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PRIaGM'S SPRINGS.
Estes House.

DRIMMS SPRINGS are situated twenty miles
u west of Columbia, in Hickman county, Tenn
and ten miles from Bon Aqua, and Will be open 10
the public june 10th. We have built many new
rooms and improved others to considerable extent.
so that we are much better able to accommodate the
public than heretofore. daily hack Will run from
Columbia to Bon Aqua, via PTimm's. For further
information. see Embry Il Fresson, Columbia, Tenn.
~ Board, 81 per day. d. j. ESTES SONS.
EENWICK HALL, SaYbc0Ok Point, ct.
- Beautifully located on Long Island Sound at
the mouth Of the Connecticut river Easy OF access
from New York By boat or cars AL the attractions
of frstclass watering place; rooms large, well ven
tilated and lighted with gas throughout. Milk and
cream from COWS kept upon the place For further
Information and circulars, please address Hotel
aerkeley Boston, Mass. until June 18th. Open June
25th. Prices unusually low. E STANTON, PrOp'r.
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[BI TELEGRAPH
The following are the latest kilograms of
the domestic markets, as reported yesterday
Il. "a a. "a
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FBeloW high water marx OF 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar. rher wind. R RsIn weather.
700 am 30 Oq5l II | z. Cloudy
200 pm. 3O.O49l 10 NE. - Cloudy.
600 pm. 30.0Obl 10 E. Fair.
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ChaHcery sale OF Real Estate

CnaBcery sale OF Real Estate.
No. 24lS, H-OS07, r. )-Chancery Court of Shelby
helm ct al.
10y virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for sale en-
II tered In the above cause on The 18TH day Of May,
1879, NJ. 3. "a page 357, viii sell at public auc-
ton. TO the highest bidder in front Of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, courthouse building, Main street, in
the Taxing district Of Shelby county, late city Of
Memphis. Tenn, on
saturday, JaIy H. 1879.
within legal hours, the folloygif described property
all situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn to-Wft:
L. lot on the south side OF Union street, being
part OF the original lot on which now stands the
building OF the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
South, of Memphis Tennessee. described follows:
Beginning at the northwest OF said original
east with Union street % feet TO a stake; thence
south at right angles with Union street 14S feet to
stakei thence 1eStWardly paIa e with Union street
~ feet 10 stake on the west line OF said original
lot; thence norhWaTdly along the west llle Of said
lot 1883 feet to the place OF beginning.
z: A lot win the improvements thereon, bounded
as follows Beginning on the vest line of the Beale
street Market ground so feet north OF Beale street,
running thence noTthw5Fdly parallel with Main and
Second Streets 40 feet t) the south side OF the
tension of an alley In bayou GayOsO; thence west
waTdl! al right angles TO The first line 80 fest to
stake; thence souhWardly 20 feet 10 stake; thence
eaStwardly parallel with the north line of Beale
street 30 feet to the place OF beginning. (This lot
will be sold subject to homestead Tights.)
=. j lot with the improvements thereon. de-
scIibed follows: Beginning at the southwest cor
nsr OF the Beale street market ground at point on
the lie OF Beae street, running thence nOrthwaIdly
parallel with Second street sc feet stake In safd
west line; thence weSt8aTdly parallel with Beale
street and on the south lie of said homestead lot
last ABOVE described 80 feet TO stake; thence
sOuthTary parallel with the first line so feet the
north line OF Eeale street; tcence eastwardly with
said street 30 feet TO the beginning (This lot VIII
be sold subject to dover rights.)
Terms or Sale-on credit Of six months; pur-
chasers to execute notes with approved security; lien
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
] N. Gregory. George B. Peters. Attorneys.
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ChanceFV sale OF Real Estate.
No. 2S4z, b C3551, d )-ChsnceTy Court OF shelby
county VIM. X. Moore & Co. vs. Thomas PeaTce.
pY virtue Of an interlocutoTy decree for sale en-
IL tered In the above cause on thu I5tn day OF
April. 1879, NJ B "a page 216, will sell at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder. in front or the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Building Main
street, in the Taxing district OF Shelby county, late
city of Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, JUIY TS, 1879.
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to-Eit An undi-
Nded Interest or moiety in the following described
tracts viz: Lot No. OF the Shelby tract contain
ing 1898 acres; lot No Of the Ward tract con-.
tanning 1101 acres; and the east end of lot No of
the Ward tract, TO be laid on by line running
north and south through said lot lay of the
house and grove around the same, nov or recently
occupied by T. c. Hughes. and TO comprise so acres;
and for a more particular description or which
lands reference is made to the plat on file in this
court in case of 81. B. Wlliford N r. WIllIfoFd
ct al, and TO the decree yesting the title in R. A.
WilifOrd. registered in Registers Office in book So
page 17e; said lands were conveyed to W. d. and
Thomas Pearce by J. Ii. and R, A WillifOrd BIZ deed
dated March 8, 1873 registered in book IL /, page
127 in Registers Office to which reference Is made.
Terms of Saloon credit of and - mon bs;
purchaser executing note with salts factory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10. 1879. R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes q ElfTt. BigelOT 4 Hill, AttOrDeyS
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COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter, Gins Faster,
and costs less money than any other Gin in the mar
ket. Every machine fully and legally guaranteed.
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CRANeyNRY SaT.yeS5-
Chanoery Sale of Real Estate

Ni-AOOAJ JAW VI 4~SoA A>SSatcs
No. 3347, b. (2652, R )-Chancery Count Of Shelby
county-rhOS. q. Chapman vs.. JAS. u. Burke ct al.
d virtue OF an inteTlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered In the above cause, on the 18th daY OF
February, 1879. NJ B. %, psge 204, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder In front of the
Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse building. Main
street. in Taxing district OF Shelby county late city
OF memphis. Tenn,
Saturday. July >, 1879.
within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, towit: Lots g.
g, g. 10, 10, ana OF the subdivision of lot 81
as shown bf commissioners report Of partition and
decree Of December 10, 1878, in case or Lumpkin
VS.. NilseD ct al No. 1922, n. r D. ChanceFy court:
said lots g. 7. g. and 10 zach fronting 43 is fee
Porter street and running back between parallel
lines los feet TO an alley; apd lots I6 II and Is,
each fronting 4B 15 feet Walnut street and rur-
ming back between parallel lines 155 feet to an alley
all near and southeast of the city Of Memphis
Also lot OF the subdivision OF lot 81, fronting
feet -. paTtiuoned TO W. 3. Miller by decree as
stated above.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. This June a. 1879.
r. !. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES

Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Colorado,
Vicksburg; John B. Maude, st. LoulsJ Goa
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ChancerY Of SaIe Of Real Estate

No. 2S45, R. 1852, H.)-Chlncery Court of Shelby
cc1nty-Wm. r. Moore u Co vs.. ". Il. Pearce.
10y virtue OF an interlOeutoTy decree for sale
ID tered In the above cause on the 18th day Of
April, 1879. NJ B. "a page PIG, Will 81 Il at pDolc
auction, to the highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk
ana Master Office, Courthouse Building, Main street,
IN the of shelby county, late city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, July I2, 1879.
within legal hours, the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, towit: An undi-
ylded interest or moiety in the following described
tracts VIZ; Lot No. of the Shelby tract contain
ing 12gLs acresi lot No. 2 OF the Ward tract con-
tanning 1lO acres; and the east end Of lot No. OF
the Ward tract, TO be laid Of by a line running
north and south through said lot as to lay of the
house and grove around the same. now recently
occupied By K c. Hughes, and to comprise 80 acres:
and for more particular description Of which lands
reference is made 10 the plat le In this
case Of Il. B. WillifOrd VS. N R. Williford ct al and
to the decree vesing title IN Z. 4 Wiiliford, regis
tered In Registers Office, in book 80, page I79;
said lands we're conveyed to ". h and Thomas
Pearce by ]. NJ. and g. 4. Williford by deed dated
March 9, 1875 registered In book Ill page I27, in
Registers Office, to which reference IS made
Terms OF Sale-On a credit of Z and l3 months;
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes * Eilett. BigelOW d Hill, AttOrneFs
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

Virtue maketh man on the earth famous
in their graves glorious and in heaven immor-
tai.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

A lady telegrapher says " l make it rule
TO read messages literally, and before the
writer leaves the desk. If you telegraph
two aud two make five, it's not my place to
tell you they make four. / did that once. A
tall old man with cigarette in his mouth,
and u tremendous weed on his hat, gave me
this message. The Fall River boat leaves
the foot of Twenty-third street at four Send
the donlSeys by mail | said YOU'RE mis-
taken, sir the Fall River boat leaves the
downtown pier at five o'clock, not four
shall never forget the look he gave me. Said
he: Young woman, you tend to your bust
ness and III tend to the Fall River boat. -
After that, I'd have sent the Bible backward,
aud called my baby BEAR if a customer so
wrote it OIL the blank.'
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FAors AND Headquarters
pillow.
The barber is not afraid to dye.
What is slush? It's snow matter.
A pleasant roll-a roll of bank-notes.
Common pleas please shut the door.
Snspcnding business-the hangman's.
Openings for deutists-human mouths.
a peer without an equal-Shakespeare.
AT this season of the year expect weather
or no.
Not an author yet Fighter of books--the
expert accountant.
Wire these things thus !? That's what the
telegraph operator asks.
What throat is best for singer to reach
high notes with-a soar throat.
Paper teeth are new invention i'll Ger
many. Paper mash-ay Of course.
A mans good fortune often turns his head !;
his bad fortune as often averts the heads of
his friends.
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MISCELLANY.

RETRIBUTIeN.-In May, 1862, weaver Of
Nottingham brought home loin of veal and
told his wife to cook it for dinner AS he did
not return to that meal, she put the veal aside
untouched. In the evening he came back
and gave her steak to prepare for him, say
ing that he did not care for the veal then.-
After eating the steak he complained of hor-
rible pains, and finally died of COMMISSIONS
The meat he had brought in the morning he
had rubbed with poison, hoping that his wife
would eat it, and she had fried the steak in
the drippiugs Of the dish intended for her de
struction.
When the Royal George sank at Spithead
tile men had just been paid off, and vast
mount of money went down with the wreck.
Years afterward, two divers, employed in re-
moving the remnants of the Inflated ship
from The barbor, found a Tin case full of SOW
origins. Both seized it and struggled for its
possession, until one contrived to smash the
window in The others helmet. The unfoitu-
nate man was drowned, and i'll hauling his
body to the surface, it became entangled with
the air tube of the other and broke it. The
he had wrestcd from his victim, whose fate lie
had shared.
a singular case of retribution occurred in
France ten years ago. A man canned Du-
faure was a manufacturer, in small way, of
essential oils for perfumers at Venice, the
centre of tho French flower country He was
considered well.to do, but in reality was on
the verge of bankruptcy His brother, on
sthe contrary, a bachelor of fifty, was a very
ich man, having accumulated over a million
francs as a contractor at Buenos Ayres and
Montevideo. Since his return he had resided
with Dufaure, and had made will in favor
OF the atters son. When the perfumer found
himself on the brink of ruin, he determined
to retrieve his fortune at the expense Of his
opulent brother. That person was a devoted
sportsman and spent some of his time abroad
with his gan or his fishng-rod. One evening
when returning from one Of his excursions,
he was startled by the discharge of gun in
the thickct bordering the road and the whz-
zing of the bullet past his head. He took to
flight, and as he ran he heard the sound of a
second shot. The searching party, which he
sent out ON his arrival at his brothers house,
found the body of the perfumer in the BUSH
es from which the discharge had been made
From the condition of tho corpse, it was evil
dent that Dufaure had aimed the second shot
at the flying man, when the gun exploded
aud blew his own head to pieces.
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CATAR R H.

The attack sets in with pains in the limbs and hack
asstude, and of ghtness across the forehead
repeated sneezng, watery and inhanicd eyes and In
creased discharge from the nose sometimes there is in
Illumination of the throat and tonsils, and eruption
Of bIisers about tho lips. few pinehes Of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

7 can make money faster at work for us than at
anything else Capital not required; we viii
- start you si2 per day at home made by the IN
dastrious Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere 10 for us. Now Is the time. Costly
entnt ana TENS e. Address True Co., Augusta
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THE SUN FOR 1879.

+. O. BOX, 1860
Nov. 20. -9in.
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Trains through 70 Kenclngton change at Trenton
for West Philadelphia.
Connection Is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Laeknwanna < Western Railroad At Lehgh Junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lehigh 4 Susquehanna, Morris
Essex, and New Jersey Central Railroads. At Lambert
willie with Pennington Railroad. At Trenton with
trains to and from New York, and Camden.
For further information time tables which be
obtained ut the ticket offices.
FRANK THOMSON, L. p. FARMER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
i. w. JACKSON, GenA Supt U. X. II. of N. j. Div.
j. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Belyidere Div.
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DR.. TAYLOR'S
CATARRH POWDER

Snued vigorously up the nose, will dssipate t.
class of caarrh In the chronic stage OF the disease
when it is advanced that the senses of smell
taste and gone, sight and hearing impaired ant
there is continual hawking aud splitting and head
ache the eyes. and offensive odor the breath
the Catarrh Powder will perform radical cure ii use,
regular and pessstently Price % cents For sale b,
the Druggists. Prepared.by Chas A. osmun, propreio
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FRosT BITEs.-There is no simple or bet
ter remedy than the following: Extract the
frost by the application of ice water till the
frozen part is pGable, avoiding all artificial
heat; then apply salve made Of equal parts
Of hogs lard and gunpowdeB rubbed together
until it forms a paste, aud very soon the froz-
en- parts win be weI-.scienttfc Amerfcan.
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A g colored BELLE" accompanied bya gor-
geous specimen of the "man and brother"
passing a. T. Stewards new mansion, re-
marked g That's fine house" THAT'S
so,' said he, q it reminds me of my poor
father's-it's SO different
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Osrnun's Cod Liver OH and Lime

for Consumption, Coughs. Colds Bro nchitis and
all Scrofulous disease. Send for circular
Depot 10, eth Ave. N. Y.
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Pm rutabaSa, and here's where plant
myself" said tramp as he entered a farm
house near Freeport, Ill, and seated himself
at the table. eve alters bile ours said the
farmers wife, and soused him with dish
painful of boiling water.
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He was found dead with an ACCORDION in
one hand and the score of Grandfather's
Clock, y in the other An Ohio jury sat on
him, and returned verdict that he died from
causes to the jury unknown. Ohio juries are
proyerbially charitable. Bazar.
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Beauty is fairy sometimes she hides her.
into the old ivy, and plays hide-and- seek with
the sunbeams, or haunts somo ruined spot,
or laughs out of bright young face.
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"One-half of the world doesn't know bow
the other half lives :" exclaimed gossiping
woman. sob WE'LL, said her neighbor,
" don't worry about it /; faint your fault if
they don't know"
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Two young ladies kissing each other is like
an emblem of Christianity, because they are
doing to each other as they would that men
should do unto them.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

Stale bread can be made very palat-
able prepared in the following manner;
Mako batter Of q pint Of sweet milk
and two eggs beaten together. dip into
this the pieces Of bread until thorough
~ soaked (but DO careful not to break
them) have ready some butter brown
ed on spider or griddle, and fry the
bread to nice light brown; to be eat
On hot with boiled milk and powdered
sugar; . little ground cinnamon sprlnk
led lightly on with the sugar improves
the taste. This makes nice break.
last dish sud can be eaten. for dessert
with soft or hard sauce instead o.
the boiled milk.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25
The New York Christian Adrocat

The New York Christian Adrocat,
says:
I'VE have in TIE South-that is
South Of Mason and Dixon's line-2S
Annual Conferences, IA of them white
and ii colored.
White Conferences: I. Alabama; 2
Austin; 3. Baltimore; 4. Central Tenn
cssee; s. Georgia; 6. Holston; 7. Ken.
lucky; 8. Little Rock; 9. Missouri; 10.
Southern German; II. st. Louis; Y
Virginia; ID. West Virginia; II. Will
mipgton.
Colored Conferences: I. Arkansas;
,. Central Alabama; 3. Delaware; 4
Florida; 5. Lexington; s. Louisiana; Z
Mississippi; 8, North Carolina; 9. Sa'
vaunab; 10. South Carolina; II. Tenn.
essee; IL, Texas; b.. Washington; IA
West Texas.
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Description Of Hays County, etc
We have struck of several hundred
copies Of our revised and enlarged ed
ition Of the above. 10 the fosm OF an Ell
ira of the FREE Pass, and are now
able to supply al reasonable demands
for copies. 1t gives q full and truthful
account Of the county with reference to
History; Area, Locatioui etc FRO
auctions Streams etc, Population
Climate and Heath; Price OF
Lands aud ImprovemsntsI Politics;
Natural Wonders; Different Sections
of the County; Adjoining Counties
Terms Of Renting Land. Exempt
Property, etc., Together with much
interesting supplementary matter.
In view of the labor and expense IN
volved in their preparation aud publ
cation. We have concluded to offer
these extras as follows Single copies
ten cents each;. three copies for 70
cents seven copies for SO cts. twenty
tv COPIES for 81. Copies will be sent
postpaid to any address at the above
rates.
We need not suggest the convenience
and saving of time and labor in send,
ing such paper in answer to inquiries
concerning the county, rather than at
tempt to answer by letter. tt.
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JOY TO THE WoRLD.-The' afflicted may
cow rejoice. A saIe, certain and effectu-
al aptidote to malaria has been found.
CLIrroRDs FEBRHUGE is u perfect remedy
against all d. eases caused by malaria. 1t
not emily breaks the chill, but thoroughly
eradicates the poison. Its action Is truly
wonderful; it cures malarious diseases OF
every kind-Fever and Ague, fntermit-
tent Fever, Rcmittent Fever, Dumb Aguc,
Periodical Headache and Bilious Fevers
Of all kinds. 1t is purely vegetable and
as harmless as water. Try it and be con-
vineed
j. G. RICHARDSON, Prot'r.
For sale by all druggists. St. Louis.
Nov. 23-4w.
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COnsumRtjsn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placsd,in his hsnds BY All East India MISSION
.rv he formula Of . simple vegetable remedy
tor the speedy and permanent cure ef cdnsemp
ton, bronchitis. cassrrb, asthma, and gil thIoa
and lung affections, also 9 positive and Iadlca
cure for nervous debility and all nervous com
plants, after having tested Its wonderful cnraMv.
powers In thousands Of cases, has felt II his dutI
10 make It known to his suffering fellows. Actu
s,sd By this motive, and . desire to relieve hu
man suffering, l will send. free Of charge, to al
WHO desire It, this recipe. with full directions FOL
preparing and using, In German, French: or eng
iish. Sen. by mail BY addressing Win stamp
naming this paper. W. W. Shersr, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York. ~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

A Texas paper gives the following
estimate of the cattle trade in the
State:
Without taking into account the
exports by other means, the following
is the estimate of the number annually
driven to Kansas and other States and
Territories during each of the last ten
years: 1869, $50, OOO;.1S7O, 10000; 1871,
100000; 1872, 100000; 1873, 100000,
1874, 10000; 1876, 12l,GlS; 1876;
321, 1893: 1877, 2O1,1 1878. 22S,738.
These figures foot up more than 5000
600 head, while many thousand have
been shipped by sea and rail.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-25

Plaster Of Paris, mixed to- thin
paste with gum arabic water, is excel
lent for mendins broken glussr chins
or parian ware. but must be used i'm.
nediately. asst soon hardens. 1t il
best TO mix only about enough at q
time to mend one piece. Five parts
gelstine to one Of acid chromate Of
lime put on broken edges with . cam.
els hair brush. and the edges pressed
firmly together for . few minutes, aod
then exposed to the sun, will make .
cement that cannot be dissolved OF
broken any more readily than an I'M
broken piece.
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euro fer Poison.

Take q heaping teaspoonfull OF com
mon salt and as much ground must.
srd:stir 10 . cur Of warm water and
drink quickly. This preparation will
hardly reach the stomach before 1t re-
turns, bringing with il the cause oil
the trouble. Lest aoy remnant Of the
poison remain, lot the white Of an egg
Of . tsaoup of strong coSee be sWal'
lowed as soon a. the stomach is quiet,
because these very common article
nullify a larger number of virulent
poisons than almost any medicine.