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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

THE President has appointed his son,
U. 5. GRAFT, Jr., as private secretary,
with a salary Of three thousand five
hundred dollars. Luckey and Bah.
have both been dispensed with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

A CENTENNIAL MONUMENT to the
memory Of The defenders of Fort Moul.
trie is to De erected in White Point gar
den, Charleston, South Carolina.
WHopor TO the brave.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

GENERAL r p. NELLY has been sp-
pointed receiver Of the New Orleans, S..
Louis and Chicago railroad, by Governor
Porter, preparatory, no doubt, to sale
OF the road 10 M'COmb.
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LIEUTENANT-CoLoNE FRED. GRANT
has been ordered to duty on the plains,
by General Sheridan. "Too late, too
late" Mr.. President That sheuld have
besn done long since.
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MARRIED.

MURKELL - -ROOSA.-Thursday, March 2
1876, at the residence of the brides father,
James S Roosa, 1S7 wellington street, by DR..
S. Landrum, Mr.. ROBERT E. MURRELL and
Miss ANNA j. RoosA, both of this city. No
cards.
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THE committee which has exposed
Belknap is on the warpath after the
quartermss:er's branch OF the service. II
is believed he is an old friend of the
prasGdapt
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Montgomery (Ala.l Mail and -AdUeT.
tiser: II you want a negro senator to
get mad, and roll the whites Of his eyes
till they lock like dogwood blossoms,
and raise an Odor that you can smell
fifty yards on a dead Level, just propose
bill to have honest and intelligent iu-
rOrs in the counties OF the Black Bait.
You can then prepare to hold your nose.
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To THIS PUBLIC OF MEMPHIS.

I AM ready and prepared TO fulfill ali orders
L sent to me for MUSIC, such as for Balls,
Parties, Weddings and Plcnics at reduced
prices to suit the times. Please give me call.
PROF. HARRIS (5tring Band),
NH Nn nd str
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

THE New York Sun says there is no
reason to doubt that Robson e a much
M ore greedy and more shameless public
plunderer than Bslknsp has ever been.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, March l, 1876.

In retiring from business, l respectfully
recommend to the continued confidence and
patronage Of my friends and the public, T. II.
as the dr-nn 0f klta2i, nov associated tOgether
mh7 JAMES N. ALLEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

The Cotton Factorage and Commission busi-
ness heretofore carried on in this city by the
late frm of 7. II. & j. NJ. Allen & Co. VIII be
continued by us under the firm name and
style OF Allen, Nugent & Co.
THOMAS h. ALLEN,
PERRY NUGENT,
JOHN 3. LALLANDE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

HERE'S an appointment characteristic
Of Grant. Major Merrill, who mapped
his tracks In Louisiana and south Caro-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

THE heaviest merchants and bankers
Of New York and B)ston are signing
petitions against the repeal Of the bank.
runt Law
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R.A. BENSON, 3i7 MAIN ST.
C1arksville PlOw.

WE are now agents for this celebrated PIow,
w which we believe is the best in use, and
keep full stock always on hand. send or
ders. POTTER, TAYLOR & CO.,
fbl2 No 81 Union street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HNDER and by virtue of a trust deed, exe-
" cuted to me on January /, 1878, by Frantz
l.. MOrat, and duly recorded in the Register s
office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
No. ITO, page 5S5, and TO which reference is
here made, / Will,O on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

The partnership heretofore existing in this
city under the firm name and style Of L. II *
J. 81. Allen & Co. Il this day dissolved. Eacn
partner has the right - sign the name OF the
nrm in liquidation. THOMAS II. ALLEN,
JAMES NJ. ALLEN,
PERRY NUGENT.
JOHN B, LALLANDE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

THE Chattanooga TTnses is reliably in-
formed that East Tennessee is for Gov
ernor PoTtsr's denomination, solid. Cor
rsrt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

GENERAL amnesty is the next grest
question IN, France, and 1t is likely to
cary. Thlers. .favOrs it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

AEDERsoEvILLE BLAINE hasn't even
Que word to say about Bslknsp. he is
IS dumb as sn oystsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

Orders have been Issued at Madrid
that no Csriist officer who hiss left
Spanish territory shall be permitted to
return.
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DISSOLUTION.
MtnPH1s. March I.Iszs.

MEAPHIS, March /, 1875,
TJNHE partnership heretofore existing in the
L city OF Memphis. state Of Tennes. ee, un-
der the firm name and style Of Thomas. II.
Allen & Co. is this day dissolved. Each partner
has the right 20 sign the name OF the firm in
liquidation. The business will be continued
by Thomas II. Allen, under the same name,
FOR his own account. THOS. H. ALLEN,
JAS. VI. ALLEN,
PEhRY NUGENT.
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Wonder Of the Age.

A NEW and simple invention, that efecTu.
"a aIIy prevents accidents with cOal-Otl or
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply at No.
A BeaIe street. I. H. DAVIS, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-07

WE suggest IL would be Just the thing
TO place Jackson's bust in Market
square. What Gays the council?
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Liverpool, March 4: Minister Schenck
sailed for the United States today in the
steamer Abyssinis.
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CLoyING RATS

Yesterday cf cotton and gold: Nes0
York, cott0'l, l2l:; Aoaphis, l2b. Nesg
YoTk, god closed at l14s; Memphis, 1I3!
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DY virtue of the terms of certain deed in
- trust, made to me on the 18th OF Septem-
ber. 1871, by r. c. and h. L. Brinkley, whtc
is OF record in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book IS, page go, and at
request OF the holder OF the deot therein Sc
cured (the said debt, interest and costs being
due and unpaid), 1 will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
south west corner OF Main and Madison streets,
in Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Thursday, April 6, 1875,

at u o'clock noon, the property described in
said trust deed, as follows, to-w1t: Being lot
No. 34S, as known upon the plan and map Of
the city OF Memphis, beginning at the inter-
section of the east line OF Second street with
the south line OF Jefferson street; running
thence east with the south line OF Jefferson
street one hundred and iOity-eight and one
half Q4S1a) feet to a stake; thence south par
allel with Second street seventy-fOur aud one
quarter C741D feet to stake; thence west par
allel with Jefferson street one hundred and
forty-eight and one.half Q48k) feet to the east
line Of Second street; themes with said 81
line seventy-four and One-quarter (7414l feet
to the beginning corner.
All equity of redemption Is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed TO be good,
but 1 sell as trustee only.
ml7 W.Y.C. HUMES, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March s, 1876
FINDER instructions from the Board of Di-
| rectors of the Home Insurance and Trust
Germany of Memphis, l will proceed to sell,
ON SATURDAY, March Is, 1876, to the highest
bidder, for cash, Certificate No. l49 for twenty
shares of the capitai stock of said Company,
and apply the proceeds of such sale "a the pay
meut OF T. B. billiards. note, to whom said
Certificate was issued. Sale to take place az
IL O'Clock am, at the southwest corner OIL
Madison ami Main streets, Memphis, tenn.
MIR r, z. BOILING, Secretary.
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MENGPHI5
BOARD OF HEALTH

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 8, 1876.
TElHE office Of the Board of Health has been
located at 266 second street, cor Court.
Citizens are requested to report nu1sances al
this office, and assured that they Will receive
attention at the earliest possible moment.
PRoPO%
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
until March 10Th, for removal Of Garbage from
the city. Specifications to be seen at the oftice
of the Board.
Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
NOTICE.
Citizens are hereby notified that in complt-
ance with section so OF the Health Ordinance,
they must discontinue the practice OF sweep
ing trash, waste paper, rubbish, ashes, etc.,
into the cutters and streets They must pro-
vide suitable receptacleS for such refuse, keep
them In the alleys or in the rear or their Ousl-
ness houses, and remove the same at regular
Intervals.
Violators Of this order will be brought be-
fore tine Recorder.
By order OF the Board OF Health.
HEBER W. JONES, NJ. D.,
mh7 Secretary.
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DISSOLUCION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the styIe firm of A. SeesseI & Son, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. Seessel
will assume all liabiIities Of the late finn and
collect all outstsndings. A, SEESSEL.
MemnhIs March A. 1875 H. SEES Ell, JR.
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TAKE AWAY THE "PEELERs.u -

WAsHINGTON, MsIch B.-EX-Secre-
tary BeIknsp remains in his own house,
which be has not left since rendering
his resignation, and is to sll purposes a
prisoner. The entrances hack and front
are guarded by policemen. Messrs.
Carpenter and Blair, counsel for Gene
raj Belknsp, appeared at the attorney
generals Ctfice to-day, and asked that
the p0Iics be removed, a. the secretary
had no intention whatever of attempt.
ing fight from Washington. To this
answer was made that as soon as sn in
dic,ment was fOuEd, the secretary would
lie arrested, and he could then give bail,
which would rsiIeve him from the sur
veilance to which he is now subjected.
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Temple of Love, No. l,

THE Lodge OF Degrees meets on FRIDAY
evening next, March 10th, at No. 26J Sec
ond street. - ,-, - =,
BY order. JACkSON I. CREWS, L. >.
T1Os O. RoITON. r s. mh7
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Cincinnati Commercial !

Caleb P. Marsh, the witness who took
an interest in the Fort Sill business, at
the suggestion Of Mrs. Belknap, and di.
Yided with the family, was, until ten
years sgo, prominent business man Of
this city, being Of the finn Ct Tyler Da-
wilson & Co. He retired from tee hard
ware business, and has since resided in
New York and Europe. He was &C.
qusiDted, when in tins city, with the
Mrs. BelkDap with whom he negotiated,
and with her sister, then Mrs. Bower,
the present Mrs. Belknap, whose fist
hu band Bower was, at the time Of bis
death, a member OF the firm Of E. G.
Leonard & Co., Of this city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03

- bfsf sHft f1ts t,s Q ttfi.ff =
Milwaukee, Oct. 2.-Herman Min
nemachcr, distiller, who has been in
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Connecticut Election Shows
Large Republican Gains.
Mining Board Inaugurated in.
New York.
FOREIGN.
Terry THIN.

Rxgusa, Ou. 2-The Mortenegrin
government il understood to be pre-
pared 70 accept the terms Of peace
Based on an extension Of tsrritory
although the people favor : contins-
ancesd the wsr. III Y II
London, Oct. 2.-The Times COR
respondent At the Turkish hesdquar-
ters says:
THURSDAYS BATTLE, r.
both . regards losses .ad puabers
eng.gsd,vss decidediy .s6e sesAAest
of the whole war. In front, towards
the Morsvia, the Servian attack was
merely directed against Turkish
bridge. The main attack Vas against
the Turkish left wing nnder Hafrig
aud Ali Pssha, in order to cut of the
Turkish retreat 10 Nisch. Sixteen
Servisn bsttalions also crossed the
MorAva At Draehevoie, and advanced
by. tie way Of Jesica agsinss the
Turkish right and FAlseye P.shA.
This double aXnking movement Com-
ple,ely failed, and the Servians BY
noon were sdsiyen back u ~ ypsiss
with great loss.
They subsequently renewed the 1t
tack agsins, the Turkish left three
times, but were on every occssipa
repulsed With gres. loss. The Tafki
having kept on the defensive, their
loss WAS only $50 wounded, having
been brought IN. Among the killed
on the Servisn side are many Russian
officess. The officers had to
DRIVE THE sRRvIAS
soldiers to.the attack at their swords
point.
The Times Belgrade dispatch SAYS
the Turks and Servians x
FOUGHT ALL DAY FRIDAY,
near Schiljegowa;z, both sides main.
tainining their positions 81.
On Saturday the hght Continued
the Sesvishs sustaining coastderabk
loss. The Russians displayed grea,
bravery. Two Seryian and thirt,
Russian officers were killed.
The same dispatch says: A rumol
has reached Belgrade thxt Turkc,
will accept the peace conditions pro
,ided
TO do SO likewise.
Four hundred. Russians arrived .
Belgrade Saturday. He also says .b
Gear proposes that Servia shall re
tain her present position under Rus
sian generals. Notwithstanding tn
s,eps taken by her, there is pre,t
-" o.....:o, ,b.A p,,e.;. H.,
not wish to 60 TO war. The Austria
! enswer viii probably refer the que,
tioa Of military occupation 70 tn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03

Europe ppnl recently appared in
court to-day, and plead gail,y. de
~as sentenced 80 three months i'm
prisoument and iine Of 81 900.
YRILow FRpER.
Elmira, Oct. .. Eleven hundred
collars was raiset, here to-day for yell
ow fever sufferess at Savannah and
Brunswick.
THE LITTLE sceNrESSIA
ST. Louis, Oct 2-The 10th an,
nua fair of the St. Louis agricultural
and mechanical association opened
under the most favorable auspicies
to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Norwich, Oct. Norwich goes
republican at the town election by
51l majority against 2s5 same time
last year.
Hartford, Oct. 2--The elections, so
far MS heard from in this vicinity, the
gains from last year are in favor OF
the republicans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New Yorrx

New YORK.
New York, Oct, ..
srocKs-irresntar and generally hishr
Monty aGli,
GOLD L 10
Coy ssaSsrNrs-Quiet,
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MIsCELLAHE0Us
nap BOYS

Boston, Oct. "A special from
Willis mstoWn SAYS the entire Sopho'
moro class At Williams College has
been suspended for hazing freshmen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
Liverpool.

Liverpool, oct. 9,
BarApsrerrs- Fiam.
Winter wheat, er4dGr9sed; Spring s.sdetssod
White sssdassiid Club 9siidGloe2d.
Corn, 25eodls a5s0l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
a TRKATY WIN RUSSIA.

London, Oct. "A Vienna dis
patch says Freie Presse hears that
Russia and the United States conclud-
ed : treaty last August by which the
former sed1s the port Of Okhotsk in
Siberia end adjacent territory on the
seashore In exchange for iron clads
and the sum Of sixteen million ronbles
and that Russian crew has already
| lsft for America.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee,. Oc. 2.

FLoun- Quiet and unchanged.
wBHArFirm and highe.
No. AiiwHutns es r, for errht ests No
vcmber.
conS- Dull and lower; No, 2 "A
oATa-Dnll and lover At s3a. Gaats
krE-Dull and lower at e3.
BARLEY Steady al s9si
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-05

DULUTH ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-05

STArR OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
OrrrcE or County TREASURER,

OFFIcE or COUNTY TREASURER,
Superior, April 9th, 1876.
Notice 10 hereby given that so much Of
each tract or parcel of land or town lots de-
scrioed in the following statement as may
be necessary for that purpose, will, on the
second Tuesday in May next, being the
NINTH DAY OF NAY A. D. 1875,
commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and the next succeeding days thereafter, be
sold by me at public auction at my Office at
the Court House in the town of Superior, the
seat of justice of said county, for the pay
ment of the delinquent taxes, interest and
charges thereon for the year S75, as returned
TO De by the Treasurer of the Town of Su-
perior in said county Douglas.
Given under my hand officially at the office
of County Treasurer of Douglas County
State Of Wisconsin, this 9th day Of April
A. D. 1876
JAMES BARDON, County Treasurer
See note at foot of list
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LAND. STOCK AND CRGP ITEMS.

Mn. CnCHRANE has recently refused an
offer Il So 600 IN gold for the COW 1'e ih
Duchcs, 4 Airdrie.-[Paris Citizen.
IT il estimated that the los. of pork in
this county, the present season, viii exceed
$4,000. Oth,rs put the figures c,n,idera-
lily higher.
CAPT JoHS rCGGrE, Of WAYNE county,
passed thr uph town las, Monday, and re-
ports that fewer cattle are being sold in
| that section, now, than for 50 ,e time in
the past.
/ WI heard a Lincoln county farmer say
last Monday, that he was satisfied there Is
too little hay raised in this county, and he
intends To- put one-half of hi. 200 acres in
[ timothy for another seasons growth,
Nh. JSo CHENEY, Of Wayne county,
got hack from the South las, week, and re-
ported tina. good mule could not be sold
there for more than $50. That this was 4
better market for mules, than the South.
ABoUT AGO head Of mules were on the
market n, the Lat Cour, in Paris sslling
Tor prices ranging from $50 to 500, Cat
lie said for moderate 6pure.. raining from
~ 50 IN a. so Price. wer, better for
horses.
,,..o.,.,,.. -, ,,..,,,.,. CHI. 49,.
cd through town lat Wednesday, destined
for the Cincinnati market. They were fat
and lars sheep of the common breed, and
the trader will doubtless sell them for a
good PRICE
OS Tuesday. drove Of several hundrd
l.. - -. -, g.. A.. 60.
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"lin" We would say, that Mr.. " j. .
clever gentleman, and well qualified TO gu
the office to which he aspircs. There ar,
other aspirnis, all II whom arc clever gen.
,lemen. We fear some body will be de-
Gated
TIN following amusing incident occurred
on the FORK few days since. Two gentle
men, Frank wilcher, and Bill Upton, were
going up the Fork, and passed by Prof
Williams school, just as he dismissed at
noon. Thinking they would try the pluck
of his pupil, they halloocd school butter
Thercupnn, hi. pupils rallied eve them
chase, and succeeded in capturing them
after which, a line Of march was taken to-
ward the Fork, an excellent II. cam for
ducking. UIon arrival at the water, II
seems to have been optional with the cap
/ tives ~ 10 whether they should be ducked,
or duck themselves. They, Of r-cchorc
the latter. As they started in. the boys
sang "Amazing grace"
IHE officers OF Roberts Ohapei '""ge'
30. lZo'' I'o'" ~ l. were ihs'ai'e" ny H.
d. Bel, on the fih inst we give Oelo"'
those elected T.. - Moore W. u - Mrs'
Bette Noodson, w v ~ o. w Tenn' L.
We. II y. u, Nash, W. - MIS- ierme'
ia Reed, W. " - W. H. iii''' W r. -
NIT Marcy renn' W. i'ca'i a. = Noon-
SOP W. NJ Miss kocena rem W. w. VI
Miss iheoe Edwards W. l. Vi ueorSe T.
fenn' W w. "a Mason r"pp.."eli' W.
chap; Mrr. Lean "ood-on, w. H. - NIT
iettie beh' L" HIS
onoo., ,,s,n youo,Iod,o " lis-
ION n. n. I cn.a,'Io ~ A. r. A.
T., ", ~ \, r. -. rl,;s "A &
~. ST. rms. ~ CT + u;u, "
r &. r,hnI.ro ~ Tro,s " " MIL
~ CL.n, ~ y Irr,,o. ~ N. Nj.
mi rn;s ~ n ". MI nil u;u. "
re. -. ru;s !. W n AZ, D.,
r.. r,r,. u n O. ~. T. y n
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CiAEY t0IATr AEHs.
El'Je's creek.


orr silcrce for the last two weeks, l. 20
he attributed to the scarcity Of news items
OuR SCHooIs-Miss y. G.. Wood, has
opened a school at the Ellis Schoolhouse,
on the Railing Fork, under favorable aus
pioes..... Prof q. NJ. Williams, is teaching
at NJ. Canes Schoolhouse. Prof ". il an
efficient procep,or, and one who lahors zeal
uusly TO advance the cause OF education.
lie taught the public school at the same
place last year, and now. as an evidence
that his labors were perfect success, and
appreciated by HE patrons, they have Sc
cured his services for term Of three
months.
REIGIoUs.-Rev J. Y. Lemming, Of the
NJ. +. Church, prcacl ed his closing sermon
at Roberts Chapel, last Sunday ...... Rev.
--- Burr, Of NJ. L. Church, South, viii
preach at Roberts Chapel, next Sunday, at
II O'Clock, AN.
TnE Rolling Fork neighhorhood was vie.
tied few days since, by very unwelcome
visitor destructive storm. We learn it
damaged many citizens on the FORK; among
whom wen mention only few Cor want uf
space. II blew down several hams--one
Eos Mr.. Earls, one for I. Peyton, anl one
for Billy MeCane. It also killed several
sheep for Dr.. Flanagan. The hail stones
were said to he as large "a goo-e eggs
SoMETIMs since, We mcntio 'ed something
concerning the building Of turnpike tLro'
this portion Of our county, since which
time, few of our most eulerprisiny eli.
zens have unitedly taskcd themselves 10
make the matter suocess and nov pc
ilion has gone to the Legislature a-king
that body tc grant a charter for the build
ing Of same. We hope their llbors viii
not cease until the road ia completed. The
road i very much needed, indeed.
ALREADY We hear the question asked
How are you going to vote in the sheriff =
race, The response to the query Web,
nay mind il not fully settled yet, a. q, lhe
elect.on, rather tlik shall give 'lll a
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Local NOTICES.

,.,..,. sN-p
''"''""' ''"''''' " ''o'''''
,, N",Nrr7' wv" "''' s'o''''' !" q ID
''"'"'"''
CioArsaud Tel acco-crIl at AnJ,r..p
A McRobert'.
100 end liz. yirsinia Tvi., Tobacco n,
p \. II. Mathew.
100000 chaice brand cigars ut wholesale
Two Tuss ~ good Timothy Hay. baled,
for sale by j. Bright.
fRtrAnko ny Anderson McRobert-,
hhNnM supply needles Tor All VIA"
chIner just r'cci'cd al Nndrr'on u Mclsob-
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er place in town.
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orh tcouni- Tor ds'o' are que, and We
"ore our Nf'ehuS WIZ ."me iorwaru ahh
se''e' T. IT, NhhNAsLf.
ASphhsoN n MSlsonhRls sell The only
w"hn's "m'hN I1r Hcratcher, ana sl-o
'Hekch-hevi IN cHi''e'
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Ynr NAV be told priya,elv. that YOU can
buy Drug for les money than We will sell
them 10 YOU. We don't irtepd 10 bc I'm.
'.I.r.old. Co.a, and ,ee rLa, nv nun b.
,h,.. E.R.CukNArLr.
" you want good h'tin; suit 81 cl",he-
made ia the lat,rt style, ami out Of the
best material, walk right up :, Mn,hcny n
Msr-chalF- Tailoring c ia5li-hmeni, north
side Main street.