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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 4O3, R DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, TennesEee-Margaret Campbell, in
her own right and as Administrative ofJOhn
B Campbell, deceased, VS.. The unknown
heirs Of said John b Campbell. deceased.
DY virtue Of a decree for sale, entered in
- this cause September p. 1881, in mimi C
auction to the highest bidder, in front Of the
courthouse door on Main street, Memphis
Tenn, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a certain trust
the 2lst Of January, 1850. and duly recorded
in book No. l29, page AZ of the Register &
oflce Of Shelby county, Tennessee, default
having been made therein. | will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
Saturday, October 22d, 1881,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
1. A certain lot Of land, situated, lying and
being in the county of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee, known and described as follows;
Beginning on the east side Of an alley betweel
Poplar and Bear streets, near tho city OfMom
phis, commencing at the south line Of wnst
was formerly George Waechter' lot, and Tuu.
ming south on said alley thirty two Feet;
thence eastWardly seventy-fye feet; then r
southWardly again one hundred and twei ~
six feet, more or less 10 the bayou; thence
eastwardly seventy-hve feet; thence norm
wardly one hundred and ffty-eigkt feet, more
or less, with Nicholas huppert's line; thcl re
westwardlg one hundred and fifty feet Min
the line Of said Waechter's former lot 10 tae
beginning.
q, Also another lot Of land in said county %
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, being nenr tae
city OF Memphis, beginning az the n0rtb wrsi
corner ofSchlOcker's lot on Hupport street.
and running thence north forty.two iost;
thence east one hundred and fifty feet; the4c.
seuth forty-tWo feet: thence west one hundred
and City feet 10 the place Of beginning, to-
gether with the all the Improvements thereon.
and the easement In a spring east Of said iot
Terms Of SalO-Cash.
This September 2, ISL
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
Isaac Morrison. sol'r for complt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No fy& 81, ER'BBG f9"R' 5SG Court y Of fRSISy Brown SSTn5
ct al.
QY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
lst day Of June. 1874, and renewed November
II, 1880, and July 10, 1881, l will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, in front of the
clerk and masters Office, courthouse Of the
Taxing District Of Shelby county, Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
saturday October LIST, 1881,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Sholby county, Tenn,
to-Wit:
Lot on south side Of Linden street, in the
city Of Memphis, beginning at a point so feet
from the intersection of the east line Of eau
sey street with the south side Of Linden street:
thence east 20 feet; thence south LOO feet;
thence west 20 feot; thence north 100 feet to
the beginning.
Also lot on west side Of Main street, in said
city, beginning at intersection Of west line Of
Main street with the north line of Alabama
street; thence nerth with said west line 80
feet: thence west and parallel with said line
l27h feet; thence south 10 Alabama street 50
feet; thence east with the same to the begin
ming.
Also lot in said city beginning at a point on
the west side Of Causey street feet from tho
Intersection Of the - line Of street with
the - line Of - street; thence -
feet; thence - feet; thence - feet; thence =
feet to the beginning, being 60 feet front with
house on same numbered l47, Z
Terms of Sale-0h a credit of Q, II and 18
months. note with security required Of pur-
chaser, lien retained, etc.
This September 5th, 1881.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Mastor.
CIV Frazer, r Frayser, Bigelow q Hill,
solicitors. 48H826
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II. A.

or N. A. Dauphin, at
No. 2I2 Broadway, New York,
Or No. 6 West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Gems. g. I. Bedurogard and Jubal A. Early.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30

D. " CALDWELL, W L. UBRIEN
Gent Mgr, GenI P. & I. Agt,
Columbus, 0. Columbus, o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30

JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
287 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
Nnfica An fhe PnhIin

Notice to the Public.
The public are hereby cautioned against
sending any money or orders 20
hUkES &CO., So Nassau St. New York
CITY, as authorized by the Louisiana State
Lottery Company TO sell It's tickets. They are
hooding the country with bogus circulars
purporting TO DO Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and are frauduIeDtly rep.
resenting themselves as its agents. They have
nc, authority from this Company TO sell its
tickets and are not its agents for any purpose.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans, La, July 4, 1871. W&sSS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30

M labor vas oxcoodlnnIrbur-
the contrary, was followed BIZ
Iron TONIC, from which, ~
1 found that my natural fofco
ling II I have done twice tho a.
rese With the tronQuii unITo
utho Tonic has not done tho
I christian Church. Tror,O.
, 1881-12-09
SISTERS OF MERCY.

Forthcoming Seitai" eMtettttfaf CetcfrA.
slu,, nr tlle Founding OF the Or.ior.
sptelat Dt,pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
t;INtHNNATI, o.. bee. 8.-Tho Golden Jubisoc,
or clni'centonnInl celebration Ut tho fnnIlAtng
Of tho or'!or VI tho Shtcrs Ut Mercy. wilt iako
plnce nt tho Church Of tho Atonecnt, this city,
next Aton,lay. Sin,nt,cra or tho order frtfn dit.
farnnt parts 0f tho ctIt,ntry will bu III ntteill-
nnce. Il dispatch l,na hs.in received trum Fots
iet,. IN which his b,1se'1lctlon Il 9i,en atld
p1ehnty Indulgence Erll,tcd to tho entlro orirr
MI thu dAy or tho anniversary. High stass will
bo celcbrnic,l md Il surol rreRcl,ed IN all tho
pnrrnt HOUSES of tho order oil that tny.
In this city ronsl1cni High Mas will
lso eelebrntetl at tho thnrri. Of the Atunemcut
hy ItstInp rAHbllt, bf tho D|0test nf COvttiHlun,
asslatcl !y twGBty-t.ur priests. llnytln's Third
Mass will l.e sung lw n select choir of FORTY
vnices, eelrcted frt,m ltIu different Cathuir
charctlcs q tho city. md li,sh!p Elder. coh>,'.
tor to Archbishop I'ureril+ Will deliver Rl,ccu
tflacDurs... ThD Drtter WIS fsu,tcd In IrGtand hy
Mother AncCMutcy. fThu Sisters hnyDtH tl,UmI-
selves to nlI noDt works. during THO Rebellion
thoy were Ut tho greatest AHrv!cu. Their 1o.lsn
In this eIty was illlet; with SICK prisoners, who
recu'yal careful nursing. Members oi the
t,rfcf Wure found on Mnny lmttltflGlde and III
hospitals Nursing tho ws'itntlcd.
, 1881-12-09

It Is impossible for II woman nftcr fnlthinl
cn.srs,. III treatment with Lydtu T.. rlnkhnlM'a
Vegetable CUlnm,li1lu to cuntln.te to suffer with
q weakness Of tho uterus. !nGIore H stump III
Mrs. i.ytlIu Il. FiNkh,nI, 3eI Wcatorn avenue,
Lynn. MISS. for her pun phlCt.
, 1881-12-09
IIfT75UNE Hii.i.VC7I OFFTOEy


IN ORDER rs ACCOMMODATES gu
estnGlisetl rniIH Uil,ces ii ihN d!i0Tut ivisi,s
nA,lesiyfMtcI balow wl,arn atvn!sl.cnunt: viii hv
% hes lid IL Vii III u T;:ssx$ sSsosk j. MI eA "
s H. siMMs. dSi i"Sk.oers and satouos,, Il,
JEn9,,S J.. .ATonus. Druggist. .:sts7 1nd,ana.av..
w. MuGlMAS Druggist corner rhsr,y-rst ua
III. i. D0W 4 20, cnruer oakwool boulevard and
C0ttnEa urove.nr,, tMMk!nna: M ,,,,,
FRANK sQuAii.. Irars,sh Isi West Madlson.st.
4 si;ili:j'i,Eit druggist, VI wss. 1.uko.at. cor
T.: 4, ,nMTi:l!i. Druggist sn South ila'ssod.st..
H. i. KiiAE1r, druggist, GIL West Madisu,,-st, cor
ns SAsi:s AlinM'i It. KlnKhuyx co. druggists. III, sualh
'S' J. ". S WaiSWitiiifT. l Wruuxlst ss wcs. Mad
''T!Ii Vii. s%SiG,sHS. Druggist, ~: p,uo 1.and.av-
'.. III. e. Ht:titIcK. jswelor. Scw.loa,sr uud Fnucy
Ggotls, 5Al !.n*c:at sa,r''er i.!Mcnlti,
nFnss's'' Isl otta i4a's1sa'
,' s0r.u. ",.'.. ?XS1i,yr,1 n.y1sloX ,.
c1srs.snl snlIMGIt;AM r,iI ;iS,, Gu '"3't'' isSo'sh
EM. W1l:LIA si5 4 CU.. druggists. cii tasraboo.at.
.ii1tIs W II. NEEisE. Printing md Advertising
s'A'' ''"' "''3 suH1 ll1sXH. ''' ''' 'S'S"''~
s,oopn!cl1Q. now. iir,sssi, s 1ryao rart.av. ana
Fitty.stIlr!-At.
rxs1x,waon x!S !HS9aiiffcS" uIif2s corner wentworth.
nv. ahd Elrstnnl-st.
aso.eE w nuiitA iHEAxsTss; i'scss;pt, sta,ouor. and
EuWsdHhlsr. ~
CS. WELLS. Pnst-t'fllcc, M1,a Druggist. Evanston.
Vail l1lfHrNnf-k$.
, 1881-12-09

tQc,s tkU velvet, urs perhaps trathrr ltkn Tho
breMat Of y t'l''rkcI tnwi, but II 10 not a swcot
sensation tU tD,lgt him.
, 1881-12-09
TREES AND FRUITS.
rh. Third Days Session Of the Hor.
49, t{eulturists Mainly Devoted to
the Former.
,sor Wnnt More Trcc.rfantfng and
Less lndiscriminntc Destruction
Of Forests.
.npapl to tho State Board Of Agriculture
N'f for Information on the Sub
ieot,

xn,,hcrr lll!nols Horticultural HncIety tonnu
their third Nas Jul. ne",. y. .v t,a..
c.ac 1lose yesterday .aofnR rtesaeat 'us
IN the ehnIr. Tho Following n1llecrH "f tho state
e..ts,y ~ we're c[octal: l'resrut, Capt. Edward
i'oI'cMer' ~ u"I,,h,r,r. snnro,,,. n IL
n.Isba, nu Of MorrIs: Treasurer, y Il. Mlpklcr, ot
,nwcyt knt,kakoe WIS chnsrn .ts tho plnca for
~. no, nun,uI meeting, to l,p held On tho seq
..d .u% rnestloy II, 1lrcr,ubur, ls>e..
~ ~, vnrt,ioru St,crty theu convened, With tho
.s,o,, AIR 4. q, Mh.klcr. In TIM tt,nir. Of-
rfes"s.' ,ho ,ns,,Irv v.or ,vrrc ,,ctrl m fn1-
dsefs LOT 'uo 49,. ,,.,,,', T., at1s,.,",r,
lors; ,!a.',an,s rresa 1n", cr',y If ,.rys,", tuk
samuel Ew"s o. Meva t.mr nsy'
r. scott, VI ''A!eha; Heeofasf's secretary, y
Il, Oaluaha. ot hf0rrs; Troasnrnr, l.. Woolar1,
= af Marrnuo. Tho next anl'uai meeting wilt bo
oua Taes'iny 'n 1anuary, lssl
NY w"onnMS ss.'on SsXs r1AT n rnE =,
r,,a 'sus ir.ro,s tin f,1in,vur, ,,rcn,riin uri,
'..,sI.p ksusskeo. o"'''' '0' 1'o"'" p'''"'o A''"
WHEREAS, THO people Of tho State Of Illinois
.Ec .lsnE Immense as,aounts or timber, md tho
md yloYsiuK wlth anxiety md deep concern tilo
moiJ iIsipl,earhncr of our forrats: therefore,
ftsoii4tt Tint wo Recommend! alId enrncstIy TO.
quest NJ persons Ril., haeo NY iterGst " ths
hnTtcann.M' f. ha.1nsI III I, ,n,t,na ~ nni
oa sate t;"yerucnt to ,se iii ffr anll ht,ur.
III III men3 to n and encourage tIio farmers to
nv more Intention 10 tror. pi utiK atid muko
eapa.a ,c'crn,cs af,ofc tn tbo rrso,ut,on md
tabl that tho forests Ut tho stato weFo bulug
i4r would result In M Increased rnfalI, as well
Law, n ,,rn,itah1c {uycs.n,cnt for fnr,,,nra n
vas suavcste" that tho Legislature shos''d DO
asked to enact laws TOR tic encouragement ht
, 1881-12-09

1I1Ot SAl.E-.D ACRES IN SEC. 10, ~,
~ II. ut atctruss. uppusitu sutton. Ht bn bar arlnin
MEAD 4 t'UE,
Ia3 In SntiH-tt.
, 1881-12-09

ErOls SALE-A FRAME BUILDING.
t,nrss . nna tat. VIZ: M ~ n, ha';nsss ; ;s;treyt
property, 0r vaGant us !nkgn l rutt pHYlt1ent
- HENRY "A1tsEII .IH.,
rJi.nt.
, 1881-12-09

E70Is SAJ.E-sO OR 80 ACRES Il SllDIIT
u distance northwest from I'unlAn nnd cl0sut 10
depot OH Wusturn ltt!unA ItnlIrunl.
HENRY WALLER JtS.
5Nntf,
, 1881-12-09

1JOK SAI.E-llOUSES AND LARGE
lots Mt lt,1stnso at t7O. A<D, tt,.UL st,1D, attd
x2y1. un easy pAynsnts. The highest land md beat
S'rtbtitttt. A5s In Sultn-et
, 1881-12-09

TOR SALI;-:,00 FEET On CENTRE
IL n.y., uHrtIc,lat curner Ut Fnt nuEen.sLt u.Iu Df
MEAD X COZ.
lHI La Snt1t-st,
, 1881-12-09

1J,Ols SALE-AT \ UAlttiAIN-A NEW
l. sturo building With three living tuuIns Hbuye. In
thtlYHH tuwn; VAL suIl caleAn II lak0n .Dntt, IA
owner hna ntiAnRol Als bISlnGss, Apply 10 0EEM i
EU., Columbus, Nab,
, 1881-12-09

1TOK SALE-A GOOD .-S'rORY AND
a. tnsenIrtIt brick hUuRe l0 rtInns, near nAknfd;
st.!i1 and f;1tsM. Is. +. HEAD. u Majnr lIiock-
, 1881-12-09

TOR SALl;-4A FINE lsIlICk BUILDING
IL utl Wust IlulAHn-Ht., tluVl1 jmylnn over IL ttr
cut't Hut- itESltf WA!.i.E!s H..
, 1881-12-09

1IsDI. SALE--IIEI.E Is 4 BARGAINS
Z: Is st. T. ituiIr,at!. Frlco tGD ryr nery IIOrKlN
suN 1 Sll4tA. II l1eAEutrM.Et. ltn0A y.
, 1881-12-09
4 - = = = - = = ~
TII!rty.tH0 ncFes In Hee. t. X H. on Uvl.inn-st.
WlLl4lAM f;AItSEl-T,
ltturlu r rn-xt

IGOR sALE-1u LOTS CONNER OF
ELlltJIT X CLARK. ~ Metropolitan HUck
, 1881-12-09

II1OR SALE-CIlEAP LOTS ON LEN
II natnn, Eolk. and Du kHtb-ats.. Agtwaen 1.unvltt
! st. uild UKilpl1-ny. MEAD l. CUE,
t Lit snlln.ht.
, 1881-12-09

JlyOIs SALE-l3lG HAl,nA1N-lWA ACRES
H. ill., Surth Township, Lake Cpnnty. lntla!sn. near
rur,,nsj ind rbyur H. Il t:ANEl1S, li3 1t. FatIt,.xt
, 1881-12-09

E1OR SALE-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE,
IL with very Wide lot in good lncaliun, Wnst hIdg,
tAtU; Inrgan. HENRY WAll.Efs ill.,.
49, I; I}uarlUrI>.H2
, 1881-12-09

THON SAl.E-a GOOD FRAME NUlLD-'
IL luKs un tho West 6l!lS ta,4A funtlna for tlH4.
HENRY WAGl.Et jill.
E4ailfIl
, 1881-12-09

"ANTED-A MATCHMAKER. CALL
.,vf tndax nhnnt II Il. III. at J. II. PUHDy 4
, 1881-12-09

1JNUIs ShLE-SOUTH CHICAGO LOTS,
IL blocks, md nitcA for n,nntfMctnrlts. Several
slolee 1s!Mess cornnrs Ut basllst. D.s. IA iLUit
, 1881-12-09

1I1OR SALE--NICE COTTAGE ON OAK
H. tey-st.. mar Fnltnn. fDr tl.GJl
Flio cottnKu an WllcIG.tur.hv mar Van lsuren-
st.. fUr &tialL X. KES$Ebt, lii Lii Hu Ile.kt.
, 1881-12-09

ITUKSALE-FtNE ACRE TRACT NEAR
j. Pullman. HENRY WALLER IH.
II tkHnr
, 1881-12-09

ITOll SA1.E-ta5 WEST ADAAlS-SI'.,
east Of lii,uonl 9'stoty A,d basoHautI lot 3lx
III MEAD r luE, ttJ la tAlt9.St. -
, 1881-12-09

1TOlt SALE - CAIlttO1.lrAV.,- NEAL.
u Wuol fs!n!o hnsu of lG rounst $AjD. +. a.
IENSEtAW4 Liu La kALe.Mt.
, 1881-12-09

13.UK SALE-FIFTl1-AV., NEAR VAN
70 !n!Gi,.at.. vncaht luz s3., per fOut. f. A. HEN
SHAW, l1u liz tn1tu.yL
, 1881-12-09

11O1s SALII-o0ll.Nts5 FEET-'rI1E BEST
L. vlcllt buAlnuss cUTnnF uH tho Snttf Side.
HENRY WAt1Eft Jk,
1J1 l)nlrtlttl
, 1881-12-09

pOAND-MAN. WIFE, AND ClllI.D
40 w1nt furnished rpuni with boAr In rlvnio fun
~, " whpto theru ara tow bokrsofs. AadEuss t..
Irfilund il1ic0.t.
, 1881-12-09

L,Ols SALE-rEN ACRES, ONE MILE
II Wpst Of thu city limits, mt II bnrxnIn
HENRY WA1..Eii Jit,
jEt.FItH t.Af
, 1881-12-09

IGOR SALE-5oXl0O, WITH BRICK
Iana ae sstt e9f,gs fnr g. nsK u Mans i" oak tk
, 1881-12-09

T1UIt SALE-!D FEET On INDIANA
~ Nv, north uf Furty;s.cond*kt. west 'front.'
MEAD Il cUE, III IM Sni1c.kt.
, 1881-12-09

TU1t SAf.E-UY j.. GUO1KfDGE L. CO.,
II III West Mahiklf1- III. ~
aJxuJ.iM;ruvul. Mndlsntl-at nenE }csplnlnca. 81 0
htDHc.tEunt Ilsu ulid lot. WarrGn.AS.} I.unndlAtB
pnsseskltj1i; kHLlktl -...
tIxttl. Autlisul.nf.. near riIFOnp. . -
Nriek hu!lin,E and lot, MRdisuEl.ss, near Ashland
h.,. HUI.
, 1881-12-09

'1NOIl SALE-5DN1:sS FEET ON WEST
IL Madsnn-at.. thsnphpl1-hy,, fltN per fout-
EII4lll*r 4 CLARK. IL Mnirikuutitnn HIuck.
, 1881-12-09

1JUlt SALE-NO. 5l.N INDIANA-AV.,
~ two;atoFy aaa oas.Iasnt M @ n5Sk house et!Yple,a
sumo sidewalk, atu, elc.t (0t IxlI fuHt sum At-
I,13 uniY tl +. a. isHAtiu CO., III WHYhinKtsHuL
, 1881-12-09

E,OR SAI.E-tN FEET ON AD.AsIS-ST.,
j INST Of Wester!l.Rv. MEAD Il hLtJk,
In kuI
, 1881-12-09

WANTED-A COMMERCIAL LlTIlO-
w. KtuphIe enErnrrr. Address ttAMSEi, Aili.-
LETT E1Ei>StIS. knnsMs LILY. A.t.
, 1881-12-09

TOR SA I.E-Sr Attest, T.,NEAkTtIIllrY-
say.ntl y feet ut &o' ppr ftot. +. A. ultAGG i
CO.. NJ WnHinGt0u-Hl.
, 1881-12-09

TOR SALE-VEltY,C Y,CI1EAr-A CHOICE
~ da,m nt ~ nesss or " tank y o. fiver a,.d I'd.
Astce Uher cnelyaIl. Thts must hu 40!A clos8
estAtH. lluFKlSbUN hlAtA, III nshEbOtn-sL,
, 1881-12-09

IiNOK SAf.E-rEN ACRES AT CHICAGO
IL Lawn at II bargain. ItENItr WAlA.Elt .I1i.,
III Danfttlrn.st,
, 1881-12-09

NTANTED--EX KNIFE
" cutler 90 pants, UveFaIIE, md ahlrtb- Apply
, 1881-12-09

1JlOls SALE DOCK PROPERTY ON
IL NnTlh Hfanch. curnsr Eiybpurru Elueni 3!7 feet
on river pIrt!alIy improved. BAIRD Il BRADLEY,
lt,)Uj1 IL u LII SAIlU.Ht,
, 1881-12-09

rT,O RENT-GOOD STORE, :,0l5 COT
4. taxe tirNvt-ay.; nnly FL. .A1sn, runiral.lLght
bIAribgnt- III North CInrx-st make finn IusHiuMt
erntcry. It's y. W. EfuItKs& ~ WA.h!ngtuii-st-
, 1881-12-09

TUANTED-SIATE, TIN, AND IRON
,,It tnofcra. K1NsLEv 1ilsUS. L M1t.t.Etts Il
, 1881-12-09

E,Olt SALE-AN OFFER WANTED FOR
IL Two lots OIL 2oWry-st., LnMntA1e. T. IL TEbuhu
T1OR SALE---t0 ACRES ON 1}EtiT RAIL-
- ruad, at thu crossing " thu 4rund Trunk.
a. ".. HENRY WAl.t.Elt l1Lt
LII llrurbtIt ttl.et
, 1881-12-09
Cf}UNIIel j, NE.1L EyY.f4E.

1TOll SALE-50O CRY LOTS FREE AT
uaa!4a A9M,ala Eouny kaa: t!!s lHtxSss haul. =:
sum- lDgth nj iiIAe; ulnul ygAsY ul!j population
about +un Apply to CYRUS elllSN, Oaotdu, kAs..
tTtNf
, 1881-12-09

INAETED-AS EXPERIENCED RAIL-
" r0nd aTaEhssnaIL 1.-Two reEareHccs md salary
cIpactGd. 4 II Tribune uii1Ga. -'
, 1881-12-09

rI,O KENT-rWO NIGEL
Il areptnp Foulna IJr pentteu,en within minutes
wak Ur Palmer llnnsi.. with Ill nudurn Eonveni-
eilGGk. ApnlS GEfslrE L. Ii. NJ 1El Mhb1s III. az.
, 1881-12-09

E1OH SALE-Ss7 WEST ADAMS.Sr., y
httiry nnd bnsellent brick; possession noxt SiaJ.
MEAD & EUE, III 1.jt HHIIa.kt,
, 1881-12-09

11sOtt SALE-SO. 2i0 EAST INDIANA
IT.; H-Bt0rT Hnd buaellHnt Hrlrk3 II rtInltr. fur
hAce, IND Gas-txlufcs at bar3Hln u taken n once.
MEAD 4 coz,
1E9 In Sa1l9-1k
, 1881-12-09

A GOLDSMlD. LOAN OFFICE, 30 EAST
IL aial!suD.st. tltcsIseA1 Established lSii Iln-
nlGnd brukDr nt!h bullion ilcAlGr. Cas EsalA for uld
Epll Mnd silver, hNtss tMrtnf otc., ute cot0rndu
nruNet, 4ltjI] b.nrlnInF st., ItB,ygr,
, 1881-12-09

.1{1OH SALE-WinEN-AV,, TWO-SrOItY
Il brick xtnrr and dwelling ntuIyb. Int 2,xt)H feet,
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, 1881-12-09

VTANTEN AN IMPROVED FARM
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, 1881-12-09

QFFICES.
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, 1881-12-09

NVASTEf}-rliREE f;DDI COMPOST
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, 1881-12-09

II1OR S.il.E-1: FEET ON MICHIGAN.
MEAD Il coz.
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, 1881-12-09

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Good for Corn.

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cess of oil was not diffussd through
the general body Of the grain, but lay
entirely in that which is called the
germ of the grain; consequently the
wit Of man, thus provoked and stIm'
uIated, has extracted the germ from
the grain and turned it to it's proper
account, namely. that OF making OIL
which we can burn in our lamps. The
maize, relieved of the excess Of oil and
now made suitable for brewing, was
applied for that purpose; and under
stand that the result is not only salts
factory as regards the beer that pro-
ceeds from it, but also as regards this
point, that the residue after the ex-
tract has been taken is found to be
even more Enthusiastically more
valuable and proftable-for the feed
ing of cattle than the residue former
ly obtained
Now a discovery Of this kind that
enables the English brewer to produce
a good quality Of beer at lower price
by using corn as u substitute tor bar
lev in its manufacture, either in part
or wholly will in all probability exert
before long an enormous influence
apon the foreign demand for corn.
We say the foreign demand, because
it is by no means likely that the Ger
man brewers will fail to take advan-
tage Of a discovery that will cheaper
the cost Of beer to their consumers,
while adding to their own profits, as
Mr.. Gladstone points ont, from the
greater value Of the residue after the
extract has been taken" But it the
manufacture Of beer from corn were
limited to Great Britain only It IS
easy to understand how greatly the
English demand for this grain Will
be enhanced if, as Mr.. Gladstone init
mates, it will come into general use
by the brewers, now that the excise
regulations do not stand in the way
of its employment. As nearly sixty
millions Of bushels Of barley are con.
verted annually into malt IN Great
Britain, the new field opened by the
brewers for our corn, # it cover a.
part OF that now occupied by balie,
will i'd immensely to the volume Q,
our exports -Ba}to Sun.