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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-29

Cal arsl ethtr mineral lands ngsa rugass sur.
Srsed. sxAgattsea zaa stgorte4 aE-eH. flans ana
eeg4sssira far .lsnire improvements furnished
Special ast.gsiea zsyvD e. t4a1 surveys an6 - TIE
fs-ztiaa - eats let's Aad hlscks Nafss azsa &raz
4nse uasc aknIta8tv sAexntNi NGv. i& ISIS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-29
SLIGHTLY CONFUSED.

: faw years since one Lindsey ia
nous IL Illinois as a bald thief aad
highwayman. ani since SHOT for insUb
ordination in The peaiten;iary.) ~as
4tr4ignei hef0r- TIA Circuit Court 10
ap.ss.r al Indictment foT b:ghwaY rob-
lyery - vhjch caargr. :he-c being
conclusive testimony aS .lI.t him, he
plead Guilty The crime ~ = vpf y
bold ard strooiou, act, denoiigg gr~tt
sk,ll ln that k,a4 IF rough gambling.
Is we'll as q sc-y ab.u'oard ard wicked
heart AZ the cl 49, d; TIA 'vru Ls~tsey
was brought up - rec. 80, his sentence.
when Judge DAVIS. who - great ud-
miror Of honest Industry. as we'll as an
inoriinatc hA'er Of such laripins As
Lindsay. who slbsi.t b. thioying. pro
ceeded Ia pass the senteucs. Of the law
upon him. Ills Honor commenced by
reminding the prisoner that hc wa> yet
young man. possessed with a more
than ordinary share Of natural endoH.
mcnts. Sufficient, If well applied. ~
place him in the foremost ranks Of hon
oraule society lie next Informed him
thai. by his own plea. he was guilty Of
r0bOlng-ln open day and almost III the
presence of the whole community An
old aud helpless man of his hard-earned
money-a crime recognized 10y the law
OF the land As If the most abaudOued
aud wicked character. In rehearsir z
this sca,hing prelude 10 the sentence of
the law. the Judge. as is usual IN such
cases. got himself very much warmed
mp, 50 that VIXEN he came TO close his
remarks with the sentence, he found our
State institutions somewhat mixed up
IN his mind for said he, Lindsey, |
shall sentence you to seren gears ~ The
Illinois Ltgtskatare'
49, The penitcn,iary. yoar Honor,
suggested the prosecuting attorney, who
was standing by.
The Judge accepted the correction
of the pros. cutor, mnttering, At the
Same time. something about the slight
difference that existed. A litter ran
around the bar. when the matter was
dropped for"'he present bat Judge
DAVIS frequently hears of his accommo-
dating sentence upon Lindsey
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-29

Genuine modesty is the sense OF per
fcction common to the wise and good
impossible To the fool and villain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-29

A man came 10 the Duke Of Welling-
ton with patented article. What
have You to offer" A bullet proof
Jacket, your grace" Put it on" The
Inventor obeyed. The Duke rang a bell
An Aide-de-camp presented himself.
Tell the captain of the guard to order
one of his men to load with ball cart
ridge :" The inventor disappeared forth.
with, and no money was wasted on that
invention.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-29

To- 4 few evenings ago a couple
called upon clergyman IL Oneida,
Wisconsin. and stated that they wished
10 b. united in the bonds Of nstrimony
Before Tia ceremony commenced the
young lady excused herself from the
room. saying thar she would return Ill
a few minutes She handed The minis
ter "a note which be read soon after nor
d@pargure Il was IS follows Arthur;
You wIli wait fcr me in vain, for the
longer yoa wait the further away I'll
be shAut marry you tonight. Ioa
went back on me = year ago, and I'll get
evcu with you now" !" The hriiegro III
took the bin, hade the clergyman good.
by. and etaF;e,i for home.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18

Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker,s Warehouses ygoing to PhilA
Wanamaker's Wareho,iaes delphia to visit ii
Wanamaker's Warehouae es Exhibition, it ma
Wanamakers Warehouses oe " SeFVtce
Wanamakers Warehouses those uho do Bf
Warehouses -, ~, c,. .
Wanamaker's Warehouses RnoW the tHg
Wanamakers Warehouaes haUe some plac
Warehouaes where iDtormatio
NWyanamakers w @Warehouses Wa can be got aboa
Wanamakers Warehonses sights to see-tou'
Wanamakers Warehouses wa the u S. Mint, Ma
Warehouaes sonic Hall, Girar
anariaker M Warehouses College, and udri0u
Wanamaker's Warehouses institutions q r
", " li,a,iakers Warehonses se open, Where to 81
Wanamaker's Warehouses required ticket:
Wanamaker's Warehouses bou IN roach h
Wanamallers Warehouses
Wannmaker's Warehouse les places, dc.
Wunamaker's Warehouses VoDjno far mn
Wanamaker's Warehouaes
Wanumaker's Warehouses JyteeH years ma
Wanamaker's Warehouses Tho hind sunnort n
Wanamaker's Warehouses Wv w ''FrO' :
Wanamaker's Warehouses thousands an
Wanamaker'S Warehouses tboueonde of nor
Wanamaker's Warehouses 'o'' ~ PsN
Wanamaker's Warehouses pie from eUeTU Set
Wanamakers Warehouaes tion Of the Countrl
Wanamaker's Warehouses we wiH be glad
Wanamal1er's WarehouAes ,ono,, ftbo;y finn,
Wanamaker's Warehouses .eP"S i'"'" 'eVo'
Wanamaker's Warehouses by any c0artesh
Wanamalser's Warehouaes ,p;tbip our no,upr
Wanamaker's Warehouses "s wv F''
Wanamaker's WarehouAes extend.
Wnnamaker's Warehouses Uo bo,,o hundred
wanamaker's Warehouses '' '" ~
Wanamaker'S Warehouses or cierRS Wh0 Wi
Wanamakers Warehouses ,,;tb ebeerf,,rpe,
Wanamaker's Warehouses Wv" ~
Wanamaker's Warehouses anSwer Questio,
Wanamaker's WarehouseS ,n5 n;uo eoy,j,
Wnnamakers Warehouses e"" S'o W. W.
Wanamakers Warehouses outside Of any bus
Wanamakers Warehouses noss of our mn,
Wanamakers Warehouses "e'e " o"' ~
Wanamakers Warehouses WITHOUT pay.
Wanamakers WarehouSes our non, bouse ,
Wanamakers Warehouses "" "e" "'"'s
Wanamakers Warehouses Thirteenth on
Wanaakkers NWamaakers Wareho,ses Market has plea,
Wanamakers Warehouses Of room, and we al
Nxanamakers Wanamakkers Warehoases open early IN u
Wanamakers Warehouses morning and IA
Wanamakers Wanan,akkes Warehouses in the eueaing.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18
WedfherRepOrt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. \. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For New England and the Middle
States. generally cloudy weather and
snow, with increasing northeasterly to
southeasterly winds, falling barometet
and rising temperature during the day,
followed in the Middle States by COLI
northwest winds and rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18
YES lhOOf LiniEnent

Ehg,r. vars OF practical experience
Eellh.'. ~ staging, farming, &c, have
lty n',, ' more horses have been Grip
b. ",. r',,',i ni ION To the feet than all other
b. b.,'tl ',lll'I. A fter many expert
Elr III III iptlnd the true remedy to pre-
in the boof, or restore it
EllbrNM'rr' To what nature intended 1t
Ii flhmn'hh' W."W support Of the noble ami
l1lnpl in"l is inilamed and diseased,
/ Elihmod. comparatively worthless
lli,ea' ',,, W., WI surely prevent this worst
ls en-, contraction, Corns, Quarter,
|allv c"iit,fletlon of the Back Sinew
FshD>e Ii'oa thoa, Knee Sprung, &c, and re-
4 Of sncn .Ilat nave been crippled by the
|lpiSSl 1t, and ana it will never fail if proper
fif nccnl'o m ,l'ofSc's foot once week, or of
Alhr hary; at the heel and frog, and
''"l close TO the hair.
M. G. BOYER,
h N. e h., YOUNGSTOWN, PA.
llythal ~ FR-Dear Sir This is to
|NaLlp ,ir nave used your Liniment in
1 One uif'e months past, on more
IT,, rrnundr"l horses, and find it
ElMn flo " DETER than you recommend it.
iiIIiseS at once, by express, C.
hAl ltltI HAMILTON,
Aoal3a West 3ist Street,
New York City.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Benson's Capcne Porous Plasters receiv-
ed the highest and only award of merit at
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
clcs of like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
they are greatly superior ordinary porous
and not patent mcdicinc-aS no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lieve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price 25 cents.
IMPORTANTT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour; Its development and re-develOpment
is the ambition of every true American
Porous plasters were invented in 1915. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
improved, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity
1hey t0ai cure disease IN Jeto hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks of continuous weaI
and use to simply relieve. They are supe-
rior to electricity and more powerful. 1t is
not nostrum. They are endorsed by over
three thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting great want remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price % cents.
nov16eod&w
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18

EXECUTIVE DEPA
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l' Main Buildings
OF PHILADELPFII

ENAIlEER's WAREHOUSE
4 tNAAAEER's WAREHOUSES u
SAAiKER's WAREHOUSE!
N4rAEER's WAREHOUSE
SlNAEER's WAREHOUSE
ESlHlEER's WAREHOUSE
eBlYlR ER's WAREHOUSE
eHlAAKER's WAREHOUSE
\ eHiHAKhR's WAREHOUSE
eSlYAk ER's WAREHOUSE
eSlEIKER's WAREHOUSE
EEMAKER's WAREHOUSE
eSAHARER's WAREHOUSE
ESMAKER's WAREHOUSE
SAAAKER's WAREHOUSE T.
slSAAAKER's WAREHOUSE
eNANAKER's WAREHOUSE
eSANAKER's WAREHOUSE
ESANAKER's WAREHOUSE
ENAAAKER's WAREHOUSE
n
SANAKER's WAREHOUSE
EANANAKKR's WAREHOUSE
rASAsAKEls $ WAREHOUSE,
E.ASAaARER's WAREHOUSE
N N. .ANAAAREg' 5 WAREHOUSE
n n, ,ANANARER'S WAREHot 81.
X N, ANANARER' : WAREHOrSI;
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N Az iH'RER : WAREHOUSE
" E,ANANAkER's WAREHOUSES
IrAAANAKEli'.- WAREHOUSE
pAAANAKEE's WAREHOUSE.
ANARAkLR's WAREHOUSE
ANAAAKER'5 WAREHOUSES
AS4NAIER'S WAREHOUSE
NAAAkER's WAREHOUSE
AsANAKEr'S WAREHOUSE
NANAHER's WAREHOUSES
N4NAKER'S 5 WAREHOUSES
lA,ANAKER's WAREHOUSE
NAhAkEk : WAREHOUSE
NMAKER's WAREHOUSE
's4YAkEK $ WAREHOUSE
nAHAKER'S WAREHOUSE
ShAAkER ) WAREHOUSE
,s'.AaAKER's WAREHOUSE
~,AAAkEk $ WAREHOUSE
sANAKER'S WAREHOUSE
,s,AAAkkR's a. WAREHOUSE
'S'4AAkEk'S WAREHOUSE
,,ssAaAkLt ; WAREHOUSE
s,ANAkEH ) WAREHOUSE
~'sAAaKEls's WAREHOUSE
ssAAAKER : WAREHOUSE
'SSAaAkEh ) WAREHOUSE
,ssAhAkER's ~ WAREHOUSE
,SSAaiAKER ) WAREHOUSE
,ssaaAKER's WAREHOUSE
,SS"aAKtR's WAREHOUSE
,SsAaiAkER,s WAREHOUSE
,ssAiaAkER's : WAREHOUSE
,ssAhAkER's ~ WAREHOUSE
,wsAhAKER's WAREHOUSE
mn. As lkERs WAREHOUSE
,yAaaAkERls NM WAREHOUSE
,SsA,aAKER,s s WAREHOUSE
lsAnaAkER'S M. WAREHOUSE
Glsa,ssAkfRs $ WAREHOUSE
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The daily gazette., 1876-12-18

= The htm started
X ba q small corner OF
- the otd brick build
y ing at ISi.rth and
g Market, noW soDle-
s. ighM changed by
;s the iron Jronted
y building, covering
~ 10 ur tots, and
:s knOiCn UU ana
- near az o AK
= HALL \
- The house is c.r-
- clusireiy dcr0tsd 10
- clothing JOr men
Is and boys, and is
Is popular becdVsc Of
- Me tatge aock, ioW
- prices, and tho
~ i'OuJlilg rctiabie
IS methottS OF business
IS originated and stu
Is cdTl'i,'d on thar.
g THE NEW Is
IS TABLISHMEST Al
= IHu9 6nth dad
- .Hdrkei iT'Cet Is
- q uUiitiCr Ia mr.
g HirpHps Of IJcO!Jie
- MtiiV isiiinp II.
- u cOrei's "a ucirS
- ia TIE hart 0J he
t.s city, atd on one
- Drdnd .fOOF is
- foiiiid bc'iUceH 0nf
- amt titD milton
- dOiidl'S in
~ MES's AND BOYS
sS tLOrHfSa,
IS HATS AND CAi'S,
- liOO.rS ASD SHOES
- SHIFTS ASD
s. TURNISIIISG-
Is GOODS. q
~ TRUNKS ASD
- NAI.lSl.S.
t.S RI BIER GOODS,
Is LApIEs' COATS.
Is Ihc I'uL,'S " Mc
IS h0usc prevent any
rs Mi,iD but sfyr deut-
~ iag Jor e'rn me
t3s mOS' inexperienced
~ buyers. The hi'Gr
rs p0luNe NJ business
rs diio,cs he smallest
Es k-ind OF PROFITS, so
rs that goods are no
Es iUiFrc cheaper and
ES seldom so cheap
ES elscn'hcre.
rs IN 0tid feature OF
rs the business Is 10 in
Es rite and insist on
Es customers return
Es ing goods and tax
KS ing back the money
Es II they are not salts
ES ned,
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18
by the Governor
STATE OF DELAWARE,

STATE DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
u ant ending Monday December 4h A. d.,
DIT DE
The daily gazette., 1876-12-18
No. d BIIfnch Street Boston.
lurPosITE REVERE HOUSE
THE SClE NJ B OF LiFt {;
Or, Seif-PreservntiOn
MORE THAN 100000 COPIES soLn

Gold Nj Me.lal Awarded to the Author )
.he National Medical Aaso.ia-
ton" March 81. 1875
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Arrest OF !. M. TOmeney Yesterday
Charged with RObbInE Judge
Milton Brown, OF Jackson;
OF Eight Thousand
Rhnds.

Yesterday morning Mr.. J. NJ. Tome
ney, formerly United States marshal st
this city, and before that collector OF
customs in the city Of Mobile, was ar
rested at the instance OF Judge Milton
Brown, Of Jackson, Tennessee, who
charges him with robblng him Of eight
thousand dollars In bonds. Ten years
ego Judge Brown was on the official
bond Of Mr.. Tomeney, who at that time
was United States collector In Mobile.
The government obtained 3 judgment Of
two thousand Ave hundred dollars
aRaicst Judge Brown as one OF the
sureties on the bond against Tomeney,
who was deficient to that amount In his
collections. Judge Brown, a week ago
last Saturday, came to the city and
stopped at the EnropeRn hotel. Accord
ing to his statement, Judge Brown, Sun
day night, went out to TOmeney' house,
in the neighborhood Of Elmwood ceme-
terry, the visit being at the latter's sugges-
ton, and for the purpose Of agreeing upon
q difference as to the settlement OF the
aforementioned judgment. Tomeney,
he saye, stated that he had at his house
certificate or receipt, showing his dis
charge in full from the government, and
wanted Judge Brown to go to his house
to zee the papers AS Judge Brown was
returning to the city about three O'Clock
Sunday morning. he was beset by par
ty, felIed to the ground, and eight
Thousand dollars taken from 8 satchel
which he had. He believes that TOmeny
was one Of these parties, and, upon bis
statement, Recorder Duff yesterday
committed the accused In the sum OF
three thousand dollars, examination BY
defendant being waved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
IMPORTANT DECISION.
The NIe6lsOn Pavement and Mandamus
Questions Decided by Judge
Brown, of the United
States Court

Judge Brown, of the United States
count yesterday declared bis opinion 10
the case OF Wilson, Aston & Co, Os.
The City OF Memphis, suit on capias,
and sustained the demurrer Of plaintiffs
plea. According to his decision, cor.
POI alton has right 10 sell It's bonds, at
whatever l. can s 1t for them. In tie T.
+. Brown Me- lsOn pavement msnda-
mus case Uersus the city, Judge Brown
held that when q N Andamus from
the courts orders tire levy Of
tax, the city Is not bound to levy
q apecisl tax Ia each case, or make
o new assessment in each case. AL
that Is required Of city is to place the
amount OF the Judgments 10 msEdsmus
cases in the next a ssssment roll OF the
city, to lay off tax and collect the same
like other taxes. This is sufficient
compliance with the law, but the city
should have made 8 full return to the
writ of mandamus. If city had to levy
q tax on each msndRmus issued endless
confusion would result, but such is not
necessary; to levy a tax and collect it
when sll other taxes ate collected Is all
that is necessary. In December, 1867,
the ninth and tenth wards were added
to tbs city Of Memphis, and such wards
were by agreement exempt from liabili-
ty on contracts entered into by the city
prior to that time. The d, b. Of T. E.
Brown & Co: was created when theeon.
tract with the city for paving was made
by them, In 1857. the contract was
complete at that time, and the Obllgs-
ton incurred, although the work was
not commenced until 1858. This con-
tract between Blown i Co. and the city
was made prior to the admission of the
ninth and tenth wards, and they are not
liable for this Nicolson pavement tax, as
neither Of the wards received the bene-
fit OF foot of this pavement. The State
courts so decided in favor of the ninth
aud tenth wards, and that decision was
clearly correct.
InrRgard to the owners of lots butting
on ssid Nicolson pavement, he ruled
that there was no apparent want offsith
on the part Of the city in levying and
collecting this tax.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
THE MEMPHI BALL.
Important Notice TO Invited Guests.

Invitations to the Memphl entertain.
ment, q. the Memphis Theater, are not
transfer3b
The doors of the theatsr will be opened
at eight o'clock in the evening. Ladies
will be provided with seats first, and
there is no necessity for any excitement
or pressure in front Of the Tnester to gain
entrance before eight O'CLOCK, as there
will be ample room for invited guests.
Ladies will have every attention ex.
tended them, whether they have escorts
or not.
Gentlemen unaccompsnisd by ladies
will enter to the third tier Of the Theater
through the alley door, and remain there
until after the first SGT Is danced; then
they may descend to the psrquette and
Join in the dance.
The following named citizens, with
others to be selected, act IS a reception
committee: Hon. J. r FHppin, Judge
8. P. Walker, J. w, H'Cown, DR.. r. w.
Mitchell, r. A. Thompson, NJ. Ma
seveny, ST., w. B. GAlbreath, J II
Martin, Thomas II. Allen. By order Of
the SUBLIME oURO'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
EOFICE IN sAaRRUPFCT.

In the District Court OF the United States fos
the District OF " 6sfern Teunessoe-in the
matter OF ToOf, Phillips co Ban6rupts.-
IN Bankruptcy.
To the CREDITORS OF said ban krupt:
TE1AhE NOTICE, that general meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt viii b.
held AZ the Office OF 4. J. Lst ham, ESQ, FeElz-
ter In Bankruptcy FOR said district, at " EN-
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the - dag Of
March lS76 at u o'clock, am, for the purpose
OF declaring s. drst and tnal dividend
We also give yCu notice that We have Ted
our tnal accounts a. aSsi-nees OF the estate o.
the said bar krupts, IN said Court, and that o.
the lOth day Of Aprilnext, we shall apply a. sale
Court for the settlement OF our said accounts
and for a discharge from al liability - s5-
siznees Of sad estate, IN accordance with The
provisions OF thu 3th section OF the act o.
Congress, entitled " z Il act 10 sStsb ish uni
form system OF BsnETu stey throughout tSg
United states" approved March 2, I5ga.
]. y. OLIVER.
o, WOOLDRID9E AgsignetA
ibR No. 10 Madison a. e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
PERSONAL

COLONEL WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Of
North Carolina, is in the city.
Mr.. CHARLES J. NEWMAN, editor and
proprietor OF tbs Pine Bluff Press is In
the city.
o. c. RHBA Of the Russellville Ky
Herald, is In the city, the guest Of the
Peabody hotel
NIB. G ?. OAKLEY and SOD, % Dsllsa,
Texa', are in the city 10 enjoy the
Msrdi Grss festivities.
Mr. z J. WEsDEL offers one hundred
collars reward for the return o! ola
mond ring lost yesterday.
HoE. DAVID A NUM-. ex congress.
man, and John l.. Sherman, sheriff OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
OrgiII Bros. IL 90,

$40 ard 3l2 Front street, corner Monroe,
have one of the most extensive stocks
of shelf, heavy hardware and cutlery to
be found in any southern or western
city. Their agricultural department is
also very extensive, embracing the most
approved implements now in use. They
are agents for steam engines, grist MILL,
saw MILE, etc, etc. Friends and stran-
gers visiting the city will find it inter-
estlng to examine this establishment,
the proprietors of which will be found
Obliging In exhibiting their stock to any
one calling on them,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
4. 4 STODDARD,

A. Il ST0DDARD,
General AucuOneer sad Appraiser,
Makes daily sales OF Merchandise OF svery
description. Special attention and rates
given % sales for executors, administrators
trustees, assignees, underwriters and cargoes,
20. ESQ second Street Gopp. Court squsrel
ssrs NE=PUIa TERE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

CoUSTRY MERCHANTS will find no
house that can Cffer better inducements
than the wholesale drug house OF w n.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main street. They
have an immense stock, selected, by
long experience ia the business, 10 the
special need Of country merchants. For
variety, they have everything appertain-
ipg to the drUg trade. Call and price
their stock for your own satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
La MaItR'S Ball,

Tonight, La Malta gives q grand bal
n5dsgue st the Cochran hall. Good
music has been provided. Admission,
one dollar,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-29

No. e5S, o. r. D.-Barzilla Rsney e. al. vs.. La
grange and Memphis RailIOad Co ct al
Grand easesDinl IosiaE gale OF Fort
SIekeTinE asOss
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 50, 1875, AND
" continuing from day 20 dsy until the
pr ,perty Is die posed Of, 8. the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Madison Streets Memphis,
Tenn. Pursuant TO an order CT Fale in the
above cause, from the Chancery Court, Will
erty, tO-wt: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan OF subdivisions as
Block 70 u q e 2 q = 70 g q q; Block 2
Is Is II u p q o 30 Block T. lots IS % q .
2S; Block :, lots Il D %; Block g. lots II y
Is 20 22 ook i9; Y E,dd % p = "a
10 u IL % q - . 70 40 Il; Block TO- lots II 10 IL
IS q d p 81 50 g 80 ~ a.; Block H. lots 10 u p 70
Is Is 81 %; Block H. lots 10 is II - IL 20 81 . q q
AZ; Block %, lots IS II IS q 81 30 &c; Block a
lots 285 c 2S % ga 81; Block Is, lots l287S0l0
IA Is 10 L % 60 n 80 40; Block Is. lots s 10
Il IA q p q q . 20 2 % 81 81 81 80 % 40 Block
H. lots 70 Is Il Isl Il ock lg, lots 0 10; ok
q, lois 67SD l0ll Il; Block p, lnts II D q;
Block %, lots 34S; Block q, lots67s 10 II y
IL II IS 70 20 p p %: Block 2S lots CO 10 II II
10 p %: Block 90 lots II - Is 10 20; Flock 2,
los 2 One-ha OF 9 : Q; ElOck g. lots.l
23466TSl2 - IA; Block 20 Io's II Is IA Is IL Il
Is 10 % 81 p; Block 30. lots 10 II u Is Il; Block
81. lots 267; ock e, lots 9; BLOCK 81 lot ];
Block IS, let's 2S456; Block 20 lots "a
Four acres, desert bed a. Depot Grounds"
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by bio ks Is ana 10; on the east ny
Fifth street; on the south by blocks 20 and q,
and on the west by Fourth strest.
seven acres, siLnatfd south of the old track
OF Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, north OF
Solomon RoZelI's field. Y poles wide and 1856
20 Is end % links In length, the same con-
veyed by A. b Carr TO Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book 81, 24s.
Also, lot No. :, in block A, laid down on the
original map OF Fort Pickering a. RosFer
street, but now fronting so feet on Pamela
street, and running back go feet-bounded on
the north by lot No. l, IN block A.
Also, lot No. 9, in block A, set apart origin
ally as Pnno'a street row fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, snd running back 500 FEET, bounded
on the east BY lot 8; on the west by lo,s s, 4
and 8, IN hlcck A.
Tsrrns-Notsz at 7. 1a and IS MONTH, with
approved security, and lien retained. Equity
o! redemption barred, -
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
Jso. P. TREEEyAET, AuetionSeT. fb-s
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The APPEAL acknowledges the COM
plimeDt Of 2 serensde by the Chistisn
BrJthers' college band last evening.
The band is under tbs tutelage of
Brother Msurelian, and numbers seven
teen Instruments, the players being stu
dents OF the college, and al under six
teen years Of Sge
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Dentists.

Persons visiting Msrdl Graz, and
wishing to have their teeth attended to,
and return home on the same ticket,
should visit Drs. 4. Wesson & Sons Of
fee, 243 Main street. These gentlemen
are unquestionably the finest workmen
in our city, aud the most reasonable in
their charges. Clip this out, and give
them q call