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THR HARPERlS FERRY DIFFICTL1Y,
Publication OF tho ooFTesPonaence.
Gov. Chase Contributing Money.
GOV. Fletcher Contribution Arms
CAPT. BRowNs TRIAL PROGRESSING.
CAPT. Cook back TO Charles
razVu. virginia..

NEw TORK, Ociober T-The New Yofk Herald q
to-ds5 publishes a seriea o. letters from Col Forbes
auihor q q box upon Guerrila w~srefare. which were
found At the house q Capt. Brown. These lsttsrs are
addressed TO various members % fs Rerubiican parts,
but principally q P. B. qsnh,rrs, secretary Of the
Nassa-hu-eiis Emisrant Ala Society; Dr.. S. C Howe,
o. Bcsaan; the letters % Dr. Howe we're Dated Nay, isss
he recipient Is requested b shav it o ssuborue- Law
renee & CO send copies % Gov Chase, who bad con-
iTibuied money as, 70 GOV Fletcher, vho had en-
%fEibuted arms, and 70 others interested as quickly as
possible ne plans o Forbes and Brosn for the liberia
tian q the slaves are given in these letters. Capt
Forbes IN these letters complains that be had not re-
osived the aid promised hin Tor his services, which was
70 Be given 10 the support Of his family. IT one Of these
letters be ssys Inst. on M lt Of NAY, ISIS, he had an
iuterview with srnator v Il Seward in Kew York, and
went fully into the natter, whsreupon senator Seward
expressed his regret that he bad been informed Of The
movrmrut. In another letter Capt Forbes writes to
Brown. telling him that Amos Lawrence, q Boston, had
promised him s. 900 when hostility bad aefua ly con-
mencra. Al these letters were written during hsyear
1855.
CHnLEsrowx. Va, October s7-Capiain Browns
ooun-eI are continually receiving telesraphio d~espaiehes
from Ohio bearing testim1uy to hereditary insanity
in Browns family. Il was proposed 20 use these
Dispatches in Browns defense. he rose from his bed IN
the court room, and refused o ailov hisoounsei 70 SCI Up
any such defense. The jury in Browns case has been
selected
John Copeland the mulltio priziousr from ooernu
Ohio. has made . full confession 20 United States
Harsha's Martin of variuia. and Johuson Of northern
Ohia. He gives the uame, Of the parties who Induced
him 70 g. % Hapsr's Ferry, and states that a imiiar
movement was Contemplated At the same time in Ken
tucty. The Nsrshsls have evidence fss they thins) o.
the eampicity Of prominent men IN several of the free
States, which viii be Withheld from the public until
After the present trials.
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Mlf0naI.
joy to the Afflicted 4!
"H0UCHS VEGETABLE PANACEA'
AND UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

WHEN it "a remembered that nine-teuths o. at d-
w eases arise from a deardsred stomach or on M
mn
efelmst1nee nat alNe medcrs should
universal ATTRIBUTES. Ihase Hhohage tested rs uftle.
49, - s1-cts up1u GeuselVes nat % Per
Gllfal can d. rlI and perfect Iuslce Dtrs tasnscen1ant
e1eencnce IN ne heslinE ART.
Psrsus hhornr ualsr chronic diseases ~ various
typfs. ladies' subiect1r isIsut hsai1rh-s and ether cm-
pAinI peculiar % Aelr sex. viii sri in ne Pana1ea a
remeiy atmlfanly afartei % relieve heir suf-rrg ant
i~nElgorafe her systsm-unsmpaased BY neofuer m
c1utaius no deleferiIus lrEreileuf. and hence may he
placed iu ne hauis 81 ne most inexperienced with PER-
iert safety ulsaneFer niiinz remFfy for chidrfn il
N fafpa discreet ulhl heg ueaule-u
ae lu acflau ana Hiuul1luE In lus c1ratVe prraerlra-
To al persons ah1riaa Under urrvuus irriasIlr af
re aomach, ether frlu aug oaufru4f f~Fsnersa 1r u
l-uiiciaus use o. dra.rc medicine. fhe Panacea uUI ds
fund iuit Alternative ard tonic elements most asilarT
H srsr1 in he form % the most beautiful 1umb-us-
tau ne 1oUer OF Euoiuiug disease of aiurst sverI
Tps, a. ne iearuef ull perceive ~ ne foieTinE pr
rative Elfhout being violent carnln1uge and gently
stimulatinE without iElurruE me nerves By af1iffstlra
hem- determine q he surface aaa tnas relefr
ne Internal parts q ne ystem freu OPPRESSION
4nrnt uu ahstructnu- n "a zeurt oDeuinf and taere-
fore relt-es the alimeufarT and Intestinal Fera
preircing eglcnatigu 81 al dsiefsricus mltfer. Eain
nfafeT n liver n -rarar aaereffru OF hfra-frs afrrr-
lpqu ne stomach Is met uecullar lu recura' .rE an4
preparnr 70 for healthful action Naas ur1 H 30
ueYa and ne whole urinary passage both uJ aret t
Indirect processes, thereby reileFlng them lr1u at
lbsirucil1u and c1nseQlentv Effects acre RI any disease
Ehich may Be existent therein It's healnfuuF opera
tive iu aGectiau1o b TOE hrcasr By be- heallnr- eEpecoraal
md gently stimulates uoErn- lt Is be1elcal il OF
ehronic ulcers from ~ p1rifytns qualities md "lfr
Tendency % ururrulre the mi-clieF1ua uafu-e ~ aN
pulaous lu the dcsh nut bnoi. Bat Dc D. useIfss r1 auu-
uerute further the p~rqperties o. this i~nrallable mrii
aue. fa virtues have uousantF lf Ivug wlrressHsu Who
Eith grateful hearts aal tuueucs1 ~ ulih have pr1rauu.-
Cd la euoEium-
ne immense asmanas hr To. Paaaesa evlsa.
lu1cleut that 90 p1sse-ses ne many virtues oaluet rr
p innumerahle certlfcates cc1ld be- ~praiurri "a F-
hllk 70 neesarE, proving ust - are nt aF
in ~ praise. an We ask fr ne Pluacea is fair trial.
For sale Wholesale AMI retail b.
g. ". ONE s. Co 20 KAN areeE ana
GOOLETT a G % Is Fr1nf Rw
Memphis rclu-
n z. GoODLErT a. CO...
s~ep29-diy Na-hvfHs Tenn
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DT virtue o. an Execution. issued BY TIE CLERK al the
ID law side % ire Cummnu law and Chaucery Court Of
fhs city q Memphis, In favor o. q Lsue a. Co. ".
J. 9 Heylin, d L0oueys A. Looney. r. Looney. A II.
Dou-lass and g. H. MeusauEf- gudTneut 1ist Arrfl
1884. for 81 $500, cont cost sf2G5. viii On sstur-
dav the 5h DAY Of November 1853, in front % The sher-
IFS once, o. Madisan street, in ne city % Memphis.
sell for cash 10 the highest bidder. The following de-
scrlbed real estate Parof lot No 21 In the city Of
Memphis. Shelby county. Tennessee. Beginning al a
point IN the souh side Of Papuiar street IS feet 8 in
ches East from the East side o. Main street; theme
Ezswardiy with he souh side Of Popular street. 81
feet for its front and running back S~lufhwardly between
parallel lines 81 right angles with Popular street, "a
feet 3 inches O. the North line 81 No. 2l2. Alsn The
Norih half q Lot l2 ca TIE West SIDE % Main street,
Faving q front 90 Main street q 81 fcet1E inches. and
depih WesEardly between parallel lines Jas feet 5 in
ches 20 an alley half way between Main street and Front
or Miasiasi upi row. being BOUNDED 90 he Nora By ne
front alley narfh Of the parallel win Jackson street. az
10 TIE city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. as
the property OF b. Heyliu- Sale in lemi hour.
Oct5be 6. 1883 nOBERI l. SMITH. Sherir s. C..
o-EIa-a- b GO q n-urL- ne--r s-.nr.
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Commercial Mlatttrs.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL oFFIcK.
n.- 49, .. I :.

NAAhANH AN"AA
CorroS-fhe market yesterday remained under the
inauen-es Of ne ciroumsfanees We pointed ont yesteE-
day, and was unsettled and the prices we're i~rreEuisr-
The general sales we're Dot 20 fuii Is Aey have bees for
some days sssi, bat one q tive lists soing % ran up
q IN active days total. ne proportion Of sod oottons
soid-it WILDE nouced-s far below what IL vas me pre-
vious dsy. Tbs ne L.. fctors fauai that 70 aiiaw their
stocks 70 be picked over. leaving large am11uis % mid
dimes and belov % hand, would result In 20 adraatase
% The Planters interest and they, wisely We thtnk, IN
several instances nads such concessions In their de-
mands as would relieve the pisihara q their tables
surh oo;tols sold. IN soms Instances. a. rates onsrsd two
vecks ago. The favorable advioes by the Persia and
hon home Ports. have entirety failed % prot7es any
adFanoe here, indeed their influence has been more than
neuiraiiaed BY the uehiness q our money market and
existing shipping dimeuiues. The sales were-so baies
At 10, y stio ga at IoK, 2s at os 757 at 10 7-ls,
2s7 al ioH, ~ q; i0A, 80 II i0N = At los %.
safns ct us. SANK Ton 1890 bales. We
vithoid quotations. ne small sale ever n cents vas
made % "Wednesday evening.
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Trust Sale.

ny virtua q q deed % trust executed 70 ne a. trustee,
ID By c. r. Hrnlrickslu % shelby county, STATE Of
Tcnnessee. on the Is dT 81 September, 1858, and reEis-
tered In thr REGISTERS OIce Of the county and State
aforesaif. 90 me Oh Day Of Ociohcr, 1855 in Book No.
g5. paE-s a. Is md a., O. secure the aynsut Of certain
notes rhar.in 81 rciard. 7 viii sell az auction, in front Of
&. b. T. Ers aTr- fnr rfsh. g. ne highest bidder, On
toe 18Th DAY % DECEMBER. 1888. at ~ ociock A. H.
q certsin u.ere er parcel 81 iand situated north Of The
city o. Meulanis ana fIlceut thrrefo. in he county anc
state rfarrsaiL. Lats Nes- ~ and 43 AZ aid out and de-
siruaief I'D amrp ~ ne EuriivfsIcu Of i4nd owned By
Slf.raus &C.. greeuiau h Co. and others, each lot
frentaz On sirfh street "a 3-I2 feet, aud running back
ISk g. fD a. ale. viii convey such title a3 "a IN
vested on ne b. s4id t1ed and 10 cher
ocis-des H.M-LUSHER, trustee.
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THE artcie Of WHISKY now 20 wsu known as " DAYS
Aromatic Valley waisEy has established a reputation
So Universal 81 r-nders BE- dmczIt for The manufacturer
90 Keep pace win he demani This is the rsult Of
persevariuz en- rrv in its iufrcdu-ion, sustained BY a
aetermiratoa adapted AZ the outset, and never nr an
Instant depirief hGn, mat is oriFinai parity aus IN
rivaied ez1eFeuce should continue TO TIE end.
The oomrsr1 fate sft-udtnt ug1u al such successful
sflrts has ofefahsn ths mauufae urtr. It Is initiated
By unscru9uious iupostors, and an mfsriof and spurious
article Is palmeI orupon me ~oommunit TO the great
detriment % the public a. wen a. iniur- toths maniac
tuner. bl-h JIM pmalument aud wsn-earned repute. Eve-
~ ea5t has been made % guard AGAINST this piracy BY .
osp -right % The label and BY peculiar shape o. The
bottle.
Icasii1n ne puhlc nsainst this imposition upon them
and Upon ny rights. and I earnestly desire sarh Informal
uon from thase uho maj possess b. By having been vie
umired Or otheruise. as viii enable ns h protect the
prblic anI ~ yaslf By prosecution b the utmost extent Of
the law ne genuine " Days Aromatic vausv wis
Ky" is put Up IN cases of12 bottle each, vithligh yei-
ow label and sealed with yellow wax. with the proprie-
tors stamp co TIE wax. and Fac simt1e signature o. the
p~uI4lssof sh.h.i- All ather articles are imita-
ions.
n-Coasuners can depend upon getting 4 td-s article
wren ney buy the valley WHISKY, a. its sold blythe
bottle and case only. wM. H DAILY,
10 s1uh william street New York,
.-fr a,ra p--,~fafo~
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IrVing's Works Complete.

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FINE LEDCERS AMP JOURNALS.

VTTEz are Just IN receip' q a very large assortment ~
w Blank work. embraciEg
LEDGERS, from the l-rgest ext. bound super royal 90
The cbeapest half bound cap.
JOURNALS, do. do. Do do.
RECORD BOOKS, various sizes and styles.
DAY OOKs. % suit any business.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS in great variety.
BANK o different sizes
RECEIPT BOOKS blzuk and printed.
Railroad Receipts. Bill Books, Bills LaliHg Bleks, Chcok
B,oss. Bills o., Exchange, Blank Notes. Drafts, etc.
All OF which we are determined 70 sell a. the very
lowest price.
wf22-dIw KIRK & WILLIAMS.
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The FEEETBoATs.=Ue ferryboats plying
ouming more important features than they hava Hitherto
been. Real estate is selling and settling esoh year IN
greater proportion on The Arkansas SIDE, and il is evil
Gent fhzt a large number Of Individuals working and
DONG business IN Eemphss viii be induced, By cheaper
rround and lower rents, % reside over the river. Under
oantrol q the f~erryb0ats BE- booming a. important mat
ter, for without r-per superVi-ien The business viii be-
come an odious monopoly. Uussfe, nlthy and inooure-
nisut boats vii be used. uhey vii start a. such hours and
intervals a. suit the c-Hvenienoe Of their owners, not hat
q the pubIici ard fhs oharses viii be Fixed II such rates
- the cupidity that always attends On monopoly chooses
70 s1sc- In this o1ndiuua o. fhinrs what is ue iegisia-
tive position q: he city with respect % these hoat9 On
lookinE over th- CRY Bo o. Ordinances, we canaot nnd
he word fsTyboof in The index. and have been unable
20 IND an ordinance in ne brok regulating or ooutroInF
The ferrybaE;s- We arc, therefore, At a loss to know
o. blsts-osu anyb7dy thr0w iEhf On the question ?
Lirht is wanted. for our city onosrs are ignorant Wha'
their powers are In eases m~anifesly requiring omrisl
interferencs. AZ fhis moment one O. ~ feuyboats
plying here, and che in ionze use. is in q lsaky and
probably unsafe coalition. The landing o. ne same
boaf is 80 greatly ot o. repair that accidents, considered
dangerous 70 humzn life in The case Of psuzns on house-
baot o. in vehicles. are considered Imminent BY our cfy
ancsrs under these Circumstances q clear exposition
q ne powers o. ne city over these boats is greatly
rer-i~rf
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CINCINNATI, Oct. q, M.-Four-rh- market eiosed
dun he sales Ct today amount to 500 bills at IS o8
so Whisty-Ths sales o. to-day amount 70 6o bills a.
2982ssc Oat=-Ths sales Or today amount 10 500
bushels Al Sc. Corn to arrive vas sold Al ssc. P0fk-
western mess pork is quoted at sI7.75. Lard-The mar
ket closed Arm. Lard is wanted a IOai0R. Sugar Is
guoted At 7S7s. NslAsses is quoted a foGne Coffee
Is quoted at nN@I2A.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct q. P. M-The sales Of to-day
smount to $500 bales. The seamer's advioes caused
s-eaier nrmaess in he market. The prices are sitter,
bat The Quotations are unchanged Flour-The market
closed buoyaut 81 s5.25a5so. Lard in keEs is quoted AZ
Isc Lard in bbls Is quoted a. \ being a decline Of
=. sisht Exchange on New York Is quoted At par 70 y
premium.
HAVANA, Oct. 27-The sugar market closed steady
with nominal ~quotions The stock in port AMOUNT %
100 90 boxes Exchange o. London ISIS. EEchange
On New York 5E9s.
CTScISEArI, Oct. p, ?. u-Flour-rhe market
elosed inactive and unchanged. Corn Tie market
closed duH 81 90. Oafs-Th- market closed buoyani at
aso. WHISKY is quoted At 22c. mess
pork is quoted Al STATS
NEW ToEE, Oct. q. P. M-Cottnn-ne market is
dull. ne sales Of today amount TO 500 bale % Md
ding Upiants at IL. Flour-he market closed dull.
The sales Of to-day amount % p oo0 bbls a. sts5GGs.
C0rn-ms market closed with a decling Tendency. me
sales Of to-day amount % - 90 bushsis, a. % for mixed
ard I0I for white. Pork-The market CLOSED dull a. SIS.
N4I63o. Lard he market Is steady a. loKauH
sugar-Mu c5vAdois quiet ntsdss.
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I AUTERBACK 4 BIO respectfully inform their
IL frienfs and the PUBLISH general. t1attney have re-
recvrd 4, tNeir rev store. No 81 pr nc Row, where they
taeu a vrrv farca and vel assorted stack q Dry Good,
rf,itinz- arts rnf Shoes. Hafs. Caps, Hosiery. etc, all
- wbi-r We CIR % sell whoicslle and retail, AZ he
80 r1.esf nricss We request everybody 10 give Us q
call before purchasing elsewhere ocli-daV3m
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and Amei Fever and AEusi Emirans Hai
others Who remove 10 ne western PAR o. ne States,
eanpiain In bitter terms % ne fatal flsraaetaat prevail
In nose ssciioas. some q ne mast Intelligent physi-
-lns bear testimony % this art. Di1fsrs ne ahaEs-
pelre o. his age. 10 picturine Lille Eien" ausliern
ssu1euelt i1 a BOOK enuued Harun CaurHis~it'
say- isat ne u1af GlmisainE insu;uii1a vas ~ fever
md arue. vhih bad killed al VIA Attempted q maks q
perm.neat residence ofit- Msrt rapsY wno could oniy
b. Jolly an sr me mot s'oomy drcumatanaas sad That
fewer and srus hat given hin eauss Or more billy nan
b. would like TO eNpeuenos asain Dr. Hosieuers 1ei-
eorated BITrEEs is ne only cure for nis terrible Dis
sass. that ss seud reconmenf 20 he plbuc. ry
them, andb- c1uvincst oftheir powers
F0r sale bY dru-risa snd dealers generally, svery-
uhsrs. Sc advertisement.
H~OsrsTFER q aHlrE,
Nsnunr1reu and Prcpriei1r1,
ae2~6-tfEaEfu No. s. W1fsr anf 81 Frant street
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sgstiaI Matitrs.


GOVT, Lumbaso and are inauihJ renewed
b s eautin.ols uss % ns great deierEsut application.
VAN umeutations slaulfi In an eases prsosts IT, ass.
u reiaxss ne constrained muscles and asrss. and assizis
nature In ogmulctng q care.
sod a ne manufsetou, No. % haitsn Lsns. Es~
York. and BY aI Drusgisa IS. se-, and 81 pr boz.
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Ms. GEORGE H. GKIFFTTHs.-We have
deemed i appropriate on more Than one cocasion since
his associafion with the stock company At the EeE Men
phis Thestsr 20 express cur admiration FOR De hisi'ionic
taieutof NJ GuHhs. who has made the etage lfe-pro-
fessiol, ard whose Eenius, united viii rare cuitivsiin
ard long erpeuenoe, has placed him in his present cx-
nltes position not only g. an a1sr, but as a memher q
s1cisig. Many o our theztsr-soes have expressed . de-
sire 20 give our leading ei man " q Substantial token
o. their appreciation, ans would De srztiheds IL the ides
q complimentary beuedt o. him, already suggested,
could Be q an early DAY. The sooner q
"hzntsame hing q last KIM is pu. in tangible shape
the better, and We know o. 10 more p~ropitious pFriod
than ore evening next week Nauy O. NJ Grimh's
soulhsrn admirers viii be in The city duing the coming
wesE, and Eouid join heartily in the little testimo-
nisl-"
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AUCTION YEsTERDAY.-The sale Of lots at
suoion BY order o the ohznosry court under direction
o. J. C. Lsnier, Ezqs clerk aHd master, on yesterday.
Al ne town - Port PiekerinE. by Nonssrrat, Dupree &
Co. drew taeether ae largest asscmbiaEe o. buyers that
has ever before oonsrerated On q similar occasion. TIE
lots ssld brought ane Friusss aveueiug over six thousand
dollars per acre, and were principally brought ~ those
vho ezpea 70 improve a. on-s.
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notice 10 Passengers 5 shippers.
Great Wabash Valley Route,
VIA
Great western of Illinois
Toledo, Wabash and Weston Railroads !

Shortest, most Comfortable Gad Chs0Psit RO1ts
81. LOUIS. TOLEDO. CLEVELAND, DUNKIRK, BUF-
FALO, NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
TWO less changes o. Cars 10 Piftsburgh, Philadelphia,
i Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washington City. The
only Route between 81. Louis and the East BY which Pas
.ensers avoid the risk Of losing ounnecti0ushy short lines
from ST Louis toroledo 4ss miles, is run IS one Road
without change Of Cars.
Too Daily Trains kGuc s.. L0uis, az follows:
Z O'Clock a. m-LiEhtninE Express arriving al Toledo,
Detroit Cleveland, and an Eastern cities
a. soon as any ether uain 6ut u 81
Louis
3 o'ciock ?. u-TeIegraph Erpress arriving At Toledo,
Cleveland. and all Eastern ana North
ern cities in les than any other train
out o. 81. Louis.
This great Route 70 the East combines an the elements
o. Speed. Safety and CoHfort arising from the perfect
construction Of is track with aless grade and e~urviture
than any East or west line q The same length in the
United States. The superiority o. its running stock, is
luxurious Cars. and beizE one line all risk Of delay BY
missing connections is avoided, as also the annoyance Of
changing Cars and Conductors every few hours ard being
crowied futo cars already dned with local passengers and
rendered uncomfortable By an aocumalau0n o. dust.
The evening Telegraph Express makes direct and GER
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, WESTERN METROPOLIS and
CITY OF BUFFALO, for Dunkirk, Bunhis and NIAGARA
Fails.
viii ind this route as cheap and more expeditions thar
any other out o. 81 Louis, having two less changes Of
cars. with Union Depot, demonstrates is superiority over
usher lines having frequent changes and widely separated
Depots. Auover charges ana damages pr-mply a0Qsted-
The steamers J. II. Lucas. J. H. Dickey and Philadelphia
make direct connection with this road a. 81. Louis, ans
rhrough Tickets from Memphis u any Eastern or North.
sn point accessible BY Railroad can Be purchased Of IA
Agents a. This place-
A. MITCHELL, Superintendent
h. srOCEwELL- IT.. Gen1 PIT AEt springaelA, III
THOs- II WILLIAMS a CO, Aseuis.
No ; HoWard's hoEi Memphis, Tenn
L WALKER. General Aseut
febi-iv corner an and Pine sts-. ST. LouiA
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Rreafh-

PEARLT White Teeth, sound and healthy guns, perfect
freed On from Tlothaehe. DOWDEN's DENTAL
FL-IB arrs-t decay restores tissssed guns = a
healthy o1,Iitou ani reroves ta-ar. -Rseommeuded
by the most c--I-aufsd Dentists as far superior 10 any
denirics n use. impartiug 70 the mouth and breath a
deirhtu- aramafr frazrlnoe-
For sale BY D-urrists everywhere. and by
s.. MANSFIELD a CO.. Agents,
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CTATE OF TENAEoSEE-PrQceed urs lad iu the
- Clerks once. Chaucery Side % thr Csnnan Tsw
nd Chancery Court q ne city O. Memphis. ssturd1y.
October TIE 2zd. 1883.
Henry 2. CLARK 3. Spencer West, william h. Davis and
n. r. Maxwell, C1mqiainauis,
vs..
Marcus Heoux, Thomas J. Elnule and the LEGAL heirs O.
Daniel McC0lum, decreased. Defendant.
Il appearing from afd1Fif fled IN mis cause. that
he d-fensauts. ne legal heirs ~ Danio MrCouum
Deceased. are non-nesi1rnts q tbe State Of Tenue=ses
Il. = ordered that they 10 enter their appearance herein
before or within the frst three days q the next term
q sid Court % b. heid On the fourth hculaT IN Ncren-
be- next uh5sl and plead answer, Qr ceuur 10 complain
snts bll, or Tho same viii b. taken fr confessed ~ e.
then, and Get fr haarinr eErlrfe- au1 Inst copy q
this order be- published once a week for f1ur successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A o1pF-atfesf- JOHN LaNIEE,
Clerf ard Marer.
Psytgn a kovel s5lscitors fr csmrislnaafs
o~z1s-IarEu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-28

CfTATE OF TENNEssE-Proceedings had 10 the
= Clerks one. ChaDoery side % the Comm1l Law
and Chaneery Court o. The city q Memphlss EondfT,
October ne 2ffh. 1883
Charles :. {. Deriin. Compliment,
vs.
A. J. Eozissnery, Thomas S. Tate, Edward McGshee,
md Others, Defendants
Il appearing from zndavif fled IN this cauHe that The
defendants. Caroline Starks. Hurh sfarks. MAJ Stairs,
sarah otarEs and Fanny starks, are unn-resilents 81 ne
state q Tennessee; n is orderei that they % enter thier
appearance herein before or Eit.in tie hrstthree cays
q ne neu term % said Court. 10 be he-d on ne fourth
Monday DO Nov mber next ns59) and plead, answer, or
demur ompleinants hnls or the sane VIII BE- taken TO-
confessed - 70 mem and set forhrzring eEpafte, md that
. cory % this order BE- published ance 4 week for four
successive weeks IN he Nemphis Appeal.
AcopE-suest gOHN c. AMER
CLERK and MASTER.
n-En az An.nr-L 49, IL n..--------
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-28

Gov. JoEEs.-It was with extreme sorrow
y, heard las evening that his r~esecrd srnaeman has
been sinking al DAY, and was in q condition TO inspire
the greatest fears This aunoanoemsat viii Be received
vsfh regret Throughout he citv.