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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

Nv" AVA hNihtAs
The comparatively irigid weather
which the past month developed in
the Northwest might be thought omi
nous OF an unusually cold autumn and
winter If other cold Septembers had
not been followed by relatively mild
seasons. The lowest temperature re.
ported in the Northwest last month
was Is degrees. But in September,
1876, a minimum Of 10 degrees wos
registered from, D, T and while the
following month was exceptionally
chilly the mean temperature from
November i 1876, to March /, 1877.
was higher than tho average cast OF
the Rocky Mountains. 10 the third
week Of September, 1878, the Their
mometer fell as low as II in the
Northwest; but the sequel was, as in
the previous case, an unusually mild
October aud November over the
country east of the Rocky Mountains.
The September Of 1879 was marked by
the minimum Of 10 degrees in Dakota
(githin a degree Of the lowest figures
reported during the past month). But
the remainder of tie autumn and the
succeeding winter (l879-S0) we're
memorable in meteorological annals as
among the least rigorous Oh record in
the interior and in the Eastern half Of
the country. From these data We may
infer at least that the recent frosty
spells west Of the Mississippi do not
portend excessive cold Tor the rest OF
this fall and the coming winter, unless
possibly 10 the Rocky Mountain pla.
teaus. When the autumnalemean air
pressures in the interior of the conti-
nent run continuously below the nom-
inal the result is an excessive amount
OF cold northwesterly winds 10 the far
Northwest and an excessive omount
Of warm southerly and easterly winds
IN the Mississippi Valley and in the
Eastern halt Of the United States
thus producing a striking thermal
contrast between the seasons east and
west Of the Mississippi.
This state Of things seems TO be
now indicated. Our second summer, "
which is the most grateful season. Of
me year, is yet IN store for US. As lis
beginning may soon be looked Tor. the
rapid and dlsagreeable fluctuations Of
the equifoctial month will probably
cease shortly and be followed by more
genial and settled weather.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

The Georgia Legislature has been
making a sorry scandal over the ex.
penses Of Governor Stephens funeral
The affection and regard in which be
was held by the people for the purity
OF his character aud the unselflb be-.
nevolenoe which had characterized his
whole life, led to a great demonstration
at his death. There was State ia.
neral and II was necessarily EXPENSIVE
The coffin was Of the same pattern as
that IN which Garfield was buried; the
hall 10 which his body lay was bagd.
somely decorated with flowers there
were bands Of music, etc An tbis
was natural enough, seeing that the
Governor had died in office Com
plant was made Of extravaganza in
the bills, and they hung FIRE 10 the
Legislature for two months, where the
charges OF undertakes aud musicians
were discussed In public debate in.
stead OF being investigated ia com.
mittoe. Finally, the House voted
down, the other day, a proposition 40
pay them, leaving them TO be borne
by the State officers and private citi.
Gems who incurred the expense. These
gentlemen we're led to do SO by still
another reasOn-because Governor
Stephens died without immediate fam.
lily, and was known 10 have died poor
The press OF the State, however, seem
10 have stung the Legislature TO re-
consideration Of its action. The bin
has been taken 40 again, and passed
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18Th day Of October. Issa

i1 front Of the courthouse. IN Tho city Of
Memphis' Or TAXING District Of Shelby ooun
y, lennessee, proceed 70 sell. al pnbii,
auction. 10 the highest bidder. 10,
cab, the following described lots Of
parcels Of land situated on the west AZ,
Of Second street., In said city Of Memphli
g Taxing District vili Bsing known aad
detenated as Lots numbered one and two
Mos ! and D q DaviskProviue's sub diSision
81 Block number aixty-dve CNO 65j on tho
plan ofSouth Memphis. and being the sams
lots let apart 70 Wm. R. Moore By decree Of
he Chanoery Court Of Memphis In case "
Shepherd W. Shepherd, No. OH New Rnle
aoeset q said Court BY the provisions u
lhe said trust deed the equity OF redetnullon
m,Eaved, and all right Of dover By Annie ii
wallace. The tito 10 said property Il rnp.
Io.ed % DO good and indoiaasiblo, but / ehall
leh and convey as Trustee only. The hid
l2N VIII be sold separately. and only 40 innch
thersoi Will DO sold a. may be Fudieiont n
satisfy the balance Of the demands Occurred.
E,lh interest thereon, together with costs OF
advertisements and exponaer, A. shows b, NJ
ruat deed and the decree In the case Of Moore
" ailace q AZ, % Aforesaid. Sale 70 col
meneo between II O'clock VI and Y M
nlb 80 HAM v HIM. Tr,,st..
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butAs usual In Connecticut the orimi.
nal was not apprehended. Last week,
however. he perpetrated the enormity
OF stealing a horse and the authorities
promptly poonced upon him. IL is
possible, now, that be may be punish
ed for the first offence. 1t is only in
some such way, probably, that the
murderer Of poor Rose Amber will be
brought to justice, He may be incau.
tious enough to violate a city ordi.
nance somewhere and thereby bring
himself into the clutches of the law
Il Fargo Renubhcan.
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The use Of one single bottle will convince any
one OF It's superior merit over al other prepar.
atons II has no equal
Al the earnest and repeated solicitations OF
scores Of patients and friends, Or. Gillian has
COMMENTED TO offer this wonderful vegetable
Hood Purifier 10 the public, and having 90
years experience IN the treatment OF these
diseases, feels confident Of proper apprecia-
ton. Wonderful and startling curei have
been effected by this remedy, and q postal
card will secure printed list Of home certif-
Gates. Us action in curing all Blood and
skin Diseases Il like magic. and weRre anx-
i9as 70 Ieatsny and All cases on the principle
Of no money until cure has been effected.
We know whereof we speak, and mean ex-
sotly what we say, as We consult our own
knowledge and experience.
bold by druggists generally. Price. one
large bottle, q 20, orHlx for $500.
Call on or address BLOOD BALM co.
7S1sWhitehall Street. Atlanta. "a,
y For sale byS. MANSFIELD & co.
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AIexandsr,.s,asa

About one year ago was taken with 50,
we're attack Of disease Of the kidneys, from
which IsuHered severely. IApplied TO our
local physician, and not receiving any help /
called on Mr.. John A Morgan, our druggist,
and stated my case. He immediateIy handed
me bottle OF Hunts Remedy. offering il a
me great specific for that complaint / COM
menced using IL at once, and from the very
staItl began to improve, and by the time
had used the bottle was entirely we'll. /
would advise any persons having diff Guilty
with thc, Kidneys to give Hunt Remedy 4
trial know Of one case besides nv own
being cured, and would cheerhnlly recon
mend IL TO any one. uN -7-I-
CHAS. II. ALEXANDER,
May 8, 1883. Greeneville. Tonn''
certify to the above being true cass.
having sold the medicine to mr.. Alexander
and Know him TO be a gentleman respected
highly In the position he holds.
Nays, 1883. Druggist, Greenevilie. Conn
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Miss Clara COnway's School,
Adams street and Charleston
Avenue.

Will Reopen Monday, Sept. IL,
WITH corps of ten teachers, additional
w room and the best educational adyan-
tages In the South.
Pupils from distance will be ccmfortably
provided with cheerful homes and mother
IKE care, in pleasant family, near the
school.
For particulars, call on or address Mis-
Clara Conway, l29 Adams street.
- circulars at bookstores sept. LIST. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

TrnalerIa ma.


DURSUANT 10 a Lusl deed executed 70 me
4 byW 3 Rogers and Rugonia Il orors,
his wife, dated May 30, 1874, and recorded In
the kegiater'a giiioe Of Shelby oounty, Ten
nel,ee, y book l0i. paGo ~. a TIE roquo1t Of
the ponehciafy In said deed oftrust, l will, on
Monday, October =, 1855,
between the hours Of II m. and 2 nm, IN
Hont Of The once Of Overton a (lrOevonor. on
me northeast oofnof Of Court and second
sfeea, sell for cash, AZ public outory. tbe
lQll9wing described real estate. situated M
steeioy county. state Of Tennessee, and city
~ ~ emkns tnoW knoWn - ianine nlstriof
q shelby countyl described Al foilo9s.
helng lot 10; -, Of john ovorlons subdi.
tlnqa Of chelsea property A. surveyed NAY
y. wv ~ y BuIk, civil engineer, and
recorded march ., ISL, IN Plat Book No. /,
pAge ~ hefiaer's oihoe, of Shelby csuniy'
sp,d lot having front Of % feet on the north
slde OF baharans street, running baok ~
tween parallel lines laaN feet 10 an alley.
Az nghla and equitien Of redemption Vaived'
Title believed 70 be good. bus / Soll and CON.
ia JSaEovHRTOS, Jr. Trustee,
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after all, and unaltered. There's was
much in Mr.. Stephens life that makes
such VT angle over his grave pecu
iarly disoordant. He kept himself
poor by his benevolence. Many years
before be died the number Of young
men he had helped to an education
was given at forty. This is a rare
record.-[New York Tribune.
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The Republicans will not have any
trouble to defeat the Democrats in the
next National election if few of the
impracticables on our side can have
their way. They are preparing to
make that sure and easy by defeating
the party in advance. The plan is for
the Solid South, as a section, to de-
mand place on the next Presidential
ticket. They say this is the only
thing that will prove that we are no
longer set of traitors against the
government, and that the Southern
States are back in the Union as equals
with tie Eastern, Northern, Western
and Pacific States. The nomination
OF some able Southern man, and we
have plenty Of them, would settle these
questions forever and at the same time
cook theDemooratie goose SO done that
every Republican in the land would
be satisfied, and the grand old party"
would get drunk with joy long before
the election. This would be killing
two geese with one stone. There are
statesmen aud statesmen. We had some
before the war, and there is another
crop ripeior the harvest. Could we
have one Democratic administration
attended with ordinary prosperity, the
nomination Of a man like Harris, or
Garland or Senator Brown Of Geor-
gia, might naturally follow and not
provoke any unusual commotion. But
whoever is nominated for either place
on the ticket should come In on his
ability, merit, and availability, rather
than on account Of the town, State, or
geographical section in which he may
happen to live. The time may come,
even in this century, when the Presi :
dental chair will be occupied by a
Southern man who was identified with
the Southern cause, but it will not be
year after next nor term after next.
That time is not yet, the country is not
ready for il.
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ADvIcES TO POsTnAsrEEs.
Never Kiss and Tell, aud DOM
Get Caught att


fl'eN"t' " NNNAitN-Hu4InN
WASHINGTON, October 2-Among III,
si1 applicants for postmaster Of Evans.
VILE, in place Of Mr. Thayer, who re.
signed, eX-O0ngrossman Hellman and d
number OF leading citizens have recon.
nlended Mr. II. > Bennett These recon,
niondanons do the work for Mr. Bennett.
aud he will receive the appointment
When he gets into his new position, which
will be IN few days, he should tax,
warning by the fate OF his predecessor
and never kiss "a woman without he 4
dead certain nobody Is looking. ltwal
no crime in Tmyer kissing the lady. Z h,
crime was In doing the act when som,
one was looking Mr.. Bennett, however
IS said 10 DO good, moral Republican.
but, hang it, no was Thayer.
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ITVT7V NHVVi %
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lucas and
daughters, Misses Stella and Mamie,
who have been spending the summer
in the Valley left yesterday for their
home in Memphis.
Hon. Casey Young, Of Tennessee,
left yesterday for his homo in Mem
phis. Tennessee's honored son has a
legion Of friends in Hot Springs and
they like for him 10 add his presence
TO the society fthe Valley.
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Old Nicholas,
Arkan'aw Traveller

/ nAhAAeA" AAANtlNfs
Old Nicholas was taken before tn,
United States Court as witness in
case OF illicit distilling.
well, said the prosecuting attor
ney, where do you live?"
"Jines Ian wild Mr.. Jackson, sab.
But where is Mr.. Jaekson's land?'
"Jinin mine, sab"
Tome, none OF your loolishness
You are summoned here as a witness
and want you to answer my ques
tons. Were you ever at Mr.. jackson
stillhouse?'
"Huh?' he replied, not because h,
filled to understand, but that the dc
lay thus caused would give him NOR,
time in framing an answer.
Il ask i you we're ever at Mr.. Jack,
sen s stillhouse?"
"ziekly, sab; yas, slh."
did you ever see Mr.. Jackson max
ing whisky"
"Huh?"
II ask IL you ever saw the defendant
making whisky"
Who's de iendant2"
"Mr. Jackson
rs he de 'fendant?"
Yes, and
OATS news ter me, sho'."
Now; | want to know if you evel
saw him making whisky"
Nor, sal"
Remember that you are under
oath, and that ifyou tell lie you will
be sent to the penitentiary."
wall, sence | come ter study bout
it, belebe | did see him make few
draps."
Where we're you at the time2"
"Huh?'
II want to know where you were
while he was making the whisky?n
81 was dar, or | couldn' ter seed
him"
What were you doihs2''
"Huh?"
II don I want any more Of your eva
sion, | want to know what you were
doing while MIR Jackson was making
the whisky"
"Lookin at him, sab, or | couldn'ter
seed him"
NDid you know what he was doing?"
'eYes, sab, sorter knowed.n u
Did you know tat it was against
the law for him to make whisky with,
out paying revenue2"
81 heard him say dat it was"
What did he ssy?"
said, says re. Nick, eff dem Newni-
ted States hshuls come aroun' heah,
an ketches US bilin' dis con, dali run
US in"
"Were you assisting III boiling the
corn2" fl
"Hub?"
You know what | said. Now an
swer me.
What yer yanter know dat fur?"
Never mind; answer the ques'
ton"
Cose, was heppin' him."
How much did he pay you?'
Boss, yer amt got no right ter dis
inter a mans private affairs 'Spose
was tor ak yersef how much de jedgC
pays yer ter ak me desc heah questions
what would yer say?"
II would tell you that it was none Of
your business But tits my business
to find out all can 10 regard to thi
case. How imuch did the defendan
pay you2"
Mr.. Jackson is still de PENDANT
amt he?"
Yes"
Il ies wanted ter know Didn'tkuov
but yer mout change PENDANTS on mi
an ketch me in a lie. Neber wa
cOtch in lie, was yer. boss2"
How much did Mr. Jackson pa!
your" lQ
Muffin futHH
your"
None" EaE
did you work for nOthine?"
Nor, sab; he promised me one
third OBJ de whisky. Said dat We
could sell it an make hat full oil
money! ~
We'll, Mr. Nicholas you are just a
guilty as Mr.. Jackson. Step aside anC
go with this officer" $50
"Whur-whur-whut de matter
now?"
Nothing, only you are a pris
oner. MIC IrIITtn|
Nor, sab, Use a witness Yer kahn
send a witness ter de penitentiary
Dis am a outrage, sab, case / wouldn
a tole yer nothin Of yer hadn ter axec
me. Dis is what a man gifts fur bein
commodatin'. Airter dis Use a gwin,
ter keep my mouf shet."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
and blank book manufacturing estab
llshment, IL Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, is prepared to execute every
kind Of work in their line in superior
Style and at low prices. I
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is mistake to suppose that tea Il q
tropical plant. A specimen Of the
green tea plant lived some twenty
years in the open air near London,
being finally killed in the severe wins
ter Of 1873, when the thermometer
tell to AZ Fahreheit. In China il Is
grown say from 23o to 400, but mostly
from 24o to $50. II ought to be prac-
tlcable anywhere In Mississippi where
there is a deep rich soil aad
first rate drainage-the latter is i'm.
portant 1t ought to be successful 10
many parts OF South Uarolina aud
southern California. The government
has, We believe. a tea farm in South
Carolina, but the present Commissioner
OF Agriculture does not seem inclined
to do much II, indeed. he is doing
anything towsrd development. There
is, or at least was, a tea farm Of some
forty acres in Georgia. where some
samples were made, but we do not
know whether it ia still in operation.
As we import about $40 100000 worth
OF tea per annum. chiefly from China
and Japan, there is home market for
every pound Southern gentlemen may
please to raise; and il the South asks
it Congress will no doubt restore the
duty to assist in promoting the culture.
Southern agriculture gets little enough
encouragement from the government;
but the tide is turning, and our de.
mands will not be ignored hereafter.
Mr.. Q. Menelas. in recent private
letter to the editor OF the Picayune,
says: That we shall produce tea in
this country, that we shall. become
independent Of oriental Asia and save
our country from paying it an annual
tribute Of $25, 100000 to $4,000, 900,
| have not the slightest doubt" This
prophetic optimist has studied the
subject practically as we'll as theoreti-
cally, and is, in his enthusiasm for all
that concerns the future well being OF
the South, as truly Grecian in spirit.
ual force as in name and blood, and we
hope that his latter days. like those Of
the Spartan King Meneleus, will be
passed in peace and prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

In June last colored beast in Con,
necticut committed a horrible outrage
upon a Miss Holen Slocum, a school
teacher. The State rang with an &C,
count Of the crime, aud the newspa-
pers we're full Of il for many weeks,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

ResHMoRE. O.-Dr. A. Page says 81
have prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in
several instances, and in each case OBJ
tanned good resultsn 81.
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s'Nigh No More. La,liesi,,

for Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip.
ton Is prompt and certain remedy
Tor the piinful disorders peculiar to
your sex. BY all drugRists.
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rrust Nale.

QY virtue Of the provisions Of A trust dad
" made by Robert d Wallace and otherS L
John II Watkins, as trustee, on the nth dal
Of October, 1872, and registered In the Reeia.
ter's ONCE Of Saelby county. IN Book No. So
page 80. AID also by virtue Of the terms Of ,
decree Of the ChanceIy Court Of shelby coun
y, Ienne see, entered n the suit lately pend
et all. (N0. 4S7l, r Dl, by which the under
signed was substituted as Trustee IN mid
t,pst deed IN the room and stead Of the ea
Watkins with all the rights and powers there
10 onferred on him, the said Watkins,
will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-05

DUR5bANT to the power In me vested AZ
trustee, under the provisions Of certain
decd Of trust executed February %, 1886 Sc
cure an Indebtedness therein ne ntioned which
said deed Of trust 10 Of record in the Shelby
County Reglster's on ., IL Book li2, page
5iIi aud whereas default has been made IN
the payments due under the sad trust deed,
and whereas l have been requested the
beneficiary hereunder 10 sell the land In
said trust deed described for the sati,faction
Of said debt; now, therefore, will As such
trustee, on
Saturday, October "a, 1883,
10 front Of the courthouse, in the city Of
Memphis, Taxing District Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, between the hours Of II a m. ana
pm offer and sell a. public QUERY. TO the
highest bidder,far cast, an undivided 0ne-half
Interest In the following describe lot Of land,
to-Mit: Beginning at stake on the south side
OF McLemofe avenue, being the northwest
corner Of lot or tract conveyed by Bus
" 70 NJ D johnson, under deed dated May
10, 1870, thence running south with Raleigh
avenue 900 feet 10 a stake; thence east, rar,
allel with McLemOre avenue 400 feet 10 the
south side OF MoLemoro avenue; thence west
WITT MeLem0re avenue 10 the berinninK,
containing By estimate 8 and 81 100 acres.
For creator accuracy reference Is hereby made
10 deed 10 same land Of which this 10 =
subdivision, made 70 the executors Of the
estate Of L II Coo. recorded In the Recorders
ONCE Of Shelby county In Book No. ~, on
page 30 Title 10 above land believed 20 be
good, bat sell and convey q trnbtee only.
70 ~ w p EgKLES, Trustee
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EDUCATIONAL.
The University mr. FHE S0TFE

g located al sEWANeE. Tenn. upon The
level. This School. under the special nat
roaage Of the Bishojs Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the South and south
west, offers the healthieEt residence and the
best advantages, both moral and educational,
~ It's Grammar school and It's Collegiate and
Theological Departments. For the special
claims Of this University for PATRONAGE, an
ply for documents 10 the Rev, TELFAfR
HVDGSON, DID,. Vice Chancellor, 5Swanee,
Tenn. l8 "a w30
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RIOICULOUs IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGA-
IiXES;. 1T is DANGEROUS 60 SOURCE
10 PRtsTRAfE TGE NERVOUS sSsriRIM9.'
WITH FURIOUS EYACEANTs NATURE
HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE.IN THE FAM0 S
So TIER SPRING, OF WHAT TIKI Bill
IQUS, vUNSrlPATED OR DYSPRP fIC
SYSTEM NEEDS FOR IT'S REsT0RATI0N.
sELTzGR APERIENT SCIENCE HAS
IMPROVED ON NATURE BY OOMBINlbG
Ali THk VALUABLE INGREDIENTS on
THE GERMAN + lUNTAIN IN A PoRTA-
BILE FORM: THIS AGREEABLE AND
P0 KNISALINE. ALTERATIvEC hANGEs
PURItlES ALL THE FLUIDS on THE
BODY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FLIES Avn nIlcs

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats
mice, gophers, ehipmunks, cleared oul
by Rough on Rats" loo.
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Trnstee's Sale of B enI Rntnfe.

DURSUANT to the powers in me vested av
the succeeding / ustee 10 John A. Holt,
deceased under the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust executed OntOber II, 1876, to Sc
cure an Indebtedness therein mentioned,
which said dsed is Of record in the shelby
County Registers office In Book III, page go;
and whereas default has been made in the
payments due under the said trust deed; and
whereas have been iequested By tho bene
trust deed described for the satisfaction ~
said debt. Now, therefore, will, as such
Saturday, the Goth day of OetO-
her, 1853,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madi.
son streets, in the City Of Memphis, Taxing
District Of Shelby county Tennessee, between
the hours Of II am. o'clock m, offer and
sell, at public outcry, to the highest bidder.
ior cash, the following LOT OF land with the
described as follows, to-wit: Lot No. s, In
Block 30. In South Memphis. beginning at a
point on the south side Of POntotoc street 70
feet east OF the point Of intersection OF the
said south side Of Pont0t0c street, with the
east line Of Mulberry street; thence east on
ahd with the said south line Of POntOtoc
st'eet 30 feet; thence south $50 feet; thence
west parallel with Pontotoc street 80 feet.
thence nefth parallel With Mulberry street.
100 feet TO the beginning.
Inc equity OF redemption Is waived and the
purchaser gets the absolute title in fee. nj.
le has been approved, but i sell aud convey
10 the character Of Trustee only.
Sale begins AZ u O'Clock m.
September q. lhS3
cHAs. N. GR0svENOR, Trustee.
M. Is. TreEevant. Attorney. 2l42
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An effective remedy for kidney diseases
low fevers and nervous prostration. ant
well worthy of trial, is Browns Iror
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A Select School for Boys

MILL be opened October LIST, 1856 Union
w stree Number Of pupils limited 70
twenty i've. For particulars address X, o
Prewitt,. Ripley. Miss, or Colonel W \.
Taylor, Mr.. L. B. suggs, MI, s. II. Brooks,
city. o. AZ