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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
That superb Monthly.

The November number.of that SUI
perb monthly, The Housekeeper, is
brim-full of good things, including Il
bill of fare for every day in the month,
a rousing one for Thanksgiving, and
the fullest chapter on oysters we have
ever seen in print The publishers
offer to send it free for two months TO
any lady who sends them the address
of two ladies at each of FIVE post of
fees. The offer is good to Jan. |. 70.
Address, BVCKEYE PUB. Co.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Our neighbor of the Trenton Mir
ror seems to be little jealous because
the Nashville American spoke Of the
Tennessee Central road as the Milan
enterprise, and says that Trenton sui
scribed $4,000 to the road, while Mi
Ian subscribed only $4,000. Well,
neighbor, stir up your people to pay
what they subscribed, and we will
not quarrel if it is called the Trenton
enterprise, but will lead in calling it
so. Don't let us bubble over small
matter. Let us go to work and push
it forward. We haze reliable infor-
nation that steps are being taken to-
wards that end.
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Capt. James T. Bell, of Nashville,
we learn, is a candidate for State
Comptroller. We do not know of a
man we would rather see in that po-
sition. He is fully competent, and,
besides, is one of she pleasantest, po-
litest gentlemen in the state. We
hope our Senator and Representatives
will consider his claims favorably.
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Postmaster General Key has our
thanks for a copy of his annual report
for the year ending June 80, 1878.

Rev. DIR S. Landrum, one of the
yellow fever heroes of Memphis was
last week elected President of the
State Baptist Convention at Shelby
vile. 1t was a well>deserved compli-
ment. DR. Landrum is one Of the no
blest christian gentleman in the coun'
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
HUM R0IDT
From the Humboldt journal

j. j. Anderson, of jackson. wh1 i.
somewhat deranged, started from this
place on last Friday, toJackson, walk
ing, but after going mile or two he
was overcome, either by fatigue or q
heavy dose of morphine he had taken
before leaving, and lay down beside
the railroad. and was in the rain that
fell that night. He was found next
morning quite sick, and brought back
TO this place. Since Saturday, he has
been at Mr. H. +. Birdsong's very
low, and is not expected to recover.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
CHANCERY SALE
of Real Estate.

4 j. White " Il. II. Cracker
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN IETERLDCU TO-
/ ry decrc rendered IN the above "a nscs at the
July special term, lS7S. of the jhIlcvry court,
at Hum boldt. Tenn. ! will on the
Goth day Of November next.
sell to the highest bidder ii the jwn OF Milan.
Tenn. the following described tract OF ianG H.
ing in the first ciyii district OF Gibson county.
Term. bounded nortl hy e. T. HuJlcr, cat by
J. f. Franklin, south ty " M Crosby and west
byte. W. sims. containing - acres more or less.
Sold to pay balance of purshase money.
TERMS O. SALE.
On a credit of seven mon Is: purchaser will
bc required to execute his note with good Sccu-
rity. ard ct lien retained On the land 10 secure
the payment of the same.
I'll. WILLIAMS, c. .yM.
October :3th 1S7S
Martin a Gladney. Soil rs. nOv1-It
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Very special Notice.

All persons indebted to me are re-
ouested to come forward and settle as
soon as possible, as NY old business
must be closed upimmediately. ] hope
tbis notice will be sufficient.
Nov. Z, 1878. W. A. WADE.
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CHANGER SALE
OF
Valuableproperty
TN MILAN.

A. Jordan. Adm r cf Josef b J cUttr. decd. g.
A. g. Denton. CT ais.
TN OBEDIE*CE1OA AN IN" FIR LGCUTO-
-R.ry decree rendered at the July special
term. ISIS of the Cha 1rcry Court ut humboldt.
Tenn, ] will sell 10 the highest bidder in tn,
town of Milan, Gibson county, Tenn. on the
3Oih day of November next.
The following described tract OF parcel Of land
lying in the 18th Civil District of Gibson coun-
ty. bounded a. follows: Beginning on stake
81 feet from a L. railroad. and 20 feet south
west froiH DIR Orlando Lcwtcr's southwest curn-
or. runs thence northwest PARALLEL with said
Lev tcr's line. 133a pole to a stake. thence
southwest. - 3 poles to n stake. thence south
east l2si poles t. a stake. 80 feet from said II r.
then northeast parallel with the raiirOad. = %
poles t. the beginn ny; cor tanning acres. Bee
ing the lot upon which the said Denton dwell
ling house stands, and lSn two acrcs adjoining
the above described lot living on the southeast
end Of the above described lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
On credit of l. months without the equity
Of REDEEM ptiOn; purchaser will be- required to
execute note and good security f1r the pur-
chase money. and lien retained 0H he proper
ty To secure the pnyIsent Of The same
=. J. WILDiAMS. {. * VI.
October 2Sth, 1888.
". VI Metal. sol 4. nCGI-it
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CHANCERY SALE OF
Real Estate
IN MILAN.

IN THE CHANCFRY COURT AT HUM
EuLDT, TENN.
Bcrnheim Bros. r. Il. Alpea ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCE TO Az INTERLOCUTO:
i ~ decree rendered in The above cause. ut the
December term. iS1I, and renewed at the July
special term. 1873. of the Chancery Court. at
humboldt. Tenn, | will on the
3OIh dap Of November. 1878,
sell for cash, t. the highest bidder in the town
oi Milan. Gibson county. Tenn, the following
Tenn. bombed on The west by FIR nton road
mouth by john I. nuke's lot. east unknown,
and sOnth by " n Algea.
III. WILLIAMS, C. M.
pctqhSr -. lnt. nOy1-it
W VI. MrCal, Srl'r.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
IN MILAN

John & Shepherd vs. II. Il. Richardson
IN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCET0-
L ~ decree rendered in the above cn,;se at tn"
july special term 1873, of he Chancery Court
at Humboldt, | Will on
Saturday the a0iI, day Of November.
Sell to tie highest bidder in the town Of Milan,
on a credit0 If seven months. without red mp
ton. the following described town lot. stunt
ed in toe town Milan. Tenn bounded on toe
northeast by Main street. southeast by iii eli,
on the northwest line Of TAYLOR Il Wheeler's
lot and on the west by the Miss. Central rail-
road right of way. containing 49, acres. ami
known as the HouStna hichardson lot. Note
aud good security WI he required ut tie pur-
chaser. and lien retained upon the premises
to secure the same. I'd. WILLIAMS.
Rankin u Rhodes, rol'r>. {. * NJ.
SCplH-It
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EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. Nov'R %, 1879,

The American Public Health As
sociation is to meet in Nashville next
wear
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Do NotFail to
Read This.

1t is important. No
credit. No bad debts to
collect. No long prices.
No calicOes to give
away, to get you to buy
something else.
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Chancery Sale Of
Ian II.

vi Ware. AIm'r, kc., vs. PIKE Taylor e, ais,
and Nary faylor vs " G.. Iavlor ct ais.
T-N OBEDIENCE 10 AN INTERLOCuTO-
= ny decree rendered in { e above cun~ol;-ist.
c1 causes, nj fhc July special Term. 1873, Of the
Chancery court ct tumbolC t. Tenn, will on
Saturday. the 3OiE. day OF November.
sell 10 the highest bidder in the town of Milan.
Gi5sGr county, Tenn. the tract of nd naine'
in the ricadies in this cause: lying in The !3th
Civil Dist-irt. of Gibson COUNTY. or ~ much
as will be sufficient to pay the Its, cnkts. Sc,.
tf Che estate Of WIN. 1avl I. deceased. except
che Dover % the " dow Mary Tay Tor J be
boundaries of he land to be sold, will be made
known ON tho day of faic,
TERMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money 10 be paid
in cash. the balance on Il credit of one and two
years, IN eqnnl payments notes md good secur-
ty will be required of the purchaser. aud Il fier
retained on the land to SecE e the payment of
the same. I. J. " WILLIAMS, E. d NJ.
October 23rd. ls72
McCall X Ware. Soir nov7-4t
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
IN MILAN

+. B. Naughter vs. J. h. p. Clements.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCUTO-
July special Term, ISIS. Ofthe Chancery Court
at Humboldt. will on
Saturday The both day of November.
Sell to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve
months. barring equity Of redemption, in the
toEn Of Milan. Tenn. the following house and
lot. situated in the said town of Milan. and
bounded on the southeast by the right of way
of the Louisville X Nashville railroad. on the
northeast by Onions lot. on the northwest by
Clements lot now occupied by one Hare. and
on the southwest by - street. snd known as
the original Clements lot ami house. Purchaser
will be required 10 execute note and good secu-
rity for the purchase money, and lien retain
ed on said property 10 secure said note.
ID WILLIAMS, {. & VI.
Rankin 4 Rhodes solGs, septic u
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i,n day orDec. 1875 are O'Clock y. M.

the following dereriJod tract of land lying in
the 18th civil district Of Gibson county: Begin
ming ut a stake in tkc lawn. Ruby lne's north
east corner. runs with the lawn 81 LOlcs to a
stake. large rnti oak AMI black oak POINTERS
VI Cummings narthwest corner; thence south
- poles 10 stake. black oak md ~ posi- oak
and dead black il'k POINTERS; thence south G2
poles Ia a stake on q. :. Cunningham = north
boundary: thence west - poles to Ruby Ings
southeast corner; cnce south with her line llg
poles 20 the beginning. Containing 81 'crt>,
il being lot No. > in the division Of ths Wool
son lind. AID sold for division.
TERMS, - cash. balance on a cred of one
and Two years. notes with good personal secur
ty and lien retained on thc land to secure the
unpaid pur,hase money. NJ. c. II JLMES.
Nov. IL. 1873. Clerk
". VI. Mccall. s0l'r.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

July special terra. los. OF tue hancerN touit
al Humboldt. / will sell to the highest bidder
in the town of Milan, Gibson county, Tenn,
on
Saturday Che 30fb day of November,
the following described property. 10 wit:
One store honse and Let formerly occupied by
Joseph Lewrer, drug stOore, aud situated
in the town Of Milan. Gibson county. Tenn,
on the south or southwest side of Main street.
in said town. fronting sad street about rs feet.
and runs back 80 feet to another lot OF said
Lewter. and adjoins the lot of A. jordan on
the southeast and the lot of Samuel p. Clark
on the 40 theast. known in Milan as LeWtcr
drug store.
Also. one other lot in Milan. being the lot
above N ntoned 'as one other lot of said
Lewter, and fronts Williamson street III feet,
and runs back ~ feet to 5. p. Ciarks lot, an d
bornded on the northwest by the lots of VI. ID l.
Jordan and the said lot of Arch Jordan. an by
the above named lot; on this lot there is u two
story Brick House The house aud lot will be
sold subject to the Widows dover and home
stead.
Also. one tract orland If about los acres. ly-
Ing near the northern line # the Co poration
OF said town of Milan. in said county pt Glib
son and formerly occupied BY W. ID. Clay. Il
being part % this W. ID. Fields hSmestead.
and including the frame residence OF " u.
Fields, bounded on the south and east ~ the
Memphis and Louisville raiifont, on the west
and south by the lot OF land belonging 10 A q
Denton, Of about Al acres, sold by Joseph Lew
ter 20 him. and on the north and east by the
lands of II. A. Fields.
Afro one lot of iaud within said county and
state. near said town of Milan. containing
about "a acrcs. bounded east by iNarns
Browning. sorth by the same, west by K. \.
Algea, and north by the Memphis x Louisville
railroad right Of way.
TERMS OF SALE. One third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day Of
sale and the balance on a credit of Of e and two
years in equal amounts. Notes and Q od .ccuri-
ty will b. requi cd Uf the purchaser for the
deferred payment. and lien retained upon the
property to secure the payment ct said notes.
] will also sell al the same tiITe and place f.
the highest bidder for cash. 1903 fees dressed
pine ling plank. POO fee; potlar flooring. ut
Cade Loving's planning Mill. In Milan. also
one wardrobe and one fine carpet. sale in law
full hours. L. j. WILLIAMS, {. X VI.
W. NJ. Mctall, sol'r.
Sept 10Th. 1873. septl"-it
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COUNTY COURT
SALE OF
Ian ID

J. A. McAlster ct ais " Ruby Ing ct ais.
TNPURSU ANCE OF DECREE RENDER
L ed at the Novb'r term. ISIS. VI the Caurty
Court. of Gibson county. Tenn renewing a
CORNER order ofsBie in the case of !. 4, Meal
lister ct aire- Rtfi,r Ing ct ais The under
the highest iierfnsf Town of Ni,Sr' Tenn.
on the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
w ar Declared

THE undersigned respectfully announces
u that he has perfected arran semenfs with IN
eli ana rel able manufacturer 10 furnish tull
! octave. iron frame. with Agraife trcf' 2 une
corners. ryea 10 sand pure rosewood fiano-
% g. . &c known as tho
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Propert y
IN MILAN

Arch Jordan Admin' r Joseph Lewtcr, dee d IS
Eugenia 4. Duncan ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCE TO An ISTERL0cTT0-
Iry decree rendered in the above cause at the
july special terra. 1873. of the Chancery' Court
al Humboldt. / will sell to the highest bidder
in the town of Milan, Gibson county, Tenn,
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MILLINERY.
MRS. d. a. ssaEPHERL q CO.,

No. 7, NegO Street,
are cons stantly receiving new supplies to their
already large stock of fMII.LsNEEY GOODS,
which contain all the Novelties of the season,
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To some pungent remarks of a profes.
sional brother, western lawyer began
his reply as follows May it please the
Court: Resting on the couch of repub.
iican equality as do, covered with the
blanket OF constitutional panoply as I
am, and protected by the @gis Of. .Ameri-
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spise the buzzing of the professional in
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{anle attempts to penetrate with his
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COMMUNICATED.
Primary Elections

E"Hor Nro"ycJ"1y Times
Your last paper being filed with
arguments asainstlh he primary system
OF nominations, recommended by tn e
State Executive Committee, it NAV
be in order in this issue to take a
view o. the opposite side Of the pic
tu..
Your correspondent has read with
care both your editorial and the com.
munication signed "a Uumpson
Dcmocrn," and he has failed to find
q single argument against the prim-
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with equal, if not greater force
agains. the convention system.
Before reviewing these arguments
let us briefly compare the two sys-
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much Of the opposition to the primary
system arises from ignorance on the
part Of the people rs to its aim aud
workings.
Doubtless The chief object of the
State Executive Committee in re-
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10 abatc, if not entirely rcmuvc. TIL c
very thing, strangely used as al arsu-
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in the shape of cliques, wirepulling
and nxegrinding," Such are rather
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rrimarie', IT. m the tact that it is
mi {! easier ipr wirc-pu.crs tn mani.
Pu!n,c lew Meh than 10 manipula tc
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consequences o: sclf.abu-e may be radically
cured without the dangerous nsc of internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out n mode Of cure ut once simple.
certain, and cfioctna!, by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what Iii. condition
may be. MAY cure himself cLeaply. and
radically
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