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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-02


"ToMMY" is sorely troubled over
the question of tax list publication,
and the anxiety he displays through
fear of losing pay for the job, is
laughable. AS usual, it is not the
interest nor welfare of the people
of Lake county he considers; but
simply his own pocket book. 1t is
plain to be seen that he will know
no peace of mind until those SUI
plcmcnts have been issued in due
form, and the money for the same
in his pocket. Last week the poor
little fellow exhausted himself in
two-column article of misrcprcscn-
tation, libel and sheer nonsense.
He moved his press out of Chase
and Lake county, thinking, accord
to his own confession) that it would
snake no difference" with the lc-
gality. He was speedily informed
Of his error, and made all haste to
borrow a little old press, which is
now at Chase.
We had no intention of publicly
discussing the question of legality
of publishing tax lists in foreign
supplements; but as the question
is one likely to be pretty freely
discussed, We may perhaps as well
quote the law, which states that the
list shall be published IN one news
paper "printed and published' in
the county-and say that it seems
very strange that our Legislature
should, in framing law for the
publishing Of tax lists, be very par
ticular to require the papers pub
fishing them to be printed in their
respective counties, allowing tho
lists, the object of the enactment,
to be printed in foreign supple
mcnts. Such action is too strange
for belief on our part. We are not
alone in our views on this question.
As sample of the utter worth
lessness of "Tommy's' article, We.
give the following single extract,
and the statement of facts after it:
He says petition was gotten up
by ourselves, "asking the Auditor
General to cause all the tax lists to
be published in the body of the pa
per., and to inform publishers that
If they we're printed in supplement
form they would be deemed unlaw-
ful-or to that effcct-and the
same was extensively circulated by
the more inferior twin, OH Tues
day Of this week, and was signed
by a certain number of his 'ablc
supporters and denounced by
many Of his principlcd haters."
The matter Of "Tommy's" insinua-
ton that the members ofOur Board
ofSupervisors, and the other officers
whose names appear below, are
unprincipled, We leave for them to
settle. The following, signed by
every Supervisor, and by three out
Of the four county officers to whom
it was presented, Gt was not Sex
tensively circulated'') may be relied
upon as expressing the views of a
majority Of the citizens of Lake
county:
To the Au-'ifor General of the State Of
Michigan:
We the undersigned officers and cit
ixcns ofI.ake county would respectfully
rcmonstrate against the publication ~
the delinquent tax list for 1874, In the
Lake county Herald; unless said paper
print the said list In the body ~ the
paper, and In Lake county. Our reason
Tor making this request h, that the
publication in supplement- form Is like
~ to be contested In the courts, and
We desire to have the publication strict
~ legal.
xu.,iss Randall. Supervisor Of Shase Township
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WORTH WHILE IL . ssa . ss <. :; n: &; ::
family piper, tho 'SrAs SrAKoLED BAkNkR," Led
yer rizc. only a year. and chOics u feors sls-
SERVER. We receive subschbers At emily a.. which
secure, the paper year and prvmiums, al rent (Srs
ct. We will Club IL with the Stan and supply LoH
yor only $s.75. Cal and re Ms pdpsr. d2.ss
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Land For sale.

hay county, Mich. One Hundred Acres " timber
land-thc W ofN w y, Soc. II, Town 70 N.
kangc y: eighteen miles from Railroad, and we'll
aud time an balnnc~. For further partSeulars I'D.
arr-s Rev. b. y. Barter. s33 liuron g., T0Ssds o..
or caAs R4Dclyv.
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Ravases are everywhere cities,
towns and households suffer. Provide
a defense before the ficnd comes. All
fires are small when first seen, may
Ike easily put out, hence Fire Extin-
gl,isher at hand Is better than Oceans
too late. Extinguishers are used for
nothing else, hence are always in
place. They put out thousands Of fires,
saving Millions of dollras In 1874. All
sizes and styles made. Smallest size
weighs, charged, rs pounds, equals 25C
gallons of water, throws IL stream 35 to
so feet. Price s45. Largest size
equal to 10000 gallons of water. Price
$1,000.
Canvassers wanted in every town
in the world.
Great American Fire Extinguish-
or Company.
Louisville, KY.
2-ll-3-2S
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Dr. Dsrrsr's Tonic Bowel ana Pile Pills.

Dr. Bsrgsr's Tonic Bowel and Pile Fills.
These piIs are an infnbls remedy Tor oonstipatics
mi piles, caused By weakness or suppression OF the
,criststic motion ~ the bowels. They very gently
increase the activity OF the intestinal canal produce
off stools ana relieve piles Il Thousands have
zen cured By them. Price 30 cents, sent by mail On
eo.ipt % prios. Prepared only by y. ALFRED
sBIcHARDr, PnARnAorsr, tOs fouHrn AVENUE
SEw YoRR CRY.
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csmpsi.s large aud varied assorimsst Of Patterns
and domesIs tvslkn., ~ the R'.st accomplished
z,ydssss' They are the most perfect citing. most
senssd TO the pulc. and take Oh. lead wherever Intro
aueed. Agenfs tcunted. Send for illustrated cAta-
lcgue. Address,
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ing matter, peculiar to the genius Of ia
author. MansfOrd, at the corner o
Monroe and Second streets, has il.
II is almost impossible to get meC tC
work ST loading and unloading boats 81
the landing on account of its fearful
condition. The Ella Hughes had 70 dis
charge at the elevator yesterday, snd
we learn that several other boats will
90 the same hereafter.
Captain Milt Harry came acrOss tbe
Country by rail yesterday, the st. Frau
cis Belle continuing her voyage round
the usual way, aud will arrive here to.
night. She passed Devalls Bluff with
over three hundred b3lts OF cotton and
five hundred sacks of seed.
1t is stated in the LedgCr that
an injunction Wss obtained before
Judge Morgan, yesterday morning, by
Capt liu George w. Cheeb, If the Vicks-
burg line; Captain AIilt Harry, White
Tivsc line; William Elliott, Arkansas
river lire; and Captain Lee, Friars
Point line, restraining Wharfmasts T
Shsw from collecting wharfage, On tle
ground that the money is not applied 20
the improvement Of the hGTi.
\ Pittsburg dispatch yesterday gives
the following account Of q serious acct.
dent 10 the Tigress No. z: tE4Fiy this
morning the steamer Tigress No. 2,
when near Osborn ststi0n, on the Allie
gheny river, near this city, exploded q
boiler, detaching top sheet ami send
ing it entirely through the cabin floor
and roof in front Of the pilot-house. The
crew consisted Of ten men, four of them
iremen, three OF whom were badly
scalded. The boat took fire, but the
flames were soon extinguished by the
crew.
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Iiverncol arIivsls were weaker.

The following g the comparative cot
ton statement To- The week ending No
vembeT b, ~ all United Ststes ports
a. compared with the corresponding
week lasU ye7r: Net receipts, ia 900
bales; last year. I4S 900; receipts for the
season. 9IS OGJ; last year, 795, 600; week, .
exports, Il coo; Iast year, 90 OOO; STOCK
on band aud on shipbOSrd not yet
clesr-i 4sS. 900; last year, ass, Co., stock
q interior towns, 90 000; last year. co.
O30; stock at Liverpool, 81, OUOi last
wear 6SsOQG; stock % American afCa'
for Great Britain, 5000; last year, l4i, =
Sold opsaed ia New York > ll5s, fell
f,l15l and c'o-sd a ll5i
The New York Bulletin Of Tuesday
avs ina. ,,.euty az cotton was Offering,
aud pricss weTG easy, and adds: On
ea.ttsc;s there bAs kte9 fair bat by no
means Ect We business sd an irregular
uarEer. The opening WAS SteaIy anu
In rome cas-a IA advance c. I-oZSSl-lEc
took ula,e, which was a!terwaTd lost 10
he followed by another show OF strength
ago final the turn once Iaore III ouy-
ers favog. with The close slack. Ihere
sid rot sppzaT t. be mu2h point us
the market II the best, and IS near Is
ee could discove- the bears were
fearful Il short sales ct ruling rates,
yyhi.e tie bulls were inuKidated by
the comparatively full run OF receipts,
and tie stocks 10 sight both on the sea-
bgBrE and ct iDterlOr towns" Tine same
psgac SAYS that the October corner
in cotton prov, d the most successful one
OF any IN yszrs pas. Actual aud reg
ulsr buying shd selling, Ia the mean
timz. geTe limited Imperative wants
for spi1usEs. the specU.stors md not
fila arrivals !g0m tie south sUta3 ;leltly
vigorous for tL e'S operators, and they
imported from Boston, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore. Il appears probable,
however, that but lite money was
IN, de alter Il! The hustle. The free de-
i5,-or,es TO lpscul tive operators ThO did
- y.-l,l tie cotton, and could only sell
;~.ta decline, Wss considered an Offset
~ the ADVANCE IN rates. An extension
"a nTarssiGns into tue present month
and another conner flr November were
emong the IrohAsAifles limited az,
though st tie present wIiiih2 al opef'
,tors sayeDr 10 re taking = sort Of SteG' o.
fng sgail after Lbp -cSnE severe sirdgSle'
A great many operators commence tC
think that cotton may possibly nave
reached goo fair selling value. rms
S. bs=1d p;. the belief that market car
7.uv re fund for ali goods, and that th'
id sI-rlgs IS sufficiently out OF the way
go all I'd al outlet fer fresh pTodueLtoI
without further shrinking values" In
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MONEY MARKETS.
RY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November 5.-Rehtes, 65f.
673,.
NEW ORLEANS, November D.
Gold, ll53@1l54; sight, / discount etsr-
ling bank nominal.
LONDON, November 5.-Amount of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
ENGLAND on balance tO-day, El3,OOO.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for three months bills ia 81 per cent be-
ing below the Bank Of England rate.
Consols for money, "a 10; on account,
% 3-I6; 5-2Js Of 1865. 1887 5-2Os o 1907,
1851; lO-4Os, l043; new fiYes, 1885 New
York Central, 90; Erie, llti Erie pre-
ferred, 80.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Money
RANGED st 4(65 per cent, closing easy at
. pef cent. Prime mercantile paper, ga
7 per cent. Customs receipts, S2s9, Co.,
DRY goods imports, s. ,G23. 900. The as
sisient treasurer discussed SSi9 Coz
Cicaringa, S47, 600 600 Gold advanced
from Il5i to 1853, fell of 10 ll5s, and
closed at ll5t Rates paid for carrying
weEe and 2 per cent; loans were sls(
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Flour
quiet. Wheat quiet but firm, 81 100
i So. Corn quiet, 60961c. Oats quiet
and firm, 3S@42c. Hay dull. PrOvis-
ions dull and nominal; nothing doing.
| Bulk clear ribs, l24', loose. Bacon
clear ibis, 133c, packed. Lard-tierce,
14@14tc. Whisky, 81 Is. Bagging
quiet, l24@l3c.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Flour dull.
Wheat higher; No. red winter, 81 50.
Corn dull aud dropping; No. 2 mixed,
49c bid, cash, aud 47c November. Oats
dull and lower; No. 2,35c. Rye-nOthing
doing Pork higher, $23. Lard quiet.
Bulk meats quiet; only limited job
biug demand. Bacon firmer, 1O9lOi,
I3llG14, 144c. Whisky, 81 49,. 80
CHICAGO, November 5.-Flour quiet
and weak. Wheat quiet but firm; No.
spring, 81 078. Corn easier, with
good demand; No. 2, 52!c. Oats dull;
! Ne 2, 30Ee. Rye dull at 65@654c. Pork
irregular, but in the main higher; old,
522; new, S2I@2l %. Lard unsettled
and lower at l23c. Bulk meats steady.
Whisky, ST IL.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-FlOur
| dull. Wheat dull; red, 81 2G(91 %.
Corn quiet but steady; old, $4,000;
new, dull, 4O942c. Oats dull, 28@42c.
Rye dull, 75978c. Pork scarce and
firm, held at SO 80. Lard easier; steam,
'l24@l2sc; kettle, 13ic. Bulk meats
quiet bat steady; partly cured, 50, l29
i2Sc loose. Bacon nominal. Green
meats firm; shoulders, 74@7sc; clear
ribs, l29c. Whisky lower, ST Y. But
ter steady for best grades.
NEW YORK, November 5.-FIour
dull, lower and heavy; eupeTtine State
and western, S5(G5 25; st. Louis, So so
az. Rye -four steady at 81 2595 SO,
| CornmeaI dull; western, IS S0(93 20.
! Wheat dull, lower aud heavy; No. 2
! Chicago spTing and No Milwaukee,
| 81 80. Corn heAvy and lower; mixed
western, steam, 73lE75c. Oats more &C.
tive. Coffee, caTgpes, l892O4c gold;
! jobSing at lS62i5c gold. Sugar quiet
aud steady; prime, SSG; Muscovado,
| re; centrifugal, SIC; refined is in good
demand st i09llc. M0lasses-grocery
| grades quiet; New Orleans new, to a.
! rive, SO@S}c. Petroleum quiet at 6B(97c;
refined, 13s@l34c. Pork steady at 500
| % %. Cut meats quiet; mlddles quiet;
western long clear, l3@l3fc; city clear,
| 1910. Lard closed heavy; new prime
! steam, l3ic. Cheese quiet at 6(9l2sc.
] w hlEhN luOiC oNObi e%S - 80
NEW ORLEANS, November B.
Sugsr dull; good fair to strictly fully
fair, 6ECaySsc; choice yellow clarified, Sc.
Moiaeses-low grades dull and DomiDali
prime T. strictly prime, 5l@56c. Flour
only local demand; quoted: super
fine, 81 3O(94 50; double extra, 50; treble
Extra, IS 25(96 50; choice and family,
IS 75(94 80. Cornmeal-fresh scarce at
! So 50G3 so. COru-demand moderate
at 75as84c. Oats are in limited demand !
sales Of choice white at 55c. Bran
supply light, 81 10 Hay dull; prime,
| S24625 Pork-the market bare Of
round lots; small sales at SIS 25925 IS.
DIV salt meats-none in first hands;
jo6bing sales Of shoulders at lO9e. Ba-
con scarce, and held at lOl, IL, 143@
lac. Rans-choioe sugar-cured scarce
and in demand at l69l7c; inferior, 100
I5c. Lard in light supply at l4s9 l4sc;
keg, loo Whisky-supply light al
81 'I5GI 20 Extraordinary to prime,
lSt02ic.
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-J. W. Wal.
VS.. l.. l.. Setter.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 of the Code o.
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
upon the personal property Of the defendant
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is Justly indebted to plaintiffs In the SUN
of nineteen dollars and fOrIy-three cents, b
account, and that ne is a nonresident Of Il g
State of Tennessee;
It is thereioIe ordered, That the said Defend
ant, L. l.. Setter, make his personal APP
pearance before me, at my office, in the city
OF Memphis. Tenn, on the 9Th day of NOVenI-
bcr 1875, at 10 O'Clock am and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same Will be proceeded with eX-
parte, and that a copy of this order be putt
Iished for four successive weeks in the Mem.
phis Daily Appeal.
This the Isl day of October, 1875.
4 cOpy-attest:
Oct2 sa JAMES HALL, J. p.
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No. Z54 hules-In the Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee A. An
Eders0n, Administrator de bonis non Of WIN.
q. " ART, deceased, vs. A. H. Kerr ct al.
1T appearing from the bill in this cause, that
L this is a proceeding TO settle the estate Of
Vim. G.. Ward, dece8se ', as an tnsOlvent es-
tate, such insolvency having been properly
suggested, it is ordered that all parties claim
ing 70 be creditors of said estate, make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
CT Y OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
lst day Of February, 1876, and have themselves
made par les defendant and file their claims,
or ne same will be forever barred, and that q
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This October 2, 1870,
= copy-attest: EDMUND a. COLE,
Clerk and Master
BY 4. r. MCHENRY. Deputy q. q NJ.
JARNAGIN & ERAYsER, soils for Compt
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Friday, the 18th Day of November, 1875.

within legal hours, the following desert bed
real property, situated, lying and being In
District No. 10 Of Henderson county, in the
State of Tennessee, bounded and described as
follows, that is to say:
one tract of eleven (lD acres entered in the
name of Nancy Souls beginning on stake
south of the northeast corner of No $50 for
go acres in the name OF JoL 7. Hartman
runs west A poles to two T. pelO gums in
Bra och river swamp; thence north 40 poles o
a white eak; thence east A poles 10 Il hickory
sapling in the west boundary line OF the said
Harman tract thence south 40 poles TO the
Also on tract of twenty (2O) acres, being a
part Of fifty-s ere ntry in the name OF bra
ham niece, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming on stake, and poplar and dOgwOod, in
the creek bottom, the southeast corner of the
same and runs east % poles to white oak, one
standing on each side OF the jack
son road; thence south l6o east with
the meanders of saId road 81 poles
to black oak and poplar in the west bound +.
ary line of j. Y. Harmon. No SSs as above;
thence south 30 poles 10 a hickory; thence
west IS poles to q hickory, the southwest cor
ner of the same; thence north 80 poles to the
Also another tract Of twenty niLe (29) acres,
bounded as follows: Beginning on a black
stump aud chestnut on the north side of the
Jackson road, on Niece line. and runs west
Al poles to hickory and black oak; thence
north 7219 poles to dogwood and hickory /;
thence west A. poles to a hickory and walnut;
thence north lt21% poles 10 a poplar and ash I;
thence east 30 poles to stake IN M'Gee's We st
line; thence south 30 east Win Inc IQ9A0derS
of ]. W. Turner's lands 80 poles 20 the begin
ming.
these three entries and parts OF entries con.
tanning by estimation 90 acres, more or less.
4 so one oJner tract OF land of sixty (6J)
acres, granted to + anderson : stes, and bound
ed as fellows: Beginning at a stake In the
Jackson road, a white oak pointer, - poles
east of the northwest corner of entry No. =,
for nifty acres in the name of Abraham NJ Gee,
and runs west 81 poles to stake and holly
pointers; thence south 80 poles TO a stake with
pointers; thence east As poles TO a take IT. the
road with pointers; thence south 50 poles to a
stake with pointers thence IS poles TO a axe,
white osE Gn black oak; thence north lOO
poles 10 a stake. hornDeam and hickory;
thence west u poles to a stake; thence north
10 poles TO a stake; thence east IS poles to a
| dogwood; thence "a poles to a stake in said
| road, with chestnut pointers; thence south
| %, north 40 poles with the meandeIings OF
| said road to the beginning, including all that
| part of said entry east OF Turner's branch,
| making the meandeTs OF said b anch the west
| boundary Of said land so far as to reach John
| BrOoks's line.
| Memphis, Tennessee, October %, 1875.
| L. NJ. BECKERDITE,
| SVecial Commissioner of said District Court.
| L. b. h'Farland aud ]. B. Clough, solicit.
! Oc30
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Executors Notice.

TUE undersigned having qualified as the
i executor of he last will and testament of
the late VIM. b. GreenlaW, deceased, hereby
notifies al persons who have claims against
the estate TO present them to him, properly
authenticated, at No. 10 Madison street, Mem
phis, within the time prescribed by law, OF
this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
cOYegy; and all persons Indebted TO the estate
are Rquested to come forward and make pay
ment. W. Z. GREENLAW, Executor.
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, November 5.-The
package trade in domestic goods con-
tinuss light, and the jobbing and i'm
porting branches quiet. Cotton goods
are steady and unchanged in prices, and
cotton fannels are ia good demand.
Prints moved slowly. Freeman's fan
cies are reduced to etc. Printed rolls are
in fair request. Wooden goods ruled quiet,
except repellants, which ale in moderate
request. Foreign goods quiet.
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saturday, November 6, 1873,

within legal hours, the following descrioe-
property, situated in shelby county, TenneS-
see, bO-W1t:
Being part OF the John Ramsey grant for
5000 acres, and part OF what is known as the
Andrew Kerr division, and also being parts OF
the lot known on the plan Of the subdivision
of said Kerr tract, made by n. A. Kerr ana z.
S. Todd as lots 90 and 80 (the said two lots con-
tanning 80 e3 TO- acres, and being the northern
halves OF said two lots, and being that portion
thereof set aside and conveyed to Sarah G..
Wheaton, tie wife of :. NJ. Wheaton, by the
deed Of partition of said lots between her and
John Wildberger, registered in Registers Of
fee of aid county, in book No. %, pages 1856
3S and 3SS, being familiarity known as the
"WheStOn Place."
Terms of S8le-On credit Of twelve months,
purchaser to give note with good security,
lien retained to secure same; equity OF re-
demptiOn barred.
This October IA, 1875.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
by K. ]. Black, ID. G. and NJ.
Vance & Anderson, soils. octl4Zl % nOv36
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Yesterdays NV York closing tele-,
gran repCrs: y arket quiet steady and
3 l6c love-; ordiJ airy, IL l6e; COED Of
binary, i 5-l6e; low middling, lSc;
midJ.iug, Is $3.50; good IniGdling,
l3 7-l6c; sales, 1ll2 bales. hiddhnS
came time last year, l4sc.
Yesterds y's Liverpool closing tsle-
orsr, rspoTts: Market dull; uplands,
q 5-l6t; Orleans, I'D; sales, 10000 bales,
of winch G0O0 were American; receipts,
7lO0 balas. Of which 300 were Ameri-
can. Uplsnd middliDg same tine last
year. I'll l6i.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
c2y tefOre:
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RIVER CHRONICLE,
weather and Rivers.

Weather cool and clearing, after near
" forty hours Ct continuous rain. Tier.
mometer, 540. The following table con-
tinues to indicate a geners upw2rdnef :
of the tide, which is truly gratifying to
the marines, and could only be more So
10y indicating more Of il. See for yourself:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE 4. :. ARMY,
MEMPHIs TENN., November ), 1875.
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SALE SF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

In the United States District Court for the
Western District of Tennessee.
ny VIRTUE Of decree of said Court enter.
n ed on the 18th day of April, A. D 1875, in
q certain cause then pending in said Court,
wherein l. NJ. BeckeTd te, Assignee in Be nix
ruptcy of Jemes NJ PTiddy, is complainant,
and James Nj. Priddy and others are defend
ants, VIII sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder for cash, in front of the COurthC use
at Jackson, in the county of Madison, and
state of Tennessee, en-
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VAPo E B a TT II
VTaafWseus fer skFODEc RIaeasRg

DR E. A. WHITE, 1872 DeSoto street, is now
II prepared with the different 1umigating
combinations 10 treat chronic diseases of the
Liver, kidneys, Skin, Blood, MercuTial Poison
tngs Gout, rheumatism, all female COM
plaints nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Hemor-
rhoids, etc. With his experience with the va
pors, and the fact OF his having treated sue
cessfully patients who have spent hundreds of
dollars at the Hot Springs one or two seasons,
without benefit, he considers the combination
superior 10 the springs. Cost OF the treatment,
SIS for fifteen alternate baths for thirty DAYS.
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CHANCERY SALE
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No. I5lO.-First Chancery Court OF Shelly
County, Tennessee-Jas. A. Anderson, adj
mini-tratOr of 5. NJ. Wheaton, deceased, vs..
Waddy Thompson ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlOc utOry decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day OF February, 1875, will sell, at public
auction, 20 the highest bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, new courthOus
huiIdins. Main street. Memphis. TennesseA on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06
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