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THE EXCHANGE THURSDAY. DECK C, 1877. Gen. Ord calls fur piore troops for the Mexican frontier, aud evidently fears trouble. Tennessee bonds fell over four cents in New York last TuosJay. Getting scared ai the legislative prospect, we presume, The Nashville Evening Record has changed to a morning paper. I Vice jeven dollars a year. P. S. After ne issue, it suspended. Judging by the result of the recent legislative elections in some of the counties', the bondholders will have a hard tinac of it in getting their prop osition accepted. In fact, the sir be gin? to assume a repudiation hue. Taxes for 1STT. i As there seems to be a misunder standing among the tax-payers of the ! county, as to the precise time when j .1 - . it . r or . . me tax u-i oi ioti goes 11110 me bands of the constabhs of the various SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. B. GUION, uaims oi me coueiaoies oi me various , m v-v f m rCT A T-4.1 district, we publish the following ex- M H III 1 1 UK A H tracts from the Acts i,f 1877, chapter i U UUlUll J Milan, Tenn. 94, rage 1 17 " ftc it onnrted by the General As- j senilly of lenu-ssee, That the G,un j ty Trustee shall hereafter make and i deliver the certified statements of uu- ALL KINDS OF PICTURES MADE, COPIED, AND ENLARGED. doeo-ly Scientific American. TIIIKrr-TlllBD YEAR. The special mission of the Legisla ture raet yesterday to consider the bondholders' proposition to cnujo mise tlie State debt at ixty cents on the dollar. We fear that it will not be settled, even if the Legislature ac cept". We publish on our f-ccond page this week the President's Message, read to Congress last Monday. He opposes the south and' west on - the money question, but sticks t'i bis southern policy and civil service re form. Read the d.jeutucnt and judge of its merit-. paid taxes (now required by law to be prepaul, on the first day of February after hi receipt of the tax bouks, and the eou.tlal.le-i or sheriffs shall pay ov er the taxes specified in said state ments on or before the first day of May following the receipt of the same." From the above it will appear that all tatrtdue the State and county for the year 1-877 must be paid on or before the first day of February 1878, or cosU will accrue and the constables of the county will make their levies. By beanugthis provision of the law The PnTinc a urine large first- j i -ii .1 class wecklynewspnperofsixteen pages, print- in mind, our people will save them- j c.iin the m..st beautiful style. profusely iiius- sehes a ITIMkI deal of trouble and eX- ! trl,te1 "if h beautiful engravings, representing B. . ,, I the newest invention aud the most recent nd- nuw. j'lfriMiuru uiwac, vances in ine aria aud Micneeg ; mciuuiug - - t 1 E I . : iHDi uaiiin uu engineering, e wain cngineei ' THE MOST POPULAR SCIENTIFIC TAPER IX THE WORLD. Only a Year. inclndlng; Pot- afr. Wwk I jr. 33 auiber a Year. Four I hanMBtl Boak Page. The Oldest Shingle-Hoof House iu Tennehee. ink. railway, mining, riril, (at and hydraulic engineering. Dill work, iron, stocl anil metal wurk . chemistry and chemical processes: Electricity. light.;hcat and sound : technology. 1. . . P .. -rr photography, printing, new maebmery. new rom the SrOCretary Of the leiines- ; prosse, new r.cipes. iuiproveioi.ut pertain- int. new industrial products, animal, vceeta ble and miuerai : new and interesting fuel in agriculture, burticulture, the homo, health, medical progress, uncial science, nuiurul his tory, geology, astronomy, etc. The most vulunljle practical paper, by emi nent a Titers in all departments of iicienee. will be foundin the Scientific American j the whole presented in popular language, free from tech uical terms, illustrated im engraving, and A writer in the New Orleans Dem ocrat has examined the tax-rate in various States, and finds that Loui ana stands at the head of the list The State tax there is fourteen and a half mills. The other States come in the following order : South Caro lina, ten lui.'is; Arkansas, ten mills' (it is projxwed to reduce it to fivej mills); Tennessee, ten mills; Ala bama, seven and a half mills; Cali fornia, seven and three-twentieths of a mill ; Florida, seven mills ; Kansas, five and a halt' mills ; Texas, Oregon ,and Georgia, five mills; Maine, thine ! I', and three-quarter mills; Ohio, three ;"J. and one filth mills; New Jersey three mills; Illinois, two and four see Historical Society we learn that the first house in lennessee that had a stone chimney and a shingle roof was built by John McMahan, Sr., in 1774, and u still standing. It is in Jefferson county, the portion of the State first occunied bv the whites. M'l " .. . nit 'iHl I so airsngul to interest and inform all clnss- hen it was first built there was no i M , lus,dvM Bnd oun. The Seientiiie other house west of it (and only one ! American u promoth e of knowiedKe and ... nrocrrirt in nvnrr enm 111 unit V where It circu late. It nhould have a ploca in every family, rx'uding-rooul. library, college or uchool. Termi", $ !.jnper year. Sl.titi half year, which io'ludeu prc-payinent of postnice. Hiscount to clubs aud atreuts. Sinyle copies ten cents. Sold by all newsdealers. Remit by postal ur der to Ml XN Js CO., publishtrs, 'Si l'urk Row. .New 1 ork. In connection ith the WI EX- .Niunn A- Co. are Solicitors of American and Fnrcisn Patents. r .1 ii i I i. anil nuic lilt larcet esuio isiiuicni in ine Of the Deadeiieks, Who built a one- I worM- t8t Hreol.tained.in the t-5tteri.i. Story bl ick llOllre. and Used the (lid I .Model of n invention and sketchc ex . . i i , . i T i : ainiiied, ami advico Iree. A eeiiil notice is unrinui onusn? ns :i .iieiifii. ii iiii.- i ma.ie in the ScienlitK American ot all mven Imh-ii weather txmrdwl cabin), to the Misswppi river, ex cept the military building at Chicka saw hums, near and below Memphis, i The one cabin west of this first house ! was on Nolk'chuekv liver, Luilt and ! occupied bv John Clark, west f : r 4 rPl','VrPC 1 where Jonesboro now stands. The f.i-'r. m' uc.uaiiau nouse passcti mio ine iiami: MILAN COLLEGE, Milan, Tenn. rA.CTJIjTY. Tl. I. riSJSEY, A. J. 3f. PASMIIAL, A. B. KiSS BLAMIIE DEXTOX, X. TAI.L TERM OPEX3 ArtM'sT . 1- elose Uecemtjcr J. l!s i. AND Tuition from SHI t.. H M usic. Si'. Uoard. fniru Sill t4 VIA per month. Knll colleriate i-oursr. Teacher of reeoxnixed ability and of established reputation in all deiwrtiueiil. Roth exe blinitled. ScIiimiI iositiel un-cctrian. w hilea bealtb ful moral influence i ouirht to be exerted. Milan if pleasantly situated at the crossing- of the Si ississippi Central aud Memphis -nd Louis ville railroads, i.t iib eoiinty. Tenn. Ex relleiit free-stone .'rr. rood health. 6ne ci etv. pkinlid ebun-b and Sabbath-aehonl facil ities are ainniir the commeudablu features of the town. Address, Julyl0-3m riXSET A- PA.niAL. Box 1'.'. Milan. Tenn. Feed an d Sale Stable, nv c. r. ii A.Tir, Corner Main and Church Streets, MILAN, TENN. TTTORPES and bujrgies. ami aaddle l;ie for hire. Drivers furnlsbed wbtn re iiuireil. stable rmiin forany number of horsevV hupplv of aood feed always on hand. Caret ul and attentive hostlers in attendance . ,t AM. rilARtiES - ; shall bean !nw a tha lowest ' Thankful for pat patronage. Nor 9-1y B. F. SMITH & CO., Cotton Factors, lKOIr K AI Pi E- r , D i i 14 x a i CQ Q O O O CG P S s n 5 2E - -s ? - 5 r.i-s: ft County Diretory. Tlio 1iht oro tions patented throughout this HKcncy, with A I'lLH "IV- . ,. ,.,. J rAJ1,.,1M,r flic 1..I. I1IW Pllb- tlf ( lie -til lit. XaiJtl'Ult' Amrrirart. lieattcntiou isthusdirictedtotliemeriUofthe new pateut, and ulc or introiuctton olten ellecti-d. Any person who bus made a new discovery or invention, can ascertain, free ot eharce, whether a patent ran probably be obtained, by writing to tha unjerirneil. Address for the paper, or coiii-ernioff patents. Ml XX i CO.. :i7 fNrk Rw. New York I'.nuii'h otlii-e. eorner V and Seventh streets, Washinytoii, D. W.CrfURKER&SON, M AUK IT KKPOHIS. luittiTFii v:nv nv Hm.F. k vxiiook. Milan. Nov. lain. 14. 1- tlrdinnr:; , (I.mhI Ordinary l.oW Itl I't'l 1 1 iif - Middlinr . IiiwnI Miiddi intf ..-. .. Middlin. rir 1 1 ' iiw-r and i'radnc Mnrkel. liulk meat clear side -houl'lcrs.. I x'j : in lo' i If ll'a XO. 2o2.FJ:OXT sweet, MKMI'HIsi, TEXX. In addition to the sule of Cotton, we bandle all kiuds of i'rodiice. sepT-tf J.A.McClure&Bro's Temple of Music. STiilNWAY, KNAIiE, DUNHAM AND HAINES liUOS. THE PEOPLE'S I'AVOIUTE! IOIISV1U.E I.IXXATI SHORTLINE nAiiinoAD THE QI'ICK F.ST. REST, and ONLY ROUTE with which pa.xseiit-er fron: the South make ; direct counee.'ioa at Louisville with Pullman Pallace Seep ing Cars To ritbiburr. Harrisbiirs, riiiladelpbia, ISTEAV YORK And other Eastern Cities. WITHOUT CHANGE. Thiiff the ooly line rnnninr Pullman South ern SleepiiiK Car from New Orleans, Mobile Jacksun, Miss., Montromcry. (Irenada. ! t u r. .lur k son. Tenn., and Nashville to Cineiii nati withnut ehance. eovnectiiur at tbnt (Hiint with all lincj runiiinir l'ulliaaii and Wagnei l'ulaee Sleeieri to Toledo. Detrnit, tiraml M -jiids.i lialtiiuore. -, WashiuvtoB. Sandil.-Ly, Cleveland. RufTaln, Albany. Salamanca and New .k without rhanire. This is the only i-ine running its entire trnini from Louisville tol'iHcinnnti, aud the only Line by which passeneer from the Siuth enroute to Eastern and Northern ri'ie tnot in thronch slcepinn cars) can avoid a tedius haul thmufii the city id' Louisville by cbanirinir car at Short Line Junction, with L A S R R. three miles south of therity, wheieaaelerant Dininir Hall is located, under the management of the railroad companies. Through Sleeper from Atlaiita.Chattannora, Little Rock, Memphis and Vicksburs; make di rect connection at Short Line Junction with through Sleepers to New York and other cities via this Line. Ask for Tickets via ! Louisville & Cincinnati Sbortline ! X Other Line ran Kqnal It. j 0. R. KELLY. JOHN KILKENY. I tien'l Ticket Arcnt. tiin'l I'as. Airent. j JOHN MatLKoD. tieu'f Hnn't. . . Lot'li'VILl.i.. Kt. Ill Ien I cr In nirar. brown... t'oft'-', piuid R io I.ard tioiir fifths mills; New York, two and Meat, per bushel ' I ItutUT three-quarter mills; Michigan, two ; chicken, per doxea and a half mills; New Hampshire, Wheat two mills; M in land, one and seven ' tenths mills; Connecticut, one ami! one-third mills ; Massachusetts, one ; mill. There is no State tax at all in ; Pennsylvania. i " - s 14 1J1. i-V'if l-'j :i "si STAPLE AND BUKDETT & TIUNCE'S O T 23. S . Shect Music, Strings &e Vhen You Travel, Remember the (ireat Central Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis E. R. COCNTY OFFICERS. J. B. Arnold. Sheriff. M. C. Holmes. Coonty Court Clerk. R. E. Rmines. Chancery Clerk. Trenton. T. J. Williams. Chancery Clerk. Humboldt. Wm. Moore. Circuit Clerk. Trenton. M II. Johnson. Law Court Clerk. HumboVL tons. Williams, Coroner. i. C. Long, Trustee. Josiab Coier, County Surveyor. W'.C.O liver, Superintonde.it I'uhlie Schools. V. R. Cox. Register. CITY OFFICERS. !. F. Rankin, .Mayor and Recorder. V. L. Ware. City Attorney. J. L. McDonald. City Marshal. 9 II. llale.S B Williamson. R. E. Edwards. J. II. DickinvB, W. K. Keeres and Eli Stone. Aldermen. CUIRCHES. . Baptist Church street. J. H. Weaver. Pastor. Prea bing nrstand econdSunday.each month. Prayer meetinc Thursday eveninc t'unday-K-hool9a. m. Methodist North Main street. A. L. Prit. h ett. Pastor. Preaching second and fourth Sun days each month. Prayer meeting Tuesday tvening. Sunday-school 9 am. Cumberland Presbyterian At Friendship. 3 aiiles east of Milan. J. A. Dunlap. pastor. Servk-rs fourth Sunday in each month. Cumberland Presbyterian Rev. T. W. Can non pastor. Service at the Methodist church 1st Sun. lay each month. I. 0. 0. F. Milan Lod-e. No. 15.V-W. Y. Williamson. X . ; A. lluffy. V ti. J. II. Dickinson. Sec retary. J, A. MeA lister. Treasurer. Lodge meets every Wednesday night. MASONIC. Milan Lodge. No. 1;1 Meets Saturday 10 a. ai. before the :id Sunday in each month. Dr. M. D. L. Jordan Master. , II. L. lickinsiu,. Secretary. Laviuia Chapter o.S6 Meets Saturday be fore the 3d Sunday rt each month. ' M. 1. L. onlan. II. P. H. I. Dickinson. Recorder. I-avinia Conncil.No. X Meets Friday night m or before each full moon in March, June. September and December. M.D. L. Jordan, T. I. M. S. II. ll,.le. Recorder. PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. New Ilo'.ie t! range No. 9 Meets 2d Wed'sday in each mouth, at Fricbdship. A. B. Hurt, Master. S. Cuunink-liaiii. Seervtary. Wainut Urove timnge. No. 4-J Meets Satur day belore the second Sunday in each month. R. 11. tioodiuau. Master. J. A. Cillem. Sec retary. I.O.of . T. Milan Safe Retreat Lodge, No. Sift Meets in the Masonic Hall every Monday night p. in. Members of the older cordially incited to call. W 11 A lpec. Y C T. V L Ware. R S- 1 rier..isbip LihUc, No. ""d Meets at FiienC liip,:'. miles east of Milan, every 1st and il Saturday, at 7 p.m. James Lessenberry, W. V. T. P. L. Atkinson, Secretary. Laviuia Lodge, No, SV. Meets every lit and Id Saturday nights in each laonlh. I. li. r..Mies. W. C.T. lrT. A. McNeal.Scc. Hope Hill Lodje. No. :V1 meets the second in.i foui th Sat unlay nights in each month. W. P. Childress, W. C. T. John W. Dunn, Sec retary K.OF II. Liberty Lodge. No- .meets first and third Friday nights in euch month at their hall in Milan- M. D. L. Jonlan. Dictatwr- W. E Oammon, Reporter. H. G. HOLLENBERG'S o n:si:i tim e. a Fancy Groceries, hero St.,XAKIIVIII.K.Ti:XX. Bij-Ordc-rs by mail promptly 6 lied nd satis- -ction giiarai-leeil -ii S. II. lin e. IV. I. YNUOUE. HALB&VAHHOOK STATE ITE.'ns. j I)r C A. (Jowin is goiu' to stjirt a ; new daily i)i Chattanojjra It will ' lie of the Urpuhlicau jx?rsu:ision. ; Mr Hop Johnson ha resigned the' ;ily editorship of the Memphis Ap-, jK'iil and has lieen sueceeiled ly 1'ivd JL llrenan, late of the Ijodgvr. j The house of J. H. Tooinljs, near :... TT .. I lei l.y tramps of a lar-e' LhmU of GROCERIES, ! tiifiiiov. Imciiii- drv ""ikiiIs and other " ' ' W Wjlewije and Retail Pcalers in TINWAllE, QUEEN-SWAUE, ITUE WOIIKS, CHIILSTMAS TOYS, LUMBER FOR ttc, Ac. 1 . I Agricotal Implemenis, artjcles, a Jew tiays ago, ahseneeof the family. Gus CJiirley has heen sentenced by ' the Cocke county Circuit Court to lie j hanged at Newport, Jan. IS, 187M, : ,.r committing rape i,,k,.i the. person . p. i i o RordPTI SpPli5 of a little "itl under ten veats ot age. - QL Udi UCil OCCUo , e- i ' slaughter of it Mr Clark. j j Murlrccshoro -News: Many tann ers have hem much disapjgiinte.1 in j DOOKS, SASH BLINIH, &c. their corn crops. The ield in many ' TOIJACC'O A CIGAliS, teases is very light, and in some fields ' QLEENKWAIIE, the com i very interior, hardly jtisii- (jLASSW A HE, Jving the lalnir of gathering it. i " Memphis Avalanche : 1 )aily large : AND FA MILY SUI liuniU'r of emigrants bound fr i OF ALL Te.tas, pas through Memphis. Tues AVe will sell Groceries as CHEAP lis any liouse ill li e South. nov-iu Insolvent Notice. ! "XT'OTICE Is. HEREBY (JIVEN THAT THE insulvencyof theertateofThos. M. Ilulch- r-on, dec d, UitJ been suggested to theClerkof iibson County Court. All ersoiis having daims acnirst the estate of said deceased are tit i hi-1 to tile tbein w ith said jerk on or before the l.itli ot A prll, H,H, ti,r pro rata distribution. bl BARTER! HAYIXU moved my Mill to the Forked er River on K. II. Clark", plate. I want 100 STOCK IIOCS; 100 YEAR LING S; 23 MILCH COW'i?; WHEAT. CQKS, CHICK:- ENS and TrRKEYS, j For which I will pay the highest market price iu lumber. whiu will be plentiful at all times. Ad.i.jss. J. K, I'. CLEMENTS, niuj-tl -Milan Tenn.', or thev will be burred. uol-y -4t M. D. L JORDAN. Adm'r. 0 F LUTHER EXCISE FOR GKAY HAIR itb those w ho prefer its being the fnriuiir color, F. W. tireeuhiilge's I.Nit-i.l iiile. l enn.l 15ESTORATIVE docs not gum theliajr: disM'nscs ith the nc 1 -essity forsh .nipootng li kee ping the hairgnd scalp nice and clean, till lib will save you more I money than the liestorativeinsts yon; Isniiex i iiiisite dresslugi nb-cly Krfiimcil: speedily re I stores gray hair to its former color: cleanses the . bead of all daiiiirult. itching, humor, etu.j pro. I motes growth of thr hair: prevents its falling ' off.and remiers it soft, glossy and more lieautilul : than ever. Slid at ibe 'crv roiisouablc orlce of VrcVAIlI; ' 50 Cents Per Bottle. I LIES The bottles bo,r,s much as the dollar bottles of 1IT).-J oilier kimls. ami thviiiiiit) is guaranteed eijual J ! iual rc-pocts toimyiii use ns nothing but strift- I M I'. ano and Orrtan l'lajin 1 ly first-class articles enter its coin position - ! ivo it a trial, and if it fail ; to satisfy you. be sure to return itamlgct ynurmopey. Hrtig Store north- to .),.,. 10f .n-riv.ul tlm f A- . leiurn itamlgct yoiirmoiiey. UrugStorenorth- 1HJ IWglll 10 .lli nid l.l UK .U. A p . T? TVTT-iTA T-pX A Tt A V I ' west corner PublicSqimic. Libiral discount l.i V.. and 110 via the M. & L. n.ilnwtl, AKJN iL 1IN A Ml ! ; , , , ; A f ASON SCHARTS. WHICH RECENTLY 1 mrri w v 1 y A Jllld left for their new hollies VP the . cicaled such a sensation ill Itoston and ' " ftl- o-. " 'ty i i.. i...P.. ;n ..l.iu i.i'.in i i.. M. A: L. railroad. Last lligllt 275 J arr Ibe Piano ertlrgan ',j croscd over and went on their way i " '''.' M':"",11 '"!vf Vuouicdgc i ... - ! of note-, etc. I he 1isoi It loiie sav: j TtJiilelUg. j " You can learn to pi y on the piiino orortan ; I,, r .1 l c ' j'1 '' even if ou never placed before, 11 nil I allies Jiowpm, Olie tit iUO ('llfet i have not the slightest know ledge of not... by I ,t,H:kl,ol.lrrs and tnanager -f il, XAX,,? fV South l'lttsburg iron Works, 111 this dorsmi by ihe-be-t mti.iial people ill i;.i.t..n. V...i. l:,,.. t,. .. .1; .., and we the tr.ind ciiliKlnatioii . it the iurilitiie ltate, a.H-onlmg to a llpatcll llOIll f ,hc nineteenth ..nlury." Ins si ill dieil Irulav lll"ht 111 Apw i irculars tn mit lul. particulars an.l many York. IkV!0 came from England testimonial w ill tic sent free on application One set oj Mason's Charts mid a rare lok of Entrlisji company which invested Ave million dollar in 'JVj.'iiessee miuerai I W. R. CHRISTIAN, a itb aJKy. .Valley Distillery, Office 1:'J WcM So-olid Street. JOHS" YOST A CO., au-ly Cincinnati, Ohio. any address, for.inly 1 lessons." Address. A, '. MOIMOX. tiencral Aircnt. Atlaul i. iia- hlllds, Slid i flCCtillg liJlliten.se WOlks Agents wanted at m cteryw beie, liest . . , iu . i i ebaim- e cr otlered- Soi urc territory belore ;it South 1 lttUir, ! too lae-- Tcruis free. ! Memphis Appeal r Cid. J. Ii. 'o.k, the Wt-ll-Lnoun architect. li:i ii iiiiiniiiii liriiKi- tii.n iliMf t .--in irs like unto aud as loud :is a canary iiird. It Miiging is a won derful natural phenomenon, imposi- j lilt to dccuuitt for, ;ven hy natuialu-ts, t It was first discovered laoekjn: tluj j voice of a canary hird and was eap- j (ured and caged ; eince which time, omc three months ago, its bird-like j notes have leco!ue stronger and more j imiMcal. 1 Tito Naliville Uanner, of Monday t last, says : "Colouel James L. Gaines, , comptroller of the stale treasury, aud j Col. -Marsh 1. 1 oik, state treasurer, re turnod this morning from New York, rhere tliev liad gone to transact hus- J iness of much imjiortanee to Tennes .see'. The ohject of the vi-it of Col. .Gaines was to receive eleven hundred nnil tiTii.iti. tliriioiiil L.ll-ii'j jtiii tl-ia State by the. Illinois Central railroad, i The amount wtisjuiid in botids of var ious denominations. Mr I'olk devot- j ed time to attending to the case of lint- i tens bank, in Memphis, the money having been turned over to the bank of the Metropolis, which afterward went into liquidation. The State thereupon sued individual holders, with a view to recovering the amount. The prospects are very f.-iir for the I tate to recover the hiiu mentioned, ) br reason of the present stile of the i TTT . A TTT A TT? A rr'f j Iff f J3L4 I r XXAJla JLkg It H". .1. MeCALl, ATl'ORNEY AT LAW, Mian, Tcmi. M'ill practice in all the Courts of Law and Equity in the counties of i;bsn and sur rounding counties, in liu Supreme Court at Jackson and in the Fodorul Court. aul V, L. wakk. s, b. W'll.l.IAMSIIN. MA HE A- WJLUAMSUX, W. T. YOUNGER, PRACTICAL Watchmaker & Jeweler MILAX, TEXX. T F.PAIRS W atches. Clocks. Jew- V, elrv. Spectiiclcs. Sew'i'g .Ma-W cllines, nuns, i'is tols, Aecirdeolis, etc All orders rent by miiilor Exprevs will reeieve prompt attention. I w ill puy freight one way Satisfaction guaranteed SFECTAOIiES Filled with the best classes and repaired in a j workmanlike mniiner. at low rates. aiiitf CABINET MAKERS -ANH- Funeral ndertakers ! "E have opened a simp and store room on IT Front K"W. lure we keep on hands sup ply of cofnnsof vrlous grades Rosewood. Wal nut. Poplar. etc., all made and liuisWd in the ttcst manner, and at bottom prices lor cash. We are also prepurud to do Cabinet Work in its various branches -Cane Chair bottoming, Mei, ding, Varnisb'ng, etc.. in the best style. Call and see us and our stock. We also make buggy hi l.es iu the very best style, oell PARRISH A- RICIIARPSON DR. A. G. DENTON Ivc.i VP.-IM inr.t -iril n-nresentpil mi ! valuc.cntitl.-.--s,liii:iHg Mle KM- . , . . t. rt j both mailiil, postpain, to any auilress, lor.mly i XT'! tTV L VI' T V T north more llian Mi spent on music j . mm. , and SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY, 1 Jfluii, Tenn. Prompt attention given to all buiiiiess en trusted to their care, aug.ly WISE A. COOVEU, ATTORNEY AT LAW unci SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, Trenton, Tenn. feS-lv M. D. L. JORDAN, Physician and Surgeon 3VIlln.xiF Ton n . Oflire corner Muiu and Jackson street stairs. julyl riHK grcnt conncctina link and artery f I trails and travel between the tireat West aud the Southeast. To the business man. plea sure seeker, families and tourists, this route offers unequalled advantages in beauty of scene ry, comfort, elegance, security and sufvty ! equipment, saving of time and money. THROUGH CARS, No midnigiit delay and steamboat interludes. The SHURTKST AND RKST ROI TK to Cairo. St. Louis, hit-ago. Little Uwck. Texas aud ull the vast West. THE ONLY DIRECT BOITE tn Richmond. Petersburg, Norfolk. Lynchbrrrp. lhtnville and the Virginia Springs. as wi ll as to Kaoxville, lifistul. Rome. Atlanta. Macon, Augusta, Savannah, Charleston. Columbia, Wilmington. Raleigh, tircenslioro. Charlotte. JacksonviliecBii all intermediate points. Passengers can purchase tickets to I.uisville and Cincinnati via Nashville at saase price as by any other route. V. L. DANLY, Cen'l rass. & Tk't Agent. New Orleans, St Loufs & Chfcago nATLiIlOAD. Thro to New Orleans. OXE UXBIWKEX LIXE VIA L'lIICAV.O, ST. LOUIS AXD CAIUU, ILL1X01S. Hie only line running Pdre Slerping Cur jrtun Chicago t AVw Orletmt Without Change. Pasengers to av lil themselves of the advan--age by th a G1IKAT NEW ORLEANS ROUTE Should have their tickets read VIA O -A. I n. O . S-For Ti kets mid Infornjation. apply at principal Railroad Ticket Officii in the West and Sfciiilhwest. . - First-clgss accommodation in the way ol eating nors. Fully eiiiipled with all modern appliances for the safety and comfort of passengers. WESTINt;iltUK AIR. 1IHAKL, Miller1! Platforms and couplings, PULLMAN PALACE CARS, Smooth and well ballasted track. Close con neetion nt Milan, Tvuu. w ith truing ou L Jr N X (i. S. R. R. for Louisville, Cincinnati & Eastern Cities Mem Jilt, Little Jlork tt" Texa. E-t-FROST. 8. K CARET. Uen'l Manager. (Jen'I Pas, k T'k Ag't. New Orleans. La JTc. LOPEZ. Agent. THESUN. LOUISVILLE & GT.SOUTHERH RAir.XOAl LINK. TRAIN No-1 connects at Lebanon June, with knoxville Branch: at t'ave t ity to and from Mainniolb Cave: nt litasgow June, to and from Glasgow: at Nvhtillv with Nash ville and f .lnttanov;:' Railroad : nt I'ci ulur with Mcniphif awi I harti-tmi Railroad: nt Calera with S., U. X l. R. K. : ct Guthrie w ith St. Louis and Switbesstera Ruilway: at McKenzie with Ntrshiili and Northwestern Railway; at Monteoiurry with Mobile and Montgomery Railroad, for Peiisaeola. Mobile and New Orleans. TR.lI; No. :i coanccts at Nashville with Nashvi' e and Cbatt.iiiufa Railroad: ut Ic cnturw'iih .Memphis uuri I'barb-ston I niln.ail; at Ririninubam with Alabama and Chatta nooga Railioad: at Calera with Selma. Rome and Hnlton Railroad : at Montgomery with Western Railroad lot Alabama. Montgomery and F.ufala Railroad, and Mobile and M- nt gomery Railroad; at tiothrie with St. I.onis and Sontbcastern Railway: at Milan with Jackson Route and Mobile and Ohio Railroad: at Memphis with Mcnthi and l.iflle Rork Railroad for Little Rock aud all Points in Texas and Arkansas. TRAIN No. front Moiilgi.au ryinniii its at Calera with Selnia. Rome and llalton Railroad at llv-atiir w ith Memphis and Charleston Rail road lor the W est. No. from -Memphis con nects al lliiniboldl and Milan for Ibe West, also from points Smith for Loni-ville : at liiithrie with St I. A S K H'y: Lebanou Jane, with Knoxville aud Richmond llranches: at Cincinnati .lime, with I. C A I. R 11 for the Forth and Fast: at l.niiist ille w th the I". S. Mail R'ois for ( in. ini stj. and with 0 A M Ky and J M I R for the North. Fast and West. TRAIN N-i ra-is daily from Montgomery and daily exgept Stinday from Memphis, hav ing direct connection from Little Rock, and all points in Texas to l.owisville: connects at te catnr with Memphis A Chrleion R R: at Guthrie with St LAI. R R for the North and Fast, at Louisville with OA M and J M Jt I R for Ibe North. Kt and West. TRAIN Nofifrom -Vnphs reets at Me Kemie with N C Jc -t L i'.'y t'..r the Southeast. From Rowling Green it will be rnn as accom modation to Lonisville. making same ronucc t ions as No. 4. PULLMAN PALACE CARS Run both wavs. WITH.H T CHANGE, from NEW ORLEANS t LOUISVILLE via Milan, ou N. rnd No 3S . IJTTLE ROCK TO LOUISVILLE via Memphis, on No. 4 and No. 3, MEMPHIS TO NASHVILLE via McKenie, on No. fiand N. For information about Tickets and Emigmnt Aates, address C. P. ATMORE, Gen'l Pass. A Tick. Ag't. Louisville. Ky. A. VT. LOVING. Agent. Milan. K1W. CO I. KM AN, Ticket Agent. SODTHWESTERTJ HUSIC HOUSE No. 291 Main St., Memphis, (.OKML A.KM T IOR TJIR MITIIWKST Klt THK CHICKERING AND STEINWAY PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS, Peloubet, Pelton, Loring and Blake. The largest assortment of Piano and Organ sold esy aansatUy Mv-iatewts . OU Piaso andtrrgaas taken in trad for ew. Sheet mnsic. mane hawk. IoIkm. Diwss tad Silver Rami and other musical instruments and merchandise of every description ia til liae at Whaiesalo and Retail at rates lower than any house in the South west, and qnite as b.w St. Louis any oilier western market. ndX-M Milan wood works, HAVIN -i Jl'ST PCT VP. TS CONNECTION WITn OtTt JJltR. AX ENTTKa? XfcW set of Planing M II Machinery, weareaow per pa red tufwwadt laaavbwg vt rwery dwrrw tion. in the rough or drc d. FRAMING, CIELINO, BR.CKJETiS TURNED NEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTEKS. FLOORING, WELL CURBING, MOULDING, LATHS, BY THE THOUSAND OR CAR LOAI, WEATIIERBOARDINCr. BOXING, SCROLL. TSTorJC. PALING, ROUGH OR DRESSED. Plow Beams, Sawed Felloes, Wagon Hounds Bolsters andlongu Having a long experience in the wagon and implement Hasincsi-. we are satisfied we ran fill want long felt by w-igon and plow manufacturers for timber in the right shape and raviaga great deal of valuable time and timber. Our facilities for recerring and shipping timber is unsurpassed hy any plane in West Tennewe. To pnrtie having timheefor -le on the line of the M issiswissa-r Central and Memphis and l.ixii-ville lt:tilr als. we will pay the best price for it in the log bolted four feet long. le Ageals iur llrll'a tfmtrmt nheel Irwai Keswliaiar. Ik nrnpcsi wssw ataiu naraaie reel naaiaie, For t'uther partiewlars, address OEOIIGE CATJE. Proprietor. Milan, Tenn. sfT'r&y leotirjh-7lBJ- - , it'Jflaw.n.ii. ft I 7 KiMXi- ter3Mli3 tJ ,11 s-i V. - E C . - - Zt Z Ixl - -..,' B -"-3 JW-fr-f - v-. ; a! Z 2 I -t 3 - i 1 r - ..-.-Si i vV-f f'--? I CCW0 I- . zi.--2-fJ S 4s5 . 1 t l- Delinquents, Take Notice ! On Thursday, December 20th, 1877, AttheCourt House door i the town of Trenton. Gibson county. Tcna.. I will offer fog public sale the real estate belonging to delinquent Ux payers tor the year 176. which real esiatecan be fn upon my books in nyai.-e. Trenton. Tenn.. Not-ai.lsn. , J. C. I.ONtl. Trustee rf CrUwa Conty. DISTRICT NO. 1. Blir.WVRIK.H. viyr. Rutlcr. Jairnn Roller. John N . St I, A C It R Word. Vina Word. Jaiu. s ' xiinrn'. Word.. Wonl. Appersol. McVinn, Uc.Mion. SIOTTH. Siius Sims. ' lictap. Me.Minn, W bite. r T. Whit-. Rutler, IH-Iap. Rutlcr. -Mc.Minw. wtsr. Iin Word I.' McClure.l Railroad.: M.-Clnre. llcilmn.: :t7' ll 37 411 Ti.. ' Tx err 1 At 2 a ' 2 4 2 SiVs 4 i 2 ST -1ir 2 2 'XA,, i 'M - tl Allen.MrsB llaiiilK-rgcr. RUw3i A Co Hay. S Y M l'a S ni I'i. key, Calv in I bcrson A Asi ue hberson A Aseuo lieorge, r..r S K lieorge. Wm ll Moore, Peter JtcC y. Hugh riionnell. YA Ross. J M . harp. S W Sanders. Rarbel's heirs Thurstou. J l W C"s heirs 1 MSTRUT NO. 3. IPi ft rrl Main st Uii:;un tt Vaughn's addition, bl.sck 9 1 Wt1m ft 'V.mei y si 'JoxlJil It ou .Main si Cnnipbvll Ktes Estcs Johnson '.. v 7 r.ii.l H. Ubirt '.. I. 11 and K W ashingtwfj st block T'J. OslM.rnc plan mi desriptpfsai i"..vlti ft Masscy st t '.x ll tt block 3. Clark addition I7ib-"4i ft Pea a H Caimwu Shane Rctay Cau-jaell "sixT.'JI ft lot hb.ek Sx0 ft block iS ft block 1 !H -27 ft bliK-k 7 fraction uf block A McAdoo Williams. -I Tv ' bcir Kecrriii. T' R Rrow n, John Pharr, Polcn an Sauders, Rachel'r heirs Awdrcws. Catherine .Moore. Peter W MeVormack. Duncan Ruck. Albert Cnli-s. lti.-b.ird Cms. Mines' heiri Iless, N J s heirs SM'lode. John's heir." W'ard. Jares's heirs Warrvu, John's heirs Wright. W li s heirs SI 2 ioxlJO f south side Main .! b,H-k R.'i addilioii N. s 11. 4l.aud .'URec's addition. .'Id'M-k 7 Roe's adVI it ion rt half f blin k m Koc's addition of lots -liand 42 Roe's additiou No. II. I. lock 4 )sl...rnc' plan INo. 1. block 45 limxlit'i Clay st extended Caunoa st ! DISTRICT NO. 1. 'Williams .Moore -Mitchell McMinn Crocket co line Dun lap l I iVfl nml SVI. iisi 4KJ -Jim 3ii 2i . ri 4il lll Imi! 7)41 4-J:V 4J5 2T4' 4i si 7W) u SlWi 2Tsi Mar a Vnw ll ot fit I SO. r 111" ! V '. k.; ! i 3 3 X 441 2 Htl 3 Jt 2 S IrV 2 1 Ol an 2 1 till 2 V 4o 2 51 40 " s an t mi 2 52 9 Hi 2 Ml 2 54 ." Il 4 7 a i 2 K.5 3 4 " 4 im 2 Ai ; mi 2 5 . . , .. 3 20 2 ft 5 mi 2 3 1 20 t Kt 2 40 2 5 2 00 2 M 4n 2 7 4W i 51 1 a 2 .V. MO 2 -'J l " 4l " 1 : 2 v 1 ill 2 M M)21 11:11 Wend Thomas Meoret Men inn Ilaa-hiw! Hog jlilenn lilcnn , Woods iStott Simmons ' Harris MSTRUT NO. 5. Tharpe I.owen Smith Tharpe Crim Waldroa Wade barie Forked Deer! Davidson Smith j fates Pavidsonl .MrDougald Forked D Stott .McDougald; Wldron Rowersi immons Tavidson, es.re.st 40 acres tfnw vv anil homestead .Rowers Tkarpe Siuiuious Wright' I DISTRICT NO. Cnrlis. K R's heirs ! Nos 40 and 50. IJiilol ft Donaldson. W iu s heirs s'llm tt .Main st 6. LOUIS WAHL, of 3VTil.xi, I RNISIIKS THE HKST XKW riASON hI Kaclorv Prices. Also. TUNKS and REPAIRS at satisfiietory rates. "r F J a lues, Kd Leigh. W W McC.ihi.W C MeWhirter. Turner. .laoics's heirs Yates. W J i Nos 5:t. 54. 55 and )6.-5hl10n ft : N o 47. Mix H ft Main s, and N rt SB, 94. K and :. iwvxiiurt i I'riee Nelson C.ileiwan Kutm River Kennedy ; No i. .20-ilitt ft Front st Alford Kentwn Moore Nes 61. 61 and i5 Front ft. 270x21 ft AO1 Vn 2UU 2I 15 1 240 15 5o; t 17- ! .-t ! i j ! 2 i I : 4. i mm 4D 2 7 llui Ml 2 40KI 32 00 3 7H I i 4" 3 Si 2 H2 15KI.J2 2 W l-m' " 5l 4 00 2 ' 2711 2 20 2 5 im 40 2 7i I t 21 00 3 4 HA 3 20 2 40 20 2ISI 35 2 51 2O2 50 160256 344 3!s! Met teei Rivet! i Taylor " ,1 Xi: YORK. -TTASPERM ANKNTI.T 1.0 . l. J eated in .Mi. an. where he offers his professional serviced to the people us a Dentist. fb4 IPrioos Hoduandi FRANKLIN HOUSE. 37 Adams Street, lemphie, - - 7Wiw4k;. rilHIS Large and First-class Jloarding House JL iseiimil to any In the city, liood ropfns, good fareaild reasoUHlde bills. Try tlio Friink lill liouse. W. L. Vonng and .. A. Riggs, Clciks. ACTON VOl NtJ. Sup t. ocU-tf I I INSURE - IN THE 8. M. JOXtS, I Late of the Richmond 1 House. Paduc.-ib. Ky. I Formerly of City llotei. Equitable, OF Nashville. W, W. WHITE, Late of the firm ol W bite X Cox. Nashville. WORSIIAM HOUSE, ! M'litjJiii', Tenn. r"This house is situated in the heart of the j business portion of the city, is niot convenient j to the various Railroad Depots and places of i amusement. Fare gocd. and at reasonable rates. Street cars pass every few minu es toall parts of the city. This house is hut a short distance from the cm phis and Little Rock Railroad I-cpot and the River febo. H.M. JOXKN O.. frep'ri S. t. gANklK. - J. P- RHOUES. JiAXKJX t KlICDES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW !CII SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, ! Milan, Tenn. .MILAN HOTEL Milan, Tenn. MRS. S. FLACK, Prnpridres. I This well-known House is neatly fitted up, Servants polite and attentive, and the Table lurnisueu ni an limes sun tue ucsi ine country affords. Rates reasonable- The patronage of the pub ic is solicited. niar'.-ly . J. Y. CRAWFORD, 3DE3rTII3T. XITILL VISIT MILAN ON. THE THIRD IT Monday in eversmonth and remain du ring the week. Othce at Milan Hotel. All work done in the uiont careful manner, apti-ly As the time approaches fur tliu renewal of j subscriptions. TH K SI N would remind its irienus aim weiiwisncrs e erj uui v. inni it is again a cand date for their consideration and support. I pun Its roenrd lr the past tan years It relies fora eontiuuanvcof Hie hearty sympa thy and generous eo-opriitiin which have hitherto been extended to it Iroui every ijuaittr of the I'nion. The Uaiily Knn is a four nagod sheet Ttf L'X .columns, price by nigil post paid, 33 centu m month, or Ms.ilQ per year. The Niimlsty edition of THE SI N is an oigbt page sheet of 5t eiluinns. While giving the news of the day.it also contains a large am.. not of literary and miscellaneous matter specially prepr.red for it. TliK SfSiMT St X has wut with groat tuccasg. Post paid Ht.'iO a year. The Week I j Una. Who doee' not' know Thk Wkrki.t Srs ? It circulates thrnughuut the I'nlted States. Cau adas. aud beyond. Ninety thousand families greet its welcome pages weekly. and regard it in the light of guide, counsellor, and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural, and literary ila.t.fi rlni.li I y maL it .c.,i I i 1 1 n ini.rnal l..r the family and the fireside Terms! ne j llollsr a year, post paid. This price, quality considered, makes it the cheapest newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with Sllleab,we will aend an extra eopv free. Address PlBLISllERS OF THE SI N, - not 8 .j , New .York City. Will pMticein tlioson and ailjoiningcountie, j ing. door over Jordan's Drugstore. i Two Fine Farms FOR SALE! TH AVE two tracts of land which I am de sirous if selling. One lying one and a half miles west of M ilan, contain ing one hun dred acres, good residence and out-honses and sixtr acres cleared: the other lying 6 miles west of Milan, containing 150 aereti. ti acre eleareo, flue residents' and good out-house, line springs, good land and in excellent neighbor hood. Convenient to churches, schools and mills. Terms can be ascertained hy addresf- au-9 If T . M. Jlct'ALI, Milan, Tenn. Non-Resident Notice,! Freedman Jims at als vs. Henry L. Dickinson et als. O. a I. Rill- It arpfring to the Master from the bill filed in this cause, which is sworn to. that the du. tendnn s. John W- Dickinson. II. F. Dickin son, 6,'irague, Soule A Co., and S. H Dun away and wife. Margaret are non-residents of the State of Tenuessee. go that the ordinary irK-pss of law cannot be served uxn them : it is therofore ordered that publication be made for lour consecutive weeks in the Kx change, a ncwpaer published in the town of -Milau. Tenn., notifying defendants to enter Ihcr appears nee at my oflice in Itumboiut, Tenn., on the first Monday in December. 1S77. to nload. answer or demur to complain ! ants' bill, or the same will he taken for con fessed, aud set for bearing ex parte as to them. T.J. WILLIAMS. C A-M. MuCgll. McFarland A bobbin. Sol rs- no8-4t y'j 1 ii ii l iistaiawiiii i w siS. I IHSTKICT NO. 7. Curry. A S.Trw tee of r! Landis ;1'C ft Rrnwnsville st. acre residence Isa vps. Miss E Kirundy lot. 1 acre on t ollegest Kbler. W K jWaddell Caldwell a Hays Ham's Mulloy 11:11, MLs Artie Rrooks Levy Lexington rd ilctearuion -Mcl.ain, Mrs C A dangtr'-1 n CuWie Saarw Mrs Bell Cwrawratien Rarkrr .Wood Live , Love rx27 flnntingdon st. residence Brnwn.rilke st. residence -J'7 ft Huntingdon st Alley near Taliaferro t Love Richardson residence oa College st DISTRICT NO. . Smith Lock lloleman Trout Ashley River Terril Garrot Williamson. John L Conner, W It Ciawford. W C Rlaneclt. R I. Smith F A t; Whitsett tiMvis, Mrs K J Fnlglium, Wm Northern, J Paiton. Wm Robb's heir Roberts. W J Terrlt. W'g Wiley. R O Davis Love Simmon! Harper lotll till' I 250 2 00 2 5 47511 ; Oli 4 0:: 50 40 2 M 20i 31 2 . Wm 12 i i 2 UU 30 25 2 50 jtJrcgory River , Uut. herson Wyatt heirs Terril Roberts Wyatt Terril River Falghnm Fisher Roberts Thompson Pattoo Robinson Pattnn Ralentine Perkins Mcknight 250 IV. 242 12!l 31 T w-.t 1JV? I 14.V marl'v-ly A- Dl'FFY. Local Agenl. MtKENZIE HOUSE, MxClintock & McKenzie, Tropr, McKenzie, Tenn. QilIli not easily earned in these Al fl times, but ii can be made in three tll I I mouths by any one of either sex. in any pert of the country who is willingto work steadily at the employment that we furnish $ot per week in your twn town. Vou need not be away from hour. over night, Vou can give your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. We have agents who are making $20 per day. All who engage at once em make money fast At the present time money cannot be made go easily and rapidly at any other business. It costs nothing to try the business. Terms and Si out fit free. Address at once, H. IlALLgTT A Co., Portland. .Maine. JulylMy LIXCK'S r HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, (European Plan.) Xathville , Tenn. Adjoining L. ft N. R- R. Depot. Our house i' new and the rooms elegantly furnished- The bar is supplied with the choic est liquors, cigars, etc., and the table unsur passed. Rath room' free to guests. W. T. LlNCK k CO.. iVif Proprietors Clement, 9 S, adm' F Locke Dunscoiub, M E rof DISTRICT NO. 9. l'o ft Front st situated on Knox st Crider. D B Moore, Alfred Mc Dcarmon Jr Rlnrlr Thetford. Julio's heirs WooUs. J J Pickens heirs Vaughn. Sarah Woods. W II Keely ,tiarde , Davis Harrison ('artwright DISTRICT NO. 11. .narrow Jimeg Cartwright .Mrcum Mr.ght CooDer Callie Ward t 'oopcr Wright Ellis Jones Barrow Cooper I Riley! .12. Rryar-t. Vf K Clopton, J P Dickinson, W B i sons Deihl A Lord Hurt. Martha Lewter, Joseph I DISTRICT NO. jJarkson l ole Alexander Fnrea Ratladg tllleki Cul. ' DISTRICT NO. IS. Nesbilt 96 10 3M 17 15 40 72' " Orlando N 0. St L A C R R Page, Joe Reeves. J.dm Smith, -Mrs N Welsh, Jjhn Williamson. John L Canada. Elitabeth Russel. J B Rldgeway. W M ll . a!ell. SBlffW I Moore st Parish - Nesbllt street x ft Main st , 'Milan Hotel jMain st, residence ! , Ellis st. " i l. v a p I i iietheock Hale ir'ront.l Dalton Rankia i Denton RU i L k N R R Robertson '.l.iso Main ft .Williamson 'I t Fields RR I Wheeler Evan Railroad si I w cog of N 0. St L C K ut W iUUmson stl In illiamson st ! 1 . d:i 1 i ! casi iia 1 1 rusu crvssiog 1208 9 2 ) Hfi' 4 2 iw Knoi 2M i' 20 (m 3 Ml iaij?t Jui mii 2 54 4 an i I 'J lf.ni 2 Hi 3 Ml 7) 5 DO 2 tt W5HI2S 21 1 m 2 55 2Vi 20 no 3 341 1259 W til S 44 IrtTIO 12 HO 3 00 lll g Ou t Kl 50 41 2 51 1400 11 20 2 M 35110 28 Ml 3 lHrm 14 40 3 IU :i 2 40 2 . 2200 17 60 3 1 ! i I 400 3 20 2 fit 500j 4 U)i2 6ti 501 5 20 2 71 150 1 20 J SA 2MMV20 Wi 3 34 250 j 2 Mi 2 5 2fOI 1 60 ia 150 1 20! 225j 1 l 2 57 225i 1 Dawson Hunt Denton Caroet fields Denton Hale: Pat ton' Crawford: Algea Denton Uorner 1 14! 11! 7 I Itryant, Jacksr.n A fa Lewter 3a ft front Railroad Avenue LAN Railroad I Lewter Oliver CoU Kailroad Avenue First .t Duke Casey DISTRICT SO 14. Hays Brent 2?;, DISTRICT NO. 1. - Storehouse cm Main st. 25x 100 ft DISTRICT NO. 19. 0'Daniel Pipkin Brndberr Ridrewav Obion river Wilson Til is son Ronki UDion river rytana anaIora Jones. 4f0 S20 2 3 .: 4 00 2n 4) 32 00 3 7H no I " 17M 13 0'3 OS 1AM1 12 00 2 m l.VOj I 4iO J 30 2 C3 12M 60 2 Ml 3000 24 00 3 4 IM)! ' 2 53 1MI 80! " 1411 20 94 .n' 4 .) mi S 8 04 i AI 2MV 1 DO i Srt 3mi! 1 4o i ea 250' 00 S 54 O 40 t Vj ,V) 4 f) J 66 .Mo 4 35 67 5M)! 4 Ml i m 1250 19 00 i 90 ftlt 4 80 2 70 SOU, 4 ub.t tsi 123 1 00 S 04 I V 600 4 SO 69 Titstb rc-r xn n i . . . - . --v. ... n t... j. ... : fail a ivimoru i oonii v unmngnaus oaienune. reter a neirs .wrs oaieni.ne McUamel liantaer I, Tt 1 ' r - ... thin.BqV T V. ... Rutrum. Elitabeth Fisher, tl M Key. F J Moel.. hesley's he' g Holder. Dave" " Mrs L V Edmondson. P B Hargxtt. D I Vincent Mrs Biggs Cain Viivceal: lunl Williams rorrester Jonesi itogers Ballentin Woodward Watson! Nail Forked Deer Forrester Jones' Bobbitt'i heirs Jones Bond Cain's heirs j DISTRICT 0. 22. fnr worth Browning; ' Browning; Williams Waidrop Peymore Croekerj DISTRICT NO. 23. lortlam Cooper fciiopsoa DISTRICT JfO. 84. Thompson OfcionLne Uarfelt 141 25 1500 50 1 20 30i 50! M4i 1! 'UOi 8 52 Bole w SO; Zaricorl 33 210 16 80 J 17 50, 40 51 10.000 SO 00 70 SfO! 4 00 1 W SfOi 2 59 4FA' 3 64 350 2 ' 14H0 U 301 6 150 I 20 56 1000.12 00 2 W SO 40 1 51 350 i 80,1 61 12D0 9 60 3pj J !f 59 . 47