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.TRU .l,EEA SALE

HNDEE and by virtue OF Trust Deed ava
~ seuted 10 John q. Campbell ON the ~ Jay-
OF november, 1866, by a. z. ROarIZ ana d1,1yy
recorded in the Registers ONCE or Sbaihy
county tennessee, In book No 81 mart . 1stssSS
o3o, oSl, b52i and to which refsre+ce IL 49,
HAuei ana also by virtue Cf riraI decree IN
Inc case OF Amos Woodruff Vs. A {, RoarE
NO. zoo, II u, In the Probate Court or 9LeJbrtt
county, tennessee, which decree was ents,e-i,
Oh me !5tn day OF June, 1876, appOintine me
trustee IN the abOvs-named trust fDStes,i ~
Jonn e. Campbell, deceased, thFrebv 60 ~ "a
ring upon me all the Iigh b ana powers III sstg
John Z, campbell, deceased, by virtue Of ssLf
trust Deed, will, on the 6Ih az ~ 80
Russ, 1875, between the hours OF il o|.I,e,s
am. and u O'Clock m, in front Of ire olO.lt-
mouse, at Memphis, Tennessee. seT ~ S0. -
highest bidder, for cash, the foII.,-yf,,S, 5no
scrloed lot or parcel of land ICf,,. ~ -
county Aforesaid, bounded as fOIISt5ss 5a 80
ming at stake south SO + g-IO r6Sjys 49, N
redelIn, with redDud and other - 49, - =
Tue boundary line or q six hiIr Irs4 ~
WE'VE acre tract, known as the VO0dTTfS
tract; tnence north IL E IL poles to a stale
on SAID boundary line, irOnwO rsd s6J
WI IeoaK pointers; thence west 81, Coufb -
PIleS 70 a staSe on the west bOunOarv Of safJ
SIX hundred and twelve acre tract doouvcC1
and mulberry pointers, befug me sC1,t t,eNNt
corner OF K. H. BHnckley's division fbeCce
south "a east IS poles 10 q stake fbTse 3ogIlCS,I
ana Two whiteOak pointers on SAN 80
boundary line; thence eat il so s0ntb 90
poles 10 the gtnning-cOntafnfr I4G aa 10
acre $, more or less, together with the irlyrC,+
ments thereon. The equity of refero ~ - n,
ID HaIVeu IN Inc deed, and the propsrTv vyiiI ba
sold on account Of default OF the ys-So" a ~
ROaLk. w. Z. WOODRUFF Tr1stae
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AMUsEMEETs.

TRAFD EXCURSION To LOOKOUT
IN Mouu1afu, via Memphis and Charleston
H R. Rates greatly reduced. Train leaves
Memphis TU ESDAl, July IS, 1876, at . O'Clock
regular schedule time OF hxpIess train NO. -
Tickets good 10 return on any passenger Train
within seven days from time OF sta1ung.
The excursion is given under the auspices OF
the COLIIERVILLE CORNEr BAND. SO
much has been written and spoken OF the
deemed unnecessary to say more then that a
visit 20 II would alone give 10 all lovers OF the
beautiful satisfaction for lifetime, ana tnaJ
an descriptions ever given Of it have fallen
far short Of its grandeur. A thousand points
OF Interest will tempt the visitor 10 proloDg
his stay upon the Mountain and N the vic1n.
ity OF Chattanooga. Ample provisions Will
be made Tor board, conveyances, etc. Tor the
accommodation of eXcurs1onists, at low rates.
Tickets for the Round Trip viii be sold at The
following prices: From Memphis, IS 5Oi Ger
mantowB, s.; Collierville, 81; Rossville, s.;
Moscow, 81; Lagrange, s.; Grand Junction, 30;
sssulsbury, IS: Middleton, s. 50; POcahontas,
8 so: cte<Fslla- So Cortnth, 50. A sleeping
car will accompany the train, Of which ex-
curlionists can avail themselves II they see
play match game Of base bail with the best
Chattanooga club on the top of Lookout
Mountain. The Collierville CoTnet Band VIII
accompany the excursion, and furnish the
best of music the entire trip. Tickets for the
round trip will be on sale at all The stations
named above. The railroad authorities have
instructed tueir agents TO sell 10 tickets Tor
this excursion after O'Clock pm. OF uly leth,
in order to furnish the proper number q
coaches. Arrangements are completed 81
same. PROF. 4. j. FlkIH,
S. H. RUSSELL,
Committee of Arrangements.
W. p. JOHNSON, Gen. PEST = TICKET AgenI.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor of the State OF
Tennessee-To all who shall see these Pres.
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy exists in the office
w OF Judge of the Criminal Court of Shelby
county, caused by the resignation OF Hon,
John K. Flippin:
Now, therefore, L, James d. Porter, Gov
ernor OF the State OF Tennessee, by virtue of
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws, hereby onder an cleo
ZION TO be held within the limits of said Grim
lnaI Court Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day Of
August, 1876, TO I'LL said vacancy; and the
Sherifts and other officers Entrusted by law
with such duties in said Criminal Court Cir
cult VIII, on said day, proceed to open and
hold SAID election at all the various precincts
and voting places within their respe ctfye
counties, and due return make as provided
by law.
In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto set NV
hand, and have caused the Great Seal Of
state 10 re affixed at Nashville this DIST day
OF June, 1875.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs. N. GIBBs, Secretary OF State. JUS So
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IN EEJssE LATE.
The Games sunday-The Memphis De-
feat the RIverstdes, and the Reds
GsOse-Egg the Eckfords-
other Games.

The game between the Reds and Eek
fords, at Central park, Sunday, was
largely attended. The spectators en-
joyed the sport very much, the general
opinion being that the Reds played bet
ter than upon previous occasions. The
batting was heavy on their side, and the
general work, both out and Unfolding,
being prompt, decisive and effective, the
nine making only four errors. Clinton's
pitching was smooth and to the point,
his easy mode of delivery appearing to
great advantage. The Eckfords did their
best, and should not feel discouraged,
for they possess the elements necessary
to make an active and strong nine. We
congratulate the Reds upon their good
playing in the game, and the satisfac-
ton thereby afforded. From present in
dications, it is fair to presume that the
Reds are on the way to gain brilliant
games, and give Memphians a credits-
bic sample Of baseball science. The
following is
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UNIVERSITY.
University of Louisiana
Medical Depart ment, Few Orleans.

FACULTY:
A. ii. CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics.
T. G. RICHARDSON, Md, Professor Of Sur.
gerry.
SAMUEL NJ. BERNIss, Md, Professor OF
Medicine.
STAMFORD E. CHAILLE, Md, Professor OF
Physiology.
JOSEPH JONES, MD, Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, Md, Professor of Anat-
Omy.
ERNEST s. LEWIS, MD, Professor of obstet-
RIGS.
T. ]. HEARD, Md, Professor of Materia
Medica.
ALBERT 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 third Saturday Of March,
1877. Preliminary lectures on Clinical Medi-
phltheater OF the Great Charity Hospital, be-
ginning on the 2Jth 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
pltsl, and give instructions daily at the bed
side of the sick.
AS to the practical advantages afforded for a
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
OF medicine are quite as greet as, II not supe-
r1or to, those offered by the schools of New
YORK md Philadelphia, the same fees are de-
manded.
For all the Lectures, $40; Matriculation. s..
Practical Anatomy, SO; Graduation, $780, PAY.
ment required in advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
y. q. Il CHARDSON, Md, Dean.
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MEMPHIS VS.. RIvERsIDEs.

The first game between the Memphis
and Riversides, at Olympic park Sum-
day, was well attended and very well re-
paid all present, save those who went
too high up on the losing nine. Despite
the error list. there was good playing on
both sides. The Memphis stood but two
whitewashes, while the Riversides had
to accept seven. gilbert led with an out
to Jones; Cassidy solid by Boro's muff;
Pearce and MalOughney retired; Ellick,
base on called balls and home on errors
Leath, Meath and Boro retired the side.
The Riversides got in a run on the Sec
ond inning by Cook getting mis- base on
called balls and home on wild pitching
and passed ball. The Reds got in an
earned run in the second; two in The
fourth, one in the eigth, and one in the
ninth. Ellick hit hard three times for
three bases, and Jones got four singles;
Jackson and ROLES two each
Meath, Boro and Nicholson singles;
MoloUghney, Burke, Cam and Ford
made the base hits for the Riversides,
and gilbert, Cassidy, G ok, Bsnnon
and Ford scored the runs. The errors
were too numerous to mention, and
hardly room in the score books to keep
a correct account of them. Seven fly.
balls were caught on each side. Meath,
Burke and King made some very fair
running catches. Jones's third base
playing was good, putting out three
men, and assisted six times with one
error. The two mines should play sgsin
soon, as they are pretty evenly matched,
buG we hope they will leave the errors
to the spectators. The following is
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ELECTION NOTICES,
ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor OF the State OF
Tenn essee-To ali who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy exists in the office
w of District Attorney. General Of the
Bartlett Circuit Court of Shelby county.
Esq
Now, therefore, 1, James D. Porter, Gov
ernor OF the State of Tennessee by virtue of
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws hereby order an cleo.
tlon 10 be held within the limits OF said Bart
lett circuit on thursday, the Sd day of Au-
gust, I-76, to fill said vacancy; and me Sheriff.
and other officers intrusted by law with such
duties in said Bartlett Circuit will on said
day, proceed to open and hold said election at
ali the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, an0 due re-
turn make as provided by law.
In.testimOny whereof, 1 hereun to set nv hand
and have caused the Great Seal of state 10
De affixed at Nashville, this 2Ist day Of
June, 1876.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary of state, fu25su
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inferior TO that proposed in bis two-doI-
lar bid. 1t is plain that Mr.. Loudon has
used petty subterfuge to cut VI der the
lowest bidder at any hazard, and as
straightforward competitor, dealing with
an honorable public body, 1 protest
against your receiving the bid. Its &C.
ceptanee will lead to strife and conten.
ton hereafter. However, if Mr.. Loudon
really means TO furnish good, hard stone
from Alabama, Of such specimen as is
required by Colonel Meigs, on which
bid one dollar and sixty-seven cents
cash, or two dollars and fifteen cents
city indebtedness, withdraw objections
on account OF unfairness, and in the in
terest of public economy suggest that
you contract with him. No disrespect
is hereby intended to the honorable inn
provement committee. Respectfully.
gSD H p PIPER
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OPINION of DR.. R. s. Steuart, presi.
dent Maryland hospital, Baltimore: =
~ have used the CGlden's Liebie's
Liquid extract Ct beef and tonic invig-
orator for more than year, and recon-
mend it as one of the most eff, lent
preparations 1 have ever met with. 1t
combines the virtues of food and tonic
in remarkable way" G. w. Jones &
Co., agents.
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SECOND WARD.
TIIdeD and Hendricks Club,

The citizens of the second ward are
earnestly and respectfully requested to
attend at the city hall this evening at
eight o'clock, for the purpose of organ.
izing ward club. Colonel CAN'T, Hon.
|: G. Harris, Major Sykes, Colonel It.
Il. Logwood and others will address the
meeting, Come one, come all.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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EDUCATIONAL,
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA:

GUNNER LAW LECTURES fpine yvaes,1,,r
y oegln 18th July, 1876 and END 18th Sepfefn.
per. have proved OF signal use-Ist t6 st1
this or other LaW-school; % to those a M ne, -
pose 70 read privately; and Sd, TO practitio6eTs
VINO nave not had the advantage OF svsts
m2uc instruction. For circular apply fP n
university OF Val to JOHN B. MINOR ~ -
JUS Wv Prof Com. and stat Ta4
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ARTIFICIAL STONE.
NOTICES.
Notice Of Opened Bidding.

No. "a, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee abeth Ragland ct al
VS.. Samuella Ragland ct al.
PURSUANT to decree of the Probate Court
u entered IN this cause, notice is hereby
given that the btddings on lot OF Raglandf
subdivision of acres have been opened, and
will remain open in my office until Monday
July IL, 1876, at IL O'Clock m, until which time
bids Will be received on said property.
Ter is OF Sale-One fouIth cash, balance in
one, two and three years, with interest; pur-
chaser executing notes with two good and sui.
hctent surettes. This June IS, 1876.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Scales, Sol
for compliments. luz
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A Good Chance to go into BUSH
ness.

Owing to the continued ill-heaIth of
our M. s. Chapsky,w we have determined
to close out our bu. mess on or before thu
first OF September next, and therefore
offer our entire stock, consisting OF
mems and boys clothing, furnishing
goods, hate, ETC., for sale upon very lib.
erdI terms to a responsible party. Will
take city improved real estate in ex-
change. Oar store is for rent low to a
good tenant. Apply to
NJ. s. CHAPSKY & Bro,
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Try Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson q Co., $40 Main ST., Memphis.
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TAKE Ayers pills for all the purposes
Of purgative, fer constipation, indi-
gestiOn, headache and liver complaint.
By universal accord, they are the best
Of all pargstives for family use,
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A PROTEST.
''To the Honorable Mayor and Joint Board o.
Aldermen and Common Council:

AlueIAeu anu common council:
"GENTLEMEN-The undersigned. in
his protest, would state that he was q
bidder for the pavement of the west side
of Main street, and believed that only
fair and honorable bidding and competi-
ton would be considered by your honor
able body; that any bid not fair and eK.
plicit in letter and spirit would be reject
ed without consideration. 1t Wss.
Therefore, with surprise that he learned
that the Did, one dollar and sixty cents.
for Alabama soft stone,' made by Mr..
Loudon, was recommended by the ira
proven mt committee for your sccer1.
lance. Your honorable body will know
that the city engnear's specifications in
nowise contemplates bids for Alabama
soft stone,' or any other soft stone.i
and the bidders for Alabama soft
stone and the bidders thus designated
and proposed it for no other purpose than
dispsraging all other kinds Of stone than
such az has heretofore been furnished, I
hold that my bid of one dollar ard
ninety-eight cents, in city Indebtedness,
for good hard stone, equal in every re-
spect to the best that has every been
used in this city, and specimens Of
which are at all times ready for your in
spection and comparison, is the
lowest bona t5de bid before you. Mr..
Loudon's bid to furnish stone according
to specifications, was two dollars Der
square yard, and as he did not specify
city Indebtedness, it Is susceptible of no
other Interpretation than to mean ssh.
Certainly, when man names q price
for anything, he must mean that price
in current money, unless ne specifies
otherwise. Furthermore, understand
Mr.. LOudon does not hold himself to his |
bid for Alabama stone, but proposes an |
Ohio river stone, which he admits to he !
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HARRY LANE is row running the Ra-
leigh mineral water wagon, supplying
customers four times q week. All orders
for water Left ct Jones's drug store will
be promptly attended to.
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LOST.

HoRSE- REWARD-On Sunday night,
III July 10th, from FtlzgibbOn's Place &c Ma
nassas street, on the old Raleigh rosd, one bay
horse, about AZ hands high and CO 10 years
old. said reward will be paid 70 any person
brine ing the horse back to Marshall's Livery
Stable, opposite courthouse. Jylo
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ROARD OF ALDERMEN

The board of aldermen met Yesterday
afternoon, President Zent in the chair.
A report of the city attorney of cases
against the city was received and or.
dered filed.
The requlsition Of the inspector, Mr..
LeffingWell, for q dry measure passed
second reading, and was referred to the
committee on accounts.
The report Of the committee to adver-
tise for hides to build the Main street
engine house was adopted.
Alderman Dent, from the improve
ment committee, presented bids for fur
nishing three hundred carloads of paw
ing stones, and were as follows: James
Maydwell, twenty-three dollars per car
load Of twenty thousand pounds, deliv-
cred at the Charleston depot, or twenty
two dollars and fifty CENTS delivered on
the streets; 81. Louder, three dollars per
perch, delivered in Darges at the land
ing; z. Hastings, eighteen dollars and
fifty cents per carload, delivered at the
Charleston depot, to be paid for in cur
rency, or thirty-Ihree and a half per
cent. more if paid for in scrip; John A.
Denie, nineteen dollars and forty cents
per carload, in cash, delivered at the
Charleston depot, or thirty three and a
half per cent. more IL paid in scrip.
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Dyspepsia Destroys the Teeth.
Unless its effects are countelacted by
that pure vegetable tonic and antiseptic
Sozodont. No bodily disease can im-
pare them if this antidote to all corrO-
give elements that act upon the enamel
is regularly applied.
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MR.. LoUDoN's BID.

Mr.. H. LoudOn's bid, as published in
the proceedings of the common council,
WAS read, and the report of the improve
ment committee, to accept the same, was
adopted; also, an ordinance authorizing
the mayor to close the contract.
A protest from Mr.. Fogerty was re-
ceived.
The wharf and landing committee rec
commended that, Instead of diagonal
roadway, a roadway twenty-four feet in
width be laid on the line OF Promenade
street, from Jefferson to Washington
street, and that the stone on Jefferson
street, from Front to the line of Prone
made street, be used, except what will
be necessary for cutters on said street.
PUBLIC RENTS.
The wharf and landing committee re-
ported the following amounts for rents
to be charged to persons occupying city
ground along the river: John Zent,
$500; Williams & Co.. $3.50; w. II.
Butts & Co., $500; Griffin & Co., $500;
Southern oil works, $500; Memphis and
Louisville railroad, $1,000; Memphis and
Paducah railroad, $500; Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, $500; county Jail,
$500; R. L. Cochran, 500, and for boiler
yard, 500; Mckinney & Co., 500; r.
w. Lightburne, $50; Brown 81 Jones,
S96; st. Bernard coal company. S96;
house and sheds south of Beale street,
l.. Prince, $24; s. Donnelly, S24; F.
Wait, $36; A. Perry, $36; F. Wait, $50.
Total, $4472.
Moved, that the real estate agent be
authorizs ed to collect all back rents, and
to make the best arrangements Of the
same with all parties, and report back
to this committee. The rents are to be
collected monthly, and reports made to
council of the collections for each month
by the rental agent. The report was
adopted.
The bid Of Mr.. Hastings for stone was
accepted.
Adjourned.
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THE SUMMARY:

UMPIRE John Sheehan. Time OF
game, two hours. First base by eTror6--
Memphis, 8 times; RiversiGes, 10 times
Runs earned-Memphis, 6; Riversides,0 o.
Passed balls-Ellick 8; gilbert, 5.
Wild pitches-too numerous to mention.
Strikes called off Leech, %. Strikes
called off Carr, %. Balls called OH
Leech, "a. Balls called on CsfN11.
Struck out-King 2; Leech, l. Three
base hits-Ellick, 8.
OUR BOYS VS.. HARTFORDS,
The game between Our Boys and the
Hartford's, on the latter's grounds, was
won by the former, the score being
twenty-seven to eleven. Our Boys
played with only eight men.
DESOTO VS.. WHITE STOCKINGS.
The game at fernando park between
these clubs, was won by the White
Stockings, the score being as follows:
INNINGS.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business Collep

THH cheapest aHd best STEAM nYE1Na
ana CLEANING HOUSE In the city is ct 24e
SScond street. TT. WALKER & 60,
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w. A. WHEATLEY Cffers attractive
farms, woodland, cottage and choice lots
very cheap indeed. Also, Dawson sub.
division, Adams street.
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HOTICR Is BANKRUPTCY

In I'm me District Court Of the United states ,o
ter OF T. E Glass-In Bankr-,,I,dn.nu the mat
THE undersigned hereby 80 Ivy t
Of BurpSviJIe 49, a as agnee Of T. Z. Glass
n &IOcSd county, Tennessee
Memphis, May 30, Is7S. A1A' A ISSn
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THE SCORE.
Eckf0rdS.
INNINGS.

Total bases on hits-Reds, "a bases;
Eckfords, bases. First base by errors
Reds, IL times; Eckfords, times. To-
tsI left on bsses Reds, left; Eckfords,
2 left. Umpire, P. Serner. Scorer. j.
IT. TomlinsOn
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aTOLEN.

REULE-SI5 REWARD-A dark brown mare
VI mule, branded U. s. on lett hip; gray
hairs in face and name; ID years old; Is or
I3L hands high; cut on left shoulder in two
places; skinned on both knees.
iyls ROBr. MCNULTY, lO2 Linden ST.
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AUCTION.
rs sale, at Auction,

Administrators sale, at Auction,
BY A. N. sTOBDAsD, 2sS Second 81.
TUESDAY, July 18th. OF Household
goods OF every Kind. Also, Gias', China
ana ou.eusuare. etc,
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IiCAHUs TO al pOlnUss
To the People of the Sixteenth Civil District:
Having been nominated by mass
convention of the voters OF the district,
irrespective OF political parties, for the
offices OF justice of the peace, and as we
each voter personally before the election,
we take this mode Of saying to the peo-
pie of the district, that we accept the
nominations in the spirit in which thew
were rendered, and if elected, we will dis
charge the duties Of the Office impartial
ly and to the best Of our abilities, ignor-
ing all political considerations in the
performance of our official duties.
January Is, 1876. SAM 81. JONES,
K. NJ. MASON.
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BURNETT's COLOGNE, in colk and
glass shoppers, prepared from the purest
and best materials-unrivaled in rich
ness and delicacy of perfume.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of Trust Deed made to ma no,
~ John and Ellen Shea, Will, by d tTscffe1
OF tne beneficiary, Johc Morrison, sell A. nah
nc sale, 10 the highest bidder, for CASE 0I
Tuesdsy, Auxus4 8, 1873
at II O'Clock, on the southwest cOrnsr ,,s Mi,
and Madison streets, in the city OF MsnaDbTs
the following real estate: Part LOT l5O baoin'
ming % feet west OF Main street. M, ne So7ItI,
slde OF Jackson street; thence west IN faa1
on tne south line OF jackson street, Extending
20 inward, between parallel lines from Inc
'front.' seVenty-four and a-quarter feet yyiTS
the Improvements thereon. RedemDfiOr
barred. JOHN p. TREZEVAN Mt TTnsfsa