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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-17

A I AUCTION-The following Lots viii be
u sold TO the highest bidder on Thursday,
bully LIST, on the northwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets: Part lot sol, being S5z
by 1857 feet, south side Jefferson street, next
west OF Mr.. 7. NJ. Patterson; also, the follow
ing lots, in block Y Brinkley Il Snowdens
subdivis on: :, 9, Is and l., east side OF Marley
avenue, and y, II, 20 and q, west side Hastings
street; and the following, in block l3 OF said
subdiVlsion:2 l. &, 5, II and 10, west side MosefS
avenue and Sill, L and ~, east side of Has.
ungs street, each OF said lots 90 feet front by
80 5-l0 feet depth. Terms, half cash, half Ia
one year, with interest from date Of sale al SIX
per cent, secured by trust deed.
jul IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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TAKEN UP.

OW-An old brindie COW with white spots,
crop on right ear, swallow FORK on left.
q owner can have her by applying al the
ruer Of Front and WalkerstS. /. A. Pickett.
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Go TO Kenealy's Business College.
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WANTS.
nurse at
~ & pAT,TER1G POW GhnIhr-

KTURSE-Wet nurse at
IN 5POTTER'S ROW, Shelby, st.
TXPERIENCED HARDWARE SALES
Ia MAN-One who controls a large trade in
Tennessee and the south can obtain a per.
manent situation in hrst-class house, at a
liberal salary, il references as TO character
and qualifications are satisfactory. Address
with full particulars
juI5 LOCK-BOX 68I, Cincinnati, Ohio.
EVERYBODY TO KNOW that they can
IL have their old Sewing-Mschines repaired
al 25S Sc cond street, by West & O'Reefe. All
Work warranted JUL d&W
NURsE-Wet nurse. Apply to
N DR.. W. K. RODGERS,
Jul5 cor. Union and Main SITS.
uOUSE-Bya permanent tenant, house Of
Al or rooms. Must be centrally located.
Address CASH, Appeal office.
NURsE-Whlte nurse girl at
IN 1859 SECOND STREET.
TEL EGRAPHING-Ladie aud gentlemen
Il 70 learn Jelegraphtng. School conducted
by employees OF The Western Union Telegraph
company. For Information call at Western
Union Telegraph ONCE, 30 Madison street, or
at the school r ON, S54 Main street (up stairs,
between 10 and II am, and 5, and and pm.
"ANTED-FOUR ATTENTION TO TIE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MAHUFACTO-
BY, 81 Washington st. Awnings OF ali styles
made to order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-upholstered, vaTnished,
and packed for shipment. Carpets taken up,
cleaned and relaid. An work called for and de-
uvered FREE ~ ~hevu-a Y. BUTTEN BERG.
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INVITATION COMMITTEE.
W. L. Anderson, Chairman.
z h Vance +. 5. Davis,
sam. T. Carnes, n. A. Hamilton
J. A. Hayes, jr., W. Y. Hamin,
H. 7. Force, ID. L. Mckay,
q T. Dobb, ]. :. Richardson,
K. V. Vredenburg, Geo. 7. Vance.
FLOOR, MUSIC AND DANCING.
Jake NJ. Wood, Chairman.
Fred. GutheIz, d. A. Brewer,
Fred Smithwick, b. NJ. StrattOn,
] : Hatcher, Walter BOwdre,
ID. A. WaIdlaw, \. W. DuYallt
Ike F. Peters, W. G. McNutt,
Robt. ID. Speed, A. a. James.
GATE AND COLLECTION COMMITTEE.
Us. Carpenter, Chairman.
+. Banksmith, J. &. Wtl1ns,
Forman Avery, j. q. Donsdsler jri
Tack White, A. +. Davis,
J. J. Freeman, James Il. Kirkland.
GROUNDS AND LIGHTS.
q. II. Dennison, Chairman.
Music by Arnold's band.
Tickets for sale at s. Mansfield q Co, g. W,
Jones & Co., ]. s. Hatcher & Co, Boyle d Chap
man, e. L. Cleaves, and at the gate jul7
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down THRY GO FOB CASH,

w a
VIII get the value
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS-Cool, airy, furnished rooms. Meals
II If desired. Reference required. Gait house.
OUSE-Brick house, seven rooms, all
III newly papered and in perfect repair
house No. 81 Marshall avenue, next door 10 2S2
Union street, where apply
julie JOHN f. FINLEY.
DOOMS-CoOl and pleasant furnished rooms
II at go Main street, corHOr Gayoso. 1ulb
CTORE-HOUSE-No. 2SS Main street, corner
- Madison. Apply to Oliver, Finnie d Co.
ID ESIDENCE-Eigh rooms, 81 Mosby street.
n Applyat 43 SECOND ST
HENTRAL HOTEL-On Adams street. APP
u ply 20 David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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PERSONAL.
ROOMs AND BoARD.

DR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes q speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
Office 323 Poplar street. my29
ROOASS AND BOARD.
DUUM AND BUARD-FTrsJ door front room
II unfinished, with board, s.; day board,
IS per week, at 81 Monroe st. iul7
DOOM-A splendid room, with board; terms
T. moderate; at 10 NJ onToe street. jul8
DOOM AND BOARD-I have a pleasant
III room TO rent with board. Family with
out children preferred. Reference required.
julS MRS. A. SADLER, 4Sl Shelby ST.
DOARD-Unfurnished Room, with Board, in
ID a private family; delightful and healthy
location; best references required. Apply at
northeast corner Linden and Lauderdale stS.
EBOOMS AND BOARD-Desirable front room,
IL with board, at IS UNION st.
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NEW WHEAT.
$4,000 Bushels Wanted.

HIGHEST market price raid in cash VIII
IL make liberal cash advances and furnish
sacks to parties desircIs of shipping heat
through rs 10 millerS Or our cOrTesDOudents
in western or northern markets.
G.. A. E.CKERLy
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant
corner Front Union SITS, Memphis, Tenn
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DIANOS-A lot Of second. hand Pianos in
good order, cheap. at
H. G. HOLLESBERG'S Music house.
HOUSE AND LOT-2S3 Poplar stTeet-one OF
III the most pleasant residences on that
favOrite street-Offered for sale st moderate
price and on easy terms. Apply TO
JUG IRRELEVANT & Co, 10 Madison st.
CTEA M-ENGINE>S and Boilers, portable and
y stationary, new and secondhand, suita-
BILE 10 run saw and gristmills and cotton-gins,
low for cash or city acceptance. Apply 10
Jus CUBBISS & GUM.
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APPEAL RATES.


RATES OF ADvERTIsING,
IN DAILY APPEAL:
insertion, per square. 81 90
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FOR SALE.

OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY-Situ-
" ated in the town Of Oakland, on the NJ.
& +. X. r., 70 miles from Memphis. The build
ings are new and easy of access, surrounding
country thickly settled and community re-
fined. Il is well adapted for teachers, family
and boardeTs; good gardens and two good els
terms. Terms very liberal. Apply 10
JAMES MOORE, or G. A. ALLEN,
jul5 Oakland, Mississippi.
TNGINE, ETC.-One 40 or 50-horse power en-
Il glne with magnificent boiler, shaiting,
etc, complete and in perfect repair; one Win
ship power cotton press; one Reynolds re-
vOlying hand cotton press; one 5O-saw Guilett
gin: one j. Z. Carver 70-saw gin; one pair OF
Deerborue cotton scales; one pair OF Fairbsnk
platform scales; one large writing desk; also
a number Of champion cotton gins. All the
above are in perfect order and VIII sell very
cheap. Apply TO -
J. NJ. PATRICK q CO,
jul3 up stairs, corner Union and Front.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ciGl MURDERS HER YOUNG ELIRiYm-
CHICAGO. Ill. March a.-Last night girl
a2mci iIcrneY, aged sixteen. stabbed boy
named FISHER, seventeen years old, in tbarch
street, cutting close 10 his heart and oene-
tratug his lung, lie Will die She claim
cd THAI ie soduced her. After the fray she
W. found in q house Of ill-iame intoxicated
DIR. pEEoyEN's DEFEAT EXrECTEn.
The friends of Dr. DeKoyen think he Viii
nr-lLn.A he Lelenfcl
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The Washingt5G correspondent oi ihe
Troy ii jrs says "Yhe President. ou .a5
whole, Will be satisfied thins sth What
Congress mas done a ,h,. -c--ion. Cor !; has
sustained hi course Ut New Orleans, 50 far
- IN, recognition of Kellogg /, concerned
and il eiyes him thirty millions more % rev
emo and gives explicit advice in the Ar-
tan.as case. On the whole, considering
the difficulties. Is not thi. doing very we'll =?
And now. we shall have quiet summer,
and if the business of the country improves
The elections next fall will be like.7 20 sho,g
a martial recovery o. tA1 gT9-nd lost last
fail. The ireaidsnt VII not inte5lere with
.br oath cnless there a. trouble, 5u; If
there is any outbreak he viii be pretty <ur9
10 use the army to enforce order. lie vote
In the House on the ia7ee ~. 'eats % up
hold bin ~ ,ar purpose, but after the
; ,ots ,i{.s5nS aim 10 aoR- Interference in Ar
/ gausas and If the Compromise in Louisiana
/ work we'll, there is little chance OF inter-
I fafs,,.- No outbreaks are expected ont
! -iie Of the States named in the force bill,
namely, Louisiana. Arkansas, Mississippi
| and A'ab4ma, and in the last neEe4 state
/ the Democrats have ert-se cO4trol, and
| they N ~ have no --0.-Se y e9gsge IN any
/ outraue. indeed one result of 30 s,aeL
/ .aik D, { on this subject wi. ~ 10 show the
/ Southern Democrats .As necessity Tor good
( behavior On ;aess part il they would moi
gi.ti., mo North int activity The lead
sFs here see this, and they are hlling tn!
South full Oi good advice. and the result
of all of il may be in reality much bette
state oil things
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To Tag AFFLf1TsD.-No Ig.ssfer under What .Lrni
Of sickncss vuu lahor there j. truth you should
keep in mind Al disease originates n an impure
condition Of The bis.si Purity that. ami tho disease
must depart. bal GU cannot purity the blood by
HE use al poisonous drugs, and exhaustive stimu-
iants. me ne-t Blood Purifier ever discovered -
In. Walkers famous tIsESaR BirTsas. compounded
VI ,impls helbs Feb !, tdAw4w
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i.AnolLE Lo1Slt hey. N.o. W Bsiicy,
iar nine years pastor of the Jniyersaiis.
church OF Morrisy.lie, preached ais farewell
sermon On SUNDAY Of last week
uaek Bros. OF johnson, have recently
made ale Of 2l7 goo icet OF dressed lumber
TO the builders OF the new insane asylum AT
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. j. Ferris, of ,loh-s.4. ,e@snes las
farewell sermon March AZ
g. ! Rido, PRINCIPAL Of the graded school
at stowe. was the recipient u a nice god
pen from his scholars Oh tue last DAY OF the
winter term.
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r.t. ...,, .,...rf>Its-vr. ....,., ...
VIM
between Ms Tito. Air. Triton boss
Southport. conn, injuly 'DI. 1ig r.--
nam l-.i iltou accounted ior t,- mood.
Ie-s a- q penalty and common .lll-.r.Fl.
..e.ri men of genius. lie needed ta. .l..-H
tIln of au audlQnc. T. TA..3 bis spirits. So
they got him up B. lu-Fth % July audience
ln >lU,Alog. Con CZatilull talrea. >lr.
ti...a spoke and
...rrve, -lf.;sFrf AGAIN.
"'""N t-lH ''
,,...If - d.. o.Ii.'r.f tlo Ir.ir.er.i--.
-t.a e.l the nuluit or hold any Office. ..-
ritou said thst 10 lose the lr.elevt.ut
would wreck Theol,re'- ...c fhe iiey
further testified th3. Mr. Triton treated
Bessie Turner g. ua, ul bis own children iu
ail rl-re-t- iie conferred with Mrs. Pat
,---4 g.
.,.....-..... .....,. r.....s..,...,r,.
I'm 49, a.
fiit.p +afrri ,b,nt N- G.-rler
lie said that BeceAe- Wa srea,
neral teacher 5a; tL4. ac hei
..l,, ...c os ta0agAt. BeecAor'- genius Wa
4 .crr4tcl. ii, power lag more la bis
uasu4mmit, Mrs. Putnam remlrkcItda-
Mc. Uc.,aur p1Wcr lay ia his moral clur-
a.o. Triton SAID She and other people wcr.
u.s.ahon ia that BeecLer had puon,
courage ae wa- brave before ana a-..euc'
'uI 'H private
1@' "Al, HA" " AS y } LAl'ii '''-.'~.'-
DR.. Storr~ was Il better .Aeo.0glau. lie
Mas more logical ia-l Gr. Bcether, uai
i'r. otorrs, atlS iii:1n, on the testimony OF
MIS- ;c.G2:n, was the man To go 10, 60
s-ag lpe out OF trouble. Mr.. Eeccher was,
tae u'aH go geo 90 If you were IN trouble.
rng cross EXAMINATION
pi Nss Putnam was begun by Mr. .-ac-
ton shortly after Il o'clock. JoGze Nelson
preceded 1t with request .aat % should
not hc unues>arily extended tnIer the
cross examination oi the eX-Judge the Wit
ness was Led to put very different lace on
many siltemenis made on direct eztmlra-
t.uu. Mrs Putnam sworc positively tnat
She bad never been angry wlta hr >'orr-
Are You quite sure querirt Fullerton.
Nultc, VS. The response. LOOK at that let
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GA and after March /, ls.j, tie Rome,
), atertown d OEden,burg railroad Viii re
4aoe iis iaIa TO and from all LEGAL points on
,as road 90 three cents per mile. no matter
laS .blr; tie distance
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The value Of the spriays al Saratoga NAY
estimated when it Is known that one
aslcof the Gyser va, lately sold for one
hundred thousand dollars.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY

SIX persons received the ordinance o! Dap
.isn at the First Baptist Church. this city,
sunday
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ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, March .
Market very dull. Common to fair winter,
- to 20c; medium to good winter, 20 to
BE: choice fall and winter, 2jc; selections,
i.Il. - and Boz
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HlNEsBrgoH. Moses +. Cheney. the vet
eran singing master Of Vermont. VIII give
his Musical lecture On music III Hines
harrh. Friday evening Of this week.
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&saal Natites.
TIMOrnY nvKDIcn,s F.r,r,.

NE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. I1v-n- been 80.
w pointed by the ilonsrable tae Probate C.ult
ioi the District ui thitten.cn. Com s-uucrs u &C.
eelVe examine and a''iGs; the claims and demands
OF all persons aga INST the tate OF n notify BuI Oh
late OF UndeFhiu. IN said District. deceased AMI
also all claims and demands exnlh ted in ofset
thereto and SIX months irrin tire das 90 the oats
hereof, being allowed hy tle said Court Tor fhat
purpose. We DO therefore Atrsay give notice fhst
We vii. attend o. the business - cur at.i,gr.ueft
st the dwelling house OF Polly Iarfick IL i..tel
hill, in said District, the thru Tuetys 81. Arf.l
anu August next, at iU O'Clock 90. u.. "a each o.
DAYS. H-y..
Dated this II day o. March = g. i--
VI. r.. HaPaOUD.
EDWARD HANAFOF H. d ''-'i IS. i----
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Burlington Commandery, X. +, have re
e5ed special invitation to attend the
isdicatioa Of the new Masonic Temple in
s-u- York city on the % Of june next.
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1t Is said the Passumpsic railroad has
more depots in proportion to its length than
any other road in the state. The Centge.
averages dspo. every miles. while the
passumpsic ayera.es one every l-2 miles.
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BOSTON MAsaErS.

WEDNESDAY. March ~. ISIS.
FLOUR-The market FOR Flour has been quite
iirrn with steady demand. Low grades are quite
scarce and wanted, and the stock OF all kinds are
moderate. Bales at 81 25G14 50 for Western superne
I W 20 - Tor common extras; 5 y ~ p Tor
Wisconsin extras s. y a 6 > for Minnesota ex-
tras; s. 3 20 y for White wheat, Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan $ sal 40 for Illinois; and 5 - a
" FOR ST. Louis; Fancy Minnesota brands range
from at s. o "a 30 U Dbl. Corn meal is quiet but
prices are firm. Sales at 50 81 40 ~ v bhl. Ia
Rye Flour sales in small lots, at s. OJ6 Oh g. bbi.
wheat at - p per 100 Ms
GRAlN-The market Tor Corn has been quite firm
and prices have advanced. Sales ci Western mixed
ana yellow al s1d9lc g bush. Oats are quito Il m.
sales at II a 1ic per bush Tor mixed ami
white. Rye at s5cdSl 90 per bush. Shorts at So
ana fiue reed and Mlddlings at 81 ass per ton
fhOb lSlOf'S-Ihe market for Pork is dull.
and prices are unchanged Sales at SO 40 l6 SIS
Tor prime SO % G41 30 for mess and 81 ID "a -
tbbl Tor clear and extra clear. The Beef market
quiet. Sales Of mess and extra mess ~ - ~ - 8.
hmily extra at Sld O) "a Il " ifbbl. Lard is firm.
Sales o. cry anu western, at gi5c Z Il. Sm9ksI
Hams At l2Gl2ic Sh.
PRODUCE-lhe demand f,- Butt.r Is fuoierl..
and there is a -Oou supply - all grades except
very choice sales % choice New York aud Vermont
date' at 81 a SIC; a. 70 quality; and com
mon to good at ~ 10 }uc h. Western butter al;
sud3lc z b., as to quality. Ia Cheese sA.eS have
ranged from ~ % if lc Z p as to quality and IS ia
demand. White Beans az : s5al -; extra pea 81,
y 20 a 49, and yellow eyes At s. "a l-lct' bush.
heSs Al ~ a aoc &c. Northern ana Eastern.
Potatoes at = q Sc bush, for Jackson Whtct
and Early Rose. Onions 4. s-1 Dbl
MOOi.-There is but very 4ljt.e clan-e ia W. .
The sales include 25pn Is Ohio and Poem
- wanna neeces at . "a SEE Y h. for and AA -
i<5V1 rs Michigan tee-cs at $50 40 re. c,.t"
rs Western and O-Ie. hetcss 10 g. III r.
l1Nn lbs comhin- AMI dela ne select .uns %. li1i
$1,000 rs unwasuet amt uumercAlutiAlo n,e'-s
at . a iie T. 10.
iey reie;'lpa.l
WORT q
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NAN SHOT IL WALDES.--A st-,,-u. AGAR
occurred in Wal len 4huIslag n which .
rough .b2-aeter uaAei Henry U'Canuan re-
ssi7ed hat is thousht 20 be a fatal wound.
The cause Of the shooting w..- a brutal as
-lult made by O'Cannon upon o widow islY
named Carr, whom he knocked Gown and
otherwise matreatcd Being prosecuted for
the offence By the state attorney 20 tried 30
settle the matter, and gciGg T. Mrs. Carr $
house for that pvrpose be vas met hy her
son Who ordered him out of the house
55n,c words passed between the two. wnea
Carr told O'Ganuoa ii be DID g.. .ta,s oe
would shoot him. N'GdnLJa replied With
-oroe epithet. When Carr drew small rc-
yol,.r and ared. and Otnuusa dropped.
it, bed proiusely, and IL Wa Thought
NJ hr,f he was killed. Aiter "a while he
became conscious. and an examination
showed that the ball struck him on
the .iie OF the chin, ana apparently
glanced into the shoulder above the
collar bone. In couple OF hOar- t't an
nan Ma quite communicative. -e>.-Tiag
he had only received r. ..ay -Cratch
4 phy.ic.aa va. called 20 O'hannon a
.ona a. could be, and report, that hc Is
nr.hshly fatally hurt II is bad wound.
a,.d ms habits have been such a. o. make a
recovery extremely doubtful. Carr, who has
the sylnnathy Of all who know him, les siid
IN ne a harmless and peaetahie man ..e
surrendered himself
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The morniug tie body was found near the
tae4 aLero be wa LEI; the night before.
All loa L,tE.-.-A yoaug man named
Wood committed suicide at Bethel, Wodnes-
dag morning By -hooting himself in the
breast. His was not an insane and consum-
ing passion. but rather Of mcthodical
kind he went into q wooI-hed and care
iaiit liye-ting himself Of has collar and
u-cki.o. Ire put them ir has pocket. and pnt-
ting the pistol to his breas. be pulled the
fatal trigger Not dying quick enough to
,ait A,m--.f - reloaded the pistol and was
-aou. % Gre again when parties who had
heard tie frs, shot rushed in and ii.armed
the unfortunate yoath The cause Of the
rash act is SAID % be- lose affair in which
be VA an un-u.ca.-iu. -uitor fora yoaug
lady -hanl.
Tp- t.ss,t N5vlss JUzerloN.--rhe raj
lo4I tullu, barpsIa at Nooer. Junction,
o.. the ID .rnir- of the 47.h nit. were not
of great ,a.4s, boat contained considerable
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''up3a'e- were "arae', .a4. a. IS "a.
possible .A.gtN what freight was
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the d. Adams Messenger say Mo--rs.
l.. Z. Piat. aud r Il Hoyt paid t, the clerk
u the l.. $. Court. 1t darlington, Thur
Ia,. S3J.457 -t. ia lul settlement anu di--
...r-eul their liability as bail for Gen.
ta.-.s d. Staunarl, late Collector oi Gus
.a- or th. D-uie. Of Vermont They
3. .... 30 realize ahlut Sl5 .oOotrom biz bank
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-12

" ateTioWn OgdenNours rahfoA1 VII IL
dice ii- fare TO and from all ie11' points VI
ta3 road 90 three cents per mHe' no matter
.ax .b1r; tie distance
90 IL ...,.
49, No., n Vermont h,l a. 81.
i.r... P,ct.rv. St. Adams Mgadsy, con
.ots,- 5ig.n to tue conservation of Rev.
Jaime f., k5yeu, d. d, Bishop elect e
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The IT, Adams Messenger say Me--rs.
l.. 3. Pi4tt aui r II Hoytpaid t, the clerk
u the l.. $. Court, II darlington, Thur
I1y. $50. 459 -t. ia full settlement and d.
..alreol their liability as bAil Tor Ten
George d. >'annaTd' -a'o Co''''''F '' ~
..-A- i'f tA- ''-'i'- % '''-''''.'
-... 80 realize a"'Nt e'7''O''f''n n'- Dam
eal q estate
,..........-....c+b. Fxe.ntiy, Committee
r.,..,l p.,r,,. .r
5-,-- .rl-...l, A., Moss tI.,..
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-. ~, Ia. ci,y PARK The
@,1,.....-.;.. emit, ami ,Ji,io-
..-....-...-r.i,,lly invited f. attend
We understand iA2' +lr. j" ". ,4'f'n-
o.. Lee. ia'-.-i a partnership win Ne,-'--
Niucen; a Ian iof 'he purpose 81 carry Ak
ua tie drag Au- ne-- "a tie store eoraef oi
'hu7e" ana ''i'e2a streets. formerly .'.--
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ua .riay night number Of ou.
y.an. l4-r took q -leiElriIs to Essex JUNO
hon. ia Lane Dig sleigh Adirondack, and
ta1 single -lciga-, partook oi one OF m.ne
l...sa.-.4...-- .pr,nfil -grDers and had
r..l rim, generally. re,ur...- asan3a5
..iioi-t- -...s.-,, need of saving that
e'af>iAl"s connected WIZ Tie hue Wa e.
e,--'"t.A 10 Us AnoNh ''l2t 'Ae mana : -r-
ana contractors "e'' NiF. = IL Do" u 'o'
a - I'D
merry ''-ls'al A5e"' o' 'h' " ee1 9g" lI' =
Machine Company III hIr.ins 'on' -..-- ,''
" ]" 90 me d." Me- HOUSE,
,nt..>- $751;. Urs.,xpRY. Deaut, T. T.
,.+r,v..-a ..-elDi-,i q grange AZ Orwell .r.
+t-.-i inst with 20 1Doral afeerei a. .
f.ro,--
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