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Sylvester 6oney and sheriG Of shelby c0unty,

DEFENDANTS.
It appearing from afhdAvit fled in this cause thar the
defendants. Sylvester WJilsy is a NONRESIDENT Of the
State cf Tennessee; Il is or erred that he do enter
his appearance herein before o. within the drst three
days Of tie next term " ssid court. 20 be held on the
second Monday in November next, 1851, and plesd, an
swsT CT demur 10 compiainanPs bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as 70 him aud set tOr hearing sx
parte, and thata copy OF this order be published once .
week for foar successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Aco2y-attesg JGH Q. LAhlER,
CLERK ana Master.
Small * Tavfs El FOR rounUr1sa gpgIau4w
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EEzzPHIs, September Ii. 1851.
COTTON-sales 90 bales at ~, and 81 at Sc. Re-
ceipts 9 bales.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of a sale.
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..
Inferior
Good @iA
Salatnou Admitted.
flne .'s....-....'-S az
Cheioe and selections q -
good demand and drm al former prices.
Sales 1900 bushels at s.. 90 & bushel FOR prime, and s5@
sOc for inferior and common.
F~LOUR-Market IN all respects unchanged. Sales $50
and 100 brls ordinary extra at 81 IS 10 brls damaged at
So 62so. and l46 bris choice extra at $500.
C~OsN-Firm al 60865c, as in quality.
HAY-Sales is tuns prime timothy It $40.
oATs-so snd 80 bushels sold at s5c.
BYS-75 Bushels sold at S1.I5, sack Included.
~BACON-SaIes 6ossks clear sides at 2sc, and casks
shoulders ct Iss.
LARD-selling at &C, IN lots.
sALT-SoO bags coarse sold from levee at 81. OO-hold-
ders generally demanding higher figures.
PorAT0Es-LimIted sales at Sl.75 p bushel.
wHIsKT-FIrm aud Advancing. Sales 100 brls at
axe.
~CoFFEE-l50 bags sold al Soc. aud 900 do. at SIC.
sUG AR-ssIes Il hhds at 799Ec.
RICE-47 tierces sold at 4c.
BU~rTER-Ssles $500 rs at.
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Francis DriLaer and A. D. Huater. Deputy sheriff.

Francis DriLRer and A. D. Huater, Deputy Sheriff.
Defendants.
Il appearing from sFdsvit filed in this sause that tie
Francis Drinker, is q nonresident Of the
STATE Of Tennessee It Is ordered hat he DO enter
bis appearance herein before OF within the first three
days OF the next term Of taid court, to be held on the
second Monday in November next, 1861, and plead, an
swer or deuur to o0mplairabt's ball, or the same viii
be taken Tor confessed Is 10 him and set for bearing
* parte, and that q copy OF this order be published once
a week Ter four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. A copy-attest: John O. AEIER
CLERK and Master.
Wickersham and Beecher, solicitors for comp .ainant
ara.IanAH
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For sunren,e .Eu0ce.
SVERpEKg.

ZION. z0HF-ELD J.. \ III is candidate for
III Supreme Judge, so al She vacancy caused by the
resiRualon Of Hon. Robert L. Caruthers Election or
bih Of Octlber sef2-td
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In ChRnCery, at Memphis.
TAT OF TENNESSEE. Proceedings had in the
- Clerks office 'Chancery side Of the Cosimon Law
and Chancery Court 81 the city OF Memphis, wednesday,
Jrly the Path, 1861.
Thsmas James Complainant,
vs.
b. 'Phelon, G.. ". Lincoln and Green River Coal, Iron
AM Misunderstanding Company, Defendants.
II appearing from afidavit dled in this cause that the
defendant, the Green River Coal, Iron aud hanufac-
turing Company Is = nonresident Of the State Of Ten
Aessee, it Is ordered that 1t Go enter lis appearance
herein before OF within the first three days Of
the next term of said court, TO be held on the second
Monday in November next 1881, aud plead, answer OF
demur to COMPLIMENTS bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to il, and set tor hearing ex parte, and
that a copy Of this order be published once a week, fer
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest: JOHN O LANIER,
CLERK and Master.
Wicksrsham and Beecher, solicitors Tor complainant.
s~e3-Iaw4w
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IN BOXES Soda, Butter and Picnic Crackers,
JOO 81 boxes ! ana 2 pound caas Cove Oysters.
80 dozen quart, pint aud halt gallon Picklef,
100 \ ann h boaes N. Z. aud EuEar RaIgiss,
20 hbis. and han barrels White Fish,
70 half barrels Salsratus,
Is bbls Cider I'D Wine Vinegar. For sale
HUBsELT. BUaD q HUSTON.
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- ChlIHren.

Do YOU want your delicate. sickiy, 7eny ehlsrea 70 b
heslthy, srsng and ro6ust2-thsn give tem AeLssn
strengthening Cordial lses the directions On eacA pot-
tel il IS delicious 20 tfke.
One tablespoonful taken every m0fnilg iEsllaes Is a
vrTe 1-gvsutivs aga!nst Calls snd Fever Yellow FeYsrs
Cholera, or any p~revstuns disease
CarT.oN -Beware OF cruzsisis or daslezg wha nay
try u psim upon you bottle Of Bitiers O. ssrsapariiss
which they can puy cheap, By saying 10 Us Jus. a. god
W.. 80 evan men base enough % steal part % my
asr,s n dnb thoir vile d~ecOcti0ns. Avoid such tnfa
y piratss md thsir villhlnOua Compounds. Ass for
a. = n RcIean's strengthening CoIdlai and Bloci
Partssr. Take Rotbing else. Il Is the only rsmsty
th.t -fu EHrffy the biosd thor0ughiyi rnd ~ the szzgs
,tns strA,Ktben snd iuvig0rEte ths Whole organisation
nj \. mt % IN izrgs btHsS-SI yer bottle, CT s1 boz
DR J. z. BeLEAE Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets. st. Louis. 10
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Morning, sept. IA, 1894.

Ohce--UBiOa Street, Ger. FFOnt Alley,
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Our Daguerrean Gallery

I'VE have built snd arranged . suits Of rooms for
~ this express Purpess. Oar light combines all the
modern improvements.
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Fog SAFE.
EEfERgERR.

n A No. l FIGURING WILL, capable OF making
n 90 b5ls. Flour par day. For further particulars
apply to lsusil A. s. F n 90.
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NEsse

AHEAPHTE AND AaEtEsAe zTvE-
u C~CsEEpsAATB STATES
LIN The above line VIII, dung iogEz
WAFER Ia me Arkansas river, Eua small beats from Ma
FA--en ers leaving AsuBhF On r1rdE-s. Wafn-l-
Gays shC Satu'days, connect Lir-cll- at. these r.st-
next day a. Napoleon. They iravH Napoleon Sv-Es.
In-eaay ana lhursday evenings, --i eul-Ct direersat
little Rock with c0.cOes fqr H,t s,--r-s .ri 20
Smith. For further Information aprfv 20
JOHN D. ABs 2s, FJ.r-i=tsr. or
R ~UA1ESraD- a4sst
~tySO-3DS Corner Madison street en- F-o-s 40
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/ CTTATs OF TENNESSEE --ProceediHgs had in The
| = clerks office. ChaHcery side Of the Common Law and
chancery court OF the city Of Memphis, Thursday, JuRe
the 9Th, Sol.
joseph 5ohOonOver, Complainant.
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For Fort Harris, Randolph, Fulton,
OSCEOE.E,
New Madrid and Columbus.

AHH+t
Lesvss every Tuesday and Friday att P.n H..
TfaE s3ierdid passenger and fei-bt
4 steamer EESITCEY, CsptaiG " O. 1919
Priest. VIII ieave a. Shove ever 1UES-E4
DAY and FRIDAY, 81 ( O'Clock ? H..ca-rviuz f1a
mail and making an connections prouptIv F5r grgight
OF passage, having superior accommodations, Apply GA
bJard. OF 10 o ufPTaE - m ~
jE1-31 ? G. EFNFTr- ags-Fr
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T4E ETrsz-AIEMENr LAST EIeHT.-The
eatertsinment gsvea under the auspices Of Mrs.
Burr for Hs benefit Of the Missouri volunteers,
attracted on last night a respectable, not to
say large auditory. The sbeater, however, was
not 80 crowded as usual Toe whole affair
passed OF il TIE most cFeditsbis manneT-the
performers =eGuitting to TIE entire Satisfaction
Of tie sIdispcs. The "Highland Fling" and
o her daress, by Misses Zimmerman and
Baesas, and the singing Of the Misses Baker
aud Miss Unmarked, formed particularly
interesting features Of the programme.
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CTATE or TENNESSEE PROCEEDINGS hEd in The
= clerks office, chaBCery side Of tue Common law and
chance-y court o. the city Of Memphis, Friday, June the
tn, 1851.
Rsbert Wallace, Complainant,
".
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Producing, Pictures Quickly
and Is'RS to FEATURE.

Our Laboratory is furnished with AL the appliances
necessary to prepare the best chemicals. We are aided
BY q srst-class Artist, and can furnish our customers
with superior pictures in all the various STILES known
20 the art.
EE- Artists furnished with stock.
2. Il. CLARK, T. 4. A s. .
!. 8. WILKINS. No. I, Olsrk's Marble BioeA
jelI. dsw
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FTNHE splendid passenger packet PAID. g.
1 hOrsEBs, CAPT. IL B~lasIsi5 leaves $3.50
g. abofe ~SATURBAY, 1lth inst, ass p. n. 49,
Yer freight or passage appls to
seI2 81 LARRY ~HAEWsTAD, Agent.
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D6@RNRaEE&Ofa.

G0Bgs
AU1HE copartnership heretofore existing Between
s1yle OF HULs, GROIN X TAYLOR, IN the Pro-
duCe and Commission bustle7s, No. 50 Front Row Is
this cay dissolved by mutual consent.
Thad. A. Cromw6Il Is author 'Zsd 10 sette up the bu-
sfness OF the o hrn. AMI Can be found 81 the canImer-
ctal Bank on Tuesdays, Thursdays AID 5aturtsYs, from
II. till 4 P. n until further notice. Persons in
de5tsd 10 the arm will please call and ette without
delay.
In retiring from business N esdtr 70 enter the SER
vice Of chr country, We retuTn oar sincere All heart
telt thanks 70 o generous pebble ia the liberal patron
ggs bestaEed upon rs. ana m parting with the business
comnunity OF M5H phls ard Surrounding country, We DO
60 with macy regret; but while our cJgntry needs cur
srrvicas we an. OF IN justice 10 thn prcmptings Of pat
rtotic hparfs relaaiu 81 home Sb0ud Providence see
al 10 deliver US from the Jaws AZ Oath and the hands
Of the enemy. We viii return 10 Eemphis aud resume
Snsioess. spd hope 81 10 able &c mscit q continuance Of
the patronage heretofore So hbers3y bestowed upon Us.
very Respectfully,
SAMUEL A. TAYLOR,
..s-0v TEhD, A. CROMWELL.
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$50
EceFs,ETupgiOns, FMnpIes.NOdes
or SkiF Bones. BllstChGs,
BOik5y SCa1d head.
And the sntIre class Of complaints eau e. ~ an iuyurF
state OF the Bleed.
- Il invariably cares R-heumatisun. Liver Gems
Plaint, General sna Nervous DEBILITY. differentiation
OF the Bowels, AM IS particularly recommended for all
those distractions 70 which females are liable. Il g.
natures own cosmetic, it IT ugs lie young fe1la,s's
form TO perfection, giving richness 20 the bio0i ana
vigOr - the nerves, csusl-z EealiL and happiness o.
sparkle in the d0wEcast ard satieued eye, the rosy
sloon Of hsa3ih 70 bsarti'y The faded cheek.
The "BiOOd S~eaEChsrs'
Is precisely what its name indica-es ia all it, lass.a
and breadth, VIZ IN A searching m1Ener, o. seek. 10
llok for, % inquirs, 20 exam ne q, iuviRolaie, and thus
purifying and cleansing tb- bleed, the ssurce. the f1rl-
tain u lie. Causing 70 70 Low p1ts and unauthorized
In al it, original purity aud yiE0r, tins rsu0yiu- from
tho sys EN- Ell impure and p%ernicioGs causes wh5rn
have induced disease.
lis edects have been slmost uirsculousi Hondr-Is
upon hundreds have been suatclPd by 10 fr0n az
timely gFaVe and rastlrd 70 the sweets Of hella anrfhr
s-ndeaTmeEts II friends.
We Can point to hunirsds of casss Inst have basa
cured after a. other Tegetisl have tailac, srd many
instances where tina patients had given a. az hope x
ever being restored 10 health
We not only claim 70 have discovered 4 panaoes sr
IMPURE BLOOD 5ut We CHALLENGE the sntlTs world 1,
produce = medicine that has It's Lfe-giTing znd ssayh-
ing properties.
II Price 81 per bottle, OF three bottles Tor s.. and
forwarded by express o. 81 parts % the Confederate
States, On receipt Of price.
POTTER &EERWIN, PropSie9rs.
80 JaFsTsOn-3t.- near past 0flce,
Ard general dealers IA al papular pstenr medicines.
n Sold at al the Dras Stores in Memphis.
JeIS-dtwawis
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Clark & FU2aer's
o OIL.

CLARK, GREGORY 4 CO.,
Sole Fr oPEietors
EURRs Headache, Bsrache, Toothsche, il three min
" utss, Rheumatism, O,ughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Colo, Cramps, IBhsmed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns.
Bruises. Sprsins, ChsVped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Disr-
rAeH, Busions, C0TDs, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Ole
Sores, S re Breast, Sore. Nipples, ScaId Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Elites, Hat
Bites. The world Is challenged for its equal for Scalds
and Barns. II cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes on
horses, Sprsins, SwIaney, Poll Evil. FIstuls, saddle and
harness Calls, fresh Wounds or S%wenlngs, and Is the
best known remedy TO apply 70 tsncsr-fCotsd horses fTcn
i0Nnder-take up the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot. Cures all cutsne0us diseases on m2u 81
beast.
No oze medicine cen cure in al cases, but we car show
healing properties, FROM responsible men, who are shove
being bought, than can be produced for any other medi-
ciGe.
We do not assert a cure for every malsdy to which thu
human family are subject, but what We proclaim We can
suostSnt te by living witnesses. The Ambrosisl Oil lie
q Nashville preparatBn, and sold throughout the South
and Southwest by al good dTugEists and general daEl
ers. The South may be Justly proud that Dr.. CLARK,
native Tenlesseean, after much labor and research, has
produced . really worthy medicine, which is bound &C
drive out much Of the worthless imported trash witt
which the country Is hC0ded.
Please cal at eur of1ca, where We win take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials tse numerous 10 set
forth in the form OF an advertisement, some Of which
come from Physicians in high standing. who are using Il
II their practice, a. they state, with marvellous effects,
We challenge the world to produce a remedy so speedy
and efectusl in its healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK g. Ful-
lsE's AmhrosiAl Oil, evidence so suthentie, and from
persons whose word and standing are iTTeproschsble
Read ard b. convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY Il co. Propriot9rs.
Nashville, Tenn.
For sale, wholesale and retsiI BY
POTTER & NERWIN,
IS JeheTs0n street. near Post Once,
And general dealers in al popular patent meaieines.
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R. B. Declare aud others,
I'm ChauCery, at Memphis.

I'll CEdACEEg > IA uzC kBAAlbH
CTITE OF 81 ESSEE. Proceedings had In the
- Clerks ONCE, ChaEec-y side o. the Common Law
and Oharcerv Court o. the city OF Memphis, Wedues-
p wilson andP Hagen, Corplainants.
WIN. P. Lewis and {, hers. Def niants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that
the defendants. L. Eoul0r, A. CO.ombet and r. Dures-
ire are non residents OF the State Of tennessee, IT'S CT
dered that thy 10 enter their zpps sraace herein beio z
c1urt. 70 be held On tue second h31dgv "a November
uext. Qs6il aud pls.d aasE6r CT deuBr &c cCuplsin-
ants amended Dill, or tho sam will be taken for con-
fassed as 20 them and set for HEARING ex parte, and that
q copy OF this order be published cree 3 week for four
successive weeks il the Memphis Appeal.
Aoopy-attest: JOHN O.. AMER,
Clerk anu Master.
F. VI. Brooks aud ]. n. Gregory, solicitors for COM
pl4insnts.
sr3-lawlw
In ChanCery at Memphis,
CTATE OF TEENESsEE -PrOCeediugs had in the
- Clerks once, Ghsncery side OF the Common Law
and Chaucery court Of the city Of Memphis, On Tuesday,
August the 26th, 1851.
william A.. VloletJ and william c. BIuk. nrm Of
Vim. A. Violet * Co.. Compartments,
Ambrose n. Bryson and Jsmss T.. Bryson, hrm Of Bry-
sen y Brother, aud others, Defendants.
II appearing from sfiiavit hlcd in this eBuee that
the defendants, Ambrose NJ. BrysoE aud James W. Bry-
State Of Tennessee: Il Is ordered that they do enter
their appearance herein before or within the first
three days OF tha next term OF said court. % be held on
the second Monday in November next, 1861, aud plead,
be taken for confessed as to them ana set for hearing eN
parte, and that this order be Published once a woek for
four successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams and &cKisick, solicitors for compl4inants.
SPS-law4w
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2tanIar 4athsts.
For New Orieans-Through in s. zours.

T1HE splendid PASSENGER packet LOFTS ~
i VILE, Combs, master, will leave as LhT
above TO-DAY l4th inst. al 7 P n -,
positively. For freight or passage apply On board. or -
sri4-it WALT o. JOHRSDE, Agents.
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For New 0rlo.ns-rlr.u-b la s. agg-..

For New OrI8sns-TLrlu. D. 81 dUlrs.
TvHE new steamer ELBY z. EETNF. -.
4 Cork, master, viii lezvs as =l.rs &
On SATURDAY. I4th inst. It d p Vi &8.aa
positively. For freight OF D-S-ssr ann 10
srfI-4t e. ss r. 80
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Gommsrtlxl Iatters.
DAILY REPORT OF TEE MARKET.
sURSrszED FROM TIE nEsoHAsrs'ExoKANsE

MEMPHIS, September Il. 1851.
COTTON-ssles 20 bales at ~, and 81 at SC. Re-
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For New Orleans.

THHE fine passenger packet Louisville. W% =
4 Combs, r aster, viii leave as above L
on SiT-RDAT, 18Th insl., at I p m. 60
For freight or passage apply Oh b0ard, er to
sei3-2t ELLIOTT FINSUN, Agsrts.
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VTcfOPTOusl

Victorious!
ATEST NEwsl-The ARCADE" ths place OF
IL rendezvous, is now rem7ved 10 Front Row, No. 3,
where those Interested should cali for ms. All will be
served IL the Auction trade.
The word is nov Parade, Parade I Don't forget your
NEG and REAL ESTATE. We give attention
to either CT 10th, nrs t-rate.
n. @. OAYCE & SON,
sei-lus Auctieneers sni Real E7tats Brokers.
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FRJgfgE GGs
VMAEnIATELY, MUSICIANS TO form 3 BRASS
BAND, to be attached TO the IIth Arkansas Rsgi-
meut, arder Command OF Col. ! G Tzppan. The corps
OF MusiciasB will be undeT the leadership OF Cap an
John O'SeiIl, formerly leader o. Tho Gemphis Brass
Band. Pay s45 per month, with good ssd sura .sscu-
rity. Auply 1t MCCLURE'5
g.QIus Music store.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized Cspital...-...................sI,O Oo, 900
Cash capital and surplus paid up............. $4,000
See card in another column. Once, on Madison ST.,
opposite Bank o. Memphis.
nyl-ty J. 7. WEST. Ascent.
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1T'HE steamer GEN. oUuTaAN. Csu-, 49, -
4 non. MASTER, viii I-av- ~ shove on L&
AOHDAY, 1854 inst. 40 Gelo,k p N 60
JAS. 7 RCCESE & Co Agssfs.
sei1-5t IS no R.w
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GrBmAE BENEv9LENcE.-We have received
a copy Of an address 70 the citizens Of Mem
phis, issued ~ . mss.ing Of German citizens,
stating hat 10 consequence OF certain knowl-
edge fhst there are destitute families 10 The
city, and because the appropriation made by
tie county Is exhausted, they have determined
10 give occasional theatrical representations,
and vocal and .hstrnm ntsl performances, the
proceeds arising from which viii be applied
toward ameiiorating the condition OF suffering
families. A second meeting win be held at
eight o'clock tonight at Dir. ~SteiEkuh's, to
which every citizen is invited.
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Fac PREsEErATIoE.-Day before ysstsr-
day the O Guard Civile Franchise OF Mem
phis' [Freneh Civil GuaId) accompanied by
the City Guard, turned out in order to receive
from tie hands Of Mrs. Simon, the flag CT ID.
company. The fair donor in presenting the
Gag to he company. made the following ap-
propriats remarks:
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btlUEC tdhiHs' elsed system, purify- AMER idAAu5'
inE md euriching the bIcOs-restorlag tie sickl sgHer-
ing invalid 70 HEALTH AND There u
No mistake about it.
1t van cure Liver C0HplslHt, Dys2epsis, Disrrhsss
Dyseutsry, headache, Depression Of Spirits, EeVer an
Azus, IsEaTd Fever, Bad Breath, o. an disease q t1e
Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
~ Gentlemen, co y0u wish 20 bs heslihI s-chs
and viErrO0sf
~ Ladies, DO you want the oioon OF health 70 sN-.l
In - checks agsis2 men 20 81 once and get hcLeau's
strsugthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Deiay tt 2
moment; n 4 warranted % give satisfaction. il H-4
sure zny disease Of the EidT sys. womb Or BeddeJ3
F-iorina- Obstructsd HsnsrautioD, Fllins q the
Eonb Sarrenne-s, 81 any disease arising from chroaio
nr narrcna dahuLtE. u b an Ln-al1-e re4ee1-
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OBAOCO-We did not hear Of q sale.
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.,
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m, Chancery, at Memphis.

s venabie, solicitor iOr compliments.
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walter Alem,n, solicitor for complainant.
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In ChancerY at Memphis

WI. G. Thompson. solicitor for oOmPlainants.
saa-IARAw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-14
In ChaDcery al Taemphis,

wickersbam snd Beechsr solicitors fr cOmpIainai
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-14
In ChanceFy at Memphis.

Frp7iu aad FIppin, solicitors FOR compartments.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-14
In Chancery, at Memphis.

Vance snd Anderson, solicitors for complainant.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-14
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For hs ReD0Udl and Permanent Cure Of al IL
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-20
nRfnINAL NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, T.. Hartine A. II. Porter Lauren
Dewey James Harlan. Robert NiltcI, J -. At low"
ell. Ciekhnrn d Harfiton, v. ketes. Nseon,
y. Al. Hiatt, h .Horrish, David Heed. Harvey LII
tier, W. III. NnuhnPtun. Fords ofiais q Fofu,
Norster, lem pIsh q Co., Hatch 1honsi IL. y.
Foster, j. Nj Gwn. j. HI bay. assignee 4c., y. n.
Lyman +. G Brown, Fiektsr T. Ihcass M. " X.
l.. HNddick Hnsk ms, Htifkii CO., Peter sira Rery
Geo. c. Anderson, J as Burrowt, HeBrs Hunk snip,
q, h Oh inphsm, Brown Il IieHdtniine. Ahram
Netmore, w IN Gray don to-. W M III Lee a Co,
A. Bridgman Co, e. fhmseH CO., Rankin, MILL
Ter * EnEter. James Neal, Kendall, How a Co.,
Reed. Cutler q TO-. H. NJ? Reynolds, ssns" Bout
man, Emmersoh, GochranA &c ,nnd James Gordon,
defendants.
You and each OF YOU ere hereby notified that there
IL Lie in The enac the Clerk OF The District
Court Of Lee equity lnNas st Ii Ma dssn petition
oft Hfrnftt HHtttt claiming If IAcnA LLe flHIt.
the Of hundred dollars With ten per cent
Interest per anDHm, pay able annually maHes due
on jacob EbtrhaTts mortgage, made 10 Charles Ma.
son, ahd since assigned to ifam Barney, dated 2gth
Mpy 1854, also claiming agat ehth Of The FORE
closure Of said mortgage, the Aaae being upon the
south half az the south wet quarter Of section nne,
TO- Township sixty toy north 81 Rang. five (5)
In Lee county Iowa. for the purchase money, and fur
Their asking for aae Of sair premises, ard general
relief. And unisss you pear aud answer sald PEE
hlon before oi the cond day OF the hert
term or said Court TO commence nj Fl Madison, on
tho first Monday IF December. A. II. 1861, default
will lie entered seainst YOU, mud judgment rendered
thereon PRAY Ell for IN said petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Anr,2Q. 'Gf.d4m Attorney for plaintiG.