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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

f sTHEONLY THROUGH IINEBETWEEN =
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, ST.; PAUL
s..,,;..,.: AND; MNNEAPOIIs.,. ...T -
1t tssyeIses finer country, with gnnderseenery;
a iNa passes through more business centres and
pleasure resorts, than! any other Northwestern
Line. And the only Railway Line 90. : :.
TRAvERsINa THE VALLEY OF g
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIYER
AND ALONG THE SHORE OF LAKE pxp1N. | -
Also via Madison, Prairie du Chen. Mcere1or.
,s-..s:' !. Austin and ,Owatonns. - '..".'e -
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TOWN BLANKS.
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Annual Town Meeting Notics q
Bo1ds-0fncisl 1trF %st9:!-r /! - sfr.,.s.I
Oath of Once T. ~ r. - L e. f;' NJ,
Notice Of Election = ."... ;. ~ =.
Notice Of Appolnsnsns =: ~ -. f,ls ''.'
Notice Of Acceptance ::os,sta it:..-' vi
:. Notice Of Ratiacsts6n; -. So, ~ ~
Road-LAnd Fax w.rraatsa ..,,ts ,,t5=ss>..f
Road-Pon Tax Warrants ,','>!! -
Rdad-Notics to Work @,,a
Road-0vcrssers Annual Report ~. mil 'r
RoadZOverseer's List ..: s-sss:.s,rs
Road-Petition for New 49,
: Road-Petition for Altering .-, =. r .e.~7
Road-Pstition for Vacattng ''s'N' 50
Read-Notice 81 Hearing '''.*. j
Road Order for Laying Out - T.. e. - =
Road-Assessment Of Damages
Rosd-Appeal 70. Comnissioneu z1'.'Ss'' :, -
ReaisIAtions and Accsptances ,,'>'+ d.,
Sectional Plats = 5''''Sssa'' ~.
Warrants Of Appointment. .t.,...=.s. - -;
s;rts 1ooNvEIANoERs' BLANKS. I'D i al
RUS Vt sale f''fF 1Iu4tI ii #s ~ 80
Bonds for Dssds. 81 7 s.4.t 4,* ~
Contracts taz3 :9e2ft ....i rs. ~ ~
O'sas- ~. e.. p, : s-
Execution BAL. sherirs Certificate .' ~, -
Leases .,r,..y.G I .,.,e:,.g4 II j.. :@>@
Nortgsss,-c haetsl = l.,.%;.ts. :..s..F E..t
KortsssssPartial 1slsase Of : ~5-v}< El -.
Norteasss-Assignnsata 1..xf,.1 .i,,l.,$$ = =
.koItgagss-satissaction Of - -.
norteaxss-Notios ofHorsclosars -
n!pstsasss-shsrins Csrtinoats q Ioreclosuro Isl s:
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BLANKS.

The attention Of Attorneys, justices Of the Peace
Town omcsrs and others seslled TO very tul and
complete supply Of blanks These blanks are printed
with nsw type on good papsr. and are Of the forms
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HOURS THE QUICKEST
81 NILES THE SHORTEST

]HouRs THE QUICKEST
ILL '.%--sr5.s. --s,- AND
81 NILES THE SHORTEST
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK,
PITTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ROUTE
This Is the only route running its whole Train,
BAGGAGE, DAY AND PALACE CARS,
Through to New YORK, and the only Route runnin
THREE DAILY LINES
lla1 I THROUGH r ROUGH PALACE
-.i.-., ,,..; CARS
~. ~ From CHICAGoto
AtlARRLSBURGH, PHzLADRLPHxA AND NRR
49, YORK,
zS WITHOUT CHANGE,
&a,S With but one change to
- NJ Aase., Rss-.d..es,
- .-,.t: = 80 asd Boston. Z = wv
Through Tickets for sale st oflices Of connecting
lines in the West and q III the Fort Wsyns
and Psnnsylvania Central Route. in Chicago.
,>.*'' CINCINNATI AIR LINE Il
=. isthe only. Route running = . y
DAY AND SLEEPING Cans THROUGH WITH
~ OUT cHANaE, 10 CINCINNATI, INDr.
: ,74TaANAPoIB AND ooLUABUB.T5a
~ 49, ON ONLY ONE CHANGE
- ) = .
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of . certain mortgage made executed and delivered
BY Stephen F. Brown, mortgagor, unto Emily
Mitchell, mortgage, which mortgage bears
dsd in the cice Of l the Register Of DEEDS in
and for the county Of Stearns State Of Minnesota,
on the said 2Sth day Of January, 1878, at four
o'clock P. H., in book "G' Of Mortgages, on page
40 given to secure $3.50, in accordance with the
terms of three promissory notes fully described in
paid kt's - -
And whereas, there Is claimed to be due and is
due at the date Of this notice, upon two Of said
notes and said mortgage the sum Of Three Hundred
forty dollars covenanted to be paid in case Of fore
And whereas, no action or proceeding at law
or otherwise has been instituted to recover the
debt secured BY said mortgage or any part there
Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of the power Of sale therein contained and the
statute In such case made and provided said mort
gage will be foreclosed by the sale of the premises
therein described, to-wit: Althose tracts, pieces
Of steaIns and State Of Minnesota, known and de-
scribed according to the United States govern
ment survey as the east half Of the northwest
quarter (4)of the northwest quarter ~ and the
no1th-west quarter dissection No. twenty-two(22 d
in township No. one hundred and twenty-five Q22)
north of range No. thirtytwo(32) west being forty
acres ct public auction, at the front door of the
Court House, in the City Of st. Cloud, in stearns
SATURDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF sEPTEM.
Der, AID. 1885,, -
at two O'Clock in the afternoon to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorneys fees and all 9TH
er costs Of foreclosure. " .-'''-7
Dated, July 21st, 1875.
EMILY MITCHELL,
- MOrtpaQee
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unsurpassed family newspaper and hrst-cass
sewing machine seldom occurs. WE WILL LITERALLY Re
WARD THOSE WHO WORK FOR US. Reader, can you not
form club your neghborhood and secure this sewing
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Sc wv ]NGM. .ACHIN1E
s.. :....: FOR {! NOTHING! /. /. .s

y = = 1919 81 II f4t.$r4+E 81 e
) "A very liberal con,
tract, which :i we have
just completed with
the W eed Sewing Ma
chine Company, will
enable US, we hope, to
place their: celebrated
machines in many
Afamilies throughout
the country. So fine
{; an opportunity to Sc
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MAGNETIC CENT OFFER

"a F7IRSI'-CL
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale,

E.B. AMEs, ~ ,..... .,~ 49, -. q 5
Attorney for MOrtpaQee allQ!
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j fS;ts.s:Ss.s $ 49, Is Mortgagees
. <S.5rs;S% ~ - GEORGE GEISSEt, 4
e ~ &S&ttS$5' " Sheriff Of Stearns Co., MINI.
L,EW COLLINS Attorney. y sstss9 Rug26-7W ~
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Meeting Last Night-Buslness Trans
acted Unimportant-Dummy En-
CINE for Washington Street.
Mayor Leagues Message-Present and
Past Rates Of Taxation COntrasteG
Further Economy Neces-
sary.
No Pay for Aldermen or Councilmen-
Mayors Salary to be Cut Down to
S2OOO-NO Necessity for In
creased Taxation.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned NEE ting Of the board
was held Tuesday evening, December
18th, with six members present.
A j lint session was requested by the
mayor, and the aldermen adjourned to
the council room. After hearing the
message Of the mayor, returned to their
hall and resumed business.
A requisition from the chief Of police
passed first reading. He wants mat.
tresses and blankets for the station
house.
The police and fire commissioners
recommended the payment Of two hun
dred aud fifty dollars to Estes IL Elicit,
as compensation In the Foley H. junction
case Passed second reading and re-
ferred to the city attorney.
H. w, Smith petitioned the board to
return to him q fine imposed by Re-
corder Winters. Petition laid on table.
Pillow & Pillow petitioned for COM
mittee to confer with them regarding q
settlement Of taxes owed by Mrs. Guion
on her property for 1873 ana 1874. Alder.
men Hillsman and Waldran were ap-
pointed to investigate the matter.
The fire chiefs requisition passed Sec
ond reading.
The report of the committee Oh &C.
counts passed second reading.
The bill of the city assessors passed
second reading.
The city engineer was ordered to put
down crossing at the corner OF Jones
avenue and Alabama street.
A resolution, instructing the ordi-
nance committee to draw up an ordi-
nance, fixing the salary of the mayor for
the next two years, WIS referred to the
or finance COMMITTEES.
An explanation being asked by the
register, as to the meaning Of the report
of the police and fire committee, rec
ommending credit Of fifteen per cent.
to the policemen and firemen, to cover
the losses on their scrip, the report WAS
reconsidered. and amended so as to
allow the fifteen per cent. on the war
rants issued, and not to add fifteen per
cent. to their salary.
A resolution cslling on the mayor to
explain why be has not made arrange
ments for supplying the hospital with
bread, was adopted.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad
company petitioned for the privilege of
running a dummy engine on The Wash
ington street railroad. The privilege of
running the engine six months was
granted, with an amendment requiring
fiagmen to be placed at as many points
as the mayor may designate.
The common council having non-con-
CURED in the boards action on the pay
Of firemen and policemen, the su6je, 1t
was referred back to the finance COM
mittee.
Adjourned to next Friday evening at
sayaT1 and one half O'clock
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Extraordinary Opportunity for
the Relief of the A ffIicted.

The surgeons OF the National surgical
institute, located at indianapolis, lndi-
ana, have finally yielded to the many
urgent appeals to visit this city. Three
or more Of the surgeons will be at the
Workman house, Memphis, December
18th, I4th, 18th and 10Th. They will
have with them great amount Of sur
gical apparatus, appliances, etc, and
competent assistants and wOrkmen to
change, it aud make such apparatus as
may be required. They will come espe-
cia'ly prepared to treat all surgical
cases: Paralysis, all kinds of deformities
of the face, spine and limbs, diseal 20
Joints, diseased eyes, estsrrh, priv~Oe
diseases, piles, fistula, etc. On account
of the great expense attending such a
trip, they will DOT make another; there
fore, all who wish to avail themselves Of
the advantages of the institute, without
the long journey to Indianapolis, must
do so at this time. No cases will be I'M
deTtaken without fair hope OF relief.
1t is needless to say that the institution
is entirely responsible, and the largest
and most popular OF tho kind in Amer
lea, curing thousands annually. Re-
member the time and place and come
early. Send to the institute for circular.
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BERSALIERI ITALIANI.
Organization OF an italian Military
COmPaDy-Names of the Officers
Elected-UnifOrm and Arms
FOrty-FiVe Members
Enrolled.

LAST night the organization of mill
tary company, to be known as the Der.
salieri Italiani, wss perfected at meet
ing OF the members held in the old cir
cult courtroom, corner of Union and
Second streets. The following officers
were elected: Captain, Lorenzo Solari;
first lieutenant, Giovanni BelruOm;
second-lieuteu AIT, BETH GaliileO; en-.
signs, Giovanni Laurent aud Davide
Cordano; seJgeaDts, D0menico Valpi
and SilviO Or stOfani; cOTp0rsls, P. a.
Canale, Emilio Or5elii, G. B Msssei and
Cessro Laurent; treasurer, Giuseppe
Laurent di Michele; secretary, A. B.
Cereghino. FOrty.fve members nave
already been enrolled, and within two
We eks this number will be increased to
seventy-five or eighty. The members
are quite enthusia 'tic, and are confident
that the ranks OF the company will soon
have hundred or more. Last night the
company resolved to have a fine and
snowy uniform, and appointed COM
mittee to secure an armOTy. General
Ramby will supply the Necessary arms
and equipments, which will be received
by Christmas. We congratulate the
Italians upon the organization of a mill
try company, and have reason to be-
lieve thai it will be g credit sble OrgaDi-
cation to the city of Memphis and the
State of Tennessee. The company will
meet for business next Tuesday night.
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to fix the salary Of the mayor fer the
forty ninth and fft'e.h c1TpOrst9 years,
In accordance with section 30 OF the
charter, regard it my duty to recon-
mend to you tc fix the salary at such q
figure as TO convince the creditors Of the
city that extravaganza will not be coun-
tensnced in any shape or form until, 8.
least, the debts are paid. l therefore
recommend 10 you en- ordinance hiking
the salary at two Thousand dollars per
annum. This sum will not deprive
the city OF the services Of those
whose efforts are appreciated, and
at the same time it will lie
compensatirg the officer for his time at
a rate not often received Outside OF
public Office, to say nothing CT the honor
conferred. At all events it is retreDch-
ment; it is what the people demand,
ard it is the proper place to b gin.
There Ia another subject upon which,
perhaps, should say few wCrds-the
interest on the bonded debr. On the first
day OF this month the past-due interest
was S43l, 795, for the paym of which
there are past.due taxes, prior TO Decem-
Der first; on account of interest, S252, :
459 81; from the purchasers Of the city
stock III the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, SIS 564 81; tue levy just made
out and returned TO the tax-cOllectOr for
1S75) the forty-eighth corporate year,
SAT, SI9 39-makiDg total tax due for
the payment OF interest Of $37S. S43 80.
which would only leave deficit Ct $50 :
951 81; and ia this estimate is included
all the bonds, whether good, question:.
tie or declared void, and should
the same policy be commenced
and continued Of paying the
interest, whereby you saved last
year S44, $50 II, you will readily see that
your assets are more than sufficient to
pay the Indebtedness; and, indeed, the
same may be said of some other special
taxes; hence l beseech you to keep
within the limit fixed by the Legislature,
| unless when positively directed by the
courts. The floating debt, exclusive OF
that due for NicOlson and stone pave
ment, ia S919, 1856 81; and the assets to
liquidate this debt, principally taxes, in
Guiding the levy Tor 1875, amount to
81 ,495, 1927 IS, exclusive Of the tax levied
heretofore TO psy for the NicOlsOn and
| stone pavement. Thus you see, that
were you to compel delinquents to pay,
the assets for the liquidation OF the
floating debt is 1915 66l IL more Than
that due, hence trust that you will see
there is no good cause for increas-
ing the late OF taxation for any purpose,
after you have complied with the order
OF the court in the case Of T. E. Browns
judgment. Respectfully,
JOHN League, Mayor
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Interesting to Clubs and SOcie.
ties.

The new Grand Union hotel, now
rapidly approaching completion in Phil
adelphia, announces that the manage
ment is prepared to make special ar
rangements with clubs and societies for
the price OF board during the Centennial
months. The Grand UniOn, moreover,
is admirably arranged to accommodate
parties from haf dozen TO hundred,
affording every hotel comfort, at mode
rate charges. l. has the finest location
Of any hotel in the city, is within quick
ana essy access of the Centennial build
ingo, and has a capacity for two thou
sanG guests. Its manager, Theo. Rus
sell, Esq, is one of the most popular
and widely-known hotel proprietors in
the United States, and We would recon-
mend those CT our readers who intend
visiting Philadelphia during the Cen
tennisl to act on that timely hint.
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TrDHE steamer ST. FRANCIS IL
BELL z was unAvOidsbly de- kEt-ss5sszs-
tanned last evening, and Will POSITIVELY
L EAVE THIS DAY, AZ D p M out Will return Il
in time 10 leave on her regular day, Tuesday
next. The RUTH leaves saturday.
decs MILF x. HARRY.
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To this amount is properly to be added
tax OF S96, 0OO on mtrchants capital
thus st our present low rate of taxation,
the debt due to L. Z. Brown, ESQ for
which you have not yet fixed rate,
but trust you will at an early day,
that you may not he IN contempt Of
court, there ia q demand made upon
the Industry Of the citizens to pay for
self-government in this city OF S478, sos
IL, which although very small in COM
psrison to the tax levied in 1873, when
the aggregate was l,032, sos 81. New
ertheless, the present rate is ss high as
the people can prosper under, and
should be IL possible, still further re-
duced, but certainly not increased. You,
gentlemen, deserve well Of your fellow
citizens for your efforts and co opera
ton in reducing the expenses Of the city.
The seven months OF 1874, say May and
November, inclusive, were like the
months for many years preceding, very
expensive; the appropriations were
S26l 1853 50, whereas, the appropria-
tons for toe eoFIespondingse seven months
OF 1875, were but $136 946 90-a curtaiI.
ing of SPA ,622 70. 1t Ia for this reason
that feel Justified IN saying that you
are entitled to credit, and | believe ]
hazard nothing in asserting that II
your successors follow in the
same economical course the ex-
penses in the future need not exceed
twenty thousand dollars per month, and
possibly may not reach that amount. 1t
Is your duty, gentlemen, to set the good
example under all of the provisions of
the chart Certainly after this year
your honorable board will not claim any
cOmpens alton there by reducing expenses
seven thousand I'VE hundred dollars on
account OF salaries. And In this connec-
ton, as the time has come when you are
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1911 EtfEETE.

CRAND CONCERT.
For the benent Of tie Congregation Beth 81
meth,
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HOnOrahIe BORrd % General COUNCIL !;

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS. TENN December q. 1875.
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STE AHBq sT'E.
ePnO1AE NOTICE

To the HereIi ants and Fra wiling Snbh'
OF white silver nad Memphis.
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Another Excursion.

By rsfeienc to card, it will be seen
that MIR. .. L Collins has perfected ar
rsngements for grand excursion from
Columbus, Kentucky, and all intermedi-
ate points by way of Mobile to New
Orleans. The fare for the round trip is as
follows: Columbus, Kentucky, Sl2;
Humboldt, Brownsville and Bolivar,
Sl1; COrinth, $40; Artesis, SO; Meridian,
s. Sleeping coaches ana 8 refreshment
car wi be attached 10 the excursion
train. This is indeed rare opportunity,
and will not recur very soon. Tickets
will be sold until the morning Of the
seventeenth instant, upon which day
the special train leaves COlum bus, Ken
tucBy, at eight o'clock in the morning.
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PERSONAL.

GENERAL JOHN G. O'NEIL, Iepresen-
tstive of Messrs. Davis & Haden, whole
sale liquor deslerT, Louisville, Ken
lucky, is in the city. General ONeil
was colonel Of the Tenth Tennessee
Urish) regiment and sub equenily COM
manded a brigade in the Confederate
army during the war. Be hss in our
city many warm friends VINO are al
ways pleased to make bis visits here
agreeable and interesting.
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TO HIR e.
4 UR-E-Apply at
II ESMAIN SrREFT, upstairs.
STOLEN.

Ia ULE.-kIom the undersigned, on Mon
MI day, September 18th, one soTrel. bay horse
muls-ROsut fifteen hands high; eight or nine
years old; dark stripe running on backbone
from he shoulder 70 the tall dark stI I De down
each shoulder; small dark stripes around the
iorelegs, and extendiL- up above the knees on
the inside; dark name and tail: was in good
order and well built; rides 6nd works well.
Any in oTu alton IN regard To the mule will be
thankfully received, and a liberal reward
given Tor tie return OF tue mule 10 me al my
resiuence. Wv Eli lott,
ElIiottS MIL, Pamela county, Miss.
r-rI.lrr
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THE best collection ever offered If
now on exhibition ct 1854 Main street
Life-like chromOs, English steel en-
cravings, and other rsre works of art,
TO be sold without reserve this (Wednes-
day. and Thursday evenings, at half
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LIEBIG's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic Invigorator will sustain the body
without the addition of solid food, and
is nov recommended by the best pbysi-
clans for fever, ague, dyspepsia, debility,
etc. g. W. Jones d Co., agents. eodW
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Circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judge.

Toe folio wing cases constitute tO.dsy's
calendar: 1872. A. Herring VS. BeIj
Lock ct al; 4O24, NJ. w. Jones vs r. e.
Brinkley: 4075, Sam. Rouh VS. J. s.
White On Monday next The court will
begin the cell OF cases which have been
continued to the supreme court calendar,
on which day the first twenty cases will
he called and 30 on, at the rate Of twenty
q day during the term. On the call OF
these CAGES counsel will be required to
try or continue.
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Fun for Ali.

Entertainment every night. Music
and popular songs by the well.knOwn
professor OF music, Mr.. James Van
Hook. Lemp's jager-beer, the best
wines and cigars, served by IL. Linde-
mann, proprietor, 276 Second street.
Come one, come ali.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


As stated elsewhere, Mrs. Bowers be-
gins 81 engagement st tie Memphis
Thes'eT next Monday night with the
new play entitled MART. Wednesday
The School for Scandal will be present.
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Bethel Lunch-WedDesday.
Thursday and Friday.

II you want an inviting dinner and
Pleasant attendants, just call at 269
Main street, upstairs, where you will be
cheaply served from twelve Until six.
Elegant dinner for fifty cents. Oysters
EHiT9.
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sTOVES-STOVES-ST pVES.

Al Seduced Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for ParI0r Gfiees
II. WEfTER d COS.
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Criminal Court-FIippin. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 494 Francis Thompson; GA, Sam
Smith alias Sam Levy; SIT, John o.
Malley; 563, Kate Jackson.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery Court-MOrgan, Judge.
Court stands adjourned until Thurs
day morning at ten O'Clock.
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Bronchial Troches are widely known as
al established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, hoarsemess and other troubles
of the throat and lungs eod&W
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. THE bsst collection ever offered is
low on exhibition at $685. Main street.
Life-like chTomos, English steel en-
cravings, and other rare works OF art, to
be I'D without reserve this (Wednes
day. ard Thursday evenings, at half
past two and seven O'Clock, a. auction.
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Juvenile Books

BRYAET's. Libl airy OF Poetry and Song,
at Mansfords, cor. Second and Monroe.
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ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each, a

A large and varie selection at Mans-
fOrd's, corner Second ard Monroe.
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81 RAYED.

MARE From subscriber, November Both,
vi a bay mare; white spot in forehead,
hind feet white near hOof, and white mark
on each shou der. Any one knowing her
whereabouts will leave her at Van Brocglin's,
on Second street, Wi Dc reasonably Iew6rded.
deS JAMES u. WALTERS.
UKrE-CULl -.aULE- strayed from the
III owner, four miles north OF Shelby 9
pot one Olacz uUcs-, blind IA right eye, IN
hands n'Eh; enc b-ld-fsced cot, three years
Old, ana one Is.T-uay horse mule, nine OF
tea years utd, Ary informstion concerning
tho above w.. b literally rewarded, by
II ERrUG, COMMON d CO.,
and West Court,
OF Z ESSLEY,
del Shelby nepot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

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