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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Kansas City, no, April l3.-Tlh
Pacific Mutual telegraph operators
twelve in number, employed here
unite in request for extra pay lol
Sunday work.
Cleveland, O., April LIB. s. De
forest, prominent city architect
dropped dead tonight Of heart disease
while discussing plans OF house WITH
a lady customer.
Peoria, H., April l3.-rhe Peoria
CITY Council this evening adopted
the eight-hour system for street work.
Paw at the rate of 81 90 per man and
So per team is to be allowed.
Utica, N. Y, April ia dispatch
received here from the Oneida Com
munity this evening announces the
death Of John W. Noyes, the founder
of that body, at his home in Niagara
Falls Ont, to-day.
Elkhom, Wis, April l3,-By an
explosion OF the centripetal cream
separator, in the Big Foot Creamery
James Peterson was killed, a boy IA
tally injured, and several men cut
and bruised by flying fragments.
Lsnsiug, Mich, April lathe
Or. enbackera Of this S'a'e held a con
ference in this city today. The Elk
rcutive Committee of the State Cen
trail Committee was reOrgsnizad, and
and resolutions were offered anC
adopted inviting the laboring men L
unite with them.
Minneapolis, Mimi, April b.
Mayor elect Ames took the oath o
office this afternoon. In his messaa'
he said he considered the demands o
organized labor in a great measure
Just, and recommends that the Oouncl
PISS an ordinance making eight hour
a days work for city employees.
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NOn-ResideBt Notice.

No. 1895, h. Din tho Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, State of Tennessee,
etc, vs.. Patrick COoncy ct nj.
IL appearing from bill swsrn e. IN this
cause that TIE names and place Of residence
of the heirs IT J. W. Woscott, made deten-
dants on account of interest in lot 70, east
side OF ChiCkasaw street, lst ward Of city OF
Memphis; and the heirs Of A. r. Sheldon
and Of J h. SaGarans, made partie on g., &C
count of interest In parts of lots lTb and l76,
between Main and Second streets, let ward,
city of Memphis, are unknown and cannot
be ascertnined after diligent inquity; this
being fui. TO enforce tax liens;
II ia therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the FIRST Monday in May, 1856, ana
plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill and petition, or the same viii be TAKEN
ior confessed Us 70 them and 50 for hearing
OK parte! and that copy OF this order be
published once u week, for four successivS
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This Slsp
day of March, 1886. A copy-Rttest:
5. |. MCDOWELL, Clerk a Master
By II. + Walsh Deputy Clerk and Master
+. II. @. W Ileskell, Soils, for com
plainuut. hu
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The Heroine in High spirits.

ooh l am 90 tired and weak" ex.
claimed Mrs. Lightburne as she sank
down exhausted with the excitement
on the edge of the bed. II must have
a glass of beer. Please go down and
get some," she remarked ~ a man
who was in the room before the re-
porter entered. When she began talk
ing her face grew as bright as II she
bad never known a sorrow and at no
time did she appear tn take serious
view OF the matter, though she was
rather severe upon the laudla y. 81
didn't know whether she would
give me my baby or not, she said,
and so l went down with a police
man."
"But you had no trouble-why
should your"
mo; 1 can't say. wanted to be
sure"
"why did you leave Mrs. Black
burn's?"
Just to get rid of that man. He
ANNOYED me so that 1 had to leave.
Why, don't you know, he used u
come to the door Of my room at /
o'clock in the morning and try to kick
it OPEN"
"What reason did he have ?"
"Oh, he Just wanted to see if l was
out at the theater or anywhere"
"WeTe you engaged to be married p
"Yes, we were, but that don't make
any difference. He did Just what ]
said in the warrant"
DO you intend to prosecute him %
Yes" family.
What promises were those you
made him tonight"
"Oh, he worked on my sympathy, SC
that l agreed not to prosecute him, but
he did not have the money to put w
as a forfeit and couldn't get him out
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-, JAMES HUUSE--COr. Second ana Al
> ams SITS, Room and board IS per week.
DaY hoard wanted.
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Changed Her RoardIns.House.

The door of III Court street stood
open when the reporter rung the bell,
and brilliant light burned in the
hall. A vigorous pull at the knob had
to DE thrice repeated before there was
any response, and at last door away
back in the hall opened and the lady
OF the house appeared.
"Does Mrs Hghtburne reside
here 2' was inquired.
"No."
"Did she ever live here"
"She has left the house"
Nothing was to be gained here, and
a search was made for Mrs. CoOper's
lodgings, which were reached after
climbing two flights OF stairs. Mrs.
Cooper had no concealments to make.
"fhe trouble you speak of oc-
Cured here about o'clock this even
ing" Mrs. Cooper said. 81 first be-
came acquainted with Mrs. Lightburne
last Friday. She asked permission to
come up next day and stay with me,
a gentleman friend having introduced
us. She did not come and | went
down to see her, and found her sick
in bed. While was there Mr.. Cot
ton came in the room and made him
self at home. He used language to
me that no gentleman ought to use
to a lady on first acquaintance.
She came up here this morn
ing with her child, and late
in tie afternoon some one knocked
at the door. Mrs. Lightburne ex-
claimed that it was Mr.. Cotton and
begged me not to let him in. | didn't
like for the other people on the floor
to see a man standing at my door, and
while Mrs. Lightburne ran into the
next room and closed the door, !
admitted Mr.. Cotton. He asked
where Mrs Lightburne was, and |
told him / did not know. But
he saw her gloves and parasol
on the bel. He recognized them at
once, and Immediately opening the
/ door recognized Mrs. Lightburne. He
| began pulling her toward the dc or aHd
CursiDg under his breath. | never
saw an angrier expr sion in any
mans face. Afte- a while he got her
ut into the hail, and the child bega n
crying. He forced her to go with him
down the stepe, and rather than make
a scene on the sidewalk she went of
with him I got the baby asleep
and in about fifteen minutes Mr.
Cotton returned alone and took the
baby. l went out shortly aflerward,
ana meeting Mrs. L'ghtburne on the
street told her about it, did not see
her sgain until a short time ago. She
had MIR. Cotton arrested, and has gone
with policeman to yet the baby"
At this juncture steps were heard
ascending the stairs, and the heroine
entered leading a beau itul little CIR
about three years old by the band.
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Non Resident Notice.

No. Bllg, Il. y In the Chnncery Court ot
Shelby County, Tenn.-itate Of Tennessee
for use, and the County W. John DOnuollu
ct al. Of shelby county.
H. Appearing from the hi |, which ID sworl
TO IN this cause, that tho defendants John ID
Armour, resident Of he State Of Maryland /
Snllie Irozevant and Romhert Tre5eyant
heirs of John p Trczovant, residents OF IN
State Of Louisiana; FIX. Norton resi-
dent of the state OF kentucky, oil nnn resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee; Martin LaUI
gan, Alice Thompson, nOn-rcsidents OF Tn
State of Tennessee; that the residences 81
MARY Ann nu.hes VIM. Nor on, G. w
Brpum, Mary Woodward, Mary FletchaJ
and husband, Martin FlotOblll: Laura anH
EdW I'd Is Martin, John Games, E. A. HI
giusnn, W b. DOrcb, l.. II DOrch, Moilie WI
BENTON, Robert Moore, Marcia |. fleece-1
Patty Mosby and Helen POPE are unknow.
and cannot be ascortained after diligent ~
quiry, and { any Of these parties are y
their heirs or deyisees, whose names anA
residences are unknown and cannot be
csrtained after dilg0nt inquiry, TINS Dill 4
filed to collect taxes due the Stale ana cOunW
on ynri us lots oFnod by the above parus
Ills therefore ordered, that th0y n AXE thu, n
apuenrnnce herein, at the Court House =
SbsIby county, la Memphis, Tenn, on q
before tho FIRST Monday in May 1885, arei
plead, answer or demur' 10 cOmpainantt1
bill, or the same will be taken Tor cOniessSl
AZ 10 them aud set for hearing eN parie; AZ
that copy of this order be pubOshe oncebt
wee k, for four successive weeks, IN the A
heal This 3lst day Of March, 1886. y
I \ Copy Atte't; thuf
By II. +. Walsh, Del uty q. X Nj.
Lee Thornton, solicitor for complainant
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Nnll.Rnsident Nniice.

30. CHS, 4. In the Chancery Court OF
Shelby I. unity, Tenn, tate oiIenncs-oe,
Tvs. John ~ Thornton ct al.
4 10 uppearibg froU the bill sw rru 10 IN this
cause that the defendants, Sarah Martin, Is
non resident OF Tennessee, and u resident
of Miasi sippi, md that the name and place
uf residence of tho heirs Of W. W. Kingdom
ana T., 81 Ice, made parties OF tccouet ot
heir interest IN lot 3, containing eight
acres, IN the Fourteenth Civil district Of
Shelby e unity, south side linton avenue,
being part of the james VI. white lb5 acres,
are unknown and cannot be ascertainod
alter diIigrut inquiry This being "a suit TO
enforce tax lions against said lore.
u is therefore ordered, That they mako
& cir appearance herein, lt the Court House
If shelby County, iu Memphis, Tenn, on OF
tclorc the first Monday in May, 1856 and
plead, puswcr or dcmur 10 conn ainHnt bill
and petitions, or the same will b. takou for
confessed rs 90 thcu nd set for hearing OK
uartc, and that O copy Of this N der be pub
lishcI once % week, for four successive
woke, in the APrE,L. This 2lSt day OF
March, 1885.
A copy Attest:
s. /. MODOW lLL, Clerk aud Master,
BY n. +. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
+. II. aud c. W. lleiskell Solicitors for
Co uplsiuant. Oh
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QO2). s3;J @. Custer (a5l, 81; Father
John 400, 81. Prospects good.
Chnmninn CYrIt.t In Mrmnhis

y
Mr. l.. d Munger, a well.knowu
wheelmau OF Detroit, Mass, has been
in the city since sunday, aGd an Ar
PEAL. man who hoo a tax with him
last night found hm delighted with
tie Hospitality ui Local cyc is.s, the fms
roads aud the prospects Tor tle sport
in the future. Nj Munger ia about
tweuty.tnree years ( sge, has a tall,
athl.tlc fggre and has made wonder
FIJI progresa during the two yeaB h9
has been riding, lie has been in New
Orleans several weeks, and in the
lat err par; Of March broke the twenty
five m lie road record, making the tilut
in one hour, twenty.iour minutes and
thirty.tWo seconds, about ten minutos
faster than the previous record. The
New Dream Picdyune Il April 9TH
has the following about his breaking
the fifty mile record: For the last
few DAYS II has been known that L. ID
Munger of Detroit, the wonderful
young amateur long distance wheel
man, would attemp' 90 break the
record for fifty miles. tie If in excl
lent coodlt'oa, his fne fifty seven
inches Apollo bicycle is working well,
and he finds the asphalt pavement o.
ST. CT arlas avenue one of tho tnesl
roads in the country for cycling. III
succeeded in lowering the twenty tive
miles record recently, and yefterda,
the fifty miles record was broken witt
similar ease. The road records, accord
ing to the New York Clipper AnnudI
| a'c:
American - 3:32:20 2.5. W. a
Rhodes, Bottom, September 20, 1883
English-3 1884 5 Colder, Sep
tsmber 26, 1885
Muuger's time yesterdaywas 1902 "a
The .enty. five mil run was twlc
from the Lee Circle 10 Cauolltou an'
return, and once o. lha Exooeit.o'
and return. Yesterday he made thi
trip twice. His time was AZ follows
] v,tI,y
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Nonresident N0tice.

No. BOgs, X. D.. In the Chaneety Court
shelby County, Tenn.-The state OF le
uessee and the county of Shelby w. Pear
Suggs X Co. ct al. go, ,.,
II appearing from the bill which is sWG
"A in this use that the delendents' ),
Chalmers and wife, Rebecca ChalmersI RI
,Ents of the State of Missis iPpi, Z.
Tshnson. resident of the State OF COloral
~ W. ar bel, a resident Of the State OF
K ansas, IL. b. Clatlin, trm, names OF N
bsis unkuown, Camelia and Rachel nens
eSidents of the state OF New York, Mrs.
Y rFray,er a resident of the State OF IeN
and nh non-residents Of the State Of Ie 4
seeI the residences of ii. J. ward
Joanna COrbitt, Catherine Burns sam
CoWen, Anna Maria Thoma, Ann Kelly;
o. money, Edward HrOEan, Mathew Y.
cenf and bis wife, Barbra, John >. hei
Sarh Clifford, John ADD Sarah Conn
Bridaet Rooney, Louise Fisher at husoa
j IL Fisher, Dianna GOldcamp, mrs.
HMM NJ. IL. McKineayy uHd Nance hu
are Unknown aud cannot be ascerIa
after diligent inquiry and the names
residences Of the heirs or devisse'' u
left Xviii, uf John Fox and j, e. IN.
dere4shd, also the residence and first n
OF Fails, IL inor of one Of the heirs
FRlis aeceased, are unknown and cannq
asceftained after diligont inquiry. Ihla
IL filed TO collect State and county take
various lots owned by the above parties
other parties.
III is there ore ordered, That they
thdr APPEARANCE herein, at the Coutt-H
Of ShelbyCounty, in Memphis, Tenn,
before the first Monday in May, 1886,
plead, answer or demur to complainant
or the same will be taken for coniesst
to them aud set for hearing eX. pafte
that % copy of this order be published o
Week, for four successive weeks, in thd
aAL. This 3lst day Of March, 1886,
r A copy Attest:
S. |. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mas
ByH. f. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and NJ
Lee Thornton, solicitor for Complai
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THE BUFFALO GNAT.
Prof Lugger Concludes HIS InN"Stij
EntIOn-The Outlook.

P,of q to Lucger, sent as a speclal
list from Washington 10 investigate
the buffalo qua, and with whom al
interview was published in the Arg
PEAL some two weeks sgo, las co +
cluded his work, aud passed through
the city yesterday on his way back to
Washington. He was seen by an Ar
PEAL man, who inquired ii he had
made any iuIth n discoveries of inter
est. well, yea" he raid, 81 haye
found that overflow, instead OF breed
ing the gnats, has bad contrary ct.
feet, and this year a great number OF
their immature lGrvie was DESTROYED
nv back water in she various streams
All indications point 70 the belief thet
buffalo guat5 viii be exceedingly
scarce for the next three years, and
the few local swarms which will ap-
pear will not BIZ numerous enough 10
do any damage"
Prof. Lugger will return ia q tbFr
with a view Of mapping ont the "-
calitias in which The buffalo gnat
Iro, Il
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AS the thing has gone this far will
appear against him now"
Meanwhile Mr.. Cotton rests quietly
in bis cell st the siation-house. He is
about twenty eight wears Of age and
has resided in Memphis about a year.
Mrs. LightbuTne is perhaps five years
younger, tall and slender, with brown
hair, bright face and vivacious mar
ner. She IS a member by marriage Of
one of the Oldest families Of the city,
having been divorced from her hus-
baud about two years aga.
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No. 6lS3, r. Din tho Chancery COur Of
Shelby County, Tenn State Of Tonnes
sec and County of Shelby We. Walter Ennis
and Wilhpm Ennis ct al,
happening from the bill which is sworn
To in this cause that the defendants, FlOy
Miller, WmW GODDARD, ir, X NanBroCkliu and
Sarah T. Van BroCkhu, residents of the state
of New York; ELLEN Glenn, John Jones
and wife, susan Jones, Charles Il james and
of the State of Missouri Hannah Larkin,
John Larkin and Kate Larkin, residents OF
the State of Minnesota; SGllie x TreIevant,
Frank Frayser and wife, Florence Frayser,
and Theodore BarksOn, resident Of the state
of Louisiana; j W Eldridge, J W Chalmers
and his wife, Rebocca Chalmers, residents OF
the State of Mississippi, Joseph X Nj Ter,
resident Of the state Of Arkansasi Frank
benedict, resident Of the state Of Pennsyl-
Nania: Mrs NJ w III her and Harry Brown,
residents Of the State OF Texas; Mary W
Livingston, a resident of tho State Of Flori-
da, and all non residents Of the state OF
Tennessee. This blu is filod TO collect state
and county taxes ol various lots OF LAND
owned by the above parties and other parties.
lt IL therefore ordered, That they make
their nppgarance herein, at the Court House
of Shelby county In Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the first Monday In May 1885, ana
plead, answer or dcmur to complaints bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as Ia
them aod set for hearing OK .are; and that
- cupy Of this order be published once u week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. This 3lst day of March, 1885,
S. l. MCDOWELL, Clork aud Mastor.
Ivy II. 4. Welsh, Deputy G. and NJ.
Lee Thornton and Il. d. Jordan. Solicit
| ora iur complainant IN
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BASEBALL NOTES.

THE Athletics have accepted the
challenge OF the Clevelands, and will
play them Sunday.
THE Browns left last night for Ma
con, where they play their first league
game TO morrow. The detailed report
of the game will be received at the
Terrace Garden, in the manner that
proved so popular last season.
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MACON, GA, April - Chicago, II /;
Macon, 2.
BALTIMORE, MD, April l3.-Balti-
more, 8; Rochester, /.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April l3.-Phil-
adelphia, 8; Athletic, 3.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April l3.-The tie
game between the Browns and the
Maroons was played off to-day, and
resulted in victory for the Maroons
bv a score of 7 to 6. Base hits
Browns, ,; Maroons, Z.
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A GENTS-In every section Of the country
~ for two New Books, just ready. SPECIAL
TRIMS TO men Of experience capable of nil
ing a large territory. State experience, age
and territory wanted. CASSELL i CO.
Qimitedl, so Broadway, n. Y, and 40 Dear
born street, Chicago.
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Quite a number of people witues,e ed
the feat. Capt. A. NJ. Hill and +. H..
Fuote, Mass aChusetts wheelman,
we're the timers, O. NJ. Fairchild and
T.. A. Shields the checker, stationed
a. the Exposition and CArrolt)n, and
w. J.. Hughes and II. p Kendall the
indppR
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For RegtaIer.

THE undersigned announces that he is a
i candidate Tor Register, and asks the
support OF the voters Of Shelby county. II
elected, will endeayor to give satisfaction in
the discharge of the duties of the office, an d
places his claims subject to the action OF the
County Democratic Convention
THOS. B. CRENSHAW.
Memphis, March 2S, 1886.
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We are authorized to announce that JOHN
JOHNSTON is a cand date for Judge of the
Circuit Court of Shelby County, subject to
action of the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce l. IL. ES-
TIES, JR., as a candidate for Judge of he
Circuit Court, subject to the acton ct the
DemnctAtic Convention.
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ONLYA LOVERS QUARREL.
COT iON ENTIRELY TOO FREE
With THE BABY.
Scare in n jeff rSOn Street Tene-
ment-A Bean in Jail, His
Sweetheart Smiling.

More VISITORS exclaimed a voice
from behind the bars as an APPEAL
man pushed open a door in the rear
of the station-housc about 9 O'Clock
last night.
Half reclining upon a rough board
in the cage was the graceful, we'll
dressed person of Mr.. W. o. Cotton, a
telegraph operator in the employ OF
the Western Union.
at was a sort OF love quarrel, you
see, remarked Mr.. Cotton from be
tween his white teeth, as he stroked
his killing black moustache.
Mr.. Cotton was reminded that mere
love quarrels usually ended in kiss
and be friends and replied that he
hoped the present affair would be
without any more serious result.
81 have Just had a long talk with
her and she has promised not to
prosecute me-"
And the lady is -"
"Mrs. Lizette Lightburne.
The same to whom report hsd it
that you were engaged
Il don't know how report had it.,
but | was never engaged to be mar
ried to her This is pretty rough
scrape. but it is just such one as al
most a,y young man is likely to get
into. and nothing more. She and |
have been boarding at the same house,
Mrs. Blackburn 5, NO. III Court street.
Yesterday | found her in the room OF
Mrs. Cooper who used to be a circus
rider, and who lives over Fuchs
on jefferson street ! persuaded
her to leave the place with
me. and we went over into Court
Square where, she said, lady
friend was waiting to see her. ! left
her there, and, going back to Mrs.
COopers got the baby and took il
back to the boarding house on Court
street thinking she would be there
by that time. But she had not re-
turned, and | went back to work.
"Did You know that she had sworn
out a peace warrant against you, that
| she charges YOU with having as
saulted her at Mrs. Coopers room
and with having stolen her baby?
was asked.
"Stolen her baby! What did wan
with baby? No. The whole thing
occurred Just as told you. But
would rather nothing would be sale
about it in the paper. The lady trieC
to get me out tonight, and would have
done so except that they demand {
forfeit OF so and neither OF us hav'
"
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JOhn Walsh, Undertaken,

Will move to 3OS Second street, cor
ner Of alley between Madison and
Monroe, about April 18th.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For AttOrney-G neral.

WYE are authorized TO announce GEORGE
w B. PETERS, JR., IS a candidate for
the office of Attorney General, ubiect to the
action of tho Democratic Convention.
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WATsoN's Bitumen Concrete ia abao-
lutte proof against dampness, seepage
and rate. Telephone 93S.
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I,deeof the Cjrcuit Couri

. A. DOUGLAS, ~ Kerivil Tenn, is
=. candidate for REGISTER subject TO the
act on of the Democratic Convention.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CT0RE HOUSE, ETU.-At Shelby Station,
y Miss, store house, saloon, stables and
HOTEL READY FURNISHED. For further par
ticulars apply to J. II. STAFFORD,
COncOrdla, Miss.
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REPORTS OF THE VARIOUS TAN
ASSESSORS.
4 Committee Appointed 20 Look
IutO the Gas and water
Questions.

The County Court met vest 'rday,
with Chairman Slaughter presiding.
When court was called to order JUS
tice Mason moved TO reconsider the
action of be court in appropristing
1926 to furnish reception room at the
Poor. House. Lost.
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STRAYED.

MULES-TwO black mare mule', l6 hands
Nl high, 8 and years old. name and
tail trimmed; IS reward Tor their return TO
+. A. Jones 4 Co., 81 Monroe st.
q WHITE C0WS-One with rope around
n head. s. reward for their return TO X.
B. BARTON. near Curve, Her ando roai:
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Assignee's Notice.

ps- Notice is hereby given, that ! have quail
fled as assignee Of X. l.. Daniels. All par
MES indebted 10 said Daniels requested to
come forward and settle and thereby save
expense. Creditors are notified TO file their
claims with me, duly prObated. Memphis,
i0"' ppm JOHN ROPER. Assignee.
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PLACKSMTTH-Ag good . la sksmith to run
ID country shop. Must also be a good
wood workman. Good wages paid. Call on
or address D. ]. ALLEN i CO.,
Australia Miss
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WATER AND LIGHT.

1t was ordered that ]. f. Randle,
Dan O'Donnell and Tom Holeman be
appointed committee charged with
the proprie'y aud expedienCy Of es-
tsblishing plant OF electric lights at
the Court II ouse, and the further duty
of supplying the Court. House with
water from a well driven in the open
court or it's near vicinity, with view
of supplying both the CouIt-House
and Jail with an abundant supply of
good water, and TO report to the next
term Of the court.