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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-12

Tnr cma&riox rsE BfrrRs-EvrarrHtsa Fam IN
MiscE PiE--The people IN New Mexico originate
some curious societies. In Mrssa and Las cruces
they haye-or IL is said they havo-whas arc known
A. the ..Pie ni,crs" composed of person. passion.
aely fond Of pies. SO strong has the rivalry grown
between the two societies thai challenge resulted
and the contest to reported to have been follows
The pics 10 bo rnince and Que inch thick. Ne
s!la Ia bite arss. and no bite 10 count unless II
reached the center o: tho pic Mcslla piled up nine
pies and shut down them ws,son; effort. Las
Cruises elevated the top Of hts head and closed his
jass over eleven. [3rcas enthusiasm among his
friends MesilIa came 80 The scratch or bite manfa
~ aud Topped his lip over dozen successfully.
loids offered on Mesa. Las Cruces a; this point
said Well. !; il time TO stop this noncensa hand
mo aftecn.' They given him he smiled. laid
IN. back OF his head on hts shoulders. and came
down the bundle of pics like alligator on a
mou,hfui of ales. hut his teeth did not come to-
gesher. He struggled and jcrked. but IL Was no
three Of his teeth broke and his hold gave way
On examination. dog collar was found in the cen
ter pie aud las Cruces had got his teeth tangled in
the buckle Jack Martin. tho referee. decided in ia
sor of Mesa. on the ground that ever. thing was
fair in mince pie.'-Denrer Neacs.
That beats the great American bitter by two
pies. We were long acquainted with him, and
regarded him as the champion pie bitter of the Pa.
cidc coast and the world: but he. poor fellow.
bet all he possessed that he could bite through
thirteen pies at single bite. and lost by there
having been a half dozen tin plates "rung in
on him. and then died Of broken heart-the
only genuine instance Of death from that cause
we ever knew of-not because he lost the
money, but because he failed to accomplish the
intelligent feat Of biting through the pies His
mouth, when open, resembled barn door set
round with shovel plows. and when he closed
on "them pies they would have been parted
with as little ceremony as "sworn friends" but
for the presence Of the tin plates
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gew Adrertiseluents.
j. ii. WlCKERSHAM

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY prp,n
- and Conseyancer. Abstract OF Titles furn;sSss'
and AGENT n. y. EQUITABLE LIFE INSTJRsy,,
COMPANY.
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LOUISIANA.
The Beings OF the Returning Board
Some Developments as 10 How
the OId Thing Works.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2l.-The
returning hoard have elected Twitchell
over Elan IN the twenty-second senate
rial district. The votes cast in the dis
trict on the second OF November elected
Elam by 1855 majority. The returning
board threw out the following on ac-
count Of general intimidation, which
gave Elan the majority stated: DeSoto
parish, lO46, at poll three; Red River
parish, 76, at poll two; Natchitoches
parish, 29l; total majority for Eiam
thrown out, 1885, electing Twitchell by
% msjorby-
Mr.. Cunningham, district-attorney of
Natohitoches, is in the city, and AYERS
that the afiidavits, on the strength of
which the b0srd excluded two polls
from the parish, are forgeries, and that
there are no such people as these affiants
living In the parish. IL viii be remem-
bered that the testimony filed by the
Conservatives in the case OF Natehito-
ehes was abstracted from the board
room, literally stolen, and, on the other
hand, the Republicans placed forged sffi-
davits among the papers before the
board without the knowledge of the Con-
servative committee, and after a time
allowed TO file testimony.
On the meeting OF the board this
morning, Mr.. Zachsrie called attention
to these facts. He alleged that his pa
pers were abstacted The evidence
built on the forged affldavits was inter-
polsted by the Republicans, and on that
the board threw cut pslls five and six.
Alr. ZsehaTie said that Mr.. Cunning
ham and some other gentlemen from
Natchitoches were here now, and asked
that their testimony be taken with re.
gard to the forged atfidavits.
Governor Wells said it was 8 very Sc
TiouS charge that Mr.. Zacharie made
sgaiIs the board, that Of abstracting
t. timony, but Mr.. Zscharie disclainaed
any intention of making a reflection
against the board. Governor Wells
said the board had ample evidence be-
fore il 10 establish the charge OF intimi-
datiOn st the two polls rejscted, but he
sgreed 10 receive the testimony Of the
gentleman regarding this question, and
also the matter OF forged Ieturps.
Tie board then went into executive
session. Indications are that they will
declare Debuelet elected treasurer.
kellogg for himself, and Anderson for
the returning board, deny the statement
Published here that the returning board,
Kellogg and other party chiefs were IN
the caucus Saturday evening.
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Particulars Concerning the
BurnfEg OF the IlI-Fated Steamer
Japan, Of the Pacific Mail
kerViee.

Hone KONG, Decumber 21.-The cap
tain and several more OF the crew aud
passengers of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Japan, have arrived here. The fol-
lowing yet remain to be heard from: Il.
NJ. Lindell, caOin-passenger; one steer
age passenger, Surgeon Tale, several of
the crew and four hundred Cbiuese.
The steamer was first discovered ON fire
about eleven O'Clock Thursday night,
the Ore being over the boilers, and the
vessel one hundred and fifty miles from
Hong Kong. After two hours spent in
frGitless efforts to get the fire under con-
troll, the captain decided to abandon the
vessel, and on Friday morning all haEds
were transferred to the boats. They re-
mained about the vessel until noon Of
tnat day, when all proceeded for Swa-
tow. The mails were not saved.
TIDINGs RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S
OFFICE.
New YORK, December 2l.-Tbe Pa
cific mail steamship company hiss re-
ceived the following Dispatch:
HoNG KONG, December ~.
Arrived from STatow, the captain Of
the European and fifty Chinese crew.
f. w. Crocker and the cabin passengers
were rescued from the Japan in the
ships boats. Two boats and RATS have
not been heard from.
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Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, December 2l.-The
senste Judiciary c0mmKtee reported
back the blu repeating special elections,
with the recommendation thst it psss.
"A resolution was adopted to investi-
gate why II. B. Mcclure, now seated IS
senator from Jefferson county, should
hold his seat, he having resigned bis
place to accept the Office Of collector OF
internal revenue, from which office he
was dismissed for criminal acts.
The house passed the resolution, and
appointed special committee of five to
ascertain and report at an early day OF
the regular session, what legislation
was necessary to reduce the State and
county expenses to a sum consistent
with the deplorable condition Of the tax
payers. The negroes made feeble at
tempt to table the resolution. A Tesolu-
10 adjourn Tuesday was tabled.
1t is understood that the governor
and his carpetbag ring desire the special
laws repealed, aud the gov
ernor be given the power 70 ill the va-
caneies by appointment, 50 as to defeat
the Warren county special election. If
the law is repealed the governor will
appoint Crosby as sheriff, and send him
Oack to Vicksburg, protected by Federal
5ayonets. The legislature will not ad-
ourn before Thursday, and may hold
over to the regular session.
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TELEGRAPHIG EPIT0ME.

A detachme 1t of seven hundred pleu
will embark from Madrid for Cuba on
the fifteenth prOximo.
The Philadelphia police authorities
claim to have reliable Information that
Charley Ross was alive on the twelfth
of December.
A telegram from London Sunday says
that salvage ON the French steamer
Amerique has been rendered on appeal
10 the amount of ninety thousand dol
lars.
A telegram from Paris yesterday says
that the prosecution against the Bona
partist committee of appeal to the peo-
pie has been abandoned by the govern
ment.
A telegram from Rome yesterday says
that the chamber of deputies has passed
a bill granting an annuity to Gsribaldi
by vote Of two hundred aud seven TO
twenty-five.
A young man named Neal Paul was
arrested at Pittshurg Sunday night on
the charge OF having murdered Neil
M'BFide, Of Jaynesville, Pennsylva-
mia, in February last.
The expansive taunery Of Seigler &
Co., located in the twenty-fOurlh ward
of Cincinnati, burned Sunday evening.
Loss seventy thousand dollars; irsur-
ance twenty thousand.
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JACKSON, MISS, December 2I.-For-
ty-nine Conservative members of the
legislature have signed an address to the
people of the United States, vindicatlng
their action in dissenting from the ma
jority in calling on the President for
troops, and in order to preserve the good
name and fame OF the people of the
State from the wicked charges in the
message OF the governor, and reiterated
and Endorsed in the proceedings of The
legislature. They eiaim that perfect
peace and order now reign ia Warren
county, and that there has been
no violence or bloodshed there ex-
cept that which was occasioped by
a manly defense of the people of Vicks.
burg against armed bodies of men who
were, by the counivance of the COVER.
nor Of the State, marching on that city
for the purpose OF bringing about con-
hict ofraces. They affirm that never in
the past history of the State has there
prevailed among its people a stronger
love of law and order; a more patient
submission to wrong, and firmer de-
under all circumstances ad-
hitting OF legal redress to seek for il
only through proper means. The action
OF the governor is based on no evidence
whatever, no testimony was taken,
and the resolution cslllng for troops
was cOncocted ami adopted IS q party
under the operations Of the pre-
vious question. They assert that the
governor, VINO instigated this action
is not even a citizen Of the State, and is
an utterstranger to our people, and who'll
ly ignorant aud unmindiDl of their in
terests; that ia no single instance, SO far
as they are able TO learn, has he, in any
official act, or expression of private sem
timent, been betrayed into an exhibition
Of the slightest concern for the interests
and welfare of the people Of the State.
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TH II
MEMPHIS & KANSAS CITY
RAILROAD.
TEEL

i HE undersigned is soliciting subscriptions
in Arkansas Lards to the capital stock Of the
Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Company
for which he Is authorized to give three dol
lars per acre in the capital stock of said
Company for average lands. And for
lands of superior quality, and that
the tax-booSs show them assessed for
more than three dollars per acre. he is authoTs
lied 70 give the assessed price TO an amount
not exceeding five dollars per acre. Warran-
~ deeds will be required. and the lands must
be tree from all incumbrance. And to parties
owning lands in Arkansas that have been
forfeited TO the State for the non payment OF
taxes TO be authorized TO give two dollars per
acre in capital stock tor quit-claini deeds
from the owners. In all eases the deeds must
be properly acknowledged, and the parties
msEir them viii be required to furnish an
abstract Of The titles. The names of the Di.
rectors Is sufficient guaranty that the affairs
OF the Company viii be economically and ju-
managed. Hon. Joan Overton, Jr.
is President; Gov. Isham G. Harris is Chair
man OF the Executive Committee, and Gen.
r. f. Patterson, Col A. J. Kellar, Col. L. d.
oIcKisick, and John L. Norton, Esq, are the
resident Directors of Memphis. But aside
from the ability and integrity Of those gentle
men, the Company has about six years to
build the road, and every deed sets forth that
It is conditioned upon the building OF the
road, and if not com pleted in the time allowed
by law in the charter 20 the Company that the
lands shall revert TO the owRers ana the deeds
be void. All taxes cease from date OF convey
aDce. E. +. Adams, with Adams & Dixon, Al
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
Geeds and give stock receipts ia exchange. Or
the undersigned can be addres ed az Jackson
port or RateSville, Arkansas, by mail, for any
Information desdred.
T. II. MCCRAY,
deen Subscription Agent.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l223, r. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee Jacob Langg-
dorf VS.. Isidor ROsenb8ch and others.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
in this cause that the defendant. Isidor Rosen.
bach, is justly indebted to the complainant
in the sum ofSl5l0, balance due on a promissory
note, and that he is a non resident OF the State
Of Tennessee. or has removed himself and
properly nom tine state, or has fraudnlen'ly
disposed Of his property, and that for these
causes an attachment was sued out OF this
Court against the property ef defendant,
isidor Rosenbach. aud the same was issued
ana has been returned by the sheriff, duly
levied on the property OF said defendant;
It Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, that he make his appearance herein, at
the courthouse OF the Second C1anCery Court
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the first Monday in January, 1875. and
pIeade answer or demur TO complainant bill.
or the same viii be taken for confessed as tC
him, and set for hearing exparte, and that a
COPY OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in The Memphis Ap-
peal. This November 25, 1874.
A copy-Attest:
NJ u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Crabtree Belcher, Deputy c. and n.
l. q +. Lehman, SOls. for Complainant. IN
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Attachment Notice.

DEFORE JAMES HALL, J.P.-J.H Merri-
ID w5ther VS.. stephen Bel.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 800 OF the Code of
Tennessee, and returned Wed upon The
property OF the dcfendRnt;" and afidaVit
having been made that the defendant is justly
indebted 10 the plaintin in the sum Of SIS
by account, aud that the defen dant is nom
resident OF the state OF Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, Tha' defendant make
his personal appearance before me, jan es
Hau, J. P. on the Z7th day OF January, 1875,
At O'Clock pm, and defend said attachment
suit, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte; and that copy Of thls order bs pub
lshed for four successive weeks IN the Mem
phls Appeal. This 2lst day Of December, 1874
JAMES HALL, }. p.
MieOu * Greer, atty S for pPtn. dec22 tu
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wlt.
First Part OF lot No 4a, plan OF the city Of
Memphis, beginuipg at the inte section of the
sOIth side of jackson street with the west
side of Center alley; thence west with the
south sda of Jackson street forty-nIne feet
six inches i4gL feetl; thence uth City feet;
thence east forty nine feet six iuches f9t feetl
to the west side OF Center alley; thence north
with the west side OF said ffty feet TO the be-
ginning.
Second Also, another lot in Chelsea, shelby
county, Tennessee, b ginning at the northwest
corner OF GreenlaW and second streets:
thence west vito the north line Of Greenlaw
street one hundred aud foTty-eight and one
half Has q feet TO an alley; thence north with
aches l6 feet u inehesl; thence east one
hunGIe ed and fOrty- eight and One-half ll4SEl
feet; tt ence south with Second street thirty
seven feet one and one-half inches 81 feet ~
inehesl TO the beginning, being the south hall
OF lot 80 Greenl8w addition TO the city of
Memphis.
Third-Also, another fot-an undivided one
half interest in lot described as follows: Be
ginning at the south side OF 6ayoso street two
hundred and nineteen and one-half [2I9151
feet west OF The west line of Wellington street;
thence west with the south side OF Gayoso
street htty 50l feet TO the lot owned by the
heirs OF John a. NoOe, deceased thence south
with their line .y-siX 1851 ieet TO the line
between the kice and Ramsey grants; thence
east with said line 10 the lot belonging TO the
their line north sixty-hye set TO the begin
ning-same lot sold by B. Graham to John
Larkin and Thomas Malone.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF seven and
twelve months, purchaser executing notes
with approved security; lien retained. Equity
OF redemption barred.
Dece mber 2I, lS7i.
NJ. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 1895. r. DIN the Second Chsncery Courl
OF Shelby county, Tennessee City OF Mem
phis VS.. a. G. Ferguson, r. w. smith, trus
tee, Geo. F. Stahl, trustee, and Others.
10 appearing from the return OF the Eh'Iif
OF Shelby county In tbis cause that the de-
fendsnts, A. 4. Ferguson and Geo. Z. Stahl
az not To be found in his county;
II IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance here
IN, a. the courthouse OF the Second Cnancery
Court, in the city of Memphis, Tenness ee, on
or before the first Monday in January, 1875,
and plead, ANSWER or demur to cOmpl alnant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as
TO them and set for hearins expsrte; ana that
a copy of this order be published once week,
for 1our successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. This November "A, 1874.
A copy-Attest:
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk snd Master.
By Crabtree Belcher, ID. g. aad NJ.
@. A. Hanson, sol. for cOmpl't. lth
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Nen-Resident Notice.

No. 1857, Z. DIN the Second ChRDcery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee City Of Mem.
phis VS.. amelia HundhauSen.
II appearing from the return OF tde sheriff
of Shelby county in This cause that the de-
fendant, Amelia HundhauSen, is not TO be
found IN his county.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That she make her appearance herein,
at the courthouse of the second CbanceTy
Soult, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday iu January, 1879. and
plesd, answer or demur 10 compartments bill,
or the same viii be taken for con fsSsed as to
her ard set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. This November p 1874.
A cOpy-Aftest:
N. d. L.. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY Crabiree Belcher. b. Z. and N.
q. A. Hanson, sol. for eOmplnt l.. IN
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pEKD.

ADAMS-At the residence OF Major J. j.
Busby, s5f Vance street, 81 pm, WBL. p.
ADAsIs, JR.. infant son OF VIM. q. and Leila
Adams lis
Funeral viii take place fem above resi-
dence at O'Clock this TUESDAY, afternoon.
Friends and acqusintanees invited to attend.
at the residence.
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msde The charge that Stowell sold a
eSaeitssfAp, In = speech several DAYS be-
lole Ae election, stated to the investi-
sGuhg committee to-day that ali he
A5SeW Of the matter was what Graham,
Nilo reoeiyed seventeen hundred dollars,
had told him. >
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NOTICE

STATE NATIONAL BANK,l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December y, lS74.
A MEETING OF the Stockholders OF this
n BanE will be held on TU tSOAY, tbe 18th
OF January next, at their BankinghOuse, for
the purpose OF elecung thirteen Directors for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction OF
any other business that may be brought before
the meeting. Polls opsn from 10 a, m. TO ON
de Is JOHN J. FREEMAN, Cashier.
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EUREKA COUNCIL, NO 6, K. 4 S. M. 4
II The members OF Eureka Council. ~
~. 6, r. 4 \. Masous, are requested 10 ~
assemble at Masonic Ball, Gayoso block, this
TUESDAY1 evening at O'Clock, for Work In
the Royal Masters degree.
Co1bcil AIasons in good Standing, recognized ed
by the Grand Council OF Tennessee, are ira
ternaIly Invited 70 be present.
BY order OF Al. WHEELER, T. ]. NJ.
Attest: O. Il MYERS. Recorder. 2 dec23
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PURE
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS
. "a 1T s..

THIS GREAT REMEDY OF NATURE is
i nov presented 10 the medical profession
ID lnvailds as a remedy containing larger
proportion OF the carbonate Of hthia, the
great neutralizer Of urea-the most general
pOisOGCus properly Of the blOod-than any
m. dictne known. These salts will cure Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, and all functional dis-
eases OF the liver, acting a. painless purga-
tive, producing neither pain, nausea, nor
prustratiOn- There is row demand for these
-alts from every portion OF the country and
world. None are genuine or reliable unless
fOund in bottles with the trade mark al
ta,hed, which is a mini tture map OF Ken
lucky. ALI salts sold as Grab Orchard, nos in
bottles with the trade mark, are spurious and
a fraud upon tue public. The genuine salts
can only be obtained Of q. W. JJNES, OF this
city, for the present
CRAB ORCHARD SALTS CO.,
TouiSviIla Nv
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7. n. CONAWAY,
RBNJTAB,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
10. 10 ,sndi.on So. sempnis, Tenn.

A LII business intrusted TO me viii receive
n prompt attention. Charges always rea
sOnable.
Refers by permission 80 Col. W. L. Vance,
Geo. J. Henry, Secretary P usnlx Insurance
Co; Z. \. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce I:
+. II. Nelson, Secretary HemandO Insurance
Co.: X. c. Daniels, President state National
Bank; Henry J. Lynn, Secretary Memphis
Fire Insurance GO Stanton & Moore, grocsrs
ana commission merchants. decl
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NOTICE 10 CIFY TAX-PAYRRS.

OFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS, TENN, December q, 1874.
Those who have not paid their City Taxes
for the year 1874, viii save trouble and ex-
penSe by settling their accounts at once, as
distress warrants win be issued against ALL
on January 4, lS75. - --.
FRED. c. SCHAPER,
dec22 City Tax Collector.
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infsntry, 4ep cavalry and 500 guns;
Oodeypore, 1900 infantry and 624O
cavalry. None Of the rest exceed II 200.
Surat hssls guns and no infantry. Co
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w. z. METCHELL,s sCHooL
No. 3O3 Third Street..
MASONIC Notice.

TFNGLIsH, COMMERCIAL AND CLAssI
IL CAL courses taught. For particulars sp
ply at 303 Third street. se29
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The third eOnsutuuonaI amenumeut
dsYoting the annual revenues Of the
state 10 the expenses of the same year,
and nrnhihiting he issue Of warrants IL
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debt from which they cannot relieve
themselves without assistance; there
fore, ,,L
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TempIars' Guards.

FlHE Templarsi Guards win meet for drill,
4 on TUESDAY evening, Dec. I'd, al
o'clock. BY order
d. :. TAYLOR. o. :. dee2O
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CRAB ORCHARD SALTS CO.,
TouiSviIla Nv

Any one eounterfeiting this trade mark viii
be prosecuted for felony, and all vendors of
the worthle imitation or manufacturer OF
the same viii be exposed. deB
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From the Jackson CTenn.J whig and Tribunel
Important changes have lately taken
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CHANCERY SALE
RuAE ISTATm,
sAFURDAY, IANUARY %, 1s75.

No. S5SS, r. DIN the second Chancery Court
Of shelby county, Teupe esSss-Fisher, AInis
& Co, and Frank o. Tobtn, consolidated, VS..
Mary Malone et al.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale catered in the
D above cause, on November ., 1874, 1 will
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
ia front OF he county courthouse, corner of
Poplar and Main streets, city of Memphis,
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masters and men in regard 70 the wages
question may result in total stagnstiOn
~ all the works The difficulties will
: IL. ......- ~. ONLY.