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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been duly appointed Admins
IL traitor of Sophia BOkar, deceased, all
persons in debt to said estate are notified 10
settle at once; ana those having claims
again st said estate will present 10 me for pay
ment in the time allowed by law, or the same
will be barred. ADOLPH BOHMS,
in26 No. IS NJ adiSnn street.
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In the District Court of the United states, fOT
the District of West Tenn the mat
ter of T. E. Glass.-In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
/ appointment rs assignee of I. E. Glass,
of huntsville, Haywood county, Tenn essee.
0. WOODBRIDGE, Asslgnee.
Meuphis Nav 30, 1875. nly30 tn
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In the District Court of the United States, fol
the District of West Tennessee-in the mat
ter OF w. NJ. Hall.-In Bankruptcy,
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
i appointment rs assi2nee of W. NJ. Hal
OF Upton county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Nemphis, May 8, 1876 N.Y. tn
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CHaNcERT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. 2iI3, n. R.-Ch9ncery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee j. W. Mckinney ct al.
VS.. c. 4. StillmaL
TgY viltus OF an interlOCutogy decree for
y sale, entered in the above cause on the
lst day OF December, $50, and renewed, etc,
May o, 1876, L will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk
and Masters Office, Courthouse Building, Main
street MpmnhIs- Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-03

THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
again cheered by encouraging European
news. Liverpool was firm, with a sale
OF 1900 bales; deliveries were active
and closed frm. New York again ad.
vanced. Our market was firm for the
10 yer qualities, which, when Of good
staple, were principally in demsndi the
higher grades sre comparatively neg
lected, which has had the effect Of
causing them to be offered more freely.
The offerings on the wanted cottons
We're light, and the inside figure Of or
binary wss withdrawn, showing an ad-
vance. Quotations at the Memphis
cotton exchange were as follows:
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
weather and Rivers.

weather and Rivers.
After refceshiBg shower yesterday
the atmosphere cooled down to almost
chilly. The rivers are al declining
rapidly, and it won't he long before the
pilots will share their religion, and let
loose on the knots in the bottom Of the
river. We append particulars:
OFFICE SIG. SER. OBS. u. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, August 2, pm.
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CHAyCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. 1870, R.-Ch8ucery Court O. Shelby cuuu-
ty, Tenne ssee.-E.J j. Means Mary Il. Shelby
ii al. vs.. W. NJ. James ct al.
ny virtue OF an IuterlOCutO-v decree fcf
IS sale entered I'm the above CauFa on tie
Iith DAY OF April 1876, viii sell, at public auc-
ffOu. 10 the highest bidder, in front OF the
clerk and Masters office, CCUTthOus- EuiLd-
ING. Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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NOTICE IN saNKKUPFCF.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tenn essee. in the mat
ter of J. 7. JeffersCn.--In Bankru ptcy.
gTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
II appointment as assignee of ]. T. Jefer.
son, of Shelby county, Tenn.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, July Il, 1876. 1yS fri
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: ordinary, 87.l6o; good or
binary, l3-l6c; low middlIug, 10 1916;
middiing, 1l5c; middling same time
last year, 14Bs; sales, 1896 bales. Tone
OF the market: At 1880, quiet; 1915,
firm; 2:l0, stesdy; sos, steady.
The following sTe the closing rates IN
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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Market firm; sales, 500 bales, Of all
which spinCers took 400 bales; export.
ers 275, spectators, I25. Dusty cottons
quote 596tc; stsineG, 1890. Price OF
Iniddling same time last year, 14fc.
fNOT~TON ETATFMENT
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CHANCERX SALES.
CHAyCERY SALE IF REAL ESTATE

No 229S, R.-Chaucery Court of Shelby coun-
ty, TenneSsee.-AudreW stewart ct al. VS.
Anna B. stewart Ct 81.
DY virtue or an interlOcutOTy decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
29Lh day OF June, 1876, I will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front CT
the CLERK and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn. on
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at II O'Clock, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, in the city OF Memphis.
the following real estate: Part lot $50, begin
side of Jackson street; thence west W. feet
on the south line OF Jackson street, extending
so lthWard, between parallel lines from the
'front.' Seventy-fOuT and a-Quarter feet, with
the improvements thereon, Redemption
BARI JOHN P. TREZt.NA W. Trrslee
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LUEUE HGU zEs.
Temperance LunGb-U0usa.
wOmen's Tsuafps-ance Uniss.

EE0 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE COURT
-SV HOUSE, having been Lrlusterre1 10 ne
wOmen's Teua3e-guce Enis-.
tls ladies respectfully ErIicIta liberal 5afror-
age As they Intend 20 ma z. the room pleasant
sad attractive, rs well as 90 furnish ne EE-5r
az Coffee, with Lunch or 81 .sIs az The iCyvE-f
possible price, without The tempLst.ons N
rOnger drinks. Ladies and gentlemen, friends
OF the temperance cause, are earnestly sollc-
Al n favor fEe eDferUrf-a uv2s
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Trustees Sale.
Tuerdsy, Aurust $. 1915.

DY virtue Of Trust Deed made to me by
ID John and Ellen Shea, l will, by direction
OF the beneficiary, John Morrison, sell at pub
lie sale, to the hishesL bidder, for cash, on
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sBelow bench mark
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. E faIII weather
6:43 am. I29.gl2| z NE. IIeaT'
43 pm. I29.639l 81 NE u EtI.
10 tS D.m, 20 96S 81 NE. Il AlSdIs
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MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

NOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
Lost Manhood, and all disorders brough
on by indiscretion CT excess. ANY drugg1E
has the Ingredients Address DAVIDSON
90. RnT 229a. New YorE. ocNl-dend
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This Last Same Time
Week. Week. Last Year.
, 1876-05-03

OENTA WANTED To TO OUT IN COUNTRY
"A vlth lie hsat pAJiug x.tios out sal a sholsAls
atd rste; ~ t 1slurs1. avfts c!askst. NlOH'
ARDS FAtklNu EU.
, 1876-05-03

10 iivo JOAN In icarnlng trads for ths marc
purrons Of diving ZIP iiiB trads At tla bent pefnd
OF his lilo md turning over tn faftntug2 Ia
thoro no way Al all whereby production and dis
kribution can ba 1eRulAtcdf cllAll6uR0 Dir.
Oeorgo A. Hhnfoldt, JT,, to diacuas tllese 1ues-
tons with mo on The Fohtrnm.
Jona HtNMEN.
LEONARD onovER AND THE ApELruI THEATRE.
Tb sht Ed,tor sf Tn chstado 7rdounl:
CHICAGO, May 1.-1Iavlng observed some
adverse criticism on the career OF Leonard
Qrover. I fscl that justice demands that q few
facts nhouid bs glvon to tho public which have
bscn aaoeEtained in Nav York, where bis name
ID widoly known. Loonard Growers boat tantos
and ino'lnatIons have, IN tho part lod him into
the highest order Of music and tho drama; but
bis efTorta IN this direction havo Bomotimed,
through unthyoFAbla contingencies, resulted In
failure, aud Ao las sought to tega!u hla
fortune In othor wAys EuTo IN cpnBonhnca
with ideas In vogue on tho Cohlinout.
Towards tho last Of his management hls doser-
t1inatton 10 produce The higher order Of dramaa
vaa apparent. With prolonged aud prosperous
tho ashes Of The interior Of tho old Government
Cuatom-llouse and post-Ofsico
Civilization, on hor luminous wings, soar Phnnixlike
10 Jovs.
It was from Leonard Grover thht @. D. Floss
received that nBnintauco which has made him, ~
mausger for parepa-1losA. Van Zandt, and Kel-
logg, ono Of tie most successful opotauo d!roct.
ors In America. W. 8.
mo adverse criticisms on Lsouard Grovor's
career have appeared In tlis paper.-Ep. TrRIb-
UNE.1
, 1876-05-03
ARCHAEOLOGY,

Cnli for IN International Convention
Mt philadelphia, Sept. q, 1870.
MANSFIELD, O., Aay 2-0on. Il. Drinkerhoir,
the President Of tho Ohio Archaeological Asso-
citation. announces that, in pursuance Of tho iu-
atruotsous given by to Bocloty at its last annual
nleettng, an International Convention Of Atchto-
ologtst8 las boen Called to meet at rhiadeIphia
on the 4sh OF Soptomber next. Tho most dis
tiuguished selontlilc men Of tho United States
and CanAdaa arc engaged In the movement, and
tho cali Inns been signed by such nAnsa as Prof.
8. F. Baird, tho lion. J. y. Baldwin, Principal J..
W. Daseon Of Montreal. r. W. Putnam, socfe-
tary Of tho American Association, md others.
Invitations have boon Benr to tho prominent
scientific men OF Europe. and largo attendance
from at homo aud abrond ls expected.
The objects of the Convention Ia to bring to-
getkot all poTs0uB Interested In archaeological
subjects, nad nll auch are cordially invited to
atteua aud assHt III organizing an association
which shall btng tho atchuologtats of tue world
into permanent communication With each other,
! he especial reason for the Convention At this
tlno ia found III tho groat collection OF pro-
historic rolics which forms 30 novel feature In
tue great Exposition
The Smithsonian Institution has been gather
ing vnRt quantity Of chronological specimens
from every pa1t Of the country but latoly the
Into tho field, and haa sent forward what is bo-
iInvod to DO the largest and most valuable COL
loct!on OF prehistorso relica ever gathered in
Amersca. ColIoctions from other States, 1t
for examination by tho Convention.
The Rev. y. D. Poet Of Ashtabuln,
Ohio. tho Chairman Of tile Ohio Committee, has
III Charge the correspondence, aud oil poesonB
expecting TO attend tho Convention arc ro-
qucatod to 90 notify him. The first meeting Of
the Convention will be In the hail Of the OHIO
Building at o'clock in tho afternoon OF Hopt.
4. 1876. It IL also announced that tho annual
meeting Of tho Ohio Association will DO held at
Newark Oct. II. u, and IA, instead Of tho data
FORMERLY riven.
, 1876-05-03
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

Il ahe Eittor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CruoAao, ILL.,, May 2.-Aloat OF your readers
have loubtloss road from Tuesdays TRIBUNE
tho special correspondents account OF Conteu-
nlAl matters. Tho article cluBos with vozy
pleasing account Of the stato' OF things In the
Women'a Pavilion. We arc retoIced to learn
that oslor paris Of our country have fully ap-
pseclatod the Importance Of this work, and that
our pavilion will 10 woll tlllcd without much
help from Illinois. Tho writer, however, stateH
for our encouragement that tho quality OF our
exhibits Is not surpassed, lie also ssasos that
b. haa authority from tho Secretary, Mrs.
Charles Caldwell. to urge slIe ladies' Of Chicago
md the West to aond thoir &rticlos on at onco
without waiting for their potmlts. In sha we
think he muBt 10 mistaken for we have direct
word from hoaa9uartora that no exhibits can bo
sent without tie permits aud proper labols
Which accompany these. But now 10 aay again
70 Ill ladiea Who can preaent anything ID the
tine OF industry, or any literary work, ooma 10
OUT meeting tomorrow afternoon, It No, ITO
State street. Noport to us We will procure
your permits without delay, aud send ill articles
assuming all the work and expense Of forward
lng. by ordar Of tho LRdtea' Centennial ABso-
slAtion Of Chicago. Ii. n. 9A1TH,
Secretary.
, 1876-05-03

Tho New York Court or Commons Pleas has
nice little suit pending TO determine what con-
stituscA purchase. Tle pla,utids are jewelers.,
and the defendant is 4 gentleman who chma to
thoir stoso to purchase a bir,ti-day present for
hB vlfe, who accompanied him. The vito looked
they wero placed In hor oars. Her husband,
noantiuo, Left saying III you like them, take
them." Bho took them homo and the no1t Gay
returned them but the jewslers refused to take
them back, saying they had been purchased. Tho
lady claimR ttnt Blle only took them to try them.
, 1876-05-03

10 Ia Editor Of Ths Chicago 1Ftouns,
CulcAao. May LIN to-lay's Ta1nusz no.
dee IN article headod Hard Times-The nea-
bon Why" and alguod "0eosgo 4. shufsldt,
Jr." There aro but two shings which can lead
iAperson to write thus and then have II pub
GAhsd before $1,000 acknowledgements or
nssnnesa II Mr. Bhufo!dt, Jr, knowano bet
At remedy for The existing evil namely, hard
eiuss aud tAoir consequences. then give hln
1ha adylcs to stuuy for two hours evs1y day
Soma good book on Social aud Political Econo'
ny. ! ray It IL m Outrage upon the working
ciaasos to make thom-nud only them-aA hlr.
bhuieldt does, responsible for the present etato
n A0si5s. uas any meclIAuiu spent from thtoo
, 1876-05-03

WANTED.-MALE HELP.
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WASrRo~A woopruRsEn At ~ WRIST POLK.
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W14FJ5EERs1'Eiz|Wis1:ass 4JEs II WiS!;s; olt0FE5 At STAN
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WANTKD-TRN FIKST.OLABs pi,Usi HANDS
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WA.ETEn.1,TtNNEKs. W.:rs., ArFLY At ~ soUf1l
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Emp1ovmenI Agenoteh
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, 1876-05-03
TO RENT---HOUSE8,

ffW RENT.-BNfUK DWEIt.iHtl-1iOusE. TWO.
ss,ry and hss mcut. IL ,1nle:t nFsicr No. Sas In
dIAha-at. Apply ~ ftupin Rnsinf blosk.
fI'O HENT-IiousE. No. sl7 As,uTH KANuA&US.
It. rwn sp!es .hs.ttnnnt, md aansard roof; atone
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13

How shall we procure an organ
Is a question otter asked by mem
bers Of our growing chuches and
also by families. No Music Store
being convenient beings with
Eastern House who PROPOSE
GAS it is exceptional case / will
allow you an unusual discount to
introduce my instrument" No
matter how high they are priced so
the discount is large. The result
often is a poor organ OF a very
high price. Now you cae avold all
this by communicating with W. f.
Cummins, Knoxville, Tenn. Tor
calling and seeing for yourself)and
you will get a prompt reply with
full particulars. You can buy
your instrument from him for less
money than elsewhere and be sure
of a good instrument at a moder~
ate price. Send for catalogue.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
primary EIoctIon.

The following are the rules for
the government of a primary cleo
ton.
let. Qualified voters Of the
county, who are members of the
the Conservative party, shall be
allowed to vote.
End. The vote shall be by ballot
and a separate ballot box shall be
kept BY the persons who are hGreln
after named tc hold said election
will conform as far as practicable
to the statute provided for holding
elections.
Sd. The voting shall be for Rep
resentative-the ;person receiving
the highest number Of votes to be
declared the nominee Of the Dem
ocratic party Of Greene County,
" $1,000
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13

to be voted for at the November
election.
4th. After the polls are closed
tha vote shall be counted and cor
rect returns made G. Gems es@e nv the
persons holding the election, as
soon rs practicable to the County
Executive Committee.
9Th. Ifeither Of the persons who
are appointed to hold sad election
shall for any cause fail to attend or
to act, any two voters of the par
ty may hold said election, who may
be chosen by the party present at
the time of opening the polls.
9Th. Careful attention and im~
partially are cnjoined upon those
appointed to hold said election that
as large a vote as possible be cast
and that no grounds Of complaint
may be given to those who may fail
to receive the majority.
The following persons are here
by appointed to hold said election:
LIST district-T J Reeve, | N
Earnest, Milton WillhOit.
End district--W j Ruble, A J
Harmon, B F Harrison.
Sd district--Henry Borden, d NJ
Woods, William Liutz.
5th district-Andrew Bradford,
VIM Bowles, Robert Bowles.
9th district--Georg Weems, W
Hankins, John Barlow.
7th district--Enoch NJ Moore,
G Smith, WILEY Carter.
9th distsict--D W Mercer, A
Hartman, Alb Gray.
9th district e j DeBuSk, W @
Allen, B Cooter.
10Th district-Wm I Mitchell,
Tom A Baker, + E Mitchell.
18th distrsct- Shady S Babb,
Ashley Price, Geo q Kinney.
18th district--L K Cox, John
Hardin, | A Armitage,
18th district--A + Naf, A
Hacker, John W Hannah.
l4th district-Ben johnson. B
D Harold; George W Gray.
10th district : Mike Armstrong
Jesse Hayes.
18th district--James Bright,
John McCollum, Jas II Brown.
18th district--John Shanks, 5
H Baxter, Israel Rush.
18th district A Trim, Frank
Waddle, John Wrinkle; Haysville
Geo Kuykendall, Robert Wash
am, V G Saunders.
10th district-John Keebler,
John G Clemmer, Tom Carroll.
Goth district--Samuel Lane, W
Q Doty james Z Pierce. :.
2lst district--John Garter, W
Davis, William Henry,
22nd istrict-Granvill RAIDER,
Thos N Brooks, Jas G Fellers.
23d district--n r Gass, J Nc.
MILAN, Peter Myers. -.
oath Districts II Brooks, W
A Leming, DR. w Glrdner.
25Lh district--Wm Jarnagin,
John Love, II 9 Smith. -.
Rheatown--A N Shoun, W A
| McKeehan r. s Dukes,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
Mercury $50.
Dry and warm.

Mercury $50.
Dry and warm.
Farmers are laying by their
corn crops.
-Nodrunkenness nowadays
only case of "sunsstroke."
"A fine crop of winter oats
have been harvested this season.
-lce,cold water is a blessing
not to be undervalued just now.
The whirie Of the thrashing
machine may be heard in the coun-
try.
There is a matter or two con-
nected with the operation of oar
Poet Office which should be looked
into.
DIED at her residence eight
miles north Of this place Mrs.
Eliza Reed, aged 81 years and 7
mouths.
DIED at his residence three miles
east of this place John e. Nc.
Gsughey.
DIED at the residence Of Jos.
R.. Brown on Tuesday, July 18th
o. spasms, infant son of Henry
and Lucy Brown, aged 2 days.
DIED at his residence in the
Seventeenth District after q lin.
gering illness James Shanks aged
IA years.
DIED on Lick Creek Junly 9th
infant aon Of James MCCollum.
DIEN al bis residence in the
Seventeenth District on June 80,
Of. cholera morbus Jacob Smith.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
SPLENDID BARGAIN.

The article having become worth
less to me, particularly, and hav-
ing become useless to my friends
generally. ] will sell all my right
title and claim (Which are univer-
sal) to the ''bloody Shirt" to any
dirty minded Republican, who will
promise to shake it right Justify,
at crafty reduced figures. Call on
the Editor of the New Era.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13

Is still fresh in the minds of every
one, and it hardly seems necessary 10
warn our people in regard to it,. we
are informed however, that bowel troub
les are becoming very prevalent and it
would be we'll TO call to mind the TACT
that in sections where DR.. Lytle's Elixir
and DR.. Harris Relief we've used prompt
" the disease was far less fatal. Our
readers should see to it that they are
we'll and constantly supplied with these
valuable remedies,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13

We are authorized and requested to an
nou"ce the nam Of JAMES @. MAYS
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
Greene county be elected at the ensuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized and requested to an.
ounce the name of w. s. WHITE as a
candidate for recollection to the Office Of
Sheriff Of Greene County at the ensuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR TOR

We are authorized and requisite I to
oun the name OF JOHN. ALLISON
JR. az a candidate for Senator Of the lst
District ut the November election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13
Terms OF
RATES.

SPECIAL contracts made with Local Adj.
vsrtisers and Advertising Agents.
Local GA RsADrso EorIcKs 10 cents a
line first Insertion 8 cents second insar.
ton; 9 cents thirdinsertion 8 cents fourth
and succeeding Insertions for six months
or less time.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-13

During the stirring execution
Of .Hail Columbia, and other
Appropriate songs, the States that
were admitted came up aud depos,
tied their flags with the original
thirteen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-27
CHEYENNE TOWNSHIP.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 law, notice IL hereby
given that on the l7th day Of Deceni-
Der. a. ID. 1915. a patent WAS duly Is
sued, signed by tho President OF the
United States of America, 10 the
"Coiporite authorities of the city of
Cheyenne, in Wyoming Territory"
IN trust for the several use and ben
eft OF HE inhabitants of the said city
OF Cheyenne, according 10 their res
pettive Interests, by virtue of the net
of Congress Of March 2nd, 1867, enti-
tied IAN act for The relief of the In
h~aiiiants OF cities and towns upon
the Public Lands" for and to The
following described lands, To wit
In Section No. thirty-iwo t32, in
township No. fourteen an North,
OF Range sixiy-six 1861 Mesf: the
Yves one halfuf said section, contain
ing three hundred and twenty l32Ol
acres, and lot No. four (4.) containing
ten and nine one-hundredth acres.
tl0.09.1 and lot No. five, containing
tweniy-nine and sixty one- hundredth
acres t29.G0,) and lot No six, contain-
ing fnrty-nine acres, tI9) ;and also:
In Section No. Six, (6), in Towa-
ship M. Thirteen Q3) North, OF
Range No. Sixiy-six. (C6), West; the
North half Of The Narihea~t quarter.
containing eighty ts0) acre; and the
Northeast quarter of the Northwes
quarter. containing fnriy (I0) acres;
and lot No. eight (S), containing
fourteen and lightweight one hum
dredth acres (li.SSl; and loi No. nine
l9). containing thiriy-four and nine-
five one-hundredth acres (34.DJ); and
lot No. ten Toy, containing thirty
FIVE and ihiriy-one one hundredfh
acres. t35'31); and lot No. eleven TIL.
containing sixteen and twenty one
hundredlh ncres, (I6.20); and lot No.
twelve Up, containing one and five
n hundredtl, acres, t1.05l; ana lot.
No. thirteen (l3), containing six and,
thirty-eight ne.hundredth acres,
(6.3S). =
This notice i given TO the end that
all persons claiming amy Of the lots
included In said subdivisions NAV
make claim and procure title thereto,
a. provided by the laws Of Congress
and of the Territory of Wyoming.
BY order of the corporate auth critics
of the city Of Cheyenne. Dated this
10Th day of January, A. ID. 1885,
L. s.. l.. r.. BREsNAHEN.
President of the Board nf Trustees
nf the City of Cheyenne, and tx .ofncin
Mayor thereof. fl.7w :
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-27
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