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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

GoNE TO PIocHE.-Noble Kanady.
Esq, OF the firm Of Kanady 4 Thomas,
Of this city, has established branch OF
that house at Phoebe, Nevada. We con.
graduate the latter city on its acquisition
of good citizen, and to Mr.. kanady
wish all prosperity. This spreading out
of their extensive business does not
necessitate any change here, where Mr..
Thomas is at the helm, and gathering in
the currency by carloads. Corinne
Reporter,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

ABOUT seventy-fve carloads of bones
gathered from the plains of Western
Kansas, the frames of defunct buffaloss
and Texas, cattle, have been sent over
the Kansas Pacific and the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroads during
the past season. A large part of them
have gone to Wilmington, Del, where
the best are selected for combs, knife
handles, ETC.; the next best are ground
into dust, and used in refining sugar; and
the refuse is ground into meal for fertil-
iziug purposes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

A FAT JoB.-Printers are proverbially
fond Of "fat takes" but there is such a
thing as OVERRIDING it. We last evening
received printed copy of Assembly
Concurrent Resolution No. /. The
make up" of this document was evil
IDENTIFY in the interest of the State
Printer and therefore We leg to call the
attention Of the State Printing Expert to
the matter. What could have been put
into three pages, preserving its typo
graphical symmetry, has been forced"
into four pages, whereby the State will
be made to pay composition for full
page, when there is not exceeding third
of line on the fourth page. A glance
at this huge attempt in small way to
get pay for work never performed will
satisfy any printer as to the merits of
making up q form as the resolution
mentioned was made up.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17
POPULATION AND VOTERS,

The census of 1870 shows that in the
81 States of the American Union there is
a total population of3S, lis, GAL, of whom
33 ,20S, l23 are whites, 4,S35, LOG negroes,
Sc, l19 Chinese, and 21,22S civilized In
dians. OF the Chinese only 507 are
native born, and of the Indians only 1852
are foreign born. The total foreign pop
ulation foots up 5,437 ,O29, while the
natives of all races are 80 ,642,6l2. The
foreign born whites are made up of the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

The 'epizootic' is in town-the genuine
article-as gentleman who has several
horses infected informed us last night.
Dr. Taggard. who examined the epidem-
ic while East. pronounces them clear
cases.-TS. L. Herald, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17
HOUSE.

After some unimportant business, Del.
egate Chaffee opened on bill for tho
admission of Colorado as State. Rob-
erts opposed the measure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

During the month of December the
gold coinage Of the Carson Mint amount.
ed to 1919, A5.55; silver coinage, $685.
421. 46. Total, 1856, 667.0l.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

Silver Peak Mining Company---Lo-
cation OF Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada. = Notice.--There are deAn.
quent upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment levied on the sixth
day Of December, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

The foreign-born show the greatest
proportion of paupers, and the negroes
the greatest number of criminals; so in
the workings of our political system, as
managed by the dominant party, the
government has passed practically into
the hands of criminals. Let US prev,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17
ASSEMBLY.


Notice of bills:
By Shoaff-For printing the laws of
lS62-64 in book form; also,
To encourage the erection Of wooden
mills; also,
Relating to miscegenation; also,
To fund the debt of Lincoln county.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor approving the Legislative fund
bill.
Bills introduced: ...
BY Sessions-A bill reducing the road
tax to 81:
By Danbers-A bill embodyins the
California election law.
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Vele9uphie 1ispatthss.
SPECIAL To THE pIocHr DAILY RECORD
NEVADA LEGISLATURES,
SENATE.

SENATE.
Carson, Jan. 16.-The Committee on
Ways and Means reported in favor of
printing the State Treasurers and Sur
veyor's general reports.
Notice of bills:
By Phelan-To protect life in the
mines.
Bills introduced:
An act relating to the sureties of Eben
Rhoades, late State Treasurer:
By Davenport-To amend the registry
law;
Bv Lockwood-An act for the govern
ment of towns and cities;
BY McBeth-To exempt from taxation
the property Of the Order of Red Men.
Passed.
Senate bill No. 10 IAN act to regulate
insurance companies) was made the
special order for Monday.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17

The ratio is about one foreign-born
voter TO 3.6 of that population, which
shows about 5lO.757 voters of Irish birth
and 1852, 305 of German birth. The for
eign vote is little over 10 per cent. of
the whole, and, if all cast one way,
would, in anything like close vote
between native-born citizens, be the bal
ance of power, which, by the way, is the
power. But such is not the case. The
foreign vote is more nearly equally di-
vided than the native vote. That ele-
ment, however, which is the most potent
in an election throughout the country is
the Negro vote. In round numbers that
vote is l,000,0 900, or over u per cent,
and as it is cast almost unanimously one
way, it holds the balance of power, and
practically controls the country.
aThe census of 1870 gives also some
interesting data concerning pauperism
and crime, showing how the account
stands between whites, foreigners and
Negroes, thus:
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The adult male citizens of all States
are So 293, Of whom the foreign-born
population is found to be l ASP, 100. As
between native and foreign voters, the
account stands thus:
Natives-Whites. ....... 5,779 ,967
Negroes. ], G2l, 654- 6,s0l SOL
Foreign-born Observation-Disclosures. l452 1872
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lpEArn or CIllisT alfsrlcr cnAsK.

- NEW York, May Z, -Cldef Justice
Chase was yesterday attacked hydanat
poplcxy, IN this city, aud died this
morning at 10 o'clnek, ,at the residence
OF his daughter. Mrs. William IIoyt,
No, 4 West Thirty-third street. His
two daughters aud Senator Sprague
were present. issInm Fev scat l
as the death pfiChief Justice Salmon
Chase has .caused general ,agrief
throm shQut tho city. arhc flags ON
CITY Hall,diha principal, newspaper
etficss. mud fuany private buildiRgs
era displayed at hnl8- mast. The,
Chief J ustice came here on sSaturday.
evening to visit Mrs. w Hoyt, lhls'
daughter lie was ina u..1lsual good
health ami spirits, aIid this favorable
slate ct tbi0gs coiitinued, but yesler.
.day morning at 10, o'ckpck srryant
was seat 90 cali him to brea fast, and
on entering his room found AIR. Chnse
lying in state otisIupurga His daughi
Ter was immediately summohcd and
servants We're dispatche / forrmedicai
aid. When tle physicians arrived
uncsnsciousness was found to have re-
suited irimylhe recurrence OF paralys.i
is. of which he had several strokes.
a nhalts IT, relieve him proved una.
Vailing, and it was evident his vitality
was ebbing away. Governor Sprgue
and his wife, = daughter of Judge
Chase, were Summoned aud arrived. in
the city last evening His daughter
remained BY his bedside until 1880
this morniig when he breathud his
last. lie remained totally uncon.
scious frum the time his condition was
discovered until the end The news
sf the death OF the Chief Justice was
not received in tile Uuiied States
Court buildings un;il the time of ad.
journment of the United Suites Cir.
cult anil District Courts, ami rs the
truth oftne repart was not considered
absolutely certain, no motion was
made to adjourn either Court, il being
dse,nedaex pedient torestponc making
such a nctisn until the report wss
conErn,s,id sHi 9ai ei ns1tTH1 q =
Runior around the United States
Court buildings names ex Judge, ex-
United States District Attorney Ed
wards Pierrcpoint "a the probable
nomiiiec of President Grant to fiji the
Vacancy occasioned 'by the death VI
Chief Justice Chase. but the political
friends Of Senator Conklng are very
confident he will be the successor OF
Mr.. Chase.
All the evening papers contain
obituarits eulosistic Of The integrity,
ability aud spotless character Of Chic!
Justice Chase.
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT. 5 4 r.

FoREsr COUNTY, -. TnE COMMON wfA1ru
OF PENNSYLVANIA 10 ruES ESuRRtFF OF
sam County, 6ReEriNo;
1--WE tommend that You attach BENJAMIN
u. Uel~. late &C vpnr' county, hy n,i and
singular his goods and chattels, lands and
tencments In whose hands or possession
sooVer the same may bc, so that hc he and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas,
tn be held at Tioncsta i'm and for said
County, on the fourth Monday of MAY,
next, there TO oanswcr.lohn A. Dodd .ofaplca
in case, and also that YOU Summon Benz
iailin- n Cole, or the person or. persons in
whose hands or Possession socvcr tho same
may lic. as Garnishee, that he beand np-
pear before our said Court, at the time and
ni5tce Aforesaid, n answer what may he
oliecied afa.nst him AMI abide the judy
uent Of the Court therein; and have you
then and there this writ
Witness tile Hon. w. T.. jerks, Presi-
dent > udgco OF said Conrt. at 'Tlonssta, the
fourth day Of April. lS7a. "a f.n t,ll, r
Bail required TO dissolve in $4,000.
J. u. ,NGNEW, Proth'y.
nv virtur Of tho atoyo writ have at
tak.led all the right title, interest and
elailu of, tho dciep lants OF, in and to alt
|. upt tract or parcel pf lapd as follows: The
undivided one-haIf 0f' the southwest end
of tract Numbered Two thousand one lnn-
Idrctl.anh nirctv-two.i and situate in liick
| orSy owpship, Forrest Co, Pa. his said IN =
tcrost hcing one hundred aud twenty five
itcrcs, except twenty-five acres thereof,
heretofurc couvsveu to H.. Stephenson T;
leaving loo arrcs hereby attached. t,.-
Also. all the de,endent's Interest and
Ciiiifl III the fnllow described pieco Or pal..
Gel OF hud, isituato in said township ol
Hickory, bounded as follows: Beginning
at southeast corner OF lands recently ewn-
ed by Richard i1wiR, tunnlig s,uthwest-
Criy on tn line of lots Nos. al92' and 5ig3
iEr enongh n anclhde' ii0i acres, theurc
northwcsterly parallel to the southwest
line of lot No. 5Ia2 to The Inc betwcpn lots
Nos. 5I92 and 5fai. thcAhie enofthwcstaion :
said linelto the said fine recently owned IN
| Richard Irwin, thence southwest to the
place OF, beginning. Containing 100 ceres
OF land moro Or less. 'iii4 4.nn1 lHi la
certify that the above IL n true copy oi
the origina' writ and description of tie
property attached.
tF'' '''l ~ II. .J.vNS GIESEN, il
sheriG's Office, Tiohesta, Pa. April II
1873, . So aaI.e 0.r Set
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DECORATION DAY

=, N
tiead1uarters strand Army OF the ne
paonc, Department of IennSylva'
~ iT' D.Sor. ~" NJ NJ a. '''
--r $500 'S' 81 80 90, 800
.s.- :. fHllLAphLFAiA', "A, Apr'l Z9u' 60
IN accordance With opr Rnle'
and Regulations Frptay. May Both,
wEl be observed asa MEMORIAL DAY
fer the purpose OF .stFewlng with hqw'
ers, ar--otaerwlse Deeorating the
HraveS o, Conraues VINO a'e' III de-
"a T5sSs,,;o,,I s Ti ~. ~ ~, "'' & ,l
t,awaS. Citizens generally, Military
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DEATH OF FOAKEs Al5ES.

3 a.sa .a5 NoRTn EAsToS, May 8.
Mr.. Ames was SO years 3 months
and Is days old at the time of his
death. He has been suffering from
diabetes for nearly three wears. but
by attention to diel has been able TO
keep the ,iisease in check. On MN.
day, April 20. he had III attack Of in.
digestion, but attended to his duties
in Boston on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, of last week. Thursday he re-
mained at home, occasionally visiting
his office Mt North Eus,on. Thurs
day evening he was seized with i'm,
lamation in the diaphragm. and
through the night he sufiered intense
pain, obtaining no sleep. Ga Friday
he obtained a little rest while in a
sitting posture. He passed the day
sitting ina chain. Saturday he was
more comfortable. Sunday he slept
well. Monday his pulse and The tenn
psrsture ofhis body and perspiratinn
all Indicated II rapid return to his
usua health and he remained very
comiartahle up tn $50, when he was
seizsd with npoplaxy, resulting in
paralysis of the right side of the body,
at the same time slight indications of
pneumonia in the lower left lung.
Mr. Amcs remained partially CON
scipus at intervals up to moon We'd
nes,lay, since which he has remained
perIeCtly unconscious.
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sHERiFF's SALE.

D6 N1RTU Il of sUndfy WritsOf Il. IA. ven.
ID OK. ISSUED out of the Court of common
Peas Of Forest County. aud 10 me tii-
rected, there will be exposed TO sale by
public vendue or outcry at the Court
House, in the borough of 'Iionesia. on
THURSDAY, MAY ~, 1873
nj 10 o'clock, a. ln.tho following described
real estate, tO-wil;
kphcrl Kcc VS.. WIN. B. Harlan, III. Fa.
No - May form 1873, CD. No, IL Sent
Term ISL -Msson--Aillthatie eriaIu lot or
p,efe .! isround 81 uate in TiOncsta lsur-
OuSb, described rs follows, viz: Lots tlT)
seventeen and tlS) eighteen and the wost
ern portion Of lots one q ana two (2),
more minutely described as follows, viz I:
Commencing AT a stake, the cDnrr OF Will
lam ilnd May Streets, theme by NAV strces
casteriy one hundred and siNgy-iot,r lcet
u II post, .ilietco northeriy aud parallel
with. Elm street one hundred ct To post
on the south line OF lot No. 8. tnenrc VEST
erly and parililel With May street one hum
drud and eighty ieettO2 Po on Miliam
street, thence ,outherly by William street
one hundred feet to the place Of bocin.
ming. One House l6x32 ieet, 2 stories,
painted and piastered thereon erected.
Taken in cx xecutlun and to be suld rs The
property OF Wm. b. Harlan at the su.t el
Robert Nee.
"nn.y sAe ALSO, -l.
.John y. lfOfef Va. Nln. IS. lt2rlan and
Datiel Black, Ven. Tx. No. 43 May Term.
1878, G.. u. a Dee. Term, 1873 Mercilliutt
AL that certain lot or piece OF ground
situate in 4 onesta Borough, described as
follows. viz: LOTS III seventeen anu lS)
eighteen and the western portion OF lots
ole ~ and two t2). tniofe minuiely des-
tIibcd as follows. viz Commencing at a
stake, the corner, of Willialll and May
streets, thencc by May streri c.lsterly ono
hmidredaild slXty- -lour ieet ttoa post thence
northerly and parallel with Elm street one
hundred feet 10 q post on tbe s,inth hno oi
lot No. 3, thence westerly and parallel
with May street one hundred and eighty
loet To afpostlon William sstrGeat thence
one hundred' ieel 10 tue place of be4innin~.
One House l6x32 feet, Two stones high,
painted mid Ilastered tllti-eon erected. ri
Taken in eNecation and u be sold Ils the
property uf Wm.. lB, Harlan aud Darrell
Black,at tho suit of John y, Proper. ~
p Terms cash. A'A tAD 3A7f4 -g
dlis .run. j. VAN GII9sEN. Sheriff..
Sheritfll Hlllee, Tiap9Sla. ia May 1873,
aa u.ITHE NEW ELASTIC FlUSS, 800 h,
An Important Invention, 1t retains the
Rupture az all tines and under the hard.
est exercise or seVercst strain. lt il wurn
with comfort, and If K PIT night and
day, effects a permanent cure in few
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by Mail
when requested, circulars free, when Cr-
dered by letter sent 10 The Elastic Truss
CO.. No. GS3 Broadway, \, Y, City. No
body uses Metal Spring Trusses; too
Pa'ninli they sliP ~ too hsqueni'y. (
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returned with a verdict Of guilty. A
motion for new trial was made hut
was ovcrruled. Ii We are TO Judge
from the Hslience, the aefendantsscms
to have been dangerous man in the
community where he resided and was
generally feared by all OF his neigh.
bors, and no a:ten,p; was made to sus-
tain his character when it was assail.
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sHERIEE,s SALES.

pY VTRTUEo of suntry writs or Fila,
- alias lev. FH.and Won. lex iss,isd out OK
the Court of UsunOn ileas'os Forest Co.,
aud TO nc directed, there viii be, exposed
to sale by public rendue OF outcry. at the
Coltrt-l louse, IN tile borough OF 'fiSfcsta,
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rT--si h16s ri -
FoaEsr CorS r. 81: TIE C'oNxoSw xLrIr
teoF Pas SsVLvA NiA,sTO qfiErSlfErff'p 0V
fNpt 'a.vHRs. 1, s.tltsrA As.a a.-..--..
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I've take TIE folloripg from th1

I'VE take TIE following from the
Erie Dispatch: ..
Mr., Hanson, vessel Inspector. while
passing from Il vessel To- the dock yes
lerday afternoon stepped upon snlne
loose slaves, which gave way and he
was precip tatrd inls the water. lie
sank twice ard but for the timely as
sistance of The engineer of a tug,
might have been drowned. A rope
wasllhraNn him aud he was assisted
OUT One of his shoulders had been
dislncaled in the fall aud he WAS tax.
en- to the office of DIR. Stranalan
whcro chloroiarm having been adulins
isterehihe arm was reset and he is
OhlY q littleiworSe for the shock.5d m
Last evening Il little daughter OF
constable Andrew Wagnor, Jumped
6il'the streeUcars, got caught and one
Of the " heels passed over her right
LEG between knee aud ankle, 1acBrat-
Jag il 10 ahorrible manner, cutting a
dep gash in he calf OF the leg aud
probably crushing the homes. IL is
reported that the little girl claims
that she asked the driver Ia stop and
let her of, bat he would not, and she
jumped and Vas injured, An older
fiser wss with her on ths car sRd hsd
jumped first,
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She,ifT's Ollco, Tionesta, Forest Co, Pa
April 20, \. y. 1873.
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Applications FOR License, May Seq
sions, 1878. ~

Daniel Black, IIotnl !, riones,e Borough,
filed April 2gth.
filed April 8pth. ~
Mai. John WondcoclS. Hotel, Ncillshurg,
Harmony Twp, flied May lat. $
Gee. w. Bovard & Cn.. Wholesale II
ccnsc, Tioncs.a Borough, filed Nav lst.
a. X. Badger, Eating House, Fagundas,
Harmony TWP, tiled Nav 9th.
sIJohn Il. Neill, Itotel, Tionesta Twp,
fled May 5th. NJ
y II. J, ray or Hotel. Faspndas. lIarmony.
Twp. fiird NAV oh.
a And9v Nufray, EpunrfIopSc pioncs-
. tai VIZ. aled Nfsiy till ~ lM
Wilson Smith. Hotel. FagundaS, Iar-
mony Twp. filed Nav litts
4 n Nt!NEV Clrrk
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TRHAE4 LIST
FOR MAY TERM, 1878.


John a. Proper VS.. chas. Robson & 10.
}. X. Dale vs.. w illiam Cook rs nlr
Elizabeth CeerYs. R. G. Scott ct al,
EValinc Coon VS.('. !. BOX.
r. IL. Ellsworth et'al sse VS.. j. 1T. Dnks
Gt al. I u. r.- I.heNF
II. n. May vs.. James T. Whisner OF al.
II. ii. May ". Jolitr Nillct ct AL
Royal T.. Scott vs.. X. o. Carson. sri -f
Belile Paul vs.. alex, AteAndrpW ct al
Bette Paul vs.. Alex Nc Andrew et al.
Wm. Aflnsifong uscNs. .Iiainott Tewhship
Ev6lne Coon 81 VS. sJuo. q. ljIahdon 81
az IA, hio1i ,e1na sEp sd "a
Helen $. S.Thomas, ysa BENZ. MaYGtaL, =.
James T.. Brown W. Bennott D0brs 90 Al.
Daniel itlaitS vs.l1e Us eysOsrs oi the POoF
.u Qi ThoneSla HoqQSheL "a s.fofl,t
Charles taIrow-vs. kli Berlin
s.. J.. 'DaSiA,Ns. Alexander Wallace ct al.
L. d. iiuilnniVs. John t'a,su ndus5.ni a
lT.WiHgdc ~ ct al as, JQlp a, krpgeT.
BCr1laiu NJ Gad ". JphD W lkins,I
John Davitison vs.. w. 4. Mercitlfott
Jolm. l3casnn use.Vs. L.il.ibrNinor
,IaEid liays ST. W, +. Neil ct Al aga
a; tJ,5ti al ~ MthHdsoN w. Al!FsPfnY valley
II. a. Canin vs. Allegheny vslley Rail-
road ca. .I..
Smith foreman VS.. w. l.. Anderson
III. t. Hogan Us. Coo. Walters CT al.
James Rafferty, vs.. Thomas Portcr
Amos l.. Hiscock w. a. +. Hcad
John Goll VI. NJ. -. Farris
J. y. NEW, Pro-h'y.
April II, 1873,
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roaEIeNATTaeHMEN1t.g 7

----sE hotsi 81 -
FoaEar CorS r. 81: TIE Cow xoSw Atm
-tHur Pas SsNivA NiAsTO. .ffiErSifkrfrp or
pGcHsPs, oissBSrl ss..'----------
We cmn,nantl that y,iu attach Juhn Il.
1.oIthor late rf vourf Comfy, IhS all
and s.ngtilar. iFs -voutiR and cllsttei-,
hlnds anil 5toneihcnis tn Yhcse rhdnds
or pO..ctgion sncNer the SAM - ElaV
he, tina. he be and appear ief>r-s our
Cppn of Common Pleas. toshe i,ela at
TioneSta in and for said County on thu
iourtl N5laT Of MaVnc 81 .Jherc 10 ar
=war Isaac Ash IT Plea ia Assumpsit aud
aluYtelv vyg,pslugETanrtifp nsrsoiN or per
SONS iii whose hands or pnsScasion ths.
-eal.ie lHay be as garnishcc. 20 that they hs'
anu appear bc.urc our said Court, at thu
time and place aforesaid, tn answer what
may he "hiected assnst them and abide
tho judgement of tho Court therein saur
itavs you then aud there fiii- writ.
WitnesE the " IN. w. y. oenks. rresl-
dent Ju'iise of ssrl CgIrt a. fions,tR tho
I'D daNfM ltprl. a. pylSS. s7.n -
La. required = dissolve.m sGn.o1--
.svzJ. D.AtNEW, prothv.
rRy vEae Of The above, writ 7tr-,r nj
tachoi ali the right. tiiie. e.inler~st and tisinT
OF the delcndant OF, in aWl 10 all thatis'cr-
tam iiiecC ar parcel OF land si.ii:.e int. %
nestR township, in the County rofi h fOrcSt,
bounded and ucscrbcd as follows: lst.-x
einiGDg ava chcstilnt on thc eaa. bank of
hhN -isiiN iNiNtis NlNlltt wv lNlll naTIAn-
ted Ia tenry Taina sc. utIr fNentv-n ne
degrees cast one hundred end twcuiy- per.
chos 70 White oai>, thcncc south ohd de-
eree west one hand refund twa nctcllcs tN
q hcmlocS, thoncc by lot Nh. .es35, thorth
eiSh;y-nne degrees west th,rtY-tWo and
nVc-tu1ths porchcs to n post, thcifcc hy
vacant lAid north ono degree cas-. seventy
poeehca 10 aiiciiicck thence north twenty
nle degrees wsst ono hundred aud iiftv
'rcrches ut hhcmlotit thrncc mp tho %ile-
gnenX River north. eiylty,tonr. degrees
cast sixteen perchos, north six u -c.Ehi de-
grecs east fnrtv hiit nvo!teiftlls perchcs,
u, ,,orsn ,4, my degrees eaSt iiity-ionr psrchs.
y " q We We y aes hSglpipnE, -C2nlaning mo
huhdrc1l Aiid one ntres. tInc hundred ard
pNe nerches aud allowapce CT ak per rent.
DC tlIr sniirt more or Toss. : --i- W.
N ceriiiy ,uhstihc ahT'ici {, q trua cory OF
tEalpFirina! ,wrft anu ,iscrp;ian, ul tbs
, property stracked~'i ..h.f esi.rs-s..
q I'll VAN al rs ES, Sheriff
Sheriff ( ONCE, III Jnesta, April 2ad, 1874.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-11
AEAsONIC DIRECTORY.

IoDGEs.

LODdEta
SourH MENPHIs, No. lls-mees "a fTi S
In each month-hall corner Maals9n t nhu Sc.
ond. Ben. X. Pullen, W. M. A'J' "heei'r'
Secretary.
AvorpoxA. No. 16s-meets LIST Monday in
avery month, at Odd Fellows nan cor1sr
Court and Main. G. Il. Locke W. NJ D.
Richmond, Secretary
Trrt. scorT, No. 2s9-meets list THURSDAY
of zach month--hGll corner Madison and sec
cond. A. F. Davis, W. M b. 6oldsni'n'
Secretary.
nvsoro. No. 2aa-rnoets Sd Friday Of each
onth~Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. L. Frlee'
W X. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KuwrSSINo, No. S4l--meets 18th Friday OF
.a,h ,nonth-at South Memphis Hall. corner
90 Madison and Second. Richard Creighton,
". M; Louis Czapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
pvxx Cu.PrER, No. 22-meets % Monday OF
aach month-Odd Fellows Hall, q. q. Locke,
ME-, Up; A. j. Wheeler, Secretary; m,
MTHPgIs CHAPTER, No. 5-meets AZ Vad
Relloys' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month; W
81 Matthews, NJ. Il. IL. P; John W, ward
Secretary. =,
EuprKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets 81 Thurs
dav az each month--0dd Fellows Hall. H..
Reder. tn. Ill. G. II. Myers. Rec.
TEMPLARe.
CYRyEE CoMxANDERY, No. 4-meeb 9Th Mon
day ofleach month. Geo. Mellersh, Conn., l.
j. Barchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER or RosE CRoIx, 18th. No.
/. Charles W. Adams, S2d. M. w.. H.
Tomlinson. 32d, &c.,.