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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

A SUeeEss-The Eredelphian Soei-
ETY. of the Albany Collegiate Institute
composed of young ladies', gave a
Fair on Friday evening Of last week,
in the REGISTER building. The room
was tastefully fitted up, but wasn't
near large enough to contain the large
number Of people in attendance. We
enjoyed. the occasion hugely, as did
everybody else, seemingly, attending.
The aprons went off like the ice cream,
in great haste-but of roast and baked
chickens. ct cetera, these was an over
plus, and it was announced that lunch
would be set the next day, for the
hungry, at 25c whiz. The lunch was
also patronized we'll, and the Society.
after paying off all liabilities, netted
the sum of $l4l 80. This money is
to be used in purchasing library for
the Society. The whole affair was
well managed. and proved in the
highest degree creditable and satisfac-
tory all round.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

Wm. Reed and family, who moved
from this city to Waitsburg, W. T., a
few months since. has moved back to
Oregon again. Genuine Wvbteet never
stay long away from their little camss
beds.
The fine team recently purchased
by Mart. Y. b look well. Mart.
had 'em out on Tuesday. Mart. i SO
tender Of EN-, that whenever he struck
q little uphill grade, they'd stop, and
out Mart. woulct get, unhitch, pull the
wagon over, hitch up again al.tl--wait
until the ponies got rested. For a
fast team Mart. is bound to take the
puss.
Messrs. Peters & CO. havra number
ofsplendid hacks, just finished, ut their
shops on Ferry street. The painting
was done by the artist, Mr.. Margrat,
and they shine like ''pair Of lamps"
These gentleman are turning out some
splendid work in the shape of wagons
and spring hacks.
The Gov. Grover left her wharf in
this city foF Salem at four O'Clock
Thursday morning, carrying quite a
number of delegates to the Farmers
Convention. Several delegates, owing
to a misunderstanding as to the time
at which the boat was to start, arrived
too late. These gentlemen went down
on the eight O'Clock freight on the o.
Il c. Railroad.
Messrs. Lark, of Oregon City, Ross,
of Halsey, and Moore. OF Corvallis,
were in the city on Wednesday.
As the roads become smooth and
hard, fine teams and buggies begin to
show themselves on our streets.
Mrs. Bridgeflrmcr, arrived in this
city on Wednesday from WalIa Walla,
on a short visit.
Full lines of late style dress goods |
at Blain, Young & Co.'S
Some of the late Eastern immiga-
tion has reached this city
Camp meets this evening at ~
O'Clock. sharp.
Wheat commands zoe per bushel
in this market.
Arnold has bought new hoss.
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SHALED PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
~ ccivedat the office of the AlbaAy and
Santiam Water Ditch or Canal Company,
m to the 18th day of April, 1878, for tiin.
ging, fuming and completing said Ditch
or Canal
No hils win he received unless from NJ
sp0nsibie parties, and stating the particn-
lar sect Ion of the Canal for which The bid
is made.
There are eleven sections, and the con.
tract will be let in sections of one mile or
more, and work must be commenced bv
tho first day Of June, 1873, and completed
by the first day Of November, 1873, The
Company reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
Plans and specifications and terms of
payment will be found in the Office OF tina
Company Mt Albany.
Also, bids win be received at tho same
time and place for delivering 100000 feet OF
good red or yelloW fir timber.
l.. ELKINS,
u. MAI sFiELn5 President.
Secretary.
Albany, MhEohGlt tS7&20td
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

LIGHT. = Heretofore the Council
Chamber. during the evening sessions
ofthe City Fathers, has been dimly
lighted by tallow dips, giving the
chamber gloomy look indeed. At
the request Of the Council, Alderman
Harper, during his recent visit to San
Francisco purchased a pair of elegant
chandeliers, which were duly suspend
ed and lighted OH Tuesday evening
last, giving the chamber much more
cheerful and attractive look.
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glbzny 2eoister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SCHOOL ELECTIoN-The school cleo
tion on Monday called out a fair repre-
sentation of the voters of the district.
Mr.. Walter Ketchum was elected
School Director, to serve three years,
and Mr.. A. N. Arnold was reelected
School Clerk. The proposition to vote
a tax of $500, to enable the Directors
to run free school during the coming
year, was voted down by large ma
iority. BY a vote Of the meeting the
$1,000 accrued to the District from the
school fund, was ordered to be loaned
by the Directors, and the interest re-
ceived thereon used in defraying incl
dental expenses of District School
property. The report Of the Schoo,
Clerk showed that he had collected
some S33S more than ordered to on the
$4,000 tax OF last year for the support
of free schools, and that this sum re-
NAMED unexpended and unappropri-
ated. 1t was order ed that so much of
this $33S as the Directors may deem
necessary, be expended in graveling
the school grounds, and in defraying
expenses, and that the bal
ance go to the general fund. The
funds seem to have been economically
during the past year. We
IRE sorry that free schooling is not
TO be continued in this District.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

RIVER AND RAIL.-Taking advan-
tage of the opposition, and low freight
rates, A. Wheeler & Co. have got their
large stock Of new goods safely hous-
ed, and are prepared to, supply you
with almost anything you may need,
at prices that will please the most
careful buyers.
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A Card. D.-Having been informed

A CARD. Having been informed
that my name has been used as rec
ommendation, by irresponsible intin-
Grants wishing to procure work in the
profession of Dentistry, | hereby in
form the public that have never had
a partner III the profession, or sent out
stadent. My friends and patrons
are warned against the employment
of any such person OH any recommen-
datioA trom rne, unless they producea a
written certificate with my signature
attached. GEO. w. GRAY.
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Albany, April 2. 1873.

lioLLowAY's PLI.S.-NO case of
fever and ague, liver, complaint, collie,
indigestion. bodily weakness, head
aches. Or sexual difficulty, can with
stand the curative aud at the same
time illyigorating action of these Pills.
Sold 78 Maiden Lane. N. Y. Price.
% cents per box. Ask for new style;
the old Ii counterfeited. 81
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

CoUNGILg AT the regular meeting
Of the Council on Tuesday night, bills
against the city, to the amount of
$25l IS, were allowed. Atalate hour
the Council adjourned, to meet at ~
O'Clock n. Nj. tomorrow evening.
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READ THIS AND BE HAPPY!-The
largest stock of mems, boys and chill
dren's CLOTHING ever brought up
from San Francisco is at N. Baum's
store, and the "rush" is big. There
is no one leaving the store without
buying a Coat, Pants, Vest Hat or
Zap, Boots or Shoes, Shirt or Drawers,
Collar or Neck-tie. etc, etc, and eve
rybody seems to be pleased, aud salts
fed that they bought cheap, as there is
the place to buy bargains. "a.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

FREE AGAN.--The jury in. the case
Of Oregon vs.. Elias Keeney, charged
with the killing Of Pelton, at Harris
burg, a few weeks since, after staying
out all night, brought in verdict, on
Saturday morning, Of not guilty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

PETERS MUSICAL MoNTHLY-For
April, contains music that, in sheet
form, would cost 50 80, while only 80
cents is asked for the number !; or YOU
can get the magazine one whole year
for 50. 1t is the cheapest good musi-
cal magazine in the nation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

Dealersin in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment Of NIL kinds of Goods al
ways IN store ut lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons. Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Chnrns, &c, &c
CASH paid for WHEAT. OATS. PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

The QUESTION SETTLED. Those emf
nent men, DR.. JAS, Clark. Physician
to Queen Victoria. Dr.. Hughes Bcis-
netk, say that consumption car he
curefl. DR.. Wistar knew this Wien
he discovered his BAISAM or WILD
CHERRY, and experience has proved
the correctness OF his opinion. 81
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GRAM SEPARATOR. On Tuesday
a model Of Daniel Best's Improved
Portable Grain Separator was on ex-
hibition at the st. Charles Hotel. 1t
appears to be an excellent machine for
tie purpose named. There was also
on exhibitions a gang-plow. that looked
ss though itmight be the thing wanted
hy our farmers.
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CIRCUIT COURT - Adjourned cr
Wednesday, after session of two
weeks and three days. Following il
the disposition Of causes on the docke
not reported in previous issues of TIN
REGISTER
Jennie Grubb vs. w Grubb-divorct
granted.
Thos Monteith VS. Jas II Foster-in-
junction continued.
AC Layton VS. II A Hogue ct al
suit in equity to set aside deed grant
ed.
A &S Water Ditch Co VS. Hiram
Smith, admr, John Robinet ct al-dis-
missed.
Same VS. Richard Ritter ct al--both
for right of way continued.
Beach & Monteith vs. j Ii Marks
action at law to recover money judg-
ment for want of answer.
John and Allen Parker VS. B L Lol-
lis->suit in equity to foreclose mort
gage judgment for plffs.
John P Smith ct al VS. Linn County
writ of review dismissed.
G Lever vs. Ira Moore ct al--suit
to correct deed continued.
Mary ] Dawson VS. Hardin Dawson
suit for divorce granted.
Rachel Tower VS. James McMahon-
action at law to recover money; con-
tinued.
Margaret McFadden VS. VIM Nc
Fadden-suit for divorce granted.
Joicey A Mckee VS. Thos II Mckee
suit for divorce; granted.
f Martin 4 Co VS. Charles Rogers
at law to recover money set
led.
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During one week Of last month 1875
vessels Of various kinds arrived ut
NswYOrk, the hrgest number since
that place was made port Of entry.
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SgNTESCED.--J. D. May, convicted
Ofpeljury, was sentenced by Judge
BqahanI, on Friday morning last to
two years in. the State Penitentiary..
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NorIcE.-Those having business
with ME are requested to address them
selves. during my absence. to Mr..
John Conner, myappointed agent.
join GANTER.
Albany, April ,. 1873. SO
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BEEHIVE SToRE.-See new adver-
tisement of this establishment. The
Beehive grocery and provision store,
in the hands of Mr.. Weed, is rapidly
growing in publis favor. Call and ex-
anime his stock aud the inducements
to purchase.
A PEr1TIoN-Iargely signed. has
been forwarded to tile Governor, pray
ing him to pardon and release Mr.. j.
d. May, sentenced to two, years for
perjury.
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TheInain fishery Of Southern Ore,
gon ls,ak Rogue river, near the ceastl.
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In the several Holiday cases-ac-
tion at law to recover money-judg-
ment was granted plff for want ofan-
sWer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11

Rebekah Lodge meets on to,morOw
evening.
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LEcTuRE.-On Monday night Mr..
Levi Leland will lecture at the Court
House, Oh the subject ot temperance.
Mr.. L. is one of the most successful
and eloquent oftcmperance lecturers.
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feated Dion, GARNER conquered Daily,
and row Dion has won the victory over
GARNER. Each Of them has lost one
game, and with them now viii be the
struggle for the championship. GaTnier
seems to be regarded as having the
honor of the west in his keeping. He
has made the highest run, which was
one hundred and thirteen shots. DAILY
is expected to bear New York TO the
front, while to Dion is awarded the task
of maintaining the colors OF Canada and
France.
The thermometer stood at $50
this afternoon. The upper part of the
city was visited by a heavy shower,
which lasted ten minutes, while the
lower part had to be cOntented listening
to the thunder.
The grand international regatta took
place at Toronto, Canada, yesterday, at
which CoultOn, of Pittsburg, was the
winner in the first--a single scull-race,
making thirty-six strokes per minute,
and two miles in fifteen minutes and
forty-eight seconds. Mckee, $50 OF
Pittsburg, was next best, being only
half length behind. hinder, of Pitts
burg, won the second race, also single
scull, making two miles in fifteen min
utes and thirty-one seconds, and thirty
four strokes to the minute.
A dispatch from Vienna yesterday
has the following: 'COmplete anarchy
prevails in Bosnia, caused by the perse-
cution of the christians by the Moham-
medans. In one district, one hundred
and seventy christians were murdered
within six weeks, and no efforts Were
made to arrest the murderers. The for
eign ambassadors to Turkey demand an
investigation, and call upon the author
tiles to afford protection to the perse-
cuted people. The murderers have
greatly alarmed the christians, and
many are emigrating."
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For fun report see third page

BY IeleRrap1-
LITTLE Rock, June 28.-River fall
ing, feet in the channel. Weather
warm and cloudy, with another hard
rain this evening. Thermometer 1872.
No arrivals or departures.
CAIRO, June 28-NoOn.-Arrived: /:
City of Chester, Memphis, 8 am. De-
parted: City of Vicksburg, 10 pm; City
of Chester, st. Louis, Ann. Night
Arrived: Ella Hughes, Nashville, noon ;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis, pm. De-
parted: Bertram, Cincinnati, pm.
The river has fallen inches. Weather
clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, June 2S.-River rising,
feet on the shoals. No arrivals OF
departures.
VICKsBURG, June 2s.-WeatheI
cloudy and warm. The river is falling.
No boats up. Down: Pauline Carroll.
EVANSVILLE, June 2S.-WeatheI
clear and hot. Mercury 760 to 900
The river is stationary. Port list
Up: PrObascO,6 g am; Charmer, II noon
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Weathel
warm and cloudy. Heavy rain this
morning. Thermometer 7S0. No arri-
vais. Departed: Mary Houston, Louis
vile; Commonwealth, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-River rising
( Weather clear and very warm until
o'clock. Arrived: John Kyle and Mary
Alice, New Orleans; Grafton, Lasalle
Departed: James Howard, Bismarck
New Orleans; LaBarge, Wolff, Shreve-
port; Capitol City, Vicksbarg.
| CINCINNATI, June 2S.-River fall
| ing, feet inches in channel
Weather warm. Departed: Belle Yer
non, Memphis; Shannon, New Orleans
! LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-The river il
falling, 4 feet inches in the cana
and 2 feet 3 inches in the chute
Weather clear and hot. Business dull
Arrived: Nashville, Memphis. Depart
ed: Nashville, Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG, June 28.-The MOnonga
hela has ? feet inches, and is tallinl
slowly. No arrivals or departures.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2S.-Fe
New England States, on Sunday
gentle to fresh winds, shifting to wester
ly and northerly, and partly cloud,
: weather, with possible occasional raj
on the coast.
For the Middle States, gentle to fres
winds and partly cloudy weather, wit
possible occasional rain on the coast.
For the lower lake region, gentle t
fresh winds, and partly cloudy weather
For the upper lake region and south
! ward over Missouri and Tennessee
winds shifting to easterly and so1therly
, partly cloudy weather, and very probS
oily occasional rain areas.
For the gulf States, east Of the Mis-
sissippi, generally cloudy weather, wit
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, light I
fresh southeast and southwest wind
Epartly cloudy weather and occasion;
l rain areas.
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ARKANSAS.
Railroad Excursion from Little Rock
to Arkadelphia-Speeches by
Governor Baxter and
Others.
Bully Brooks has Injured Himself by
His Intemperate and ReEOlu-
tianary Harangues

Special to the Appeal.l
LITTLE Rock, June 2S--Five hun
dred excursionists went from here to Ar
kadelphia to-day, upon the Cairo and
Fulton railroad, finished to that point
at ten O'Clock this morning. The lead
ing citizens and officials of Little Rock
engaged in the festivities. Among them
was Governor Baxter, who was called
upon and delivered a eongratulatory
speech to the people Of Arkadelphia,
which was received with deafening ap-
plause. DIR. KirkwOOd was.also called
upon, and in his usual happy manner
addressed the audience, stating that he
had advocated this wonderful railroad
enterprise since 1888. Colonel McMil-
Ian, of Arkadelphia, received the gay
party and rendered the hospitalities o.
the city. In the woods the people had
prepared an inviting repast, embeliisheo
with foreign and Clark county wines
The trip was most delightful one, and
the excursionists returned tonight
Arkansas is no longer the rich harvest
for stage lines. Let Memphis build hel
line to Shreveport at once. There il
perfect political peace now at the capi
tai. Brooks's speech has done hin
harm.
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SCHUTZ-Saturday June 2s, 1873, JOHANEA
SCHUTZ aged twenty five years wife OF Julus
Schultz.
Her funeral will take place from l22 Front
street this SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock
ACKLEN-Friday, June 9th, at ~ O'Clock
IN. at the residence of her brother, ". u.
BethelI, near Columbia, Tenn, HATTIE, VIE
OF j. ii. Acklen, and only daughter OF T. T.
ana Harriet e. Bethel.
The funeral will take place at IL O'Clock
this SUNDAY morning from Calvary
Church. Services by Rey. George White
Friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend. Carriages al
Ho SITS and the Church.
TFMPLETON.-In Memphis, on the even
ing of 2Sth Of June, 1873, H. Z. TEMPlAION
late OF Nashville, Tennessee.
The members Of Memphis Typographical
Union are requested TO attend the funera
from Holst's, at nine O'Clock this SUNDAY
morning.
washington, D. C., and Nashville paper
please copy.l
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

CALVARY tEPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
CoT7te- on Adams and Second streets.-The fu-
neral services OF Mrs. j. H. Aclxlen VIII be
substituted for the regular services at II am
ST. MARY's Poplar
street, nerr Orleans.--Seryiees at II an, and
pm, by Rev. A. d. Drummond-
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
n,prscop A r)- Chelsea, corner MI and Fourth
streets-servfces at 101z, am, and SPIN. Kew
P. W. Ruth, Rector.
sST. LAZARUS (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
ASrtffso7l street, neaT FOuTth.-SerVices az tO5s
am. and 81 pm. Rev. j. 7. Wheat, DID, F'ee-
tor.
GRACE (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH-Her-
ndHdO street. near Vdlce.--hOly eachailst ~
$50 am. Services at II an. a1d pm. oy
Rev. James Carmichael, Rector
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
i-Preaching by David Walk al 30 am. ana
at pm.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Alain and BeGGe stretas.-Seryices az II
a. m. and at as pm. by the pastor, rev Wha.
f. Boggs.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-See-
oHd street, near Pepldr.-Seryices az 10 80 a. m
and at p. m. by Rev. Dr.. E. c. slater, pastor.
VANCE STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
1 BYrElsIAN CHURCH. - Services az IL am,
Rev. Eds Gray Mclean, pastor. No services
| at night.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Serviees at
II am. and pm. by Rev ]. B. starke-
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH-Serviees
at IO:SO am. and at pm, by Rev. Dr.
| Landrum, pastcr.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
| onion street.-Services at 1880 am by Rev J.
| ID. Stewart.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
| ICHURCH-C -CgeLSe0-Services at ii am ana al
l s pm. by Rev. K. BurrOw.
CHELSEA METHODIST CHURCH.-Ser-
vices at II am. and pm. by Rev. }. ID
| Priddy.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, June 2S.-CottOn quiet;
low middling, 13ae; middling, Isle; net
receipts, 123 bales; exports coastwlse,
4O7 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, IA, ,O6z
bales.
GALVESTON, June 2S.-COtton Is
in light demand; good ordinary, 154c;
net receipts, SO bales; sales, lOO bales
stock, %, ,093 bales.
CHARLESTON, June IS. = Cotton
quiet, and good grades and Others dull
middling, 1Sa@19c; good ordinary, l7ci
ordinary, 14Cgl5e; netreceipts, 362 bales
gross receipts, Ala bales; exports coast
wise, 5 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock
1906 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 28.-COtton firm
middling, Isle; net 10 eiPts, 2l9 bales
sales liz bales: stock. Is. .QOl bales.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF MEMPHIS LODGE, No. o, L. .. y. r,
Iuup 24- lAT3

HALL OF MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 8, l. y. y. f.,
MEMPHIS, June p, 1873.
WHEREAS, 1t has pie sed the Almighty
Ruler OF the Universe 10 remove rom our
midst our late brother, GEORGE WEACHrER,
in the forty-fifth year Of his age, and was
buried by this Lodge.
Whereas, Brother Weachter has been a
good and true mem Der OF our order for fifteen
years past, and now that he has been taken
from among us we feel that some suitable ex-
preston OF our feelings should appear upon
our records: therefore, bt IL
Resolved, That il the death of our labe
brother this Lodge has lost one who was de-
votedly attached to the principles OF Odd
Fellowship, and ever ready with open hands
70 meet all demands.
Resolued, That We deeply sympathlse win
the bereaved family of our deceased brother
and prayerfully commend them to Him Who
is the widows God and father to the fatner'
less.
ResolUed, That this preamble and resolutions
be spread upon our minutes and published ID
the appeal, and copy sent 10 the family ol
the deceased. -
5. LANDRUM,
J. l.. GRAFF,
T. G.. COGBILL,
f'nrumirfep.
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FOR SALE.
Rare Chance to Secure a Home.

TE'HE undersigned viii, on the 2Ast day OF
1 August next. sell at public auct1Ont al
Germantown. Tenn, his plantation consist
ing of 64S 79-l00 acres of good farming lands
400 acres improved. balance well tim bered-
situated two miles northeast OF Germantown,
and one mile north of Forrest Hill, on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. in Shelby
county. To be sold in 20 acre blocks
Terms OF Sale-One-sixth cash on day of
sale, UWO-siXths on the 18th day OF OCTOBER
next: balance in one and two years.
Parties desiring TO purchase can oDta d
plats, and information as 70 title, location
ETC., by applying to Mr.. Ben. j. F. owen, who
lives near the pace, or TO DOnOhO q BuI lE1@
Real Estate gents, or TO q. G. Graham Presi-
dent Mechanics ana Traders Bank Mem
phis, Tenn, or address me as Madison Ark.
fegT dkw JOHN PARHAM.
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Press Dispatches.
Progress Of the Cairo and Fulton Rali-
road.
LITTLE Rock, June 2o.-Fhe Cairo
and Fulton railroad was completed to-
day to Arkadelphia, and an excursion
party passed over the road to that point
from this city, distance OF sixty-nVe
miles. The excursion was given by the
officers of the road to the business men
of Little Rock, and was composed OF the
governor and other State officers and
leading citizens-abOut two hundred ln
all. Arkadelphia is at the head of nav
igation on the Ouaehita river.
PeaeeabIy IfI Must! FOreiBIy Il Can
LITTLE Rock, June 2S.-Honorable
Joseph Brooks, at the close Of his speech
last night, stated that he had no doubt
the circuit court, before which he had
brought suit for the office Of governor,
would decide in his favor; that as soon
as it did he should qualify and
take possession of the office if he had tc
do it by force.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-29
FUNERAL NOTICE.

POLLOCK-The friends and acquaintances
of Mrs. JEAN Pollock and son are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the
residence of her son, 1872 Elliott street, this
SUNDAY afternoon at four o'clock. Services
by Rev. W. E. Boggs.