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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-16

The Alabama Legislature, just before
its adjournment, passed series ofpatri-
otto and frAternal resolutions expressing
the good will of that body toward the
people Of every State aud Territory,
which the Washington Chronicle prints
in its issue OF Sunday, snesringly, under
the head OF "gush." Nothing the south
ern people can do will please the R sd'-
Gals but absolute surrender of the State
and national governments to them, 80
they can continue the thefts and swim
dies which have brought disgrace upon
the republic at home as we'll as abroad.
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Fx-GovERNoR SMITH has proposed in
the Virginia hcuse of delegates, that
there sha'I be assessed upon all banks in
the State, including those existing IN
der authority of the United States, and
all State and private banks and savings
banks, upon the capital stock, and de-
posts, and circulation, and all SURPRISES
of each ef said banks, the same rate as
that assessed upon ell real and personal
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properly.

The Duke of Abercorn, pres ant lord.
lieutenant of Ireland, in speech at the
annual banquet of the lord mayor of
Dublin, said that the condition and
progress of Ireland during the past year
has been most encouraging. Crime had
decreased and tranquility prevailed, and
ali that was wanted was more capital,
for the profitable employment CT which
the country affords bouudless field.
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EMERY A. STORES, of Chicago, is very
severe on Attorney-General Pierrepont
because that gentleman denied having
the honor of his acquaintance, and init
mates plainly that there is tale to be
told in regard to "thstr letter which
Pierepont accuses Babcock Of stealing,
that may fern the foundation for an
other cabinet sensation.
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SENATOR ALLISON, chairman of the
senate committee on Indian affairs, say 8
that his committee will not recommend
the transfer of the Indian bureau to the
war department, even If the house OF
representatives passes such measure.
1t is also his opinion that the senate will
be adverse to the proposed transfer.
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FLO HTsTs.
T. GQEBBLS, TEE FLORIST,
At No. Alb Second Street,

rs prepared to take orders for all kinds Of
L work in his line, including the care OF lots
at the various cemeteries. Prompt attention
given, and all work done at the lowest living
rates. Orders for cut flowers for bouquets and
decorating purposes filed in any guam tlty
and on shortest notice. Special invitation is
-. -, F,,lI bIcor,
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THE Cincinnati Enquirer says that
ian early convention and unequivocal
declaration of faith will be demanded
by the Democracy Of Ohio. The Repub.
Hean State convention will meet on the
twenty-ninth instant. There is no valid
reason why the Democratic convention
should not closely follow IT,"
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IT hurts the feelings Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial that there ara only q
few solemn old buffers" in congress
"ready to put on ssckcloth and ashes
on account of the national humiliation"
All the rest, 1t is sorry to see, Is "psrty
rancour and bitterness"
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SILVER Is CrRREHcK

AS the United States treasury will
SOON cal In al the fractional currency,
or "chicken stuff as II is popularity
called, We Gull the following from vari-
ops sources as matters of interest con-
nected with the coming change. When
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NoTTCEs.

MtnpHIs, Tenn, March 8, 1876
timber instructio from the Board OF IN
u Tectors of the Hottie ln-urance anu ILu iT
Company of Memphis, will proceed 20 sIt
ON SATURDAY, March Is, $50, u the nIBnSst.
bidder, for cash, Certificate No 44s ior tNen,s
shares of the capital stock of sac Coih PAny
and amply the proceeds of such sale - me pay
ment Of T. B. Dnlard's note, TO whCu1 salG
Certificate was issued. sale TO take pIA &c -
NJ adison and Main streets, Memphis, fem.
MIR r. 2. BOILING, Secretary.
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Memphis and Kansas City R.R. Co.

DY order OF the Executive Committee, bids
ID viii be received until February ~. lsl6, for
the Clearing, Grading and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions OF the Men,
County and Town Bonds, as specified on each
division.
First.-Between Batesville, Independence
county, Arkansas, aid Jackson port, jackson
county, Arkansas. Payment in lndepend-
ence and Jackson County Bonds.
Second.-Between Jacksonport and Augusta,
Woodruff county, Arkansas. Pay in
jackson and Woodruff County Bonds and
Bonds OF the Town of Augusta.
Third.-Betwt en- Augusta and Wittsburg,
Gross county, Al kansas Payment in Wood
RIFF and Gross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
ali OF said bids.
Bids TO be addressed
JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
President Il. and X. G. K. R.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January Is, 1870. Jazz
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nary high-tide 1t is sixteen feet. Before
the ci Y commenced to pile the break
vi ter there was only Line feet Of water
on the iuner bar. The recent work by
the government hiss conh0ed the water
10 a single channel, and the results
already attained are very sati .fsctory'
There sppaars no doubt that the jetty
system as being spilled, will terminate
ia giving Galveston from eighteen 70
twenty feet OF wafer over The bars. -.
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lngras, the civil fe:vice in tie States
O. In the nation would soon be made
what the army aud navy service hes
generally proven-cspsble, earnest and
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NOTICE.

Citizens are hereby notified that in complI-
80 yvith section 81 OF the Health Ordinance
.t.SS ,,rsf discOntluue the practice or sweep
80 trash waste paper rubbish, aShes' tts,'
MO sue cutters and sireett They must pIO-
Ia S-1ftaIyIe receUtacies for such refuse keep
49,, ~, ana sNeYs or in the rear OF their Dust-
ness houses, end 5emOye the same at regular
intervals. - --f1I be brought be-
loE ~. t oTdaT 81 the Beard OF Health.
DS '4O'- HEBER W. JOSA N. D.,
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PUBLICATIONS.
ANEW EAG8ZIHE.
RECORD OF TIE YEAH.

rIIsT. PUBLISH ED-The irst number OF =
81 capitaI new Monthly Msgszi9e, OF sot ,t %
2afsrerce Scrsp-BoOk. Being the monthly
ra,.Srd of every important event IN any part
Of Inc world, together with selection OF tIS
choicest miscellany o. the month, csIet - ~
indexed and euI.ef BY FRANZ NOOi'E' VI Wv
BeautiiuIIy printed, with sn elegant sue, See
portrait of the late millionaire N =. 1Iti
THE most attractive, interest, oS anu ~ IN
monthly magaZ ne ever issued CO4u ~ ~
book and news dealers, and sent L ee " ni'i
on receiot of price, 30 cents, by ,,,,t,.-a
mbIO cod Madison Square, New 'otA.
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pEoPowA1S-

sealed proposals viii be received At me oIllee
until March nth, for removal OF t'arbsSe ll.lis
board reserves the right - reject all bids.
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PROSPECTUS.
nRasPscrrs-on Or before the steh-

DRESS ECTER-On or before the eigh zenith
L o. March next The undersigned VIII CON-
mence, in the city of Knoxville, the pUbtica-
ton Of a ne@sDaper, dG;ly ard wee KY, 70 Do
styled the Knoxville Tribune. The TribUqef
politically, viii be Democratic, but IS iree To
cenSuTe errors or WIZ nGs within lis own party
as 10 expose snd condemn hurtful policies
and acts on tine part Of its opponents 10 It's
general tone and co 1dUCt it VIII be cOuSprva-
tive and national, and, IN such spirit, VI ID Ia
Dor for the deserved success o. the Democrat
tc party In toe - ateS and nation, as now OPP
posed by its Republican adversaries. Local
~, IL Will earnestly promulgate such ideas
and advocate such means as may be deemed
best pIomotiye Of the development, advance
ment and general prosperity or the section
from which IL Will claim us support The
Daily Tribune will be full-stzad seven-cOl-
umn paper, containing each day the tele'
graphic news from all parts OF the world,
complete CONNER cial reports, and a greater
quantity Of miscellaneous reading matter
tEan any daily paper IN East Iennessee,
north Georgia, or southwestern Virginia. The
Weekls Tribune will be an eight-pGge paper,
filled with choice editorial and m miscellaneous
matter, embracing all the departments OF ap-
proved journalism making IL a 6Tst-class
family newspaper. The local and business
departments Of the Tribune will be in charge
of gentlemen Of well-knOWn experience, ca
pacity and Integrity. The Tribune Office Will
be new in It's entire outfit, comprising also
well-selected job ONCE. Terms: Daily-One
copy one year, .; one copy SIX months, 81;
one COPY three months, s.; one copy one
month, 75c one copy one week, nc. Weekly
One copy one year. 81; one copy six months,
81; ten copies one year, SIS. Advsrtising rates
same as those now prevailing IN Knoxville.
All subsci ptiOns cash in advance, though on
payments for either subscriptions or adver-
tisements will be asked for until the publica-
ton OF the paper snail have been commenced.
For the support OF this enterprise we respect
fully solicit the patronage OF the public.
JOHN VI. FLEMING,
FAM A'KINNET,
Editors and Sole ProprietCTs.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 4, 1876.
The undersigned, In justice TO himself and
ailconcerned, takes this occasion to say that
ow iUg 10 personal and professional disagree
ments between himself and partners IN the
offics of the Knoxville Press and Herald, he
has not been acting - editor OF that paper
since the fifteenth Of Deem Der last. The
same disagreemenLs still cOuunuiug, legal
proceedings have been instituted IOT their
settlement. JOHN n. FLEMING.
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NOTICES.
n1DrGPHIS
OF HEALTH
MEMPHIS, TENN, March g, 1876.

MEMPHIS, TESE., March o. lS'''
,.,ryr os,,,a ~ t.,s R.ard OF lie olth has been
located at 2s6 second sIT' e, OF. Dss a.
,ittzens are r. Quested 70 report nui, - 1900
ants once. and assured that they VIII 'essi''
sftsntion a. me earliest possible mOmeE's
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Wonder Of the age.

NEW and simple invention, that efectu-
"A ally prevents accidents with coal-oil or
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply at No.
"A Beale street. T. u. DAVIS, Agent.
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MAGNOLIA eRANpIFLoRA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIME Ell

TENEBE R-
DARTIES desiring to contract for the deliv-
cry of Blackwalnut, WhIteGak, cypress.
Poplar, Cottonwood or other tiAhbers, will
please call upon the undersigned, at 25l Front
street, Office of Burrus & Searcy.
G. W. GRAVES,
fbE Agent Ocean Mills, New Orleans.
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IA. pre.h,, rias. hunnsr

4 HEKALp commissioner, with an
Sc t. Use goud things 81 this lie.
-iroile,i iuto he -aepsr-Foom of tie
is.siirs 81 tae Presbyterian Church hest
Night. The ladies uf Dallas have ". "a
fane as ossterers a. tbs-a p,sblic sup
9s.ss aud it ISL no ,iispsrag cement 10 thai,
iane, 20 Say that the supper iasl night
has Hever csen exreliea in the cit j..
kvers thug that could tempt tie ap
petite WAS there, sid prepared In q
style that bespoke The york Of isls
hands aud charitable intent Is ,
BERALD commissioner was reeeiv, d
Nindiy, aud Invitations 10 eat a:
each table were readily accepted.
Az a Consequences he Cannot rhapso
diz= ~ the occasion Ineri1ed, and e; b
oGiy pray that ihe proceeds of the en-.
tevtaibn,ept were commensurate with
is objects aud the Efforts made TO
please. The following is a list OF tie
aides aud the presiding divipittes
thereof;
o.tsters-Mrs. 6ueiry, assisted Is
Misses Lou uughes and Lucy Caring
tom,
Ice Misses siary Wilcox and
AnHie Doaanoe.
sapprr NJ Mr.. A + T.raIe, as
i-'rd ~ Ms n I.ewts an, Mis- s.
u 81 ,iiry.
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r.nln.xra..an.

Fac liele ~ l,nu,lrtrt,,,l,7 pr,.ws i.r-
ser rad larger Ils.,e t,au1e- et,.,,a s.
gissn .i1-, wenia s;assse .vel, ssar own
peopse. !u,lgiag frasa the sv.liess es
Shsl appear IN cur exchanges ensl s .
tors our own = -, We Go not deem il
an ex,rssasaut esgiusate 10 say Il IL
Texss s,ias iais to haze t,pe,,fs Is =
gsrssnseu alter the s.exi { asus. Ii.
rts4,i IL six - nass. s;s ,,,c,s.. =
il.l- " si...~ our s.t. nate al the sol u
i ssioa ne@ paps ing i. Il, lie I.s.4s S AZ
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! .,s..s..r.. !. ~, o....,ssaea.-.


In 1858 fuaf gentlemen entered the r
sons III \ boarding school ii cakeshs,r,,,
in Seuti. Carolina They had l,reii soT
years intimate ffirntls. tna were cisr,sy-
men IN tiss Methodist Church. TIspse
boys reItiaiIiea AZ this sei.soi as room
mates and class mates for tpvo vears and
entered " ciiiosa College, standing r. In
lively hFst, second. third and falrtis.
rfes istsiainesl Vi this institution, four
years, as5d Were saesnInatss all the tsl5ie,
gfsSidat;i1g relatively iirst, second, third
and fourth in large class. They ssi
tered . isss Office Al srartAnburg and
stabbed saw utisieH the same chancellor
The war broke cut, and IL the eail fo-
troops, they entered .jelsl<fas Hisis, Reg
! is1ent from South gafoiiaa, ard sss.i-c
mess mates in / he same ctirsa pan v. Be-
ilng near the same height HES siesfi 10
g.-tsfer as eo;agasles al hattie III this II j,
uncut. II she second harsiasoi Assslssii
/ saA. August, 1866 a shelf from tst,.
enemy battery feII in The ranks III II, j.
epsss i,siay and killed these fo.s boys
/ and ~ ssbers IN the couspsslty J. 11sises
! lsHFs hasiesi on the battle iscids. and
Size Il ttzes fscs ia the same grave Their
/ saies4 are ta.p.ss, McSwaiIi. Smith and
I9sasse.la, and the sons OF Bishop Carers,
Rev Dir. hsaSwain, Rev, Dr. Whftciorei
ssssssilA snsi Rev DR. Duncan. of Ban,
/ sJaipis Mseon Cotlege Tie grave il
marked ~ 4 granite cross enclosed. ! b
!sasi itoaa railisas.
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sharpenims Tool. oy "a cath

4 razor RECEIVERS It's edge IL loft
iors half an hour in water which
contains sulphurie meriatic acid in
The proportion o: one part bS
weight acid TO nineteen OF water
The razor i carefully wiped on be
ing taken ont Of the acidntatcd bath
and passed over IN oilstone, The
acid bath ia said hot to hurt the
blade; on the contrary, the quality
Of the metal in some Cases improves
by the immersion. So with scythes
ai.d sickles. The time lost in the
harvest field in tue early morning
IN sharpening scytl,es woald De
spared by laying The blades for
| halt an hour in bath prepared as
above described. As soon as taken
out Of the bath they should be wip
ed, and u soft sanu steue hone pass
d aions would leave good aud
uniform edge behind it.
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ID Ae uipsiefftaiisG tsss "a be Texts
Nag. snd cah ~ isass tspffitute 10
g f'sgeEass ? 1 ainiu,d eessaae d.
-. Isrsaa S-.ssssi iise ~ sisye ga ill.,
frss, M l. LFovi wsrta d, moeFat..
u y integded Is oe 'sFexas liag,n
% lie yiei'i.a 10 the es4,i olsi,geai,rr
state A. Ise tssisitf ., lspeE stit, STATE
u the U4lsr. ''aii rs24s" cssn, ant.
al Texas should cantIlbale - srske {
a fiss worthy % tAs caa~e ii. WG!cl,
pemoef&tis States laeig patfls.l 81
pass around tue nst, bfsthsr Paddock.
and hteshrru 81 the pses gesefaiy
Csiseet your ifsrisosssi euTisnsy, AID
send To care Of yaE EsaALD, sai r..
csip.s viii be given therefor. a iistie
eortrib,iiipn from each ~suid make =
nnl.le tasuer NtEtny 81 tlse noois
cofnm0.ie sallh tifat : - .et T.
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Eatz.
Natures own Remedy.

az yal1shle yrss-rslioa pa ~ - n.
Go. = Coie..a al, hzll-s. Iez.s. : n = -.
N-rVo,ss H.adse6-. Seeraas = 49, -
lNcrra-S kigulaltg knd lrI - - - -
,a'-ts sEising irura = aisord-ser ssoz..ra "a
IL wiil Eriigvs the xcrsf o--s- - -.
and sex Eeal1euc. In fr.au go - -
iipurs- VIII cure tnenna-f uos.Inat- - =
days.
u = the Sest an1 sz-est par<ztir- 49,
assu Tot sny di-es.s. b-1n- f.-rr-Ts-y - -
tia. entirely .fs.- ir,sta 80 -. -
OF even unrlea>Nntues-- Fcs-s<.l1-. -
prois liz. "a thing unxnoah - saS 60
builds ~ in- sy.f. a. n -ach : uu-.n-r - =
th- SANE eject l. pnadse-.i ~ . 49,
dose enii ~ D. MAJ b 1l-ao Etlnus a. /.
Pctuau"ut cure Effected
II l. convent NJ oniy re'susr1a. - -
water zL1 can D. tsksu - a. -. = :.
sciion NIL not irter-ers N slto-I e@-sa-...
By analysis this rr~y@-.t1on 80 - -
% Contain az the a1ce - -. .saI~rIl.I. -
Use " hiie s1iE i1nr ~Frtns a.isr. 49,
tr"ir tEc rIfilss. uut IN = c.auc-str..sd -
each piEt b-if s'suai 10 tie $685.
III. naeolrlnAi frlF-rti-. - - -
ana .eid- iouna "a y lils >aaFh1r -rsl1.
Water Sr- Heu gGdeF~. ID - - - =
iortue-: m-sllczi Eleu- a.. 1acl- 49, -
Asld Aclsis Isicf-fss. % n1sure. ra.sr l-rsrrlF
blood eau -. healthy tat l-rss - -
ti,,,ii la t1e.f qroSer pfuFcTt1or
Hence the -urr .nd IN x4r1 - .rl1u1 q
thie preparation A. On - q = f.E-n =
enters into Tie bllslsi, n F-lli.z a. srr1nna-
tafsa tot-uU- sFislu. nun Lirlll su-xll.II =
tn.ilaEta, F1fiiFsus sEe hhs-.- .u1 .1i-..tz-
puing tDr nervous , strsr. cssaF11lz a. So
eieNion NHa iuFsrti ~ . seuetzl hsal1ay
iDne 10 TIRE entire - -l-El-
4, pas tai,ia tl.s r,-sea - a., - 49, -
tirz "a mp Ia ~. size hult..-. - 49, -
me twenty ave cents and q 1ulaar. --all -
dTsEei<is .-nerkily-
GEO. = COLEMAN acc
DALLAs. TExAs. July =. So
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Tue celebrated penplston Star Ali
taee siii te here week from 10 might
at The Opera Hsuse. and play one o.
tie new snt:ie;y and Sensational ORA
foas ao~ jrssEing ~ h .Fgg hoiiaes %
tue + st. rnsy come mere ia eompli
anens to Mf. T.. G ELS, and play s,,e
performance for the belietit' Of hi "a
.,Dd his daughter, Z. sitsi Maate Ellis,
y 30 viii appear VITA the eele bsAtac
Fey Teuipsetau. The pT. gfauufs
1tlssesi is an extraordinary atsFsctly.
uns. fHE HRaAIp mentions tins will
pleasure, aud hopes MIR Ellie viii o;
iisfsiissed Peeaniarily by the perform
a,ise. Mr. Tynpteto.s's generosity il
the matter is TO be corn nefaeie !
Paf&es's t.rsmansa Band ilave KIND !,
lel.derei their services fsee Of ,siaf :,
y sir Ellie sad HE daughter. Price
.. ssssiti; rssesysd seats 81. back SEE 1
50 cesss.
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= Prime strss-:ss torn S,sfafrs ps.sAs-
III. pans snparsd ~ shs rh<rmatss are
atssibafed ty scientific piistsssoxi.ssto TIE
esnfsez 81 GERS. n ai,soTrszs sezl3 sfssnsnt
IN the nioo.i with ila s.as.lise ooxsrfns o.
De muscles aud tefnts. Hnsiegter's stonac.,
bitfers, being superb bIoca deparssns, l-
nsitnirasiy csicsiiated 10 ~ eel flsss fsn parity,
and by removing = eanss 10 SHAY the lain
and feyssisis sSnp, ms which st pTosases.
Fnet II Is a M cat scecess'ni tsfuedy for he a
rnsiisEn, neuralgia aud COST. = veli a. q re-
liable E1s NJ 81 eosla'sraesing those a iseasa.,
{ = tact amply sxidescei by yaiang.ry GER
t.ncates eInanstiT from those VINO u &c hes,
cured, aid sstesisd b. neutrality-suspicious.
Of h.gii repute. lis ilsewsse scyerf TN Gu.
rstive OF dyspepsia- coBstipaii p. Liver eUn.
paint, astHaTs tssasies aud SereT.l cehl-
ss, as sssi a. tic most p. u3sr ana suceess-
ia. .ntisisi, 80 raaiaeht extsnt.
What shsii ee 40 "a swee:ea our trrauf.
tp keep oeI ieesh tom e.5esy sd css.ta }
hHi saai We % 70 hNISs1 or s,sIass
fodfisecfi Iaf,ss and scsrf y han IL c4.fnos.
t'st stall se do Non really you Won't
DO a. yihins. rH, 500. DOW.
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INA, Ois.n,~ry.

\ conversation hctwren TnE EER-
ALp's reporter and oue of the fra So
tsulishiug the mammoth dissitlrFy
here developed The laei that eighteen
hundred bush,ls Of grHIi, averaging
four gs!lons Of spirits To the hu.hel,
would be con-umrd ~ the esfatlish-
m,nt, making a yield - i52 sra gal
lous per month, or 2,O7S 500 Eiiions o
year + ghteen Thousand d0lIar- wurtl,
~ copper viii oe used, aud sixty im-
msuse wooden cisterp-, iifieen Of
which will average niue Thousand cal.
Irns each. The faautstioas fer tht
nuilIings are bting rtriiIy excayated
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% and apprai.ed at So.
r,,kusrEE,s sALE-whsrea. G.l,t.l

THU sTEE'S SALE-Whareas GGLtlsl Il
4 Freeman and Msrenz Freeman, his
WIFE. and Noah II. E7rtO. hy4ihciF deed OF
pages 81, W 81, Is ands, Of boei. i, on IN;
In dsy OF August, s1I, ~ the record Of re-
eorsier II deeds or the eonnty OF Dailasln
sts,Is oi xb-, conveyed 70 tae undersigned
eettsin parcels Of real estate sl!ua5e M he
city % Dallas, state o. lexis, ana described
a. Follows
1. All OF tract OF land being a part
Of block 80 In EEstDis ssisiaition TO the city
II Ba-isusi e-'sislll al a s3a1e - HssI lfosI.
ths eofuer Oi nc Kiraey aitd Car line ~tF,s-Is
aud effe Et.r; beast corner OF lioek "a. on fbe
Souta side of Z sr,lfHe stTs=l; siteslce north q
degrees. west VIII. slr sou II IIs al Caroline
leo feet; thence soatt, Is degrees east icc f.e,
tiaence north ~ aesfees. esst i1o feoi. tv place
OF begsDuiag-
g Also. another part of book 2o7, In said
Ervin'r adcifiun 10 tils ctty OF Dallas. hegia-
ming tn tho crnire Mckinney roza, q; the
south corner Of a lot SID by @. W. EryIb
nd :. 8. IRWIN. his vile. 20 ! l. JchAsoB:
thence soo,A IS degrees. ~est with tie cspty,-
OF Mcs iuney road 50 fsri tdence nortfi - de-
grees WEES 10 te=t: thence nDrtH - degrees,
east % fest. thence south Is degrees. east y.
| feet, Ia tbs besi.ufnk.
3 Also, part ssissck ga. In Erwin atitrtio.i
- said G. y OF Dallas, uflabiIgs n; - GOA
t.I souis ssae of h.sIsisssd sirs.sf iss.s f..-i
| from nortnwsst curiier ~ sziI cs.ex 80. -.
theuee Ss;ash - ,itSsees, easlaJ ia; fhsses
forth - desf.s- east Is3 "a HIgeittI1 ssrssli
theme norm - degrees west ~ s,et. 10 TIA.
place Of brginuing.
1 4. Also, The Undivided ono half Of lot No
and 2. IN block % and zss%, fronting OF
Swiss street 5feet, e feet on Leonard -irsei
4 IS feet on Iight-of.way OF Texas. 81 feet ou
Miranda sirset having . depth of iie feet
| 5. Also al LOS 40. 3 of same block. In Goodi
. dttIon to the CITY al Dallas, fronting j.
4 feet on Swiss stres-t and running back
se<t. and fronting GA Miranda street - feet
II Which said conveyance was made ia trus
1 70 secure the pay ment al eer xip promissorj
| notes. la said deei specified
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the pr@vt<
TONS Of said deed of tsust. An1 at the feques
Of the legal holders % SAID notes. L. the nm
fdersignet trustee, Will. GU
Z rarsasy. D~eesser -. lsst.
befw en- the hours Of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon sad O'Clock in this hf,ernoon Of tina
day, al the courthouse door sid city a
fssiIas. proceed 10 sell at public vsrduf. D
Il he htsLest bi.isr Tor cash. The above a.
i scfihsd pr-p rty. To satisfy said notes n
gethef W. the costs 8s.d erprnS~< OF a.
esatius ii.;s trust. BENZ. u. Massey.
dssSAH Trustee.