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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Fra DidroLo tonight.

Fra DidroLo tonight.
The Knights OF Pythias have adjourned
Captain Raja and wife left for New Or
leans yesterday, to take in the Mardi Gras.
The Vokes Family, one Of the best or
carnations of the kind, will be here next
week.
Miss Rosewald, being sick last night,
could not sing the mad scene from Verdi's
Hamlet.
Last night it was not "hacky" The
young mans enjoyment was consequently
intense.
Half dozen young ladies or more wore
the aesthetic sunfowers last night at the pre-
sentation of Patience.
j. B. Talbot and Maggie Strickland,
Andrew Nicely aud Georgiana Harrison, W.
ID. Campbell and Ella Cash, were grante ed
marrisge licenses yesterday.
The committee of lawyers appointed
some time since to examine all judiciary
bills before Congress, will make their repor
at 10 o'clock to-day in the Chancery Court
room.
Deputy Sheriff Mason made q levy
Wednesday upon the property OF j. A. Creath,
south Of Bartlett, 10 satisfy notes for money
borrowed of L. ]. ONeal, amounting to
1872 80.
Henry Brown, who was sent to Jail some
time ago by the llor, was released yes
terday on condition that he would produce
the child. Henry has been in Jail three
weeks and three days.
-Mr.H. H. Nieman, secretary and treasurer
of the Ahrens Manufacturing Company, of
Cincinnati, Ohio is in the city trying to
negotiate with the authorities for the ex-
change of No. 2 engine for new one.
We have received a package of Lam
dreth's garden seeds, which we will put to
good use. And from the. well-known high
& Sons, Philadelphia, we have high expecta-
tions of success.
Judge Hammond yesterday imposed
fine of $50 upon John Knightly, who voted
twice for the old standard bearer, the Hon.
Casey Young. His attorney, Mr.. VIM. Car
roll, commended that he ought only to be fined
81, as ST is the price Of vote.
The Memphis City Fire and General In
surance Company were yesterday elected to
membership by the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change. The application of A. Vaccaro &
Co. will be acted upon to-day. There seems
to be disposition on the part of the bust
ness people generally to attach themselves to
the exchange.
A correspondent writes from Wilbur |
Station, tbiIty-two miles from this city, on |
Ohio and Southwestern rail- |
road, that the residence of Mrs. NJ A. Can !
non, at that place, was broken open and |
robbed, in daylight, on the 18th instant. A |
small amount of money and some valuable |
jewelry we're taken by the thieves, who broke |
open the door with an ak. This, our inform
ant states, Is the seventh time the lady has
been robbed within two years. The family
we're visiting some Of their neighbors at the !
lime.
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POSTPONED AGAIN,
The MundInger Case Not Heard Yester-
day in Chaneery.

Yesterday afternoon the Mundinger case
came up on the question of the appointment
OF receiver in the Chancery Court. The
plaintiffs submitted a number of affidavits, to
the reading OF which the defense objected
The compliments were opposed to a contin-
nance of the question and wanted the affi-
davis read. The defense wanted time to
prepare counter afidavits. The defense threw
some reflection upon the character OF the
affdavits and pronounced them irrelevant.
The complainants, by counsel, retorted and
wanted to know why, if they were irrelevant
they were unwilling TO have them read.
Mr.. Taylor said that if the statements in
the affidavit were true, they were enough to
send his client to the penitentiary. They
considered that they had very material evil
dence to offset these afidavits, and they did
not want the mind of the court prejudiced
in any way by the affidavits.
There was some reference by the attorneys
to the sensational reports in the newspapers.
The most sensational things published about
the case were taken directly from the papers
prepared by lawyers. The extremely unjust
way that lawyers have of calling everything
unjust that is published is too well known to
need any comment. If there ever was a case
In which the facts as reported by the lawyers
themselves were closely chung TO, II was the
Mundinger case. If the legal gentlemen
wonld exercise one-haIf the care that a news
paper does in looking impartislly at case,
1t would decrease the amount OF litigation 10
one-tepth of its present bulk.
I1e atddsvIts prepared b. LoTensteln s
Bros. yesterday contain specified cases of
ENHANCEMENT by Mr.. Mundingen
Chancellor Mcdowell decided TO postpone
the case for few days, not because he
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sEIsCEELAEE0TS
Executors Sale Of Valuable Improved
and UnimprOred Real Estate.

f.1 =
and UnifnprOTed Real Estate.
TNDER the directions Of the viii Of A. n Ed
y 1-o-6s, deceased, We win, Oh
Thursday, the eth Day 90 March, ISS2'
al the courthousedoor in Memphis. Iefr, II ,.
O'Clock M, se,l the following described lots, -
TEEssN}}{ cas- balance in three equal annual
installments, with interest ana sscurita.
IN MEMPHIS
l. The lot on south side OF Adams street be-
tween Second and Third, fronting 40 feet, and hay
ing 3 depth OF 1881 feet: upon which are tive
bricx tenements, three stories high, known as Nos.
e. and &C.
? The lot at the northwest intersection of Pom
totoc and Mulberry streets having a front OF 81
tee- On PontOtoc, with depth Of IS feet; upon
which stands handsome kTick res .dence, two
stories high latest style, with al modern improve
3. The lot adjoining lot above on the west,
fronting % ieet Win aePta oi % lSgs uPS "a
4. The iot al the southeast intersection Of Lin
den and Causey streets, fronting about 60 feet on
Linden street and about 20 feet on Causey street;
upon which is brick storehouse two stories high,
known as The Old Conner
5. The LOT on the east ride OF Causey street,
about 90 feet south Of its intersection with Linden
street, having a front of 80 feet snd depth OF
about us feet; upon which stands q framed dwell
ing, known as No. T.
6 The three lots, part OF lot > block IS, lying
between Beale street and firkt alley south, and
west of Causey street. () One fronting Sc feet on
east side OF north and south alley, and running
back 90 feet ~ The other adjoining this on the
east, being % by 81 feet. C3l Another lying imme-
diately south of said lot 81 by 60 feet ana having
front of SO feet on the alley, with depth OF %
feet
The lot part OF lots and 5, in block IS, lying
west of said iagt-nared alley, fronting on same
III feet, ana running back TO Bayou Gayoso about
60 feet.
5. The lot at the southeast intersection of Gaines
and Third Streets with front OF 100 feet on
Gaines, and depth of l46L2 feet.
Q. The undivided interest which NJ d. Welch
had in the three lots at the northw intersection
OF fernando and kliott streets, being one eighth.
on CENTRAL AVENUE.
TO- The l0-arce lot on the north side OF Central
avenue. about 30 mics east OF Mem phis, which
is large d1eliaghOuse. formerly the residence of
Gov. Harris.
IL. The interest which n. d. WEIGH had in the
lot and dwelling lying Immediately east of lot No
10 (aboye) formerly the residence of udge Harris
being one-eighth.
NEAR HORN LAKE ROAD.
L. Lot >, OF section g. township l. range 5, be-
ing The north 52 acres OF the l55 acres bought by
A. n. EdmondS of ID. :. Greer and about six 90
miles south OF Memphis.
C. ". EDMONDS,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BROWNE, the plumber.
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
LIBRETTos of Fra DinvoLo can be had at
Mansford's, 29S Main street.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Steam-Fitting
go to J. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
SEE in "For Sale" column advertisement,
of Jacobs & Booker, country store for sale.
For nice quiet drink, call on Bob and
George at the Little Corner" Madison and
Second streets. They keep the best.
On account of other attractions on that
evening and consequent difficulty in securing
good music, the Woman's Christian Associa-
ton social, announced for Friday night, at
the residence of Mr.. J. w. Caldwell, 430
Vance street, is postponed.
Mons. LOUIS REGATIoN, landscape gar
dener and floral artist, and trimmer Of vines
and trees, solicits the patronage of the citi-
zens OF Memphis, and will furnish plants,
evergreens and fruit trees of every kind, as
this is the time for such work, and very little
time to lose
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PERSONALS.

ARTHUR E. HILL, a commercial evan
gelist, arrived yesterday morning.
Mr.. MARTIN COHEN, the halter, goes East
this morning to buy his spring stock of goods.
Mr.. l. J. Brooks, editor of the West Ten
messee Wing, of Jackson, is on business visit
to Memphis.
Mr.. H. S. ADAMS, representing Woolworth
& Graham, paper dealers, of New York, was
in the city yesterday.
THE following visitors registered at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday: Colonel J. Il.
Parnell, Osceola; Scott Bennett, Nashville;
Henry T. White, Edge6eld; r. NJ Mosby,
Arkansas; ]. S. billiard, Oxford; w. D.
McNqlty, Hickory Valley; J: ]. Reaves,
Goldsmith, Greenville, Mississippi; DR.. R.
r. James, Cotton Plant Arkansas; Walter
Hardy, Bells Station; J. n. Davis, Paris,
Arkansas; Thomas S. Price, St. Louis,
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All the real estate, some OF which is very
desirable, belonging TO the late A. Y. Ed
mOnds, IL advertised for sale by the executors.
The list embraces property in various parts
of the city
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Proclamation by the Governor

The State of Tennes CALVIN HAWKINS, Gov
ernor-To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WTHEREAS 1t has been made known to me
w that some unknown person charged with
having committed the foul and atrocious crime of
assault with intent to commit murder, upon the
body of one W. B. YOUNG, on the 18th dsv of Feb
ruary, 1882, in county of Shelby, has fed from
justice and is now running at large:
Now. therefore l. ALVIN HAWKINS Governor
aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authority
in me vested, do hereby offer a reward of Two
Hundred Dollars. to be paid upon conviction, to
any person or persons who may apprehend the
ssid unknown person. and deliver him to the
sheriff or jailer of county of Shelby, in order
cuted.
In testimony whereof, 1 hsve nereunto set my
hand. and caused the Great Seal of the State to
be Affixed at Nashville, on the SIN day of Feb
ruary, 1882. ALVIN HAWKINS.
By the Governor: D. A. MUM,
,r.afsCt ate
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Election of Omcers and Final Adjourn
ment Yesterday.

The Grand Lodge OF Tennessee Knights OF
Pythias elected yesterday morning the fo-
lowing grand officers to serve during the en-
suing year: Grand chancellor, W. c. Cald-
well, Trenton; grand vice-chancellor, W. R.
Carlisle, Chattanooga grand prelate, B.
F. Hooker, Milan; grand master OF
exchequer, G. f. Seay, Gallatin;
grand keeper of records and seals, r. L. c.
White, Lebanon. Mr.. Caldwell thanked the
lodge in appropriate terms for the honor con-
ferred upon him. The lodge adjourned in
the afternoon after very profitable session.
The next meeting will be held at Lebanon.
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MEMPHIS AND SELMA.
Petition to be Circulated 10 Deprive
II OF it's Charter.

A number of property-owners living on
the proposed route OF the Memphis and
Selma railroad are on their ear. They
think that there has been too much blow and
not enough performance on the part Of the
road. A gentleman who lives on the route
informed an APPEAL reporter, yesterday,
that petition would be circulated soon and
sent to the governor, asking him to declare
the charter OF the road forfeited. The
gentlema an showed the scribe an act of the
legislature which provides that any railroad
company failing to commence work one year
after the filing of its charter, or failing to
continue the work after it has been begun
shall, on petition to the governor, be de-
prived of its charter. The gentleman said
that Wolfe was holding it for big bid, or
in order TO keep out other parties.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust made to me on
ID November %, 1881, by the Memphis Cooper5ge
and Manufacturing Company, recorded in book
d, page so, Registers Office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, will sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
On the 18th Bay OF March, 1852,
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, City OF Memphis, commencing at y O'Clock
m. all OF the machinery, tools and manufacturing
appliances, furniture fixtures, wagons etc, for
mally owned snd used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the purpose of
making or manufacturing any and all manner Of
cOopersge work, the same being now situated in
the factory formally used by said company, on
what is known the Mckinney lot, in North
Memphis. fronting Main street, together with
all improvements put upon said lot, which the
lessee is entitled To remove under the lease as
well as the uneXpired lease held by said company
the premises in which said property is situated
Will also, upon like terms at said time and place
sell all the stock and material hand, both
and manufactured said prem
ises. consisting OF lumber, slaves, hoops barrels,
kegs, etc Title to said property is believed to be
perfect, though sell and convey only as trustee.
J. A HAYES, JR, Trustee.
F.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery Court-neDoweII, Judge.
Bank of West Tennessee VS. Mari, memo
randa opinion; Kicks Va Hines, report Of
clerk sustained as modified Meade vs.
Haynes, held-conveyance is a mortgage;
Menken Bros. VS. Smith, demurrer sustained |;
State OF Tennessee VS. WadsWorth, plea as to
jurisdiction oyerruled; Cunningham VS. Hol-
Ienberg, bill dismissed
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MEDICINAL
$500 Reward.

We VII pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. sick Headache, Indi-
gesEen, patton Cost geness we cannot cure
with WesR Vegetable liver Pills, when the Tirec-
tons are stietly complied with. They are surely,
Vegetable snd never fzi to give satisfaction.
Sugzr-cezfsa large boxes eoRtsiuing . pills, g
cent? FOR ssis % al d-Lgg1aFs- Beware OF co1zz-
ts-ieits and ir1itstioos The Es1uiEe Iaz1ufac-
tared only by JOHN c. WEST & co, Tine Pill
Makers" Isl ana Iss v Madison street, Chicago.
Frse trial package sent BY mail, prepaid re-
ceipt Of q scent stsntb. For sSle By A. Renkert
us Main street. Mernpats
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thought it was improper to read the sf6davits
then, but in accordance with 4 promise he
had made the day before that If the defense
desired 1t he would grant further time.
The State case will come off before Esquire
Coleman this afternoon.
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Opening.

On Saturday, the 18th instant, the Orleans
House will be opened at 10 o'clock in that
good old-fashioned style that you will
imagine the palmy days we used to have.
has arrived at last.
JAMES o. DONOVAN
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Mardi Gras at New Orleans.

Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
Knights of Momus.
Advent of the King.
The'Krewe of Proteus.
Priority Phunny Phellows.
Independent Order of Moons.
Mystic Krewe OF Comus.
Washington's Birthday.
High carnival from 18th to 22d February,
1882, inclusive.
Buy tickets ria Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad. Fare, So So for the round trip.
Tickets on sale from 18th to Goth February,
inclusive, good to return until and on March
287 Main street, or at the depot.
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HEALTH! ECONOMY
REVOLUTION IN THE KITCHEN
CCTT ON-B u TT z r OIL,
WANUFALIUk FIOM
REFINED COrTON-SEED OIL.
HOPE OIL MEMPHIS, TENN,

OII1s
A PURE vegetable product, as wholesome as
u Olive Oil, and Superior as IL does not become
rancid. it is better than lard for fry ing fish, oys-
tiers, potatoes, etc; also, for making biscuit and
cake II said to equal butter. 1t is much cheaper.
The wholesale price by barrel is only fifty cents per
gallon; retail price seventy five cents per gallon OF
seven-and-a half pounds, or ten cents per pound.
Lard being fourteen cents per pound..frst. four
cents is saved in the purchase of the oil; second,
two thirds of & pound OF oil is equivalent to a
whole pound o lard, thus saving three and-a third
cents more, or over seven cents saved on every
pound OF oil used in place of lard. Gotten Butter
Oil coDgeals at temperature under so, which is
proof of its good quail y aud that have not re-
moved its most valuable properties for culinary
purposes. Above i5', it is limpid Ike table oil.
DIRECTIoNs-Use it as YOU would Lard, taking
only two thirds the quantity. Send for circular,
giving directions Tor use ana recommendations.
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The Great Esthetic Craze Opera Pre-
scented Before Large and Brilliant
Audience Last Night.
1t Makes a PslPable Hit, Being Enthu-
siastieally Applauded to the Echo
by the Audience.

In Patience Gilbert has fairly outdone him
self. The mine of humor lying in aesthetic
ism would never have been suspected had 1t
not been for the polished keenness Of Gill
bert's mind. He gave it local habitation,
a permanent embodiment, and though it has
been laughed at, sneered at and scoffed at
it has had its effect on the fashions of the
time at least. Furthermore, il has fur
nished many a hearty laugh for those
whose minds are attuned to the hu-
morous nature Of things. The ordinary
man will admit mild degree Of the renais-
sance into his everyday life, whereas he will
raise his honest arm against professional
estheticism, which is but another name for
paying asininity. Nothing so laughably, 30
innocently absurd the Gilbertian concep-
ton and satire of Oscar Wildeism has been
perpetrated for many day. He makes it
characterization over commonplace, and
he invests his subject with the keenest and
the kindliest wit of the day.
Mr.. Sullivan has done his part
no less well than Gilbzrt. How delicately
has he in music portrayed the gentle mis-
erie Of the twenty lovesick maidens. The
music ia of a dreamy, ecstatic style, and &C
cordingly consorts well with the dainty trifies
and odd conceits of Gilbert. 1t is dreamily
languorous, and perceptibly aesthetic; but at
the same time lis delicate, plays tricks upon
ones ear, and goes off awaiting with ones
fancy. 1t is like Pingfore, and Pirates in that
il has that tunefulness that characterizes
everything Sullivan writes; and yet it is
entirely distinct. Pind(ore is full of breezy
airs that make one feel as if he were at sea.
Pirates is of rather a martial nature, and is
replete with stirring airs. Patience, on the
10 like love-poem unsteady, and
seems to be consecrated to the tender passion.
At the very time when the curtain went up,
the beautiful orchestration and the harmonic
touch of Sullivan were at once perceived |
The music had tone of lassitude as the
young ladies, dressed in aesthetic costumes
and drumming away on lutes and mando- |
iDs, were discovered upon the stage singing |
he chorus:
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Practical Silk Culture

In the South.
P. WALLACE MCKITTRICK,
Silk Culturist and Reeler,
f2I Second street
Memphis, Tenn.
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FIOresI0n Cologne
French Steam Dye-WOrks.

Is grateful to invalids. because it is refresh
ing without the sickeping effect of most
perfumes
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Is Rough IN Rats ?.

The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggist for Rough on Rats" It clears cut
rats, mice, reaches flies, bedbugs; 15c a box.
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Important Real Estate Sale.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegel's, 5S! Jefferson street.
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GastOn's HOTEL. CASTOR, Proprietor /;
w. II. Bingham, Manager.
Hotel Ciarerdon-A:J.K Kerr, Proprietor;

Hotel ClareudOu-A.J. Kerr, Proprietor;
l.. ID. Hunt, Manager.
Nos. 81 and IS Madison street. So and 81 90 per
day This hotel is new, and furnished with a
passenger elevator electric bells and is rst-class
Heitbom, England D NJ Dancy, Little Rock
John Jones, Omaha John d Lines, Omaha
J n MeCary, Ga NJ Howard & W, Tenn
H Miller Omaha S Lee, Tenn
NJ King, New Orleans NJ Lewis, Chicago
Chas Castle, New York II Herrick, Brownsville
II Brinkhurst, Tenn NJ Morrell. Brownsville
DR. DeHart, Miss st Clair, Pa
Homer Dunn, New York S Winters & W. Helena
S Robson Cleveland J III Dixon, Nashville
] McNulty Ky G Z Frazier, New York.
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tUUt+ ENt. Viz
REVOLUTION IN THE HOUSEHOLD
COOKING
Trade" FAv0RI TE"--MARK
OIL!

As an Article OF Purify HHd ECONOMY
Unsurpassed
T1HS COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
l. for family use by the MEMPHIS OIL COM
PANY, is gaining in favor daily. as a substitute
for lard, with Housekeepers, Hotels, Restaurants
and large manufacturers of Crackers and Confec-
tioneries, at home and abroad. Only within the
last four months more than g. 200 gallons, So,
900 pounds, have been sold in this city and sur
rounding country. We claim for it, as e subsU-
tute for lard, the following:
l. ITS CHE6 PNESS-As the cost Is about one
half that of lard.
?. ITS PURfTY-@ost of the lard ST the present
time is largely adultersted.
3. ITS HEALTHFULSESS-I being yegeta-
bic OIL is certainly superior to animal oil.
We are prepared 10 supply the demand through
out alhe entire with the very best quality.
For convenience OF merchants, the "FAEORITE''
can always be had by calling on J. T. JEFFERSON
d CO. No. $50 Front St, Memphis Oil Co.'S Agents.
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

rainfall inappreciable.
"Report missing.
Chief Signal Officer.
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FOR HALES POINT AND OSCEOLA
1'rI-vgeeEEIy @. 8. Mail Packef-For Ran
dOlph. Fulton, osceola and wsy landings
COAhOEsha. E.yslk4---,<
Henry Cooper. master VIM Smit heTs..-.......
viii leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDN ES-
DAY and FRIDAY, ct pm. For information ap
plv on hoard n No. = Madison street
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FOH WHILE AND BLACK XIV ER5.
MELT HARBE LINE-NempIIs white
and BiScss River u. y. Mall Packet.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, Devslls
Bluff, Dcs Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, Sesrcy,
Bstesville, FownattGn, snd Pocshontns, The
new and elegant steamer
ID oslo HARRY, -
NJ. R. Harry, Master,
On and after September Sd Will leave Mem
direct with the new Black river u. s. mail pscket
MILT HARRY for Powhattan and Pocabontss,
and with Daily Packets 70 Batesville and Upper
White river. Through rates to all points,
F=etght eopsi0ned ia Giilt Harry Line, MonIphis
CT Eek-eG<, VI. - 2SS75slg 1c-ySarfeSs
Once, No. o saE,tlbG.: Es-GcS
R. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent, Monroe st.