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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-22

It is asserted by an eminent
English physician that by the
timely administration of the hy-
pophosi,es of lime and soda, con-
sumption can be stamped out as
thoroughly as small pox by vac
ciualion.
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Pav al Expenses q threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAH ana
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-22

Ground that has been thor
ougly SUBSIDIZED to the depth of
twelve inches, will absorb four
inches of water. This is more
than usually falls at one time,
and the hill sides seldom wash
away, which have been deeply
plowed, and the level land
shows no surface water.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
j. L. Childers. dec.


Of every description neatly done at this Of
ice, on reasonable terms. Ali work de'iv-
rcd when promised. Try us
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-22

A country newspaper in Con-
necticut says: "F. II. Williams,
VINO usually sets ten acres OF to-
bacco plants, viii this year put
Gu cabbages instead" Consumers
Of Connecticut tobacco will expect
to smoke Mr.. Williams crop just
the same.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-22

Postmaster Mcdonald, Of
Charlotte, North Carolina, Is
the latest Radical defaultel
haar,l from. His deficit is re-
,,orted to be considerable
one.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-22
The Life and LabOrS OF
EsP. David Livingstone.
THE AFRICAN TRAVELLER.

w RITTEN since his death, and cover
Wv ing his whole life, from his own
writings by tie gifted scholar, Rev. j. Z.
Chambliss. The travels extend through
thirty years, over country extending 1900
miles North and South hy 1000 East and
West, among savages, wild bess.s, deadly
reptiles, mischievous monkeys, through
jun5l.s, marshes, rivers, forests, over noun
tains and across lakes. The dispositions,
conditions, emplOyments, superstitions,
sports, marriage views and rites are graph
cally described. It's animal life, which is
unsurpassed by that of any other land, are
profusely described. The elephant, rhinoc-
eros, hippopotamus, panther, zebra, giraffe,
crocodile, and many others, are introduced
TO the reader. The work contains sos large
pages, 100 choice pictures, a map in three
colors, fac smile Of Livingstonc's writing,
and is sold by subscription only at, cloth,
50; library, "a. w. W. GLEGHORN,
june agent.
, 1876-07-14

Tucker. Annie s. lot no ! sec 7 tpSlrSe
Lot no sec u tpSl r3e
Lot no I. and sec iqtp 81 rae
Lot no I, 2and sec - n 81 re
Lot no and sec 81 IN 81 rSe
Lot no sec 80 tp 81 De, tl5.75 arraa InS %
WheelOcK, John r, " III fofe eW ar ofsW
or sec n tp29r9e
Lot no land part ofiot no 3 SEC tip
49r2e
Nv or OF se or and hfoflot 3 secs4
tp 29r3e, lS6 ncres.................. a a
Wickware, VIM 7, " hf OF se or sec ls
tp3lr9e
n nj ofsW or sec ~ tp31rQe
hi OfsW or sec % tp 81 rae
In lot no and NV or Of ne or sec II tn
29r2e
IND hf Of NV qT Of NV Or sec tpa
rae
shfofne ar sec 81 tp 0rae
In lot no sec rs tp % 2e, l06 65 acres ia 80
Howell, Spooner r, E hf OF ne or and lot
no 4 sec TIPS r1e
hf OF sW or sec - tp Slr3e
Lots no I, Hand sec q tp slrae, H4
sf-lOV acre. 80. .-.s-. - ii
Swan, Jno NJ. lots no and sec "a tp ~
rae
Lot no 2 secstpu IS aeros...... . 81
, 1876-07-14

Larrabee. Chas II, e or ofnu qr
Of see n % 3Onr9w. 20 acrpl. So
Lammon, D, urban lot no 5 bik
- IN Poft Angeles ........... 70
Mcintosh. Angus. M of nv qrof
seqr Ofsec 20 tp 50n orr3v30
acre -. -. .... ........ ~
Olympia r r Union. an of sc a.
the hfand NJ ofn " qr ofseo
81. the hfsec -. the se qr and
e hf ofsw gr Of SEC 30 In tp 5on
7 ", 1000 acres. ........... as 90
Proseh, rhoS se qroi sec Is IN tp
80 ofr3 ". 40 acres .......... SIS
PEBBLES, Libby. e hfofnw qr ofnW
qr sec 20 aud se or Of Sc ar ofsec
~ In tp 30 Nv, so acres 80. 883
Pitts Harold, n III u se qrof ne ar
OF sec p In tp 30 n r2w ", ,20acres ass
Rothschild, DC II, or q uwQr
and sw ~ ofue ar Of &c j, and
NV III Ofnw ar Of sec Q In tp 30
n OF W, l00 acres ....... $50
smith. Henry, sw or Of NV or Of
sec Up 80 n Of 5 W. 40 acres. 8 IS
Smith, Ezra O, hf Of Sc or oisec
IL tp 30 n Off W, so aeres IL 78
Smith, Mary l. NV or OF Sc or of
sec 2 Up 30 n OF r ", 40 acres. 9Oo
Stratton, Thos. urban lot no 20 blk
IA Port Angeles ns.. rs
Stork, Samuel, House and let In
Port Angeles 4le
Tammeyer. Julius, hf Of Sc or
aud hf OF sw Or OF sec IS IN To
a. 80 r5 ", 1eO acres 80. 8 @
White. ] B M D) W hi Of Sc ar Of
sec II tp Son Off ", 80 acres. 4 Is
Wellington. John. hf Of Sc or Of
sec ~ tp 80 a 7 3 W, so acres. Z 90
Wickware, w I, sw or and ne ar
Of 81 or Of sec 20, tp 80 ofr9
wv; "; 50 acres ......,..... IL IS
Whitney, J d, sw Or OF section s
Up 80 II ofr4 W, 100 acres II s6
Warren, Samuel P, hfot NV ar
Of ne Or Of sec % tp 80 n Of r2
W, 20 acres Is
, 1876-07-14

%. .. Mail steanaer
- TEAZ Err,
O<Af 4. MI NhOh- h-.-.-..--...s...-..... -. Master.
IT EAVES PORT TOWNSEND
IL for Selniahmoo and way ports
every Friday.
For freight or passage apply on
board. J.C. BRITAIN,
Port Townsend, July2o, 1875. y
Steam Ferry.
s The Steamer
-! FA NNIE,
ALFRED WAITE.......-....... .MAsTER
TEAvES PORT DISCOVERY FOR
II Tukey's Landing daily
At s o'clook An. and O'Clock Pm
Connecting with flie stnee 70 and from
Port Townsend. foff
, 1876-07-14

dillingham; & Atkinson. urban lot
No IL. block 10, in Port Angeles 20 80
Atkinson. Mrs C r, urban lots No
!. IL and 2n. blk 10 in Port An
gpIos; suburban lots1. g. 4. sand
6. each 10 acres, east half Of sub
urban lot ?. 5acres; suburban blk
2 3 52-100 acres; suburban blk
not numbered lying north Of
Trout-st and west OF Vine-st,
317-l00 acres; lot in sec 5; lots
3 and 4 In sec Z aud fraction
al lie or OF sec s In township
30 or 8 W. containing 2l0
25-100 acres, and suburban lot
no 3 in Port Angeles, contain-
ing Is sO-iOO acres -. Al Sc
BlInn. Marshall. hf of sw or and
sc or Of or OF SEC 2i. and ne ar
ofnw Or Of sec28 IA township 80
Off 8 W, containing 100 acres Is SO
Brown. Amos, hi Of Sc or Of Sc
or OF sec 20 IN township 30 n Off
2w, 20 acres ......... 2 90
Barnard, w f. lots 2 and 3 In sec
80. in township 30 Of r3w,
ssl-2a acres !. -. ....,....... 1914
Burns. Mrs Nancy, sw Or OF ne or
OF sec "A and ne or Of ne or of
sec 25 in township 30 ofr3w
containing 80 acres ... 4 IS
Coupe. Tllos, ne Or OF Sc Or Of sec
Ia township 3. n Of 8 W con-
tanning 40 acres -. -. ...... 5 So
Conklin, VIM G, house and lot no
blk Ia IN Port Angeles ,..... SO
Collins, John. hf Of Sc or Of Sc or
Of sec 20, township 80 n otr 2w
~ acres .-...... -. -. 49,. "
Crasson, Martha L, Sc or ofne or
Of sec q township 80 n ofr2w
40 acres. ........., ............. AZ
Crasweil, William, lot no sec IS;
lots 2. 3 and4 sec %; lots and
2 sec 20; lot sec 80; Sc or Of ne
or ofsec 20; lot ! In sec 13; sw
qrof Sc or Of sec 20; lot In sec
"a; lot In sec 80; lots l, 2, 3 and
and sw AZ of sw or OF sec Sand
lots 2. and 4 sec s; lot sec7
and NV Or OF ne Or and lie Or OF
NV or Of sec 8 In township 30n
ofr2 W, and lots 2 and In sec
~; lot 3 In sec "a In township3l
OF IRA W; lot sec /; lots 2, 3 and
sec 2; lots I "a In sec lot2sec
8; lots 8 aud sec 8; lots and
sec 10 township 30 n ofr5w,
containing IN all 949 IL acres. l69 Is
DalgarJino, Jas, urban lot no10
blk 10 Port Angeles !. ........ 30
Eisenbeis, Chas, Sc or Of ne or Of
sec 7township 80 n Of W, 40
acres -. $3.50. ........ 81
Ferry, c P, sw or Of &c or Of sec
township 80 n 7 W, 40 acres. s 80
Flickinger, Noah, hf of Sc Or Of
ne Or Of sec 20 tp 30 nr2 W, 20
acres .......... "
Fitzpatrick, John, sw or OF sw or
Of sec Z tp 30 n of W, 40aeres 2 10
FOresman, Jos, NV Or Of sw Or Of
sec II and the Sc Or Of ne or sec
%. and sw Or of NV Or sec % In
tp 30 n Of r 5 ", ,120 acres ....... 3 go
Goldsmith, Anson, sw or Of NV or
and s hf sec q tp 80 r W, 800
acres .-................... 53 "
Hill, D and o w Pollock, sw Or
ofne or sec 2l tp 30nr2w, 40
acres. -. ......-. -. ......-... o %
Katz, Solomon, Sc or sec s; sw Or
ofne or of sec z; Sc or Of nwqr
of sec 8 and hf of ne Or of sec
IL in tp son OF W, 800 acres 80 ~
Kellogg, G II, Sc Or Of sw qrof
sec In tp 80 n of T 5 ", 40 acres 2 10
Leary, John, hfofnw or of seqr
of sec 20 tp 30 n Off 2 W, 20 acres 2 So
Long, Julius Z, hf Of ne qrof sec ser
9 and hf Of ne or sec Ia tp 80 At'
nr6w, $50 acres ...... % 90
, 1876-07-14
JOHN P. PETERSON,
Merchant Tailor,
AID nAsuFAcruRER OF
GeHlS'.ald Boys Fashionable Suits.

rs PREPARED TO MAKE UP GENTS
fashions. Special attention paid to re-
pairing and cleaning. Terms moderate.
Has constantly on hand a lot Of nno
French Cloths and Cassimeres, Oregon and
Mission CassiIneres, from which parties
can sele Ct for themge Ives.
eT orders from q distance promptly at
Mr. Peterson is Agent for the Celebrated
singer sewing Machine
Any party desiring to purchase one OF
these elegant machines can call and exam
Helnmers. RufIleTB, Binders, Needles and
thread kept constantly on hand. All
Machines warranted for I'VE years ana
sold on monthly payments, 50 that every
family can have q Singer Machine. Full
Instructions how to operate the Machine
win be given free.
Port Townsend, W.T.
, 1876-07-14
COUNTY LANDs.

Baxter, D X, sw Or of NV or sec9
tp32r2e
Shf of Sc Or sec 81, tp32r3e
Sc or of ne or SEE II tp 81 r1e
l8O acres -. -. ......... $24 50
Bilcs C and G Gelback, ne or OF sw
or sec 10 tp 30 r 3 e, 40 acres -. 6 "a
Burns, Jno +, e lf Of sw or of neqr
sec 5tp 29r2e
In nwqr of Sc or sec II tp 2sr9e
10 acres -. -. .... - SO
Briggs. L II and NJ S Drew. north
end Of lot no 2 sec 80 tp 32r3e,
acres :. ...... =. .... ........ A 40
Booth. NJ S, ne or Of sw or sec 80
tp 81 3 e. 40 acres ...... 6 36
Broker. f II and II S. SC or OF ne or
sec Is tp 20 RI e. 40 acres ...... 6 36
Bracket. Geo, lot no sec ! to 30 RE
Und hfof lots no and 2 sec 2tp
29r2 e. 40 acres es.............. 90
BURY, VIM, sw ar sec 4 tip 29r2e
$50 acres ..........2 % so
Calhoun, S G aud NJ d Kelly, sw or
of NV or sec II. tpSlr2e, 40
acres ...... ...... 8 81
Carter, c NJ, n hi Of sw Or sec % tp
32r2e
N hf OF Sc grand Sc Or of Sc qrsec
10 tp 30r3e
Lot no 4 sec 24tp 30r3e
Lot no sec 25 tp 30 r Sc
N hfofsw Or sec l0tp 2Sr3e
Sc or Of NV or sec IL, tp2Sr3e
Lot no sec IA tp Is r 3 e, 1915
acres ................... 20 "a
Cade, Nick, lot no 8 sec 8 tp 32r3e
Ne or OF sw or sec 20 tp 32r3e
Lot no sec 10 tp 2sr3 c, 1925
acres -. -. 49, -...... ~
Carney. John II. com 40 rods OF
NV corner Of lot 4 sec 3tp 29r2e y
acres =. -. -. ....-..- ..... "
Drew. NJ 5, NV or OF sw ar Of NV
qrse 3tp 29r2 e
Sc or Of sw Or OF ne Or sec tip 20 Z. =
rae, 20 acres -. .............. 10
Doyle, E L, Neqr OF Sc or of he or
see lStp3l rae
w htofse Or Of ne or Of Sc or sec
IL tp 80 c, 10 acres ......... IS
Dick.Jno w, In lot no 3 sec % tp29
2e. acres 80. :. ~. ....... 81
Davis, John, in sec II tp 81 r e,
10 acres -. -. .t.... ....-.... 81
Deyore, I J. end OF NV or of ne
or and lot sec IL, tp 29r2e
w hf OF NV or OF NV or sec tp
29r2e e. 40 acres ............... 8 9S
Duncan, Geo W, W hf of NV or Of Sc
or Of Sc or, sec II tip 20 RE, five
acres ....s.....- ....... 81
Daniels, VIM Byron, hfof sw or Of
NV or Of Sc or sec II tp 2sr2e5
acres :. s..,s. ............... Z 81
Treuch. Jno B, in NV or Of Sc or
sec IL tp 30 r2 e, acre ...... 2 13
Freeland, Benz r, In SC or Of Sc or 81
sec 10 tp 20 r 2 6, 4 acres ....... 2 "a
Ferry, Annie P, ht of Sc or Of ne
or of sw Or sec IL tp 20 r BE, 5
acres -. ,,.--.-... -...,............ "
Ferry, c P, sw Or Of Sc Or sec 3 tp
28 r 3 g, 40acres s...... 36
French. Geo B, in Sc or Of ne qrsec
tp 81 e, acre re............. 90
Goodburn, Robert, NV or SEE % tp
29r2e, 100 acres es.......... % 90
Hall, Oliver, nwqr sec 9tp 9r2e
160 acres es......,........ .........- . %
Hilton, Robert ID, n hf of ne or of
ne or sec 8 tp 29r2e
S hf Of Sc or Of sw Or Of Sc or sec
10 tp 20 T 2e,. % acres. .......... So
Hilton, Nathaniel, in sw or Of Sc or
sec 4 tp29r2e
Nv or ofne or sec tp % 2e .4ssas
Inne Or Of NV ar sec Is tp 20 2e
III acres -. -. -. ....-... lo ~
Hill, George ID, ne or Of ne or OF se
or sec 25 tp 32r2e
Neqr Of NV Or Of ne ar sec 10 tp
31r2e
, 1876-07-14
sheriRs Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
In that by virtue OF an order made at
regular session Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Cla'am County. WASH
ington Territory. held May l. 1879, the
sale otall larsls in said County upon which
taxes are delinquent for the years 1873,
1874 and. 1876, | shall. therefore, offer for
sale the following described property on
Monday, the gath Day Of July, 1875,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. in front of the Court
House Ia New Dungeness, Clalam County,
w. r.. to satisfy fhe amount OF taxes as
sessed against said property, together with
interest aud cost Of SAFE.
+. N. PITCHER,
Sheriff Clalam Co., W.T..
New Dungeness. W.T., Junel. 1876.
, 1876-07-14
PUBLIC AUCTION,

To the highest bidder, Al the Court Houas
door In Coveland, Island County, ". T.,
On Monday, the cath day Of July, 1875,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Y. and
4 Pm, OF said day, the following delinauent
lands unless the taxes, accruing interest and
costs are paid before said day.
JAMES WATSON,
sheriff Of Island County, W.T..
Coveland, June 20, 1915
, 1876-07-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ undersigned, sheriff Of Island County,
". T., will offer for sale AZ
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UNIVERSITY.
University Of Louisiana.
Medical Department, New Orleans.
FACULTY.:

FACULTY:
A. h. CENAs, Md, Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics.
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
Medicine.
STAMFORD E. CHAILLE, MD, Professor OF
Physiology.
JOSEPH JONES, Md, Professor OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, MD, Professor of Anat-
omy.
ERNEST 8. LEWIS, MD, Professor of Obstet-
RIGS.
T. ]. HEARD, Md, Professor of Matsris
ALBEIT MILES MD, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The FOrty-Third Annual Course OF Instruc-
ton in this institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 18th of November, 1876, and
terminate on the :hird Saturday Of March,
1877. Preltm mary lectures on Clinical Medl-
cine and Surgery will be delivered in the am
phltheater of the Great Charity Hospital, be-
ginning on the 9th of October without any
charge to students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same time.
The members OF the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
piJ0l, and give Instructions daily at the bed
side Of the sick.
As to the practical advantages afforded for q
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
OF medicine are quite as great as, II not supe-
riOr to, those offered by the schools of New
York ana Philadelphia, the same fees are de-
manded.
For all the Lectures, $40; Matriculation, 8;
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, $50. Pay
ment required in advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
I. g. RICHARDSON, Md. Dean
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Jones, Of the Blues, umpire; Poston,
A Challenge Refused and Challenge
Accepted.


scorer. Tire, $50.
a Challenge Refused and n Challenge
Accepted.
EDITORS APPEAL-Last SATURDAYS
APPEAL contained letter from one T
+. Smith, challenging the Athletics, of
CCli1erVIlle, to take a square drUbbing
at the hands of the Memphis Blue
Stockings. The letter has created some
indignation here, as it contains several
mis- statements. No member of the CLUB
has any Knowledge Whatever of the
challenge or telegram alluded to by Mr..
Smith. The CLUB is strictly an amateur
one, and it is not it's policy to send out
indiscrlminate challenges, nor can its
members afford to neglect their business
in order to accept every challenge
received. DIR. Lake, secretary of the
Athletics, denies that he has ever re-
ceived challenge from the B ue Stock
ings,so that the wnOle story of challenge,
terms, conditions and all is utterly with
out foundation. Mr. Arlington, FORM
er secretary, has in his possession several
letters received from Smith, from which
it would appear that ne has been at one
time or another secretary to halfa dozen
different clubs. We are at loss to know
who he is, for it seems he must either
be challeDger-in-chief for all the clubs
in VI emphIs, or else busybody. A let
ter has just been received from the Red
Stockings, inviting the Athletics to go
down and have 'the wind taken cut OF
their sails" think the challenge will
be accepted, as our citizens very gener-
ally desire it. 1t is just possible that
our amateurs may be whipped by your
professionals, but they will never be
dubbed SO squarely, nor have the wind
taken out OF their sails 30 completely as
to deprive them of the title they have
80 fairly won, being the champion AID
ateur club of Tennessee. SHELBY.
CoLLIERYILLE, Tenn, August II, 1876.
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ed: w. r. M'CIune, w. 8. Pickett and
Edward Goode.
The ballot ret ulted IS fol- Ows: M'Clunr /,
u; Pickett, 0; G0ode, 4.
Mr.. M'Clune was declared elected sec-
retsry of the board OF education for the
unexpirtd term.
MIXED QUESTION OF LAW.
Visitor Kelley stated that question
has teen started as to whether Superin-
tendent Lesth is superintendent OF this
board, or can be 80 without resigniDg
his other office Of police and fire COM
sioner.
Visitor Arrirgton stated that be had
heard from competent legal authority
that Superintendent Leath cas hold
both offices-that such offices are not
incompatible.
President Mitchell said that the school
board had decided the matter by the
election of Colonel Leath as superin-
tendent.
ADJOURNMENT, ETC.
A communication was read from Mrs.
Emma G. Tucker, asking for position
in the public schools, which was prom
ised her when the school over which she
presided as head teacher, etc was aool-
ished. Tne communication was referred
to the committee on teachers.
On motion, the board adjourned to the
first Monday in September next, at eight
o'clock in the evening.
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PERSONAL.

CONSTABLE ]. E. FROST has recover
ed from his recent severe Illness, and is
again at his post.
Mr. Z. KECK, of e. Keck & Bros, re-.
turned from the Centennial on the tbir.
teenth instant, looking bale aud hearty,
and liz ready for business again.
CAPTAIN JOHN A. GLASS, an old
well-known and accomplished journalist,
has purchased the Trenton Gibson
county, Nel0s office, and will shortly is
sue new paper, to be called the Gi6so7.
County Mirror.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Texas Pacific railroad
company, held in Philsdelphia Tuesday
last, Colonel Thomas A. Scott was re-
elected president; Frank 8. Bond and
Hon. John G. Brown vice-presidents, and
George D. Krumbharr secretary.
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HICKORY wITHE
Male and Female Academy,

VlHE next term Will begin Monday, An
il gust :. 1876. and continue twenty weeks.
This school Is located in Faystte county, Ten
nessee, six miles from Withe Depot, Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. The religious priv
1leges and social advantages are Of a superior
character, which, with the heaIthfulneSS ~
the place, render the location eminently ia
vorab g TO educational purposes. Fer cfrcu-
lar, containing full particulars, address
JOHN A. CAMERON, Principal,
iylsW Hickory Withe, Tenn,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

LOUISVILLE, August 14-Weather
clear and warm. River falling, with
8 feet in the canal. Arrived: Cons
Millar, Memphis. Departed: Millsr,
Cincinnati.
LITTLE Rock, August 14.-Weaiher
hot. River falling, with feet inches
by the gauge.
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MRS. MARIA ID. hioNsARRATT, teach
er of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at II. 4. Hollenberg's music store,
Main street.
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Report from superintendent J. T
L.Hih important and Economic
Recommendation.
Report of the Finance Committee, with
budget for IS76-7-W. II. m'CIune
Elected Secretary,

The regular monthly nesting OF the
educational board was held last night at
the Odd Fellows building. But one or
two of the members were absent, and
these are absent from the city. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
by Visitor Trezevant, secretary pro tenn,
and he also read letter from Colonel
James T. Leath, dated at White Cliff
springs, and accepting the position Of
school superintendent, to which he had
been elected by the board. On being
called upon, Superintendent Leath read
the following report:
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New Law Firm,

DR.. J. w. Rogers & Son, Memphis
and Washington City, will give special
attention to government claims and
patents in Washington, to general
causes in Memphis courts, and adjacent
counties. Offices: Adjoining supreme
court Washington, and in courthouse,
Memphis.
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FOR CHICOT AND GREENEVILLE
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BASEBALL

Game Between the EckfOrds ana
"Picked Nine.'
TIE game Sunday between the Eek
fords and picked nine from the Brown
Stockings and Riverside clubs, at the
Olympic park, was not as we'll attended
as it deserved. Errors were mostly ex.-
cusable from the condition Of the grour- d,
the last five innings being played ID the
rain. The general playing was good,
there being double-play on each side.
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From Prof. L. Bridger, Chemist, Montreal:
l know of no preparation afford
ing 50 much nutriment, and none which
builds up the constitution so rapidly and
effects such permanent and positive
cures as Coiden's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic InvigoratOr. G. w. Jones &
Co, agents.
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STOLEN.

MOTE From the undersigned, at her resi-
IN dence in this city, about month ago,
certain promissory note, made by A. Naccaro
& Co, dated June !, 1875, and payable one dsy
after date, TO my order, for SI4OO. ray mtnt OF
same has been stopped, and liberal reward
VIII be pc d for Its delivery TO Mr.. FRANK
suiS MRS. NJ. SQUERI.