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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-15
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF JORDAN & STONE,
Il heretofore doing business in. milan Tenn.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
assuming all the debts due by the firm, and
will continue the business under the name and
style of A. Jordan. Each of the late firm is
March 10th 1882 JORDAN & STONE.
In retiring from the firm of Jordan & Stone
L desire to return thanks to my friends an / pat
rOns for the liberal patronage given us and be-
speak continuance of the same for the new
arm Of Jordan. can be found at the old
stand of ID. A. Taylor, on Main street, Milan,
iness. and ask my friends and old customers
t share of their trade in that line. March,
10Th 1882. ELM. STONE
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NOn-ReSident Notice.

IN CHANCERY COURT AT HUMBOLDT.
Joseph Williams VS. VIM II, Stillwell at al
VTappearing from affidavit filed in this cause
Il that the defendant, John A Gillispie, is
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Milan Exchange. a newspaper in
Milan, Tenn, commanding the said defendant
to make his appearance herein at the court
house in Humboldt On or before the second
Monday in May. 1882, rule day of sa id court
and plead answer or demur to compainat's bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing exparte as to him. This March 49,
1882. 7. WILLIAMS G. 4 M
Mccall, Mcfarland & Bobbitt, Sol'rs.
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Nashville World: 1t has been said
that "there is nothing new under the
sum-" but charter was applied for
yesterday for an institution which
has in it some elements of originality.
Its name in the "Natal League of
America" and its incorporators are
the following well known citizens:
Baxter Smith, DR.. j. ID. Plunket, A.
G. Overall, VIM. E. Eastman, and
Jno. Tresnor. Its objects are "to
promote morality, provide funds for
aiding in caring for all children born
in lawful wedlock, and to give prac-
teal encouragement in the fulfillment
of the divine injunction to multiply
and replenish the earth.
Lawrenceburg Press: A sad affair
occurred last Monday evening, on
Buffers creek, Wayne county, about
five miles west of Wayland springs.
James Broomly, an old citizen of the
place, had been away from home, and
returned in the evening. About
dark he went to turn his horse into
a pasture lot near by. AS he was re-
turning to the house he was fred ups
on by concealed parties and instantly
killed. Three shots were fired, one
took effect in his head, penetrating
the brain, another one entered at his
back and penetrated the heart and
lungs. Several of the shot lodged in
the skin on his breast. The third
shot seems to have missed him and
struck the door Of his dwelling. The
family were quickly at hand and saw
two men walking off. One of the
sons young man seized gun and
fred on the retreating parties. They
Immediately returned the fire, shot
passing through the hand of young
Broomly.
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NOn-R Resilient Notice
IN CHANCERY AT HUMBOLDT.

IN CHANCERY AT HUMBOLDT.
Wylie Bryant ct ais VS.. Nancy b. Roe ct ais.
TTappearing from affidavit filed in this cause,
i that the defendant w. W. Newhouse is
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered, that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks
in the Milan Exchange, n ewspaper in Milan,
Tenn, commanding said defendant to make mis-
appearance here at the court house in Hum.
boldt, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
plead answer or demur to compliments bill,
or the same will be taken fOr;con fessed aud
set for hearing exparte as to him. This March,
is. 1882. [, j, WILLIAMS @. x NJ.
Mccall. Mcfarland q Bobbitt, Solrs. p.
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n-ReSident Notice.
IN CuANCERY AT HUMBOLDT.

G. W. Bryant VS.. 2. B. Newhouse ct al.
TT appearing from the affidavit filed in this
l. cause that the defendant w. W.Newhouse
is a nonresident of the state of Tennessee so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served en- him, it is.therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for TOUR successive weeks in
the Milan Exchange. n newspaper in Milan,
his appearance here at the court house in Hum
boldt on or before the second Monday in May
1882, the anne being a rule day of said court,
and plead, answer or demur to cOmplanants
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing exparte as to him. This
March IS. 1882.
TT. WILLIAMS, G. & NJ.
". NJ. Mccall, Sol'r, .I
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MILAN EXCHANGE
OVER THE STATE.

pms and Covington has been compile
ted
The Pulaski Citizen reports six ca
SEES of smallpox at Bethel, Giles
county.
Calvin Bum, of Henry Station,
was killed by a falling tree which he
had fired.
Hickman Pioneer: One,cent pieces
and pennies are beginning to circulate
in our town, and seem to be growing
in favor.
Mr.. w. f. Poston will assume his
duties as district attorney for West
Tennessee after the extra term of the
legislature.
Robert McNelly, for many years
editor and publisher of the Cleveland
Banner, died last Friday at his home
in Cleveland
Mr.. Nathan Birk, of Williamson
county, one.armed man, was
attacked by mad dog in his field,
but by desperate fight succeeded i'll
driving him off.
Lebanon H erald: Deputy County
Clerk M. S. Young says that there
must be an unusually large crop of
foxes this year, as there were about
three hundred scalps brought in this
week.
The seventh annual fair of the Nc
Marry County Agricultural and Me,
chanical Association will be held at
Purdy on Tuesday, October II, and
continuing four days. The program
is just out.
News Banner: A cutting ARRAY
took place at Rives on Tuesday morn>
ing between Wade and Vestal, caus.
ed by the Justification of Wade
against Vestal at the last term of the
circuit court, which resulted in Wade
being severely wounded.
Lawrence Press: At the rate the
population of Lawrence county has
been increasing for the last few months
we are inclined to think that we shall
not need many more immigrants to
fill up the county. We propose that
a new census be taken next year.
Brownsville States and Bee: The
county court Monday decided not 10
levy any tax for school purposes
during the year 1SS2-The bridges
and levee beyond Hatchie river
will be promptly repaired. We are
glad the county court appreciated
the importance of it.
Dyersburg Gazette: On Thursday
night, March Both, Bob Howard, a
colored man, stole from Tom Hudson,
near Dyersburg, fine gold watch
and chain, suit of clothes, also other
clothing and jewelry to a considerable
value. The thief was arrested on
Saturday morning last, Obion Station,
by Messrs. 10. Holta Tom Hudson.
Wayne Citizen: A man by the
name of Hayes, commonly known al
"Black John Hayes" was killed il
Decatur county one day last week, by
blow on the head with hand-spike
He and party of other men were
in the field rolling logs, when a diff
Guilty arose, resulting as above stated
The party committing the murder
we have not heard his name-madt
his escape.
Southern Standard: A difficulty
between George Mitchell and Bill
Bouldin, near Irvine College Thurs
day, about a mule, resulted in Mitch
ell shooting and mortally woundinl
Bouldin. Full particulars not known
Rutherford county, according t.
our correspondent, is one sixteenth
of an inch ahead of US. She has i
smith feet 8 GIG inches high. Jus
wait, though, till our man stops grow
NO or we can get another chance t.
slip another tap on his boot heel
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new and elegant church Will sO0n he
erected, costing probably $4,000.
Three new churches, a Metho-
dist Episcopal, Presbyterian church
and Jewish Synagogue are shortly
to be built here. The new Baptist
church will soon be completed.
Dyersburg Gazette: Last Tuesday,
in difficulty at Hale's Point, in Lau-
derdale county. VIM. o. Sugg shot
and killed G. B. Tanner. They were
rival shipping merchants at the Point
but the fight was about the owners
ship of some rails that the overflow
had scattered over each's land. Sugg
surrendered himself to the law.
Tanner leaves a young wife, while
Sugg is unmarried.
A son of Dr. Montgomery, pastor
of the First Baptist Church in Chat
tanooga, was stabbed as he stepped
from the church, by a son of Capt.
Peake, one of the most prominent
commission merchants of that city
Sunday, on trivial matter. The
boys are aged only sixteen. Young
Peak was put under one thousand
dollar bond. The wounds of Young
Montgomery are dangerous.
Col. Fielding Hurst, who gained
for himself an unenviable reputation
with the people of West Tennessee by
his outrages during the late war as
Colonel of the 9th Tennessee cavalry,
federal troops, died at his home in
Purdy, McNairy county, last Monday
night. He was about II years ofage
and was lawyer by profession. His
death was caused by an affection of
the BRAIN jackson Dispatch.
Alamo Sentinel: Uncle Henry Av-
cry who lives in the ninth district of
this county, lost about five hundred
pounds of meat last Friday night.
His smoke house door was priced off
the hinges. Frank Avery, colored,
in the same district, lost all his meat
the same night. We understand that
the thieves made another visit to Un-
Gle Troy Avery's smokehouse, and
took what they did not get the first
time.
Representative Will A. McTeer, of
Blount county, has presented to the
Bureau of Agriculture. Statistics,
Mines and Immigration some speci-
mems of the Tennessee Pearl" but.
tons made at the Eagle Button Facto.
ry at Maryville. Blount county, East
Tennessee. The buttons are made OF
muscle shells gathered from the va
rious rivers. Thus they are not only
made in Tennessee, but from Tennes
see material.
Home Journal: We were little toe
previous when we sail, last week
that the peaches were all killed
Without any more freezing weather
we will have a very fair crop
Notwithstanding that there is some
complaint about farmers being back
ward with their work, we hear i
stated that more corn was planted
during the month of March than a
any time during that month for
number of years.
Union City Anchor: j. H. Xii
Tough has three year old FLY which
brought two fine mule colts one nigh
, last week. Both fine healthy colt
. and doing well.--Mr. Joe Latimer
while dismounting from his horse las
Wednesday, had the misfortune t
. get his foot hung in the stirup just a
the animal became frightened. H
: ran for about one hundred yards
dragging Mr.. Latimer and kickin
: terribly. He finally succeeded in extr
. eating his foot, but not until he ha
: been severely kicked.
Somerville Falcon: The latest sen
D sation in the ghost story. The spec
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Third District Court.

Proceedings in the Third District
Court, on Monday, Chief-J Justice
Hunter presiding:
Samuel Levy vS Charles Crow, ct.
al. verdict for plaintiff.
Joseph Marion cs. +. A. Ireland,
ct. al. j; fifteen days allowed defen-
dants to answer.
E. M. Wescott CS. David Eccles
motion of plaintiff to dismiss appeal
and for procedendo allowed; pro-
ceedings stayed twenty days.
Sarah Sleeves cS. Ballard s. Dunn
judgment in accordance, permit
titur, ETC.; VIM. Sleeves VS.. Ballard
S. Dunn ;m9tiOn of defendant to dis.
miss the case argued; motion sus
tanned; exceptions; proceedings
stayed for twenty days.
M. M. Bane qS. Joseph Gorlinski
motion Of plaintiff for judgment on
the pieadings; submitted and taken
under advisement.
Proceedings on Tuesday:
F. Dickert 0S. Charles B. Cohen,
Of. al; plaintiff submits to non-Suit
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HOESE.

Washington, 3. - The Speaker
called the committees for reports.
Kelly, from the ways and means,
reported bill abolishing the inter-
nal revenue tax on tobacco, snuff,
cigars and cigarettes; referred to
the committee of the whole. The
minority to be allowed to file a
report.
The House proceeded with the cal
endar.
The bill to amend the Revised
Statutes to not exclude retired army
officers from holding civil Offices in
the territories caused discussion,
but went over. The bill passed re.
pealing the law for paying three
months extra wages to sailors, and
measure was adopted that, when
discharged at a foreign port, they
shall have adequate employment Oh
another ship, or means to return
home.
The death of Senator Hill was
announced, and after remarks By
Hamilton, adjourned.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLyII. CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

The credentials OF Barrow, to sue
coed Hill, were presented.
Sanders presented a memorial for
the admission of Dakota and will
call up the bill for admission on
Wednesday. All doubts as to the
sufficieney of population must have
been removed by the number of
votes cast at the late election.
Beck offered a resolution instruct
ing the judiciary committee to in
vestigate how much money had
been collected during the recent
election in violation of the law
against political assessments; how
much spent; how many persons
were dismissed from the public ser
vice and how many of them failed
to contr butte. The committee is
required to report before February
1st. He will call it tomorrow after
passing the bill allowing army Off
GERS to hold offices in the territories.
The Senate adjourned as mark
of respect to Representatives Upde-
graft and Lowe.
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FOREIGN.

Dublin, 5.-Patrick Higgins, Thos
Higgins and Michael Flynn, in
dicted for the murder of the two
Huddys, Lord Ardilaun's bailiffs.
will be tried on Thursday.
Dublin, 5.-Of the 200 special
jurors summoned for the winter
assiZes, J II attended. The absentees
were fined $40 each.
Madrid, 5.-The newspapers here
express surprise at the severe elton
of the English government against
officials at Gibraltar in connection
with the case of labor refugees.
Berlin, 5.-The majority against
biennial budgets was secured in the
Reichstag by the coalition Of the
centre and the left.
Paris. g. Louis Blanc is seriously
i'll at Cannes.
The cruiser FIoFe is ordered to
Madagascar. The Liberte states
that the president of the council
and the English ambassador, are
acting as a conference on the Mala-
gassy questions. England is dis
posed to recognize the rights &C.
corded to France by the latter's
treaty of '68 with Madagascar.
The trial of Bontoux, president,
and FEEDER, manager of the Union
General, suspended in January
last, has begun. Bontoux said
he was absent when the company
specialized in its own shares. FEEDER
said if the issue of the 100000 new
shares had not been stopped by the
downfall of the company, and il
spectators who bought shares had
paid for them there would have
been no deficit in the company
treasury. The official liquidation
of the Union general, as estimated,
if the legal decisions already given
are maintained, the shareholders
would recover so percent.
London, 5.-Postmaster General
Fawcett'S condition causes great
anxiety.
anthony Trollope was much
worse and unconscious tonight.
There is but faint hope of his recov-
cry.
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Sports.

The Butte Miner says that the pu-
gilists, Waite and White, are train
ing hard every day. White besides
his exercises with the gloves and
clubs, climbs the hills from Walker
vile toward Hail Columbia and
back before breakfast every morn
ing. He has reduced his weight to
175 pounds. Waite takes his walk
to Silver Bow and back every morn
ing, besides working with the clubs
and sparring with his trainer at IN
tervals through the day. He now
weighs 100 pounds, reduction OF
about ten pounds. Both are appar-
emily in fine condition, and viii
make square fight for the cham
pionship.
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Report of the secretary OF War

Washington, 5.-The report Of the
secretary of war shows that the ex-
penditnres for the year ending June,
1882, were S45, $4,000. The appro-
priations for the year ending next
June are $55,662,00O. The estimates
for 1884 are $3S. S9S,O0 These fig
ures DO not include the river and
harbor work, or the Mississippi
River work. The general OF the
army strongly urges an increase to
3e,e00 men, as the soldiers are over
worked and the companies are too
small for discipline or real economy.
The force has been increased in
New Mexico and Arizona, where
the Apache outbreaks occurred, and
the time is at hand when Congress
should make permanent provisions
for comfortable and competent posts
at important strategetie points. The
various disbursements are fully
treated. The extension and further
perfection of the signal Office are
urged, and the report concludes
with some recommendations for the
increase Of salaries.
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The Game Law.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 5, 1882.
Editors Herald:
L dislike, very much, to trouble
you. but you must know that your
reporter made an error in this morn
ing's issue relative to the game law.
He made THE HERALD say:
The game law expired November S0tb;
consequently the agile deer is deprived
of the protection of the law.
Compare this with section 2 of
the "Game and Fish Law of Utah
Territory" passed March 9, 1882:
Every person who, between the
1st day of Decem Der and the 1st day
of August following, takes, kills or
destroys any elk, deer, or mountain
sheep, or antelope; or who, at any
time, takes, kills, or destroys any
elk, deer or mountain sheep or ante
lOpe, for their skins, is guilty of a
misdemeanor."
The above, it seems to me, means
that the "agile deer" as well as the
other animals mentioned above,
can only be taken. killed or de-
stroyed, between the 1st day of
August and the 1st day of Deem
Der in each year.
And the law further provides
that:
Except in cases where a different
punishment is prescribed by this
code, every offense declared a mis-
demeanor is punishable by i'm
prisonment in a county jail not ex-
ceeding six months, or by fine not
exceeding $500, or by BOTH" VI.
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Music for QuadrIlIe and Brass
Bands.
has arrived, at Calder,s.

LYDIA Z. PrEKHAM's Vegetable
Compound doubtless ranks first as
a curative agent In all diseases of
the prOcreative system, degenera-
ton of the kidneys, irritation of the
bladder, urinary calculi, &c, &c.
Send TO Mrs LYDIA e. Pnkham,
2S3 Western avenue. Lynn, Mas,
for pamphlets.
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Christmas Cards.

Grand Opening on Monday, the
9th, of splendid variety of Christ
mas, New Years and Birthday Cards
at Dryers. Now is the time to
make your selections before the
rush. Other novelties for the holi-
days will be announced in due
time.
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Denver & RiO GPaldG Railway
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
On and after Wednesday, December 6,
1882, trains will leave and arrive at Salt
Lake from temporary Station, corner
Second South and Fifth West Streets,
daily, as follows: LEAVE. ARRIVE.
All points betweenl
Salt Sal Lake and {7.1Oa.m. $50 pm.
Pleasant Valley.
ss reGeS g alta ZOO am. 500 pm.
ID. Q. DODGE, General Manager.
HENRY WOOD,
1yS General Superb tendent.
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STUN OINTMENTS AND LOTIONS
for skin diseases, cuts, SPANS, bruises,
etc, and use GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. Hills HAIR AND WRIsKER
DYE, Black or Brown, 50 cents. -
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These are all genuine bargains so
don't fail to take advantage of IL.
VIM. JENNINGS & Sons.
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GROUP, WHooPING COUGH
and Bronchitis immediately Ie-
heved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by 2.
G. ID. I. Drug Store. IS
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Pushes. Pushes.

Having imported direct from the
manufacturers an immense stock of
these goods we are able to offer them
at the following remarkably low
figures:
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Peruvian Bitters

Restores health and consequent hap
pinesS.
For sale by all druggist and wine
merchants. =
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Home Made Wooden Goods.

New goods arriving every day
frem the Provo Mills.
JOHN c. CUTLER, Agent,
East Temple street.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by z. C. M. l.
Drug Store. a.
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FHE FOLLOWING LINZ Oh
l BLANKS has been compiled VITA
ias greatest csEs and With the advice 81
he leading members OF the legal Eratz-
atty ofSslt Lake City. They are EAda
10 conform strictly to the law IN svsz7
particular, and parties using thess
elaake will and them 20 be the 6ess ere
ssad q thia TerrftorE:
~LIc&TToEs FOB PATENTS ~ N1HW
Notice Of Location.
Application for Patent,
Proof Of Posting Notice, ard
Diagram Of Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Re
manned Posted.
S--Register'a Certificate Of Pcstaus
Notice,
e--F'roof of Publication.
7-AfidaYit Of e500 Improvemen&
8-AMdaVit Of OiEGeaship,
Cert SEATS thatno Suit q Eand2ns
l0-PoWer Of AstoREsy.
i1--Naice Of Application.
l2-OorGGcAts OF Identity Of 0aSE
IS-StaSCment and Charge as EsN:
s$-Agreenent Of PublishsE.
EO&TakG
Mortgage, general Sor
OhAtteg Mortgage
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REDUCTION in White Shirts at
THos. w. JENNINGS.
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LADIES, Misses and Children's
Fine and Seasonable Shoes
At DUNFORD S.
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Certificates cfDepOsit Jssued Payable on De.
maad.
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand
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Makes Collections Remjtting Pro
ceedS Promptly.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-12-22
OF meeting which for comfort and elegance
will have few If any equals IN the terri
tory.
The Land Office.

The commissioner of the general land
office has set his brogan down OH the
jamestown land district and Secretary
Teller has set down on the brogan. It
would be interesting to the people here to
know what influences are bought to bear
upon these functionaries that makes them
persist in stubborn disregard of the con-
venience of the people in this particular
part of Dakota for they give no good rea-
son for it. The cause they assign for
their opposition to the measure IS but the
flimsiest petti-fogging, and would seem to
indicate that they are stupidity ignerant
ofgeograpAy of the county as well as in
different to the convenience Of the set
tiers. A trip Of hundred miles by these
officials in special palace car
at the expense of the government may
be suall matter to them but trip of that
distance by the sons of toll in Dakota at
their own expense is no light matter.
This is no small matter Of itself and when
to this is added the disappointment of
finding that some other fellow had been
and filed upon the quarter in view the
provocation il too great to speak of the
commissioner and secretary at Washing
ton in christian spirit.