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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
RoBBxRy.-A few days ago, German wo

RoBBKRy.-A few days ago, German wo-
man called at Mr.. Knittle's bakery, corner Of
Third and Jefferson streets, and asked for en-
ployment as q servant, AT the same time telling
a pitiful tale OF distress, which created feeling
Of sympathy upon,the part of Mrs. X. who eu-
gagged her for few days to assist in the house
turned from market, she found the woman gone.
and upon search being instituted she discover
ed that bureau in her bed chamber had been
ransacked and that box she kept her money
In had been robbed of about forty dollars and q
valuable gold rng. 1t is supposed the woman
took the traiu in the evening fer Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

Ing, Apr'l 9Th, tho Hall Of Rescue Ladge, No,
81, I. o. OF U. T., of Dover was dedicated by
Prof f. d. Tarr. Lodge Deputy, assisted by the
w. v. and W. c. The ceremonies were Of a
very impressive character and were witnessed
BY quite good congregation. During the oven
ing, Rev; A. >. Wright ana J. b. Pennington
es. Prof. Tarr, being called upon, responded
briefly, In q speech on the Duty Of Good TEN
plars. The occasion was one Of deep interest tc
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sOCIEiGS.
Mxxrraas THIS xyxNtxo.

Mechanics Lodge. No 4, 10 or, at Odd Eel
0Ws' Hall. 50 and King
Ainqua Tribe, No. $40 Il NJ, at Red Mem,
Han AS Market st.
Jefferson Council. No. ~, OU A NJ, at Mechsn.
ics' Hall. 2l9 King St.
La Fayette Lodge. No ., X Of +, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st,
Asbury Lodge, of q T. a. titth and Marke,
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

DEATH OF TT FEAcEr5.--We are informed
by gentlemen WHO are large peach growers that
the recent cold weather has destl the peaches
and that nothing like the crop anticipated viii be
picked. iiales Early and Nixon Varieties are all
dead while vpriety called the Smock seems to
have stood the sudden changes remarkably well
None OF tho late varieties are damaged TO any
extent-Sea ford Citizen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

THB WEATHER. The weather has once more
assumed spring.like appearance; although the
air WAS little Keen early this morning, every
thing bore the Indication Of the near approach of
spring. The sun rose beautifully; the merry chirp
OF the morning sOngsters seemed to lend addl-
tionai iovellness to the beauties of nature. How
can any one be lowspinted while surrounded
with such soul-inspring evidence Of the existence
Of Supreme Being as Is put forth in the beau
ties Of pleasant sprlng morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

Thrown FROM A HoRsK.--About 10 80 o'clock,
this morling, while young man nsmed John
Kienle, was riding . pony up Market street,
tho su'msl became frightened, near Fourth
street, sud reared no violently as to break tho
saddle glrth. This caused the saddle TO slip,
and threw Mr.. Kienie to the ground, bruisIng
him in q severe manner. Fortunately he aus
tanned no serious injury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE


Eight miles from Reading. y from Phtiadelphia
1000 feet above tide water ut fhHa. Magnificent
scencry, mountain air, pure watsr good food and
plenty Of it, horse back and carriase-riding, ex-
eellent accommodations are athousand fold more
valuable than drugs. You can set well here, or
keep we'll. Water baths, sun: baths. Swedish
movements. experienced physicians &c, We are
not one. idea men; we have no hobbies. BOARD
ERS ACCOMMoDATED. Send stamp for circu-
lar now to RoBEht WALTEh, M D..
apr9- -2tswlm Proprietor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
LocAL1NTBELTaENcE.

BEWARE OF F1cErockrrs -Peopls should b,
careful this aftersoop. and keep a sharp loo,:ous
for the thieves ana pickrockets who always fol.
low in tho wake OF a large circus We have It
on good authority that several well hnown "saarp.
eIs' are in town this afternoon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

BrtnH hurst'H ChNCOInft Iron L0zenXese
Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar.
are very convenient, cihcncIOus. and palatable
form for administering Iron in general Debility
and u deficiency of coiorinG matter In the blood.
These LozenGes are valuable as a tonic for i'm
parting strength and q healthy color to invalids
particularly adapted for females and children
Prepared by
l.. DRINlHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
april Corner sixth and Market Streets
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NO1ICES.

EfD EHoBoTH BEACH CAMP MEETING
N hASSOCIArI0N.".-At u meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Rshoboth Camp Meeting As
sociation.' held in Wilmington. Del April S. 1874
the Board Of Directors were authorized to issue one
hundred shares OF stock. and to offer them with
one hu ndred lots at the rate Of one hundred dol
lars for share of stock and lot OF ground there
tore. notice is hereby given that the books of the
Association will be opened to receive subscrip-
Hawkins. Esq. 404 Market street, Wilmington
Del: on Wednesday next. April ,. at II o'clock
A. NJ.
sixty days.
By order of the Board OF Direstcr5
aprll-2t JOHN B. QU IGG, aup't.
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II. C. Fraim, of Wilmington, has been grant
ed Letters Testameniaty, by the Register, under
the will OF Samuel segars laie ct st. Georges
Hundred, deceased.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

~ pounds and over 1T the rate vi 81 W er iUO iS
Although the above ptiee sare as low L.
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at
profit, We to not intend TO he uniersold upon any
consideration.
These prices Ia take eaect and after NJ sdas.
PuSEY q RICE.
orrIkcs-iU Shpey. 4th AMI Poplar, AMI l3is
Walnut Sts. aprlu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

NorIcE.-Closiag sale of Marble Statuary
,Lis evening at so p. IN. at No. Cos Market
street. This is the last chance for lovers Of fue
arts 10 buy marble goods at plaster yards price
Gonna get bargains.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

SALE OF A FARM-Messrs. Reynolds Il Co
have sold for Mrs. Hannah Bradley of fhila
helphia, her farm of l2O acres near Newark
Del. for ten thousand dsllarS 70 VIM. B. Hall
of Iron Hill
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Special Notices..

Pink Twine,
For the tise Of Druggists. Jewellers, and others.
sold wholesale and retail by
Il BklNGHURST * CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Street,
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Who is W.?

noBERT HADDocK. Piasterins and caieimin
IL iug. E. &. Cor sth and Shirley Sss. Eesi-
depce, Go W. Ninth street. apr2-dsm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
Toilet nl trrOrs.

magnifviDg. Is. "
Il. BRINGHURST d CO..
Corner Of sixth and Mark ct Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
PURLIQSALES.
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
Or FINE ITALIAN MARBLE
STATUARY.
AT AUCTION AT NO. Cos MARKET STREET.
ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Aprit Q. ~ and il. 1874.
Commencing Thursday Evening, the 9Th, nert at
T39. PM.
Finest Importation Of Elegant Goods. Vases of
all sizes. and designs Fruit Stands, Card Receiyers
Animals Figures and many other articles suitable
Tor parlors. walls. saloons Libraries etc.
Goods on exhibition before the sale.
arrs-3t JOSEPH Il. MILLER. A9ct'r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

NoficA'
70 THF HnLDsR3 ~ NLN cA3rLP CoUsrv LaAN,
AAIt RtNd ArRIL lS,
Ihe holders OF the abot Loan are hrr0uy Iuti-
fel that the Levy Court have authorized tho ra-
newai Vi the saure, Tor ten years trum AIrl LIST.
10, 1. and tho new bonds tres.stered) in sums ci
SJuU AMI SlutJ have been ieit with IleaVer ErutA
en- Il Company, New CIst'e. WIN ave authorized
todeliYer the sarae, in eNehause tor old hoLd
u. WAThISS.
aprs Y County Treasurer,
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$500 REV ARD !

The above reward will be paid for
INFORM ALTON
That will lead TO the ARREST AND c0NvIc-
TIoN of the person or persons guilty of fsETTING
FIRE to any DWELLING. STABLE. SHOP.
other building.
March 6. 1S74-n J. L, SIMMS, Mayor.
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VISITING COMMITTEES OF TUE SCHOOL:

No. l. ". 5. Hills. A. Speakman.
Eo.2. II, y. Mclntire, l. j. Jenkin
" 3. Thomas johnson, p. Hasson,
=, q. X. Roberts, J ohm Palmer
=" 5. z. Ferris, Jr.
:" .. b. k. Heisler, John E. Frock,
Z, W. Ii. Pierce. James WoolIey
/" 5, k.C, Fraim. A. Higgins,
" .. q. E. Rice. Nj. b. Stotsenburq
" 10 Charles Baird. A. Ruth.
II, lewis Tebley, 1t. W. Neranu
" Il. james c. Morrow, W Ii Cur.
4" IL. }. II. Moore. l.. P. Lynch.
II. JOhn n. Adam, t. {. Blrgi
4. II. NJ. Jenkins. W. }, Morrow
10. lilowaTd SCHOOL, Levi L. Bird W. ), Hill
les, VI. Il. Stut:rnburA
opf' Il sd. snoRTLIDdE. PreY't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
ICE DEALERS.
STTAENDlp
"A STER m &c e
TOR 1914.

We have .eturei 4 very large sock oi the te.
will sell durinS the summer at the following prce..
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FINANCIAL Avp COMMERCIAL.

wifNrsoros Det, April Ii. is7i.
--latest Stock quotations furnished BY Merrick
Johnson j Co. =. = Cor. 6th and Market street
Wilmington, Del ~ y. NJ. TO day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

NOTICE Share for sale 10 the Delaware, Mu-
IN tual. Wilmington and Diamond stats Loan
apritt GF0. {. MARIs. se,'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

LARGE SALES OF CATTLE-SALE OF UoUsEs-
BnicK NANUFAoTURR, &c.
G6E ecial to the 0azette.l
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tendent Of the public schools Of 81. Eouii
7 recently elected president Of she ua'
Z tional education association, we give as en-
forcing views, which want OF space pteNehe
us celebrating more at length;
OFFICE OF sup PuPHIC SCHOOLS
st. LOUIS, Mo, June o 1914. !
DEAR SIR am In receipt OF the Iouftn
volume OF the AEncacan Cgolopofiq, as re-
Vissd from the NeiD american CUct0pfeaif.
The excellent features OF the previous Fol-
umeg find TO be continued, and In some re-
spects even surpassed. The excellent colOred
maps OF China and the coai-nelds OF the
United States, illustrating the articles on
those subjects, are minute in detail and excel
lent; and besides these, the numerous wood
cuts throughout the book convey in the
readiest manner much information which
could not be obtained by the most careful
reading of descriptions. The article on clocks
and watches is alone worth the price OF the
volume. BY the aid OF Woodcuts we
are initiated in an entertaining man.
ner into the new processes which
have made American watches famous for
cneapness and excellence. The articles on
"Census," on "CiOuds illustrated consider
ably, on the "Catscomhs" Of rhebes, Paris,
Rome, and other places; on Casting (ln-
ciuding all It's varieties from plaster OF Paris
and bronze 10 ron and sfeeN are specimens
OF careful scientific treaties, written ana IL
lust ated SO as 20 tempt the common reader %
peruAe them from the beginning 10 the end.
The vsSt Improvement over the first edition
OF the work in clearuesS OF presentation is
manifest az every step. But more important
ilan this is the painstaking care OF the yete-
ran editors OF the work 10 exclude every para
graph not written IN a lrOsd, cosmopolitan
spirit Hence 10 IS that, in ardcles Of IOliu-
cal, historical or relig giOus bearing, very much
that was sectariau and partisan in The first
edition has been excluded from the present
work; aud historical accuracy has been
preferred 10 brilliant, sentimental para
graphs. Indeed, this feature of the present
work alone is sufficient to place II high above
all works OF its kind before printed in the
English tongue. Each denomination, whether
[ athullc, Greek, or Protestant: each creed,
whether Christian or heather, has It's hisiori-
cal facts aud doggnas statesl so fairly that IL
cannot complain, although IL cannot md in
the work that warmth OF statement that
comes from advocacy. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM T. HARRIS,
SUPERINTENDENT Public schools ST. Louis.
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Saturday. October "a, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, TeDnes
see, to-wit:
A certain tract of land lying and being In
the sixteenth civil district OF said county, and
bounded on the north by the lands of Eppy
White and Dennis O'Brlen, deceased; on the
east by the lands OF 7. II. Todd; and on the
south and west by the lands of Haynes; be-
ing the same upon which j. Il. Williams re-
sided ON the 18th of September, 1854, and fol
many years before; containing so acres, ex-
cludinE from said boundaries the % acres OF
above, heretofore sold to Or. Moon, and the
balance OF 30 acres in the tract, including all
the improvements.
TERMS or BALE.-On a credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser 10 give
notes, bearing interest at 10 per cent. from
date, with two good and solvent sureties; lien
retained to further secure same, and equity OF
REDEMPTION barred.
This, September 80, 1874.
e. A. COLE. G. Il NJ
By r. ]. BLACK, ID. c. and NJ.
Smith, Scott & Jefferson, attorneys.
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ARKANSAS.
JudEe GaaIsad. flie Democratic can6i'
dnfe for Governor. at senrcs--TAe
People Delighted with him.
Ths Campsign-Ensct Of the speeeEies
at LfttIe Rock on Saturday Lnat-
Peace and Good Will.
Garland at sesrey.

Garland at searey.
From the Little Rock Gazetie.l
SEARCY, September 2S.-The town is
full OF people ana evefy man You meet eN-
presses delight with the speech OF our nome
standsrd-oeareI, Colonel Gus GaIlan9. ne Ii
made a splendid, yea, mastery speech. lie
took up both the old ana the aeW cophtltu-
tions, and explained the difference Osiween
lhemt ana wherein ON people Woaio ls ,tel. pe.ie
hted by the new instrument, Ine Auulence
seemed TO so right with Garland, ana ue-
Voured his words as child W0ulu susiit-h ~
~. IL was sweet 10 them, ana they we're ae,
lighted At the thought OF getting such good
man, with such an honest face, a. 0arlahu
once more for governor. Garland has made y
good impression upon those even who were
disposed 10 be lukewarin, and everybody
swears by him nom this on.
The Campaign.
The effect of the speeches in this city
on saturday last was such as 10 convince the
most skeptical, OF the eaInestness OF the
democrats and Conservatives OF the SAFE ID
their desire iOr permanent peace ana pros
perity. They have no uukfnd words or un-
kind feelings for any one, Dut desire 70 see
the state administration brought 70 hlehet
standard of politics aud morals. Let the past
take care OF Itself. We care not what man S
views were during The recent War-We care
not whether he wore the blue or the gray We
care not whether he favored reconstfuctlon
In lstS or opposed It; we care not whether ne
has acted with or opposed the hepuOlican
party IN this state during the past nNe ears,
with Baxter during our late trouhles-We care
not whether he wears white skin or a black
sKin--but what We do want is TO raise Arllan-
sas politics To a hlguer standard. We want
no more congressional interference; we want
no more ballot-bOx stuflngs; we want
peace, quiet and contentmeut--a govern
ment founded ON the will Of the people,
with tle right OF every man protected alike;
we want men in Office WHO are honest and
capable, and men who are placed there by the
will OF a majority of the voters. This eau only
be secured by the adoption Of the new con-
sfituJiOn and the election Of officers who VIII
fairly and honestly administer the govern
ment. This is the object, the mission OF the
Democrat c. Conservative people OF Arkansas,
who invite the cooperation ana influence OF
all men who favor such policy. our candt-
date for governor ana all others who have
made speeches during the campaign, pro-
claimed this ides- They do not seek 10 in
dame the passions OF men, but 10 allay the
feelings engendered by past differences, and
to place Arkansas among the proudest and
best states of this Union. Can northern men
object 70 this2 Can honest Republicans OBJ
ject to IL? Can oarpetbsgger or old citizens
object TO it? Can coiored men object 90 II?
We urge our speakers throughout the state 70
put this matter fairly ana sQuRraly to the peo-
pie, and we do not doubt the result,
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Bids for Privileges
Insolvency Notice.

state OF Tennessee, Shelby caunty.-Odice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Octo-
Der |, l67L-Io James A. Anderson, Admin
istratnT:
Having suggested the insolvency of the es-
tate OF Thumas Carter, deceased, You are
hereby ordered TO give notice, by advertise g.
the said state, and also at the courthouse door
OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against sad estate, 70 appear and ale
authenticated in the manner pnescri bed by
law, on or before the 5tn day of January
30; and any claim not filed on or before said
day, or before an appropriation OF the funds
Of said estate is made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity. Witness my hand at
ONCE, this Isl day Of October, 1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
BY IT. II. Meath, Deputy Clerk OetI IN
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ENJC0URAGm
HOME MANUFACTURES

I AM manufacturing all kinds OF FARM
two-horse iron axle wagon, SIS; four-horse
iron axle wagon, SS0-for cash-to which we
call the attention OF planters. These wagons
wagons made. samples OF these wagons can
be seen at w. 3. Bruce & Cos. 81 and 80 Mon
roe street, or st my Factory, Zo0 DESOTO street.
Repairing promptly done and work guarsn-
teed. WM, DAVIDSON,
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No. Is9s-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-M. i. Wfcks vs..
Conrad Schwerdtfeger.
1t appearing from afiidRvit in this cause
that the defendant, Conrad Schwerdtfeger,
Is q nonresident of the State Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That ne make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN November, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur TO complainanJ's bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed as 20 him and set
FOR hearing exparte, and that copy OF this
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 10Th day Of Septem Der, 1874.
A copy-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
by E. B. Ne Henry, Deputy .. and NJ.
Winchester Winchester, solicitors foI
com plainant octI tn
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DIED.

RETLLY-Of brain fever, Miss ELLA
Reilly. niece of NJ II. Reilly, aged 10 years
and days, on The morning OF September S0th
Friends and acquaintance Of n. Il. Reilly
are requested 20 attend her funeral from her
uncie's residence, No. Second street, corner
OF Auction, at three o'clock this CTHURs-
DAY) afternoon, October LIST. Carriages a,
Wal,h's, "a Second street.
LEATH-At her residence, September 30,
1874, CHARLOTTE LEATH tcOlored), in the
seventy third year OF her age. She was once
the faithful servant OF the late MIS-. Sarah IL.
Leath.
The funeral will take place from Collins
Chapel, at two o'clock this (THURSDAYl af-
ternoon, October LIST. She was a member Of
the Union Aid Society, the members OF which
are fuvited TO attend the funeral
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ADDITIONAL RIVER Sz US.



| CINCINNATI, September 30.-River fee
! 4 inches and stationary.
LoUEsyILLE, September 3.-River falling
with 26 inches in the canal. Weather clea
ahd pleasant.
PITrsBURG, September 8e.-River rising
with feet inches ia the channel. Weathei
cloudy and cool.
NAsHFILLE, september 39.-River on 8
stand, with feet inches on the shoals
Weather clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, september S0.-Weathel
clear and pleasant Arrived: Bee and barges
81. Louis. Departed: II. {. Yeager and CIT,
Of Quincy, ST. Louis.
LITTLE ROCK, September 3O.-weathei
clear and pleasant. Klver falling, with feel
8 inches In the channel by the gauge De-
parted: Mary Miller, Memphis.
vToKsBUaG, September D.-River rose 9
inches. Weather clean and pleasant PORT
list-Down: Mary Alice ana barges and
MOliie Moore. No boats up to-day. Arrived
Julia.
ST. LOUIS, September 80. River falling
fast. Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
Arrived: Tom Jasper, New Orleans. Depart
ed: Grand Tower, Memphis; Atlantic, New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, September 3O.-River risen .
inches, with q nches above aud ~ inches be-
low. Weather clear and pleasant. Mercury
~ 10 o. Port iist-Down: Maumelie, 10 am.
business fair.
CAIRO, September 80, Night.-Weather clear
and coyf River feet inches and rising.
Arrived: City OF NickEburg, 0 D.m.; Capitol
Clty, Nicksburg, pm. Departed. Capitol
CITY, 81. Louis, pm.
PRoBABILrTIEs.
over Tennessee and the Ohio valley. STA
tonaTy and falling barometer, southeast TO
sOutnWsst winds, higher temperature and
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HEADQUARTERS CHICKAsAW GUAF Ds,
MuafpHFg flefDhar I Is-I
Order No. IS.

OIutf NO. 10.
all members OF this command are ordered
TO meet at Planters Insurance building
Adams & Dixons office, tonight at O'Clock
sharp. Tor election OF members ana transac-
tiOn of Importance business. By order
p. A. RALSTON, Lieut.. Com Dig.
TTnFF Arm WuTgfTT1 Acting o. X.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

TyNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
i the Masonic Temple, Of Memphis, will be
held at the ONCE OF the Secretary, room No.
2 Magnolia block, on Monday, October 3, 1874,
from 10 O'Clock am. 10 until O'Clock p m, TO
hear The report OF the officers and TO elect a
Preside and five Directors. By order of
II. II. HIGBEE, President.
II
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
REAL E5TATE.

No. 9S5, R.-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Samuel H. Jones, ct al, VS.. Robert
McKenna.
DH virtue of an interlOeutory decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
oath day of June, 1874, and modified July s,
1874, Will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, IN front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Greenlaw Opershouse build
ing, Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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T. H. LOGW OOD,
ATTORNEY Y-AT-IAW,

MEMPHIS, ! TENNESSEE.
WILL practice in the courts, and give spe-
w eisi attention to perfect!ng titles in
buying, selling or leasing real estate and rent
ing or leasing houses.
Bs- Once in the Irving Block, No. e54
Second afEsaf, se2B
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IN the nortnwesb IN proporuon. IN eastern
Arkansas we win carry every county except
perhaps Crittenden, and even that may go for
our cause. Indeed, there VIII not be four
counties In the state-we do not believe more
than two-whieh viii go against the consti-
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RE nE0VAH.
REZEVAMT & CARY.

ATOTARIES PUBLIC, United States Com
~ misslOners and Commissioners OF DEEDS
for the several States, have removed 70 No. 10
Madison street, ground floor. at the old stand
OF Kirtland's bank, and opposite their late Of
fee. Referring 70 the above card, we respect
fulIy ask q continuation OF the public patron
age, ana promise q prompt and careful dis
patch OF all business entrusted TO US. Special
attention given to the taking OF depositions,
the acknowledgment OF deeds and other writ
ings to be used in any State, and 20 CONNER
cial and marine protests.
NJ. b. Trezevaat, attorney at law. OetI
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In the Knoxville papers of to-day,
Senator Brownlow publishes card an
nouncing himself a candidate for congress
from the second congressional district.
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ST. ANnREW'S SOCIETY.

V'HE regular monthly meeting OF this so
4 ciety viii be held this fTHURSDAY)
evening, at Il Madison street, al 8 O'Clock, Oc-
tOber /, ls74.
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shannon; o., n. 4 S. TurnpIke vs. Blackwell:
o.. WickeTEham vs. Hursley; n, MoEas vs. Nc
COnnell; "A, Parker, eE parte; IS, Parker vs.
Parker; 7d, Cochran vs. Gray; u, Davis vs.
Pane: ~, Pr0Vine vs. Ste aart; 20, Bet is vs.
Titus. 81 WEIGH vs. DeWcas. IS. " Efcxer-