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Trustees Sale.

pY the power Conferred on me in a certain
- Deeo IN ,l ILusl executed by John SomeT.
ven 10 me - 1&r1st & e and recoi ded on the 10th
day of July, 1873, N the Registers once oi
shelby county. Te'aessee in Book No, = page
of certain note IN said deed nnentiSnad
will. al the requesi Of the beneficiary, on
ThRrsday, the 6ia Day Of January, 1876.
at the auction-hClse of A. NJ. Stoddard. No
30 Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, SCH al
public auction 70 tle highest bidder, for cash
the property con syed 10 me by said deed
consisting OF the Law and miscellaneous Iibra.
~ of said John SoGaervell.
dec7-tu JOIN OYERTON, IR., Trustee.
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DIED.

WADE-In this city, on the first instant,
THOMAS. J. WADE, aged p years.
The friends and acquatntanees OF MIS-. z. 8.
Wade are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral from her residence on Lane avenue, at
two o'clock this (sUNDAY) evening Services
by Rev. DR.. Surrstt.
WALKER-At her residence in SomeTville,
Tenn, December 23d, at O'Clock pm, EDNA
3. WALKER, in the 65th year of her age.
THoMPsON-At his residence In oxford,
Miss, on December p, 1915 Of pneumonia, DIR.
JOHN THOMPSON.
KECK-On January Ist, at o'clock pm,
MATTE FELTs, wife OF T. KecE.
Funeral from Second Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Main and Beale streets, MONDAY
afternoon, At 2 o'clock. Services by Re '. W.
L. Boggs. Carriages at Holst's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

He Chicago Tosked whisky ring Is
I in order for investigation, a verdict
prompt punishment. The poet,
,elist and orator-Joyce-who lsn-
shss in the Missouri penitentia'y,
dts the military companions prom
him, msy yet have a bakers dozen
20 OF mercantile supports. Courage,
zee, coulago; ali may vet be well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

,HE comm issio1er of tensions de-
Is authority 10 appoint forty new
cal sgents for his bureau, aid con-
v wiu soon be called upon to act
"a the request. Under the resolution
economy the house cannot possibly
ede to = request that would increase
great army Of whose transaction
re Is already suspicious sufficient tC
na1d q very close investigation.
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We, the committee appointed to examine
the Bank. have found the above statement
correct. We find no protested or past-due pa.
per, and all maturing paper Is weIf and amply
secured to our entire satisfaction.
We recommend that a dividend of 10 per
cent be declared out of the net earnings of
the past six months.
LOUIS HANAUER,
f.. T. KEEL,
J. n. OLIVER,
A. J.. HARRIS,
j. G.. REELY,
Committee from the Board of Directors.
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rgE New Ycz Tribune Is o. opinion
AZ Senator Apt5n's proposal to hunt
the bloody alrt in Mississippi seems
have settle two thiDgs-the election
N, lama 70 the United States SEN
.e and the impeachment OF Governor
n,.ss,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Davis.
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wKATRFR FkossEILEss-

WAEETSGros, Jauuar An
Fy ths loarer 14te region. sissi.2Ea
icy generally cloudy lgee' o''o
eas of rain ,eith ssuf6erl,, tDesterly
i5ids, Increasing n fierce OUed ~
oLer and clearing lrcatheysd TlstE9
roBlcter during the night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

THEouiook IN The coal mining re-
,rs = Pennsylvania is unusual y
amy La the S.huylkill district
-b,.e, thousand men, and In the
voprc fifteen thousand, are out Of
,rlo.ment. In the LshLgh district
oreFatives ere working fsom one 70
-aeausriers time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

DUR citizens have a rare dramatic
at before them during next week,
rhen Mr.. Barry Sullivan, one Of the
satest Of living artists, will appear at
I theater IN six of ShskespeaIe's
'oiE j tragic characters. To our citi-
who remember Mr.. Sullivsn's first
to Memphis it is not necessary 10
81 xe even this reminder Of his stG' US
he mimic stage, but it will help q
way 10 jog the memory of the
niger generation who have put on
~ ] and womanhosd since 1859.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

FHE Ladiss, Rs,eop, e organ Of the
mani rigbts wora,1 lows, nom-
les recrs,srv Ralkn fcr the Preti-
icy. there anythB INST surpAss''
D love of woman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

rRE Indianapolis Sentinel is cut
unrsssrved ters Cor Governor
,ndricks for the Pside1cy, sub sct 10
,mocratic rat.ncion. A good man
sound Dsmcst, truly.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

UNIoS AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS
Memphis, Tenn, Decem Der 8, 1870.
G rOCkHOLDERS are hereby notified that
~ an election VIII be held at this bank on
choosing Fifteen. Directors for the ENSUING
ear. \. z. READ. Cashier
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT hs: writ
ten the follow ng letter to the secretary
Of The Boston free trade club:
T,e request with which / am hOnorei
Ito compose al essay 10 be read before
tie Boston free-trade club - is one
which / am proud TO acknowledge but
aot able 10 comply with, IS ] hsee al
ready several literary tasks on ha1d and
my age now pTotTsc.ed beyond tie oTdi-
nary lot OF cid men admonishes me
lgainst undertaking any more until l
have done with thtse. Your stub Is en-
Raged in a most honorable cSuse, and, II
I rightly read TIE sims Of the times, will
oon bave the oppCruuiJ Of great ac-
ivity and usefuiuess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

He smsu-beer poHucIaund go-be-
sen candidates have not been allie
tx upon 3 candidate tln against
ppiB, bgt they are worIg.
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of this will be found as follows:
/. Twelve or more distilleTs will come
into court and plead guilty to the charges
contained in the indictments.
2. Twelve or more distillers will be
fined and sentenced by the court.
8. Twelve or more distillers will not
go to the penitentiary, partly in c0nsid-
Grafton of the service they have done
the government, aud partly in consider
alton of the fact that 1t would not be
public policy to utterly crush them.
4. Any one, or all Of these distilIers,
will hold themselves in readiness to sup.
ply any missing link In the evidence
that may be wapting concerning which
they may have knowledge, to convict
those more remotely corrected with
these revenue transactions.
By requiring these twelve or more
distillers to plead guilty or else to stand
trial on evidence which is absolutely
conclusive, and must certainly result ir
conviction, the government will win.
dicate itself and show the people that il
is in earnest in its policy, and that it hes
not proceeded OF frivolous and INSULT.
cient grounds. There will be a convic
ton in every case where the evidence
will justify it, anG there will be no re-
Taxation OF the government in its efforts
to break up all combinations for defraud
ing the revenue throughout the country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

He whiLswash brush t been intro
,ed into the Quebec Ieeature, where
memter convicted oirregulsriiies
. forgiven because be Z msde resti-
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JAS. w. QUEEN g. CO.,
OPTICIANS
ga Chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

CPECTACLEs, Eyeglasses, ,Spy-Glasses, Tel
. escopes, Opera snd Field-G3iasses, Stereo-
scopes ana Views, Microscopes of ali grades,
Mathematical, Drawing and Surveying Instru-
ments and Materials, OF all descriptions.
Illustrated Catalogues TO any address, ten
cents each. OetIeod
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IN OUR CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM

7e
Ced
ailey French Broche
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Irish Linens! Irish Linens for the lGilIicz


Table Table onot and Damask
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Anne rican Medical Diplomas Ques.

BERLIN. December 3l-The North
German Gazette says there il reason to
believe that the government will shortly
take steps to prevent abuses arising from
the sale iD Germany Of American med
ical diplomas, nearly all Of which puT-
mort to come ITom PhiladelphiR.
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PATENT
INVENTORS,
y TIT = y
7: FREE i..5: 5;::


SPLENDID new novel BY AUGUsIA
"A EVASS, author o. Beulah, -. s-.Lll9, i-
AIA4oEIb.i - Sc The last and best book wit
-, - mis- p0Dulsr authOr, aud one oI Inc
gpssf -fictions IN the English lauguage. EfeIl
~ t,,e must read IL. sold every VI lsre.
OAo IL '-'- G.. ". CARLETON & 90,
s Publishers. New YORK
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ADMINISTRATOR's sALE.
On DE eth p.Y Of Jaauary, Sc,

I WILL SELL, at public auction, TO tlc
L highest bidder. for cash. at the aucult
house Of A. N. StOddaTd, No. go Second stresl
Memphis, Tennessee, within LaNiuI hOursI
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The New Fugitive Slave Circular Stig-
maGIyad.

LONDON, December 3l.-The new
fugitive slave circular, Issued by the
British admiralty, causes almost as
much dissatisfaction as the first one
The Anti-Slavery society and the Biz
mingham Liberal association have pro-
tested against II. The latter stigma
tizes the circular as oppoEed to human
freedom and English feeling, and as
diapraceful 10 the nation,
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wUgIGaL Gifts FOB CHRISFElS
sUsTClL GIFTS FOB EBW YEARS
Gems of English Song.

c,y,vv,Ty.rIvE. Of the best songs extant,
z collected Ia a handsome yolIIne, Of -
"a! 'i7,' In cIosh. s.: ia boards, z 80.
- ,C7,n in style, price and binding Win
ne sbCve splendid book We have other ooo
" lle 1lS,s aS(.I = German, scottish and sacred
OF aSlls, iiss,- r~tsh Melodies, and the choices
Operatic songs 90
CIieTsTlfAs CAROLS. By Howard. go
sNTHEN. There were snepherds. NH
lafqi af%qERRY RI CHRISTMAS. Piano piece. VIII
son. GOc.
Rs,oiee tbe hearts Of the Old FOLKS with
,-EEaNSiTESNIAL, COLLECTION FOR OLD
NM * COECEETs. 40c. by Z. Touriee.
C.Is5deu YOUR sabbath School BY intro
,,,Sri,o SEEMING RIVER, one Of the sweetest
or song bJOFs.
Order the shove books OF any OF the princi-
pal music dealers, or by mail iinclosing retail
prieel, OF ---,, -,r--.-,,,- ~, v,o-,.,,
CHAS. II. DITSON o CO.,
ds18 Vas III Broadway, New York
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SHERIFF's SALE

By E. B. McHEsEY, Deputy G. z n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02
MondaY, the Ia DaE of JanuaEy, ls7e,

in legal hours, in front OF the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 70 sell, q The
highest bidder, for cash, the following aeh-
cribed property, tO-Wit:
On ali the interest OF Richard J. Persons IN
and to the following tract Of land. tO-Wlt; Be.
ginning on the line of the John hunnei
5COO-aere grant at the NV corner OF y SesF
Wells 400 acres: thence running > with I'm
west line OF said Seawells grant James 4uI
ner's 5OO-acre grant and Wul. Person S 10
acre grant TO a point on NonconnaC crseEE
thence westWardly down said cree< with lL
to the east line OF Peter Mitch
ellis I25O acres; thence MOTH with Peter Mitch
ellis and ". P. Mitchel's line 20 point 2
the south line Of said JOun nunneJ -
acres; thence east with said line 70 the oesi-
ming; containing IsOJ acres, more or less, q
being and lying IN the Btu and l4th ClVl Dl-
tricts OF shelby county, Tenn. and being q
same devised to said Richard J Persons
will Of his uncle, VIM. Persons, dsceass-
Levied on as the property OF dsIsudE1,
Richard J. Persons, 70 satisfy sand judgmGs
interest and costs.
Memphis 2Sth day OF December, $50.
j. h. Malone, Geo. Giuham and JlrniEalC
Frayser, attorneys for plaintiffs.
4. L. AN DifskSON,
de29 wed Sheriff Of shelby county, TeHh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

Tf'hAr Land Warrants Nos. S144f, l6,73@
yress March 3, 1856, ami Land War ant Nc.
L',Iol, Act OF Congress lef7, were sent BY NJ
lphn Fouialne and Mr. J. r. Ciapp % Ihoma7
location, In or about A. ID. lsjJ; that cayea-
nave been rled by the undersigned, In u H
General Land OtiiCe at Washington, ID. g, %
lent holders OF the following Warrants: 40.
y, ,iA and 2s-l-l- IS the same are lost, and " -
intend TO apply 70 the Commissioner OF Per
siOns for reissue OF said lost VI 8rrautS, TO-
wit: Land Warrant No. S1,4f4 for leo acres, AC-
OF tCngress March 3, A. d. j. ,, che prOperi-
OF J. r. Ciapp, postofIcs C'OIu 1lbus, ga; anr
Land Warrant NO. q, ,l2l, for lrJ acres act G..
Congress March p, *. p. - ;. the property o.
]. }. Clapp, pOsf0nice Columbus. Ga.
JULIUS T.. CLAFP.
now sa Julius y. CLAP.
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NOn-Resident NOtics.

Z. l.. ANDERSON,
20 wed Sheriff Of shelby county, Tenh
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A. WBSSOE & SONS,
SURGEON DENTISTS !

A RE doing the best dentistry in the city
"a and at tue mosi reasonable rates. Why II
it? Simply because they are doing the largest
practice, and do not employ irresponsible
men, at an exorbitant salary, TO do 1t for them
Teeth;extracted without pain by laughing gas
Do not forget their number,
Ha. 2Aa Main HfFeef
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Memphis AlDG1
DAILY AID WEEKLY
The Papers f0rthePeOpl0
TEEH8s
VI aeEly portage %
Weekly for Clubs OF Five OF ruo-e post
o. eEe Itee -
n
Notice is Hereby Given,

10y W -tta NEE .-.--sHsrss.
Weekly tfor Clros OF Five OF -ao-e post
age efre55.--..----....-... ......s.----.-..---l 2 Q
THTIU rana-a5 40 t
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Carronton, November o, 1875. d
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a Catholic bishop Imprisoned

PosEE, December 3l.-The bishop oi
Gresen and POsen, who was recently
convicted Of violation of the ecclesias-
ticsl laws, and condemned to SIX
months imprisonment, has been arrest.
ed and sent to prison 10 serve out the
term Of sentence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

fELHE regular quarterly meeting OF tFa Eyo,v-
L ard Association viii De held a. t6etr
r1oms, No. 2}S Second street, ON MONDAY
~ EN1NS, January 5, lS7t, at - o'clock.
AL members are request ed TO be present
g. ". GORDON, President.
j. II. SMITH, Secretary. jaI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02
Another FrightfuI Accident in The
British Channel.

LONDON, December 31.-The British
steamer Dante, from Liverpool for Bom-
bay, while going down st. Georges
channel to-day, came in collision with
the GroUsvaer. The steamer sank
shortly after the collision, and twenty
three persons were drowned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02
A FORTUNE FOR ST.
NOTICE.
To
Builders and Contractors

EEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= the Board of Supervisors OF Carroll
county, state Of Mississippi, for the bUildinE
OF a brick COuFthOUse In the town Of Car
rOiltOn. Plans and specifications can be seen
atthe Office Of Dr ) ansbeTry.
The Board of Supervisors viii have the
privilege to refuse one or all bids. Bids re-
ceivsI up to the third day Of January, 1876.
". 81. STAINS BERRY,
G.. ". EASSAR,
j. y. SHACkELFORD,
Commissioners
C,arrOlIton, November. q, 1915. defEEw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

No. ZI0i In the ChanCery Court OF Shelby
county. Teuuessee-B. p. Anderson, Com
missioner OF RevenCs,vss Mrs. Mary 4. Heely
ct %i.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn
i to in this cause that the places or resi-
denCe Of the defendants, GeOrgiaua Bland
Jane B. Bland, Sarah Witt, James Clifford and
Sarah T.. Clifford, Hre unknown and cannot
be ascertsined after diHgznJ inquiry:
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of VI Memphis, Tenn, on or before the irSt
Monday in February, $50, and plead, answer
or demur 10 COmplaiuant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them
sud set Tor hearing exparte; and that p
COPY Of ttis order be published once a week,
fOl four successive weeks, in the Memnhis
ApYeaI This 23d day OF December, 1876.
A cOpy-att5st: EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master
By Z. B. McHEgET. Deputy Q. q d.
TCE,v, TChrgfr1, EgoF M Es,u7rTrF .F-uf-F-F
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AN inventi,n tbat has received

~ invention that has received lit
attention iB this coun-
has bcen taken up warE-
by the Canadian iI0n-founder. This
the process Of employing crude petIO-
an u sUnsi lizsf t<nnaxe es. The trial
l-a4.at n Il fgEks Essultsd
eessioiIy, Hhu fsIge smeIlng work
in process OF construction at Belle-
lie on this system. Oar southern
would do veil to look into
Al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

LITTLE Rock, January The bells
throughout the city were ruDg at twelve
pcicck last night in honor Of the new
year, and to-day the national flag was
displayed from various public and prI-
vate buildings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

the LIBRARY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
OF the late John Somerveli, deceased.
deCIO h &. WARINNER, Admir-
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Searcy Record: The Dewitt Ladicd.
tor is another new vegetable in The
newspaper truck Iatch, and it looks Ike
3 pretty healthy one, too. Hope it viii
stand drouths as well as any other mar
and live long. Messrs. Pitts & johnson
do the honors Of the. Indicator estab-
liahmArt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-02

In the district Court OF the United States, f7l
the District OF west tennessee me- ne .----
Ter of Norris !. WigUiu.-Lu Bankruptcy.
TI7F4 Z, undersig gaed hereby gives notice OF nls
Il spDOIu tmsut as assignee OF NOFrls J.
Wi0gin OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennes-
ese. II. = h-4AiR1sl Assiknee.
Memphis, December 20 $50. dec4 to
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MARRIED.

SIMONS- -SHARP-At ST. Patrick's, on De-
ceInoer 10, 1870, by Rev. Father LiSe:la, Mr..
JAMES SIMoSs aud Mrs. ELLEN SHARP, both
or THIS city
Happy couple, may your path
BE ever stIewn with flowers,
On you may God His blessings pour
With manysacopiOus shower.
Their numerous friends, glad Ct this happy
event, join in many hearty congratulations.
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R cal Rst1te.

fiss1af tF vir4Tfs 81 ti6ns "a ~, -
rected from the Ho1oskblf' DIrcait CYarf 81
Shelby county. Is.In-, la tte cases = Agf-S =
j. BONES CLARK Bros. and F. H. Cleasr y CO.
vs.. Richard J. Persons for the aggreRtt SUM
of fOrty-One Iu=d-ed and twenty -sght dol
lars and hfty-fOur cents, with inteaa and
costs OF suit, 70 satisfy said Judsnnti etc.
7 nil
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THIS PROPOSITION

was formally made on Tuesday after
noon at about i've o'clock, The twelve
gentlemen mentioned as the number
constituting those whom the govern
ment had selected for its purposes, re-
ceived theSe overturcs and accepted
them. The information required was at
once placed in the hands of the govern
ment, and on yesterday the seizures
were made ON the evidence thus fur
nished. There was no halting or delay.
The hammer which had been suspended
for SO many months fell, and the result
is herewith presented to the public.
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Magic Lanterns.

IT'ALfIgTEErS Patent ATt0pticOn1 the
W most powerful Magic Lantern ever mad g
with brilliant OH Lamp; for HOME, sunday
school and Lectures, StereOptcous, Etc
Slides at reduced prices. a PROFITABLE
BUSINESS FOR A NAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
Catalogues sent on application.
Wa. Y. M'ALLLSTEEs
saw 72s Chestnut ST.. ph Iade' 'puiE Pa.
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W. z. MITCMELL'S SCHOOL
no. SOS Third Street.
MASONIC NOTICE.

NTUDENIS prepared for the usual college
- course. All the common English brancbe
aught. For terms, apply ~ the schscirUon
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FTHE stated communication of An o
4 gerona Lodge, No. los, will be held w
tomorrow (NIONDAY) evening, Jauua-/N
~ 80, att o clock, for dispatch Of business,
All d MS are fTaternally invited.
By order. c. W. MOSBY, WM,
&. q. LOCKE, Secretary.
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John Goods Hair ionic.

IHAvE ROW ON HAND At M SHAVING ga
Il loon in Idaho City. Hair ToRic OF mp own
hdke which warrant to cnra dandruf and ell 9TH
+r diseases to which the humaM scalp Ia subject
Also. lot cf the celebrated medicine cf Pref.
jackson used In removing corns. bunions. etc. and
which 1 know bow 10 apply tust 80 we'll a. he did.
Niately. SpmM 0ocD
Idaho CITY. Jane 90 agTA
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IS - - tttll

To the vyeFking class-ws can furnish ysa
employment at which Jos car make very lsrgs pg
in yosr osn localities, without being Sysi hon
home over night. Agenta wanted Ii ever Ism
and county 20 take subscribers for The Censanh
Record. the largest publication in the United Stts
-te pages. 81 columns; Elegantly illuarsM
Terma 81 per year. Mhe Record IN dsvoied %
whatever h Of interest connected with the Centli
al year. The Great Exhibition 1t Philadelphia
fnlly illustrated IN detail. Everybody wsntsh 10
whole people feel great interest in their ceuntzs
Centennial Birthday. and want 70 know I'll abouta
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium pSt
nre 10 presented free % each subscriber. hhen
lied. I'm Remembrance Of the One Hundredih ami
yrrsafy Of the Independence Of the United SsasA
size, p By % inchee. Any one can become asas
cessful agent. for but show the paper snd pcs"
and hundreds of subscribers are easily obtained y
erywhers. There 10 no business that vii ps5 ~
this nc present We have many agents vso ~
making - high ~ 80 per day and upward; ~
y the time: don't delay. Remember 4 eas's n0.F
ing 10 give the business trial Send for enf eser
lara. ternas and samrle copy Of paper, Nnlea -
sent free to all who apply do IL to-day Conps. .
outht free to those who decide to engage. fsEas
and mechanics. and their sons and daughters AAs
the very best Of agents. Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD. Portland Mana
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-20
Administrators Sale Of Real Es.
tate.

|N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance of the order Of the Probate
Court Of the county of Boise, IN the Territory OF
Idaho, made on the eighth day of February, A d.
1876. in the matter of the estate of John NOonan,
deceased, tina undersigned. Administrator OF said
estate win sell at either public private sale to the
highest bidder for cash in separate parcels and anb.
jeCt TO confirmation By said Probate Court, on
Tuesday, the 18th day NJ October, 1916, at IL
O'Clock n. in front of the Probate judges ONCE In
Idaho City, in said county all the right title inter-
est and estate Of the said ntesate at the time Of his
death. and all the right title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation Of law or otherwise
acquired other than or in addition to that Of the
said ntestate at the time Of his deathn and to the
following described mining ground. to-wit: The one
undivided one-haf interest in three mining claims
situated Buena Vista Bar. in said county. known
as Donohue 4 Noonan claims; also the one undi-
vided half interest In two mining claims on raid
Buena Vista Bar and known ms Taylor & Co. q
claims. also certain mining ground in Moree creek
above Idaho City, and known as the Douglas elf
ton claims.
Terms Of sale cash on confirmation OF sale By
said ?. obate Court deed At expense of purchaser.
JAMES McDEVTTT.
Administrator.
Idaho City, Sep as, A d. 1876