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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

The February uumber OF the Penn Monthly
has been received from the publishers 10 Phil
adelphia. Its contents are: The Month, Gu
dron the Trusty, 4 Study in Steam Eoginery,
A Talk About Fioanauce Policy, Captain
Joseph Richardson, FaIlacy Of the Gold State
mont E, e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

AT a regular s"tn:moath!y meeting of the
Common Councli, held January Is, 1876. there
Were present: Georgc r. Shinn. esq, PRESIDENT,
and Messr;. Moore, 'pkins, 5rnoot, Latham,
Broders, Herbert, Harlow, R,shei!l, Becknam,
Schofold, Beach, Hughes, Evans and Simms.
Hr. bfoderS, from the committee on Finance,
reported adversely on the petition Of } p. Rice
f.r reduction Of assessment, and the report was
atOpte!.
The same gentleman, from the same com
mittee, reported IN tsvpr Of granting the pet!-
ton Of JAS Il. NcFeigh for reduction of assess
ment; also adversely upon tue petition of JOS.
b. Moore :or reduction of taxes, and the reports
were adopted.
Mr.. Hughes, from the Committee on Streets,
reported ~ resolution authorizing the Auditor
to issue his warrant in favor Of J. l.. Boyer for
SlOl IL payment tor paving streets, and the res.
oiution WAS adopted.
Mr.. Schofe.d, from the Committee on the
Poor, reported IN favor Of the payment Of the
bills Of K. NJ. Lawson, $780,; Il l.. simpson
i Son, S34 81; Smoot s Perry. SIS IS, and Jas.
E~ntwi:l', jr, SIS AZ, which were ordered to be
paid.
Bills of Thomas Lsnnon, $3.50, for wood for
the poor, snd So7 81, for groceries Tor the poor,
We're referred TO the Committee on the Poor.
MIR. Harlow presented u communication which
had been received by the rsgor from t.e Mayor
OF boston reIst!re to a proposed monument at
Yorktown, which wss referred 10 a special COM
tiDA SaSh Oak y
Instructions t. report suitable resolutions look
ing to such action as the city may take, and
Messrs Smoot and Beckhsm were appointed
members o: the committee on the part of tn is
Board.
Mr. Harlow also presented a commu ~nication
which had been received by the Mayor from j.
X. Dowe!l, Agent and Superintendent OF the
Western Union Telegraph Co, with reference
to the American fire alarm, which was referred
TO the Committee on Public Property.
a COMMUNICATION from J T. Hill IN reference
to the Committee on Pubic Property was laid
ON the table.
A communication from James Breen and
Others asking Tor the grading o; Gibbon street,
between Alfred and Henry, was referred to the
Committee on Streets.
A bill OF W. Watkins. amounting to Sl3O Al,
for beef for toe poor, WAS referred to the Com
mittee on the Poor.
A bill Of Smoot & Perry, amounting to S67 GO,
Wss referred - the Committee on Streets.
An order, adopted by the Board of Aldermen,
relating 10 the paving Of the sidewalk of the east
side OF north Fairfax street, was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Latham introduced a joint resolution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
Markets by Telegraph

New YoAK. January 26-Stocks active.
Money 5. Gold IL Flour quie: and un-
changed, Wheat duI. and declining Corr firm.
dated, 50; West Virsiala y. y. g. Is, old, lG:
Cotton steady snt firm m~id4.lng l2:s:2:.
Flour quiet and unchaG-ed Wheat quiz. ia:
firm; Western rcd l3o; Pernsy lvanis red Is.
l4y; Maryland red l~2usl5Oi d.. amber l5Jsl5s;
do. white Is iai55. Lorn-Southern tirmer ana
tair!y active; West II ea<i4-; Southern whit"
Sc 60 do. yellow 56atl Western mixed Oils
Ia spot 613 February. Uat>-Nc4thcrn no!ul-
ma Western firm; Western white i9.jl; do.
mixed 4ja4S. RE In lair demand ~ So.eZ. Hsy
unchanged. rrIv.sions quiet and steady. Pork,
new, 2lnS-l Is Butter dali and heavy, eXcep.
for .xtrss, wlIch are in demand: Wc't"rn eG
ira .-4a2j; do. :ir;ts 2la2i. Coffee hom,@ai!y
unchAnyef Sugar quiet but firm At lvs,lus.
Whisky dull ~ 81 II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

Mr.. Smoot was right last night when be said,
iu the Common Council, that the way to the
Fayette-street depot was Through mud, mire
and quagmire, and Was lighted only by ignes
fatui," and it is to be hoped that his resolution
providing for a correction of the crying evil
mag be adopted, and its instructions carried
ont ar once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

The market continues active, and prices are
good, with al upward tendency in Corn. Re-
ceipts to-day of 564 bushels Of red Whca:.
which sold ut 10. l2e. 1873, 1873 and l42 for com.
mon 10 f.ir, and l-73 bushels of Corn at 81 :or
white and 81 s9d 50 for naked and yellow.
Country produce mas declined and is quie, 3:
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

CAPT. W. II. FoWLE.-A communication
appeared in yesterdays Gazette calling upon
Capt. w. Fl. Fowle to resign his seat as a
member of the Legislature from this city. That
thought suggested itself 10 Capt. Fowie as soon
as he regained his reason, and would have been
acted upon but for the advice of some of his
friends. In order, however, that bis present
views may be stated correctly, We publish the
following letter, received from him this morn
ing, which, though not written for the Eress,
contains such information that simple justice
to him warrants its publication
RICHMOND, January IS, 1876.
DEAR SIR I am just in receipt of q letter
from q friend, in which he says that a friend of
mine, q prominent citizen, is talking of getting
up a petition asking me to resign. l am acting
entirely undsr advice, and my friends here ad-
wise a different course. / have strong hopes of
being able to make d final satisfactory settlement
with the Montpelier, and until it is demonstrated
that I cannot settle, l think the people might
wait. l would have written u statement, but
my counsel advises differently. l am in daily
consultation with the trustees OF the Montpelier,
and they are satisfied with matters as they pro.
gross. I have the sympathy of all here, aud
they understand the matter fully. I think my
people, who / know to be generous, might wait
until it is demonstrated that l am in default.
l have suffered worse than death; spare me
more pain, if possible. From the time l COM
menced to play-and I was not then quite sober
Il remember nothing until an instinct of self
preservation made me telegraph to Mr.. Hunter.
l had about 1859 of my own money and played
with thst. How l became involved and played
the bonds | do not know.
Yours truly, WIN. b. FowLE.
As stated in yesterdays Gazette the Captain
hss succeeded, though he did Dot know it at
the time he wrote the above letter, in making
good the entire amount of the funds belonging
to the Montpelier Association he so ubfortu-
pately lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

Upon the passage Of the Centennial appro.
p~riatlou by the House of Representatives, yes
terday, corner lots" advanced, and we're worth
"niIIions''-so the pages at the Capitol said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

ns- ATTsSr10N, SuS.- There vii. De y ca..ed
meeting Of tn" sun Fire Co. on Taursdsy even
ing. January 2t:h. Al O'clock. A full attend
ance is requ red, ~ bushes: Of importance WI!
be laid b:lore the company
ian 2i-It GLO. Is. DEEToS, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

20 the editor Of the alexandria Guaette:
| beg leave to correct an error wh,cu appear
ed in your columns, copied from the Washing.
ton Tribune, VIZ: That Hon. j. Il. Tucker was
formerly Professor OF Law at the Washington
University. He is nou Professor OF Coos;tu-
tlonaI Law 10 the same University The state.
nent, as made through your columns, was CAL
culated to mislead those who were not acQuaint-
ed with the facts. Respectfully,
Il. ST. u. FUCKER.
LEXINGTON, Va Jan. 20. 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

jng. .Januarr 25:n. At : O'clock. A full attend
ance is requ red, ~ bushes: Of importance WI!
be laid balore the company
jan 26-2t GEO. Is. DEEToS, Secretary.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerk: flee o: the Cor
Y porstion Court # I'll" city 81 A.c&ahdF"'
on the 9th day at january, lo.6: II. u. Kayhe:
VS. H.. ' Cr.ndsL! = dJOhn Cr%Adat!, partners
ding basin = un Ter the l-n name or Crshoa'5
BrJ .n.r.. ap N!n. A. Smoot. In cnancery a-d
upon ~ attachment
Meme: Tie obi .ct Of tins suit is to recover Of
the def ndslts, Craad.l! brothers,, me sum @!
i've hundrel and sixty dollars, with lhteres;
ir IN October ~. loD an! 70 attacn ana au3JY."
to the payment Of the same me este or q:o'2
due the said Cr"nIa!! Brothers II Inc hsHos "
the said WIn :. Snloot.- -.
The defendants. Il. Y. Crandsll and JoAD
Crane I, not having g tered tHeiF Appearance
and gwen security according 20 me nc; ~ =
sembly and the rules 81 this toU:!, a"I ]. ~
pearing by affidavit that tney are not F:-iI""E'
this State. it i, ordered tina. the said defendants
| auucar here within on. month after due puo!c"-
ton Of this order, and do VIA! l. necessary -
protect their interests IL thi. suit; $40 :"a. q |"P!
OF this order be forthwith Inserted i: ."e ~
andrla Gazette, u newspaper l"o:'-":- -, 49,. -.
city OF Alexandria,. once Is wees iI .'i' -
cessive weeks, and posted ~ the iron: 900. u
~ ~ Lucy MMOETUI MAKYh, Clerk.
ID. L. Smoot, =. q. ~. -o"
BY r. A. KERRY, A~uctioneer,
mo. 81 KING street. A.ex.@1Ta' rEsuannj!iD
A2D Ki1fCSES FURNITURE.
On SATURDAY ne2:, JanuaTy .':A' i2.'|
at No l12 Prince stree, between - A2apI IA -
Pitt streets, Aiexaui5ia, Va, commencing +: ~
o'clock 3 III, | wiz sci! Tor TIE o%'e!' :: p aJE
suction, without reserve, = lot o EALEApHH
HOUSEHOLD and iUhtI
TURE. Per: oas IL wsnt II good :-!ai:1'e WA
90 We'll TO sttend this sale.
is.. psf: +. A. hEkBl, for the o"Ae''-
YNANTED-A purchase! for me cneap C.
w TWO.STOHI BHlCh hOCSE, 80, -
81 Prince street. between Hoya.a SD f!'~ ApP'
on the premises, oa!wrer - II 'Ao l - ="
jan 26-i"'
yI,EN-Y.AR BAKERS RYE WHIShEl
4. is the best and pures: FOX ss.G .! s0H
Oct Is GEO. McBUKNEl SUI.
. MOTHER SUPPLY Of NEW BCCA-
~ WHEAT received .?-daE y u Pr-Ry.
oct IL >. \. u -
THE VERY BEST CIGAR Fox I'VE
4 CENTS is for sale 81 =.
dec MA
SPLIT PEAS-ne"GG: G. WI NJ Ramsay,
octs Conner King aid = Asap-."
nRIED SUGAR CORN, a nice AF'c'e' 49,
~ received oy u1IRTRN.
oct 25-Lf j..
DEW DROP and Doub.e Grape
DGiN = genuine article, for sale oy .oN
80. H. GEO. McBURNEf s SON'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
LEXINGTON, Va Jan. 20. 1876.

Gov. Walker has introduced into the House
of Representatives a bill to remove the poiiti-
cal dis utilities of Gen. Robert +. Ransom, of
Moth Carolina. brother OF Gen. Mat. Ransom,
of the same State, and a Uoited States SEN
ator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1879.

Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, chairman OF the
Committee on Elections. of the House of Rep
resentatives, is the object of abuse, from a
Radical source, that, while impoteut of evil, is
yet annoying. as are all false accusations, come
they from where they may. ln this instance
Mr.. Harris is charged with delaying the To-
vestigatiou into the contested election case of
Piatt VS.. Goode, for the purpose of allowing
Mr.. Goode to hold MS seat during this session.
Now there have not been SO many important
contested cases before Congress for many years,
and the committee are unable to try all OF them
at once. The evidence III these cases will, 10
many Instances, fiji volumes, ranging from FIVE
hundred to a thousand pages of printcd matter,
AMI it will certainly require time, and a good
deal of it, 70 examine the mass of testimony
and do justice to the contestants and their con-
stituents. Bat one case can be tried at a time,
ADD some rule, or order of procedure, had to
be adopted. The committee of which Mr..
Harris is the chairman, aud upon which there
isa majority OF Democrats, found on the re-
cords Of their predecessors, in the last Con
gress, the rules and mode of procedure adopt.
ed by the Radical committee, among which was
a docket of the cases arranged alphabetically
as TO STATES. That the Radical rule, as adopt
ed by the present committee, throws the Viz
ginia case at the bottom of the list, is certainly
no fault of Mr.. Harris or his committee, as
some Que had to be last, and W. see 40 particu
lar reason why MIR. Piatt should be made an
exception to the rule of his own party, aud
have bis case taken up out of order, though
we have 10 doubt both MIR. Goode and MIR.
Harris would, most willingly, were it 10 their
power, end the contest at once, the cOnstltu.
ents of Mr.. Goode feeling 40 uoeasiness as to
the result, upon the merits of the case, and the
abundance OF evidence that will be aduced to
show the perfect aud clear title to his seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA JAN !. %.
sun gosa............. i .M@o" sct,....."- > y
Sun sets ...............5 Is High wnLer..." 90

Steamer Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, 10 "A
Reed
Steamer john W Thompson, lower Potomnc,
10 + \ Feed.
Scbr A 4 Smirk, Esltim re, to W \ >moo:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

The Recent Affair an a Gambling House.
No Investigation Ht-Judge Stevens Sh1
A6seut-7he johnson and Knight Case
That Capitol Restaurant, ETC., etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26
BY +. A. kerby, Auctioneer'

SNANTED-A purchaser :ec me chsap g..
w TWO.STOHY BRICK hOCSE. 80. IA
81 Prince street, 5e:we"- f'@ya. SD 90" a'F'
on the premises, oe!~-er - II aHu l
ian 26-iMt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

SfLli hAo- G., WM. RAMSAY,
80, 9 Conner King aid =. ASsp2:S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

THE VERY BEST ClGAh ~"
deS ohNlo 10 'oS 'RRAMSAY'S CORNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-26

T,EN-YaAR BAKERS ~ "hl0hH1
ocl IL GEO. McBUKNEl son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, August 25.-Flour quiet.
Wheat active, firm and higher, closing
easy; No. spring, 9l;,. Corn firmer;
No. 2, 1870. Oats firrner; No. 2, 500
32ic. Pork fairly active and q shade
higher at SIC 40 cash and SIS the year.
Lard in good demand and shade high
er at 10 353 Balk meats steady. Whisky,
81 09.
LOUISVILLE, August 25. Flour
steady; family, S494 SO Whest firm;
red, S5c@s1. Corn dull at 4S@44c. Oats
steady; no old; new, 2S@3Ic. Provi.
sions unsettled. Pork is dull and lower
at SIT so. Bulk meats. 6!@62@84@81@
&c. Bacon is in good demand at 8G9t0
92@1O1GI03c. Lard is in fair demand;
tiefce, 123@13s; kegs, 134@I4o.
Whisky, ST. 10
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Flour dull.
Wheat inactive and lower; No. 2 red
winter, 81 l6. Corn firmer; No. 2, 43c
Oats inactive and lower; No. 2, 33c.
Whisky, ST 10. Pork, $l7@l7 Is. Lard
dull and lower, l04e asked. Bulk meats
siGeJ nominalIy 8, Ss9S3c. Bacon dull,
weak ard lower, Il, st, 9Sc. Hogs firm
er, S. 1906 40; receipts, 1900.
CINCINNATI, August 25. -EFlour
steady, with fair dems8d. Wheat quiet
but steady; red, 95c@lS1 08. Corn dull,
47@4Sc, Oats firm, 33;943e. Pork dull
and nominal, $if. Lard in fair demand
at lower rates; steam, Zoe; kettle, 100
1910; current make, etc Bulk meats
unsettled st opening, and closing fairiy
Aetive and q shade higher, st, SC9S4@
sse. Bacon steady, 72@73, 9l(@98@95@
l0c. Whisky, 81 10. Butter steady.
Hogs scarce ana firm, Sc 30G6 40; re-
ceipts, 1873; shipments, $50.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25 Flour
quiet but firm; supeItine, So 6O(93 rs.
Corn ia fair demand and market firm,
5O0521c. Oats in light demand but
holders firm; Texas, 32a; st. Louis, SIC.
Cornmeal dull; held at 81 so Hay
dull and nominal; prime, $l79l8;
choice, SCI. Pork duh and lower, Sl8.
Lard quiet but steady fierce, l13@ll4c;
keg, 124@l24c. Bulk meats dull and
nominal: shoulders, Tie. Bacon dull
and nominal, 6@st, 19(9lG4c Whisky
81 IS. Coffee firm; Rio, l59174c. Sugar
scarce aud firm; fair to fully fair, $50
e;Echoice, lie. Molasses scarce and
firm; fair fermsnting; 45c. Rice quiet
bu. steady; common to prime, 4f964c.
NEW YORK, August 25.-FIour dull
superlne western and State, So 500
4 is; st. Louis, 81 909S SO. Rye flour
steady ut "a 50@5. C0rnmeal more act
| i've, So 60@2 60. WheSt about steady
| with q moderate demand, closing aosr6e-
ly so firm for other than prime, which is
lower; No. Q Chicago soft, csc. Corn
Gull AID heavy; mixed graded, steam,
555c. Oats quiet but steady; mixed west.
ern and State, 32942Ie. Coffee frmer;
RIO, oargoes, l59lSc gold; joboing, l5Ca
19c. SUgsr quiet but arm; prime, 9Act
refined, 1l5@llBc. Petroleum In active
demand; crude, 1249l2io; refined 2l3e
Pork dull and heavy, Si7 55(9l7 So
/ Be / dull. Middles heavy a. 9S'. Lard
firmer; prime steam, 10 SO, Batter firm
western. 13627c. Cheese, 3993c. Whis
by, 81 1i9l l41.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

BILE personalities, cut of all the lines
Usually governed by geHtlemen, and his
remarks In the issue Of the twentieth
brings forcibly to our mind, and which
Is applicable in his case, the old adsge
If you lie down with dogs you are sure
to get up with fless.' With this we dis
miss any further comment on what hs
has said, or what he may say hereafter,
unless 1t comes in q personal communi.
cat on.n
The red.he8ded Ruth Is now one OF
the prettiest packets running out. of this
port. Captain Harry his had her thor
oughly overhauled from jsckstaff to
stern. post, and every department refit.
ted and refurnisbed to the extent that
her outfit Ia entirely new. Those who
were familiar with the Ruth would not
recognize the old boat in the new one
going out for White river this evening.
Among other attractive features we no.
ticed IL the 0rDamentsiiOn Of her stanch-
cons and derricss with gild,d acorns.
The ladies' cabin has also ee most
tastefully furnished, which will bs sp.
preciated by the lady travellers up White
river. What 10 most commend 4ble in
all this is the fact that every cent OF the
money expended il the repairs Of the
Ruth has been paid out here to our home
mechanics, verifying Captain Harry 's
motto of "Llve ana Let Live" The
Ruth makes her maiden trip 10 her new
dress this evening, leaving for all points
on White river, st five O'clock. Captain
Harry invites all his old friends and the
public generally to call aboard and il
spect his pretty boat. Ed Crowell nd
Billy Turney, the popular White river
scIibes, will take pleasure in showing up
her beautiful attractions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed to
ID me by Edward Walker, on the 10th day
Of August, 1875 which deed is recorded in the
Registers office of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in Record Book, No. los, on page A. 1 will, at
the request of the beneficiary in said deed, on
wednesday, 18th Day of eptember, 1876,
between the hours of II o'clock am. and II
o'clock M, in front of the courthouse, in the
city of Memphis, on Main street. sell at public
outcry, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate and appurte-
nances, lying and being in Shelby county,
Tennessee, and in said city of Memphis, to.
wit: Beginning on the west line Of Orleans
street, at the corner where safe line is inter-
sected by the south line of an alley, the same
being the northeast corner OF a lot conveyed
to Turner Hunt by deed, by the executors OF
D NJ. Leatherman, deceased, and K. @. Brink
ley, on the 18th of October, 1874; running
thence south with the west line OF Orleans
street 60 feet; thence west, parallel with Lin
den street. thirty three feet, more or less, to
the est line Of said lot. sold as Aforesaid by
said executors and r. Q. Brfnkley; thence
northwardly with said west line of said lot 80
feet to the south side of an alleyi thence east
with the south line of said alley 80 feet, more
or less, to the beginning. The right of re-
demption in case of sale is waived in the
Deed OF Trust. 1 will sell and convey just
such title as is We ted in me, and none other.
auI8 T. H. LOCKWOOD, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

Sslss, $500; tone OF the market at
1915, quiet and easier; I0:45, weak;
1880, stesdier; l AS, quiet and steady;
2:30, steady; 1905, firm.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding at ii 3c at the close, against I4s , at
the same time Last yesr; receipts, 24S
bales; ssles, 575. The market closed
easier.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing telegram
reports: Uplsnds, Sd; Orleans, 6ti;
TIE price OF middling uplands
same tins last year was l-l6d. Sales,
1000, OF which $500 were American; re
ceived 10, 400, OF which 200 were Amert-
can. The market was dul and easier.
The Liverpool market for arrivals at
1890 was weaker, and partially l-321
lower; August delivery, |. m. C,
5 l5.l6d; Sgt mber and October ditto,
5 81 32d At LOS November and De-
cember Shipment, new crop, 6 l6t. A.
80 steady, bot nothing doing.
Tue movement at all the ports wSs re-
ported as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26
Trustees Sale of Real Estate In Ar
kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
IN the power and authority in me thereto
vested. by a certain Deed of Trust made by
William F. Perry and Mary e. Perry, his wife,
duly acknowledged and recorded in the proper
office, and dated the second [21l day of July,
AID 1875, to secure the payment to Yaeger
Milling Company of st. Louis the sum of Four
Thousand and Six Hundred Dollars, will, on
Saturday, 2Sth Day of September, 1875,
at the door of the courthouse in the town of
Marion, Critterden county, Arkansas, be-
tween the hours of ten Dol OF the clock am.
and two ri of the clock pm, expose to sale,
at public vendue and Outcry, to the highest
anG best bidder therefor, for cash in hand, the
following described lands ying and being sit
uats in said county, to wit: The southeast
quarter of section nine [9l, containing one
hundred and sixty [l60l acres Snd the north
asst quarter of the northeast quarter OF Sec
ton sixteen [l6l, containing forty acres, both
in township six [6l, porth of range nine 1877
east, containing in all two hundred acres of
land, with all the improvements, etc thereon
or thereto belonging or attached. This is said
to be valuable tract of land, and the title is
believed to be good, but !, of course, only sell
such as may under and by virtue OF the said
conveyance. JOHN CRANGLE,
August %, 1876. Trustee,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26
INsOLVENT NOTICE.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county.-Onice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, MAY
20, 1S76.-To J. A. Anderson, Administrator
of John B. Gatti, deceased.
Having suggested the insolvency OF the
estate OF John b. Gatti, deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise
of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate to appear and hlt
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the Path day OF August, 1875
and any claim not filed on or before said day
or before an appropriation OF the FUNDS o.
said estate is made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at ONCE, this 21st day o.
May, 1876. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By John ]. Shea, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is given to all parties having claims
against the estate of said John B. Gatti, decd
to file them, as above required.
J. A. ANDERSON, Admir-.
T. M. Rhett, Attorney. my23tu