistencia de la question del obispo
Ermeland, que persiste en- sostener 4
todo trance en- Alemania y contra ell
principe de Bismark los derechos del
Vaticano sobre los del Estado. Ell
oblspo Krementz ha sido privado de
sus rentas por Ell gobierno aleman J
una cosa semejante Sc proyecta con
ira el obispo Ermeland Sin embargo
de todo cuanto afrman La Coyespon
de"cia provincial de Berlin y otros
perlodicos, la verdad es que los vie.
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.
THE Hein Of Louis B. Menager, deceased,
offer for sale their farm situated in Mason
county. West Virginia, lower end Of Clenden.
in township, on the Ohio river, 10 mile, be.
Inv GsIlipolis, Ohio. and Is miles below Point
Pleasant. West Virginia, containing
302 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
in high state Of cultivation. One hundred
acres Of we'll timbered hill land Two orch.
ards with trees Of superior quality Two
dwelling houses and all necessary out build
in1s Title perIsc. and clear Of all incumb.
RANGES.
UAnyone wishing to purchase Q farm Of
The Aforesaid description, would do we'll 10
call on or address the undersigned for terms
Of sale and particulars :,
Point Pleasant, Mason County. W. Vs.
inch I5-if
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Are You Going Wesas

II so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the, old reliable aud popular
Mi,sour, Pacific Railroad, which is rosl'
lively, III. only Line that runs three Daily
Express Trains from 5, Louis to Kansas Ci,y
and the Wesll and is, Positively, the onl!
Line which runs Pullman's Palace Slcrpers aud
fine da- Coaches Especially Ior moversl e.
uipped with Miller's Safety Platform and The
Patent S,eam Brake FROM Sr, Louis to Kansas
Civ, It Scott, Par,ons, Lawrence, l~aven
worth, A,chisou. ST, Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs aud Omaha, without changed
For information in regard to time tables. rates,
&c.. to any point in Missouri, Kansas; Nsora -.
Ea, Colorado, Texas or California. call upon OF
address J, + Thompson, Agent missouri ta'
ciGc Railrad. Cha ,lanooga, Tenn or Atlanta,
Ca; or h. A Ford, Gen'l Passenger Agent, St.
Louis, Mo
No trouble to answer questionsl
feb 9y-ly.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the Voters Of Mason County.

sAsS ~sSs"
The Office Of Clerk Of the County Court
being ministerial and not political 10 its
character; created for the accommodation
Of the wAcls people and not Of any partic,
ular party, and believing that il should be
removed as far as possible from partisan
influence and political prejudice, and also
believing that it is the right Of every citi.
zen to present bis name to bis icllov.citi-
zens as candidate for Office, and having
the assurance from many friends Of their
support, | respectfully offer myself ss 40
independent candidate for The Office Of
CLERK OF Tns CouErY CouRr Of this
county, and solicit your SURFACES for that
Office at the election to be held on the 4th
Thursday Of August next, pledging you.
If elected, my undivided attention to the
duties Of the Office.
June 1873 WV. L RUFFNER.
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To Coms,alnl plives!

The advertiser, having beei permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy. is anxious 10 make known 70
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. TO all
who desire it he will send u copy Of the pre-
scrip,ion used. (frec Of chsrye,) with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same
which they will find SuRr CuaE tor CoSsuAr
r,oS, AsranA, BRoScn,rAs, DC. Parties wish
lug the prescription will please address
Rsv EDWAED WILSON.
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, N Y.
INV. Civ, A,
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MARRIED AT the residence OF the
brides parents. 10 Robinson Township,
June 10Th, 1872. BY Rev. W. II Harri'
con, Mr.. Daniel W. VanMAtre to Miss
Eliza J. Yesger. daughter Of Ambrose
Yeagcr; all Of Mason county
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of a bouu-
tiful supply Of cake with the above notice
We wish our young and happy friends .
pleasant voyage down the stream Of time ]
On Wednesday, June 10. at the resi-.
deuce Of the brides mother. by Rev Mr..
Hatfield, MI. A A. Psulcy, Of Mason
county. West Virginia, to Miss Lille
Whitaker, Of Cincinnati.
We extend to the young couple just en-
teriug upon the voyage Of life, IN the NOR
ming Of their days, our hear'iest congrat-
ulations. Happy and blessed in each 9th
ers affection. may the skies always DO
bright above them. and the grass green
beueath their feet. May love weave for
them its sunny idyls aud joy like q glad
song.biri carol its malrigals under their
caves. One by one, the gallant and chlv.
alrous youth are deserving the bachelor
ranks and enrolling themselves in the bless
ed army Of the Benedicts. May the good
work 90 on until all inert and sluggish
bachelordom is |cavened with the priceless
leayen Of woman's love, and until wc can
Before religions altar see
Pure hearts in wedlock' golden tie
Self pledged in love to live and die
Again, we wish the handsome groom
and beautiful bride the fullest happiness
| in their new relations E.T.
Declaration Of Independence.
Mr.. EDITOR-When in the course Of
human events it becomes necessary for q
people to dissolve the social bonds which
have connected them with one another and
to assume among the powers Of the earth
the separate aud equal station to which the
laws Of nations entities them. a decent res.
pect to the opinions Of mankind requires
lha. they should declare The causes which
impel them to separation:
We hold these truths to be selfevidcnt;
that all men are created With certain inal.
ieoable rights; that among these are Ale
and Beer, and right to possess and enjoy
them; that whenever any form Of govern
meut becomes destructive Of these ends it
is right for the citizens to establish social
and independent Beer Club. When a
long seas,n Of privation has been endured.
it is their duty to provide for future sup.
plies. Such has been the patient and
thirsty suffering Of our citizens, and such
is now the necessity which compels them
to form this Beer Club.
We, therefore, thirsty souls Of the Uni
ted States of America in Point Pleasant
assembled. sppealugto the Supreme Judge
Of the worll for the recttude aud nec's ssh
ty Of our intentions. solemnly publish and
declare. that We must have beer. With q
6rm reliance upon our individual capacities,
we mutually pledge to each other supply
Of one dozen glasses per day.
JOHN HANCOCK,
and others.
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Tho Times and Gazette Of Parkersburg
have been consolidated, and are under the
business management Of our friend = 7.
Drahosb, Esq. We are in receipt Of the
Daily Times and Guzette, which presents
q neat appearance, and the editorials are
prepared with great care and shows ability
on the part Of the writer. 1t has at its
masthead, the entire Democratic and Con.
servative ticket, and gives it an earnest
support. A weekly will also be issued 10
connection with til the Daily. We under
stand that James Hutchinson, Esq, form
erly editor Of the Independent Republican
published in this place before the var, is to
be editor.in chief. Under the manage
meut Of Mr.. Drahosh, the paper is bound
to succeed. We wish the Times and Gu.
zette all the success imaginable.
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DlEp.-At the residence Of her sou'ln.
law, Mr.. John Kuopp, iu Robinson town.
shin, Mason county, West Va. June "a,
1872, Mrs Catherine Mayes, aged 10
wears 9 months and days.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing between
8 T. Alexander, p. q Clark and YIN. Peel.
IL dissolved; aid all persons will take notice
that | will not ba responsible for any dcbts
contracted by the late firm 4 8 T Alexander,
4 Co. sincs ths .lstday Of March, 1872
NAV 23,4v. s. T. ALEXANDER.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having in their pos. ession any
n Of our SACKS, branded "Aleshire d
Waddell, ""H, W. A. L. Langley" or "R.
Aleshire 4 Co." are hereby notified to return
the same before the close Of The present month.
This notice is general; no exceptions Will be
made, and parties will save themselves trouble
BY promptly complying with the same.
iune 26-2w. II. ALESHIRE 4 co.
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nAUTIuN.-Every genuine box Of Dr.
" McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa,
aud their private United States Stamp "
take no other. The market is 'all Of int
talions. Tap 4-6m.
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SNAKE Brr.-On Monday morning.
Mrs. Edwards, wife Of Smith Edwards, Of
Robinson Township, while visiting at the
house Of Mr.. NJ. P Kuopp, was bitten by
either copper.head or Viper, she could
not fully determine which, as the snake
Immediately after striking her, took refuge
under the house Remedies were imme.
diately applied, aud though her foot and
ankle was much swooen, yet at last
accounts she was doing as we'll as could DO
expected, and it is now thought the bite
will not prove fatal.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE .
RIVER BOTTOM FARM
NEAR
Mason City, Mason County, West Va.

MdNUh WY, MdSuh VVuh'y, Wtos va.
TN pursuance Of the terms Of decree 81 the
| Circuit Cour, Of Mason Comfy, West Vir.
ginia, in case in chancery therein pending.
wherein Nancy Gray, 81. al were plaintiffs.
and Julia A Gray, Ct, al, were Defendants,
entered on the 9Th day Il Nay, 1879, 1. the
undersigned, Special Commissioner. shall on
Friday. the 9th day Of July, 1879,
nj the iron. door Of The Court House Of said
county, proceed to soil either ut private sale
or pablo auction to the highest bidder the real
estate that Emily Gray died seized and pos
sessed Of. consisting Of ninety three acres. Two
roods and twenty five poles, and known ~
10, No, Am The partition Of tho Ezekiel Nc
Daniel estate upon tho following terms. one.
half Of the purchase money cash In hand and
the residue upon a credit Of twelve months,
taking from the purchaser bond with good ss.
curi,y hearing in,e'est from day ofsale and re.
taiuing the legal title "a a further security.
W. H rOMLIN SON,
June l3-Aw. ; Special Commissioner.