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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26
.c,sco STOCK REPORT.

AN Francisco. August %.
MORNING SALES.
20 SphimsaD-sia s4'. s. ,,z
$50 h saiid Z Curry-lj rs iopo
~ y: ssst / Belcher-4ss;i' ioHo'
SIS sayseea,a5s y 5ss 5ss 59H 5shbo
~. ~ Can yirginia-ol ~ ~
80 Chons Sorcross-1lA liz II SbjO rs
la IN lisUo, oL
100 G cpI,ou Jscket-34S 34s 3i7s "a %
ls.g Tsntuck-l4 1874
ll2o AlPhhasrV2ss 2ss 231s 23Ab5 2ib3O
% Sorn Nevada-li'. IA IA.
rs Utsh-l
10 PSuurbeauer-2Os 2Os 2o'.
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IVY snccor-a 70c 65c
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Is Csledonia-o1s "a
mo Lady Bryan-oo'
81, % baltimore Con-2H
i itS silver Hill-l0 l0S l0s
10 Chsllense-4n
a Dsyton-5a o9
%, ~ nan Island-lS
"a psrianelles-l
oOoysy York Con-A
a. Occidental-3a
rs Ats-3
"a Woodyille-lH
sls Kossuth-I
50 Andes-!a
no Wsrd-l
-ao Levisthsn-ts q
AN Con Virginia-l
5Prospect-6
COO Mary land-a
qnO Cromer-2n
aO West Belcher-lL
50 TrOjan-s5c
400 Lady Washington-2k
AFTERNOON SALES.
100 Meadow vslley-l
sRaymond h Ely-S
6T5 Eureka Con-ll
100 Jackson-3s
500 Phoenix-I
25Alps-h
100 Belmont-2A
sSOKK Con-3h
e5 Leopard--llS 10A
$50 Jeiferson-l
100 Gila-9Oc ,,
ISO Northern Belle-2lh % can
,lOO Hussey-1 90c
7lO Gen Thomas-lI IA lnblO
eO5 Manhattan-l6 15a l7I
500 Modoc-5H 5ha 81
500 Nsnsield-A
llo0 Coso Conf 29c
9ioD New Coso-2A az "a
s50 Golden Chariot-l.05
800 Poorman-40c
95 Belcher IA 1874
AZ Could h Curry-l5 l5A
q35 Yellow Jacket-33A 34A "a 81 tb5
405 Savage-U
$50 Imperisl--5H 57sb5
Con Hale kNorcross-llSs Il lAb5
355 Alphs-59s 59ss 59A
$40 Californis-57h So 5SA 5Sh
$50 MeIican-34 332s
go Best Belcher-4S AK 471s
$50 Sierra Nevada-l4A
100 0phr -53A 631s
sos Justce-2SA 2SI4 2Sss
$50 E1chequer-20A 20h
80 Bu,lion-55
20 Overman-76A
50 Kentuck-134
$50 julia
$50 Union Con-8A
2s5 Caledonia-8A so
?45 Con Virginia -52a4b5 52A 521
50 Chollar Potosi-971S 81
1855 Silver Hill 10Y
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

BELGRADE, Aug. 25.-The Turks yes
terday made three desperate attacks on
the Servian positions at Alexnatz and
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26
y ELE n AP II!

SPECIAL TO THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

a FLOWER THAT (IIAECES IT'S
Color. Botany is a division Of ma
tural science which treats Of plants,
and Il study Of Ncgctabl Physiology
must he the. foundation Of botanical
knowledge study Only possible BY
the improvements III the microscope
and i'll organic chemistry. plants
are not scattered hap!l;,zard, over the
earth, botanical geography must be
studied, with this, planthistory.
Botany may be applied to the wants
Of everyday life, rs in Agriculture,
Horticulture, or Medical Bo:any.
Animals often exhibit Il marvellous
instinct in selecting medicinal Ii rbs,
and ;nl observation Of their habits
has often, even in the present time,
led to most valuable discoveries. And
Should man, with his knowledge and
appliances, fail 10 discover less than
,hc brute? Il is Of ,'cdi-al Botany
we would speak, or Of the lIcpatinc
Plant, discovcrc III Southern Nubia,
the Flower of which changes its color
with every change OF the atmosphere,
The remarkable changes and vara-
tons Of this Pant and Flower haze
been Tor years our special study, &c
sul'iny III the discovery OF its poses
sion otwondcil'n medical properties,
the existence and value Of which
have heretofore hccn entirely un-
known to medical sciences. After
mach labor aud scientific invcstira-
ton, we have succeeded il cxtractlny
lis peculiar n!cdic!na! principles,
which is Il spcc.!i: ANA care inr al
diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and
Bowe!>; II permanent care Tor Dy,p.-
!s'a, !E'.i& cs;!oM, Spleen, C'o.is;ipa
ton, JoGnd!cc. AMI ali Billions Com
paints OF ci';"S., we cnnno. send II
iivin. F.lw&roi Ills i AMI Ia all who
rra' "i ilcl'a!iii~; but "a a,i vino w:ll
st.t;i ;h@li address Ia Acyrn!l (
CnI,; u, !':!!:ssivl.!;n. III, NTH Il
i!ircc cont s:a'np 10 ra'n!n postage,
We Viii $cn,l l'rna i:.,.sn;le Of lie
Flower, ti.i: VIII ,h"A-r ii, c,inr
iMt lie *"aie Is .!Ic real l!rIm;ine
tinws..
lie ,!sd:ci,c, Nig:,cl.'- lI.ratinc,
"r sale * l:r. y. G. Dukes Orange
hurg, Sc, and Will cure al diseases
% lhr liver.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

to make examination Of the public
Offices; that during said inquiries the
committee came across II number Of
school certificates, which they regard
cd with suspicion; tia: upon subject
ing them to close examination, they
adjudgcd thom forged, and The Grand
Jury SO reported them; that the one
i'll his hand was forged in his opinion.
Uumbcrt next testified. lie said that
he and McKinlay altered number
Of school certificates out III his house
in February, 1874; that they divided
the money, &c. Iiumb,rt was al
lowed to testify because the State had
entered mnlc proscqni in his case
upon his promising to dcclosc all the
circumstances connected With the
1orgcries with which lie and NIc1Kin-
lay were charged.
Al fifteen minutes to 5 O lock in
the afternoon, the lawyers went to The
jury. M | Browning. Esq, acting
Solicitor, and w j DcTrcvilo, ESQ,
II H.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

of the national airs and we're greeted
with great applause. They were
closely followed by Hon. J. G. Elaine
and Senator Jones, Of Nevada, and
wife. At five minutes to II, the
President entered through Memorial
Hall, and was conducted to Il scat in
front Of the platform. Gov. Hart
ranit, Gen. Hawlcy and Hon. y. j.
Morrill, occupied seats on his left,
while Messrs. John Welsh and
Goshorn were OIL the right. Fred
Douglas, by some mischancc, worked
his way through the crowd and was
helped over tic ropes by The officers
and conducted to a seat on the plat
form. lie WIS greeted with cheers
at 11.30, the Wagner Centennial
Inauguration March was performed
by tho orchestra, under The direction
Of 1heo. Thomas, at the conclusion Of
which Bishop Simpson offered up Il
dcvout PRAYER, during the rcciting Of
which the majority Of the vast rs
semblagc ST ood with uncovered heads.
The Empress cf Brazil, cscoi, ted
by Mrs. Gillespie, visited the womcn's
pavilion this afternoon, aud made Il
tour of I'll the aislcs and passages
There we're no iormaltics at'cndn.
the visit. Dom Pedro also visited
the pavilion, and gave emphatic ap,
proval Of The work there displayed
by American women.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
CERTIFICATE OF CoMMENDATIoN.

This is to certify that Elder A. p.
Norris came to US from Edgefeld, S.
c., highly recommended rs q high
toned gentleman, Il sincere christian
and an able minister of the Gospel.
This character lie has maintained
among us through Il period Of years,
and IN addition we say we find him a
laborcr Of burning zeal indomnitablc
will and launtlcss courage i'll defense
Of what lie concciycs to be The prin-
ciplcs of cur Holy Religion, and by
own request is dismissed from Us as I.
minister to 20 Wherever God in his
providence may cast his lot
Res6ircd, That the Working Chris
Hon and Orangcburg Nc'ss md Tones
be requested to publish the foregoing
certificate, and that the Clerk of this
Church forward II copy Of the same
to Rev. a. =. Norris
JACOB HoFFMAS,
Moderator pro tcn,.
II. II. WILEs, Clerk.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

community" and nct attack "TRrAL
JUSTICE GENERALLY"
JUSTICE
The above has the true ring, and
is from one who knows the ups and
downs that besct Trial Justices gen.
orally. If they refuse to take some
cases, they arc prosecuted for neglect
Of duty; if they entertain and send
them up TO the Circuit Court for
trial, they are prosecuted for cncour.
asiEg litigation. What are these poor
fellows to do under the circumstances?
I'd. News & Timcs,]
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
5000 Appreciations

Accident elevated to thc position ci
Doorkccpcr of the House i, man
named l.. II. Fitzhugh, who was ap-
pointed as II Texan. Recently lie
wrote Il letter to IL friend in Texas
which shows him in Il feeble character,
and which promises just now TO make
vacancy i'll the doorkecpcrship.
The friend t. whom lie wrote was
proud Of The pride Of the ,loork ccpcr
and deemed it Il glorious thing to
publish letter which revealed The
grandeur Of Filzhugh. The le;;c.
commences
| have been trying ever since my
election to write to YOU but have been
bcseiwc,l from S in the morning until
or 9 at night. | had about one
hundred q fifty appointment. to make
and have had ,cc!icn without cxar
gcraion 5000 applications ;c.i,lc..
men, women & c.ii,lrcn pulling and
lurking me every :ima would iu,
my head ont Of Tie ,!:oy OF my uN;cc.
Il i: sad 10 know t'at poor ''ii::::::.
WAS ':jnrkcl' about hv 5000 appi-
carts, but he :ccmtd 10 cn.iny'laa in.
'ortnncc Of The thing. lie says:
have morc invitations 10 iro,ich
with the members an,l Senators .han
any '"''' III Na,!'in@toa. an =
III Xiv .n ","'' '''n M,.n ~ .ht!'''2Es 'h"h
u,c 0nnrn no I'LL, kr. H. AN; 2 .,i. '"'l "'
break toi nc and somc,inr. ;, Inz,n
being at me at once or places ior
some friend. | scarcely ever gi; out
nl the office to 80 Oh the !!uor o. the
House.
II. dicks arc not ,hc only or,nsc.
m>cnts Of E;tzhn,h l1, :. ,;.or,l1,.
!, olo,o., J.;
" ~ ~ '' "'ccs' ''r nc
WIRES III another place
wish yon could be here will nc,
do try u come on, the C;nvnt iurn-
ishcs ne with 4 fine turnout and
Spanking pair OF llcrscs Il bc!orc 4
;her , 'ne hoase sessions q recess |
man MAN. ,n,n"s l,"n y, .,.c''', ".Y eo''ah-
us, that is ray and mvsclt. md ot,nr To-
drivin; around to my brcal;ius, take
me 10 my Office, come on X ! will
~ YOU q 4 S""o '''''e.
" no c'"'' resist s''ch in INVITA-
''2'i 50 ehin''s';';s''c'iy cSprcS ca!
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
"Pandcra's Box"

The charge Of Tie court to the
grand jury was special with rcfcrcn G
to trial Justices. His Honor is evil
IDENTIFY in full sympathy with the pco-
pic. lie roundly declared that these
officials i'll general are moral pests,
q Pandora's box Of evils uncudinr, an
incxhaustiblc ovipcrous curse breed
ing trouble everywhere, and distur5.
ing the public peace. The Judge dc.
nounced them rs they deserved, and
desired the jury 10 see to it that they
brought on no more useless liligations.
The above dclcc!ablc extract we
sci from one "Quclqucloi's" commu-
nication to the Charleston News AMI
Courier. This malicious and uncafl-
cd for attack upon "'rrial Justices
generally" should rot, and cannot, %
unnoticcd. Those, at least Of he
Town, slcnounce as false i'll every
particular the above charges anil de.
iy "Quclquclois' or any other party
to point out one item respecting hem
that will bear out the truth Of the
above statement. We ID not deny The
fact that some Trial Justices may
have misuscd their Office; but tha;
is no foundation tUr the broad asscr
ton chat Trial Justices generally
are an incNhaustiblc curse, breeding
trouble everywhere" If "Quc!1uc-
fols" in this really quotes the words
ofthc Judge, he is only propagating
the means that Mil tend to lesson or
destroy the influence for good that
any Trial Justice may attempt to cx-
crt. The Office Of Trial Justice is ii
more important enc than citizens gen
orally arc aware Of, and The fash
lonablc, contcmptuons, and bitter
feeling that certain parties arc fo;-
tcring against them, can and will
only result i'll injury to the commu-
nifty. We do not intend TO take up
the cudscl for every Trial Justice in
the County; far from it. But on the
principle that because one Circuit
Judge was impcachcd and reno owed
from office the other day, it docs not
follow that all others ought to be re-
moved. SO if some Trial Justices arc
found unworthy, it does not follow
that Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart
have a right to bark out their spite at
Trial Justices generally" rs our
sp'cnciic correspondent appears dis
posed to do. Trial justices are only
huplan, and in the Conscientious dis
charge Of their intricate duties arc
peculiarly liable to err from the fact
that they are not lawyers. Yet are
they ot:cn called upon to decide grave
questions Of Law; and should one err,
never so innoccntly, curses and male
dictions are hurled upon Trial Jus
'1iccs generally" by such grave, lever
end and potent scigniorsas "Quclquc-
lois."
But without attempting any further
pnlintion Of the crimes Of Trial jus.
tlccs generally or going into any
further defence of those Of our Town,
we would only ask that "Quclquc-
i"is' or any other fault finding per-
son, will be specific, and have the
manlincss to say distinctly
Trial Justice Jones, or Smith, or who
ever hc mayh is 4 csrsc 10 TIC
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
". M. G. a.

The Regular monthly meeting will be
J cid next Thursday evening, nj s! o'clock,
ut the Rooms Of the Association. All
members are requested to be present, MS
matters Of interest will be submitted.
+. S. DlBBLE, Secretary.
May Goth 1876.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

The pin back and the corset having
failed TO kill the ladies Of Mississippi,
they have gone to chewing snuff.
With suicida! energy they have thrown
away their spruce gum, and taken to
Scotch with a vengeance. The ply
sicians arc becoming alarmed over
the prevalent use Of il, and claim
that j, j. creating sad l.aroc with The
prospects of IN increase Of native
Alississipfiana.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
Very respectfully yours,
JAS. NJ. SMITH,
Governor Of he state Of Georgia.

Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures
Colds, Congh, Bronchitis, lloarScncss,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group,
Plcuri>y, Pain an,l Soreness in the
Breast, and wllposi;ivcly cure Con-
sumption. We ssal! publish in the
NEWS ASp'l'IMrs Testimonials OF great
an good men Of the nation, whose
words cannot he doubted in regard
TO the G,crlts Of Globe Flower Syrup.
We prefer TO Let them speak.
Globe Flower Sy:np for sale by
Dir. a. c. DUKES
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
The Opening Of the Centennial.
pHEIArEIPII1A, MAY 10

PIiELArEiPIIIA, May 10.
1t is legal holiday, and all busi.
ness is suspended. The gates were
opened at 8 O'clock. The sky was
clcudlcss. The foreign commissions
ers and other distinguished visitors
had a special entrance, and we're
seated without confusion. Fully
$4,000 people were OH the grounds.
The ceremonies opened with airs Of
Ill nations, under The direction of
Theodore Thomas, prayer by Right
Rev. Bishop Simpson, hymn by Join
Grecnlcaf Whittier, presentation Of
the buildings to the United States
Centennial Commission by Centennial
Commissioner John Welsh, cantana
by sydney I.anicr, Of Georgia, pre-
scntation Of tho exhibition to the
President Of the United States by
Joseph X. IIawlcy.
The following is the proclamation
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

t.COY ERRED Taken away from
-Aa suspicious character, about one
month since, Silver Watch Any one
calling and proving property, can get it
from Mr. Geo. Holivcr.
u. NJ. WOLFE,
Marshal.
,,,nr Ok ..i.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORANGEBuRG County.
OnASGEpUEG, S. c., May Goth 1876.
Notice is hereby given that there will bc
meeting efthc various Boards Of School
Trustees of this County to be held at the
School Commissioners Office in Orange
burg on the ird day of June 1876, rs b,,si.
ness Of Importance Will be transacted.
THOS. PHILLIPS,
Co. School Corr. Of Orangcbusg, Co., c. II.
may % Ct
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-20

There is, n diurnal Liar and annual
Blackmailcr furing sumptuously ill
Columbia Of whose pccca,,illos wc
shall speak very poirtcdly shortly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-09
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssER R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
MEMPnIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

sloepig cars on mail train. Ticket offices,
Louisville Depot. 2S7 Main (cor. Madison'
and 278 Main street. ,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-09
frying on Another man. shirt.

We had no change" with us,
says Rev. W. W. H. Murray in the
Adirondacks; we didn't take very
large wardrobe along on this trip
and when we had aroused our host,
our first and most emphatic request
was for cold clothes" Now, the
resources of the house in this direc-
ton were abundant in quantity,
but terribly deficient in proportion.
The garments which fell to my
share were good enough for their
proprietor, probably, but they were
evidently cut for a man several
years younger than l am. The
pantaloons were two or three
stories too short, and the shirt
would have made the Egyptians
bow down and worship. But, per-
severance conquerS all obstacles /;
and having got myself into the top
Of those trowsers, with the help Of
my companion, l shook myself
down to the bottom of them, and
some ways below the bottom Of
them, too. Indeed, when l fairly
got through those breecheS / found
they were Of continental cut, and
precisely of the fashion our fathers
wore a century ago. But the shirt
was a mystery. Off from me it
looked as shirt should look, but
when l had got it on it looked as
no shirt has ever looked for six
thousand years. Ny arms went
into and through the sleeve as a tin
peddler goes through toll-gate
when he is too much hurried by the
pressure Of business to stop and
pay the assessment. never knew
what long arms | had until | got
into that shirt. There was room
for dozen bracelets below the cuff
buttons, aud when | got to bed |
felt as if / wanted one bed for my
body and one for my arms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-09
!" MEMPHIS TENN. SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8. 1876
With a Wild crY Netsoher snrang

With a wild cry Netscher sprang
to her side, and felt her pulse.
"She lives, she livesp he cried /;
shut where is the wretch who has
done this deed?"
81 shot at him when l saw him
struggling with the girl" replied
the stranger, "but he escaped into
the forest"
There happened to be a young
physician in the party, to whom
Catherine was committed, while
the rest of the men went off and
procured torches and returning
began to scour. the wood. All
night long they wandered without
discovering the object of their
search, but when morning came,
Van Bree was discovered concealed
among the foliage of a tree. Upon
being commanded to descend, he
fired upon the party. A wOodman
who lived close by was called to
bring his ak and chop the tree
down. Not until Van Bree had
wounded several of the young men
did the woodman succeed in bring
ing the tree to the ground, and Van
Bree with it. The fall killed him
on the spot by breaking his neck.
On his person were found Cathe.
rine's money and jewelry.
The unfortunate girl was con-
veyed back to Brielle, where, after
lingering between life and death fol
weeks, she slowly recovered. The
most persistent efforts of herfather,
rand of the authorities also, failed
to make her declare anything about
Van Bree's villainy. She avoided
all society, and was rarely seen
about the Vroon Inn.
Notwithstanding suitors still
flocked about Hans house, his
daughter refused to see any of them
Her father died at a ripe old age,
leaving his daughter a round sum
of money. She at once retired tC
small house, where she passed hel
life in seclusion, doing many deeds
of charity, but always through the
agency Of another. Several year
ago she was, still living, but ha(
never stirred from out her hous,
since the day she entered it Wha
the motive was that prompted he.
strange behavior was never known
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-09
Habits of the pope.

A Rome correspondent of the
Berliner Tageblatt gives some in
teresting information concerning
the habits of the Pope. Plus TX
does not like solitude. He gives
daily audiences even during the
heats of summer. Taciturn persons
do not find favor with him. His
former physician, Sartori, knows
his disposition well, and invariably
supplied himself with bon mOtS,
anecdotes, or interesting news be-
fore calling upon his illustrious pa
tient. A number of cardinals call
daily to entertain him. The ban
ished Prussian, Ledochowsl0i, is a
fayorite. He is so well acquainted
with European affairs and partieu-
larly with those Of the Prussian
COURT, and has had such interest
ing personal experiences, that he is
exceptionally successful in keeping
the Pope amused. The antiquarian.
Baron Visconti, is a frequent yisi-
itor, and one of the most welcome
being very witty an prolific of good
sayings. Monsignor Nardi, who il
another frequent guest at the Vati'
can, and holds a high place in the
good will of His Holiness, looks
upon Yisconti as q rival, and or
Tuesdays and Fridays, when The
latter is accustomed to present
himself, he usually remains at home
to indite a leader for the Vocodelli
/ Yerita or a letter for the Vienni
| NnlkSfrennd. M
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Weekly Public Ledger,

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SheriiF's Sale of Real Estate

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
il that by virtue OF an execution tu me di-
rected from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in the cas- of W.
II, Bihb VS.. Chas. WOrden and 0. p. Lyles,
terest and costs oil suit, to satisfy said judg-
ment. etc, / will
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On FrIday, september Is, 1s7e,

in legal hours, in front of the Courthouse.
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 20 sell. to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribsd property, to-wit: Lot No: 42 and the
vision of original lot No. 5ll, situate, lying
and being in the county of Shelby, State OF
Tennessee, aud in the city of Memphis
known as S6 and So Robeson street. See Book
No. Ill. page AIT, Registers office.
Levied on as the property of defendant,
Chas Worden, to satisfy said judgment. in
terest and costs.
Memphis, 22d day Of August, 1875.
O, 4. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY w. ID, CANNON, D. s.
W. II. Bibb, Atty for plaintiff. l5l-2-S