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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-30
GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION
On the Fourth of July, Under the
Auspices OF the Memphis Tenn
Derance League.

of universal temperance, in the vicinity of
Memphis will participate on this occasion.
The exercises will consist of a street display,
or procession, terminating at the Greenlaw
Operahouse. with appropriate addresses by
distinguished speakers. For particulars, see
programme in tuesdays papers.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Lopwooa. Judpe

the following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: $50, Rachael Beauregard,
Bill Beauregard, Dave Chambers and James
Littlepage; II, c. NJ. Williams; 20, J. S.
Harrell; 626. Jesse Cannon; 81, William
Wallace; So, n. K. Bowman; COZ, Joseph
Benston; 633, John W. cambridge; 63S,
Austin Davis; GA, Thomas Qurk; 643, Joe
West; Gas, Anthony Owen; 661, Lizzie Mar
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Bryant's Daily Fiye-NIle Walk

Steady exeicise and plenty Of It; e ttirg
up at five o'clock in the morning and going
to bed in good season, and a careful diet,
have been the secrets of his prolongation of
life, and also of its absolute freedom from
sickness from boyhood until his death. His
exercise has been varied; he took long walks.
and also practiced feats In gymnastics. He
usually smoked cigars purchased of Sol Cole
mans, SIG Main street, Memphis.
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YTfHK stockholders OF the Masonic Temple Of Mem
l. phts are requested 10 call at the Office OF the
SecretarJ OF The Masonic Temple room No iS Mag
nolia Block. on WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1873 be
tween the hours OF 10 am. ana O'Clock p m. and
vote upon the roposton for the Directors TO issue
Bonds OF ne Temple 70 amount not exceeding
$4,000 20 - used IN paying Mr.. John over
ton and " completing the building. A
majority 81 ts stock must be voted In favor Of said
bonds, either IN person or ~ proxy The Directors
are grated 20 s8y that the debt due Mr. John Over
ton ST, has been arranged, and deed 10 the prop
cry will be delivered them soon the bonds can
be issued and his portion delivered 20 him. They
are extremely fTatined announce 10 the sOckhOd
ers and citizens, that they are now about ready 70
proceed IN building the Temple and they are conf
dent OF Us completion b. December next. II the
lodges Mason and ciZens wi assist In the sale OF
the bonds, which VIII be IN denominations Of $50,
500 and 500, running rom i've to fifteen years,
and whichEin be nfst-class securities drawing six
Der cent interest PAYABLE semi annually the early
completion 81 The Temple Is assured.
DAVID r. MADDEN, Pres't
s. n. BROOKS,
ID. 7. PORTER,
LOUIS HANAuER.
X. G. WILLIAMSON.
ISAAC SCHWAB, Directors.
A J. WHKEIER, Secretary.
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Strangers visiting our city on the Fourth
are especially requested to visit Sol Coleman
SIC Main street, where they can purchase
the best cigars, tobacco and smokers gooIs
at as low rates as can the best known citizen.
They will receive polite attention, and every
effort will be made by Sol and his clerks 10
suit them in their purchases.
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Summer Hats.

A light and cool hat is most desirable at
present, during the heated term. Where to
procure such, is the question. You can go to
Cohen's New York hat store, on Main street,
near Adams, under the Worsham house, and
purchase the very thing you need at very
low price. Cohen sells his hats cheaper than
any other man in this city, and his goods are
as good as the best.
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Pastor st. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: 1--WE gave DR.. Moffett's teethina
(teething powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results. The effects were
almost magical, and certainly more satlsfac,
tory than from anything we ever used" All
druggists keep teethina.
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NOTICE.
Masonic TempIe-Bulldlng COMMITTEES.

Masonic Temple Committee.
TINE Building Committee OF the Masonic Temple
Il OF hempliis requests and viii receive cash bids
fncafIons OF the work 90 be done can be seen al
Jones q BaldSin's oiiice. All bids must be sealed
and delivered 20 the committee aud VIII be opened
b. them the 18th day Of July next, at the Score
taFy's ONCE. Bids viii be received up 70 II IN. Of
that day The right 20 reject any all bids Is re-
served b. this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER,
ID. T. PORTER.
R. C. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee.
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For Upward of Thirty Years
Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves I0i,ld collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Trenty fire cents a bottle.
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The first series-green, no letter-were is
sued under the act of 1912 and amend
ments; 1855, 900 were issued to railroads
and turnpikes, and $407, O06 were renewals
of bonds past due. The second series
green, "B"-we-e issued under authority of
the acts of 1912; 1926, 900 were renewals
for past-due bonds, and the balance were is
sued to railroads and turnpikes. The third
series-green, "C"-and the fourth SERIES
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"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu-
l..aIUia

1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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VISITORS TO MEMPHIS

For the purpose of witnessing
the unequaled and extraordinary
display of
ARTISTIC FIREWORKS
which will be exhibited on the
bluffs on the evening of the
Fourth of July,
are invited to an examination of
the unparalleled bargains we
are now showing in every de-
partment.
DRY GOODS
were never as cheap as they are
now, special reductions having
been made for this week.
Ii. LOwensteIn & Br8s.
First Memphis Melons.
Mr.. w. c. Oates, On DIR. Thomas's place,
has fine watermelons and cantaloupes for sale.
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PERSONAL.

kTONSEUR T. G. COLERE,,
.lNl Professor OF Modern Language and Belle Arts,
y prepared % teaih French German and Italian;
also, Drawing and Painting on a new method I'm the
ven shortest time. Also. will give instructions In
SsgmnaStlc Exercises, such Fencing. Dancing and
Boxing. on the most scientific principles Having
procured hrs. Rice'S doube-parlor, at East Court
street. NO lO8, near Court Square, will be happy
20 SCI applicants from q o'clock am for further
arlngements.
PAIN P. wEsTBRooS, conn, srnuvn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County RezIster.

SudEe OF the Criminal Court.
r \. SChUGGS Is a candidate for Judge of the
- Sfl.nlnal Court OF shelby county, at the ensu-
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REGATTA,
REGATTAi

REGATTA, REGATTA
fhe Steamboat CITY or AUGUSTA will jeaye foot
OF Jefferson street. on SUNDAY. June 6Oth, at lls
and o'clock pm. Tickets for Tousi tnp. 30 cents.
Nclmpr0per character permitted on the boat
ta- Seaied proposals VIII oe received for Bar and
LtelNif-ant Privileges, - tnt u. I X Assn Rooms,
lst Main sfrpcf. Until Ftday. June 18th, az pm.
TULY FOURTH. JULY FOURTHi
ORPHANS PICNIC AT ESTIvAL PARK
For BENEFIT OF Orphans at "a. Peters
Asylum.
eRKNDEsT EVENT or THE SEASON.
Dress Parade at . pm by the Chiekasaw Guards and
Blnn CitJ Grays. who have kindly volunteered
sINGING.......DAN MUSIC
and a variety OF entertaining and amusing
Tea ures.
SPLENDID BADGE 20 be awarded BY vote. 70 the most
Popular OF all the Candidates.
During the day aud after tue PyrotecnIs Display
AZ night, the Park, brilliantly Illuminated Will offer
attractive enjoyment
Music by Handwerker's Band.
Inc DIST OF order VIII be preserved.
Ercelicnt meals Will be served, and at reasonable
sf- Admission. 80 cents; children, 25 cents.
szr- The Midnight Train on VI. and Q. X. r. will /
stop at the Park 10 take on passengers.
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SHELLEY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

TIVE above Association are now ready to issue
IL their third series Of stock. After an unprece-
dented successful years business, and having pio-
neered IN entirely new field IN Building and Loan
Association business we authorized from the re-
suit In stating 10 borrowers borrowers that We
can guarantee them the best paying stock IN the
CITY. fiptOnS VIII be received by the Secretary,
or b. any of The Directors.
Du,KcToRs-iion. Jacob Thompson, DR.. ID. T. Por-
Yer, " Gayta, John Gum. X. ID. Goodwin. Thomas
Holman, Jr. p. NJ Winters. Judge C. W. Heiskell,
n W. Gfeibei, ". ]. McDermott, 4. d. Jorian.
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sTRAYED OPsTOLEN.

DAY HoRsR-Tur>day might, June 25th, bay
Is horse abollt<dls hands high; left hind foot
white 10 ankle Ten dollars reward for his return to
Evans gANE. Dunlap street, north of Poplar.
y FUtxSOn Wednesday night, June 26th, a
NlS1arge light gray mare mule, without shoes.
1d5eral reward will be paid for her return 70 the
Chelsea lanyard
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IHaYe No Agents.
Invitation 10 Strangers.

And will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted In my name. JOHN p. ROBERTSON.
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It's Elegant!

Every one says so-Floyd's pure cream and
sherbets
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Rev. DR. .yoseph = Kev.

Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main st.
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STOLEN.

IIORSE-From the subscriber, on Saturday night.
L June 22d, dark chestnut sorrel horse, or
g years old, I6 hands high blind In left eye thin
i1aue and tall small skinned place on right hip.
The thief Is medlnm-siZed dark negro, 35 or 40
ears old; had on a light-gray coat black hat and
gray pants Will give $50 for the horse delivered
10 myself or DOckery Bros, at fernando, Miss
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Total for the week, "a; whites, II; colored
II; from hospital, 3; still-born, 4.
r. F. BROWN, MD,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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AUCTION.

BANKRUPT STOCK, AT AUCTION !
BY a. z FARMLAND.
No. 233 MAIN ST, CLAY BUILDING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Sd.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The Entire Contents Of large retail DRY GOODS
HOUSE, Staple ann Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots, shoes. Hats, Eumishins Goods. -
Also al sumo time and place a large line oSsfHNHSS
bh-MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CL01rxi4N"'
from nrSt-cliSs house declining business
Goods very desirable. TERMS CASY..,
A. +. FRANKLANIs-Au cloneSr:
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KOOms md ROARD.

DOOnS-DesiTabie we'll ventilated rooms. fur
III Ilishei or unfurnlskei; special summer rates to
families or gentlemen, at l0l Jefferson street.
~ ESIRABLE front rooms and good board,
IL AZ Mrs ANDERSON'S, 80 jefferson ST.
OOOMs AND BOARD
ID at 80 Adams street
ISOARD--EoF good board call az
ID IS Union street.
lDOOans- class meals furnished, If desired.
- 49,, = - - - - - -.
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FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN IN A SMALL FARM-I Will sell my
Ia place on NJ and C. Railroad, half mile east
1rum Whites Station; 80 acres well impToyed good
wafer, select fruit healthy location; price 1920,
divided pay ments, or $1,000 cash. Apply 10 me, on
the premises. or 10 ny agents, Trezeyant CO. No.
~ Madison street MICHAEL GUM.
TIIHE sAwMILL AND AILL-sITE OF W. L.
Grinlng Co., on Wolf river: Apply at the
MILL or 10 j. G. 6RIFFlNG.
No. 81 Madison street. 90
IIlOR $500 Desirable school property. consisting
~ OF tEo-story frame building and IA acres Of
Land. ON Memphis and Charleston Railroad, four
miles northeast OF Memphis, Tenn, and known
the PARK Avenue Academy, in the DeadKick neigh
borhoOd- Address w. A. WHEATLEY,
Real Estate Agent. walker Block Memphis. Tenn
DIANOS-six secondhand Pianos, in good repair,
Il cheap for cash A rare chance for bargains.
f. WHITMAN 4 CO. 223 Second st.
ONE I2-HORSE ENGINE AND BOILER-Com-
~ plete, cheap. GEO. r. TWEEDY,
2q4 Second street.
i 0r-On the northeast corner Of Union and We'll
IL nDgtOn streets. Apply to
mis-. H0PToE, 534 Shelby street.
'I'INR FARM OF $50 acres. near Randolph. Tenn;
IL we'll Improved; on good terms. For further In
formation inquire of W. n. DENNIS on the place.
sNTEw SALOON FRONT-l4 feet high and 20
IN feet long. and a great variety of old Building
Materials sash, doors. tronshutters, stOredoorS,
etc. cheap; want 70 get than out my way
326 SECOND STREET.
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FIOyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Leave your orders early, If you want pur
cream for Sundays dinner.
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REWARD.


WTHIrK COW-Lemon spotted; point or one
w horn broken on; crop and under-bit In both
ears Al5o, white HEiFER; both ears and front feet
red: both ears cropped; had on bell. Return to
Mitchell avenue, near fernando road and Selma
n R. ana be rewarded. J. n. LONG.
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For County Register.
SAaI. n. GATES ROR COUNTY REGIsTFR.-Te
- the voters 0f shelby county: I offer ny name
y. p seluid lte Tor the Office OF REGISTER. am
.St-dtt with the duties % tnat Office aud consider
Asosl enngetsnt 20 their faithful discharge. I ask
sotf SURFACES because need the position. Many o
W rave Known me as q constant resident among
1Vu .Nf over thlrtT-eight years. To sfch feel that
mel no Recommendation; and 60 you Confidently
islcr lnose who may not know me, or my qualiuca-
u2ls. Tor the position. VERY respectfully,
June IL. 1873 SAM. NJ GATES.
For Clerk OF the County Court.
nv 3. WALDRAN l. q candidate for CLERK OF the
~ county Count, AZ the ensuing August election;
et1legt 70 the lndeDendent voters OF Shelby county
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The Lee hine2
Str. COAHONIA. -.

FOR HELENA AND FRIARS POINT!
Making all Way and Plantation Landings.
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GRID total IbO47 I252I no 2e0I22 az
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Stacker Lee. master Z. B. Thomas. clerk
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at pm For freight or passage apply
on board, or to j. I: WASHINGTON, AGENT
al X. K Lee EbarshOaf
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NTKAT cOTTAGES-onF Fourth ST.. bet. Exchange
IN and Market; D rooms; rent SI3 per month.
Apply al 2ai Main siTaS. STURM a HlRSCH.
EOOoMS-Nice furnished rooms
III at So Main street.
PO0MS-TwO or three rooms IN 2.story brick
III dwelling, III Washlneton. Apply at residence.
4 NOTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
~ Landeldale. Apply 20 No. Is Court street.
IlOTTAGE-A frame cottage, with four rooms
~ newly built, and with all modern cOnvenienaes
Apply az 81 North Second street.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-04
fever AND ACUE.

Every drop OF the SarsapariIlian Resolven
communicates through the blood, swea
urine and other fluids and juice OF the system
The Nigor of Life, for IL repairs the wastes %
the body with new and sound material
ScrOfula, syphilis, consumption, glandulal
disease, ulcers in the throat, mouth, tu'nor>
nodes in the gland and other parts OF tht
system, sore eyes, strumorous discharges
from the ears, and worst form OF skin dlstts-
es, eruptIons, fever sores, seald head, ring
worm, salt rheum, erysipelas, ache biach
spots, worms in the flesh, tumors, cancers in
the womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges, night sweats, loss of sperm and
all wastes OF the life principle are within the
curative range OF this wonder of modern
chemistry. and n few days Use Will prove 10
ahy persan using IL for either of these forms
of disease its potent power TO cure thin.
IL the patient, daily b. coming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that are con-
tinually progressing, succeeds IN arrestlns
these wastes and repairs the same with new
material made from healthy blOOd-and this
the Sarsaparillian will and does secure-a
cnre is certain, for when one this remedy
commences its work of qualification, and
Succet DIS in diminishing the loss of dlscnar-
ges. Its repairs will be- rapid, and every day
the patent will feel himself growing better
and stronger, the food digested better, appe-
tite improving, and flesh aud weight incresrs-
ing.
Not only does the Sarsaparillan Resolvent
excel all remedial agents in the cure of Chron-
ic Scrofulous, Constitutional aud skin DIS
eases, but IL Is the only positive cure Tor
Kidney and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DropSy, StOppahe of Water. lncontinuenc.
of L rina, Brignts disease, Albuminuria, and
in all cases where there brick dust deposits,
or tie water is thick, cloudy, mixed with
substances like the white Oi All egg, or threads
like white SILK, or there IL morbid, Dark,
bilious appearance, ard white bone dust de-
posit, ana when there l. a prickling buaning
sensation when passing water, anu a pain III
the small of the back and along the IONS.
Fever and Ague cured for fif;y cents. There
Is not "A remedial agent in ihis world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
maisrious Billions, Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow
and other fevers, (aiiedi by Rttwsy's pills,
so quick Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-04
THE ORDERS,
Issued from Fort LeovenwOrtb,
Headquarters of the Department.
OF the Missouri.

The following are the latest orders issued
from Fort Lesvenworth. the Headquarters oi
the Department of the Missouri:
DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI, l
HEADQUARTERs, FoEr LEAyENwoETH, KS, (
Special Orders No. lOS.-On the recommenda-
tlon OF the Governor of the Leavenworth Nil
itary Prison, the foilowipg-named military
prisoners, entitled To an abatement OF nve
days per month for continuous. good conduct,
may be discharged: John Wessner, June II
ter, June 20; Harry II Schultz, June -; and
Geo. IL. Brown, June 30, ls1S.
Special orders No. lu9.-It having been de-
termined TO discontinue Fort Larned, Kan
saS, a military post, the commanding ofii-
Ger will cause all the public property anu
stores pertaining TO the post, except the
transportation and such supplies not perish
able as may be needed for the small d-tach-
ment to be left there, to be shipped by nail
TO Fort Dodge, Kansas, inyoiced To the prop
er stall officer there. As soon a. this transfer
is effected, the commanding officer of Fort
Dodge will send three private. from his post,
10 report to Ordnance Sergeant Robert >tch-
olson at Fort LaTned, to ct
tect the public buildings ana property. Com
pany u, Nineteenth Infantry. viii then
march. with the FoIt Larned transportation,
TO Fort Hays, Kansas, and there TAX. post, r, =
lieving Company q, Sixteenth Infantry,
which, upon being 50 relieved, Will proceed
by rail To Fort Wallace, Kansas, and ther.
take post. Before leaving the post, the pres
ent commander of Fort I.trned will cause the
hospital records to be properly arranged and
sent 10 the Surgeon-General Of the army al
Washington, ID. & The other post records
will be securely packed and sent 10 these
headquarters. Commssary-Se James
Ryan, L. =. A, will remain at Fort Larned
until further orders. Post Chaplain David
White is relieved from duty at Fort Larned
and Will proceed TO Fort Hays.
Special OrGeTs No. ll2.-A general court
martial is constituted assemble at Fort Lyon,
Coli. ON the 9th inst for trial of such persons
as may be brought before It. Detail Tor the
Court: Assistant-Surgeon Z. ]. A. Cleary,
Capts. c. w. HotsenbiIler and Luke O'Reilly,
W. NJ. Williams, and A. H. VI. TaySor, Judge
OF the Nineteenth Infantry.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-04
COUNTY ROAED.
proceedings OF ffs~ Roard OF Conn
haissiouers runl.- ne Month Of
Jane. .1S7S.-Omciai-CaI Sc~>ioo.

lame. .1S7s.-Oniciai-CaI Session.
JUNE SRD, ISIS.
Board met pursuant to the call of the
Chairman. Full Board present.
Tue following Resolution was oErred and
Reso!ued, That D. s. Richards i, hereby in
stTucted 10 purchase for the CounIy In.. Street
car levied on 10y Sheriff Lowe tor u.rsonaI
iAk Ias OF Leavenworth Street Car omoany, for
tax and cost.
Adjournment.
On motion Board adjourned to Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
hoard met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
Thos. Stewart presented petition asking
permission 10 hang gates on Atchisop and
Tonganoxie State Road, between Millvood
and EastOn-whlch was ON motion of Com
missioner Squires, granted
Pet1tion OF sundry citizens for the release
OF Ihos. \. Cooney, confined in the County
Petition and afYidavit Of Chss. Fees, now, q
resident OF Parsons, Kan, in reference TO
personal property tax was presented and laid
Claim of NJ. Long of sIGo for services as
1snitor 10 May 4. 1873, Was presented by the
Auditor with the request that IL be referred to
the County Attorney, Commissioner Plckens
moved that the claim be rejected which
motion was adopted
Edward JobsOn presented petition i'm refer
ence 10 taxes upon lots 1, 2, 5, block 80, city
Dy
on the following resolution was offered and
adopted.
Rs',lred, That the County Treasurer be,
and he Is, hereby Instructed to issue To
Edward Jobson without charge q certi hcat-
OF redemption for lots /. 2, 3, in block 49, from
the tax sale OF said lots for the tax Of 1850 and
then the tax marked paid.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to 10 o'clock
A. N. Tomorrow.
JUNE 4, 1873.
Board met persuant to adjournment. Pres
On motion the Clerk was Instructed TO re-
duce the personal property tax of ID. Il. Bick-
~ by deductins the 20 per cent added by the
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned TO 0 A, NJ
tomorrow.
JUNE, 5TH. 1873.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment. Pres
ent-Full Board.
Adjournment.
ou motion, Board adjourned to- p IN.