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IIth laT of NoEember, u.

on the pre- rs, sell 10 the highest bidder. fCr
cash, a cr u leasenuid estate, granted Bv
John 0Vgrou. siGnated la the CITY ef 3lem-
PMS, county OF shelby, and State OF Tonnes
see, on the corner of Third anu ~ eBster streets.
known as -etueppel's Brewery, and known
as $50 and So, together with all buildings. ike
lures, machinery, barrels, tools, implements,
wagons. horses and other property used Dr.
the late L. 5chuepDel, or -chuepDei q Co. i1
and about said brewery.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock am. Title
believed 70 De good, but I convey ss tru- zee
only. H. EEEs H.
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saturday, 7th day OF November, 1874.

ct the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, ia the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
SELL within legal hours, al pubic sale, To- the
DOL CHEST bidder for cash. The property lescrl1e
in said trust deed as q lot or parcel 0i l8uo,
with Improvements thereon 81 1uIle. lElug
and beiag In The city l- Memphis. county o.
shelby, and state OF Iaule-saa, viz. POET OF
block No. 81, ia ORIGINAL country lot So. ss,
on the south SIDE of Union street, Jaa inning
az "a point about I'D feet east from rle Junction
of Union and Second streets; thence west
with the south sid Union street l -ea-r
mere or less thence south DO feet o. am alley
thence east with said alley ABOUT 30 iaa..
thence north 200 feet OBJ the De inning. The
beginning point i'm this DESCRIPTION and the
east boundary Of said los viii extend to and
include the middle OF the division waI Of the
double tenement brick residences conveyed
py Joseph r. Williams 10 said D. B. Mol1y
aud T.. ". Fackler5 respectively, said lot and
premises hereby c0nTsyeu being rle same
conveyed by said Williams -u SAID ID. B Nol-
10y by deed dated November l1, 1880 and re-
corded Ia the Register eMcs oil shelby c0Lu-
Jy. i'm book A., page ID.
The title 20 said property Is believed tO be
good, bgJ 7 sell and convey only as aruslee.
October D, 1874 j. W. e 4AFE. Trustee.
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CHANcERY SALE
or
REAL I&EAEZ-

no. gsj, E.-First Clancery Court Of shelby
gouuty-Samuel il. Jones, ei sl., VS.. Robert
Mckenna.
pY vntue Of an inter- ucutorv decree for
W sale, entered in the above cause on tho
1lth day 81 June, 1874. anu modified July b.
1871, i viii sell al public auction, TO the
highest bidder, I'm 'front.' Of the CLERK alL
Masters ONCE, GreanlaW Cperahouse builh-
ing. sacanl street. N anul-s. Ianna.-na. On
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tains the fullest and latest information on all
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every respect. reliable. No man who wishes
70 keen pace win the times can afford 10 be
wi hOutIt.
Mr.. II. N albums engagements for this work
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undersigned, and will be filled accordingly,
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Room Z. Planters ms. Building,
81 -fadigOn STREET
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Ea.T every fsr at 70 am. Express, San 7
teEcer. sunday ~ I-l5 am. Somerville -
C 1alluil'-.-- daily except sunday al so
q .l. Grand junction accommodation, every
day 90 -=1l l-n.
|Ies-. once, No. rs Main street, corner
-rsrrf.. fTnHrHe
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE

New orleans Mai tevery dayl, It 2.l0 pm
Ffurt,s.,. daily Sundays excepted. az % am,
Freight and accommodation, daily lsundays
excepted a. & 10 pm.
DEPARTS.
New Orleans Mail Jevery dsyl. a. Il.I5 am.
Fxrra7s, daily SUndays CEccplcfiI az - pm.
FrarGhf ana accom lu0dation, daily fSuudays
a1-euteI1, al 4 80 am.
DanoI I'd foot OF Main street.
Tieket-oMce, Nc. - Main street corner OF
Madison.
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within legal hours, the follow ng described
property, situated in Shelley county, Ten
nessee, tO-W1t:
And ia the 10th civil district Of said county
which is bounded on the north By ne lands
Of Harrison Irbv and The heirs OF John LO-
gar: on the east and west by HilliaI A. Lows
erV: on the west by the lands Of Davis BigeS,
and is also desert bed Is lot No. Ia he dive
sion or me land OF Peter Peterson, deceased
among his heirs &c being the SAME conveyed
bv William r. Gibson and wife tl sules Biegs
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF s, D. and la
months: notes with approved sacGTty; len
retained 10 further secure same, anu equity OF
redemption barrel. This OCt0berc, 1874.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By 4. ]. Black, Deputy Q. aud l-
T.B, Mieou and c. ". FrazeB Attorneys.
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Low, PUTNAM & Low,
Managers Southern Dsp't,
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS

ITALIAN. AMERICAN AND TALADEGA
Marble at very low prices a. follows:
Headstones. ? feet, with socket and foot
stone, letUered ---..--- -.-.-.--.------s ; w
stone. iettered. .................... y Oh
HeadstOne, 3 feet, with sOchet and foot
stone. Iettered. ........ Is 90
And ali other sizes IN proportion. Italian and
American marble box tombs, paueled al
round, and full.size, $50. Also Italian marble
sptre monuments, feet high and lettered
sI00. These rates are lower than marble was
TO the country nee % charge. ElmwOod
curbing at reduced rates.
THOS. MAXWELL, g Union Sc.
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Chaneery Sale
-CF-
r EAL ES TATE.

-OF-
r E=AL ESTATE.
No. $50, R.-First Chaucery Court OF Shelby
cOunty-JOsephus J.. Bledsoe VS.. f.. N. AD-
person, executor OF W. II. Bolton. deceased,
etc.
DY virtue of an interlocutOry decree l0l
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
slh day of July, 1874, I wiz SELL 40 public suo-
ton, to the highest bidder, ia mont OF The
Clerk and Masters Office, GreeulaW Opera
house Building, second street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
Saturday, October 81, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In shelby county, Eennes-
see, tO-Wit:
Two certain tracts OF land that Lucius L.
Battle had, on the Itn day OF December, l-Il
sold 70 3. =. Harre!l, one tract known as the
sanders acceptant, lying on each side D
LOOsehatchte river, containing 80 acres al
joining the lands Of stewart Harris aud
others. The grant from Tennessee viii show
the butts and bounds Tor 201 acres, and the
decree Of the Chaucery COur- 40 Memphis o.
William Battle vs.. John Wherry, I'D which a
decree Tor lI2 acres was made % said william
Battle, but 50 acres was heiu by l. bates as
older claim, and which leaves under the de-
cree ZIG acres, VIII n viii more fully appear
ny reference TO deed Of GIT made by VIM.
Battle 10 L. L. Battle on March !, io55r making
in all 3l6 acres.
The said Cotton deriving his title to said
property by purchase under decree ln Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, "a case Of VI 2ce d.
Bolton vs.. B. T.. Farrell, in February, l9d8.
Terms OF Sale-OD credit of SIX months,
purchaser 10 execute note with approved 5e-
eurity-lien retained 10 further secure same,
and equity Of redemption barred.
This October 6, 1874
E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black. Deputy G. and ~.
MCRae, Myers e. Sueeu, ATTORNEYS uCl
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Bankrupt Sale.

NsOEVENCY NOTICE. The creditors OF
i W. r. Marsh, deceased, Will take notice
THAI / have, on this 10Th day OF October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency OF said estate to the
County Count Of shelby county, and have
been ord cred TO give notice that all persons
having clai as against said estate shall file toe
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be.
fore the llth day OF January, 1875, and any
claims not filed before this day shall be for
ever barred by law.
FANNIE y. MARSH, Administrative.
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q fellow named Haskins had negro named
Leroy Jackson put on The board OF grand
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RAILROAD TIMR- TABLE.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE



Nau, daily Except Sunday. AZ go am.
Express, daily, ~ As pm BrOwnsviie Ac-
am.
DErkETS:
Erpress. daily 81 so am Mail, daily az
u 80 pm. Brownsville Accom- nnaallon, daiiy
laIccHt sunday at $40 P.fns
I.rai 20 head 81 Main street
T.aEet-ofAce, No. - Main street. corner OF
Madison.
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The Wm. J. Lewis will load at st.
Louis for Red river and leave on the 3lst.
Captain r. T. Whiuecge WIZ cOm-
mand ....--- Captain Shields having placed
small chmueys on tue Common y, attn, in
side Of the old ones, finds that there II a con-
siderable saving of fuel. She viii make one
more trip bc.OIe being anchored in the new
line and then she VIII be eHcOred.-...-...JOl Oh n
Elweu il captain and henry IasuIn Is clerk
OF the Fannie TatuIn.
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Trustees Sale.

HINDER the provisions Of q certain deed Ia
u trust, made TO me on the tth uag of April
1874, and recorded in the Register Once d.
shelby county, Tenn, in book NO. 20, page @. r.
TO which reference is made for fertilizer de-
tails, viii, on
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y /. - - - ,,efis,i o9nrnl si0ners through
al fhe state we're composed e eluslvei y, OF
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CHANCERY SALE
or
. q al z - { - e ..

No. AS, Rim the First Chaucery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn sssee--J, II. Arlington,
Admir-, etc. vs.. J. 3. AbbiEgtou &c a..
ny virtue Of an interiOCutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the sth
day Of July, 1874, l viii sell, at public auction,
the highest bidder, in front OF me CLERK and
Masters office, Greeniaw Operah1usa Build
-
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merchant Of thiscity cunfsany .s.sss -.s,s---
fonr ar fiVe other Of our citizens, vent out 70
x9..+ - ~. i,1,T,tFr,g and in the evening,
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Warrington.

Up to this wiring Friday. January
23) We have no further nsvs from
Washington in relation TO the csntsss-
cd election cases. A majority Of the
committee. headed by the chairman,
made report recommending that vii.
son and Martin be admitted 70 seats
The reports were ordered to DO print.
ed; and were to come up for discus.
sion during The past week. As We
have no news, We suppose the reports
have net yet been acted upon.-WS
are sanguine that the October claim.
ants Sill obtain their seats; but there
Is q possibility that the whole matter
may BE- referred back TO The people.
As only two out out Of the eleven
members Of the committee favor the
seating Of the August claimants, Il
appears rsaionabls to suppoIs that
they arc in a bad way. At al events.
Ar. Davis friends IN this region are
in very low spirits about the turn
.hings have taken. Mr. Davis rem.
dsrsd good service TO tho Republican
cause, and be had q right to expect
better treatment from a Radical Con-
grsIl.
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vlrlsai.s Public Debt.

The Wheeling Inttllissaeg appears
TO think that the report Of the Finance
Committee Of the State Senate, on the
public debt Of Virginia, aud the share
this State ,hosld assume aud pay, was
inexpedieut, because il was "a pdrte.
The editor Of that paper is right in
assuming that tie report was er Parte.
The preceding report Of the Debt
Commissioners was also ez parte and
the latter report, BY al oversight, did
not even receive the sanction Of the
legislative department Of the govern.
meat. Il never received the approval
Of The Legislature, and was not even
ordered to Be printed BY that body.
It has never been supposed that this
neglect arsss from any want Of appts-
citation oflhe great ability, which il is
everywhere admitted, that rspor. dis
plays. ]. was the production Of three
Of The greatest statesmen Of this State
-Gtpsral Jackson. Of PatkerIburg,
Mr.. Campbell, the editor Of the laieli-
isne1, and Mt J. NJ. Bennett, Of
Weston. That report was made to the
Governor; was BY him communicated
TO The Ltgislssurej and by a ntrs
casual emission was never approved
nor di.apprOvsd; nor ordered 70 DO
print,d. We are quite sure that this
was no reflection upon the Commits
,icnen; but to pu! at rest any dsab,
upon that subject, the Finance Com
milles ofthe Senate, after careful and
deliberate consideration, as we'll as The
Senate ITSELF, not oaly uuinineusly
adopted and approved the repott d The
Debt Commissioners. but publiihsa
With Il another aud AZ entirely new
principle, a which, at the tine The
hrit report was made, Il was imposii.
BE ior the Conmistious1 10 avhil
Subsequently,. facts %
illustrate the theory Of receipts aud
sobtibuioHs have been obtained, aud
hey produces very sa,lIiae,oty reiult
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to West Virginia. This report Of The
Senate Committee was judieiouS for
many reasons, II was necessary TO
give Legislative sansiisn to the repers
Ofths Debt Commissioners. II vas
necessary TO illustrate the theory above
stated, founded upon the fundamental
conditiaps upon which this Stats vas
formed. And lastly, TO rap the Stock
Brokers over the knuekles for publish.
ing a palpabls untru.h, whereby the
people we're led to believe that Wat
Virginia Is worse than inIolysns.
These are tho reasons that controlled
the legislature in their action. We
were present and eoguiIint Of tbS
facts aud We trust this explanation
will DO satisiastOry to the latellistneer
and to all Others, who seem not to
have congratulated the objects Of TIE
Report.
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GExERLt GRASr is new reported to
DO the pOssessor Of real estate worth
nearly 81, 1000, 900. and personal pro-
party amounting to abOst $1,000, 900 =.
As ho was poor man Ave years ago,
it is reasonable to suppose that he has
bit upon plan Of making money not
generally known to the rest Of man.
kind. 1sitsay wonder that new taxes
have to be imposed on The poor mans
sugar and cOfssi
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to decree Of The Circuit Court
Of Lewis eonhty, catered Al the Sp,enbef
term 10 said Court, wherein J. ?. W. Holt Il
plalntid, and LeWiS SnydSF and otheu arc
defendants, shall, - SPECIAL Commissioned
named 10 aid decree, oder Al Pablie sale, 81
The treat door Of The Co1rl House Of Lewis
eouniy, West vlrgisia, on
Monday. The % day Of February, 1874,
that bsihg County couti day, !ihs irAel d
2b6 Acres Of Land,
10 Tie bIll AID pFoeeedinss Of the above
,Auts, upon . credit Of E1,
twelve aud eighieeu months, taking non
he purchaser notes with go6d security bear.
IhE Interest from The day Of ale, and re-
iainiag The tile ualil TOE hlfthsf order OF
he court, WI. 5. LIVELY, 4
.n5i " CouHlliSippel.
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At the YisnnA Exhibition The SINGER
received the Medal Of Nerit, the Medal d
Progress, and three other Medals for IuPeri-
Ority Of productions.
fIsss are he Hisksil Sesias Ma.
ehiae Apdrdi al Tsnaa.
The SINGER received all the medal
awarded 10 either OF the competing Ma.
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, 10 the name 0
truth, what iI II that prompts people 10
claim Recommendations for the Diploma Of
Honor The fact Is, no Diploma ofHonor
has been given 10 any Sewing Machine
Company, but immsasurably better Is
THE WORLDS AWARD,
as shown by sales proved by sworn re
turns 10 the ownesbf the principal sewing
machine patents-whieh last year amount
cd 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
seven hundred and fily.slght (2le, Tss. J
maehinei, nine cut Of len ofthSm bsing for
family use. This Is over 5000 more sew
ing machines than were sold by Any other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter Of all The machines sold IN ls12.-
These enormous sales are owing 10 the leng
tested merit, Of the Singer Machines, which
meet tie wants Of the public In superiority
and simplicity Of construction, and capa-
bility for great variety and excellence Of
work. That th. users Of Sewing Machines
End these desirable qualities in the
SIN G L r
above al othsrJ, Is shown BY the lsls1 above
given, aside from theawArds otlniefnAiicu.
Al JsrieS, either n home or abroad.
]. Il. HANSON, Gea. Ast..
cLlRkspuRo, W. Va.
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TvO opLaIoaI.

az hereby certify that if the 22d Of
day Of August was the legal election
day, then John j. Davis, J, NJ. HG.
gaps aud Frank Hereford we're elected
members Of Csngre.; and / further
certify that il the fourth Thursday in
October was the legal election day,
then Ben Wilson, b. 7. Martin and
Frank Hereford we're elected members
Of Congress. Jaso5't Proc
lGu,a.i0a.
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GILTs WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Farmer, Read and Pmfl.


There /, not . spider hanging % the
kings wall but has his errand; there
is no. an animal, vegetable, or any
thing Noah saved in his Ark but what
vas made and saved fer good. And /
will have it that God never created /.
man to Be blank and to be nothing;
therefore I announce myself
West Tirginia's Phosphate Manu-.
facturer.
H Send for circulars and learn 70
increase your crops and set your fields
in rich meadows Of grass. All inqui
riss answered Agents wanted in eT-
cry Township.
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, ". Va.
Oct q, 1878, 9 months.
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Is the Ohio Constitutional conyen-
ton last Saturday. the committee re.
ported an article to confer the right Of
Suffrage upsn women, the article TO be
submitted to a separate vesS Of the
people.
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Braxton.

Mr. Editor:
noticed tia. tie correspondent Of
the Wheeling latelligeneer took par.
tieular shine, during the session Of the
Legislature. to cur delegate, and on
several occasions reported hin Is say.
ing many things that VIC could net re-
gard as Democratic. But the matter
q which you spoke last week is Of such
= character that | trust Mr.. Morrison
will 81 once explain 1t. We are Dem
ocrab here, and We eannot DO bought.
sold nor driven BY any nan or set Of
men, to support politically those who
persseuted and disfrauchissd Us for no
crime. LII would emily be justice, to
the county and to Mr.. Morrison, that
hs should at cree oorree. the mistake,
fit is = mistaken acknowledge the
corn like nau-this much IS due TO
The people who elected him as Dam.
ocrat. OF eeurse Mr.. ROllysen, As .
private citizen, had q right 10 say
what he pleased. II ho wanted to in
suit his Owu friends and ntigbbou BY
the Wholesale, be may do 50 without
being held to account BY the public ;
bu, from Mr.. Morrison. as our dele.
gate, We have q right to expect, and
We demand, an explanation Of this
matter. MosEs CUNNINGHAM.
BGlltO.eA, Jan. %.
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FrsastisE Foa..', de.


The obIAst ofihlt suit Is 10 recover asAinil
The defendant The sum Of sec 50, with In
tefSst from The let day Of December, 1881,
until paid. and The costa a this suit, and 10
attach The eaee,s, real and pertonal Of The
defendant And particularly tract o. land
situate II the eoanly Of LAWS, lling on
both sides Of Leading Greek, and The Alum
Fork Thereof, supposed 70 eoatain about
tSenty.6yV hundftd aeFeI, and 10 suhjeet
the sane 10 he payment Nf The plAintla5
demand. And u Appearing By afldayit
died, that Tie defendant b net Fsddent Of
this State, and be rot Appearing, it's or
dtttd that he appear here within one nonth
amer tte hnt publication o. this order aud
10 lhis EuiL Ieite
- JESSE wooPTRR. Ctlak.
W Q Bsnuclilpq jan 12-4s
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huIAuAuNs W aEl. cttl |ffIaH
We, The Hnderiigntl comnissiohsrs, viii,
on lhs 23rd day ofFshrlafy, 1874, Il being
the lSt day Of The February term, ASA, of
the Oouniy Court Of Randolph eounit, no
eeed TO sell 70 the highest bidder, before The
front door OF the Court Houss u Randolph
county, the interest Of Abraham Q. Ward in
800 % l60 acres Of land lying and being In
Randolph county, Nest Virginia, mentioned
and described Ia deed from Martha Ward
70 John ". Ball and the nlid Abraham O..
Ward, dAied November 1th, is6s, ana reeor-
ded In Randolph county, book Q. page n.
from the Tepoti Of the Commissioners, Ii
afpeAfs chat she interest ofthe said Abta-
ham o. Ward In the salt 100 ee-leg aefus o.
laad Is one undivided moitty thereof sub
let, ffIt 10 the life estate shefein Of he
defendant Abraham Catper and his wife
Margaret Carpef and The survivor Of them.
and secondly, 70 the life estais Of defendant
Burgess CarpeF IN one undivided half The
said noieiy o. 400 s0.l6o acres eflAnd, 10
commence a. The termination sfAid estEfo
fet life Of the defendants Abraham Cafpsr
and Margaret Calpef, and Of the survivor OF
them The said geo so.lsO acre. ofland b
The farm lately owned BY Abraham CAfptr,
ltlhg 90 The east side Of the Waller River,
adiolning the farns VI washingsou J. Long
and Nehemiah Carpef, and embraces Ono
body Ofth river bottom,
TERNS OF SALR-Enough cash IN hand
to pay and atisty the costs q suits and the
costs and expenses attending The said sale,
and The residue on q credit ofe, Il, isAn4
a months, with interest from the day q
sale, taking from the purchaser bonds with
good personal security for The slid unpaid
purchase money and hen viii b retained
upon said land a 4 further security.
f SaSiD e SPSp csaalssios.f..
CUP. UREsAP, 81,
jaas-4W
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"If 30 be as how Sol ellis is dead,
its my opinion As he will not come
back but ifso bs as how hes alive,
It's my opinion as be ell come back.
Did l say b iaould come backf Nsl
whyi Because the bearing Of this
observation lies 10 ,he application on
it. For Whyi Which Wayi Ifso.
Why mott Therefore. "-Cap.afa
Rnxsbys 0yiniiOn.
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john sims heirs and
o,L.ru dafanj,nis
". II. BYRNE, CtERK.
Bennett L Bennett, pq jan ls-4t
ytss ViTrioia To. VII !:

WEST Flrglnla Io.WW.
Az Rnlel held IN The Clerks 0fiee Of the
County Court Of Lewis county, on The ftIt
Monday IL January, 1874.
Norman d. White and
Randolph stalnaker,
partners trading and do.
log business under The
frm name and style Of
white aud Stalniksr," In ehaneery
and D. o'Kslly, plain.
tifs,