The Milan Exchange from Milan, Tennessee • Page 4

.1 THE EXCHANGE NOV'R 14, 1878 William Knight, who murdered Thos Wilkins in Madison county last November, was last week sentenced to death by the Law Court I is to hang December 21st. The editor of the Holly Spring Eouth is now in favor of quarantine, and in future epidemics is for "stopping even the rat holea." We ert inclined to thiuk he is right. We do not approve of the attacks made upon Mnj. Beckerdite, our Senator elect. JIaj.

Beckerdite is a true man, a staunch Democrat, and will make an able, honest and diligent Benetor. We thought Mr Becker-lite' candidacy as an Independent Democrat ill-timed, but we make no war on him. He the choice of this district, and as such we deprecate the attacks now being made upon him. 8 jch attacks do no good. Let us pull together.

The Tennessee Congressional delegation in the next Congress will be: First District Robert L. Taylor, Democrat. Second District L. C. Houk, Republican.

Third District-Geo. G. Dibbrcll, Dpmocrnt. Fourth District Benton MoMillin, Democrat. Fifth District John Bright, Democrat.

Sixth District John F. House, Democrat. Seventh District W. C. Whit-thorne, Democrat.

Eighth District J. D. C. Atkins, Democrat Kinth District C. B.

Sjmonton, Democrat Tenth District Capey Young, Democrat. STATE ITEMS, Mallory and Leech's sLore at Charlotte, Dickson county, as destroyed by fire at midnight Saturday, with its contents. The loss is estimated at S2.500. Crockett Sentinel: Mr D. L.

Riv ers, editor of the Dresden Yeoman, was recommended by tho convention in session here last week, for tho po-- w'tion of Clerfc of the State Senate. His untiring lalwrs as clerk of the convention testified to his eminent fitness for the position, and we know that no one more worthy can be found. We earnestly hope that he will secure the place. Friu Reveiw: Last Tuesday night a disastrous fire occurred at Danville, burning up the freight depot and six cars, one of which was for Columbus, load! with whiskey and tobacco. 1 lie wharf boat saved by the extraordinary efforts of the citizens of Danville, (Six cars were burned and three badly damaged.

Some cotton and a crop of peanuts were consumed. Lost-, $1 0,000. Jackson Dispatch: The election in this county, last Tuesday, passed off very qnirtiy, a very light vote being polled, this district alone falling of) over 500 votes from the vote of last August. The Democracy carried this county by a glorious majority. Benj.

Tyson is elected Representative by a handsome majority; Hu C. Anderson is elected Flunter also by a large over oth competitors. lAKItOIXITEJlS. The Huntingdon Vindicator last week gave a long account of a new Hit recently Cartel in Henderson County by a named llge, who chimed to have descended to this earth in a meteor, and that he was the Messiah. His religion consisted in getting as many men and women to join him he could, the women to be coiinion property.

He secured a itumler of converts, but was finally driven from the county by the decent people. The following is the official vote of Carroll county is last week's election: Governor Mark 1309, Wight 1800, Edwards 27. (Jongrws Atkins 1354, Warren 1411. SenaU Cooper M2, Beckerdite HMO. Floater Wilson 13(14, Parker 1817.

Repro-entativo L. L. Hawkins 2S2f, Jo K. Hawkins Kennon 70. the Huntingdon Vindicator.

A number of citiaens of this couu-tv cotiteruplate removing to Coloiado pnd Texas this fall. They will find that Ttnues-see is the besttate after all. Last Saturday night Dodge Groouies stab! fatally wouuded a man named Coie at Hollow Rock in this county. It seems that they were wrestling, and both got mad. Groomes was arretted and gave bond for his appearance.

A gentleman named Williams, brother to ex-sherifl Williams, went deranged about ten days ago. He was at once brought here and placed in jail for safe-keeping until arrange meuts could be made to carry him to the asylum. He was wrong in the head ouce or twice before. IWuty Marshal Ilaun brought two pien last week from Hardin countv, said to have killed a negro and badly whipped another. One of them i9 a Methodisi preacher.

A negro who was brought along as a witness was aG-aid to return to Hardin, but sent after his family, and will take up his abode in Huntingdon. One day last week Mr Sidney Bau-eom, a very worthy gentleman living ome four miles east of town, bought eome morphine and ijuinine from a dru ttore. Arriving at home Li wife gave one ot the children a dose what elie supposed to be quinine, 'but which proved to le morphiue. jfct chili died in a few hour-. Last Friday night the barn and stable belongiaar to Mr W.

V. Algea, who Href cear'McLerooresville, with three mule and a large amount of fodder and some eorn, was Ixiroed to the ground. A negro man named Cunnmgham, whom Mr Algea had compelled to jay aust debt was arrested as the Snrenaiary, and after a trial before a magistrate was brought to this place and placed in jail. We suppose there is no doubt about the negro's fguilt he confessed enough to criminate him. He also set fire to a pen of cotton, but it failed to burn.

Over 105 Iran Old A Eicnt. Last Sunday religious services con ducted by Rev. II. S. Yerger were held at the residence of Mr.

Daniel Mayberry of this county, a centenari-an who passed his 104th year hrst August. Since this venerable man has entered into the second century of his life, his children and friends have been accustomed to assemble around him on his birth day, but this year the meeting was postoned until this month on account of the warm weather. On this interesting occasion divine services were held and the old man for the firtt time united with the He professed faith in Christ and joined the Presbyterian Church of this city, of which Air lerger is pastor. Mr Mayberry though very in firm, has still prospect for several more years on earth, He is the oldest man in Tennessee, and possibly the oldest in tiiis country. He is much esteemed by his neighbors, and is always aol to have them visit him.

Murj'rrrforo A ftp. XEW A DVERTJSEMEXTS. United States BIARSHAL'S SALE The Slntr- xn. Win. Ktaten.

IV. the I'ttite, Mute v. Mm. Sainton el nl. Xe.

2so. N. t'lrrnil Conrt for Wflfrn Jtimrirt PURSUANT TO AV ALIAS FIERI FA-cias ienued by the Clerk of mid Court in each of the above causes, I will, on Satnrday, Kovember 2Brl, 17. in front of the Mayor's office. In Milan, nil io the hiifliPst bidder lor caxh the following rronal property, vii Three Copper Mill." complete.

Levied on aa the property of Wm. fcUteD. to satiffy snid judgments in favor of the United mounting; to IHW.io, besides interest and costs, WILLIAMSON'. U. S.

Marshal, W. I. of Tenn. R. F.

HA UN, leputy. NICHOLSON HOUSE, Cor. CUurvb. and Spvuc Sts. TVear Chattanooga Depot XASHVILLE, TEXX.

I. G. MCHOLSO.V NovT-ly Corporation Taxes! THE TAX-PAYERS OF TIIE CITY OF are bere'y notified that tte tax bookK lor the year ITS are now in my hands, and they are requested to come forward and pay up by thelCth day of December and save rust-J. H. BLANKlNeim.

Xor7-lin Tax Collector. CHANCERY SALE OF Heal Estate IN MILAN. IX THE (IIAN'CERT COURT AT HUMBOLDT. TENN. Bernhciin lirns.

R. R. A I pen et lis. TN OKKDIEXCE TO AN" IXTEItUXTTO 1 ry decree rendered in 'he above rauso, at the lio-emhcr term, lu, and renewedet the Jnly tpecinl term, 1S7S. of the Chauceiy at liutnlmldt, 1 will on the HOlli lny of nvetnhpr.

IS7M. rc'. forrnFh, to the hinbost bidder in thet'iwn nl Mihio, i ilifnn county, the l.illownn houKeand lot: Minuted id the town ot bounded on the by Tr iton road, north by John T. Duke's lot, east unknown, and touth by H- Alpc. T.J.

WILLIAMS. CiM. ftetober 1S7S. novJ-4t W.M. MeCnlf.

Sol. CHANCERY SALE of Real Estate A J. White vg B. II Crocker. IN OREDIENCE TO AX IXTERLOCUTO-ry decree rendered in the above cause, at the July fpeeinl lerni, lTS.of the Chancery court, at llombcl.lt.

1 will on the Smtiday or November aril, to the hiichet bidder i.i the town ol Milan. Tenn, tho following oettcribed tnict ot lnud lying in the firt civil district vt tiibon county, bounded north by C. Butler, east by J. F. Franklin, ronth by Win.

Crobyund wet by i. W. rsu'S, contuining rc more or less. Slid to pay balance ol purchase money. TERMS OF PALE.

On a credit of seven months: purchaser will be required to execute hi" note with pood fecu-rity. and lien retained on the laud to secure the payment ol the ame. WILLIAMS, C. AM- Oi toher'tU, Martin A i nov7-4t Chancery Sale of LAND. V.

L. Ware, Adra'r. Pike Taylor et at, and Msry Taylor C. Taylor et als. XK OBEDIENCE TO AN INTER LOCI TO-ry decree rendered in the above eonsolidnf-i-l eausc'i, at the July special terra, 1S7S, of the L'bancary court at llumuolt I will on smlitfdhj.

Jio 30th rtay Mtvembtr, fell to tho hwrhe- bidder in the town of Milan, il.oD county. the tritct of l.mii name.) in Ore. plcxdincs in thisennse; iyini: in thell'tb Civil Dim i't-. (sitwon county, or mueli ac will be sufficient toj-ay the debts, eepts, Ac. tfllie estate of Wm.

Tylr. iecoaed. entpl ohe Dower of the Widow, Mary Taylor. The lionrdmiev of ike land to be old, will te made kuowa on the iay of sale. TERMS OF KALE.

Ore third of the he in cash, thelnilni.ee on a of cue (en yoar. in eul payir.eiii.-.iuil, nd tr. woi vrill be retiuiied ct luc urcbari, and lien retained 00 the lund to Recur" the pyrvi of tbetame. T.J. WII.UAMS.C.

M. October lT.f. MoCall i Wure. V. novT-lt CHANCEKY SALE YakaMs Land NEAR ffilLAM.

A. Jor-lun, Adm'r, of Jrsei Lewter. dee'd, yt A. ti. Deutva and lJ.

fr. uDiiiuK'uan; et al. S'N oREI'IhNCK Tj A N' INTFltLOCUTO-fiLry oe -iee reuuercj in atH.ve tne July sptfla- term. 1S7. of Chatcery eurt at lluu.tioidi, Tenn-, 1 will paianlaT, trie 3uth 1h- Trnkrr.

sell the iiiKbo.l bidder in tho fallow-in of laud, in the Mth ivil DiBlri'. ui coui.lv. Kouaded as foiiows: liceiiiiHi.ii rcleim, ir. tt at the loot oi a bluff, thenc- routh o'i der'ees with the lane cr ily's sl oouuiary. tu iiay' and Irat from t.ir ti ter of tl.e i.

L. rsilniad; thmce suuih est at ij itn said rsiin ad ii'polt to a ttake, as l'r i.j'.io Letter's tnrr.cr: i lire. us to a stake ih'iiM a iS it.les tiake- tr.ei.cu utbet oie to a make; It i li' wilb itie bsancb Si t-oits lo Dr Ivii's crr.er: thetei- north c-l poles to a tnke; theio clM iv 1 oies to a ttfciic, loriaer-ly corner: ti.er.ee south piles te a sua in tte b.niich; thenee east 9 uesrPS south tlowa ts raiicb 5t4 to tr lkio-aitif. iJoLtaiti-'-t ty estimation ar aiurs ojr CEKMS OF SALE. On a credit of li months wiihout the eqnity of redeiuniioa.

purejr required to execute note and gotyd setunty ami a lien retained open the land to secure th pay ment ef "aid rote. T.J. WILLIAMS. CAM. Ki-'eTelarlst.

T. U. McCaJl.fi-!. CHANCERY SALE OF ValaableProperty IN MILAN. A.

JeriawAdsTr of Joseph Lwer. dee'd. ti A- (i. Denton, el ala. XN OBEDIEXCEIO AN ISTERLOCITO-if decree rendered at the July special t'rin.

lfTii of the Chancery Cor at linmboidt. Tenn-. I will sell to the burtmrf. bidder in the town Milan, liiUsea cwuuty. Tens', on tke SOtia er Sevenksraeit.

The followinf deM-ribed tract or parcel of land lying in the Civil District of Ciibsoa eoan-ty, bonaded as follows: Becinniat: on slake If, I act from L. railroad, and X) feet south west from Dr Orlando Lewter teothwesteorn-er. runs thence northwest farallel with said Lewter's line, poler to a slake, thenee southwest, poles to A stake, thence south eat lZ'z poles a sUke. feet from said tbsa norihea.t parallel wii'a the railroad, ii'-j poles to tbe bviritin nri eontaiuiug i acres. Be ina the lot upon whieb said i)enton's dwel-iinar honse tan 1s, and also two acres adjoining tba ebtve described lot lyinsron tba southeast eiui of lis above described lot.

TERMS SALE. Op acrtditof 12 months without tlie equity of redemption; purchaser will be required to execuie note and i.eo.i security for the purchase aaoney, and a lien retained on be property to secure the payment of the same. T. J.WILUIAMri. CiM.

October th, 1878. W. Ji. Mclalt. Sol'r.

nov7-t Insolvent Notice. VT HEREBY 6U0GESTED THE INS0L-JL'ency of the etntc of Jno, M. rjtrain. deceased, to the County Courtot Gibson oouuty. All pursons elaiininc debts against said estate are notified to their claims or debts, preper-ly proven, on or before thetith day of February, lS7tf, or they will be forever barred.

J. UII.LILAND- Adm'r of Jno. M. Strala, nov7-4t CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN MILAN John G-Shepherd vs II. R.

Richardson. IN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERL0CTJT0-ry decree rendered in the above cause at the July siiecinl term. 1878, of Chancery Court at Humboldt, 1 will on Kutnrlay the 30th day of Xovrmbsr, Sell to the highest bidder in the town of Milan, on a credit ot seven without redem p-tion, the following described town lot. situated in the town cf Milan. bounded on the northeast by Main street, southeast by a di'ch, on the northwest line of Taylor Wheeler lot, and on the westby the Miss.

Central railroad right of way, containing acres, and known as the Richardson lot. Note and eood security wi I be required of the pur chaser, and a lien retained upon the premises to secure the same. T.J. WILLIAMS, Kaukin it Rhodes, sol'rs. C.

Jt.M. sepl9-4t CHANCERY SALE ValaableProperty IN MILAN Arch Jordan Admin'r Joseph Lewter, dee'd rs Eugenia A. Duncan et als. IN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCCT0-ry dcoree rendered in the above cause at the July special term. 187S.

of the Chancery Court at Humboldt, I will self to the highest bidder in the town of Milan, tiibson couuty, on KMtardny the S0tb day of November, the following described property, to wit: One store honse and let formerly occupied by Joseph Lewter, as a drug stonre, and situated in the town of Milan, tiibson county, on the south or southwest side of Main street, in said town, fronting said street about 26 feet, and runs back 80 feet to another lot of said Lewter. and adjoins the lot of A. Jordan on the southeast, and the lot of Samuel P- lark on the northeast, known in Milan as Lewter's drug store. Also, one other lot in Milan, being the lot above no iitioned "as one other lot" of said Lewter, and fronts Williamaon street 4U feet, and runs back 80 feet to 8. P.

Clarks Int. an bounded on tbe northwest by the ta of M. Jordan and the said lot of Arch Jordan, an by the above nn rued lot; on ibis lot there is a two story Brick House- Tbe bouse and lot will be sold subject to the Widow's dower and homestead. Also, one of land of about 10' acres. ly- ii.g near the northern line of the Co porntion of said town of Milan, in said county of tiibson and formerly occupied 'bv W.

D. Clay, it being a part oj the n. l. fields Douicstcaa. and including the frame residence of W.

1). Fields, bounded on the south and east by the Memphis and Louisville iailroa.1. on the west and south by the lot of land belonging to AO Denton, ofabopt 41 acres, sold by Joseph Lewter to him, and on the north and east by the lands of M. A. Fields.

Also one lot of aiid said county and state, near said town of Milan, containing about 2Vj acres, bounded east by fc Browning, soi'th by the same, west by R. A. Algea. and north by tbe Memphis Louisrille railroad ripht of way. TERMS OF SALE.

One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the balance on a credit of one and two years in oquul amounts. Notes and od security will be requited of the purchaser for the deferred payment, and a lien retained upon the property to secure the payment of said notes. I will also seli-at the same tine and place ts the highest bidder for cash, 1JW feet dressed pinec iling plank. 200 feci poplar flooring, at Cade A Loving's planing mill, in Milan, also one wardrobe and one One carpet. Sale in lawful hours.

T. J. WILLIAMS, C. l. W.

M- MeCall, sol'r. Sept. 16th, 1878. septl9-4t CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE Friedman Closet als vs H. L.

Dickinson et als. TN OBEDIENCE TO AN IXTERLOCITTO-ry doer- rendered in tbe above ease at the Jul', special term. Ii78. of the Cheiicery Court a- HninboUlt. I will sell to the chest bi liier in the town of Milan, on Saturdny Hie ROlIi day cf Savcniber the following described of land, lyiin; in th il n'r.

civ il dutriet, of (i.r eouuty, cTt nv i.ost bv J. C. lrty.s.nili by othe by J. il-ttieock eonlain-in "4 acres morn -r less. Also one fcoie-e and lot in tna towu of Milan, Teur bounded east by the Wilson lot.

-jutn by Elii street. -t bv Vt J. Is. e. north tv land.

Or jiALE. tine-tliira of fins money to be raid in i tbe balauee in o.ea iii iifo e'inal payments. Aolcs anil good seem it win requirr-i ine purchaser, and a lien on tbe propeiiy to secure tho payme. i.f tH svnc i.j. nit.i.'.A r.i W.

M. Mefall. anl'r. Sept. loth.

1S78- CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE MILAN E. J. 7v. 1'. Cl-merits.

IX TO AN ISTERLOt.TTO-ryiler.-ee rendered in tne above ai the siei.tl 'I is7s, ot the Chaucerj- Court nl liuuibi'lili, 1 will on Saturday tbe "XOtU dny ef Sovcuiber. Jell to hithtst bidder on a er-fi't -f twelve months, barrinp i quity of re ietnnti 'n, in iown of yilan, i con-, the following huusifaiid lot. ritaated in the said nwn of Milan, and l.o'.iiidcii on lfe southeast by tbe right of way of the Louisville A Xaohriiie railroad, on the uortiieast by wuton's lol. on the northwest by lemeitts lot now nrrnpied by ore Hare, and by sircet. and known as o.

itinal Louse. 1'urehastr will be required ti. execute aote and good security for thp pur base and a lien reuin-ed'oa snid propertv t. sertsrg said note. T.J WILLIAMS.

C. A V. Rar.ktn I.hodes sol" ra. ceptlU -It TRUSTEE SALE. Under and by virtue of a deed rf trust executed tome as lrnsieeoy 1'.

I'- Warliea. the pun" o. securir.i: e.na.D and recorded at Ircr.t'Mi. ienn-. t-n the day ol ISTT.an.t noted in oie jvjoa 1 recorded in boo iu 17i.

1 will en SairMj t5 HevunkfT ofMilar. in of my store, to, Ii-upw to t'je bimier fr cash. Use t.diowii.i: t.i realty, tow it; thu treet ot laud eon taming tbe Cieintnts 4 irh is '-r urist Aaiil. situated in the th civil distrii-t. Uioson county, 3 miles north of Milan.

touLoeJ as ou lue sortu by Merierion. nv lulu Ft'ew, soutb fcy Cleiucnts. wei-t by coathinlt auout 3l or sreres. Alo oneu.i!i lot siUitei in tbu of Aislaa.aBd touudedon tte nori'u by street east by Wm- Mcitb'e lot. soutb ar west v.

u.iaiu-soa'slot.aud Vuoen as the Lynch lM lo one other to wn lot in Milan, Lounted on the by Cedar street. wet fcy iicboitgaius iot. south It D- E. Clara's int. ci east by tec-end kuow.

as octl-4 MAti COLLEGE E. F. HOOKER. A. Principal and Professor of Ancient aa-4 MeaV era Langoagoa.

J.Q. PEARCE. A. Mathematics and Nat oral SeieBotn. Mas.

JUDGE WILLIAMSON. Preparatory Department- TTE desire ta eall the attention of tie nk-W lie tbe complete arrangements wbiek hate been n.ado at this College tbe next ses-rion 1 he very best teachers have been secured, a ad tbe additional serviees of competent teach-' era ti be procured as needed. Tha government will exercised with firmness, and strict discipline will ne enforced. Tbe full Academic course will be tautb'. including a tboroach course of Ancientaiwi Modem Languages, and Mixed and Pare Mathematics.

The facilities offered at this college to obtain a first class education are unsurpassed by any in tbe country. The session opens Monday, Fept 2, prot- We desire that our papils shall be present at the onenlur of school- Let eace one he intends to enter school make an effort to be at that time. Arnold Lamar, Fruit Vegetable ission low Hon th ater St. dk 11 Dearbera CHICAGO, ILL. Consignments solicited and returns made promptly- apll-ly J.

S. DAT. W.P. PR0UDFIT. DAY PK0UDFIT, COTTON FACTORS AN is No.

298 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton. Orders for Produce or Merchandise promptly filled, at lowest market rales. O. B. Black.

Late Circuit Judge, Trenton, Tenn. V. M. MrCLL. Milan, Tenn.

BLACK McCALL, A 1 TORXEYS AT LAW, Offices at Trenton and Milan, lenn. Will practice in Oibson and a joining coun ties, and in the bupreiae and Federal courts at Jackson, and in the federal courts at Memphis. septi-ly 8. P. IASILIV.

J. P. KHDDgg. RAXKIX RHODES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, Milan, Tenn. Will prttioein tJibioo and adjoining counties.

door over Jordan's lrug8tore. Wiai A. CoitpcR, Trenton, Tenn; E.J. ItrjCHAKiN, Alamo, Tenn. "'X0' Tena.

CoopefrBuchanari. Walker, ATTORNEYS AT LAW and SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, Offices Taylor BlocV, College Street, Trenton, Tenn-. and over C. Montgomery's Store, Alamo, Teno. ep4-lv M.

D.L.. JORDAN, Physician a nd Surgon IVXHaxx, Teiin. Office corner Main and Jackson street stairs. julyl J. Y.

CRAWFORD, DX3NTIST, riLIi VISIT MILAN ON THE TFIIRD TT Monday iu and remain during tbe week. Office at Milan Hotel. All work done in tbe most careful manner. ap6-ly DRii. HARRY J0HXS0X, DEXTISTS, Are now permanently located in Milan, and offer thoir professional service to the citizens of Milan and vicinity.

office coiner Main and Jackson streets, np stairs. apll-ly 8. M. JONES, La'e of tho Richmond House. Padurah, Ky.

oriiieWv of lloiei V. W. WHITE, nf the firm ol hilc JL Cox. NasLrilla. WOJtSHAM HOUSE, M.mpb'i, 'Tenn, fP'Iuis Louse is in the heart of the biisincsi of tbo city, is uiuot convenient io the ions and places of a mn sement.

coed, ir.J i.t rciisonable rales. Street oars puss every few sJnulet to ail parts i.f liie city. This hot so is but a sh6rl tbe eta phis and Littlo KocK tnri Ui-lei. ti. Si.

JtiM.s A Prop're HIE 1'LOrLL'is FAVORITE! LOriSVIIXE OKCINJfATI rtAITiItOAI) THE QUICKEST, IiKST. asd ONLY R0ITTB with vb'o passengers troir; the South make direct connection at Loouviile with To Pit tsburr, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, XEW YOEK A nd other Kasieri Cities, WITHOUT CHANGE. This ts the only line runrifir Pullman South em Sleeping Cars ifsn New Urieans, Mobile Montgomery, tireuaua, Ieca-tur, and Nashville to Cinein-rali ithi ut change, pornerting at that point uii.ii a i lines running and W'agnei Pnlai-e Sleepers to 'lololo, li troit, Krand Ka-rids. Baltimore. Wasaintton.

Sandusky. Cleveland, linn'alo, Albany, balamanca ana ew Va.k witboiehange. This is the only Line running its entire trains from Louisville to Cincinnati, and tbe only Line bv wukb pa.wngers from l.is enroute to Kaet-rr and Xi-rtbern eitlts (not. in through siettdiig i-nr: avoid ateiiieus ban! through, tbe 1 1 ty ol Lor.isviile by rhngtng ears at Line Junction, with Jt ti K. three milei south of the city, wheiennelngaut Dining Itai! rs li 'at'-U, itder the macagtiment of tbe rjjrk.au f.ipnie.

i bro ljU Sltet-fli's f'ti AtHnta, Chattanoea, LUtle Rock, Memphis and icksi.urg make direct connection at r-horc Line junction with throiijh Sleepers ta New York audctiiel cities via this Liua. Ask for Tickcu vi Loiilssfilfe S. Cincinnati Sbortline If Otber tin eanJEtjaaJ If, C. H. EELLT.

JOHN KILKENT. faen'l licrfet Arent. (en'l fass. Aeat. JOllJi 6ea ISup't.

LoctSTtULl. Kt, Do Not Fail to Read This. It is important. No credit. No bad debts to collect.

No long prices. No calicoes to give away, to get you to buy something else. Not rich enough to gire our goods away. Did not jo into business for that purpose, cau't give you $1 for 75c Business is not bared on such principles; any man, woman or child that has ordinary intelligence knows that merchants do not buy goods to give away unless it is to induce you into something else they can make it back. We can't afford to pay the Editor to advertise goods to give away.

But we do sell goods as cheap, and a great irany people tell us cheaper than any other house in the city, and we appreciateuch customers, and guarantee to continue to give them and all others who may give us a call, good solid bargains and such as may be relied on. xVe propose to do a legitimate business and can Milord to compete with anymaiket in Yest Tennessee. Out stock is complete, which in quality, fine selection, choice styles and lovr prices surpasses all previous efforts; all that time, pains and money could do, has been done to make our stock the most attractive, complete and the cheapest in the city. We are not making any big blow about selling our calicoes at 5c, and best spool threal 5c, pins and needles 5c; you can buy thorn anyhereat those prices, but, we will give you bargains in everything, and everything sold on its own merit and at prices our friends can compare with anybody. Kemember one thing, business can't go on without expenses.

We do notget taxes, house rents, freights and clerks fr ItttLinrr. all t1iA.su ifatvlj u'llh mil. JlVinC included, have to come OUt Of surprised when we tell you we don't give goods away. A word to the ladies. We, too, like thent, and have bought a great many goods suited to their wants, and ut prices suited to theai.

We give you one and all a speciarhivitation to come and examine our stock before buying elsewhere. Our stock of ladies' and misses' custom shoes are made of the very best Tainpias goat, Kerso kid and rench call, and made to order. We have a fine stock of Dress Goods, i Cashmeres, Alpacas, Suitings, Repel- I lants, Waterproofs, all the very latest. I Our JS'otion and Hosiery Depart-1 ment cannot be surpassed in quality, style and prices. UJiess buttons are beautiful.

Flannels in great variety. Come to the Banner Store, ladies, aud you can suited. Come old men, middle-aged men, boys and children It is a well known fact to this com muni ty that the Banner Store is at.d has been for some time the leading Clothing House in Milan. We buy more, sell more, and at lower prices, and give better satisfaction. We claim to be excellent judges of cheap, medium, and fine clothing, having an experience of a number of years in the business.

We buy our stock from first hands.nnd hence you only pay but Dave Mills and John Towns say, if you give them a trial, you will be sure to get one ef our nice suits, you will go off feeling good, and will smile ou your mother-in-law, love your wife and sweetheart better, in fact yOU Will i i be pleasant and agreeable to every bodv. Our salesmen will alwayi meet j'ou two-thirds of the way in all dealings with them, and are bound to suit you if vou give them a chance. Our stock of Boots and Shoes is the largest we ever had, nnd better stock, cheaper in price. We have a full stock of hand-pegged bcote for $2.50 that cau't be bought at any other house. You can always find plenty of the old reliable Bachelors boots at the Banner Store, in fact everything else suited to your wants.

Our jeans, linseys, piece goods, cotton plaids, domestics, drilling, is the largest we ever had. The cheapest stock of Mens', Boys' and Youths' Hats ever before oflered in this county. Come and we will buy your cotton, cotton seed, dry hides, green feathers, chickens. ftnd pay top ine proor ot tne pudding is rhewinthe bag. Respectfully, A.

JORDAN, Prop'r. We invite our friends to call and see us at the Popular Banner Store. JOHN T0WNES, DAVE MILLS, EH STONE, Salesmen. War Declarer! GENUINE VS. BOGUS PIANOS ORGANS.

THE undersigned respectfully announces that he has perfected arruurements with an old and reliable manufacturer to furnish a fall 7 octave, iron frame, with Agraffe treble, round corners, carved lei. sand pare rosewood I'iaaa-foxte, know a aa the Parlor Donuty, for the smalt price of SSOO cash, or its equivalent, giving a ull warrantee for the same. Also with tbe renowned Bnrdett Organ Co- for a handsome walnut esse, 5 octave, two full sets of stops, including the elesto and double blow pedals, to be known as the Home X)olllxt, for the low price of .73 eat. or equivalent, giv ing same warrantee as witu their most costly instruments. The object in offering these flrst-eltiss instruments at prices barely covering the eol of manufacture, ia to checkmate unscrupulous dealers and tricksters in "palming otT' on people their bogus smt.

worthies. trsh- Orders will meet with prompt attention, and instruments sent guaranteeing entire satisfaction, or money returned- My stock is. as here tolore. from the best makers, including Stein-way, Knabe I) unburn, ilallett Davis. Lindeman, Kranich Hn he, and J.

A Kiseher. I'iants and Hurdelt. Mason Hamlin, New L'ngland Organ Co. U. A.

Prince Jk Co-'s Organs all of which are offered at extremely ow prices lor cash or negotiable paper- Slleet Musio and small goods in full stock. Correspondence solicited. JAS. A. McCLURE, eClnre'e Temple mf Masir, nay23 Nashviik', Tenn.

Orders left at the Exchange office ceive attention. rill re- LOUISVILLE GT.SnUTHEnN RAILROAD LINK. TRAIN No-1 connects at Lebanon June, with Knoxville Branch; at Cave City to and from Cave; at Gla-gow June, to and from Glasgow; at Nnshville with Nashville and Caattanooga Railroad: at Decatur with Memphis and Railroad at Calera with K. l. R.

R. rt Cutbrie with Loni and Southeastern Railway: at McKenxie with Nasbvilie and Northwestern Railway at Montgomery with Mobile and Montgomery Railroad, for l'ensocola. Mobile and New TRAIN No. 3 connects at Xashrille with Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad: at lie-eat nr with Memphis and Charleston Kailroad; at Birmingham with Alabama aud Chattanooga Railioad; at Calera with Selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad; ai Montgomery witb Western Railroad (of Alabama), Montgomery and Eufala Railroad, and Mobile and Montgomery Railroad; at tiuthrie with St.

Louis and Southeastern Railway at Milan witb Jackson Route and Mobile aud Ohio Kailroad; at Memphis with Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for Little Rock aud all points in Texas aud Arkansas. 1 RAIN No. from Montgomery connects at Calera witb Selma, Rome and lnlton Railroad at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad for the West. No. from Memphis connects at Humboldt and Milan for theWesv, also from points South for l-nuhville; at Jnthrie with R'y: Lebanon June, with Knoxville anil Richmond ltranches; at Cincinnati June- with A fnr tbe Torth and East; at Louisville with the U.

S. Mail Roats for Cincinnati, and with A Ry and A I for the North. East and West. TRAIN No. 4 mas daily from Montgomery and daily except Sunday from Memphis, having direct connection from Little Rock, and all points in lexasto Louisville; connects at te- eatnr with Memphis Charlesion It; at (iuthrie with r-t LA for North and I East, at Lonisville with and 51 it I for the North.

East and West TRAIN No from Memphis connects at McKenxie with St I. R'y for the Southeast. From Howling Green it will bo run accommodation to Louisville, making same connections as No. t. PULLMAN PALACE CAES Run both ways.

WITU0VT CHANGE, from NEW ORLEANS to LOUISVILLE via Milan, ou No. aud Xe.3. LITTLE KOCK TO LOUISVILLE via Memphis, on No. and No. 3, MEMPHIS TO NASHVILLE vb McKenie.

on No. 6 and No. 5. For information about Tickets and Emigrant address C. P.

ATM0RE. flen'l Pass. Tick. Ag't, Louisville, Ky. A.

W. LOVING. Agent. Milan. EDW.

COI.EM AN. Ticket Agent. TOMVERTISERS Geo.P.Roweli&Co's SELECT LIST -OF Local Newspapr's MAXY persons suppose this list to bo composed of CHEAP. Inw-pr crd newspapers. Thu et is quite otherwise.

The Cataiogne states exactly what tbe papess are. hen the name of a paper is printed in FTLL FACE TYt'E it is in every instance the EEST paper inthetra-e. When printed in A PITALS it is the ON I.Y paper in the place. When printed in rowan letters it is neither the best nor the only paper, but is usually a very good one, cot-withstanding. The list gives the population of every town and the circulation of ivery paper.

IT IS NOT A CO-OPEKATIVE LIST. I IS KUT A C'HEAI LIST. At tbe foot of the Catalogue for esc i ttate the important towns wbicb -re net covered by the li-t are enumerated. IT IS AX IOKS- MSI'. The rates charged foradvertisihgare barely one-fifth niihlirther' schedule.

The oiiee for one inch four weeks in tbe entire list is Tbe regular rates of the papers for the same spare and time are S.i:t6.33. The li.t includes 70 newspapers, ef which juitaie tssueit and 607 tVKfKI.V. They are located in a3 different cit es ami towns, of which state eaoitals. 8H places of over litnm population. and 444 county seats.

LISTS SENT ON AP- Pl.lLATI'.i.N. Address tih I nuntUi CO'8 AKV EilTISING El REAL', I'd Spr (Prin ing House N. Y. jelli- pruce st. Two Fine Fanns FOR SALE IITAYK twa tracts of land which I desirous uf selling.

One lying one and a half miles west of Milan, containing one hundred acres, good residence and nut-nouses and sixty acres cleared: the other lyingS miles west of Milan, containing l.iO acres, 8u acres elearea, a fine residence and good out-hooses, Ane springs, good land and in excellent neighborhood. Convenient to churches, schools and mills. Terms can be ascertained by addressing. W. SI.

Mel AI.I.. angO-tf Milan. Tenn. FINE FARM For Sale or Rent. I OFFER FOR SALE MY gPI.EXDID farm, located foerandone-balf miles north of in' sight of Cade's saw mill, on tbe C.

St. L. N. O. R.

R. It contains acres. 110 cleared; as good dwelling and outhouses. splendHt peach, apple and plum orchards, and is well supplied with stock water by a running streant. is tnely adapted to strawberries and other fruits.

If I do not find a purchaser, I will rent one hundred acres of cleared land to any one who will put in ber-iee- or terms, PPto ITABVEY, jel3-2m MUan.Tena. Feed and Sale Stable, BYCKHAUN, Corner Main and Chnrch Streets, I ORSES asd buggies, and saddle horses ITIJL for hire. Driver furnished whea required. Stable room for any sin beref horses. buppl ef goes! feed always kaad.

Carafe! aad attentive hostler in attenaaare- ALI CHARGES shall be as lew aa tbe lowest-Taaskful for past patronage. 5ov-1t LOUIS WAHL, or IURygHBS THK BEST KIW ft At OS at Factory Prices. Alee. TUNE3 and REPAIF-3 aatisfactory rates- ar II. G.

HOLLENBERG'S TERM No. 294 Main Memphis, KESr.KAI. AfclST rOK THE SOITIIWEK ff tOat TBI CHICKERING AND STEINWAY PIANOS MASOX HiOrLIX ORGANS, Peloubet, Pelton, Watchmaker AT BROW 31 dk The largest assortment of Piano and Organ sold en easy monthly payments. Old P' and Oreans tak.if traile for new. hbeet mesic.

nusie b.K,ks. folios brass and Silver Rand and otbsr mnsii-al instruments and er. bandit of every description i the line at holesale and Relail at rate, lower tba any boase in tbe fcouthwest. and utU aa low St. Louis any other western market.

iEi. O- CRUMP, Alsi dealer in Ovid and S'lver Tat-hea. Fine Gold, Plain and Set Rings. Roll-plate anil Cellnloid Necklaces, all kinds of emblem Pios.Uold, Jiilvet and Steel Specks, nice line of Vest Chains, Fine Boll-piate Vest Chains.anda splendid assortment of Jwlry or evere description. Clocks, Pistols, Cartridges.

Violin, tinitsrand Benjo Strings, REPAllU.NU PROMPTLY OOXE. Jan3-3n MILAN WOOD WORKS, BkZCilctxi, Toxin. AVIS'! JVST PI'T CP. iy C0XNECTI0S WITH OUR MILL. AN EXTIIttf Nh-' sot of Planing Mill Jlacbiaery, we are bow prepared to furnish lumber of every desrrip tion, in the rough or dressed.

FRAMING, C1ELING, TURNED NEWEL AND BALUSTERS, FLOORING, WELL CURBING, MOULDING LATHS, BY THE THOUSAND OR CAR LOAD, WE ATHERBOA RDING. BOXING, SCROLL WORK, PALING, ROIXJII OR DRESSED. Plow Beams, Sawed Felloes, Wagon Hounds Bolsters and Tongues, Having a long experience in the wagon and implement bnsinesr. we are satisfied we can fill a want long felt by wagon and plow manufacturers lor timber ia the right shape andsavinga great deal of Valuable time and timber. Our facilities for receiving and shipping timber is unsurpassed bvany place in West Tennessee.

Tn parties having timberfor silo on the lires of the Mississippi Central and Memphis and Lonisville Railroads, we will pay the best price for it in the log. or bolted four foet long, ftol Agent ler Kelt's Patent feheet Irem Keevtiaar. tbe cheapest asd most sleireihle reol made. i'or tuther particulars, addres GrIlOTlG-13 OA.qp.ai.. nu Proprietor, ililao, i.no.

37 221 MILAN EXCHANGE lias Jnrgc nn increafins in Gil3on, CurriU and cijoinino: comities, besides harwlsome 1LU in other tate. I'artiei) who have relatives liting in other lt)calitics can send them all the looal hcMs rmich cheaper by sending thera the FixciiAVOB thnn by writing letters. will furnish it to subscribers at the fullowing rates Single copy 1 year, $2. Five copies, $8.75 Tfin Copies, $15. Twenty Copies, $20.

Will find the Exoiaxge first class medium for reaching dealers and consumers, ami at much less cost than by any other means. You can thus uake-your business known to a greater number of persons in a single day than could be visited by a doicn drummers in a week. BATES ARE VERY I0W FOR CASH. The Job Printing- office Is'eupplied with the latest improved machinery and most fiuhionable type, and we are prepared to execute all kinds of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING CHAS. KESTNAK, Boot and Shoe Maker, Neil Door to Post Office, MILAN, Is prepared to make all kinds of Boots and Shoe at the very lowest prices.

i' rench Calf Beets, sewed. pcm i Shoes, sewed, pegged. 4 Repairing done great dal cheaper than wa ever don Milaa. GIVE ME ATRIAL njar7 H. B.

Howell Grocers, Cotton Factors AKD IS XQ. 268 F1Z0XT STREET, MEMVHIS, TENN. Ia addition to the sale ef otto a. we handle ail kind of rod nee. ap7-lf McKEXZIE HOTEL, J.

A. HOLT, Proprietor. Vt Bolt kaa jot eeerbaeled Is bonte, wd bow ready to take ear ef (wests. Be. J.

Wrisbt day elerk. D. H. fiolt. niabt elerk.

Is np all siiht, and meet all train. Joseph Hissene keep the finest liqaor st the bar Sire them a rill. jnlylS I BIDSIC HOUSE, Loring and Blake. and Jeweler, DirKSOS'll KTOBK. When Yen Travel Reeeaber tbe Great Ctstral Nashville.

Chattanooga and St Louis R. B. tBB treat eoBBeetina' link aad art err et iraae ana irwrei oeiwees me ureal nest and tbs Tetbe basiees man, plea-sore seeker, families and tourist, this ronte. offers BBeeaalled adran tae in beauty ot scenery, comfort, elerance, seenrity and safety ef eiiaipmeat, sariag of time and mosey. THROUGH" CARS, midaigkt delay aad steamboat iaterlade.

Tbe BIIOETEST BEST ROTJTI Cairo. St. Loais. bieace. Little Rook.

Tazaj and ail tn rast Wen. TUX OSLT DIRECT ROUTE to Richmond. Petenbnr, Norfolk Lyajcbbnrt. JaTil1e aad tbe Virginia Sprin, a well as to Kserritle, Brietol. Rome.

AtlaaU. Maetia. Asvarta. SaTsnaab, Cbarleetoa. Colombia.

Green CharioUa. Jaeksoasiileand ail intermediate polat. PaeaeBtwrs cwa percbaae ticket to LoairrUle) sad CtBdnnati els NaabTilla at swase pries aa by any etaar roots. W. L.

DANLT, Genirasa. SpTk'tAnL fe i 1.