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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

Judge Jere Blacks letter to Mr.
Stoughton, in reply to his defense Of
the DECISION Of the electoral commits
sion, published in Tuesdays Memphis
Appeal, is one of the ablest, clearest
and most scathing excavations of an
unprinciple,i shyster thatwe ever read.
We can't see how Stoughton holds up
his head amongst honest men since
this expose of his deliberate fIlsebeods
was published. Everybody should
read this letter. We regret that we
have not room to publish it. 1t is
impossible to give far synopsis Of it
with justice to the Distinguishes writer.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

Small pox in Bolivar.
Jackson Is afflicted with d:phtheria
aud whooping-congh.
Hon John NJ. Bright's wife died in
Fayetteville on the 10th inst.
Nashville raised nearly six hundred
dollars for the Fernandina sufferers.
A. V. War;, of Rossville, has been
elected Masonic Grand Master of
Tennessee.
The Memphis Conference NJ Z.
Church, South, meets at Brownsville
next Wednesday.
James A. Warder has been confirm
ed as Z. S. Attorney for the Middle
District of Tennessee,
The Knoxville Paper Mills, which
were damaged by fire several weeks
ago have resumed operations.
The jury in the Bob Drury case at
Memphis, it seems, cannot agree on a
verdict, and are locked up in conse-
quenee.
The Chattanooga Republicans have
nominated Mai. T. J. Garlic for
Mayor and VIM. Friedman for City
Marshal.
Jackson Tribune and Sun: A lit
tie son of Doc league was killed at
Lexington, on Monday Of this week,
by being thrown from horse.
Jackson Tribune and Sun: A. NJ.
/ Osborne was killed within two miles
ofLeNington, on Monday of last week.
by falling from his horse in an apo
plectic fit.
Brownsville Bee; Tea or twelve
negroes were arrested last Saturday
evening and lodged in Jail for shop
lifting from the stores of j. B. Phil>
/ lips & Co., and Malone q Winston.
! They deserve severe punishment.
Henry w. Hickman, Sheriff Of
Obion county, las arrested Thomas
Neblet in Union City, hyauthority Of a
requisition from the Governor Of Tex
as, charging him with having murder
ed man at Palo Alto in that State,
several months ago.
Brownsville Bee: Gus Lavine, col
ored,- awarded $4,000 damages
for the killing Of his wife last Septem-
Der, one year ago, by the Louisville
& Nashville railroad, in the Circuit
court this week. The railroad APP
pealed to the Supreme court.
Dyersburg Gazette; The other
night all the prisoners escaped from
the Dyersburg Jail, They simply
took an iron hoop from the water
bucket and scratched out. Several Of
them voluntarily returned next morn
ing. What 4 Jail! 1t is insecure, UNI
healthy and uncomfortable. 1t Is not
heated and at this season it is cruel to
confne human beings in such place.
jackson Tribune and Sun: Ddvie
IIodginS, ex-deputy sheriff Of Hen
derson county, was killed on SATURDAY
last by being caught in the wheel OF
an old fashioned cotton gin. His boz
dy was fearful!y crushed. Accompa,
MED by his family he had gone
to the gin, just completed, to sec
it commence work. At the time
of the accident he was examining q
part Of the machinery when his foot
was caught between the t'ead wheel
and the trundle head dawing his DO
dy through an opening of only foul
inches, and MASKING him to jelly. a
hystader says his bones cracked like
pipe stems while passing between the
ponderous wheels.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

That the ocean has its regions of
Gains is welI-knOwn fact F; but that
there is such quarter on Lame, is not
so generally understood. 1t is claimed
however, that there is just such a
quiet region, and that it is due TO this
natural phenomenon that The climate
of Kentucky, Tennessee, and the
northern portions of Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia is 50 congenial.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

A reign of terror exists In Shelby
county in consequence Of row ber
tween Mack Williams and his friends
on one side and some negroes some
time since. 1t seems these rufians
have been shooting at negroes and
driving them from the country ever
since. 1t is hoped they may be ar
rested and punished as they deserve.
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neNtyear.

The crop reports Of the Memphis
Cotton Exchange for Octoberis based
on IA responses, as follows. West
Tennessee, II North Mississippi, 81;
North Arkansas, 52-averaging Nov.
l. 1t states there is much difficulty
in arriving at the probable yield, but
theindications arc q depreciation Of %
per cent. during the month, but with
cool and dry weather much Of the an
ticipated loss will be reclaimed. One
half Of the responses report the wealth
er favorable; others very unfavora-
bic frcm excessive rains, and less IA
vnrable than last year. All report
10 killing frost during the month.
As to picking, 81 per cent. Of the crop
has been picked. Six;yfve report
that with favorable weather picking
will be completed from the first TO tie
30;h of December, the average date
being the latter. Tho yield is aver
aged at ! per cent. more than in 1876
or - per cent. below the September
prospective, ana l per cent. better
than last year after the frost which
damaged the crop % per cent. Ow-
ing to the excessive wet weather and
absence of killing frost. the bottom
crops are more backward in opening
than ever known andreceiving serious
damages 10y rot, The labor morale is
good. The prospective increase in
the acreage Of the wheat crop is 10
per cent. The corn crop Is out Of
danger, but planters are much disap-
pointed in the yield. The pork crop
averages % per cent. less than the
probable needs during TIC coming
season.
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Wendell Phillips said in an inter
view, Thursday, at Philadelphia,
when asked what he thought about
/ the result of the election: "PeHnsyl-
vania's voice Enthusiastically foretells
the defeat and suhjugation, at no dis
tant day, of the entire Republican
party. Furthermore, it settles it that
the Solid South will eventually rdle
the Union, as it did before. the war.
No doubt of It, sir"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

The present actual Indebtedness Of
the State Of Tennessee is S23, 195, 736.
The assessed value Of the property Of
the state is s235, G00,0GG. Comptrol-
Ter Gaines says that u tax levy Of
forty cents on the one hundred dollars
viii be sufficient to pay the interest
on the debt if 81 compromise Of sixty
cents on the dollar is made. He
thinks the privilege tax would then
create a sinking fun1 Of about $780,
900 with which to pay tbs principal
Of the deht. The assessed value of
property in the state is 81 ,425,0 S3
less than it gas last year. 1t is fair
10 presume hat it will be worth more
neNt'year.
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County Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. B. Arnold. Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
r. E. Raines, Chancery Clerk. Trenton.
T. Williams. Chaacery Clerk, Humboldt.
VIM Moore. Circuit Clerk. Trenton.
Nh johnson, Law Court Clerk, Humboldt,
Ions, Williams, Coroner.
&c, Long, Trustee.
Josiah Cooper, County Surveyor.
w.C.0liver, Superintendent Public Schools.
y. R. Cox, Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
s.F. Rankin, Mayor and Recorder.
-. L. Ware, City Attorney.
j, J., Mcdonald. City Marshal.
S.H. Hale. S. b Williamson. r. E. Edwards.
J. II. Dickinson, w. E. Reeves and Eli Stone,
Aldermen.
Baptist-Church street, J. p Weaver. Pastor.
Preaching first and second Sundayseaeh month.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sunday
school 9 n. IN.
Methodist-North Main street, A. L. Priteh-
EFT. Pastor Preaching second and fourth sun
days each month. Prayer meeting Tuesday
wening. Sunday school am.
Cumberland Presbyterian-At Friendship.
miles east Of Milan, J. A. Dunlap. pastor.
Services fourth Sunday in each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian-Rev. t. w. Can
non pastor. Services at the Methodist church
1st Sunday each month.
1901
Milan Lodge. No. 155-W. Y. Williamson.
NG, A. Duffy. C. J. II. Dickinson. Sec
rotary. J, A. McAlister. Treasurer. Lodge
meets every Wednesday night.
MASONIC.
Milan Lodge. No. l9l-Meets Saturday 10 a.
a. before the Sd Sunday in each month. DR..
II. d, L. Jordan. Master. II. L. Dickinson.
Secretary.
Layinia Chapter No. 56-Meets Saturday be-
fore the Cd Sunday in each month. VI. D. L.
ordan. H. P. II. l.. Dickinson. Recorder.
I.avinia Council, No. 39-Meets Friday night
IN or before each fall moon in March, June.
September and December. NJ. D. l.. Jordan.
I'll. NJ. S. II. Hale, Recorder.
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.
New Hope Grange No. 90-Meets I'd W ea'sday
in each month. at Friendship. A. B. Hurt.
Master, G, S. Cunningham, Secretary,
Walnut Grove Grange. No. 4S-Meets Sstur-
day before the second Sunday in each month.
K. II. Goodman. Master. J. A. Gillem. Sec
rotary.
10. of t.
Milan Safe Retreat Lodge, No 6S-Aeets
in the Masonic Hall every Monday night s p.
IN. Members of the order cordially invited to
call. WI AIgee. vet. YLWare, Z S.
Friendship Lodge, No. 351-Msets at Friend
,hip, 3 miles east of Milan, every LIST and I'd
Saturday. at I p. N. James Lessenber-y, W.
CT. P. j.. Atkinson. Secretary.
Layinia Lodge. No. s3.-Meets every lat and
d Saturday nights in each month. J. 3.
Io,s mes. W. CT, DIR 7. A. MeNeal. See.
Hope Hill Lodge. No. 35l-meets the second
and fourth Saturday N lights in each month. W.
P. Cnildress. W. C. 7. John W. Bum. Sec
rotary
Liberty Lodge, No.. meets first and third
Friday nights in each month at their ball IN
Milan. NJ. D. l.. Jordan, Dictator, W. =
GaHmon, Reporter.
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CHAMCERY SALE.

John Douglass ct al vs.. Eli johnson, ADM of
l.. +. Douglass, decd. and others.
TN VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF SALE
1 made in this case at the September Term,
1877, fthe Chaneery Court at Lexington. Tenn,
| will sell to the highest bidder ut public out
cry, az the court house do II In Lexington.
on December 3d. 1877.
the following described tracts of land. to-wit,
all lying in Henderson county:
One tract in the 9th district. containing 2S34
acres. beginning on 4 post oak with pointers,
the northeast corner of reserve entry No. I24O,
runs east 50 poles, south 81 poles, west IL poles,
south - poles. west s. poles then eastern coarse
to q corner of said reserve, north liz poles.
One other tract of lj9 acres. IN rangt anu
section s, being part of the tract, the whole
bounded thus; beginning on n post oak ana
pointers, the northwest corner Of entry No.
ISL runs south lib Oes, east . poles, south luV
poles, east poles south Is poles, west ~ poles,
north 2S7 poles. east lO2 poles, INCLUDING ana
excluding 10 acres sold by L. pOuglass'
leaving l59 acres to be sold. =
Also, one other tract in said district OF about
40 acres more or less, bounded on the norm by
the lands of Stegall & POmerOy, sutth BY the
land of Erwin HcAdams, east by the home
place. west by the land OF james MeAdams;
said lands will be sold to pay debts ana Tor
partition if any surplus remains: The home
place and the 2S54 acre tract will be sold to-
gether. If the parties wish the Aelsbett tract
surveyed they are notified to IL siFuct the Clerk
in time TO have it done before the sale.
TRRMs-Credit of one year, notes and good
security required and a lien retained on the
land for the purchase money. the purchasers
required to pay ten per cent. in cash on tue day
of sale and give notes for the balance.
J. ". e, JONES, Clerk.
Mccall Ware, Sol'rs, -,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

The Memphis Cotton Exchange
has sent to the Postmaster General a
protest against disseminating the local
river mail routes, recommended by a
special agent of the Department
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Non Resident Notice.

Freedman Bros ct ais vs.. Henry l.. Dickinson
ct als.-U. AZ l. Bill.
Tt appearing to the Master from the bill filed
| inIhis cause. which is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANTS. John W. Dickinson, b. +. Dickin
son, Sprague, Soule & Co, and ). II. Dun
away and wife, Margaret are non-residentS of
the State of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon them;
il is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeksin the tx
change, newspaper published in the town OF
Milan, Tenn, notifying defendants to enter
their appearance at my office in Humboldt,
Tenn. ON the first Monday ia December,
1877. to plead, answer or deinur 90 complain
fesSed and set for hearing eX parte as to them.
7. j. WILLIAMS. C. & NJ.
Mccall, Mcfarland il Bob5itt, Sol rs
NOS n
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THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. Nov'R Is. 1877.

Governor Porter has issued 3 proc
iamation appointing Thursday, 18th
inst, a day of thanksgiving-the same
day appointed by the President,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

S. II. JONES, W. W. WHITE,
Late of the Richmond Late Of the firm OF
House. Paducah, Ky. White Il Cox.
Formerly of City Hotel, Nashville
WORSHAM HOUSE,
Memphis, Tenn
nz-fhis house is situated in the heart of the
business portion Of the city. is most convenient
10 the various Railroad Depots and places of
Amusement. Fare COED. ard at reasonable
rates. Street cars pass every few minutes 10 al
parts of the city. This house is but snort
distance from the EN- phis ald Little Eock
Railroad Depot and the River
fsb25, 3. N, JONES n GO. Prop'Fs
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ChanCery Sale Of Land,

W. VI. Hall, admir- of NJ B. Oliver, decd, VS..
T. W. Oliver ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCET 0AN INTERLOCUT0Rf
1 decree rendered In the above cause at the
Jane term, 1S777. of the Chaneery Court at Hum
boldt, Tenn, ! will, on
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15
INSTRUMENTAL.

4 No, lpGlka ~
A stirring auickstep ~
Beyond the clouds A.
Blackbird polka ~
BOlcro brilliant w
California galop "a, "
Californicnne, polka brilliante, duet IS
CARNIVAL de Nenise-duet 20
Charm du salon ~
Clouds of night "
belongs polka quadrillc ~
Dew Drops-pOlsa ~
DOnigan reqUlcm-duet -
Eclair maZurka ~
EspeTance waltZes ~
Fairy queen march 20
Fantasia on airs from NCfma-trlo / -
Fleur de lis-lily schottisch ~
Floating with the tide ~
Floral sGhOttische 70
flutina waltz ~
Flying Dutchman's quickstep 30
Force ct me nOt-maZurka -
Freddie galop -
Gaslight galOp -
Gorilla quadrill es-duet %
Heavens are telling ~
Helena waltzes ~
Home sweet home-tlottschalk .
Hemc sweet home-VarlauOns CD
lmpromPtu polka ~
La dOleur
LenOre March -
Les Gardcs Moh:les-auadrile=- 10
Les gouttcs d eau, tdrOps OF Waterj W
Lucia di LammermUor--VaTiat
duet %
Mary polka 30
MaEaniello 80
Mny breeze waltz 80
Messenger of peace-mareh %
Mollie'S dclight-waltz 80
Normandy waits 20
Peri waltz-duet ! 90
Prairie Belle Waltz -
Reye aRgelique 80
Sam Tilden's maZurka p
Sans sOuci ral1p 20
Sercnade BOhemienne 60
Sigma phi waltz %
Souvenir dc bal 20
Staten Island polka mayarka .
Sunbeam-capriee bril- llante 80
Sunbeam s-morceau de salon 30
Sweet dream waltz =
Thousand and one nights waltz 90
Trayiata ~
Naillance polka ~
Eesper Bell =
Where the eitron bloOmeih-waltz 70
Yankee Doodle-variations .
Address, ". AN ABE,
Milan. Tom.
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HALF PRICE (!
SONGS,

SONGS,
4 brave bays plea So
4 hundred years getting ready to
elect Hayes and Wheeler 30
Alice y
Ave Maria Is
Beautiful cloud ~
Beautiful dreamer -
Beautiful evening stGr -
Bca tifgl Venice ~
By the sad-Snunuing sea 40
Come like bird to thy nest ~
Come DER the mnonlit sea y
Come wander with mc-duet p
Crimson rISeS gOm the heather -
CulIing roses in tine snow ~
Darling ArOOu -
lie old church yard in de lane ~
Don't forget the old folks 20
Dust thou love me, sister Ruth 80
Down among the lilies d
Down Among the l.iiieS-3 voices I'd
Every heart hath its sgcret ~
Fairies seTenads ~
Far above the daisies -
Father. bring home your money
tonight 20
Flower Girl "
Fly away Ger tho dsep-quartGtte
and solo ~
Goodbye y
Good Night 30
Good night, with chorus ~
Gov. Tilden is our man .
Go where the mists are sleeping 5D
Grandfather clock -
He holds the fort Of heaven ~
Hoky Pokee ~
cannot sing the old songs 80
| know n bank y
] know maiden fair -
III follow thee %
I'll look for thee Mary .
I'll remember you in my prayers %
I - . IL
I'm lonely since my mother died y
] saw ESau kissing Kate ~
I see thee. love, In every flower ~
Killarney waltz~sUEg by Bale 40
King Fun-laughing song y
l. Estasie o.
Let US be true to each other 3
Longing ~
Looking for thefairies ~
Love among the rOsoc ~
Make me Il child again 20
Mother, do not e'er forsGko me -
Music on the waves gu
Ny greeting SU
Ny heart is thy home 80
My home. my happy homo y
My sunny-faced Nell -
q, come to ING 1O
q, fuT the lifts Of II UipScy girl 50
O, haste crimson mOrnlng--uuct 20
One gentle heart %
o, swallow, happy swallow -
Our darling gong but net forgotten 81
Our little darling ~
Out on No. ; ~
q, We tears ~
Peaceful nights ~
Pretty little Jakey -
Queen of the sea ~
Rambling through the clover =
Save the sweetest Kiss for me 10
Scatter seeds OF kindness W
See how il Sparkles -
Sea the pale moon ~
Shadow Song %
Sleep, light gently on thy breast -
Sleep sacred dust of noble dead 40
Soft and bright the gems OF night .
Softly shone the stars of Heaven ~
Song of the goudolieF ~
Sweet echo dell -
Take back the heart 81
The dearest spot on earth to me u
home sweet home .
The departed daughter .
The hope that the ne.irest-duet -
The hunters 20
The language of love "
The noon has raised her lamp-duct ~
The pride Of Killarney ~
The rainy day ~
The sword of Robert Lee ~
They sleep in the grave together y
To-day this haliowed place we seek 40
Tramp Tramp, Tramp! -
Tyrplean Ducks. Sung by lotta' Az
Waiting-Aute or violin obligGtO 20
When Mary was Il lasSie ~
When me thought he loved sincerely 81
Where is my Nancy -
Why do | weep for thee ~
" lid oats -
Within mile Of Edipboro' town %
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WARN ~ REe0RTS,
(ntfAn.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY HALE vGSEOOK-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAY YOUR
Corporation Tax!

HATIN6 been elected Tax Collector for the
1 town Of Milan. and the tax books for 1871
icing nov in my hands, am ready to receipt
for taxes for this year. Ny headquarters are at
Coley * Dickinson =. where ! can be found on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
r. II. CLARK,
nos-3t Tax Collector.
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sell to the highest bidder, in front of the court
house door in the town of Humboldt, Gibson
county, Tenn, the following described tract of
land lying in tie 18th civil district of Gibson
county. bounded as follows, to-wit: beginning
at Il stake in Peter Claybrook' northeast cor
ner. runs then east with Miss RObinsOn's and
McClelian's land in all ia poles to stake,
thence south Az poles to a stake, thence east
2gla poles to n stake with post OAK p inters.
then south 34lI poles to a stake and tgo post
oak pointers, then west 81 poles TO stake with
white oak and post oak pointers, then south
l2iI4 poles to stake and two white oak point
ers then west - poles to a stake and post oak
pointers thence north with said Peter Clay
brook line 35 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning b. estimation lU3t4 acr9s
Terms OF sale.
The above land will be sold on a credit of i
months The purchaser will be required to cX-
ecute note with good personal security, and Il
lien retained on the land to secure the payment
Of said note. Equity of redemption barred.
Sale within lawful hours.
Il WILLIAMS. g. & NJ.
Mccall. Ware ana Hall, Sol'rs.
Oct. 80, lST.-noS I'd
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MILAN. Nov. II. 1871.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-11-15

Liberty Lodge, No.. meets first and third
Friday nights in each month At their ball N
Milan. NJ. D. l.. Jordan, Dictator, W. =
GaHmon, Reporter.
, 1877-11-10
B. F. ALLEN AGAIN.

EVtcka{ E0Frfsr5NdFfet u 7K 7f1RIHF.
DEs AtoixEs, fn., Nov. 7.-Whcn y. F. Allen
was loanIng money largely, several years ago,
be loaned considerable sum 10 The owners of
the 8avery House, for Which he took mort
gage on the housc. Wien lie was borrowing
money. Just before his collapse, he assigned the
mortgage to tho Newark sarings Institution as
collateral for loans. The IHstttution brought
All notion Tor foreclosure OF tho mortgage, a.,sl
decree If eac was made. The snle was 10 have
taken place yesterday; hut iloyt Sherman, As
scntc of Aliens estate, intervened BY n cross
action, setting up that the Savings 1nst!tutton
lias already realized nprt than the amount of
IT. lien On other collaterAs but up by Mr. Allen.
He demands an accounting hcforo he conscnta
~ The faic. n lie succeeds, It will add nearly
$tQO, 900 10 Aliens nssotk.