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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30
MOEE ATS

LIFE PILLS AND PHENI.Y BITrrrs
THESE MEDICINES have now been befO,,
H. the public for period of THIRTY Yr,n''
and during that time have maintained L;~h
character In almost every part of the Glo6.
for their extraordinary and immediate powoI
of restoring perfect health to persons suirerina
under nearly every kind of disease to wbirS
the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressins
variety of human diseases in which the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30

NJ. ". MANN,
DEALER IN BOOKS & STATIONERY, MAG.
AZINES and Music, n. w. corner of Main
and Third sts., Coudcrsport Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30

G. S. & E. II. JONES,
DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Good,
Groceries, &C., Main ST., CouderSpTt, Pa.
D. +. OLMSTED,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-NADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &C, Main st,
Coudersport Pa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
Reurcsnent Of Gen. Twiggs.

Ger. Mansfield Lowell. who has been ap
pointed TO the commAud of the military dis
l.ict Of tho lower Mississippi, was expected {,
a-liYc a; New Orleans on yesterday, and TO en-.
IT. upon the discharge Of his duties im1ned.
l.ely. r feT.ng 70 Inc change Of commanders rs,
the Pioayune, Of the l7th. pays the following
meIited compliment 70 the retiring veteran:
BY tho arrival Of Gcu. Lowell, Cen. Twicgs
IS relieved from coramand, and, we believe. ~
Tres from active service. The arduOus duiic.
# this -Dost.aiulinc f3e critical period of the
last f5v weeks. have beer performed by hin
amidst great bodily pain. Iie has been to-,
iufru 70 move freely about, but his mind h.,
been clear and active and he has given incaS-
SAINT attention and immense labor 10 the organi
zstion and preparation which his successor viii
ind 10 his hands. The gallant spirit of til,
veteran, aud bis patriotic devotion 10 the causD
af the SOuth. have been conspicuOusly dis
plsyed during this trying season: as they best
knOT who arc familiar with tie sleeplessness
with which he has entered ON the public ser
wee, and who have seen how mach Ii frCtteo
The Old soldier 80 be chained 70 a chair, witt
bis sword lying useless by his side when the
sound Of the baltic was ceIaing near. The
courage or old il unguenched, hut the fsiline
Hmhs odmonished the patriot that the emergen-
cies Of his country needed the vigor and elias
L.city Ct Younger frames, and he voluntarily
usked 10 b. relieved The request was granted
with that high consideration which is due TO 4
long aud leroic career. upsPotted reputation.
and he generous and chiyalrous devotion with
which be identified himself from toe commence
uaeut with tie struggle Of the assailed South
for hg i~uderoud.d ace. Tho Confederate States
brave 10 more lailfl citizen Or devoted patriot
t..1u the veteran 7Vrirc5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

GTATE or TIE >NESSEE Proceeding bad in the
y Clerks Office, chaDcerv side Of the common law and
chancery court Of he city OF Memphis, Friday, October
nth, lS6l.
David Brown, q free man Of color p.t,f.. GA n.
Eek parte petition TO convey himself ~ &c,
into slavery. ""i ~ 0
Il appearing from the petition flied herein that the
petitioner, David Brown, q free man Of color, a resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee. desires and prays TO be
permitted to convey himself into slavery uniO one John
q. Greenlaw, a resident Of Shelby county. Tennessee,
upon the terms and conditions required ty tine Act oil
the General Ass, mbly Of the Site Of Tennessee. in
such ease made and provided, il IS t~hereiule ordered
that not ce Of tHe I'll ug o. said petition and of The in
teHde application Of said petitioner to he nadr ar The
next term OF sad court, 10 be- held on The ,rcond Hrn-
day in November next, ls6t, be Published for The space
OF UIe month 10 the Mcmphis Appeal.
4 c0py-attest: JOHN c. LANIER.
ocl2-law4w clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
wanted thc Privilege Of swearing Back
A0nTna

A few DAYS since, Mr.. John Troutman, a we'll
known farmer of Boston, Nelson county, was
AT Gen. Sherman's camp, near EhzabethtoWn'
in search of a negro man who had run away OF
been entced away from his home, and was be
Ieyed 10 be secreted in the camp. The LIneoln
soldiers did not seem disposed to extend him any
facilities in his search, and as a last resort, ar.
Troutman, appealed to Gen. Sherman ir assist
ance. That officer gave him a pass permitting
him TO visit any and all parts OF the camp III ms
search; but as be was departing Gen. >;
stopped him by quietly %intimating hat he had
moi vet taken the oath'of allegiance, and 1t was
necessarvhe should perform the ceremony Inc
Gen. Scott a short time since was wont TO go
through with before every meal and occasionally
by way of variety between times. lie acqui-
cscpd. and lust as the oath was about 10 be ad-
ministered bv Gen. Sherman, Mr.. Irouiman IN
terupted him by saying with a grave aud De
murd c~ountenance, and with great earnest
meas" General I rant Il understood that J
rcserre the privilege Of Swearing back again ohsT
General BEckHer comes along"
The Joke was SO good a one, and Mr. Trout
1 mans faith in coming events so strong, ina
Gen. Sherman after enjoying 4 hearty laugh
permitted him to go his way without taking IN
.1swcar."-LOuiSUiIls Courier.
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DIRECTORS /:

I offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO the properly holders Of Memphis, and solicit
a portion Of their business. All losses win he promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish 10 encOuT-
age southern Institutions in preference 10 northern, viii
please give me a call. j. T. WEST, Agent,
or2 w Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

A UFRAS Carhacenia Anglin Miss Lydia Adams
n Mrs r c.; Arnold N NJ A.
DAKFR Lou A w; Baker Mrs Amir J Brooks LAlai
Bailey Mrs WIN 7; Bryan Matte Byler Miss Al
a.Iiu.. Tlos1 LOUIS: Ballard Josephine Bryant Hrs II
]: Burnett Georgia
ItAPLEN Mr. Louisa; Cauthers Ars &c Carr Nan
L Gle; Clancy Mrs q o; CampbtH LeVlnai Clenrhs
Mrs. Jane; Clifton Mis- ENEMY ConsGne hilz@
nAVIS Mis- Laura \; Davis Mrs Emily NJ Dye AlTs
n. Davis Nrs Jane d: Davis LsIIra A DOUGLASS
Iozsnhinp
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NO MORE

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMsHTTEE0
MEMPHIS, September 30. 1901.
TT Is desirable thrt no more COTTON and TOBACCO
Il be shipped 10 this place untn furth.r ORDER.
Planters are appealed 70 not to ship il for the present.
Should it be persisted in the Military authorities will
BE- eompe led to order the cotton returned to the coun-
try AZ he owners expense
Ocl- NJ. J. WI Ks, Chairman.
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NOn-Residcnt Notice.

"''nam H. stevens Circuit Court Fayetts County.
Susan A.. Stevens. AeAheS'ee'
7 appearing 20 she satisfacti0n Of the Clerk and Mas
i ter from the allegations in complainant bHl and az
hdavit annexed, that The defendant, Susan A.. Stevens.
Is Il nonresident Of Tennessee, il il therefore ordered
by me that publication be made for f0ur successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, q newspaper published
in Memphis, Tennessee, notifying laid nou-rpsi ent 10
appear ~ rhe next Ieru Of the. Circuit court for Fayette
county, 90 be held 81 thu Court House in SomerVile. on
the second Monday n October next, aad plead. answer
or dcmur 10 comPlain7ut's bin, or the same viii be
taken f1y confessed against her and set for hearing Cx
Parte. WI. BURTON, Clerk and Master.
F Il. Shelton, attorney for petitioner.
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9Mlg appeal.
From the y. o. Merchants and Manufacture
PATRIOTISM AND SONG.

Our readers remember the concert given by
our German friends at Odd Fellows Hall, last
week, for the benefit Of the "FTee Market" A
handsome sum was 9ealized on the occasion.
During the last fatal epidemic, the proceeds Of q
FoLEsiest were appropriated 10 the use OF the
sick and the INDECENT. Such acts of beneNo-
Ienc2 aud patriotism on tho part Of the country
men # 6oeth and Schiller in this city, should
nor be forgotten.
At The concert az Odd Fellows Hall, the iot
lowing song get 10 musicby Ia Hache, was sung
Tho local hits created much enthusiasm;
The southern blood e runniag fast
In southern veins tonight;
Our gallant boys on tented fields
Are eager for the fight!
o. many d hill on many Il plsin,
Rife. sabcr, knife,
II bright array, hasn night and dal,
Tor m0tkr sister, Wit!
HurrRhe Tor our southern bnysi
The ladies shsgld adore themt
EprrsLi Cur hsE above theu fhcs,
While Heaven W afcncs Ger ;hemi
Yet though our boys are CONC &c war,
And left The dear ones here,
Il y uUed not heavc a single sigh,
nor shed a single tear;
For generous souls and open hands
Zach soldier left behind him,
So LET bin fght, with al his might,
Our hearts know where 10 ind hint
Uurrah for cur southern boyst
TIE ladies' should adore tbemi
hrrah our Tag ataJvc thcm hlc1,
while Heaven waich-- ocs ih'mf
OBJ near 70 U, and lfag 10 Us
Ls ever darling tr-ssura
Thai rc-n5 the s0LEors fgaside
Ftis hom1 with love and pleasure
Au7 wHHe She dear ONES ahsout b.,
Lets EtsDd BY our Committee.
4 -- OFT u7rhet tuH aH5 fr'e,
PRIDE OF the Crescent Cityl
hllIInl lr oaf suugnorn boys
The ladies should adore tbca
Hurrah our Tag above them hies
While Heaven WATCHES Ger uleuIt
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In CI,anCery, mt Memphis.

GTATE or Observation-Disclosures had in the
> clerk office. chancrry eide Of the common law aud
ehancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, Septem-
Der the 9th, l-6I.
John J, Murphy, Complainant,
Va.
/" The Home Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York Gaf others, Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendant, The Home Insurance Company If the city
nesspe,
1t i ordered that It do enter It's appearance herein
before az within the tirst three days OF The next term
of snid cour. 10 be held on the second Monday 10 No
vemhcr next. 1861, and plead, answer or demur TO com
plainAnts bill. or The sEne viii be taken for confessed
q, 10 Il, and st for hearing cX arfe. and that g coPy OF
this order b. published once - week for four successive
weeks in me Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest: iii c. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
R. II. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
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n
Contributions Of Blankets, Socks, Etc,
FOE THE NOITNTEERSI

IN compliance with p request Of the Board Of Mayor
L ant Aldermen OF the city Il Memphis, the under
signed has appointed the following named citizens TO re-
ceive and sol cit contributions in their respective Dis
tricts Of BLANKETS, SOCKS, aud CLOTHING, for
The Volunteers. and earnestly requests the active and
prompt cooperation of the people in fuTtLeranee Of the
object. Let each individual aud every family respond
with patriotic zeal To the wants Of our brave soldier,
that while they are fighting our battles they may know
we are mindful OF their comfort. AsfIst Gs these con
tr butions are made, let them be deposited ct the store
G ny Of Memphis.
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OHdaaCeFF NOtltts
TNCHASCERY, tt Somervnle. Tenn. October RRles,
] l56l.
ThoDas A. Green, Executor, rtc, ct ala,
"
Richard A. Crowder, William Wood, 81 ais.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this canse that Che
deienaauis' William Warm snd wife. Emoline G. War
rem ar nou-resid-nis of The Ststs o. = eun4,see. Il il
ordered fbat pubiestion o4 made for four successive
Eevks IN the Memphis Weekly Appeal, notifying said
defendants 10 enter their appearance herein before or
within The inst three days Of the nr4t term Of said
court to be beid 90 the second Monday in November
next. 1861, and plead. answer or demur. to eompl.in
ants bill. or The same will be tax. d for confessed 81 ~,
then. and set for bearing ex porte.
4 copy-Bttrgt; ISAAC h MCCJELT AN.
Clerk aad \ asiar.
by SAMTL q. SPARES, D G. and ii.
Thomas Rlves souci or for compliments.
"NEMLn
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WATER PIPES,
FIRE BRICKS, ETC, ETC.

TIHE SOUTHERN PORCELAIN MANUFACTURE
j ING COMPANY, KAOLIN, S. c., is now prepar.
ed to furnish, at short notice, WATER PIPES, double
glazed with Ii perfect vitrous body, suitable for con
duit pipes tor cities, etc. from twentyslx inches diane
ter TO one inch capable Of sustaining a pressure Of one
hundred and Efty head OF water.
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aUNDRIES.

90 CASKS London Ale.
~ 20 casks London Porter,
10000 Cigars. assorted;
. hzrrel- Old Apple Brandy,
> barrels Old Peach Brandy.
90 eighth casks Cognac Brandy,
20 quarter casks
/ pipe Old Cognac Brandy, l pipe Holland Gin,
o baskets PhpeT lIeidsiek Champagne,
p baskets ~imstRtiOn "
5 barrels No. , Mackerel,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
20 boxes Telegraph Matches, . cases Nutmegs,
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 X Ginger,
100 bags Extra Fl ur. 30 boxes Sucking Tobacco,
80 barrels pure BOnrbon Whirky.
se3 FLOTRNOY g.
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In Chancery, nt memnhis.

S. Y. Watson, solicitor for complainauts.
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DE It ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID OF the city Of Memphis
That from and after lbe passage OF this ordnance
any city officer Who shall make an account against the
city Of Memphis, either by the purchase Of articles In
its naUc or Otherwise, without 4he authority Of the
Board Of Aldermen 20 do SO, shall be renewed from Of
ice therefor, t%wothirds OF tie Aldermen elected con
currng idereta.
Approved October 81, ls61.
JOHN PARK. Mayor.
AHest-L. R. RICHARDS, City Register.
0c4
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FEDERu MOVEMENTS or THE TENNESSEE
RIvER-Ws fod thc following items in iht
GAINESVILLE Jt6trsoaioR 81 The 10th:
Welearn upon what we regard Us reliable au-
:nority that 3 fight occurred 1T Fort Henry, on
the Tennessee, on Sunday, between four Of Lin
coins gunboats and the fort. Some twenty OF
thirty shots on each side were exchanged, and
nobody hurt" The boats Were anchored in a
secure position about Two miles below the fort.
They made % attempt 10 60 no.
Two or morc Of the Federal eunboats were
wlthin Two or tAreoe miles of Fort Henry on
sunday last. We presume they did not intend
% come further than tha fcrt.
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I'm Chancevy. at memnbiS.

STATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
- clerks office, chancery side Of the common law and
ehaneery court of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 25th. 1861.
II. II. Potter and Gayoso Savings Institution.
vs. COMMITMENTS.
George w. Griffin and Mary A. Griffin and Thomas J.
Campbell, Defendants.
II appearing from aGdayit tiled in this cause that the
defendant Thomas J Campbell, is a nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee,
u Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or wi hin he first three days Of the next term e
said court, 20 be held on the second Monday in Noyem
Der next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing expsrte, aud thar a copy of this
order be published once q week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN G AMER,
Clerk and Master.
Small & Foute, solicitors for complainants.
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PREFARE ron NEXT YEH.-Every platter
ehsri3 look Wei to bis bogs and sec that h. has
,l-ro stoca fer next year. Ii the blockade il
not opened, and wc -caunot see the most distant
hone of #. cotton cannot be sold, and but little
of Il will b. raised. IlaEters must Of necessity
tgra their attention 10 ttv Fiisiag Of grain, pork,
Def mutton, wool, sugar, etc.-articies that VIII
Sue, 90 well bcn ID they are provided with
ebe5e 70 shelter them frorfthe wet in the winter
y-brn the deece 81 heavy. Take care OF the
sheen. tor tie wool will be wanted. We must
nreuars for next war, "a every circumstaDce in
dicsfss theru viii be no peace until we conquer
the North, and that VIII bayT 10 be done by IN
,7vssiou OF the enemy's country. We must,
fherrfore, be ready for Q vigorous campaign next
year-Ficks Hhig.
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HANSEH J W; Hannah 81 Go; Hannah B; HarPal
III Capt Harrison : Z. Harris VI c; Harris G; Harris
W il: Hewitt J c; Hicks J 4; Hines MIR, Holahan T.
HAYNES J ": Hays q: Hawkins } W.: Hays A W; Aarm-
stad L; Hudgins ] J and Bro, Hoonbark L b; Hunter J
r: Hannah b. Hams J r. Hanih0m J w; Harris " G;
Hardin W +. Hardin " G. Harris & G; Harris II; Iewl
hcrtion WIN; HrdTiek " "; Heron Mr; Ilardman 4 {;
Holeinan Capt Il; Holmes J; Hawkins d: Hawkins w j;
Hatch N: Hopper ColAJ; Hunter J r: Hussed Or ? W
Hudson G {; Hughes W
-Na-nanfn
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NOTICE

TEACHER D. anned Immediately N take charge
a Of s&z or eight pupils. IN G private family. Ops
competent ~ prepare boys for college required 4 LIB
erAl salarI viii be given. FOf particulars, address
JOHN s. PEETE, NJ D..
Sharon, Upton county,
ee2im Tennessee,
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0YSTIRg.- 49, baltimore SEN OF the 9th
icst., s,ar,les tie lovers Of biyalves With The
following intelligence
The oyster business IF Baltimore exhibits =
yisible dimiuutiou i1 the number Of vessels en-
rloy,d 10 bringing the biFslYes 20 this port lht
rresr1t season. owing 70 The blockade &c the
t~ircinig waters. from whence thc best kinds are
ul-alBad, and fbc strict surveillance exercised
over all vessels navigating Maryland waters.
A. a consequence a Tise in prices may be- tx
per'ed soon.
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DEATH 81 = DISTINGUISHED CIVILIAN
Calvin Husou, Eco. one Of The civilians can
turc3 a. r5c hGrl %. Manassas. died Yesterday
morning Of tvPhoid iryor, al he residence Of
cue Of our cuizeus, a. which he was carried
s1veul DAYS ago, with TIC consent Of Gen.
Wiu5sT. Nr nuson had been IL since carly ip
September. ruI received every necessary atten.
ton. rot only from he prison authorities, but
from NJ. Ely, also a prisoner, Whose competitor
he was as the Democrats candidate for the
United eJats CONGRESS f,am the Rochester
district.
sir. UusoD vas formerly prosecuting attorney
I'll. Rochester. asd harriet a niece Of Nm. II.
sswuli Ills renaius Nil ie inferred ct Holly
wood Cemetery iUi- afcuoon-Ri'k'aoad In
ggjr.T. Oct. y.
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vs..
Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt and others,

Charles L.atimer, A. A. Hunt and others,
Defendant.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, Charles Latin er, a. 4. Hunt, W. II. Bran
ham aud q. B. Massey are non-residents Of the state Of
Tennessee:
Ii il ordered That they DO enter their appearance
herein before or withlnahe first three day Of the next
term Of said con g.. 10 be held on The sccOud Monday IN
November neyt l-6l, and plead, answer or d~mur TO
complainants' bill, or he same will be tnken for con
fessed - TO them, and ret Tor hearing ex parts, and that
a copy Of this order be published once q week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Acopy-sttest. DIN g. LANIER,
Clerk and Ma ter.
J. Urthank, solicitor for complainant.
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RcCouuts.-City Officers.

Atte,.-L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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In Chnncery nj MemDhis,

CTATE or TENNESSEE.-Proseeding had in the
= rl rbs office, ehgDcery side Of he common law and
chancery court OF the city OF Memphis, Wednesday, DC
t,,er the "a, 1861.
James Franklin Hicks and wife, Sarah c Hicks,
ys. COmIlai' ants.
Orville X. Esrley and Orville Fairly defendants
j. appearing from affidavit filed in This cause that The
defendant. Orvile Farley. is a nonresident Of the Slate
Of Tennessee
It's orderPd that he do enter his appearance herein
bcfO e or ~iihin she first three days Of the next term OF
said court, 20 De held On the second Vonday in N0yem-
Der rext, 1861. and plesd, answer n d. mur to compIain
ants biz or the same viii be taken for confessed IS 70
lin and Mt 70 BEARING OK parts, AID that a copy Of his
o der he published once q week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Sttest: JOHN G. AMER,
Clerk and Master.
S. Y. Watson, solicitor for cOuplainants.
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AILROA
AND ITS
.oeGI Seheaure--.uait Train!
Freight and accommodation
Trims.

VIII leave aud aT1iy- as follows.
Lesvs Memphis ~ 10 e.. ON MONDAYS. EDSTS
DAYS aud FRIDAYS Arrive az Grenada 81 10 p. 81.
Leave ursnada a. z 4. IF. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Ar I've at Memphis AZ
80 ?. Il. y. H0UGH
SEA General Superintendent.
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In ChanceFy, at memphis.

= III T--@--T
Williams & McKisiek, solicitors for complainant.
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For COngress.
For. Congress,

I'VE ere authorized 70 announce D. n. CURRN 81 a
w candidate for Congress IN the Tenth Congressional
District. Election first Wednesday in NoFembs