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Friday, the 10th Day of November, 1875,

| within legal hours, the following described
| real property, situated, lying and being in
Dlstrict NO. III q Henderson c1unty, in the
| State of Tennessee, bounded and described as
| follows, that IS 10 say:
One tract of eleven IN acres entered in the
name OF Nancy Souls, beginning on stake
and two black gum pointers runs $50 poles
so0th Of the northeast corner of No $50 for
80 acres in the name of John Y. Harman
runs west a poles to two tLpelO gums in
Branch river swamp; thence north 40 poles 10
white eak; thence east II poles 10 4 hickory
sapI1ng in the west boundary line of the said
iarman tract; thence south 10 poles to the
beginning.
Also on tract of twenty (2OJ acres, being
part OF . tifty-acre entry in tue name Of A bra
ham niece, ard bounded as follows: Regin-
ming on stake, and poplar and dogwCo1 in
the creek bottom, the southeast corner Of the
sand ana rams east - poles to white oak, one
son road; thence south l6o east with
the meanders of said road 81 poles
to BLACK oak end poplar in the wet bound
arg line Of j. y. Harmon. No 83s as above;
thence south 40 poles 20 a hickory; thence
west Is poles to hickory, the southwest cor
Beginning.
Also alother tract OF twenty nil e (2gl acres,
bounded as follows: Beginning on black
stump and chestnut on the north side of the
Jackson road, on Niece line, and rams west
4 Poles 70 a hickory and BLACK osk; thence
north ~ poles to a dOgWoOd and hickory:
thence west poles 10 a hickory and walnut;
thence north l52I% poles 10 9 p0plar and ssh
thence east 50 poles 70 stake ia MGee's W, st
=
OF j W. Turner's lands 80 poles to the begin
ming.
1hese three entries and parts of entries con.
tanning 10y estimation 90 acres, more or less.
Also one otner tract of land of sixty i6O
act es, granted TO nderSon ates, and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at a stake In the
jackson TCgti a white oak pointer, 81 poles
east OF the northwest corner of entry No.,
for fifty acres IN the name of A braham NJ Gee,
and rams west 81 poles to a S axe and holly
pointers; thence south 80 poles to q stake with
pointers; thence east IS poles 10 stake it, the
road with pointers; thence south 81 poles 10
stake with pointers; thence So poles TO a 5 re,
white Oak an black oak; thence north lNi
poles To q stake. hOrnDeam and hickory:
thence west l. poles TO stake: thence north |
10 IO-es 10 stake; thence east rs poles o q |
dogwood; thence "A poles to stake 10 said
road vi b chestnut pointers; thence south |
"a north 40 poles with the meaDderings OF |
said road TO the beginning, including all that |
part OF said entry east OF Turner's branch. |
making the meanders of said bi anch the west |
boundary of said land so far as to reach John |
Brooks's line.
Memphis, Tennessee, October %, 1870.
l.. VI. BECKERDITE,
81 eeia' Commissioner of said District Court,
l.. M'Farland and J. B. Clough, solicit
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THURSDAY. November Il, 1873,


in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street,
Memphis, Tennessee proceed to sell, at publ Q
auction, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash tnF
land hereinafter described, Tor and during the
lie OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The laad is situated in Shelby county, Ten.
neseee, and described as follows: 20 mucL
and such part OF lot No. Of the original race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen TO and
been vested in the said T. W. Lake in the par
tition between him and the other children { .
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, az the same ia
fully shown b. deeds and plots now on recoru
in the office Of the Register of Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book IL, pages 81, 50 and ST. and
book 66, pages 57 TO $50, ard in book TO- pages
5SS, ETC., all Of which eOnVeyances and plots
are here referred to for fuller description OF
the twenty acres, or therea6Outs, conveyed &c
me in said trust deed. The right OF REDEEM o.
III Is waived by the deed
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 and
u am. VIII convey as trustee and will SCI
and convey the land only during the life o.
said Janet Lake.
October :, 1875.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
mith Collier, attorneys. octs
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Executors Notice.

VNHE undersigned havirg qualified "a the
4 execu, or of he last will and testament Of
the late VIM. Gresnls \, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims against
the estate to present them to him, properly
authenticated, at No. 10 Madison stlaet 1ern-
phis, within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice Will be pleaded in bar of their re-
coYery: and all persons Indebted to the estate
are requested 70 come forward and make nav.
ment. w. f. GREENLAW, Executor.
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Saturday, November %, 1875,

WITHIN legal hours, ct the Courthouse door In
ne CITY OF Memphis, sell st public auction 10
the highest bidder, for cash The toIlO wing de-
scrioed real estate belonging 10 said defend
ant or SO much thereof as will be sufficient 10
dlscharRe me tsXes adju ged against said
property anu all costs as SCI for b in said de-
cree, to-Wit: A certain tract OF land wing in
9neloy count, Tennessee, in the Ninth CIyfl
Dl5hfict, containing 20 yCres, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginni z at AIake
on John Bonds south line said stake apO
hslh2 Sarah Bands northeast conner: run
ming thencs SOU + with said BANDS east line
70 = stake ons. Win sms's north line; thence
win said Williams north line TO Samuel
SnoWden,s southwest corner; thence with said
SnOTdSns west boundary line 10 q Stake on
John Bonds south lin thence with said
sCuLh line west to the be inning,
This 18th day OF October, 1875.
b. P.ANDEREON
Commissioner OF Revenue etc
John Johnston, attorney.
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust made TO me as
d trustee by T. W. Lake. for the benefit Of
J. Il J. Steele, on the 18th OF January, 1870, on
record IN book u, pages lie and H. and under
q decree OF the First Cnancery Court OF Shelby
county, made July l, 1875, in the case Of Henry
lake VS.. j. e. Steele and Others and affirmed
by the supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the benehciaries in sa Id
deed OF trust. l Will. on
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CHANCERY SALE
on -
R. q al HIS tat g.

No. 1863, R.-FiTst Chancery Court OF Shelby
county-W. ". Canada ct al VS.. Fanny d
Joyner-et al.
by virtue of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the 9TH
day of October, 1876, 1 will sell. at public auc-
ton, to the highest bituer, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, new courthouse
building, Nam street, Mem phis, Tennessee. on
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commissioner OF Revenue
John Johnston, attorney.

No 96l, Il. D.-First Oh merry Court Of Shelby
county, 1ennes ses.-B- p. Anderson, gon-
missioner OF Revenue, W, . hos. William
son, and others.
Pursuant TO decTes fOr sale entered in
the above stated cause on 18th day Of June,
1873, and recorded IN Minute Book Il. page 49,
l will sell st public auction. at me JCur' house
door in Shelby county, 70 the highest bidder,
Tor cash on
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DIR. Ed. q. ! Ohm SON
IPRIVATz
Medical Dispensarv.
No. a. JEFFERs0N SFREEI
Between Main and Fror- streets,
HEnPHIs, TRHs
EFGJbIahp-f sa 1871

/ R. JOHNSON Is A.KuOW ged nv ALI rsT.
- tlee Interested as by FAR the most sEpcts --
w ~ sIcItn IN the treatment OF private Or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perrua-
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Ieinaie. Recent cases OF Gonorues and 5y-
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business. secondary syphilis, the last vestig
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Voluntary loss OF semen stopped In a. : OFT
LI4e- sufferers tron imp pJslcy or loss yf eE
uAl powers restored 20 Tree vigUF In few vqlta =
FlCtliuA OF se-i-ahuse and excessive yene@v
NUderlug from SpsTmatorrhea and loss of phy.
Genly cured.
women, and cures guaranteed
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
y ellclnes sent y express TO al parts of the
on. once hours from am. 20 pm. Sundays
sepl-dW d. 3. JOHNSON, NJ. u.
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4. NJ. STODDARD,
General 4uctioneer
AND APPRAIS

KEAKES daily sales ( Merchandise OF every
Ia escri ptIon. Special attention and rates
given to sales for executors, administrators
trustees, Is ,ignees, underwriters and caTgoes
go. $50 second street (opp. Court SQUARED
ssp5 MEMPHIS, TENN
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Commissi Ouer Of fey enre
John Johnston, attorney.

No. 1853, K. D.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, TennesSee.-B. p. Anderson TOM
missioner OF Revenue, Us. Ross GUffiu.
Pursuant TO a decree for sale entered In
this cause, October p, 1875, / WILL, on
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No. 1882, r. D.-First ChanceTy Court OF Shelby
county.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue VS.. James Christian, and others.
Pursuant to a decree OF sale entered in
this cause, October 2, 1875, I will. on
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Saturday, November q. 1875.

within legal hours, at the Cour house door n,
the city OF Memphis sell AT public auction to
The highest bidder, for cash, the fOlIOwing real
estate lying IN SHELBY county, Tennessee,Or 50
much thereof as will be suficienf
TO discharge the taxes adjudged against
SAID property and ali costs as set forth
IN sad decree known as lots num-
0ers IS, OF, 55, 81, :, S., 50 and 90 OF Ftppin's
SUBDIVISION, of original lois 81 and 81 or the
Kerr tract, all on mOnsrrTat avenue, and 50
IeeG 'front.' by loo feet deep. Also lots numbers
z, 3, u, IA, b. 10, H. Is, 10, % and % OF said
FEpptn subdivision.
This 2Sth day Of October, 1915.
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Commissioner of Revenue
John Johnston, attorney.

No. 1915, Z. D.-First ChRuoery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee =. Z. Anderson. Com
missioner OF Revenue, Va. Rosa Bloom,
Pursuant to a decree for sale entered IN
this cause, October Y, 1875, l will, on
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saturday, November %, ls75.

the city OF Memphis, III at put lie auction 10
the highest bidder, for cash, the following real
estate, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
property ard a. costs 50 set IOTtn in said de-
cree, bel Inging 10 defendant, lying in shelby
county, Tennessee, Cd the east slCe OF H0IIv
wood a enue, between Uni Oa aud Kerr aveI5ie
near the city Of Memphis, ia Fourteenth MI
district; bounded on the south BY rands OF
Francisco & WiggIn's; on the east and north
by lands of W. II. Cherry, containing about
eight acres.
This 18th da- OF October, 1910.
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gOMaISSIONbR'S SALE
e z al ESTATE,

No. 20, X. D.-Ftrst Chancery Court ofSheIbv
county.-B. +. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue, etc, VS. Robert d. Fond.
Pursuant 20 q Gecree of sale eutered In
this cause, October 2, 1876 will, on
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FINANUE AND TRADE.

FlNANCIAL AFFAIRS yesterday had
n "change OF base" or change Of cir.
Gums auce. The weather was too bad
faT business, and the only circumstances
operating were such g. had existence al
ready. Money Is 10 comparative plenty,
with only moderate applications for
loalsi a good paper is taken. Ex-
change is pressing very heavy on the
bank, As tue day before the large st usy's
sale 4 cot on q The seasou occurred.
Rates are very s,rJBg al discount on
New YORK AID the east and north, aud
on NeT OIleauz. Goa vas on the
uascsuuilR scale up 10 the time We
write, opening q. ll53 aud falling 70 II5t
81 n0an; ueIe brokers we're offering ouIy
il Ea-hTii!e papers quote State OF
Tennessee wsTalt= It o. There wSs
nothing dol. z ia local paper Of any
hal aaI " repeat quot atioLs:
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he market c,osed

ss'gs were 2l0O bales, OF which export
en- took 1900 primers $50, spectators
$50 uale. MiddlDg same time lasLyear,
J5sc.
rnT ETATtTNTErNgT
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lHE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
ga % OWING 70 telegrams thai were not
encouraging, aud 10 weather that made
IL mp r. Die 10 distinguish one grade
from another, owing 70 the darkness
that prevailed fcOm morning to night.
The weather was bad; the day opened
cloudy after night OF thunder and
storm. TIE rain began to fall and kept
the torrent up with perseverance,, ma
King tbs d.y wholly unfit for cotton ex-
aminst'ous. The holders, however, in
msuy Instances, showed great firmness,
OF tue market would have felt tbs ef-
feet. The highest grades OF cotton
were asked fLT but little was found.
The on2isl closing quotations of the
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol-
love.
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Liverpool arrivals we're quiet and un-
changed.
Gold opened in New York at lis, sd-
VsPced TO ll5s ard closed ct II5S.
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LIS the 81 Gay OF october, $50.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee.

Being authorized by the owner, We will like
wise sell the remaining thru interest in me
ABOVE described tracts OF land, at the same
lime and upon tue same terms above mem
LOue0. IRhZHEAN L 4 90
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The move LII al q tle pUrGs was g.
lCrtad $ frll5ws.
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Minneols, Ella, st. Francis Belle, Ell
la Hughes Phil Allin, Geo. w. Cheek,
A. J. White, Quickstep, City of Chester,
City OF VicSsburg, City Of Helera,
Acme, Fleetwing, Susie Silver, Belle Of
Texas.
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HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
miIh & Collier, attorneys. octs
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List OfTransfcrs.

The following is a list Of trans
fers recorded in the Office Of the
County Clerk since our last report
DC Byers to Joseph Ensminger,
release, realty.
j Ensminger to III A Frazer,
trust, realty.
James Dick to James Manor,
trust, personality.
DIS Byers and wife to A j Thorn
as, bargain and sale, realty.
Anthony Hedges and wife to
Jno A Boyer, trust, realty.
r. Kennedy and Mary Kennedy
to j A Horner, trust, realty.
+ M Davis and wife to M Y
Quinn, bargain and sale, realty.
f l. Barton and wife to G Il
Yost, bargain and sale, realty.
James Queen and Evaline, his
wife, to BENZ. Johns, bargain and
sale. realty.
Benz Johns to + Nj Davis, trust,
realty.
p Mahony to r Riley, trust
personality.
Geo X Fellows and wife to j n
Wisner, trust, realty.
JP Kearfott, agent and trustee for
w Vancleve, release.
j LSadler and wife 10 Catharine
Il Fetzer, bargain and sale realty.
Matthew and Newton Vanmetre
to j b Vanmetre, bargain and sale,
realty.
Catharine Il Fetzer and S A
Fetzer to j S Haldeman, trust,
realty.
M Ziler and wife to III b Miller,
trustee for j b Wilson, trust realty.
Mary G Morgan to w III and j
M Henshaw, bargain and sale,
realty.
G w Degrange to J Friskey, re-
lease, realty.
J Friskey to j n Wisner, trust,
realty.
] Friskcy TO J N Wisner, trust.
realty.
] ID Falk and Ellen, and wife of
j ID Falk, to Seamen Garard, trust,
realty.
g w Jackson aud wife to b
Hughes, trust, realty.
HI. j. Weiland to G w Feidt,
trust, personally.
j l. Cunningham and wife to s
I'll Light, Cd al. bargain aud sale,
realty.
Ward Fl Lamon and other Sepc-
lal Commissioners, to Lemuel p
cambridge, bargain and sale, real
ty.
Lemuel p cambridge to ] r
Kearfott. trust, realty.
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Proceedings OF tl.e Council.

The Council met on Tuesday
evering, present, Mayor Chambers
and Messrs. Wolfes, Miller, Farrin,
Perryman, Bohda. Staley, Cline
and Rutherford, councilmen.
Mr.. Dowlan appeared and re-
quested to be relieved from tax on
property, he testifying that he was
not in possession at the time of as
sessment. On motion his request
was granted.
The committee on gas was con-
tinued.
The reports of the Mayor, Ser
geant and Clerk were received,
and on motion laid over.
The bill for gas for an additional
lamp post was referred to the
finance committee.
The CLERK was instructed to pro-
cure an order book for corporation
purposes
On motion OF Mr.. Farrin the
Street Committee was instruc-
ted to lay a crossing at the in
tersection of Burke with High
street, and finally Messrs. Perry
man and Farrin were ordered TO
have the work done.
On motion of Mr.. Miller the
Committee on ordinances was in
structed to prepare and l'eport an
ordinance providing for the weigh
ing of coal,
The committee to confer with
Mr.. Grazier about the extension of
Raleigh street, reported that Mr..
Grazier would accept one hundred
dollars. or agree to have the mat
ter arbitrated On motion Of Mr..
Rutherford, it was ordered that
the question be settled by arbitra-
ton the Council to select one, Mr..
Grazier one, and they a third per-
son. The Mayor appointed Mr..
John S. Gardner on lhepart of the
town.
The application Of Mr.. Il. War
ner for relief for fine imposed by
the Mayor was refused.
A petition from merchants and
business men in relation to auction
of consigned goods by non-resi-
dents, was referred to committee
on ordinances, with instructions to
prepare an ordinance thereon
Bill Of G. O, Lambert was refer
red to the street committee.
On motion of Mr.. Cline, the stree
| committee was instructed to lay
crossing on Raleigh from Grazier's
and McDaniel's corners.
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[cmmunicoted.l
A Trip to Piedmont.

If a traveller had followed the
course of the Potomac westward
from near Hcdgesville, the solitude
of the surrounding mountains
would have hardly suggested to
him that soon its quiet would be
broken by the pulsations Of COM
merce. Indeed, as we look upon
the grim old mountains skIrting
Its borders, we thought here Diety
intended performing His wonders
in solitude, satisfied with Self APP
probation--but man, restless as
the sea has contravened His will
by hewing around their base, a
road for the iron horse, and now
where once the deer browsed in
security the noise OF the city OF
Cumberland Is heard. Twenty-Five
miles farther on the conductor an
neunced Keyser City and we left
the train to look at the new and
growing place nesting at the base
0fthe grand old mountains. Here
the car shops of the b. e O. Rail-
road are to be located. AS soon as
the embargo Of winter Is removed
business of all kinds is expected to
be brisk Judge Joseph 4. Hoke
has located here and we were
pleased to find that time had dealt
kindly with him. To his friends
in Berkely he sends words Of
greeting. Taking another train
westward, at the end Of six miles,
alighted at Piedmont, the head OF
the coal trade Of the B. e. O. Rail-
road, from whence vast quantities
of the black diamonds are annual
ly shipped east. More anon.
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FIRST IN THE MARKET.-Just
received a large stock of carpets,
oil cloths, window shades, &c.,,
for the spring and summer trade, at
Emmert & Fiery's. They never
have been under sold on these
goods, nor do they intend to be.
Those going to house keeping in
the spring, or any one
wanting any of these articles
will do we'll 10 call and examine
their stock before purchasing. You
will please bear in mind that they
do not keep any auction goods, but
the best they can find in the mar
ket. m 10 ltd & w.
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Nj A r RTED-

On the 18th inst, by Rev. w. II. Luken-
bach, Mr.. James K Waters and Miss Laura
E. Leatherman, both of Frederick county,
Maryland.
On the 18th ult., at the residence of the
bride parents, near Duffeld's Depot, by
Rev. John A. Scott, Mr.. Robert NJ. luke
and Miss Mary II McGarIry, daughter o
John MeGarry, ESD, all of Jefferson,
county.
On the 9th ult., at the residence of Mr.
John r. Stouher, in Haeers'own, by Rev
S. w. Owen, Mr.. Jacob Fl. Whitson tc
Miss Annie q. Bender, all Of Berkeley
county.
Onthe 14th ult., at the residence OF thf
bri les father, by Rev. VIM. NJ Walch,
George A. Ashton, and Aurena G. White
both Of this county
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March II. --Flouf.
Howard Street Super 4.25@.450
Howard Street Extra 4 1905 25
Howard Street Choice 1906 so
Howard Street Family 37(06 rs
Wheat-W White ! 1901 25 cents !;
Red | .20(@1 10
Corn White s1@s2 cents:
Yellow $4,000 cents.
Oats. Southern 67(d70 cents /;
Western 81 cents.
Rye 00(01 OF cents.5
Provisions. Shoulders 840Sl
Clear rib sides HOLT. Hams IA
OILS cents. Lard 132(0141.
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M. Is. CONFERENCE.-THE fol-
lowing are the appointments made
by the Baltimore Conference of the
M L, Church for this, the "Win-
chester Circuit at its late session
in Winchester, viz:
George w. Cooper, Presiding
Elder. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street,
G G Baker; Bedford street, w Il
Bird; Kingsley Chapel, S M Al
ford; Frostburg; l. M Gardner ;
Frostburg Circuit, w III Reed; Lon
aconing, p b Reese; Piedmont, j
G Hagey, Keyser City, Henry
Nice; Bloomington, j III Marsh ;
Hartmansville, / III Offner; Grant
George w Cecil; Pendleton, j w
Howard, supply; Romney, ID B
Winstead; Rawlings station, Peter
Vondersmith; Mount Savage, Reu-
ben Koer; New BRIDGEPORT, ] /
Walsh; Union Grove, l. A Thru
keld; Flintstone, E j. Anderson,
B Thompson; Hancock, John Ed
wards, III G Smith; Paw Paw, S S
Wilson, supply;Berkeley Springs,
II G McDaniels; Hedgesville, w
M Walsh; Martinsblrg. j w Cor
nelius; Bunker Hill, A j Gill ;
Winchester, A M Courtenay; Shep-
herdstown. Jonn w Smith.
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:
DT HID.

On the 9th inst, in this town, George
Rhodes, aged 3 years, 8 months and Il
days; son of Philip and Bridget Rhodes.
In this place, on the 4th inst, Charles
son of John Oliver, aged Z years.
In this place, on the 4th inst, Ida Y
B. Isanogle, aged years and months
daughter of Joseph Isanogle, Esq.
In Chambersburg, on the 4th inst, Mary
K, infant daughter of William II. ant
Elite J Beck, aged eight months.
An Obituary.
On Thursday, March 4th, in this place,
Ida V. b., aged years and 6 months, on
" daughter of ]. A. and e. ]. Isanogle.
In Memory or Little Ida.
IDA's GONE
What makes the house so still and sad,
That oft with childish shout was g lad
Why sits that mother weeping now
With deep grief seated on her brow
IDA's GONE
No more shall sound her laughing shout,
No more her voice in glee ring out;
Her lips are hushed--her head at rest
And with the Savior, and the blest.
IDA's GONE
Yes, Ida s gone, and much we II miss
Her pratling voice and loving kiss
A lamb sent from heaven above
That we Though her might Jesus love.
IDA's GONE
Frederick Md papers please copy.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-03-13

We learn that a letter has been
received from the President of the
Baltimore q: Ohio Railroad Com
pany addressed to Hon. Chas. j.
Faulkner, Hon. ]. Howard Get
finger, John N. Abel, Esq, and
others, in which Mr.. Garrett ex-
presses his purpose to visit Mar
tinsburg during the month of
April next. OF the precise time,
further Information will be given.
This visit may be one of great i'm
portance TO this community, and
we hope the committee charged
with the reception of Mr.. Garrett
win take the necessary steps to
make the occasion one worthy Of
our city.