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LEGISLATIVE.
Proceedings Of the Tennessee LegIsla'
ture Yesterday-No Business
OF Note.

special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, February 25
"A bill was offered in the House to-day
by Mr.. Kerr to abolish printers rates, Sc
as to allow Them 20 regulate their own
prices.
BY Mr.. Lindsey: To render bills for
medical services to be perferred in set
tlement OF deceased persons estates.
The Senate resolution ratifying the
action of the Governor in bringing suit
against V. X. Stephenson, formerly
Qusrtermaster- General of the State Of
Tennessee, was adopted.
The bill to require insolvent persons
convicted Of misdemeanors to work out
the amount Of fines, passed the third
reading.
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CITIZENS and strangers are invited to
examine and eat the finest shell Oysters
in the city, at Madame Vincent's Crys-
tai Palace Saloon, in the alley on Main
street oDposita the Odd FelloSvss Hall,
between Court and jefferson streets. The
Madame ordered these hlvalves from
Norfolk expressly for Mardi GTas. II
you wish oysters fixed up in the best
style, a drink of pure whisky, brandy,
wine, or fine cigar, you must pay the
Madame visit at her Crystal Palace
Saloon
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WEATHER AND RIVERS
Nv TeIaRraph

/ LITTLE Rock, February 25.-Weathe
/ cloudy and raining. The river is sta
| tionRry, with eight feet in the channel
/ Departed: Fort Gibson, for above.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Arrived
City Of Vicksburg, Marble City, City O
I Chester, Memphis. Departed: Fleming
| Hickman; Wild Duck, Pittsburg. The
river is falling slowly and ice is much
! lighter. There is no imperial impedi.
ment TO navigation, which is resumed
and boats are loading rapidly. Weather
clear and mild.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Ar.
rived: Great Republic, st. Louis; Belle
Lee, Memphis. Departed: Indiana
Cincinnati; Glencoe, st. Louis. The
weather is clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, February 25.-The rivei
is falling rapidly, with thirteen feet six
inches in the canal and eleven feet six
i inches in the chute. Weather mode
rated cOnsiderably-clear and cool; the
mercury marked 40 at 8 pm. Arrived
/ Charmer, Evansville; Henry Probasco,
Memphis; Fearless and barges, Pitts
burg; COalhill and barges, Pomeroy.
Departed: Charmer, Henry PrObascO,
Cincinnati; Fearless, Coalhill, st. Louis.
Over one million bushels Of coal was
taken over the falls to-day, destined for
Southern ports; the remainder here for
the South will be taken over tomorrow.
All OF it viii be sent down on the return
Of boats that went down three weeks
ago.
CAIRO, February 25.-Arrived: John
kilgOur, Cincinnati; James Howard,
New Orleans. Departed: Kilgour, New
Orleans. Three inches snow fell last
night. Weather clear and thawing.
PITTsBURG, February 25.-The Mo-
nOngahela continues falling, with six
feet two inches in the channel. No
rivals OF departures, and no boats will
leave here for lower ports until the
weather gets GARNER. Mercury 90. Ice
running thick in both rivers.
weather Probabilities.
WAsHINaToE, ID. c., February 25.-
On Wednesday for the New England
and Middle States westerly winds will
continue, with warm temperature and
increasing cloudiness; easterly winds,
with rising temperature and cloudy
weather will prevail over the South At
lantic and Eastern Gulf States; sOutherly
and easterly winds, falling barometer,
cloudy and rainy weather will Prevail
from the Western Gulf coast to Missouri.
An area Of low barometer will move
eastward TO the lower Missouri, accom-
panied by southeast and northwest
winds, cloudy weather and possibly
snow from the upper lakes to Missouri.
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LILLY'S LIQUORS.

Mr.. John Lilly, who has receRtly re-
moved to 35S Main street, nearly OppO-
site his old stand, is supplied in his new
quarters with all sorts ofthe best liquors,
as usual. Principal among the liquors
that he takes just pride in are native
wines from California and Kelly'E
Island, pure Irish and Scotch whisky,
Younger's Scotch ale, very fine, Guin.
esse's Dublin porter, the best drink in
the world for delicate people, and pure
old Bourbon whisky. He has also a
sample of fifteen-year-old brandy that he
shows to his customers well worth test
ing. 359 Main street.
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CAnnrnv & CAsrv- whaiesale linnnl

CARBERY & CASEY, wholesale llquol
merchants, $50 Front street, invite at
tention to their large and varied stock oI
liquors, which they offer on favorable
terms. They are holders of the very
best selection of Kentucky, Bourbon
and rye WHISTLES in the market, and
their stock of foreign liquors comprise
the choicest wines, Irish and Scotch
whiskies, ale and porter, Holland gin,
etc. They take this opportunity OF
inviting a call from dealers and con-
sumers, more especially their country
friends, many of whom are In town jusl
now. CARBERY 4 CASEY.
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InsOIyent Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
estates Of Albert L. Mitchell, Bridget
Finaessey, Jacob Gruber, Robert Il. HcShee,
George W. Lincoln, W. W Trigg and William
Hutchinson, all deceased, TO tue Clerk OF the
County Court Of shelby county, Tenue see,
a I PERSONS hav ng claims ggainst said estates
arr hereby notified 10 file the same with the
said Clerk on or before the Slt day OF April,
lS73, authenticated in the manner pre-criLei
BY law, or the same Will be forever barred.
both in law and equity. This January p, lS1i.
]. 4. ANDERSON,
TAO Public Admir- shelby county.
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Here we have some one hundred and
sixty acres in garden culture, yielding
an aggregate of twenty thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars, or an aver
age Of over one hundred and twenty
eight dollars per acre. Most Of those
who supply this fsetory sell their earlier
products In the ety market, tn the
prices have fallen to pear those paid by
IRE AsesEy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ, p. B. AND S. r. r. co.
Meetiup. of Direefors.

THERE win be- an adjourned meeting OF the
II Board OF Directors Of the Memphis, Pine
Biun and Shreveport Railroad Company at
the OvertOn HOiei, at IL O'Clock AIN. THIS
DAY. 4 full attendance IS desired.
fe26 GHA5 &. W NTEItS. Secretary.
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NOu.Resident Notice.

no S2S-In the First Chaneery Court of Shelby
county, Tennesse e.-Butler p. Anderson,
Commissioner o. Revenue, ETC., VI. Charles
Patton ct al.
IT appearing from aifidavit IA this cause that
Il the defendant, Nelson Epeers, is a resident
OF Ohio and q nonresident Of the state OF Ten
nessee; that the names and places OF residence
of the unknown heirs OF Eugene DE La Guth
rey and OF Frances sylvia Pine Quepal de
Arismont cannot be ascertolned affer diilgent
inquiry:
IL il therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courtbopre In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
frst Monday in March, 1873, and plead, an
swer or deInur 10 complainants bill, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as to them
aud set for hearing ezparte; and that copy
Of this order bo published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis 4 Ap-
peal This 18th day Of January, 1919.
q. a COLE, Clerk and Master.
By 3. q. MoHENEY, Deputy @, and N.
Luxe ". Finlay, sol. for cOmplnt. ials sat
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THE KNABE PIANO.

Ladies and gentlemen, now IN the
city from the country, who would have
the best of pianos, should call at Leo
pOld Goepe's grand music store, 375
Main street, where everything in the
music line may be had at prices as low as
those that rule in New York. String
and brass instruments for bands or
orchestras, and everything that anna
teurs in the music line can desire.
But chief among the instruments
we Lame the Knabe Piano, for which
Goepel has long been agent, and for the
sale of which he has done SO much.
With artists, as well as amateurs, the
Knabe holds deservedly high place,
won by years of trial and tests as thor
ough as any piano in the country has
ever been subjected to. 1t has been in
dorsed by all the great artists of our day,
and has been pronounced superior to
most, and inferior to none. We can
certainly and safely indorse the Knabe,
and assure our friends in the country
that they cannot do better than invest
in one of the first-class.
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PAINTS, OILS, ETC,

Country druggists will do well to call
on Fl. Il. Pickering for goods in his line
he being exclusively in the above busi-
ness, and can therefore figure low. No.
237 Second street, near sffaraon
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President Grant yesterday sent m's-
sage 60 Congress, assigning bis reasons
for a second recognition Of the Kellogg
government Of Louisiana, which, be
says, is forced upon him BY the decision
Of the Supreme Court Of that State,
which be il bound % obey.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. g26-ln the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county. Tcnuessee.-Hutler z. Anderson
Commissioner OF Revenue, elc,i vs. Andrew
Carroll et al.
1T appearing from affidavit In this cause thal
4 the defendants, Z. ". WickershaE and
Barzilla q. Sainey, are non-residents of the
STATE OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in ths
city Of Memphis Tennessee, on or before the
inst Monday In March, 1873, and Plead, an
swer or demur 10 cOmplaiuant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confess ed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that cory
Of this order be published once a week, FOR
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. THIS January II, iS3-
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By +. b. MCHENkY, deputy G. and NJ.
II. CLAW KING. Sol. for cfsmpiu't in1 sat
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-@oA--
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN'S STYLES.

The Peabody Hotel is next door to the
fashionable hat emporium of Francisco
& Wiggin's, who keep, at all times, the
largest and finest assortment Of head
gearin the city. They are just In re.
ceipt of all the new spring styles.
Strangers in the city during Mardi Gras
will not fail to give them a call.
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In. FAIRES & CO.,
At Court Street Stables. Mules and
Horses for sale,

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other cutane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
SOFT and smooth, BY using the Juniper
lar soap, made by CaseweH, Hazard &
Cos New York. For sale by all drug
gfsts,
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Sale OF DOmestics. Linens and House
furnishing GoOds.-Menken Brothers OF.
fer at low prices full line of Bleached
Domestics, such as New York Mills,
Wamsutta, Fruit Of the Loom, Mason
vile, Lonsdale, Androscoggin; ETC.
new prints-alsO the balance of our stock
of fine linens, slightly damaged: Table
Damasks, Napkins, Doylies, Towels, etc
MESKEN BROTHERS.
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saturday. IL d. of rnr.h. e

In 'front.' Of my Office, No. . Afadizo. s.-,o.
sLtAIh ieziI hours, sell 70 tie bfghesf bIdlio-
LOT toi cs,sh, the following described real 1900,
~ to-wit' VIZ certain lot Of land, Wing and baino,
es'y OF memphis. Beginning on ne eqst m,
~ VAIN street q 81 feet soutn 81 ne 5o1fi,
sue siue ol b5ale street; thence e3srU-ar.il- u-ffL
,' ais Sot'I line oi NE groQld owned by The 80
t1ie or W H S-ratfou, dacea.ed. I-5 fss- n,
We ,-le go el41 q d liletrg street. lIenees1qtf
y 10y via tils wet s. DC Of MuI3er.y .fIl.-+
~ ~. - 2 stslAei -'e10e lUa4itv frlHaiIaI
tiLA me -.ne Of alrat;on's zf91ud i-5 80 h..
-. zoe % slaln street; theuce Hur.b am
ee7t slice Or aialn street i8 feet b. tb,. S..-.r,
t.4us tDzelleI vita TIE isunroger. ma
s1ereon. The equity Of redemption l. g5-iv.-l
~ tii5 u as1 ot-4 s-lt believe the title uaf-
leot- " A E--iIk Trt.-ffa
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THE BUSINESS SEAsoN.-Now that
our spring and summer trade bids fail
to open with tiattering prospects, the
merchants and business men of Mem
phis will find Nedps Dyers6UTg Gazette
an excellent medium through which to
make themselves favorably known to q
rich section OF country whose trade is
tributary to US. The Gazette, established
In 1865, circulates largely in the coun-
ties of Dyer, Lauderdale, Crockett and
Obion. Send your advertising fayors to
Tom w. Neal, Editor, ,Dyersburg, Tenn.
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Merchant Tailor, and CIOIhier, No,
5I7 I-2 Main street..
MEMPHIS, January a, lS7s

MENFHI5i JduudIy IL 100.
EDITORS APPEAL: GenHemeY1-I de.
sire to inform the readers of your valu-
able paper that am conducting the
tailoring business at No. STA Main
street, four doors south of the Peabody
Hotel. l have an excellent stock OF
goods, and one of the most artistic cut
ters in America. Good fits and satis-
faction always guaranteed. Yours, re-
spectfully, J. H. wAGGENER.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

Japanese silks in new shades, Grena-
dimes, Foulards, Lace Cloths, Perc aleS
etc, opened to-day at
MENKEN BROTHERS
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

IRON and after this date, we will charge
T ten Q0) cents per line for the nrst inssr-
ton, and I'VE Isl cents per line for each
subsequent insertion OF all legal advertise
ments, except such as may be inserted for
thirty days or longer cOnsecutively, which
will be charged st card rates, by the square,
counting eight % lines nonpareii, solid, to The
square. The printers fees to be paid IN adj
vance in every instance. is.
q. W. ALEXANDER, b N.
Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
Al. KELf4AR,
Memphis Avalanche.
+. WHITMORE.Pu6li Ledger.
l.
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leF.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the esame time save money,
should go at once to Waggener's, 3l7a
Main street. He is doing c. o. D. busi-
uess-no bad debts; small profits.
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For Purity and Strength
LEGAL.
Nonresident Notice.

No. S1T-In the First Chancery CouIt OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-Butler p. Anderson, ,
Commissioner o Revenue, etc. IS. America
c. Dll aud T. ;. Lam bersOu.
1T appearing from affidavit IN this cause
| tnat the defendants, America C. Dill and
T.. :. anderson, are uOn-residents or the
state OF Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make thetI
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in March, lsz&, and plead
answer or demur 10 C0mpiainants' bill
or the same will be taken fOl confessed
as to them and set for hearing eZ-
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
ished once a week, for four successive weeks.
in the Memphis Appeal. This 18th day Of
January, 1873.
4 cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY +. Il. MCHENRY, ID. G. and N.
mo Il Hrsrn an fnT AZ
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We open this week fifty cases new
styles prints, twenty-five cases cotton
AIDES; also cretonnes, percales, plaids,
osnaburgs, etc., which are offered at
New York quotations.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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THE Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment, 81 Madison street, stands un-
Fivaled as business Of this kind, and
never fails TO give satisfaction TO It's
many patrons.
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ECoEoSEY-Forg gentlemen 70 send theiI
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON d WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make 8
specially Of that kind Of work.
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Go and see the NICroR SEWING MA
CHINE, at 223 Main street. If you puI-
chase one, aud 1t fails to give entire sat
isfaction, after a months use, your
money will be refunded.
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The american Rural Home make:
the following suggestive calculation;
We have endeavored to make an ap-
proximate estimate Of the number Of
acres taxed 10 supply the canning fac.
tory in this city (ROchester), and the
gross amount annually paid to the pro-
durer.
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DIsPEEsARY.
TRUST SALES.
Trustees Sale

r virtue OF deeu Of trust executef 10 ma
~ oy X; L White on the san day of Jri--
, -, fecordeti In TIE Register Office of -ha-I,v
s ose.t..s N DooA no %. pages z1i-7-8: and IN
s ~ uinee with It's prOvlsio1s at ne res1esl
~ ~, " Dehenelary, Tor The purPoss or nayios
..,- a1'.i,e ann que upon ihe debt therein y.
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LOCAL IrEnEn.

ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
--Armstrong's Photographs Gallery,
No Ill Main street. Thres fanltless GEM
pictures for flfty cents.
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WAdGEEBR, 3l72 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment OF
goSds fresh from the hands of the i'm
porter.
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The FINEST chewing tobacco in the
world-"Our Temple
EDMONIlS. PETTIGREM 4 co.

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT
q Browns Bronchial Treches" " are
the most popular article in this country
or Europe for throat diseases and coughs,
and this popularity is based upon real
r,,arif
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Nnn.Resident Notice.

No. S6S-In the First ChauceFy Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-Butler P Anderson,
Commissioner OF revenue for use, ETC., vs..
Mrs. Marie l.. Pillow, ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this cause
L that the defendants, Elizabeth A. Pond,
B. NJ. Pond, Frank W. Walker and Mrs Il. r.
Dickson, are residents Of Louisiana; that ".
W. Trigg. Lizzie ". Trigg and John Trigg,
minor heirs Of ". W. Irigg. deceased, and
Thomas r. TriRg are residents OF Arkansas
that M. MarthaL.Tri gg and DT.J T. u argrGves
are residents OF Alabama and that ThOmi S p.
Ruby's place OF residence Is unknown. and all
Of whom are nOn-resldeuts Of tie state of
Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein. at the court
house in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday IN March, ls73,
and plead, answer or demur TO compla inauts'
bill, or the same viii be taken for cOnl sed as
to them and set for hearing eXparte; an that
a copy OF this order be published once q eek,
for four successive weeks, in the Mem his
Appeal. This January %, 1873.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. B. MCHENRY, ID. &. & NJ.
H CLAW King. Sol. for cOmpluf. la2O thu
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ORIGIN OF FAMILIAR WORDS.

CALL FOR 'tOur Temple" chewing
Buffalo Bull" smoking. Best grades
made. EDAoHDS, PETTIGREw 8 co.
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ARTHUR A. WAITE,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
237 Second street.
Designing speciality.
JACONRT EDGINGS AND INSERTING

10000 pieces Of embroidered EdgiBgs
and Insertings, at prices ranging from
10, IL, Is and is cents-fresh goods just
opened and offered at wholesale and re.
tail. Samples are sent On application.
MENKEE BROS.
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GENTLEMEN wear cleaned, dyed
and removal, 10 superior style at the
Memphis Steam Dyei1g Establishment,
81 Madison street b. A. Hollenberg
prODrietOr
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rHE cheapest and best STEAM DYETNe
AND CLEANING HOUSE In the city Is al
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's OLD
stand. HANSON a WALKER
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JOE LOCKE, at 236 Main street, cells
Ledger and Weekly for fifteen cents, or
any two papers Of the same grade at
that price,
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

II, the district Court Of the United states toI
the DistrictOf We Tennessee.-ln Jhe NAT
ter OF Geo. W. Trotter, Baukrupt.-tn bqnh'
Tnnfcv before Thomas J. Latham Lsq-
Regisfer. To the creditors Of the aboVe'
named Bankrupt: .s-
TUTNKE notice that q fourth general neelln {
81 me creditors Of said bankrupt VIII oe
6sld a. ire offiee OF said Register, in the city
Of Memphis, in said district, on saturday, the
Isl dav 81 March, A.D-, 1878, at II o clock am =
frr fh, purpose named In the L7th section oi
the 8an<rupt Act OF March :, lsll.
'I'0 W. MCGEE, Assignee.
Memphis, February 10, 1873. feE-
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rHe.day. tle Foarth Day Of lIsrrh. -.

Between the hours OF one ana tllea O'Clock
M, ~ ne soatAesist cC-ler ~ Main 4gJ
ne,s eeer vs. pa proceed % sli 50 IJt itc aus, ,.-r
y the highest oidder, lo- cash he c.-r 81. f'
scrIded IN said deed OF trl-f. aid nj fail- -
11.eu IN tiis city " Iemuil-. -heI Ilv c,.5-.r-
~. nessees boundsd anu described ~ f5-I55-s..
Z BtsinIi1k 20 q 7iase Or tl- cast fn-.s.-.1 ~
second street, ~ feet north ur NJ. ng--il.,--
lIlteIs- ctlya q tsreenIdW --d -eeos IL --raf.- 4.
running tuence east and para st.-41.trr .-..a..,
i9N street, rs fect and 6 Inches 10 al sIfay-.
lhrhce uofsl Win the line af sd eli-,,,
LOFTY -hliic feet SIX il-hes 10 a - rs.
tcenee Nese ard parallel win J--s-1.
Z Az street. rs fte' b inches. thence saufIr
with the east boundary iius uf second -rgssf
- ieet and inches 70 The btlluuIue.
| ihe c4ul-y OF reiefa ptlpu in ard t1aa7F
property Is expressly waived ana r-.,, go -
I ne a. such trustree. The title TO ~sIG gr1.er-
/ y 5 believed 10 Be coed, bel couve, ,j.il -
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EDMoNDs, PETTIGREw & COMPANY
keep the largest and best selected stock
in the city. Call and see for yourself.
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EDMoNDs, PETTIGREw & Co.'s "Buf-
fslo BulP'-best smoking tobacco made.
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". n. WILKERSON & CO.,
w ESALE DRU G g IS T S,
$40 Main street,
offer superior inducements to cash or
prompt-paYing customers.
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS,
And all those in want OF Lumber.

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