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Chancery Sale
VALUABLE LANDS

No. 49, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, TennesSee-Wm. Morrow,
Treasurer of the State OF Tennessee, vs.. r. j.
Persons.
DY virtue of a decree of the Second Chan
ID Gerry Court of Shelby county, made and
entered in this cause, on the 9th day Of July,
1873, and in accordance with the directions
therein, will sell to the highest bidder, at
the Second Chancery courtroom, on Second
street, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, the SIst day Of Janpary, 1874.
during legal hours, the lands described in said
decree as follows, tO-Wtt:
2S4 acres in the nth Civil District Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, and is bounded on the
south by go acre tract OF land Of MIS- 3. NJ.
Walker, and on the west by the 4O0-acre tract
OF land Of W. 9. Harrison on the north by the
land of Twyford, Macy 4 Co., and on the east
by the lands of NJ, BoFland and OF the estate of
H. Wilson, and lies north Of Germantown.
1914 acres OF land in the 18Th Civil District,
Shelby county, Tennessee, and known as en-
try No 2552, and lies on the north side Of the
Winchester State-line road, and just west Of
the fernando road, aud on both sides OF Nom
cOnnah creek.
so acres OF land in said District No ID. Shell
by county, and which is a part Of entry No.
554, and lies east and adjoining of said entry
2552. and is the north and east portion Of said
i255 acres OF land in said District lS, which
Is the east half of entry 81 and lies just east of
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, and
south of Bradshaw avenue;
80 acres in said District IS, lying on both
sides of NOnconnah Creek and short distance
south Of Elmw0Od Nursery, and the same SOLD
by the defendant, K j. Persons, TO b. Lewis,
and lies west and adjoining the ll42-aere tract
IN acres in Civil District No. u, in fractional
section /, township i range west;
800 acres in District No. Y known as the Dan
iso acres in District No. IL, lying on both
io1n5oo a 9f-acre tract OF George Gift, and
{oining B. +. NOrrisis tract on the east
a. acres in said Twelfth Civil District, q part
oft the lanes Shines 74O-acre tracts
All which lands lie in shelby county, Ten
nessee.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six months.
| Purchaser will be required TO give notes, with
zood sureties, lien being retained until the de-
| eree IA paid and Eatis1ed-
THIS December %, 1873. -.
NJ. d. i. STEW ART,
Clerk and Master.
| WV. Mcdowell, solicitor for Complain
ant, ue@
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From the Little ROCK OaZeJUe.l
MONTICELLO, December 22.-One of
the ssddest and most distressing acci-
dents occurred in our town on the even
ing of the twentieth instant that ever
happened IN our community. The cir
cumstances, as neSr as we could find eut,
are about these: Thomas Tripp and Alb
ner McGehee, two young gentlemen
from ChicOt county, were visiting the
family of J. Wesley McGehee, Esq, of
ar town, and about seven o'clock some
oS t,oe family and the two young gentle
mon we're in the parlOr, sitting by the
Are when young Trip asked young
Mc6ebee 20 let him see bis pistol.
The pistol, Smith & Wesson
siT-shooter. was handed him. The
barrels were all loaded. Trip
began 10 draw the loads; at the
same time McGehee cautioned him
against the danger, but he remarked
there was no danger, as he would not
strike the cartridges with anything;
after drawing three charges, he took the
pistoI and put it TO his forehead, and
snapped it; he again cooked II, and
placed the muzzle about the middle OF
his forehead, and then asked Miss Nam
ME. a daughter of Mr.. McGehee, to
mil the trigger. but she refused, and
told him the pistol night fire. BE then
said: 'If you will not, ! will" Z" and
pulled the trigger, when the pisto. dTedi
the ball penetrating the center OF the
forehead. He fell TO the floor and died
i'm a short time. The deceased was 9
Young man of fine appearance, of ex-
celIent moral character, and stood high
in this community. No causes can be
assigned to give this melancholy affair
a coloring of anything but an unfortu'
nate accident.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
ZEAL STATE,

Vn oatuEuays January 0lS 1914
No. S57, r. D.-Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee-Wm. MORROW et
al. VS.. Charles Jones et al.
DY virtue of an order OF sale made In the
ID above stated cause on July 3, ls73, will, in
pursuance of said order, offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, and sell to the highest bidder, in
front of the office Of the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, GreenlaW
OperahOuse, Second street, city OF Memphis
Tenn, on
Saturday, January 81, S74,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit Situate, lying and being In
the county of shelby and State OF Tennessee,
described as follows, tO-Wit:
The south go tWenty-fOur and three-quar-
ters feet of the east 5O hfty feet OF city lot 49,
in civil district No. Il.
Also, lot $50 at the southeast corner of Sec
Ond and Monroe streets, in the l4th civil dis
trict.
Also, one.half Of lot $40, at the corner Of Sec
ond and Jackson streets.
Also, north one-thirG OF lot SO, at the corner
OF Third and Washington streets, in 5th civil
district.
Also, tie west (4s5D forty-nine and three
quarters feet OF lot $50, on the south side ol
Court street.
Also, north half of lot s2, in the Greenlaw
and Saffarans' subdivision, at corner of Second
and GreenlaW streets.
Also, let 46S on bayou, at the corner of Con
cord and Auction streets.
Also, west part of lot 95 on the west side OF
Main street, all of which said lots lie in the
city Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn.
And also, lots 2, 3, As g. = g. 10, r. I3 and Il OF
Jones's subdivision of the Wright tract, lyi ng
and being in the county of Shelby, state Of
Tennessee.
Terms OF Sale-On credit of six months
purchaser or purchasers executing note with
approved security, lien retained. Equity OF
redemption barred.
Ibis December %, 1873.
81. D. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
W. w. Mcdowell, Sol. for Complainant
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICES.
ST. JOIN TH8 EVANGELIST,

A SPECIAL communication OF sosfE .
held ihis SATURDAY evening lt.- ~
cenber 9TH, st O'Clock. Tor Inhalation OF
officers.
All 4. A. are fraternally ioviIed.
By order BIN X. PtLLEN, W. Il.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. deer
A SPECIAL communication OF Auge- o
"A roaa Lodge, No. i6S, will De held this ~
AZ 7 O'Clock
All L, As are fraternally Invited.
by order OF &. q. LOCKE " NJ
b. RIcHMOsD, Secretary. dts.
A SPECIAL communication OF Leila .
"A scott Lodge, No. ~, viii be held W
this SATURDAY evening, December ~
ZIth, at O'Clock, for installation OF officers
All E As are fraternslly invited.
By order AF DAVIS W N
Ed. GOLDSMITH, secret1Ty de27
A SPECIAL communication Of De- o
"a Soto Lodge, No 299 will be held this ~
SAT hDA1) evening, December 9th, ~
at 20 clock. for installation OF officers
All h. As ffaternally invited.
By order. BUN. +. PRICE. WM
r. W. sHELToE, Secretary. degT
A SPECIAL communication OF Kill a
"A whining Lodge, No. 3il, viii be held w
this SATURDAY. evening, December/NN
Z'thi az o clock, for installation OF officers
All e, AS are fraternally invited
BY order or r.. CREIGHTON, ". ".
LOUIS ClAPskI, secretary. decZ7
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RhEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM |!
CuIe <HsraRfsed sn Two week. ta Two
MOafhs fine

I An NO DOCTOR. bat a private Individual.
J. have suffered from The above cOmplatnt
i"T tie iast ten years, and have had the most
STleoiateu uoetoIs In Europe and America 20
attend 70 my su uuerings, but without joIng me
any eoOl, and fortunately discovered a root
Nttcn Is the healer OF this disease I have
cared myself completely, and have testiunO-
niBls from numerous people in Memphis maj
4 nave cured successfully In the above
Time VII be pleased TO see those surferir,sy
fOm rheumatism, sud 1 can honestly gusT-
autee complete and Perfect cure from thai
dreadful disease OF rheumatism RgSperf-
fully yours, JOHN 5ESSA RECiO
can be seen al 45Iz Beale street, up-stafr4.
Hours from am. TO y m. anc from ? to 4p-m
Memphis. December Is, 1873. decs
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The Arkadelphis ARK Standard re-
ports the stabbiDg and killlng OF q col
ored man named Bill freeman, py ms
mother-in-lsw, Amanda Pettus, near
OkolonO, on Tuesday last. She, Win
two other colored women, was arrested
and confined in jail.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The galleries Will be reserved for spectators
not in mask, until II o'clock. UptO This time
no maskers viii be allowed in that po-tion Of
the building.
Until the same hour, no person not en-
maSQue Will be allowed on the main floor
NO unmasktng viii be required,
No weapons or arms of any kind VIII be
allowed in the building.
Disorderly persons will be promptly AIKEN
In charge BY the police, OF which a sufficient
force viii be detailed for the preservation OF
order.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CROSS AN D GROWN
The best and most appropriate
BOOK FOR A PRESENT.

Beautifully bound and illustrated with nu-
merous steel engravinss, in one large volume
Of SO pages. W. NJ. B0YCE, Sole Agent,
once OF National Publishing Co.,
de25 "a Second street.
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JONES-At the family residence, near
Whites station, on December 20, 1873, of
consumption, SARAH j., beloved wife Of Hon.
Sam II. Jones, of Shelby county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.sPECrAL NOTICE.

'IiiiE members of the Board of Director, OF
I ihe Memphis Industrial Exposition sfs re-
4'tesl-sl 10 meet Al tie Exposition Hail this
H-AI I kbAAl evening. Dee. Z7th. A. : O'Clock
pi OIuptly. n 81. JONE5 Pr--.ilruf
r.. BURKE PfgEEr.f Seerefarv
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VNHE HALL win be thoroughly heated. and
4 viii be illuminated with calcium lights,
Prof. ArnOld's Full string Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Strlct order will be enforced, and the mana
gers Will endeavor TO make this the Grand
Ball Of the Season.
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1910.
7 CHICAGO. Ill.

the exception Of the freights abandoned,
trains are running as usual. No trouble
is reported on the other roads centeriHg
here.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
FLOOR MANAGERS:

Tickets of Admission, 81 each.
To be had at the principal Hotels, Book and
Music stores Drug stores, aud other business
places. Also, at the Ticket Office Of the Expo
stion Building. dec57
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full report see third page.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY, !
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 26, 1873. I
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sent for him. He is only twenty yean
old and heretofore has borne an ire
proachable character, and has enjoyed
the fullest confidence of his employers
and the flour merchants on Change
with whom he had daily transactions.
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TO LAWYERS

FI'HE papers in the case OF :. Watson, exeeu-
1 tor, vs.. Caroline &. Starks ct al. pending
IN First Chancery Court. are wanted. Law.
s ers are earnestly requested TO search in their
Onlces for them and return them TO the .erk.
deH Z. \. COLE, Clerk and Master.
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CINCINNATI, December ga special
from Dodson, Montgomery county, Ohio,
says that at shooting-lnatch near there
yesterday, two brothers, John and Hen
~ Stone, quarrelled about the loading of
a rifle, and John called Henry a liar,
when the latter drew a revolver and
shot and killed his brother. The spec
tatOrs, being very much exceted, caught
and hung Henry to tree. When taken
down his life was extinct. Too much
whisky caused il all
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AT PIrrsBURa, PA.
~ CLEVELAND, OHIO.

C,vvrTAND. December 26.-The loco,
,ot1i.e ChEo s,,I anAinesr,- on the Cleveland and
Ipssbu PJttsb,,r1 TsiIroad srpek to-day at noon.
The I nassenger trains we're somewhat
deIsved, T mt were all run through. Sew
sTsi freishts we're abandoned. II is re-
,,oTtad that there is q Misunderstanding
amone the engineers, and that the
strike IS without the authority o. the
motherhood; also, that only twenty-five
OF thirty engineers went out, and that
these have ssksd to he reinstated. With
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Spanish War News.

MADRID, December 26.-Fourteen
thousand republican troops, under Cen
eral Marion, have left San Sebastian by
sea. Their destination is not known.
General Iona, with force of three
thousand government troops, remains in
the city. A desperate conflict between
band of Carlists and a republican force
occurred yesterday before Bacayrente,
in the province Of Valencia. The in
sUrgents were defeated with heavy
loss in killed and wounded. The muni-
cipal authorities Of Madrid have been
suspended.
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A way ward Youth OverhauIed.

ST. LOUIS, December 26.-J. Ruther-
ford, son of the late Colonel Rutherford
Of Alton, Illinois, and who has for the
past two or three yeslrs had charge of
the flour depot of the commission house
of Craig, Alexander &; Co., of this city,
absconded Monday with some five hum
dred dollars of his employers money.
He also purchased fifteen hundred dol
lars worth of -four from Sayers, Shaw &
GO. on short time, and converted 1t into
cash and started for San Francisco Mon.
day evening. Yesterday he was arrest.
Cd at Cheyenne, and an officer will be
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ser,ous Accidents.

BUFFALO, n. Y, December 26.-The
second floor of a house of ill-fame, on
Canal street, gave way last night, pre-
cipitating the inmates 70 the basement.
Jennie Griffin was killed, and several
others injured.
An alarm of fire last night caused a
panic in Keller's hall, Genessee street,
and in the haste to escape from the
building several persons jumped from
the windows of the second story, and
were seriously injured.
Too Much whisky, and Fearful
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ST. LOUIS, December 26.-Judge
Goaler, of the seventh judicial district
of Kansas, decided the test case involv-
ing the title of the Usage ceded lands in
that State in favor of the settlers, hold
ing that railroads have no grant through
these lands. The case will probably be
appealed,
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grief and hear the shrieks of the rela-
tives of the deceased yOung man. An
other warning voice against the careless
Use of firearms.
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W. W. Mcdowell, collector FOR Complain
ant, oe@
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-17
IOWA NEWS.

E. II. Bean arrested for robbing
the post office at Carmen, ILL.,, De.
cember 23d, 1872, of SIS in postage
stamps and ST. in money, which he
disposed ofin Burlington, Iowa, was
recently sentenced by the United
States Court at Keokuk to eighteen
months hard labor in the State pen
itentiary.
The Eldora Ledger says: "There
lis farmer in Union, who has no
need to join the grangers to help
him along. The other day he went
to Providence township for load
of hay, and when he returned seven
new calves bleated him vel come
home, while from the house came the
yells of a new born son. All this
happened in two hours, while he was
getting hay"
Mr.. G. G. Walworth, of Boston,
has been at Monticello for couple
of weeks. He has rented to farm
er named Hosford, and his three
sons, his large farm near that place,
for FIVE years, at 1900 a year, cash.
The Messrs. hosford purchased the
graded and common stock of cattle,
together with the horses, hogs, and
farming implements, hay, grain, &C.,
valued in all at $4,000. The
thoroughbred cattle-Durhams and
Holsteins-will be owned jointly by
Mr.. Walworth and Messrs. Hosford,
and valued at $4,000. Total value
of animals, etc., $4,000. We CLEAN
from the Espress.
The Des Moines Republican of
Monday, says: On the night express
train on the Rock Island Road last
night going east was q young man
who had a ticket for Victor. He
was seen by the brakeman standing
on the platform after the whistle
blew, about mile this side of the
station. On arriving at the station
it was discovered be did not get off,
and the train was backed up to q
bridge, and under this he was found
with his head badly crushed. He
was removed to the station and
medical aid summoned, but he died
about four o'clock in the afternoon.
His name we could not learn. He
was a farmers son, and resided near
Victor. 1t is supposed he was
aroused by the whistle, and walked
out of the car and jumped off the
platform.
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rHE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Thursday, April II, 1873.
(By Request.)
CLOSE THE DOOR LIGHTLY,

close THE DOOR LIGHTLY.
Close the door lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little earth-angel
1e talking with death.
Gently he wooe him,
He wishes to stay,
His arms are about him,
He bears him away.
Music comes floating
Down from above,
Angels are chanting
Sweet welcome of love,
Come, stricken weeper,
And stand by the bed,
Come, gaze on the sleeper,
Our darling Is dead.
Smooth out the ringlets,
Close the blue eyes;
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the skies;
Cross the hands gently
Upon the white breast,
SO like mild spirit,
Strsyed from the blest.
Bear him out softly
To his last rest,
Safe with his Savior,
Darling is blest.
Jesus hath called him,
Pure, undefled;
Take comfort, sad weeper,
It's well with the child.
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MEDICAL.

Or Sugar Coated Concentrated Root
and Herbal Juice. .A7sti-BiJiOlIs
Gs,a,aatles: TIE LITTLE CLINT"
Physic.
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Buckingham's Dye.
ENR HuE HuuIaKHRa
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
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I)ROBATE NOTICE.

"0AH N'H
In matters of the estate of Anna Shilling
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that there will be on oil
before the 1st day of the next term on hle
in the Office OF the clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement, and
petition for discharge of George Il. Baugh
admir- OF the estate of Anna Shilling, decd,
and the same is set for hearing on the LIST day o
the next term of the Circuit Court, TO be begun
and held In Oskaloosa on the Sd Monday OF May,
1878, at which time objections can be made to the
approving of said settlement and granting the
81 C. P. SEARLE, Clerk.
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CHERRIES SALE.
OHERlFF'S SALE.

3
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a spec
ial execution directed to me from the office OF
the clerk OF the Circuit court of Mahaska county
led upon and will offer at Sherif's sale to the
highest bidder or cash in hand at the door of tn
In said county. on Saturday, the 10Th day OF
May, A. D., 1873, at the hour of III O'Clock, p.
m, the following described real estate In said
county, to-wit:
The north half of the Q or and the north half OF
the Nv or of section No. one ~ township No.
seventy-seven I'D north of Range No. fourteen
(4) west, containing one hundred and sixty (160)
acres more or less. Taken as the property oil
George Barber and Sarah j. Barber to satisfy the
above mentioned execution in favor of Ingram
Clark and against George Barber and Sarah j.
Barber.
j. w. HINESLEY,
% Sheriff Mahaska county, Iowa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DRoBATE NOTICE.
probate NOTICE.

In matters Of the estate OF Joseph planchon
deceased:
file in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Mahaska county. Iowa, the final settlement
admr of the estate OF Joseph; Blanchon, decd, and
the same is Get for hearing on the LIST day OF the
next term OF the Circuit Court, to be begun and
held in Oskaloosa, onthe 10Th day OF May, 1873 at
which time objections can be made to the ap-
proving of said settlement and granting the pray
er of said petitioner. c. P. SEARLR,
81 Clerk.
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MEDICAL.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
just published, in a sealed envelope. Price cts

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Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide, y
price 50 cents. Address the publishers,
j. e. KLINE Il CO.,
7yl 1877 Bowery. New York. p. .. Box, 1886