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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01
GENERAL TRADE.

There was quiet feeling in the market yes
t-rdlF Tor the reason that ;e turn OF prices was gen
bidders hopef TO 10 bs,ter We have E0tllng OF in
tf-t 10 quote from ne western payers the markets
there We're sustended on aCcOust OF thanksgiving
gEsO. ETC me principal thing We found yes
q dag ln corn vas Proposition o. second street
muse heAr Unlon. 10 supply All applicants b-iwetn
nov ami "Wednesday with ary amount Of corn they
might want no 42c a babel. gUoi corn IN good
s2-Ss-that Is the engagement as We are authorized
- make u known; safe or - SACKS; ear corn, az
&C. Ia store. 5l:. OJ's sale % car load az soc;
~ store, doc IrlI' nothing reported; lgst sale az
Sl3 ton, Ia stJre, I5d sec per cwJ H4y. some
sAes were el,e.-n AZ IstNlos tltss' eaf-!Olu =,
has become accustomed y ee q la'e, % lAnalng
81 90. Flour. very quiet AZ 50 25H3 40 Tor current
FEUITs AND vEdETAsLEs.-Pricesi IN almost
ever article were locking downward. The supply OF
apples proves 10 De he.yiee than had been looked
Tor; store rates arr 81 50Yl 80 FOR fair qualities;
landing Is l0E ana We omit quotations. folitots
ygry low the qualities arriving worthless
or % garlei5 q eaTy Tg-s az 81 so; 80
barrels OF peaehb.oWs al 81 81. Slr,C poiat"cs,
81 a S1ILsl re-, O 1, q z2I - On ls1anS; IN
dred; Ohio river. S3I5s hund5el; round lots. SBd
q 30; crates, So 25I3 80. Turl3gs-iu store, 15c
barrel. PdrsntDs' 81 a barrel; Igrssradi,h IS 506
b a barrel OruE1es, 81 5Du6 barrel. L.yfOHs, 50
m s sl 3 bo4 l2e Rognd f T
sc; Brazilian. &c; pec1ns, Texas los nlberts.
,5sJ Ne11.g - az p pT,chas
|4d5c. Cra.5srris,. 81 5Ods a barrel.
EGGS, htl In n ~ 9Ys We're a cehl lower.
quoting 2iH2 B1tisT quotes; common, "a / lci
nedium, l3u lie; choice western, la iSr; cream
Fry, 2Bc: sale OF boxes common az sc. chickens re-
nained heavy, quoting atSi 25d2 -, from Young 20
vi bens; dressed 30 DOZEN Trkfys ~ limited de-
lnand, al SI0l0; extra, So; dressed, lOIl2lzc a
pound. Dlctl, 81 25d2 IS dozen. Gstse, s4g5.
MIYitd D,art.-comsIon, 81 Der dozens malards, 81.
pulls, Slu ! % per dozen. Hlb5tts. 81 lJu2 Per
iOZen. SIHirrets, SId % per dozen. icsr, 3gI
q b the carcass saddles, 1l2c h1tJJoi tikc Jtsh,
Il sju &c per pound.
HOG PRODUCT AND 3IEAT.-BIs9a-oear sides,
Il packet, 43i1s4-c; clear TiD, packed, 4asLt44lci
+ hOaders. packed, 343c. clear PORK sides, loose,
l2I $50; clear rib pork sides, loose, 4tsCf 4lsci
Ong clear pork sides, loose, 44sc; shoulders, loose
|35sI3l2c; sugar-cufed hams, packed ss4I8ci
breakfast bacon. PACKED 1874 &c; mess pork, ~ DO
,nrd-tierces, b15l5BSfc calls 15zu &c
MfSCELL ANEOI Slider nj barrels. sos barre s,
50669. Be1as medium navy, S2I2 25 a bushel,
ccOrding t. quality LINZ, pOcdSl. Sat, 81 30 per
II Farrell Hflss we're In good demand; dry flint. lac;
~ salt, I01I2c; green, ia &c. green salt, &c.
ILtO,c, 5d6c BeeslraI 22e. BdggtaQ-hax, "a
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UNDERTAKERS,

BIZ Hecossa 9&reGS. near EzcRroe
METALLIC AND WOODEN BUEIAL CASEs
IVA and CAsK,ETs. Elegant Robes, Cents SUITS alo
Coffin TTfmmiD2s Orders By TELEGRAPH sent pEOI1 psiy
C. q. n ssnani-l attention mud IN asnf3I f1GT1g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

The tone OF the future market Was follows: Al
1UOS, quiet. DAB, st-ady; 1910. STEADY; - 90,
steady . 30. steady. sales. 30 600 bales.
The New Orleans market closed In good demand
a. Ss-c Tor uiddilng. sales 5000 bales; receipts,
1915 bales; STOCK. I60,251 b-les
Tue Galveston market was steady az S.Sc for mid
ding, the receipts were 4Oi1 bales; stock. Ils,lOI
bates. sales, IO2I baies.
Ina Liverpool trl-srrms yesterday reported the
market hsayJ; middIin. uplEncs > 5-lBd, orleans,
Ifid. sales 5000 bales. American, -- bales Re
c-ipts, ] 400 bales: All American.
Ihs Liverpool futures IN 4rSFt opened partially
i-i2l cheaper November, > = l6I5 1854; No
ysmh-f prcemher De,rmber-J anyaiy, January Feb
ri4ry. 5i-fi Nafch-Auul . = SD, 4 -ril-May slid;
MlyJule. r32d. AZ three o'clock arrivals closed
st-Iditrs lhuuaD February, . 5-32d; Feb Usry-
march. - 3-ltI.
the mOyeIu -nts at the pors EeTe reported as fol-
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Administrators NntieR.

HAvING been appointed and qualified by the
IL Probate Court of Shelby county as Admins
traitor on the estate OF ;. ID. Mangum, deceased
notice is hereby given TO all creditors OF said estate,
to present their claims TO my attorney j. NJ Greg
ory at his Office in Memphis. And all persons IN
debted to said estate requested 10 call there and
settle, or settle with my agent Frank Banksmlths
Collieryille, Tennessee.
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Satnrday. Decemher z. Is7s.
NOtfce-TrUstee's sale

b. f. r. M'HESRV, Deputy Clerk and Master.
j. y. Il. Ray. Sol. for complainant
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CHANCERY SALE
OIL
ROa1 E9tate.

NO 80 a3-Ihancery Court OF Shelby cOlIntV--Tal
SANFORD, eNtr. etc. VS.. ". 5. Norris, et a.
by virtue OF an lnterlocutory decree for sale en-
- tered In the above cause on the 9th DAY OF July
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters O0iea
courthouse building, Main street. Memphis, Ten
nesSe, on
Saturday, December Z, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described propery
situated In shelby county. Tennessee. to-Wft- An
undivided 90 acres in certain tract OF land on the
waters OF Nonconnah adjoining the lands Of Person
MOTIFS ana Rogers said tract being the west part OF
DO acre tract purchased by Leatherman from C.
Buntyn, and more particularly described as follows
to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner Of 4. w
Austlns 100 acre survey at stake. south SqIs de-
gTees west, % feet from white oak marked y B. 4.
thence north % chains and 20 links 10 a stake
thence east , chains TO a stake; thence south Il
chains and 30 links 10 a stake degrees e.lst :
feet from white oak marked r. NJ: thence =
chalIS 10 the southwest corner OF said 100 acres.
thence north - chains 40 links 20 the beginning,
containing 1I6 $500 acres
Also lots 323 and 324, IN block T. Of Oyerton's
SUBDIVISION, as laid down on Fuckers map OF toe
city OF Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning M
the intersection OF the west side OF sixth street with
the south Side OF Clay street; thence WestWarIly
with the south side OF Clay street Ia feet thence
south 153 210 feet, to an alley: thence estvar,slv
IA teet 10 Sixth street; thence noFthWaruIy lar
2-l0 feet TO the beginning.
The undivided 40 acres viii first be sold. II that
tract brings sufficient amount 70 satisfy the decree
lots Will next be sold
Terms or SALE.--One third cash: balance ~ six
and twelve months notes with approved security
required, with Hen on property 10 further secure the
purchase money,
November Il, 1873.
E A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Be- E r. " HENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
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DRY GOODS.

-, iO1 ~, NofsnieI OOI.on go1Gs maj
stead: Fancy prints quiet Ginghams quiet and
uuset led. Drrss goods sluggish. Mems wear
nels In lght request, and Kentucky jeans in rather
better demand.
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hsf''iiS' 1N6REwD. GwYNNE, Adm,Eg
AdministratOr's sale.

T WILL sell, at private sale within the next ten
/ DAYS, the following pro. eTty, belonging 70 the
estate Of the late william Meyer: Two horses, three
mules two COWS, fifteen head OF hogs, four geese,
three sprinkling wagons, three farm wagons one
spring wagon. buggy two carts three double sets
harnes two sets single buggy harness, two sets dry
harness one saddle, one PlOw, and a lot Of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
49, HENRY IV-FHRMANN.
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TRTSTEE,S CAIR

NOvKMBER /, 1878.
Smith 4 Collfer- AttOFueTg
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CNTTON.

Liverpool spots yesterday we're reported
Lslyy AMI t-iHd lower. arrivals op ned 1921
cheaper, but al the close were steadier, ana re-
slinrd the loss. fulures On New York were steady
aud fuur % six points higher. New Orleans mid
ding VAS &c less oar market opened qu.e,. but
rIslrI the close owing 10 IA. encouT igiug rise Ia
liverpool Unf New YORK Z, lures there was c0nsiI-
st1Irtnlulr. nEd both buyers ana sellers manifest
pd disposition 10 tgadC. But the late hour az
sales wrr- $500 bale, nae. ~ % exporters, and
4lo,Aiin were ~ ICED &c lower and we're revised
Is -.I'ri below. Tu- New YORK Bdisffs. OF Wrdues-
lty. reports: 1t aruearrd qut. eyl4ent That few
orators cared 10 invest, and this. with the con
t.uued fIll fuu OF lpts. ana the nat condition OF
the Liverpool uaI4set. rs ctJled from time TO time
during tue day, p'sytnis any return Of condolences,
aud gave the showing Of str4!ne.s local character
only. some -nle- are reported n. export, under
.t BOD 10 Be mostly Arkansas low middtng ~ ois,.
lut mO-f suiprers are OUT, and sp nners' bids lev
and Tor betWten. All holders o1er readily, and
many would sell below Cltfreut quotations"
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aeraDhir nad CanrIe-top.
FINANCIAL.

VI uHra7Seng'rtrai1. daily
aHfstfrr Hflr.r4ff,rt F--Irr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

I'm front of the courthouse, in SomeIytle, Tennes-
see, sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing property, tO-Wit: Situated In tayette county,
state Of TENNESSEE anu described as follows:
Bounded on the north by the memphis ana
Charleston railroad on the south by the stale Line
road. on the east by Blairs land, on the west by
David Davfs's OLD place containing l4l acres, be-
ing Hthe same place Econyeyed by d. J Armour
in 1873, together with all the improvements there
on. Also the following personal property to-Wits
Two brown mules, one bay mule, one SOTrell mare
Sale at II O'Clock m Title believed TO be good. L
sell and convey as trustee only Equity Of redeInp-
ron waived W. N. BROOKS, Trustee.
~, y
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RIVER NEWS.


The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS J. g. A., 4,
MEMPHIS Move mbeT so 1879.
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JNO. JOHNSTON. j. n. FORD
JOHNSTON az FORD.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. 40 Madison SIT
Administrators Notice.

TTAVING qualified as the administrator Of tina
IL estate OF I'd E. 7. WorSharn deceased, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate hereby notified TO
make payment OF same. and all holding claims
against said estate viii present them to me. or my
attorney, at No. 2791s Main street. duly authenu-
Gated, In the time prescribed by law, or the same
will be barred.
WILLIAMWORSHAM, Administrator.
Mo- 279ls Main street.
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Esq. E. w. Caldwell

HAVING returned to his onice No. IL West Court
II street. with prompt and efficient force, con-
sisting OF Captain c. I. SMITH, Deputy Sheriff, will
take Gu arge OF and collect all claims Entrusted to
him or 70 his Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

on the southwest corner OF Szs5a...i end Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee sell 70 the highest bid
der for cash. the following property, tO-Wlt:
certain lot Of land lying and being IN Collier
Vile, Shelby county, Tennessee situated the south
east corner of the intersection OF Main and Wash
ington streets, fronting (40) forty feet on Main
street. and running back between parallel lines one
hundred 100) feet, together with the improvements
thereon.
Sale at II O'Clock m. Title believed 20 be good
sell and convey trustee only. Equity of redemp-
ton waived.
VIM. BROOKS, Trustee.
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DR.. d. S. JOhnson's
PRIVATE
Medical DispeBsarys
No. IL JEFFERSON STREET,
Between MaIa and Front, ETeuznhIs.

tzsTARLIsEZED u 1861
nR JOHNSON IS acknowledged BY an parties IL
L. terested By far the most successful rFgcfsu
N the treatment OF private secret diaaas5s Quick
thorough and permanent cures gIaFantesd IN every
case, male or female Recent cases Of GOnorThea
ana Syphlis cured II few days, without the use OF
mercury change Of diet OF hndfanca from blslues
SecondarJ Syphilis thu last vestiEe eFadicated will
Out the use OF mercury. Involuntary loss OF semen
stopped In short tine. Sufferers from ir1uo.svC ~
or loss OF seuai powers restored 10 free YigCF In x
lew weeks. Victims Of self-abuss and excessive
Venery, suffering from speTmasOThea and loss az
nently cured.
Particular attention paid 10 the Diseases Of
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured BY new remedies,
. Piles and old sores cured without the use Of caus
tic OF the knife.
All consultations strictly confidential
uy.
Once hours from an. to 8 PIN. Sundays
from TO pm.
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70 is "a pleasure We insert cur correspondent s
communication We have been afflicted with yellow
feVer-Iuu3t people think that J. enuuEh-but In at-
diton, people that sho4ld have known better have
AFFLICTED as With cofIee--pot baggiug We wish our
readers 10 understand that no better bagginR Is
made than lax blgging. The mischief IS, that
fraudulent dealers have taken advantage OF the
good name 81 the fax bagglng TO get Cn the infe
Or coffee spot Accumulation cur correspondent %
-ec,s 20.
[BF IELEGK4PH.l
The following are the New York spot quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, as; good ordinary. 5l6c;
low middliag. s.sc; miuJiinz al4c; good mid
ding, g-ldc; mi1dllng fair 10 7-lBc. At 10 90,
easy, l2.l5, quiet; 3, quiet and steady. sales,
$50 bales.
The following IS the latest New York telegram OF
futures.
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IN Tnesday. December II, 1878,

FINDER "a deed or trust executed by q. 4. Davis
u on the 9TH day OF May, 1915, and recorded N
the registers office of Fayette county, Tennessee IN
Record Book No. 3. pages "a. 1875 and 15i, Will
as trustee at the request of the beneficiary.
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Call for Meeting of Tennessee
BondhoIderS.
NOTICE,

THE holders of the state OF Tennessee Bonds are
earnestly requested TO meet at the Office Of John
B. Manning. No. IL Wall street, on wednesday,
January 18th, at II O'Clock.
N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

I TNDER and by virtue OF two certain trust deeds.
y TO me executed as trustee, one hy
Z. b Bowers and wife. Jenny Bowers.
Registers ONCE OF Fayette county. Tennessee, in
Record Book No. q. pages % % 52S the other hy
]. ]. Holloway, and Mary B. Holloway. his wife OF
date 2Sth day OF MAY, 1877, and recorded in the
Registers Office OF Fayette county. Tennessee. Ia
which trust deeds, recorded Aforesaid reference
Is hereby made for full and perfect Identification
OF the propei and for fun and perfect understand
Ing OF the objects. purposes and terms OF the trusts
therein created, default having been made I'm the
payments therein stipulated I, such trustee will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-01

In legal hours, IN ITOnI OF inc OOuIIlOlset Acln-
mis- tennessee proceed to sell, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described property, to-
wit:
county of Shelby, and state Of Tennessee, In the
fourth civil district OF said county, In the Missssp
pi bottom, and bounded rs follows, 10 Wit: Begin
ming at a stake the range line, on the northwest
corner of the Adams tract; thence north degree,
81 minutes west, 50 81 poles 70 a stake on range
line; thence east degrees, - minutes, north PSI
poles links 10 a stake with dogwOOd and two beech
pointers thence south degrees minutes. east 81
poles to beech marked J. 3. B.. west degrees 5S
minutes, south 90 $40 poles; theace south de-
grees 81 minutes. east - $40 poles 70 an ash
marked j. - l.; thence west degrees II minutes,
south 1874 $40 poles TO the beginning containing
BY estimation 40 acres. Levied on the property
Of defendants, J. NJ and B. r Adams, TO satisfy said
1trlgment, Interest and costs
E L. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff of Shelby County, Tennessee.
Byh. T. PULLIAsI, Deputy sheriff.
AiEai2EIs, November IL. 1878.
ID q Shelhy Att'yfOr Plaintiff
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in front of the courthouse, in Memphis Tennessee,
sell to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash,
tract OF land situated In Shelby county, Tennessee,
in sections and 3, range Z, on the New Raleigh
road, about seven niles from Memphis, containing
275 77-lOO acres being the part Of the Kerr tract
conveyed by James Mcconnell and wife 10 said
BaughS, and the tract on which said Baughs now
side. II Is fully described in the deed OF trust to
said deed Of trust not having been paid and James
Steele, the other trustee named in the deed decln-
ing TO act l. at the request Of the beneficiary, and IN
the pursuance Of the power given by the deed, VIII
make the sale. Sale to begin at twelve O'Clock
he title is believed TO be good but will sell and
convey trustee only. Equity OF redemption
waived. -
JOHN STEELE, Trustee.
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Wright FOIkes, Attorneys, etc.
T4,o,., 49,
Mondav. Decemho.- az ISIS

Under deed of trust executed By q. II. Davis,
u on the 9TH day of June. 1878. and recorded in
the registers office of Shelby county, tennessee in
record book No IA page 4O5, VIII as trustee al
Tho Of no an,
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FOR VICKSBURG.
ILLINOIS.
60

John J. Daragh. master Marlin Jones. cerk
Having been thoroughly repaired will re enter the
Memphis and Vicksburg trade. leaving TUESDAY
December Sd. and every TUESDAY thereafter. at ,
? m, connecting at Yicksburg for all points on
faZoo river. For freight passage apply TO
Z. W. LIGHTBURNE,
General Agent, No Monroe street
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Wednesday, Deeember Is. Is.

expose for sale, and sell at public outcry 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following real estate
situate and described as follows:
certain lot or parcel Of ground In the town Of
known and designated on the plan OF said toSn as
LOT number or nine, in Block c. IN said town: II be
ing corner lot fronting OBJ thisthTee fet on lie
public square and fronting lfTfI sixtysix feet on
the east side or Lagrange street together with the
ana appuTtenances thereunto belonging. sold un-
der the trust deed made BY j. j. Holloway. deceased
already referred to:
Ing and being in the town Of SUmerllle. county OF
Fayette State OF Tennessee, and described a. iol-
lows, tO-wit Parts of lots numbers ti and - six
and seven, bounded as follows: Beginning at The
southwest corner OF lot number 90 six. thence east
with Eayette street the full depth OF said lot No -
and fourteen 90 feet beyond unto lot number "a
seven, 10 an alley ten feet wide, thence north GID
tweny-One feet and ten inches or 50 far as TO strike
west the center of the wall on the north side OF a
brick house erected on lot number O6) six; thence
eighty feet 70 the outside Of the front wall Of said
house; thence south with The front west wall to
appmtenances thereuHto belonging Sold underline
Trust deed made by Z. II. Bowers, deceased already
Also the following lots ana parcels OF ground In
the town OF SOmerille, county Of Fayette State OF
eight and nine, and that part OF lot number %
seven between lots , and g, and and q, in block
three new brick stores have been recently erected
on southwest corner of public square, and being the
old Ball Tavern stand, being the same decreed to
T. n Bowers oy the Chancery court at Someryille,
In 1879, in the case of John C. Waddell, adminis-
trdIOfs versus WIDOW, l6lrS ana ccllQfS OF JOnn II.
Ball, deceased, undivided half Of which was
conveyed to J. j. Holloway by p. II. Bowers, by deed
of date 18th April, 1875, the two undivided halves OF
which were conveyed TO me as trustee, one by J. j.
Holloway and wife, and by p. II. Bowers and
wife In the respective trust deeds already referred to-
All right or equity of redemption or repuFchaSe OF
said property Is expressly waived in said trust deeds,
and the purchasers title will be absolute Title be-
leved to be perfect, but sell and convey trustee
only.
Sale Will be made on or at the premises ofths
pieces of property, within legal hours
the day above stated.
N r JOHNSTON. T7Istae
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TRUSTEES SALE.
ON Monday, DePenDer 2, IG9S,

FINDER a deed Of trust executed By VIM. q.
" Baugh and L. NJ. Baugh on the 18th of Feb
ruaTy, 1875, and record In Shelby county In book
los, page 800, Will, trustee, at the request OF
the beneficiary,
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SherifF-s Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF z
i yendtiOni exponas, 10 Inc directed from the
Honorable Bartlett Circuit Court Of she by county,
Tennessee in the case OF R. c. Brnkey use OF, etc,
versus J. NJ. Adams aud b. Z. Adams, Judgment
April. 1877, for the
hundred nfIy-five dollars and thirty
said judgment, etc, L viii,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-20
Liver ~ king

The liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health aud happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion OF food,
the movements OF the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green s
August Flower Is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver complaint, and ali the numerous
symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold 10 all towns on
the Western ointment. Three doses
will prove that 1t is just what you want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-20
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Charmed by a snake

The Port Jarvis, IN. W Gazette
says: William Carley of this village,
relates that while his father in. law,
David Space. aud the Lstter 8 son, aged
about thirteen years, were at work in
the hay field on the 23d of last month,
near Warwick. Orange county. the lad
was attacked by a rattlesnake.. The
two were working short distance
apart. when the father heard the boy
crying for help. He hurried to the
spot. and was horrifed to discover
large rattlesnake a. few feet from the
child. with it's head raised about three
feet its mouth 4 pen wide. and its bril-
liant eyes sparkling and fairly pro-
trudiDg from their sockets, aud gazing
upon the had with the most Intense
esrnestDess. The boy seemed to have
lost all power of action. and could not
cry out. The father attacked the
snake. and, after sharp battle. during
which the serpent fought fiercely. he
succeeded in Staying it. 1t measured
five feet six inches In length and ten
inches around its body. and had
TIVE nty-sIx rattles.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-20
The Fairunount Mine.

We are informed by j. w. Clemo,
Foreman of tbs Fairmount mine, that
the vein on the third, or lower level is
getting richer and richer as the level is
extended into the mountain. Anti
monial sulphuret ore, almost as heavy
as bullion. which assays high in silver.
is now being extracted from this part OF
the mine. The vein il said to be from
two and half to three and half feet
wide. and the greater part of it is solid
ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-20

Colonel j. D.. wilkins. Eighth In.
fantry. arrived here yesterday from
Arizona, and lett to. day for Camp Nc.
Dermit, where he assumes command
for the present. ~ tjAlId
Charles Hoffman, formerly superin.
tendent of the Rye Patch mine, ar
rived last evening from Eureka for the
purpose of visiting the Paradise mines.
Uncle John Borland. the founder of
Rye Patch, arrived to-day from Forest
Hill, California. where he is engaged
in developing extensive gravel claims.