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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
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rDlii Dem Jte9te besieltigen, ser III ein
9e6etmntB e~ingetpeibt lit, welhcS 2nbe1
ren 0ctabr b%rin9en fam. g8ena Sbr
mid UNI meinengtutbei[ betriigt, 10 tperoe
i0 ben Snbalt Der 0ofumente perolTsnts
liden unO Der 8oliSei an3etgelt, baB .sS9r
Der 0enoiie Geimann's gepelen ie!9.
Was sarauf erfolBen mirb, braud1e 10
Sud ni6t 81 io9en. Ntan ptro GI9 per.
boften unb Nle5, iuu5 man III Gutenl
8eiis finoet, fonfi9Stren."
vS0uft!" fniribte Sob.
u9Ser lit Der S0uft bon anS Beloen Z"
frogte Der S9reiber eelaiien: $50 la9e,
oieS tptro geidtben, ipenn SDr ul9 bez
triat. User bat Sud oenn aHr Den Wertb
Der Optumente aufmerflam geuatbt p?
8erbanft SIR bas ni6t mir? uno nun
mpat Sbr nit unoont loDnen :? SD babe
mid in Sud getdui6t, Bob, mo tpeun
Sbr mir 8etrllg portoerfen ppat, 10 eebe
i'd SUD nit beiierem Jtedte ben Sorz
wurf 5urild." 49,,
Gr bate lid erboben nnO ma6te jebt
Miene, Die Tanllner gu Deridllen, aber
Bpb trat iDm ral6 i'll ben Weg.
(OOrtiesun9 fel9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
SauomirtDi0aftllGeS.
8eDamsluus inneer @etmNode.

9a bic 8ebaublung Der iuneen Reben
cine perI0ieoene ietu mub ie la1 oer
0auer ibreS StanDes i'm N%einearte1,
lbeillt es gebptel, oieielbe fir Die perz
l1leoeuen Sa9rgange eususebeu.
SIM j. Sabre. Weun i'm Soms
mers. Nnfang Die 3eit fomlnt, in Der bic
0teblt0fe auS3uiOlagen beginneu, 10
miiIien bic nit Wtoos, Galen, 0unqer
&C. beoedten Eeben mad uno nad oelid)z
tet peroen; auh 1T oanu notbipenbia,
na6aulebeu, Oh Die nod NIT @roe beDedz
ten Augen tpo6leu. 8emerft mau, ban
bIele 1tlbt trelben, 10 muB man Die St0de
p0rtt6tig NIT elmer fleiuen 6ode
st1pas pom @rOe befreieu, UNI aussufins
pen. OBJ rltdt au3utrodue Groe ODER
Ste1ne 0as Aufiproiieu Der S60Bltnge
b!loer1.. SIN erlteren Safe lift Elm See
gleBel1, i'm leBteren bas Me9rGumen ors
9taoerntl1eS notbmenotg. Sat ma bic
Stode begoiien, lit eiu Godern Der our9
oaS SegteBen entitaloenen &ru1te geboz
ten. ll%eberDaupt muB Der Bnoen Den
Sonlner Ibsr oHr1 mebrmali9es 8es
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
Probate Court.

HARVEY TILDEN, JUDGE Ma CHASE REGISTER
The following business was transacted
in tn. Probate Court, for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending May
2l
Nav IS. l.. Burnhams estate-ad-
mini,trators account referred to June IL
+. +. Fcrrvs estate and Cad Crossett eS-
ta,e-I.iren-cs to sell real estate granted
Reuben smith >.estate-extenslon granted
G. w. WiIlev's Observation-Disclosures &C
count allowed. =,
Nav 10. Eliakim Aliens cstate-wl
proved: 0. w. Nay, administrator, W III
K. Murray and F. S. Noble appraiser
and commissioners.
Nav 20. LOOMS Palmers estate-ln
ventory returned. -
Nav 2l. w. NJ. Wilson's estate-a'
ministrator's account referred to June 10
Nav 90. Clara Il. Waterman's guard
au,hip-guardian' account allowed:
w Perrin's observation-disclosures az
count referred to June 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

The Tribune say. the Erie Railway
Company is in a dilemma whether to first
pay its employees or the English bondhold-
erS. There are rumors that Il receiver
will be appointed. The affairs Of this
company are said to be approaching a cri-
sis, with bankruptcy prob able
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
z ~ 7 =" Z II'-E
HARVEY TILDEN. Judge
4 \TIPAS GILMAN'S ESTATE.

me 1n,l,rsled. having been appointed by the Hon
nrhe Probate, Court for the District of Washington,
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust a.;
CLAIMS and :-ii IF all persons against the estate OF
AutIas Imam. lie of DuxbIry. in said District. de
r4.f l. and all claims exhibited in offset thereto
a-lv give notice that will meet for the purpose
at6resI al t;. dwelling house OF Mrs Electa Gilman
IN "a Il Duxhurv the 25t h day of June. and 9th day
81 q to3-r next from 10 o'clock A until o'clock
p each OF sad days. and that ODths from the
IN day OF Aurl \. u ISIS, Is the time limited by
sld Court said creditors 20 present their claims &c
| M for examination and allowance -
Dafed at Waitsfeld this 18th dsy of May, A D. 1875
HIRAM CARLETON. f,or,r,,r.
| f2lw9 SAMUEL SOMEKVILLE,i N'A-in -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
TINTED STATES MAILS.
WALLER NJ. WILSON'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Washinrtoa IS:
In PrOOate curt. held at Montpelier, III - "a
District on the DIST day OF May A. d 80
Edmund Pore. executor of the e,fat' OF water "
wilson late DIXhury. III SAID District. deceased
presents administration account tor eXalnlllai
and allowance aud makes appllcatl for a decree
cedSel.
Whereripon is ordered ny said Court; that said &C
.n1rIt and SAID application he referred to sesslot
thereof he held at tn" Probate Once in SAID Mont
rli.r On tin. 18th day OF June \ ID. l-.5. for hear
u and decision thereon: And II Is further ordered
that notice hereof h ivcn I" all persons Interested l
Illi,atl,u Of the three weeks successfully Il
he sreen ,uTtan Freeman. newspaper YublIshe'
N VI n-peier previous to said time appointed for hear
M tLat they NAV appear said time and place.
.hny. ,ar-. If any they may have, why said accoun
.hnu!i not hc all WED. and such decree made.
| ~ the Court Attest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
lhe freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
U-rDNESDAY, MAY 2G. 1919

..-.. To make the FIREMAN particularly
...t,rt- news from all parts OF Vermont
...,..j- IN different parts OF the state e.
--' ,,.,-.iu.tan, Orange and LamoIle Coun
,f.r = great favor upon us and oui
% .- ..u,I.ngu IL local intelligence GIVE u
.,,.vIIl arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
Memorial Day

viii ba observed in Mo,t,,,,;,r m c,+
rrd,v Nav, oot, TO- ~ ~,
citizens Of Non.no1;ou 49,, d..
Rrool-., NJ 20 r. -, H.
.,,,r.s of 1o,1 aou,,oa -
llu
and after Q o'clock, A. NJ. Sturdy fore
noon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
DCHDiNG LOTS FOR SALE:

Several desirable lulnr lots Perrin street ,a;l
now he purchased a. TAR i:lce by persons w>hing t.
build Oh the Berlin side Of tire ION" ray 49,
viii be rlye1. If desired = IN SO h contract {" In ID
good dwelling houses on any OF sand Its the olnli
The ocatiJri PROXIMITY 20 tloi ~
village a healthy and desirable rlel-hl'nr oodai
the terms dlnsly low for The lriNil-f- Al
r0rded- No not wishing Ia hulli IN i-fii i L.
J " NHEELOCk.
Nons.lier, January =. 1881 ---. =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
\ QUARTER Of a CENTURY'S trial has demonstrated
their superiority

ssxx-IIFf,IFR X WILSON'S NEW No. MACHINE
w must mutually suIersede all others n'" ran
with hIch it competition. We recommend
for it the highest award which il Is III the power "i II
Institute 10 bestow.
From the unanimous Report # the FIVE JUDGES Of tie
Am!rri, an Institute. Ncw York. Ia
Tl, Board Managers unanimously approved IL
report and commended for this machine the Odd
Medal Of tie Institute.
The Board "f Direction unanimously approved thi=
recommendation, and awarded tn q III Medal L
Wheeler and "! ~ the only gold medal ;.wArl. +
Sull MAcllllie 10y the American Instu tor many
years
Tn. Austrian Official Report Of the Vienna ExF :
ton Ir Ioluced ii - thu marvel Of the IMPOSITION
ana added. this universal machine s""s I'll" h"A'l"
Leaf her harness and the finest raz- with truly 'ar
stitch"
Tn Grand Medal 4 PROGRESS was awaricif' r II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
CJapEF~C UDLItR INSTRTCTORS

For Feed or2an- Fr Piano. For Violin. Useful
cheap Instructive Books With L1crises and numerous
attractive Ans f,r practice
sold by all the principaINus.c dealer,
All .,o,ls ser.: postpaid. for -.;si. r:.ca.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

strauss Dance MUS. WON. 4 Piano. $40
Winners P1r:y Daur.-. y I'm : Illna.
Winner Violin a,.l FlU'e Di,.s- 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
CLARKES REED ORGAN COMPANION

.vaiuai,.se . a.l brilliant l3ectio # Exercises
AIRS. SoI.s AMI Pcs :p- i;-,i Organs. Price 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

}Iurr>I;1 COMPANY -'The veterans OF
His p'a~ ptr.idlv orGarizsd tn III com
r.s let TtlI,y evening. The nam"
aI,t-I +, TINT of tn, Governors Vet
crm G1,r.l~. Thn uniform OF the com
r.ar viii b.a h'Ie military cont, some
ua, Tx. "a blpl-.. an It military cup
T4-.pu1ln9 will b.: trmsl with st1r'-.
..I G-.l a. di~mplntei cavalry. The
."..-c, eel Fri lay evening were, Cup
.t.. I. Y. EtuILl; First Lieut., j. {.
l.-..-,,a: ..oul Lent, Rob 1T J. Coi-
ty
Saturday evening Charles ;.
" went into Sravcr's fish market ami
..4Gu.l there for some time i'll rather Il
.... .uoL Lite in the evening Charles
Ha-. Il r,mc in and Witt slapped him IN
...t. ... ..l talked to him severely. Ban
..r s.uI witt wa, under the influence
..I.,r. and throw him down upon tic
hr..aI held him Btn.rJft went away,
..5 " II was afterwards arrested for being
.'1. -.t,d and disturbing the peace. 20
usu Irt : Wa-hburn took HIM to JUL
@...ts il, Dis Io,rd that he got his liq
-..ot \. G.. d .wry. but Mr.. Dewey Wa
d~cIrr.ol on hearing.
G.MJ.rur ri,hin entered complain
a-.a~, Wit for breaking the peace, t
"4.a.. p.c1l guilty and wa, iinel b,
I.,- Hue ten dollars and costs
... ..t..,,r T., five. dollars and thirty cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
WINDHAM COUNTY

A. A. SUBWAY of Bratteboro. an Industrious
mechanic, ruptured a blood-vessel, MonlIy eve
ming, the 18th, while running to a fire IN one OF
Estey's shops paralysis Immediately ensueI, and
he W ill probably die.
Braltleboro hat lost another prominent citizen in
the death, on Friday evening, of David Goodel, a
the age of6l. He was born 1T Warwick, Mass.
May T. 1874, but moved to Bratteboro IN 50, anu
has lived there ever since. He Ia 5 served i"ul
years in the I.egis lature, two in each branch be
side. holding nearly all of the municipal ofl es II
the town from time to time. lie was widely hnoWl
among the stock-raisers and for years has been {
prominent member of the different Stale orSanlza
tons For four years he was employed 10y the
Erie IA ilroad in New York, where he had SOLE
charge Of all the stock trans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

This the only PROMPT efficient AMI sol" master Of
symptoms as loss u appetite. h'dr:tIru DaIa
ton of the heart. dizziness e"Pe~su"-s m-iluchniy
cosiveness. wind, mental a:id InE'l al debility well
as many others. which, If neert"d. Will piac,
he h@ls. live III beyond the reach of any RENE
dy. .....-.
/ had Dyspepsia twe1!tyyears, sometimes able to
eat only the plainest tod and very little Of thAt
learned of Whites speciality for DyspG,st" m II
has entirely care M.
(Si,-Ecl; Mrs. l.. Is. WEST,
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
SPs.sGrIHLp, Mass oct. Is. Mr.. WHIrr paa,
Sir-Tne pc ,all i, liked very much hy eyrrl
one l.. We sold Y for two car-. IaI M
selling anythin+ haf Ia Specially nov FIR Dys
pePsia-
I-lIrs Truly.
G. L. ALpr%-
Prize, 81 per bottle. For sale by all druggists.
send for Descriptive Circular to the proprietor Il
WHITE, Cambrldgeport, Mass.
M3mS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

e'larae : Or-an : ..'ir.tarie--
Bltl~te's Dr-.n Ne.ui.-ar-e--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Charlie Ross fither passed. through Rutland
the 18Th, on his return from Canada, ms Visit Ill
search of his child having proved iruitess; and a
fresh report Of the dlscoverery OF the child II
Burke n Y, will doubtless tura out equally
groundless.
There is strong probability that the EutEHf'
| Opera House will be rebuilt, though 1t will not be
80 large a structure as the one destroyed
| The trustee. of the village of Rutland have o.
fered $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction o
| the incendiaries who caused the fire OF ednesi1y
morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
lust Pt DEi>H!D.

NITIONII IT Nv IND IINE EV'Ih-
W. real Ada. i g. O..,:u- al q IL Izci-
~< IL hobs al.I IL. r> re Igr. -a;; MAJ 50
aI ana II M singing. - pays 80 choice tunes. $40
u,l.ne. l.i... F-lt 4.,4i--. $500 u: Hundred
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
ESQUIRE BEFORE Yor DETERMINE your

FOUND AT IASr-i remedy that not only re
lieves hut cures CONSERVATION, n we'll a c"uEtS,
colds bronchitis, sore throlt. iuflu"uZa. &c Tn"
remedy to which we alluir is Dr. UISter'S B"t am
Of H-Td ChtrrH. prepared by seth ". Fowle \
sons Boston. - els and 81 a bottle large bottles
much thu. cheaper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

A two year-old child Of John Donohuc Of Middle
bury fell into a cistern and was drowned last
Friday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

$3.50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

The Newport National Bank has been author! ne"
TO begin bushes wllhia capital OF sloo,ooo.
Mrs Frank X. Powell of Crtsbury was recently
killed by the accidental discharge OF ic'oNc
which her husband was examining
A man in Lowell was bound up in sl'Jo for TRIAL.
for stealing a few pounds of hay to Keep his coz
from starving. Rather small bonds tor stealing i
| little hay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

Andrew Cowan, of HydeparA, lad only clever
wears of age. was sentenced, Thursday, to te'
wears in the Reform School, for breaking lhi'
charles Cranes store and stealing quantity oil
goods and what money there was IN the ca'h
draKer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

Col. S, oft has notified tie Postmastc
General that on and after the l>t day OF
Jnnc next no trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will be permitted to pass
over his rails from Philadelphia to New
York The mail service to and from New
York i, now equally divided between the
two corporations, the Baltimore and Ohio
carving" the morning mails from both ter
mini. aaI the PENNSYLVANIA line the eve
|nino mails. Mr.. Garrett has heretofore
been running his ears over Col. Scott $
road from Philadelphia to New York, thus
enabling him to carry the through mails.
The Postmaster General has the matter
nndcr consideration, and will decide 1t II
few days.
IcE1S THE Sourm.-Nevada Jones, thu
man with an income Of Il thousand dollars
day, not counting fractional currency
: GOING into business with u view ofincreas
inc his already healthy income. In sever;,
o of the Southern cities he has establlshe
ice factories, and is the main owner OF t.
one which has recently gone into opera
ton here lie is driving northern Lake
Z river, canal and horse-pond ice from tn
= market. rs his factory turns it out cheapc
h than ice-men can deliver it here from tn
II North to save them from that abode OF tn
. wicked where ice-m.n have the least incl
" nation to 90. This establishment Is no
&c delivering ice here-that Is, to the house
lie of the citizens, ut one cent pOun
$ whereas the price in previous years II;
N been three cents. Tennessee river wat
" is now made into ice for the first time, Al
H. the work goes on with the thermometer
50 degrees in the shade. anrl the warm
the weather the better the ice, Will
Is must astonish Dame Nature,a she watch
e. the proceeding.-[L Letter from On;
tanooga, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
Extraordinary Opportunity for
the Relief of the Afflicted.

The surgeons Of the National surgical
institute, located at Indianapolis, 1ndl-
ana, have finally yielded to the many
urgent appeals to visit this city. Three
or more OF the surgeons will be at the
Worsham house, Memphis, December
18th, 14th, 18th and 18th. They will
have with them great amount of sur.
gical apparatus, appliances etc, and
competent assistants and workmen to
change, fit and make such apparatus as
may be required. They will come espe-
cially prepared to trest all surgical
cases: Paralysis, all kinds of deformities
of the face, spine and limbs, diseased
joints, diseased eyes, cstarrh, private
diseases, piles, fistuls, etc. On account
of the great expense attending such q
trip, they will not 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
dertaken without fair hope OF relief.
1t is needless to say that the institution
is entirely responsible, and the largest
and most popular of the kind in Amer
lea, curing thousands annually. Re-
member the time and place, and come
early. Send to the institute for circular.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.


There was q good house az the TheateI
last night TO witness Lolita and her excellent
company in the charming play entitled
AuSette. OF LottR's acting II Is hardly neces-
81 ~ TO speak, so well knoWa is this remark
able little lady to the people of Memphis She
ne Ter retrogrades, but daily improves in her
art, and IS now tar more interesting and at
JTactive Than she was years ago. Mr.. Coul-
dock, as Adalanta," the eX-gipsy chief, was
all that could be desired, so was Mr.. Locke in
the role of Jules timothy" uneXception.
ally natural and Interesting, In fact the en-
tire company last night did much better than
on the previous evening, and we are sure
every one present was well repaid for their
attendance. Tonight there Will be another
big house. when Lolita VIII appear IN The
IikfLe Detecfigp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
DAILY APPEAL-W EDNEsDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1875

wonderfully. We had the world to expect
nothing from as, and OF course, we fulfil
their expectations. We are not called upon
to advance an idea nor to battle Tor q theory II
the labor be Improbable and weaTisOme
withaI. II Is our mission 10 pull down. If
seed has been sown, root IL up; If a flower
planted, blast it; II n new structure started,
destroy it. ia grand idea be projected into
the world, send a whitening blight after II,
make war upon 1t, crush IL. Above all thing,
sneer! You can hardly fail TO carry out the
grand objects of independent journalism II
you sneer, always sheer, ever sneer, forever
sneer. Get your face into hRbituRl sneer
and you are then an epitome Of independent
Journalism DEMOCRAT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
Proceedings Yesterday Fine for Hold
ing Ward Meetings and the Con-
venItOn Resolution
Adopted.
The Democratic executive eommittee

The Democratic executive committee
for the city of Memphis met at ten o'clock
yesterday morning. In the office OF Ellet
Estes All of the committee were present, as
follows: First wand, NJ. J. Waldran; second
ward, John Rourke; third ward, A. Naccaro /;
fourth ward, John Roush fifth ward James
Rooss; sixth ward, Il. T. Ellet; seventh ward,
]. T. Petit; eighth ward, NJ. Magevney, ST.;
ninth ward, A. W. Newsom; tenLh ward, L.
W. Clapp; city at large, Hosea Townsend.
On motion OF Colonel NJ. Magevney the COM
miitee was organized by electing Judge II. 4.
Elicit chairman, and +. W. Clapp secretary.
After an Interchange OF opinion between
the members, the committee adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Res0lUed, That it is the sense of this COM
commit es that all the Democratic. Conserva-
tive and Liberal citizens of this city be re-
quested to unite in the election of delegates to
a convention 10 be held for the nOmin nation of
a candidate for mayor of Memphis.
The committee resolved that at the next
meeting, which will be at ten O'Clock Friday,
the third instant, sub-committees be appointed
for the organization OF the city wards, and
agree upon the time for holding ward meet
ings to select delegates to the convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
STRAXEDs

ORSE-COLT-MU -StTayed from the
Al owner, four miles north Of shelby re
pot, one black horse, blind in right eye, ia
hands high; one bald-faced colt, three years
old, and one dsrk-Day horse mule, nine or
ten years Old. ANY information concerning
the above will be literally rewarded, BY
HERON, COMMON & co,
8 and " est Court,
OF ]. r. ENSLEY,
EhaIhN Dennf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

Belle OF Texas, legal Tender,
]. :: Darragh--.master.I Ed, Rowland. master
Fort Gibson. FCSa HITLER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
EoG BENT.

ZINE OFFICES AND SLEEPING KOOMS-
Il plenty OF water on every floor.
SLEDGE, MCKAY & CO.,
del 81 and S.3 Main I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
United states Court-TriCg. Indge.

The argument in the case Of United
States VS. J. W, Page, jr, was concluded yes
terday, The charge 10 the jury to be given
this morning. United States VS. Fatty M'Gin-
n!s-Jury verdict, guilty and lined. p. q.
ALzell, Of Hum boldt, was admitted to prac-
tice in these courts. G. ]. Carroll was ap-
pointed special assignee in the case of \. J.
MIggin, bankrupt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
Circuit COurt-HelskeIL. Judge.

The following cases constitute t0-day's
calendar: SOB, RalstOn vs. Douglass; 36Ol
Fsrkreader vs. Stewart; 3G2l, lsaHcs VS. CITY
Fire insurance company; 36l2, Isaacs VS. Far
meTs' and Drovers' iDsuI ance company; 1923
Randolph vs. hernathy; 1923, Wilkine, adm
vs. La roix; 4O7l, Lowenstine & Brother We
DOnaldsonS 4077, Price VS. RRndo phi; 1892
oates, use, ETC, VS. M'Kinevayi 4ll9; Dane
hover VS. Anthony, ct al; 4lS5; Galliria VS.
Robinson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
Personal.

COLONEL SAM TATE arrived in the
city yesterday from Chicot, Arkansas. He
viii remain here a few days.
Mr.. EDWIN HOLLOWAY, of Brown,
Holloway Il Co., of st. Louis, is in the city,
and is about TO begin canvassing for the
Encyclopedia Britannica, an American reprint,
the ninth edition of which has been issued by
Btoddard & Co., Philadelphia,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

RECEIVED on Belle Of Memphis, this
day, two thousand pounds Reelfoot
perch and trout; carload canned, shell
and bulk oysters; two hundred dozen
choice celery and game of all kinds, at
J. A. Signaigo's, No. 27S Second street
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-r1inntn. Iuare.

The following cases are set for trial
to-day: 547, Thomas Fitzpatrick; 534, Bill Sib-
ley; 575, rench Jenny; 576, Annie Lewis; 5S7,
Mumf0rd Horton; 30, Henry Butlenburg; 5il,
Jim JacEson; $50 Dave Morris; 494, Frances
Thompson; 4S2, William Page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

HOLDERS of the Mississippi liquidat-
ing levee five per cent bonds will hear
something to their advantage by ad-
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
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STOLEN.

AZ ULE = IJ7T Ine undeIsigued, on Mon
MI day, September 18TH, one sOrrel- bay horse
mule-about 1fJten hands high eight or nine
wears I'D: DARK stripe running on backbon
from the shoulder to the tail dark sta pc down
each shoulder: small Cark stripes around the
forelegs, and eXteudiLz up above the knees on
the inside; dark name and tail; was in good
order aud well built; rides and works well
ANY inforn alton in regard TO the mule Will be
than kfullv received, and a liberal reward
given Tor the return of the mule TO me a. my
residence. W. w hbl1O1l,
Eliiott's Mil, Pamela county, Miss.
nova0 -dlW-wlw
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THERE is no better preparation thsn
WIIIidnlss BalsGnl, for coughs, colds,
consumption, and all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Fry it, ana be con-
WINGED.