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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
CALENDARS-Fo "WEDNESDAY.
srpRKxx CouRr-CHANBERs-D
l79. Browning sgt. James.
SPECIAL TERn

l73. .BroWnlnB sgt James.
SPECIAL TERN
Demurrers.
q %. Austin act. SCHUYLER Ell oil.
81. .Bsrnuix sgt. Beler.
so. Willard sgt. 0'Conner.
10. 49, AIT. -
IL. agt. -
Issses or Lar and Fact.
g.. Holloway sgt. Stevens K
anO.
%. Marx ct al. agt. Goodwin
etal
AZ. Murphy ct al. agt. Wheeler
and ano.
AZ. Same agt Dickinson < ano.
"A Murphy agt. Gamble.
50. Pool agt. Stevens.
1Ol. Wort agt. Lspauzh ct al
JOB. .Atkin sgt. Atkin.
lO4. Andes act. Douglass.
105. White agt. Coulter & auo.
l06. .Eels ,gt Best 4 sDo.
10Y. Erie Railway Co. agt. Gould
imDPd.
108. Sanders agt. Poor & ano.
l09. Freeman sgt. Smith.
10. .Brie RAILWAY Co. AT. Barr.
Ill. Knapp AIT. Kingslsnd etal.
ll2. .McCsbs sgt. Mccarthy L
sno.
ll3. Moore ACT. Young ct al.
ia. Marshal agt. Hirsch6eld K
ano.
lis. Wilton ct al. agt. Spring.
ll6 Moore sgt. Young ct Al
III. Divine sgt. Bird ct al.
lis. .Goldstein Agt. Jueh.
ll9. .Haliock ct al. act. Miller.
100. Wood agt. Earley ct al.
l2l. Fellows agt. Smith ct al.
CIRCUIT, Part I. A
PART H.
3s4. Ford ag'. Kelly. Sheriff
1900. Man. rec'r, kc., agt Conk-
2l9o. .Averiil Chem. P. Co. aet.
Am. Cen. Ins. Co. Of St.
L.
2l92. Same sgt. Fire Assn OF
Phila.
1904. Phillips and ano. sgt
Mayo.
3O7s. East River Natl Bank sgt.
Long.
3OS2. Sands ct al. agt stsrbuck.
PART H.
5000. .Gelcpke sgt. Quiutell.
1851. Walsh sgt. Mead.
1853. Watson AT. Dimock
457. Bronson AIT. rockingham.
2OOl. Baldwin sgt- Smidt.
1899. .O'Donnell agL The MAYOR,
&c.
1918. ast The Mayor,
&c.
l455. Bates ct al. sgt. Barber
and ano.
1851. .Alhs agt. Phillipsbnrs Mig.
Co.
1885. Dean sgt. Brennan. Sheriff.
1907. .Worli Mutual lns. Co. agt.
COIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

SUPERIOR CorRr-TRIAL TsRN-PART l.
This Court will be held during the November term.
II.
Thursday morning IL O'Clock. Jarors and
Calendar will be called In Part T.
COMMON PLHm-GxssnAL TxRx-D.LY, c. J., LARRrroRH and
DAILY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

Don't temporize with Piles -Oint-
menis. lotions. olectraries and AL manner
of quAck nos;rumS are \ waste OF time
aud money. The only absolutely intalli
bl- cure Tor these painful diseases il
ANAKESIs. discovered by DR. Sil~bee. IL
has been pronounced by scientific men
n the happiest discovery made m med.
i cine Tor 200 Years. IL affords instant
r,hel from pain in the worst cases and
has cured more than %, O0O sufferers per
u,sncutly. All Doctors prescribe tt
Price 81 90. Sold by Druggists every
who're. Depot. 4G Walker ~, Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

The Aniroscnggin Democratic Couu
~ Convention at I4cNi,tos. which me-,
the DAY before IN d, ,ict Convention,
last week. consisted III AirteeR delegate /.
Benjamin keene ii rlrasr aud Dr a
Pierce OF Greene wsre nonluated for
Senators, L ). W..rrea a., Du, ham ipr
County Commissioner, ID IA Colt 81
Auburn Tor Treasurer.
The c Ingressional Convention. com
posed oi Oxford. Andruscogsin. Franklin
aud SAgsdahoc Counties. did little
better. and reported thirty one delegates.
Gen. PABLO Clark. of rIcner. was N =
mated Tor Congress by reclamation. The
nomination went a brgging.
The Democrats OF the iirsl Maine Con-
g7csSional District al POULAND, yesterday
nominated lloa. Bion Bradbury of Port
land tor Congress.
The Press says that Thomas Libby. n
discarded suitor of Miss Hattie Role. OF
Portland. WAS Mr, sled Monday night
charged with attempt TO murder her 10y
shot from pistol. The lady aud her
sister were in their rooms retiring for the
night. Il i supposed from the direction
of the shot that Libby hSd climbed mp Il
tree near the house. about twelve feet,
from which place lie bad full view of the
room and its occupants. Libby was
bound over to appear aud answer to the
offence.
Mrs. Mary i. Merrill. who is well
known 10 many in our County, who have
boarded with her, duriug the session oi
the Courts, returned from the West, aud
came To The house OF Mrs. a. II. Mason.
week ago last Saturday, quite sick, and
suffering from drnpSy ot tho heart. Mr.
and Mrs. Mason. with true christian
charity. minislered 10 her wants. while
kind neisbbors watched with her nights.
She died on Sunday last. and was buried
on Monday afternoon. nj O'Clock.
One day last week Miss Ellen Brown
Of Bridgton and Miss Florence Brown Of
Waterford, were descending tho hill to
wards Rogers Brook, n. Bridston. when
their horse took fright and ran at fearful
speed for about quarter of Il mile. The
ladies, though thoroughly frightened. did
net lose their selipossession. however.
and at length brought the animal 10 u
s,aud-;lill without disaster -Briiyt0H
Ne5rS.
Davis. the insane murderer. who
chopped of lis fathers head at S,etson,
Me. in May last. and was placed in the
insane hospital in Augusta, has developed
n most ferocious AMI dangerous mania,
requiring the closes, watchfullness on the
part of the attendants. lie was very
quiet and miid.maunered when admitted
10 the hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
NIHrG

There is no pain which CentanT Liniment will
not relieve no swelling il win not sub,luc, and no
amcuc', which it will not cure. This is strong
language, but i j. true. Where the parts are not
gonc IT, effects marvellous. II has produced
move cures % rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw
PUay, spctiu>, sWeilinss, caAed breast, scalds
buns. ~ll.-rheum, ear ache, &c, upon the human
r.nie, and oi strains, spawn, gals, &c, upon
animals n one year, than have all other remedies
siUce the world began. 10 h. q counter iuitsui, an
au-hosiIs pan rcl.eycr Crippies throw away
theg ulchc-, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
wthout scar. n b, no humbug. The recipe j.
published around zach bottle. II i selling as no
srtcie ever before sold, amt sells because Il does
ust what q prctcnds 90 30. Those who now suGCr
froia rheumatism. pain swelling, deserve to
suGrr. ID ,hey VII not use Ccutaur L,uineut.-
More ihan 90 certificates Of remarkable cures,
iuciut.ug frozen limbs chronic rheumatism. govt
running tumors &c have been received. We Wiu
scnl circular containing certificates, the recipe,
&c. gratis o. any ouc requesting e. One bottle
Of Jtc yellow wrapper Ccutaur Linimcnt Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweon.cd
horses and mules, or Tor -crcw-worm in sheep
>toek-oWuer Tai. luimcut {, worth Your attention.
~ family should be without Ceatlur Iin.mcBt.
T. ROSE < CO. New YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. !
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Paul, Bankrupt.
This is 20 give notice that petition has been
presented 10 The Court, tiis tweEt eth day OF JGly
A ID ls74, by George r. Paul ar Stoneham In
dcrreed 10 nave fun tiisehare ffom all his debts
prOyable under the Bankrupt Act and upon read
in : said Petition,
Ir Is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the sane, on the nrst MOu.lav OF ci0ber
a. ID, 1874 before the Court in Portland in said
District at 10 O'Clock A NJ. aud that notice thereof
he published in the Oxford Democrat an the
Portland Daily Advertiser, newspapers printed
in said District once a week for three successive
week. the last publication To he thirty days n
least before the day 81 hearing thai all Creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest may appear At said time anil place, and
show cause, IL ans they have, why the prayer Oh
said Petition should not b. granted.
auglS wM. L. PREBLE,
CLERK Of Distrie, Court for seid District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

The Leader. A Collection OF Sacred and Secular
Music for ChOirs. Conventions, Singing schools,
anl Normal Musical Academic. b. II. X
PALMER, assisted by L. %. EMERSON. els ar
Sl3uO r. dozen.
EMERSON aud PALMER are again In the hell
with "A hr~t-class church music book. Mr.. E,ner
soH on this occasion, politely rcttres In the back
ground leaving the honprs IA tinlv IN tbs hands OF
his western contemporary, and Ouly claiming IL
"assi,t" in it, compilation. His assistance l.
hearty aud powerful, since be contributes upward
OF hund Ell pieces Of music this tact alone, being
assurance Of the excellence OF the work. Mr.
PAlmer's own composition, are now widely known
both east AMI west, aut those belonging 10 the
singing school course in the Leddcr will help, not
a little % assist pupils gracefully and pleasen ly
over the dry ground OF practice which belongs 10
the FIRST period Of musical study. About my
sacred tunes and anthem also carry his name as
composer OF arranger. The united lSbors OF the
TWO gentlemen named are enough surely, 10 make
auv book popular There are, besides, large
number OF new tunes by iayOfite American com
pn.ers DR.. Mun.e- AM Mrs. c. n. scott coutib'
ute each abOu. tea pieces. q. L. CASE, Barker
and +. IA Tanner give about half a dozen each
and one, two or three pieces of hne quality ARE
inserted by Southland, BY Lowry. Ryder, stark
weather, SlasOn, Whitney, GuttersJn, Herbert,
Buck, Chadwick, Jones, Clemens, Clark and many
Others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
The Last Gia Concert Postponed.

| The announcement ~ a. y 1stponement q. tie
last gin concert 90 i-lble library of Remark
will not surprise the ia1ltc. In Gov. Erainlc Is
card, published hvivw gives reasons tor IL whi'n
viii ne accepIe, Withh, qaestiOnby every one The
management in this instance, consulting the liner
eats Oi ic>rt hoer- aAathOse desiening - bcconic
ticket holders, have not wa It'd un, the lsI day 10
make this announcement. bat, just as soon rs las
become satisfied of the necessity OF this postpone
mcnl, have promptly mace the announcement. Il
Is unIece sup - review the causes which have
sstaled this acton they fully rtcited in
Gov. Bramrtt, eud The prpnitne,s and frank
ness with WLicn the pub ic have Jcen made awai'
o. the intention Of the manager will meet with the
hearty commentator OF ever. onound excite such
confidence in the SCHEME aud the ability OF the
manager TO per,orn what hc promises, that there
ctn be no doubt that on the day specified he last
concert will be a full one.
rosrroSEMEST LAST GIT CoNcERr-A CARD TO
Tdk PUBLIC.
The announcement OF the postpoucment OF tho
nuh AMI last concert of the Public Library oi
Kentucky 10 the Sn,h Novcmber,i IN Sized, will
surp Use icH and disappo, none OF the friends ami
pat Gus of the enterprise. Indeed auy Other course
woald create dissatisfaction. with aprccedent Cf
posi- lsOnCmtni of each vl the four concerts whch
have s't,tdy been given, the puhlio have very
naturally aud rea.onshly cNpcc,,i thaI Ia this,
bV far the largest scheme of the soTies aud the
largest ever offered 10 the world, tile same coarse
Would BE- followed, aud there arc thou sanis ovcr
the cOUn.ry WHO only waIiI1E for the setting Of
"A cor.asa aFed ,l;y iur the drawiig befOe sen,ung
n their orterS. The ssiics Of tickets 70 this date
have been highly satisfactory, aud large drawing
might be bah on the 2ist July, hat, feeling assiNd
that short postpanement would enable rs To CLOSE
vut the remainder Vi tbs toNets aei make Tue
drawing a full one, We have adopted the course
wnich has evidently BEEN anticipated, and which
viii evcniuaie IN Isi sitr iartoriy for all
Now that he day of the draSng 10 absolutely
dcfct mined thcrv remains IN ther occasion for
DELAY, aal would urge The freud' OF the einer'
prise, VINO intend - purchase tirNels. 10 semi tn
their orders, rs il viii tas my oaice u is utmost
ctpac to acc ,mplish all that Is to be me IN tue
shv., time whcl remains Tor the -als of tickets
THOS. T.. BRAMLETrE,
Agent aud Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

A. the schools are now being opened for the
coming year, u is opporune to call attention TO the
fact liat The YOts4g Folks RsrI Mo't,Alg wAs used
A. a textbook ana thousands OF schools last season
for reading exercises andas source Tor procuring
dialogues anu matter for deciama ton aud reeita
ton. An agreeable variety in reading lessons Is
beneficial. This periodical is without any doubt
The best Zoe Young people now published at low
price. II has numerous novel aud attractive fea
lures and paws cash prizes for best competitions"
poems, sketches, ESSAYS, etc. sample seut posi-
paid for fileen cents or dity ceats viii pay Tor
"trial" sub scription for six months. Address the
publisher, IA. y. 4. LEWIS. ChicIge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
OUR TABl {.

Uarper's Monthly. N"T Yotk;-HUper n
Bros. stoJ per year, postage prepaid by the
publishers.
Tue S-ptchher number opens with Al article on
Negro >chOols.' illustrated by Porte CnyOn -
hi, ia followed by The Silent Majority" which
gives a description OF the vari0u, methods oi
dispOsing OF the dead, which have been, and are
now employed, tl,'i also twenty 'ght EN- cravings
ulu traiiug the saujcct. Rises 90 F,orcnce.'
poem. The South sea Islands "Soug Oi the
Flaii, poem ey }. r rcoWbridse; Rape Of the
Camp ~Ob-eryaiories in tn United states =
The Puritan Blos>om;' William MAkepc ace
Thackeray,N AMI The Art of Perfumery,' are
also illustrated. The Editorial Dspartm' ats ARE
a. valuable as usual while the short storie poems
etc, have more than common interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
Special Notices.
Co>Iivcnes> the Source of Disease

4 O~AIk fne@> INC source OIL Df>c1a>e
10 causes I'les Hsa,id-he Di-- iaess Eilsous4eSs.
N.4r hisiHgs. Oppression o. Food, Loo SPIRITS
H.rHts. Indigestion. etc. pR HAHK>o>'s PM
STATIC luIENGtS warranted - cure all th~se
ard everv form of by-lep-ia, sni the uuly cure
90. Fns,. yIthct bleeding ur BLIND; as all outward
applications are only tmc anil money wasted -
TRIAL box, l CTS. Large OoN, % e., mailed f,oS
iur tll, last Irice.
DIR HAERl>DN'S ICELAND BALSAM
-g.rl.iil cure f'rC1UGlI>, uJAgSENESs an al
INsrNI ami Lung romiil iut>. Fpr sale hy r :
HARRISON a co rruprictOrS, No. I fremont
Iriu.iU, boston, and AL Druggists.
Saturste Piece or Bread or Meat with
gastric juice, and 10 ciit lissulre Tbs, Is digestion
Adj 90 such a mixture lttle alcohol and i Will
NO fiss.'ce This is Indigestion. Beware then, OF
tiu-turv~, OF tones, or deCoctons containing
slriuous liquors. Snuu all rum ''tonics7 ant
re-, so.elg on DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR BITBEs
the fines; digestive inyigoraat known, and tree
rom the Gery curse of Alcohol jui1i-4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
VI ,In. Journal OF Education. For

VI ,Ine Journal OF Education. Forpnnt.
Ne Brown Tuurston- AlOro l.. Chase, EtisOr.
500 per year SljO ii pad Ia advance.
The August number contains nine articles be
sides the editor as. A. follow; "The Eiuca:on
aud Health Of Girls" "Old and New" Black
blaiss." should the Public School system Sup
port High Schoo 81 - Speaking aud Recitation
Dlv." "Carin; for Pupils" Compulsory E'lnea'
cation, Finishing her Education in Germanr,'
''what Systein Of Organization shall We Adopt -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
MARRIED..

AT Los kes M.lls, August ,, BY 2 Z Rand, Esq
Mr.. George johnson and Mis-. lydia ; IibbI
both OF Greenwood
In Shelburne. \ a., July I, BY 2. ID. Green. Eco -
Frank g. Jay of Bethel, and Viola %. Bennett "
Grafton.
In Hiram Aug y, by Rev. /. J. Mead. Albert
johnson and Miss Nellie }. Weeks, both OF Brown
field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

Ca-tor'ia t. more than q substitute for g. Stor
Ot. 10 i- thc only sv article m vNs-tcncc which
l. certain tp a>~imtittv a.. fout rcsuate the bow
els. cure wind rut- Hui produce tUral sleep. 10
contains neither minerals. murrhine or alcohol
au.i is pt,a~iut tH take Oail...vU need not Cry
aul mothers UI1 rv-t drcJl's3 l3u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
soUrH PARIS mARKEr.
AUGUST :, 1874.
,Onectcd BY II. N. BOLSTER.

COuectcd ~ II. N 30 LISTER.
BEANS yellow eyel-ss,s5 9 SJ-5O
BEANs (fval-S-i.to 5 $3.50
EUTfkR-jtc . SSc-
CuTESE-F Factory price l5c. retail lie,
toRN-soc. g Si-UO.
CoFFEkS-1oc. . &c.
EsGs-lSc. q $50. per dOL.
FLOUR-S7 - q sloUJ
uAA--sitoO 4 Sl3S
IAND tDomestic)-lSc.
LINE-St50.
MULAssLS-SOc 8 ti5c.
NAiiS--o9c. o 80.
uAIS-tu . 49,.
PvES itaua0 hog) -lOc ) lie.
SALr-6uc.-BoN SIC.
StGNR-llc. iic.
ThAs-t1c- . So.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

EAMILY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ Ar THE WILLOWS, FARMlNGTOS, ME.
school Year begins September End. Instruction
uneNcelled. Special facilities for Mo'lern Ian
guages and Music. Buildings finest ia New Eng
land For information address.
MIR. 4 MRS. y. Z. G0ODENOW.
ili2S-3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18

No student will be charged with less than hall
n terms tuition.
np-ilal terms expenses required in advance
AMI the balance at the close Of the term.
Textbooks, Stationery &c. for sale at Seminary
For further information address
q. NJ. BODICE, a. NJ, Principal,
stevens Plains, Nc.
July II, 1874. 232w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
DIED.

IN raTis, Ans lS At the residence OF Mrs. A. II
nd days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
BORN.

In Paris, Aug. 6, to the wife Of James :. Wright
Esq, sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
Farm for Sale.

CITU ATED In Paris, about three niles from
= Paris Hill. on the ROAD leading TO Buokueld
and sumner Parties desiring 20 purchase prop
eFty OF this description should avail themselves
OF this opportunity, - this farm VIII he soii at
quite a percentage on il actual value IL applied
iur soon.
The sock, crops, farming tools and furniture
will be principally included ~ tle trade II desI Ell
The house IL eapac1us enough for two families,
and the farm large anil productive enough to sup
port them. Any one wishing TO engage IN agii;ul
tural pursuits, will End this rare chance. Addre
or call on the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. 4. RIEHsON.
Paris. Aug. Is, lSIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
DlRIGO BUSINESS COLLEGE,


We desire 10 call public attention IA the above
named Institution. This Commercial College
meets tine wants 0f all who desne n thorough
practical business education The branches that
are made a specially are Book keeping Penmau-
ship-piain and ornamental. Grammar, Rhetoric,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography, Reading and
spelling, Geometry. and The languages are taught
when desired. Fall term commences Sept /,
lof- For full particulars send for catalogue. Ad-
dress, ID WATT, Principal, Augusta, Me.
augll In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-18
The Fall Term OF this Institution will commence
TUESDAY, august ISM, 1874,
MI .n,,ffnu. g.trt...u

EXPENSES.
BOARD, including Fuel and Lights,
fur mll term, per week 80 %
For less than FULL term, per week, iW
Washing, per dozen, average, %
Room rent, per term, with room mate, 90
- alone TO
Library Fee, -
No deduction will be made for absence the first
or last week of the term, nor for absence during
the term ia any case excepting that OF protractcd
sickness.
Students will furnish their own quilts, sheets,
pillow-cases, towels aud toilet soap. All articles
needing 10 Ue washed should be plainly marked
with the owners name.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22
ChancerY Court.

This court is still in session at Pulaski,
Judge Fleming presiding. Final de-
crees have been entered in the follow
ing causes at the present term:
Nathan G.. Anthony by next friend
&c, vs.. VIM. NJ. Beasley, ct ais; James
A. Osborn vs.. Sterling c. Grubbs; T.
NJ. n. Jones, admir-, VS.. David Bowen
ct ais; Milton V. Smith vs.. 4. ID. Smith
ct ais; L. 7. Inman and wife vs.. L. L.
Reagin; r. c. p. White vs.. c. A. Dea-
yer ct ais; Daniel b. Guthrie ct ais vs..
J. 7. Hays ct ais; t. NJ. Jones VS.. James
I. HAYS; James L. Mckissack ct ais vs..
James 7. Hays ct ais; Il. A. BUrrus vs..
w. W. Simmons; JnO. Il. Steele vs.. Jas.
I. Hays ct ais; II. Ii. Hancock, gd'n,
&c, vs.. Luke Hancock ct ais; Mary
Ann Bate vs. Achilles NJ. Hancock ct ais.
Orders and DEGREES have been entered
in the following causes:
Olivia a. Shadden ct ais vs.. a. >.
McCallum, EN'r; :. c. Motif and wife
vs.. David K. Rose ct ais; G. f. Barnett,
adm +, vs.. Joseph y. Carruth ct ais w.
". Gordon vs.. Mary Strickland; y. j.
Fleeman ct ais VS. f. NJ. Fleeman ct ais !;
j. II. TaUUt ct ais vs.. ". 7. Upshaw ct
ais; Isaac \. keltner ct ais vs.. Martha
heltner eU ais; NJ. II. Butler ct ais v.
q. A Graves; Geo. b. BoyIes vs.. Alonzo
Gilbert ct ais; James 5. Merrill. admir-,
vs.. John Is. Majors ct ais; Sarah L. An
gus ct ais vs.. James Angus ct ais; Me
Callum Il Lewis, aSSignees, VS.. Samuel
z. Mason ct ais; Geo. W. Vance ct ais
vs.. a. j. Vance ct ais; j. e. Anthony
vs. VIM. NJ. Beasleyet ais; Samuella d.
4 bernathy vs. Helen AbeTnathy ct ais;
Simeon Cannon et ais vs.. I. W. Il. Can
non ct ais; Martha L. Dods0n ct ais vs..
r. W. Dodson ct ais; w. n. Lewis ct
ais vs.. Lucy c. DALEY ct ais; O. W
Childers VS.. Sarah J. Childers; VIM.
Bonner ct ais vs.. james f. Drake ct ais /;
W. +. Eddins vs.. Mariah II. McWil-
liams; A. A. Dunnevant ct ais VS.. Mary
Garrett ct ais; John /. Ezell ct ais ".
LaVinia G. EZell ct ais; Geo. ". Chill
ders, admir-, vs.. Joseph B. Childers ct
ais; Walter i. Childers ct ais vs.. A. NJ g,
Wilson; +. n. Bunch ct ais VS. julia
Bunch ct ais; Morris Fishell & Bro vs..
K. Williamson ct ais; Alex. H Hall vs..
II. II. BledsOe; \. I. DObbins and wife
vs.. ). B. Hammonds ct ais; J. l.. Wat
kins, admir-, vs.. 4. NJ. Carter at ais; II.
L. McMillion vs.. Henry y bernathy-ap-
peal TO ). c.; JnO. d. Wright, admir-, vs..
W. o. Bennett ct ais; NJ. G. Bailey Va.
VIM. Bailey ct ais; X e. Chapman at
ais vs.. James /. Parker ct ais; J. Il.
Taylor, Sen, vs.. John Rogers ct ais /;
Albert BuiOTd ct ais vs.. Della Tay Ter CT
ais; II. W. Pillow vs.. ;. \. Sumpter;
John TOmlin vs.. SAINT h. MaultsSy;
Fannie W. Rutledge ct ais vs.. Mary
4. Rutledge ct ais; I. g. Jones ct ais vs..
4. J. Roberts ct ais; Henry HOuze adm r
vs.. Jno. c. Young ct ais; ). N. Ewing
ct ais VS.. a. Cox ct ais.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22
The Rnsh to Kansas q Coloratlo.

The indications are that the rush to Kan
sas and Colorado in 1874 will be greater than
ever. The shortest way TO reach the far west
ia through st. Louis, the great Mississippi
Valley City of over 450, 900 inhabitants, and
thence West over the st, Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Short Line, which reaches al.
the great land grants in the west, and runs
six fast Express trains, two more than any
other road between the Mississippi and the
Missouri MYERS. This road, in the last two
years, has expended over two million dollars.
besides earnings, in extraordinary improve
ments Of railway, in relayiug its line with
the best quality Of new steel and iron rails,
en- broad new ties, and in passenger equip
ment, having substituted for ordinary cars
new reclining chair coaches, with every ap
pliance for comfort and safety, being elegant
" earpeted and fitted with dressing rooms,
with toilet cOnveniences for ladies, gentle
men and families travelling with children,
FREE OF AMY EXTRA CHARGE. Any ticket
agent selling through tickets TO the West
will furnish the tickets by this excellent
route through St. Louis, over the St Louis,
Kansas City and Northern Short Line the
best and shortest TO Kansas, Colorado, Ne
braskg, California and the great West, II be-
ing the only line running through cars be
tween st. Louis and Omaha. For map cir
culars and time table, address either j r..
Mccarthy, Cincinnati, O.. or =. b. Groat- St
Louis, Mo, either OF whom win furnish any
information desired. JRn-ly.