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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Befors Justice
WaltsT.-Iohn Herbert, colored, disorderlv; ne
81 81. Jacob c. Clancy, disorderly: do SI u.s.
John Miller, fighting; IS "a. Charles Bartlett
dlsorderlv; 81 81. wv McGlue, do: dismissed
Young, fighting; 1904. b F. Howard, disor-
Derby; dismissed. Henry Howard, do; fined 50
VIM. Dulsney, out after hours; 81, SO Lawrence
Sweeny, drunk; dismissed John Neldon, dsor-
derby; haed s. 81. Daniel Donovan, drunk; walt
ing trial Adolph Crotn, VIM. Fitzgerald, James
Wright, and John O'Brien; turned over to the
military. Joseph Hill, drunk and disorderly
at ball; fined $40 81. VIM. Reed. disorderly;
fined So o. John Blower, do; fined 50 o.
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lust RECEIVED. one of the largest stocks of
= Neg And Fashionable Clothing eyer offered ip
Thu y days 10 make room for winter goods, Per-
sons vsnhnE Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks.
time g. beTTsins, q No. $50 Seventh st, Opposite
Post Odaoe. oel-lm
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AFFAIRS IN ALExANDRIA.-The Alexandria
HLocal Newsn SAYS:
The Potomac trade schooner Constitution ar
rived here las: night, from Mattawoman, in
Charles county, Md. When nearing the Con-
federate batteries, she was hailed and boarded
by the Confederate ST. amer George Page. An Of
Seer came on board, examined her papers, and on
learning that shewas from Charles county bound
to Alexandria, permitted her TO proceed. At the
quiet In the neighborhood. The vessel brings
wood, furniture, and potatoes, and 10 discharg-
ing her cargo at Powls's Wharf.
Cal oamnanv. WSayf my, - ~ we
erecting q commodious shed, covering about half
an acre. The wharf is now used by the U
Government, and the shed Is intended for the
storage Of provisions, &c.
An election for q member Of the u. g. House Of
Representatives, from this district, was held
Thursday The polls were opened at the Court
stood a. follows: For 3. =. Beach, I39; for C. b.
shiriey 10.
Wsrkmsn In the employ Of the United States
are now at work changing the grade Of the switch
connecting the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
on Union street, with the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad on Water street.
A srAxPKpE-Aboutn noon, pair Of foe horses
attached to an ambulance, took fright in Seventh
street. IT Market Space, and dashed OF at fright
full speed, kicking and plunglng they went to
ans were numerous. The hackmen at the hotels
mounted their coaches, aud were driving every
waV 20 escape COLLISION. Just % the mack STAND,
the ambulance came In contact with heavy
wagon, and was upset, and the frightened AMI
mails were captured before any conside able dam
age was done, except 70 the ambulance. The
ambulance was without driver at the time.
AFrER CHIcKEss Sunday night, Mr. David
Moore was aroused about IL O'Clock, by disturb
aace In the neighborhood Of his chicken house.
fkB has been no unusual occurrence at his farm,
only The fourth Of mile northeast OF the city line
be having suffered considerably by midnight
chic ksn and produce thieves Some weeks ago
he prepared himself with 4 heavily-charged rifle,
but having neglected TO place on q new cap, the
one on failed TO do Its duty; thereby saving the
life Of the thief.
Nh. FRANKLIN, THE OPrcIAS We direct the
sttentton Of our readers TO the advertisement Of
II enjoying the Unlimited confidence OF the pub
llc one Of the largest Of this kind In the coun-
try. Omcers and civilians End there everything
they need In the greatest variety, and the most
reasonable prices.
DkArHs OF soLDIKas The following soldiers
died since our last report Sergeant Packett
company z, Fifth United states cavalry, at the
Seminary.
John GeAry, company C, chromsns Psnpsyl.
yanIa Mounted Riaes, at the College
Sergeant p. NJ HoIt. company d, Porty seventh
Pennsylvania, att he Circle.
In Towx-The many friends Of the Rev
James 3 DORIAN, formerly pastor OF 80. Mat
News (CathOlic) Church In this city, will be
glad To learn that be IL now here Q visit, from
Daoaque, Iowa, the field Of his labors for some
yesrs P4st
RkIERETzs We hear that ex Mayor Befret 10
,tpretN to return 70 his residence ip this city
MA sveniag.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. m.

LoRD LroSs-we spprehend that profound
misrepresentation Of the position Of Lord Lyons
'owaros The cause Of the Union exisb In ne pop
uisf MIND We draw this copclusion fron ths
invidious comments Of cor prrsses upon vbsf they
evidently regard as being his sttitude, and from
our personal knowledge that their imprraioos
are not shared by this Government or srv n>ub>r
Of IL, who, Il viii be remerbered, ar, I'm dsflv
intercourse with him. We are sstisesd thsf not
O word has fsllen from his Iips concernins eur
public Affairs, 10 which they have tsken ezcep-
ton; and, further, that they have no fsult what
ever TO find with any portion Of HE persoasl
course In our present unhappy nstionsl coutro-
vesy.
IL will be remembered that the recent lesier
bearing his ofaeial signature, 10 which Mr.. Sow
ard necessarily wrote % csustic q reply, vsa not
his own-but the letter Of the British Minister az
Foreign Attain, whose views in the premises (not
his own) 1t was his oncial duty 10 make known
to this Government
OPERATE CoscKRT-we hear that the WASH
ington public is soon 10 enjoy the opportunity Of
listening 70 such favorite and frst-clau nusicsi
performers a. the American prIma donna, Miss
Isabella Hinckley, the tenor, Brignoli the basso
Susini, the new baritone Msncusi, and the ceIs-
brated vlolinist, Herr Mollenhsuser They will
appear in concert here during this week
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- $&$
DIED.,

DIED,
At the residence Of his father. on tbs morning Of
the 18th inst, az o'cluck. lsAAC b. OW EN-,
aged 80 years, ungest son of Edward Owen
4 he re atives and friends If the family a-e iI
vitsd 10 siterd the funeral from 266 Pa avenue,
In this city. on Friday. October 18th, 1851, wEs-
Lev ID MILLER, formerly Of Charles county,
Msryland, Port Pohasso Times eepr
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NoTIcz.-Bevare of countor roIts and urprIncI-
pied dealers ED ssvoring 10 dispose of heir own
erd other articles on the reputation attained By
remeiy for diseases of the Is sddar, Kidneys, era
vel, D,opsJ, 40, &C., no.. Ask for HelIbOld's.
Take no other. See advertisement IL another COL
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I uRE OLD W h22H9sSSSAHsk Ella RYE
sels = ;pts@ - sTorKDA s &C.,.
" . ssd,ssw. s3i WslnaI a.. PhlS-.lslss..
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PeLICE-BetOr Justice Walter Yesterday,
Peter w eil, violating the license law; fined $40 81
J McCallan, do IS So Thos Conner do 81 S.
Siiberman, do $40 "a. A German pedler, do !;
$40 81.
Before JKSties Donn.-Patrick Cullidan, for
assault and battery on VIM. B. Butler, at the
Exchange Hotel; sent to Jail Patrick Carroll,
for beating his wife, was held TO security for
peace.
Before JEStics Thompson &C. r. l.. Crown,
for obstructing the sidewalk with auction goods
ruled for trial. A. Branerd, indecent ex posture;
fined IS "a
Before Justice Barnaelo.-Mary keenan,, drunk
en- vagrant; workhouse 30 days. Dennis Barrett,
fighting; dismissed.
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The toRRoRs OF WAR can he greatly mitiEated
IS 1t will cure ANY woun', however despe are. If It
% wei rubbed around the wounded parts, an they
be 10 eYery mans knapsaok. Only 25 cents per pot.
Oo n-lV
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On or about the 18th inst, q PROMIS-
IL sorry NOTE, drawn in nv favor bT Mr. P.
w Browning and sndOrsed By Mr. It's Young, Ii Q
amount beng for S565. du@ 60 June. 1851. All per
sons are forw.rned from negotiating for said note,
- John GRINDER.
October % 1861. 90 s-sts
GS REWARD-My son. William 9. Nioho sor,
- LEFT his hoUo Un the 18th instant, aud 10 sup
posed 10 be 10 te:Ing among some of the camps. He
is twelve years Of age, has brown hair. blue eyes,
aud Gle of his front teeth little Clipped. | will
81 the above reward for his return to at No.
AGA Seventeenth st between III and sts.; or for
reformation of his whereabouts, 20 that can get
him Toe q St'l nj. z NICHOLSON.
CT REWAR OR STOLEN
% From the commons in the Fret e1ers&
Ward. on the 18th inst two COWS, one ELk&S~
q Black Cow nth white stripe down her -
back, and white belly, and very wide horns, and
the other red snd White or milk and cider color,
with viii o fsoe and short horns. The above re-
ward will be gwen for the returning Of said cows
TO me. CHARLFS LEHMAN.
on nth street, betwesn and L.,
90 % ST. First Ward.
T OST-On Monday, the 2l.t, OF 7th street, re-
- tween and K. a pair of COL ID
SPECrACLES The finder Will
suitably rewarded By Leaving them at this ONCE
e. REWkRD.-STRAYED or STOLEN
pa cow, with red sIdes, white Lack e<gErSha
and face, q leather strap round her nsek, &ASF~
large horns. The above reward " ii be&n.fz.
paid for her return to the subsc rlber corner 9Th
street and Maryls ave-, east OF Capltnl
oc 70 ST" HENRY kO0ES,
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CossHs-The zudden changes OF cur climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BroacAial and AsfLssatte
AfsetiosS. Experience having proved that simple
taken In the early stages Of the disease, recourse
should st onco be had TO Broua's Brosekicl
TyocIss" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
tation of the Throat be ever so slight, BY this
preoaution more serious att1ok may be efeciuslly
varded OF. Public Speakers and Siagsys will End
them edectual forelearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. dolly
Persons desiring pennies viii always find thern
for crohanEe % the SAY Oilee oopntSr. u
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WANTS.

WAN WANT PIE s snd CAKE BAKERS
i.lana av. and 6'h ut immediately. It,
WAAHNTEP iMMEpIArELY.-Tvo WOMEN
TENTINI, a7s Pa avenue, between 10th and lIth
WAsN1TTEEnnTTBE1Js steady. induslrlou. man, .
Best Of reference can be given. Address Ror 10,
WANTED-A CoLORHD BOY Ono accur-
Apply to s%1 s of SssIsan - ss5 s1
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A PELPERin
ff" Coach GSff Factory ct %. on
etveen oh and 18th. 90 70 st
w HOUSE: for : small family; with gas ard
Rgiidins Rent NOT 70 s1csed $50 per sa"sm.
TINNERs wANTED-Good and willing hands
ZEN and a. shos. ron
ens6 81 Rs sa Sst ssy
WAsMN rFF; God d RI BOY Who .1or
hing test monials of character A7pl. at the res
idence Of the undersigned, on Kendall Green
WANTED TO RENT-A small UNFINISHED
W HOUSE. or two nnfurnished Rooms in q
sptSta6Ie o part IF , hs 6.y. Apply at Ss3 street.
w STRAP IRON in bmSlI or isTge q antilles,
Tor which one cent per pop 6a Vii be rad
90 -sv rRepubio,2n71 hN s % shp' Pa. .vsnS..
w man. "a stranger in washington, ! Who under,
sts5ds h her sIsHsss thorosghIt ssIrUATIoN e
given. Addrass By II Star Ofine It.
WANTED-A first rate COOK inone other need
,pplyl to cook and wash for'slx person.. At
6Pnt aCT1s s
Thursday mornings from 10 to u. oo28s'
fS5'. .aa ed S soss Sss ~
5sR,; address W: A." for thee day; s.sr
BOARD WANTED, for two gentlemen. IN
- quiet respectable house, NJ. nor, than or 10
minutes walls ffGmiio War OiIof. a family rom
One soOd-sizfd pleasant room; with gas. requir d.
Terms ust be mode ate. Address "Bosto1ian,"
WAMTEo.12ss 400 STORE, with ,s even st,t,pPhed.
90 IS 2tt
WANTED TO PENTHOUSE. fu niahed or
ua..T"5:isd "a, d$Is:: wXLKER Star
y Wanted Immediately, ten Coat Hasds. aad fur
aapv HINTON T Es;Es:. . e Pa * +.
WANrED;-By, a gentleman thoroughly &C.
w quaint with merchandising, and who can
furnish the necessary capIt'l for vigorous prose-
cutiOn OF the huEnAss en- interest in q regimental
sutlsrship. Address " Merchant" at this 0ffios.
OoA lw
WANTED-A BU6LER for the U. 8 s. SlOOp
w Pensacola. Apply on board (cf Alexandria,
or to F A PARKER, Executive Officer at the
NAVY Yard. 90 2s-lw.
WAMTEp-AlI pairymen to know that the
w Washington Brewery having commenced
brewing for tbs winter SEASON, they can get Fresh
Grains every day at O'clock a. 70 cents per bush
el. Call, one and all. e. COLiNEAU,
co 10 i'm Cor AMI Twenty seventh SITS.
GUTTER WANTED. Call at WALL, STE
~ PHENS CO.'S. 1872 Pa avenue. sels
WANTkD-TAILORS TAILoRS 50 Talors
G. KOLP. at Wall. Stephens & Co.'s. SEES
WANTED1We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having . surpluS of furniture, will find it to their
advantage to give us call.
ie 13-t No. $50 7th ST.. betw. I and SITS.
WANTED. FOR THE CASH-AlI kinds OF
w SEC0N D-TAND FURNITURE ID
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Pera0rs l8av-
Ing the otJ or having surplus vii do well 70 call
les aga ssvsnth. between and n ste.
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900 Johnson q NAGLE, non
SCS NO !s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EOS
IMP0STEbRS OF W[NES, ILQgORs, Sc
'66ffSEss fFfftNE8' fkkdEcSESkRfFESSS' M ShR-
SUFFERS STORES IN ENERAL.
Just arrlTed the following brands OF
H.; Mumm, Piper Heidsok.
Moet q ChanGon. Cartier 4 CO Barat & FaEot,
Which We offer e. New YQrk Prices-freight
added. JOHNSON i NAGLE,
~ bpl, u RInlnser & Co.'s Us Ero.d street. New
goEkO w GRID renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medicinal, and Family use,
constantly on hand aud cold al New York Prieas
BY the Case, at JOHNSON q NAGLE'S,
2e9 Penl6. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES, TO
MATO CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dozen,
from the oe, ebrated menuf :ctory Of Fohft nbarh
Co, New York, at astOnishiRgly low prices
At JOHNSON NA6LE'S,
Also, .PIOKLED: PIG FEET, LAMB AND
or halfbarre ne 10
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MARRIED

MARRIED
On the 18th instant, BY thesRsv. DR.. Ryan, Mr..
WALTER A. NICHOLSON TO Miss MAkY E.
BUTLER, ali of this city.
IAIexandIiA papers copy
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following soldiers
died since our last report Sergeant Packet,
company 4, Fifth United states cavalry, at the
Seminary.
John 6ezry, company G., ChromsnS Pennsyl-
yanIa Mou nted Riaes, at the College.
Sergeant = NJ Hon. company d, Porty seventh
Pennsylvania, att he Circle.
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In Towx-The many friends Of the Rev.
James p DORIAN, formerly pastor OF 81 Mat
News (cstholic) Church In this city, viii be
glad to learn that be IL now here on visit, from
Dnoaque, Iowa, the 1-ld OF his labors for some
Yesrs Dzsf 80 -
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invlt. d for VI OUR
~ TIL the 10th day Novemb Der. 1861 at u O'Clock n
About ZOO barrels will be required, IN separate
lots OF sbout 1000 barrels each Tho Floor t. ne
made OF new wheat, and the delivery Of the whole
lot 10 DO made by the 10Th November. 1861.
The Flour required to be of the following brands
and TO p.Ss the ms pection of Board Of 6rmT Of
hoors, or 50 oh other inspection as the
Department msy direct.
Arlington Extra
Congress do,
= PRIV do
F6rvIew do,
Cedar Vale do,
Glenvood do,
Clagett do.
J. Newcome do,
al. Smith do,
Roxbury do,
Joe Charles DO
J. Davidson Co. do.
Foundry do.
Heck 90.
d. l. Morrison d Co. do.
Lyon's Union Flour, DO.
Big SprIng Joe CHARLES, do,
Ede's Extra Bakers do.
A few bsrreIs of the sime xrade Of Southern
Flour yill be taken, PROVIDED that 1t proves GquI
10 stst4 the brand and the number Of barrels Of
eSoh kind they propose to furnish,
Inc barrels CONTAINING ihe Pour TO be strong,
The proposals. 20 be addressed to Mai. A BECK
WITH, @ 8, :. A.. Washington, ID, C., and
eLooIsto, -fIOPosas LOT flour" ooS
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noN,T FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
nlahins Goods, Trunks, Hsts end Cass. oe i-ln
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w NOTICE.
w Beg leave to call the attention Of Offcers
OF the Army TO yerI extensive assert a
inent OF all Glasses of EQUIPMENTS, and
especially To an article Of Military Blue M
Cloth and DOesk in Cashmere, which we Wf
warrant will retain its color. Ou- assert -AA.
ment OF Swords, Sashes, Bets, Gauntlets. Army
Caps indigo dJe), superior Flannel Shirts. Les
glngs, Sword Knots, Gold and eathar BuEles,
Shoulder straps, and DEVICES of al desorlptiO g. is
row complete, sna We are well satisfied that an
inspection VIII prove satisfactory in every partic
lar HINTON a. JEEI
oc 25-Im Merchant Tailors, No. 100 Pa. sv,
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kkIEREIzG We hear that az Mayor Berret 10
ssp-eted to return 70 his residence ip this city
MA sveniag
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Nh. FRANKLIN, THE OPrcIAS We direct the
sttentton Of our readers to the advertisement OF
Mr. Franklin, the optician, whose establishment
II enjoying the unlimited confidence OF the pub
lc one Of the largest Of this kind in the coun-
try Omeefs and civilians fnd there everything
they need In the greatest variety, and the most
reasonable prices
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SWORDS, SABRES, SASHES,
M. w. GAIT & BRO, opens this morGIIr,
with ether fine MIItsIy goods, Richly Embossed
Bronze and Gilt So.bbard-for presentation pur
This NEW REGULATION STAFF DRESS,
Lins, Naval, AID other Swords, Sabres, Ssshes
EPiulets, &c.
The above, with general assortment of Superior
Military and Naval Goods, are ,hsred unusucly
low. M. w. GAIT d BRO, Jewellers.
33a rs. av., doors vest of Browns Hotel.
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BACHELORS GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in the World,
The Only Reliable and HafEaIsss Hai, Dvs Kxoarx
sold BY all Druggists; also, at BRlRKToN's Patent
medicine store. p. Patent Office, cor. r 4 nth,
and az
GIBBs's Hair Store, 242 Penu's avenue, where
LADIES' can have IL applied, III desired.
Faotory-sl Barclay st. Gate 2Ss BroadvaJl NY
0c S-1v
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D. CAIkofopIsr FROM PARIS.

Branch oaice-2a6 Psnnsyivanis avenue, between
18th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. G.
Corns. Bunions, Soft Corns, Callosites, Club
Nails, and Nails penetrating the flesh, 90, cured
patient
:, The Boot or Shoe can be worn immediately AFTER
the operation. His treatment 10 founded on the
strictly rule of science, sroh a. ell Surgeons viii
compared with the relief and Satisfaction he sfords
the Sufferer.
Refers TO the Physicians and Surgeons Of this
Persons attended at their rooms or residences
without extra charge, by leaving orders st 2t6
Pa ave, bet 18th and 18th sits. 90 Linz
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We learn that Indiana has, up % this dine
put sixty-one full regiments In the eeld-of three
years. men; and now has two raors regiments In
process Of organiLati0a.
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WANrED-By a gentleman thoroughly &C.
w quainted with merchandising, and who can
f1rrish the necessary caplt,l for vigorous prose-
cutiOn Of the hugin an interest in eginent.l
sutsrship. Address " Merchant" at this 0fioe.
IT,
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RuuNGIES.

UTE are iusta receipt p
w EsRsdss vbia
The aons --sai. We VS. -
hand. Can son a.
:. :. y. :. !. :: :. :. !.
FLOURNN
gRAIe. saedsms1.
second and union streets,
Memphis, Isnu
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The Aimwel Stories.
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Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
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A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hauy's Summer in Ashcroft.
SEQUEL to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
HooEss,s Illustrated History.
Ths crusades and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
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Stories for Alice.
Good Girl $ Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
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Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred TennT.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
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In Choncerr. AT mempnis.

rTkrF OF TENNEssEE-Proceediug had In he
- clerks Office. chsncery side % me common Law ard
chancery court o. the city Of Memphis, Thursday, March
the tn. 1851.
& Co.. Compla.uan-s,
Vs.
s. McAuley -ri r. Burna, Defendants
IN as1esrirz from andsvit Glcd In this cause thst the
defendants 5. McAuiey and p. Burre, sre u1u-resideuts
~ fhs STATE q Tennessee: fr Is or erred that they do
enter heir appearance herein before or within he drst
three dsys or the next term Of said court, CD be held On
the s-clnC Monday In May next. 1851, sui pleas an
swer Or trmnr 20 cmpiainants bill. or tue ssme VIII Be
taken ~ confessed as 20 them and set fr hearinE OK
nrrte. snd that copy o. this order be published o1ce a
week ff f11r successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Acsay-suesf. JOHN C.. LANIEH.
Crerk and Mrzfrr.
-rn r..H-
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specially Do 49,
-48hc patronage.
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In CbanCerv- at MemDbis.

CTArE or TENNESSEE -PraceedrEs had In toe
- c,erk's once, Chsuc.ry side % the Cemuon Law
and Chancery Court Of ne city u Memphis, Thu-.dzy,
January he 24th, ISL
Noses J. VICES, Complainant,
vs.
Charles MeDeFmott, George n puval and wife Mar
EarFt Duval- Defeudanu.
It aupesring from sliavt q Ell On this cause hat tha
def udants. Charles MCDermott George A. DuvaI. aud
wife MarEaret Duval, are uen-rssIfents q the Stare o.
Tennessee 10 is ordered that her d. inter their aB-
uaarauce herein before or wrhIn The n~sr three favr
- The next term q said court, c. BE- held On the se-onI
Monday in Nay next. { ssh ani uisad anrGer or de-
mur 90 eamuiai na uts bin, or The sfss Wiz be taken FOR
confessed a. 90 them, and pet fr hearing exgarte. and
that a cspy % this order h- publssed orc= week for
four successive weeks 10 the Memphis Arpes.
ru7y-Atte JOHN G. AlNE
Clerk auI Master.
3 n Estes. s~1licitsr Tor ocmplsirant
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-23
In Cbnncerv az Memphis.

In NBHUCPEV AZ WNIN NIII8s
CtTATE OF TENhESSEE.-Puceedlne8 bad in The
- clerks oaice, chancay side O. the common law and
the Sth. 1851.
Joseph II. N0rthcutt, Complainant,
vs..
william A Jones. trustee. anl ofher=. Defendants.
Il ppearing from amaavlt hlef In this cause thatthe
defendants, The Northern Bank Of Kentucky Martin
Hutchinson, James r. S~hirpshiu, silas Evaus, O. O.
sulman. p. G. CODY. The Sank % the efate o. Mis-
souri,, Levi Parks, AMI Alexander Keen, are non resi-
dents Of the Stale o. Tennessee II is ordered that they
do autari heig appearance herein before or within the
nFst three DAYS Or the next terms % said oourt, 20 BE
held on the second Monday in Nay next 1881, and plead,
Enswer or dsmur - couplainaut's BIN, or The same vii
be taken for confessed a. 10 them. and set for hearing
OK parte, and thata copy o. this order Be published once
a wpek Ter four successive weeks In the Memphis APP
peal.
Aoopy-attest, OHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
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