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(Con,5aaSd fu0m FTnr PHge-)
chaDgeless expression sat Ike
seal upon her face. She knew
there was 10 escape for her-none.
There was only one question 70 be
sOlveds Was she 10 die by the IN
willing hand Of plying stranger,
or be killed cruelty by professional
muFderezi What a world Of ter
ror must have been compzssed IN
these few moments Of her life, a.
shelay watching and waiting there
The clock began 20 chime the
quarters; it was about 20 strike.
Alta given signal the statue-like
SGgues stepped forward and rapid
y uncO.led a rope with a moose al
ready made; they were about 20
slip !; over his head and hang him
70 q beam which ran along the cen
ter Of the ceiling. The horror Of
facing . sudden and violent end
seized hirn-his death would avail
her nothing for whom be died
His senses were 10 a whiFl; be
threw Up his hands and sprsng
forward.
GTH DO iti7 be exclaimed, and
fell On lis knees besides her
"They viii have your life; / can
not cave yOD, child; but / can
shield you from their rongh, cruel
Eands. and put yOG painlessly 70
rest. Forgive ne, forgive ne, for
it is 10 mercy 20 you ia, / 10 this
cruel deed
The white hand ~ cut % him,
and closed over b aa soft, FOR
giving clasp; the a1-ly died ont
Cf the sweet eyes hey rested
one moment on Lis l-..: .heu with !
q low sigh she c. then and /
turned away her T. another |
moment her youre & ebbiDg .
slowly away. lie rel-l-ei by her
side, holding her t.. bis and !
watching till AL " over. He
xodld not Tor a second leave her
with those stern men, lest a wound
ing word or a rough touch might I
disturb her on her way from this .
world % the next. He was con-
Quoted from the place in the same .
way he had entered il, and when I
his conductors took leave Of him
they suggested that IL would be
well If be would leave Naples with
as little delay as possible. This
forced murder, for such it really |
was-lay upon his conscience 70
the end Of his life, and filed it
with one long remorsc-a living /
nightmare-for that scene was
always present TO his mind,
The change that had so long puz-
zled us, puzzled US no more. He
could not carry his secret TO the
grave with him, SO be gave it into
our keeping.
"It's terrible story !" exclaim-
ed.
"And, unlike most terrible stories
it is true" he answered. "CoIne
out for a breath Of fresh air and
sunshine, to blow this gloomy sub
ject from our senses"
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CHERtFF's SALE.-By virtue Of an execution
lDissued sIt Of tie circuit court for th- county
Apena, bearing date Of September 18th. A. ID.
1875, and ~ me directed, AZ certain suit wherein
Seth a. l.. Warner, Prerton G. Purdy, Charles
Bewick, Andrew W. ComstOck and William p.
COmstOck are plaintiffs. vs. Alexander Morris il
defendant, have this day seized and levied upon
the following real es.ats, tho property ofAlex-
ander Morris, the within named defendent, "a
wit All his right, title and interest in and "a
the southeast quarter Of section twenty mine 20
town thirty-tWo 80, north Of range nine o efst
which 4 will Oifer sale at pubic auction " the
highest bidder on wednesday, the 2Isi day Of De
cember next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day.
The above sale viii be held at the front door OF
POtter's Brick Block on Second street in the city
and county OF Alpena, that being the building
in which the circuit couTt for the county Of Al
pena and State Of Michigan il holden.
THOS. Is. JOHNSTON. Sheriff
Dated at Alpena, this End day Of Nov, 1873.
22iy5-1
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much difference TO you or society
bow you are killed, 80 long as you
are, / guess III kill you myself"
So saying, he drew his revolver,
but that conscious-stricken muir
dsrer had departed in the direction
OF Alaska with such ferver that
people couldn't see the brand OF
Cain on his brow for dust.
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What is more provoking 10
sensible man than to pay $3.50 for
a pair Of black kid gloves, and then
be beguiled by dog fight until it
is too late 10 attend the funeral
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-The Cir
~ cult Court for the county Of Alpcna. Seth
A. L Warner, Preston e. Purdy, Charles Bewick,
Andrew W. COms,Ock and William u. COmstOck,
-. RObert Sapper, in attachment.
Notice u hereby given that on the 10th day Of
August, A. ID. 1873, writ 81 attachment vas
duly issued out Ofthe Circuit Court for the county
Of Aipena, 10 the suit Of Seth A. J.. Warner,
Preston &. Purdy, Charles Beviek, Andrew W.
COrbs.O,k, and William y. COmstock, the above
named plaintiffs, against the lands, tencr1ents,
goods md ehattels, moneys and effects Of Robert
Napper, the above named defcndent, for the sum
% two hundred dollars, which SAID writ was re-
turnable on the 7th day Of September, A. ID.
ls75, and has been returned without personal
servico, and lands Of said defendant seized by
virtue thereof
J. d. TCRNBULL,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Dated Sept. 27th. 1875, 2l7vI-2
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FRA f,,s sshse1ifsr ah01t The lyih q Oc;o1er, .
sr.su tsll-le Gov. E1sg1f eiyhf years oit- hAs q
iesssr - II bsrls5 On The EFT hind quarter. Any
rsr~g1 rlfzrLirs ssi1 - the ur1ers-1rnesl- OF
ssfinz infornzs.on - 10 ~ yheEe1bD1ts, ual oe
suitably rewarded -
CHARLES HUEBKR.
Or.- g. 1878. 20
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMEST.-Ths Circuit
y COuT- for tn County u AipeLa- Henry ".
Robin.on ". Henry s. Cunningham, Calvin
Haine-. Philip ". RsBey and George J. Robinson
in Attachment.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day Of
September, 4 l.. 1873, whit Of attachment was
duly iss1edout q tie Circuit Court for the ooun-
~ o. Alpsna, a, the suit u Henry VI Robinson,
the above named plaintiH. against the lands tune
meat. goods and chattels, moneys and effects Of
the abSye nzmed deieDdautE, Henry g. Cunning
ham, Caltln Hzlnes nj Philip n. Ranncy, aud
th-t al the above named defendants were sum
raOnod 70 answer a1id sL!t. That aid attachment
Mas iasi1ed for the sun II Ten thousand Dollars,
that Icing the SUN clsir1ed in said last named
writ, AMI that sa.d wit vas made returnAble On
the first Tuelday q October, A. u. 1878, and that
under and By virtue q E1H wit, chattels, lands,
tenements and prOpeIty u the sid defendants,
Cunningham. Haiues and Ranney, have been at
tached and seized.
J. p. JTTTLE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
DATED al Alpena, the ga day Of october, A. d.
1873. 2zoW6-2
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Notice of Partnership.

ltOtiNO VI az tiiNi Siilp'
NOTICE i hsrety slren thz; special IzrtneT-
= ship has been forrled. uu1eT the firm name Of
Warner 4 Co. foF TIE trlns1ction Of q seIeral
Nerrha16ise Store husiness n the city q AlpeDa,
Aipela Co.. Nich- seth A. l. Warner i tie
geneEzi partner, zrsf Cilzries BeElck q Detroit.
Mich. AndrpE ". Clmstoek and William y. Com
stDck, q AlpeEA. Niehigan. special partners,
ard have each e0u bzfei % The capital stock the
sg-n % o00.D o. tEo th91szHd 1OilaFs- The part
nsr.hsp oozIlasEess O1tobeT tgsaiisth, A u. ls7s,
and Continues TIC yrzrE
bErH A. L WARNER,
ASDRRW ". C0MsTocK. Special.
WILLIAE y. COMsTOcK 99OuC
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DISSOLUTION.

NO;ios IL heTsbT giyez th1. the partnership here
i0fors sEistir.s ts.Esen seth A. l. Warner, Pre-
tn q. Purfy. sa1 Eeuilk. CO-lsfOck L Co, under
TIE 1rz na11s q WETDcF. PurdT Co, i tins
day dissolved - Enutual cCrssnt- The buslneas
vi hereafter - czrTlai o. ~ Warner Co = 10
VI sst-le al blslns-. q the late fra
EETH A L. WARNER,
PRESTON q. PTKDY.
BEWTCK. CO3isTOCK 4 co.
AipezA. Oc.- so.h. 1873. 2:CNf
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Fashionable women always paly
comedy well, The reason e simple
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Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at Alpena, the ga day Of October, A. d.
1875. 2sow6-2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
MONEY MARKETS.

PARIS, December 7.-Rentes, G6f. 6215c.
NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-GoId, 1lz5s;
sight, 4 di,cDunL; sterling commercial, 5461z9
81; bank, 55i5qG552.
LONDON, Decem Der The rate of discount
In The open ma keg for three months bills is
81 per cent. being y below the Bank OF Eng.
land rate. COnso.s Tor mOnev, IS 1916; on ac-
count 80 l5-l6; BIOS Of 20, 1857; do. 1857, l09
lJ-lOs, 1851; new IS lOlsz; New York Central,
so; Erie, -; Erie preferred, 81.
NEW YORK, December Money easy at
~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6go per
cent Customs receipts, S37l, 900. The assistant
treasurer disbursCd $4,000. Produce exports,
- 10, CO. Clearings, S24UOO,O00. Gold openf d
az 1885 and closed at ll414; ali the sales Of the
day were at these figures. Carrying rates,
] and per cent Loans were also made
haL Government bonds steady; coupons
OF ISL, iz}5si DO , lSo5i 1915 1865. new, l2oA;
regular, ll7ts; do. coupons, u755; currency
IS rs State bonds quiet; Tennessee Is,
Old, 45%i Tennessee 6s, new, 1875 Virginia 6s
old, 81; irgina 6S new, 3Sl4 Missouri 6s, 1922
Railroad bonds firm and IN good demand.
Stocks In the main opened firm, but at the
second call We're weak with a general reac-
ton from the highest point. At the close the
market wa stili lower. Union Pacific de-
c.lugd TO 7E3s, and closed at U9771&; Lake
-nore declined 10 55H, Pacific Mail u 4C5s,
Western L DION u 70, Northwestern 10 50,
Northwestern p efcrrCd t. JIZ, II. Paul TO
80, 81. Paul pref rryd'o COS, and Michigan
tentT 10 u q The ether changes were slight.
The transactions AT the sock exchange were
1880 shares, OF which y 0CJ were Pacific
wall, HUI western JnlOn, ?. ~ = OrthWestein
5..j IT. Paul, g. Do Erie, 500 Lake Shore, s. }
Union Pac.hc. The clio sing quotations were:
stern Union Telegra oh, 1916; Facihc Mail,
5tEi. Adams Express company, lO21a; Wells q
tHr2ps Express COMPANY 81 Is; American tx
press company, OJ,4: United States Express
company, 5sL; New York Central, 1867: Erie
i54; Erie preferred, p; Harlem, l3}: Harlem
rIeteTred, 49, Michigan Central. COS; Union
Pacific stock, q; Ike Shore, j9tk; Illinois
Central, "a; Cleveland and PItIsburE, 80;
Northwestern, e. 81; Northwestern preFd, 545s /;
Cleveland, IOiuluous, Cincinnati and Indian
aFoEs, -: New Jersey Central, lC5; Rock
Island, 1863; 1t Paul, o., 2: 81 Paul preferred,
o1.-s wabash, +; " abash d. sierIed, :; Fort
syuet So IeTre Hauie, D; Terse Haute
preferred, ~ 2. CHICAGO and Alton. 81; Chi
CSgO .Id Ai.Ou preferred, J. D.; OGiO and Mis-
sissippi III; Indiana Csnra al A.; Chicago,
Bullugto1 ana Quincy, Ia :; Hannibal and
81 Joseph, 81 a Delaware aud Lankawanna,
lIs.s; atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 10;
gerlrI r-eia; bonds lCjl2; Union Pacific
bonds, lGf &.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

steam, l2Jzc; kettle, l39l8<c Bulk meats
dull shoulders, lie. Bacou-no transaction O.
Green meats quiet but firm; shoulders, ~
whisky, 81 W. Butter quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-Sugar-
common, 1896; fair tn fully fair, 6I&9T5zc;
prime, 1h911zc; choice, IKE; yellow clsTifled,
% gh,ac- hniasses- centrifugal, 20G3jc; COM
mon, 5l9S5c; good common, 36aSSc; fair, 400
&c; prime, 4ig45c; strictly prime 10 choice, a.
g1lc flour-superfine, "a Is; double extra,
- %; treble extra, "a 75g5 80; choice and fami-
~, - l5g6 50. CornmeaI, s. %. Corn, 5S(d60c.
Oats. 45erS0c. Bran, 81. nay dull and lower;
prime, sl0qZ3; choice, S24a21. Pork dull new
held al 81 .; old, SO Dry salt meats, 81, IL,
ll5z9llzc. Hams-choice sugsr-cured, l71zc;
Inferior, Ice. Lard-tierce, packers, I3c ref ned,
l3z4c; keg, l41zc. Coffee ordinary 20 prime, 1871
g2l5<c. Whiss y rectihed, 81 l29l 10.
NEW YORK, December 7.-Flour dull aud
declining; supernne western and State, 81 51d
%; 81. Louis, s. l09S. Cornmeal steady.
W neat dull and dropping; No. Chicago NOM
insl, 81 24Bl Is. Corn IN good demand and
higher; western mixed, in store, 7s1La74c. Oats
!. mixed western, 4Sg49Hc. Coffee-Rio, lS1z9
&c gold for eargoes; lobblng, IS1z922c gold.
sugar hrm; prime, SIC. Rice quiet. Petro-
Ieum steady; crude, 67s97c; refined, l25Sc.
FORK hrmeri new mess, 81 9092 seller bal
ance Of the year. Beef quiet. Cut meats
quiet; western middles dull and easier; long
clear, 1917; .city long clea-, l05zdllc. Lard
prime steam, u l5-l69l3c. Butter-choice
arm, others dull; western, l5Lzd25c. Cheese
1ull, 6gl2lzc. Whisky firm, 81 Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
FINANCE ARD TRADE.

MONETARY AFFAIRS were ditto yes
terdsy; outside OF whist msy he regarded
as congressional iBflIeIce, the eastern
papers have nothing vi financial inter
est. Here we are on what is usually
the duilest dsy Of the week, Tuesday,
and our banks hsd nothing to say but
"di'to;" that i-, no change in the finan-
cial condition. The Cincinnati Eaqlf-
Tcr reports o. thing Jhere. "The banks
hAva pretty full employment for their
means ln supplying jhe wants Of their
depO5it3Ts, sUd are not disposed TO take
out -ide Iapsr, especially - the pork
pscEilg interest IS drawing on them
heavily Chies 90 papers report pfen-
~ o. money with them sud good collec-
lions from the county. st Louis "a
DeTe Il poT = good dsll Of money going
, Texas for cotton. ExchsuEe sdll
pOurs INTO the banks piCntifuily: the
rates ct'utiEue firm ut discount On New
YORK, I'd ! discount on New Orieaus.
selling par on both. lid was lower
in New EoEK, opening At II4s, at noon
IL had fallen G. ll4{; or Lhe first
day o! tie month Che quotation was lis.
the fret day 81 ACyel. Der ll6. Elem-
phis bT0Rer were yesterday quoting Il8.
There wEs nothing new Ia the move
ment Of scrips anu stocks. Police and
fire scrip cOutiI ues 20 be il better in
quiry, but without any change IN quo
tatious, which are naturally ftrmer. The
stock o. the PhUliK Insurance compa,,v
Is in favor, aud there j. inquiry for il
with offsTg Of 55.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
PEuDJ,E MARKETS.

CHICAGO, December Flour quiet aud
weak. Wheat active, and higher; No. .
spring, =. Corn active and higher; No
- mixed &c Oats quiet but urn and
higher; No. . 3 C. Pork, SO 05al9lO Lard
quiet, lZ-2l 81 &c. Bulk meats steady;
snoulders, ~, Tor 10 10 days 10 salt; short nh
lJ1; short clear lOHc. Whisky, 5. II.
IT. LOUIS, december Flour dull
only Local demand. Wheat dull for cash
AID firm Tor futures; No. 2 fall, 81 seal 30
Corn Irregular and higher, 83izg46c. Oats
higher, jfG34Jac. Rye steady al &c cash and
December Whisky, 81 Il. Pork lower-small
iJtssl Bulk ats dull att, l0GlOl3c. Gre en-
meats nominal Bacon firm, 10, l3gl31sc. Lard
dun at l2r.
tlNtiN MATT. December Flour steady.
trrE f-nr choice red, 81 2Jal a. Corn
-~, L-H, 3 .sf.. D8ts steady and FIRM
% 5'iic. Rye "a .Ier at 7G,t7sr York. no tran s.
actions. Lard steady with falr demand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

year; corn, 500 sacBs, against $3.50;
hay, 35ij bales, sReiust 900; oats, 3OSf
sacks, against 35lS. The receipt OF corn
meal Is LEES, bot not much. Cheese hss
ueu.sG. Coffee has decreased; so has
Hour considerably. TIE receipts Of dry
goods and glsss ware are lsrger. Potatoes
third more, owing ID increased arriv-
ais by steamboat. What hPs fsllen off
greatly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

tiers played rooster they were quite
ente taiulng; had fine audience, whose eb-
oDy teeth showed the length of their grins,
even in the dark or dlmly-ligt tel arena.
Heel and toe. and TO il they set, back and
forth, each hOlding clubs. 7, Q clBTet flowed
profusely. AS f. as We could learn no arrests
we've male, which is another proof of the in
efficiency OF the police force at the levee.
Let's have more policemen, Messrs. Police
Commissioners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, December 7:-Cotton goods are
in moderate demand and steady Brown
sheettngs ruled firm, and Lonsdale, Hope and
Blackstone bleached shirtings advanced re.
Cotton hannels were active in low grades.
Plaid prints and robes were in far request,
and nearly all ROBBED reduced TO SC. Mallory
prints reduced &c. Wooden goods continued
quiet. Foreign goods dull.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
TO MERCHANTS OF MEMPHIS,

nNHE undersigned, City Assessors on "Capi-
Il tai invest, d in business" will wait upon
all merchants who have not reported, com
mencingl on Monday. 18th 1oatRns. by
which lime we would most respectfully and
earnestly request them to be ready with their
report, as the time in which the work must be
completed is short. Their attention 10 this
will great oblige. Very respectfully,
ANGUS CAMPBELL,
]. B. HOUCHENS,
T, n. JOHNSTON,
dec7 assessors.
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RIVER CHRONICLE
weather and Rivers.

TIE prospects for good weather last
night were not OF a favorable character. Dur
deluge OF rain, but toward night the ice.king
frightened his screws, and it may turn into a
snow or sleet storm within the present
the altitude of Coz during the day, but closed
at night at about $50, with a rapid downward
tendency. Rivers as follows:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE u, 8. ARMY,
MEMPHIS TENN. December Z, 1876,
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Yesterdays New YORK closing tela-
gram repCr E: Ordinary, 10 Is l6c; good
ordinary, II l6c; low aiddhug, 1886;
middling, 10 Size; ssles, 1913 bales.
Middliug same time last yesr, I4lc
the kilograms give the tone Of The mar
ket as follows: l0:1 firm; 1910
firm, asking higher; 2:lO, fivm: g. Grm.
The following are TIE closlng., Tstss in
New YORK futures Tor yestccdsy snd the
day before:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
COTTON STATEMENT.

LHpOTts.-M. q Q L T.. $50: N. d \.
r. T., 672; P. & NJ. r r s.; steam
ers. All.
Erports.-M. d c. X. r. CAS-; NJ. &
T. r. r, SIS; l.. q y. q. S. =. R, 1881;
by steamers south, % by rail norJh,
1924; by rail south, 35S.
The following are ,ne official tela-
grams Of the condition @. the domes tic
markets as received 90 the cotton ex-
change:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
NOTICE
TO
Builders and Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Board OF Supervisors OF Carroll
county, State of Mississippi, Tor the building
of a Brick Courthouse In the town OF Car
70 llton. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office Of DR. s ansberry.
The Board OF Supervisors will have the
privilege to refuse one or all bids Bids re-
ceiVed up 10 the third day of January, 1876,
W. n. STANSBERRY,
q. W. VASSAR,
j. X, SHACKELFORD,
Com isstoners.
CarIoilion, November q, 1875. de4 saw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08

THE COTTON MARKET yesterday YVES
gladIeBed 10y the receipt uf more en-
couTsginR tsleWams New York sd
vaucsd l-l6g; futures also went higher.
Liverpool arrivals were l-@2d higher.
Our market felt the good influence, and,
although orders are yet less plentiful
than could lie desired prices advanced,
especially on the higher gTltes, as VIII
be seen on inspecting the comparative
off .ial prices beiOT. Those grades are
in good demand aud relatively high, .
the late lnfsvorsl.e weather is gu -
tes that The era u high grades ., -,
end. Dirty c)ttOus are emit - o. % -
favor, bat cleaned stairs =, ,y, - "a
The ma ket closed witt .,ro,,,aL go - a.
ing. Toe favorable ca snge Is ryo5sblv
Owing s, 10 O1e liiJur 8 done to the crop in
Tue tie 14e-'si 81 n It's extensive destTuc-
lon, sf w. 10 OF which arrive rom
nIa"y pE % The New Orleans P5cGy-
III III, y sunday, says there is much COO
t'p remaining to pick and the weather is
LnfGvorable and rainy, aud add: "Tnis
would be less serious had the planters
been able TO prof, by the previous fine
weather, but du-iug that time, When
there should have been 10 internnissi0n
of work, ths lsbgTers, even when en-
ployed at the eEtravBgant wages OF cue
dollar and twenty flYe csnts,per hun
Cred pounds, would work only half the
week. Ths oflicisl quota ions OF the
Memphis cotton exchange were ag fol-
lows:
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DIR. xs. ,EsaEEN seB8'S
PRIVATE
Medical Dispenser 2.
ND. IL JEFFERS3N Stage
Between Main and From streets
MEMPHIS, ZJs6h
ETs hE{shad d ISSO

INK. JOHNSON is sCRnOW ,edget by o.. rg.-
~ ties Interested as by far the most gre.
ful physician in the treatment uf private or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and ger1uaa
nent cures guaranteed IN every case male ~
female Recent cases Of GOnOrhea and -r-
phills cured IN a few days, without the U-e o.
mercury change OF diet or hlndrauCe from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last yesiIz
eradicRted without the use OF mercury ia
voluntary loss of semen stopped In q Or
time. sufferers from impOteucy OF lOssJ- . cZ
ual powers restored TO free vigOr in few wee
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive vene-F
suffering from spermatOrrhea and loss OF phy
steal and mental power, speedily and perm
nently cured.
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured ~ nav
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all part OF thC
country.
ONCE hours nom am. to 9 pm. SUNDAY
from 3tO5 pm.
sepI-dw DIS. JOHNSON, N. q.
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JhurtdAy, the 9Th Day of January, 1876,

at the auction house of A. NJ. StOddard, No.
go Second street Memphis. Tennessee, sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
the property conveyed 10 me by said teed'
CO ans OF the law aud miscellaneous libra.
~ y. said John SOmeryeil.
dec7-tu JOHN OVERTON, JR., Trustee
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The market closed fi5m; sales were
2SOJ bale7, Including $40 bole3 last
evening, o. oil which spinnsrs took
1850 b les. exporters 800 bales, specuIa-
tors $50 bales. Dus 2 cOttons quote 10
Sic; stained, l0@ll3G. Kidding same
time last yesr, 49,.
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CLOTHING!
AT COST FOR CASH.

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF
II ClOthtng aud FSrntshInE Goods of
], ID. WILLIAMS No. S7 Main street. Mem
phis, and being determined to wind up
The establishment We ara now prepal eel 10
offer extra inducements 10 all who will favor
us with a call. Come and see Tor yourselves
novl6d&w JOINER, LENNON q GALE.
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Trustees Sale.

DY the power conferred on me in a certain
ID Deed in Trust executed by John SOmer-
veil TO me as Trustee, and recO ded On the 10th
day Of July, 1874, in the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book No. Z, page
379, for the purpose Of securing the payment
of certain note in said deed mentioned, 1
VIII. at the request OF the beneficiary. on
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For Sale,

To the highest bidder, at PUBLIC AUCTION
on the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, at o'clock, ON tuesday, Decfm,
Der 2Ist, that valuable property, 223 30 cOnd
Street, I'm the Adams Block. Also at
same time and place, that valuable VACANT
LOT, of ~ acres, on the Old Raleigh road
between the properly OF S. H. Dunscomb on
the east, and that OF Bender's e tate on the
west. Title perfect. Terms-One third cash:
balance IN one and two years, with interest at
ten per cent. For further Information apply
to THOS. ]. BEASLEY,
dee 30 Front street.
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at 10 o'clock m, sell, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, NJ public sSlei At tn railroad depot. 300
FO~eSJ city, 1t. Francis county, NrEausg-
FOUR "a MULES, describe IT'D srl ..C-.
deeJ. =. J.. MOORE, ITu= -e.
November 80, 1910. de-.