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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

We have published in pamphlet form, for
gratuitous distribution, the speech of Bish-
Op Campbell; Questions and Answers for
Freedmen; the Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie, and the Civil Rights Bill. The last two
are popular songs to wcllsknown airs, and
are sung by the freedmen of New Orleans
with great spirit. We wish to afford every
colored man an opportunity to read this
pamphlet, and invite the Republican clubs
to assist in their distribution. They can be
had at our counter. G7i5a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

New PUBLICATIoSs.-Our attentive friend,
A. Simon, IS Baronne street, remembers US
punctually every morning by sending US
files Of the latest dates received by mail
from the North and West. He keeps con-
stantly on hand and receives every day
every publication worth reading, including
all the leading magazines Mr.. Simon is the
agent in this city for the Washington Great
Republic, the Chronicle, and the Philadelphia
P3.oss
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AU CTEON SABE

"il' &c sold at public auction, at the Ga.
stables corner of Delord and Foucher ~
MoNDA1, June 3, 1867, quantity of UyG,
BAGGAGE, and property remaining w
consisting of "a
C,o'hing Camp Equipage. Tent, papli,,
Hc"'es' forge', Cooking Ranges, etc, etc
Sale TO commence at loI, o'cIocL n.
heieinbetoie named. ~ "a
terms; Cash in United States Treasury =.
By order. Al ncco,.,y 10
hy-7St Bvt. 1t. Col and A, ON :,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

SugDRIRs. = Mr.. P. Harnan, No. 90
Tchoupitoulas street, always keeps on hand
large and varied stock of goods, such as
groceries, hardware, shoes, etc. Mr.. Hsr.
nan always sells cheap for cash, and gives
entire satisfaction to all his customers. We
advise our readers to give him call. His
stock will prove acceptable, and his treat.
ment Of his customers cannot but prove
agreeable, as during his residence of thirty
years in this city he has acquired the esteem
Of all our citizens, among whom he is uni
versally admitted to be prince of good
fellows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

Proposals for Cavalry Horse.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs 0Fika
BAN ANTONIO. Texas, MAIL
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be -
duplicate, will be received in this office Until
O'Clock, noon. on MONDAY, the tenth Of Jas
for furnishing the Quartermaster's Depar1s.
San Antonio with TWO HUNDRED AND ~
HORSES.
Said ffogses must be sound In all particulia
broken, In full flesh and good condition, from
teen to Q@ sixteen hands high from o. i've ns
years old. and well adapted in every way TO 4"
purposes. i!
All horses offered will be subjected to ~,
spectien. and only thosa that CONFORM to the
specifications will be accepted
Bids viii be received for not less than tEsssd
horses, and must be accompanied by gaari..
at least two persons, whose responsibility
certified TO by Clerk or Court Of Record ~
bidder is competent to carry out the oonus,
awarded TO him. and that he will give anp'
therefor. \
The horses must be delivered within tTen'
frcni the acceptAnes Of tbs bio or bids "A
The Government reserves the right 10 reese 4
all bids IL deemed unsatisfactory. and no BIO
entertained that does not conform TO the W.
this Advertisements "A
Proposals 70 DO plainly Endorsed =" Prov
Cavalry Horses" and addressed to the una ss
at this place. j. G. O. LhA
Brsvst Lieut.. Colonel and A. Q. NJ, u.s
MttitJnc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

ST. CHARLES PARIsH.-A friend in st.
Charles parish writes us that the Republi-
can club held a meeting on the evening of
the twenty-eighth instant, but owing to the
stormy weather, only about two hundred
persons were present. Addresses were
made by Reverend Charles Thornton and
several others. Everything is progressing
finely in the parish. The crops look well.
The only drawback is too much rain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

oF'FIa1
N"iiCE TO TAX PAYERS IN THE GIN
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

U, 3. INTERNAL REyFyUR
CoLLEcIoR.s OFFICE, FIRST DIST IA
NEW oRLEASssaiay 6, 1871
Pursuant to the provisions of Section q d Il
entitled AN Act to Provide Internal Rsvsrs|
support the Government and to pay Interest q
fubiie Debt, approved June 20, 1864, and,hsan1
ments thereto, notice is hereby given to al ~
liable to pay duties or taxes under said sst 4
much OF the First Collection District Of LouiaGa
Is embraced in the City of New Orleans that
iector OF said District has received from the A.
thereof portion of his Annual Collection Lis l
the Special Taxes. formerly called Licenses ~
oy sad Assessor, are now due aud payable na
said Collector or his Deputy will attend to the
ton OF the Same. at his office in the Custom
In the City of New Orleans. between the hOsa !
O'Clock A. NJ and clock p. NJ each day.
NJ. swEETSE
mylo&H Deputy COlaa
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OFFiCfAL........................O FFIdl

HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY Dlsrnl
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMA sTnI
ATLANTA, Ga, Maya u
by order OF the Quartermsster General, sen
fkoPosALs will be received at this offos .
sale OF 7fo0l Seven Thousand Four Hundred IN
COAL, at BarrancAs, Florida.
Payment to be made in Government funds
The Proposals will be opened at II NJ, on 50 i
DAY, the sth of June. 1857. and should be u
Proposals to Purchase Coal" and ADDRESSED
Brsvet Brigader General r. SAXTGA
Chief QuartsrmAster. Third Military DNstiA
mys cod ties Atlanta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

"A Tennessee Dutchman having caught
his son In wrong doing, determined to ad.
minister dose 81 hickory. So he trimmed
q switch and went 10 look for,the younEsser
who incontinentiy took TO His heels. After
chasing the boy around for awhile, the old
man fhoughtfo persuade him TO stop and
take the licking. So he halted and hailed
the wary fugitive. sshou, y said be, 4 shon
1kfQ2s I'm net 20 mad ~ vat vash T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR Shell,
DFtlcE ASSISTANT QUARTgRv.
In charge of Cemeterial Oner.,a

OFFICE ASSISTANT OUARrp,,,
IN charge OF Cemeterial Opers,j
" fifth MILITARY Dtsrn,i
NEW ORLEANS, La, NAV "a Iag
"a nEALED PROPOSALS for 5000 barrel, !,
shELLs' tobe delivered at Monument ~
the Levee, near Chalmette, are invited sa-
received at this office until twelve o'elocL NJ
These shells are to be subject IN irs....
must be of good quality
proposals to be addressed to Captain n.
nard, A. @ NJ, U. S. Vols, and lndor.,d ' "I
for Shells
The Government reserves the ri,t, ..
and all bids. % ~
by order Of Brevet Rrig,d;a- o.
tene Chief Quartermaster Fin 1,inefal Y q
mya5t;o5 CHAS b ,RyiT
-" -! = .!eo captain and A. q. NJ, II N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

MILITARY ITEMss-Breyet Brigadier Gen.
eral N. B. Mclaughlin, company !, Fourth
cavalry, now stationed at Couchatta chute,
is ordered to this city on duty connected
with his command.
Acting Assistant Surgeon c. B. Darrall
has been ordered on duty at Brashear.
Lieutenants John II. Purcell, d. F. Cali.
nan, and L. G. Parker, of the First infantry,
have been appointed a board Of survey, to
examine and report upon six packages Of
medical stores. received by Major White,
assistant medical purveyor, from Medical
storckcsper White, New York.
Hfeset Major J D. o'Connsll, Seventeenth
infantry, has been ordered TO- report to
General Griffin for assignment to duty.
Private Wan. n Norris, of company b,
Fourth Uai1kd ssAtes cavalry, has leif this
cl)y for Texas. HsAas been On detail duty
here in the adIatAat seaerxlspzlce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

CAMPAIGN SoNes.-We will furnish to our
friends campaign songs, suitable to be sung
in clubs and political meetings, at the low
rate of 81 per hundred. We have already
published several, and can furnish any that
may be wanted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
OFFICIAL.
GOV EkNA ENTSALE OF CIn,I
CAMP AND GARRISON EnUm

DEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING, AMI f..
NEW ORLEANS, La, MAY "a
= BY II. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN & co. Ar
eeEs-Ofce No. % Carondelet street--WS
at public auction, on SATURDAY .Irro,.
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Iron Warebors.
LeEee street between julia and St. ,losa,,
the direction of Captain W. G. Hodve.
storekeepsr. United States army. n on
CLIO HING, CAMP AND GARRISON
AGE. consisting of
263e5 kuapsseks:
1860 Hayersacks:
2l,e6l Cap Covers.
These articles are entirely new. and a..
cases and present good opportunity for A.
Ierms-Cash Payments to bs mad y
States Treasury Notes prior to the dali
property. 'Vl
~ order of Brevet Brigadier Gepor.lo
teIle' Chief Q. N. Fifth Military District y
o, w. G. IiODC
H'9 10y Captain and NJ. S. X. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

CANNOT GET THE REPUBLIcAN.-We hear
complaints every day from some of our
friends that they cannot buy the REPUBLI-
CAN, as many of tho news dealers and few
of The newsboys have 1t for sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
LUMBER.

THE PENSACOLA LVMBER COMPANY.
OF Pensacola. Florida. are prepared 70 deliver oar.
2nasssawsa Heliex Fine Iszmber
To vessels In that part the shozs.Es nstcs They
viil contract fsf DEoK-PLANK. sHfP.PLANE,
DiAEEsiONs STUFF Of any lsasth. FLOORING,
etc. Their mills have espaeity Of saooo feet per
dien. Address
J. !. kAGUrRE,
a6s{5 &.<H Hsnxxinft.s4a-sf Enxeaos1a Xle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
REGISTRATION IN THE CITY AND
COUNTRY

We publish the following CONVENIENT tab
ular form of registration in the country, so
far as ascertained up to the latest dates re.
ceiyed. To this we add the registration in
the parish of Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

BUSINESS PLATFORM.

REBUILDING OF TIE LEyEE5 BY THE
STATE AND NATIONAL PURSE.
ABOLITION or TIE CorroS TAN.
IMMEDIATE INTRODUCTION OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LABOR AND SKILL INTO THE SoUTH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

UNFoRTUSATE DEPosIToRs,- They whose
checks are paid in barks and growls instead
of money
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

A New and Somplete Stock will be opened
and offered al Panic Prices.
I Remember. we offer these Goods for THIS
/ WEEK ONLY, as we are confident that the
same goods Will be worth DOUBLE the Price
| we are asking now in ten days.
All our stock IL fresh and sessonable. and
bought during the Panic In New York within
| the last two weeks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08
LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
Iwrar1nr AssOe1ArED PASS aEFonE..l

NEW YORK, November 7.-The Her.
AIDS Havana special says that the revo-
luton has broken out in HAyti in favor
OF Montez and against the authority Of
President SOlnave.
The steamer Sarah Thurmeen, from
New York, was ashore.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 6.-At q
meeting Of the stock holders of the Macon
and Augusta railroad, Col. r. r. Bullock,
Of the Southern Express Company, was
elected President.
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 1.-THE
Conservative Convention met in Nicksr-
son Hall yesterday. Eighty-six dele
gates were present, representing tweRty
districts. James Chestnut presided. A
Committee on Business was appointed,
when the Convention adjourned till to-
day.
NEW YORK, November THE IFi.
6une says the Democratic majority in
the State will be about 40 600. The
Democrats will have q majority of at
least eight in the House Of mbly,
but the Republicans will retain a work
ing majority in the Senate.
Hon. Conrad Swackhelmer died Of
typhoid fever at his residence, on Wash
ington Hights, yesterday.
OTTAWA, CANADA, November 6.-The
Canadian Parliament was formally
opened, with gorgeous ceremonies, yes
terday. Mr.. James Couchon was an
nOunced as Speaker of the Senate, and
Hon. James COckburn as Speaker of the
House Of Commons. The principal parts
Of the Governor Generals speech, which
will be delivered to-day, are said to refer
to the tariff and the equalization Of cur
rency.
New YORK, November THE Her
AIDS Washington special says that Dis
trict Attorney Chandler is working very
energetically in his preparations for the
trial of Jefferson Davis, intending to be
in readiness to commence the trial st the
coming term of the Court, which COM
mences on the 25th inst. Mr.. Chandler
is said to be engaged in framing an in
dictment, and has notified the counsel Of
Mr.. Davis that he would be ready to
commence the case at the present term.
Mr.. Chandler is making extraordinary
exertions to be fully prepared TO begin
the trial, so that the blame for the post
ponement of it will not rest on him, but
on the senior council for the Govern
ment, Mr.. William NJ. Evarts.
The President has granted pardon to
j AllS5 ~. DtuuOug Aatc OCSACNaly VI w Al
Of the COnfederscy, and the warrant
was placed in his hands to day.
A Tribune special ssys the following is
q copy of the order OF the President for
suppressing armed organizations in the
District of Columbia. 1t Is addressed to
Gen. Grant: "I am reliably advised
that there are within the District OF
Columbia numbers Of armed Organiza-
tioHs formed without the authority Of the
law, and for purposes which have not
been communicated to the Government,
being at the present time unnecessary
for the preservation Of order or the pro-
lection Of the civil authority, they have
excited serious approximations as to their
real design. You Will. therefore, take
official steps for disbanding aud suppress
ing all such Illegal organizations" This
order is dated last Monday, the 4th inst,
and applies to all armed military organ
izstions, whether composed of negroes
or white men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08
yEMPHIS APPEAL
OUR NATIONAL BANKS.
LETTER FROM JAY COOKE,
THE BANKER.
The Origin of the National
Ranking system.
The Present Position Of Ih,
Banks.
eAxprsKr. ONO. October II. IS!

eANDUsKY, OHIO, october II, 1857.
Dear Sir: Permit US to ssk you tC
give, at your leisare, answers to the
following questions:
1. What was the origin Of the national
banking system?
II. What is the character Of the ma
tional bank currency?
III. What is your reply to those who
claim that the Government could and
SHOULD save the eighteen millions OF
annual interest now paid on the United
States bonds deposited by the national
banks to secure their circulation, by re-
tiring the three hundred millions OF
national bank notes, and issuing hike
amount of gTeenbacks iEstead
". What is the present position OF the
national banks?
V. How and wherein is the national
banking system superior to the old
United States Bank or the State bank
system?
vi Why should the national banking
system be perpetuated?
1t seems strange that such a lack OF
information as to the origin, condition,
objects and merits of the national bank
ing system should prevail all over our
land, and we are convinced that If the
system were better understood by poiiti-
clans of all parties they would cease en-
deavoring to damage it by drawing it
into the vortex Of political strife. As
you have been identified with the ma
tional banking system from the begin
ming, we have taken the liberty of sub
mitting to you the above inquiries, be
lieving that your replies to them will
furnish much of the information needed
by the people. Very truly yours,
A. H. MOSS,
President First National Bank, Sandusky.
L. 5. HUBBARD,
Prest. Second National Bank, Sendu ky.
To JAY COOKE, Gibraltar, Put-in-Bay, Ohio.
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MASONIC COLLEGE
Macon, Fayeiie County, Tenn,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
y miles north Of Lafay ette Depot, N. & c. r r.
FACULTY:
q. ". JOHNsroN. A. B.. Presi lent and Professor
OF Ancient Languages;
OTwAT B. YOUNG, ABB, Professor Of 1Tathe-
MATES;
COIN McEIySET, An, Professor OF Mental
and moral Science ana English L tsratnre.
This Institution was rsopened October. ISIS.
and has reached state Cf permanent EN-
cheney. Next Annual Session sill be one. "a
July Is, 1857 and will consist Of Two TerIns-N
weeks each.
CuARi, ES English and Mathematics so
IS and SO per Term. Each Lauguare S extra
per Term C0nttt gent fee 81 50 per Term
Excellent board, Includirg room. fuel. wash
ing and light, tlh per month.
AL necessary apparatus will be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette Station TO Ma
con, Wednesday and saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determined to make
this tirst class Academic Institution.
LIST. The scholarship, experience and success
Of our faculty.
ID. The elevated tons OF our community.
3D. The healthful locality, removed from the
corrupting tnfiuences and vices OF city life.
4th. Favorable prices viii enable US to
achieve this success.
President BOaru.-.....--.-.Ir g. 7. HUNTER
Secretary W. ALEXANDER
aul4
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fro BE CONTINUED J
Wisely REsOLVED


The Macon Journal and Messenger
says:
II there had been any doubt on the
minds Of our friends as TO the propriety
Of non action in reference to the Infamous
swindle now going on all over Georgia,
| POpe's order extending the time Of voting
would surely remove it. 1t is now clear
to every honest man, that it was never
| intended the Conservatives should have
any chance. Tue bait was held out OF
participation in the fraud so that they
might be committed TO its legality here
after, but at the same time it was fore
gone conclusion that they should derive
no benefit from it. They might have
gone into the contest with all the energy
conceivable, but it would have avaiied
them nothing. II count Of the vote
showed a majority for them, straightWsy
the polls would have been re-Opened,
and, as in Richmond, that majority
swamped by the most monstrOus frauds.
The whole thing was deliberately ar
ranged by the conspirators at Washing
ton, and these military puppets are but
carrying out their orders. They had
discovered as far back as the extra
session of Congress in July, the hand
writing on the wall, that told Of lapsing
power in the North, and the South was
their last hope. To AfriesniZs by the
foulest fraud and force ten States Of the
American Union, Illegally held under
military rule, was their only chance to
replace deserters from their ranks in the
"iOyal" States. The game is 50 appa-
rent now that argument or demonstra-
ton insults common intelligence
We ask our friends at the North to
mark these developments. They can
serve no purpose with Us, save to
strengthen our determination never, di-
rectly or indirectly, to give them either
sanction or countensnce. We do not see,
though, why their ventilation should not
help reaction ia New York and New
Jersey. Will not our contemporaries of
that section, and the Northwest, let the
people know how bravely the work OF
negro supremacy goes on? 1t is for them
TO say how they relish future in which
twenty negroes in the Senate and ninety
odd in the House help the Puritans of
New England to make laws under which
they and theirs shall live. 1t is a life or
death question for US, but 1t is also most
momeutOus one for them.
The vote Of Virginia, as officially an
nouneed, is: Whites, 1924; eolored, 93,-
$50. For Convention, 1855 whites;
81, ,5O7 colored. Against Convention, 81,
249 whites; 63s colored. Gen. SCHo-
FIELD, In view of the complaints Of fraud,
is about to order a new census of the
voting population of Richmond.
Fourteen thousand eight hundred aud
tnirtv-fiye white men for the swindle,
and sixty-one thousand two hundred and
forty-nine against it. But 81, ,J07 negroes
think it advisable to have it. Wool is at
a premium.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08

gotiation OF the eight hundred and thirty
millions OF seven-thirties, the country
was largely indebted to the national
banks for the promptDuss with which
the national treasury was supplied with
sorely needed funds. And the late SOL
diers of the Union army should under
stand that at the time when their
monthly pay was largely in arrears, the
money not only for their wages, but FOR
their subsistence even, was raised through
the active and earnest cooperation OF
these same national banks.
Such was the origin Of the national
bank system.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08

TUE First Drawing. which took place At Her
Il uandO, Miss, on the 18TH inst, was attended
with unusual success, when Il is remembered
that but few weeks elapsed from the incep-
tlon OF the enterprise 70 that event. Sf7OJo
worth or tickets having been sold, a Ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the tick et
holders present The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
VIII oe seen rom the suhJotned certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted 10 a
close In most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNANDo, Miss, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing or the Southern Asylum Il
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terized Dy aspirtt Of fairness and justness un-
surpassed BY any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management snd control
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08
Non Reslderlt Notice

In the Chsneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. lsl5.-HsrTison Irby, Administrator NJ ira
estate OF James A. HsrJ, deceased. ". I,urfnds.
hsrt, Geo. P. Hart, st al.
appearing from sfidsvft in this causs that
the deiendsnts, Lsvernia P. Hart and a =
Jean administrator or H. II. Dean decease,I
axe reSid- MS OF the state OF MissisFiurf and
non residents OF the State OF Tennessee
IL Is Lhers fore ordered that they naaks fhs{r
Appea-En'e herein, a. the Courthouse in The
city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before tbe rr5s@
Mo9usy IN Decsmher. Is57, and plead answer
o. aeinur 70 cOmplatnant's bill. or the sauna
". se taken Tor confessed s. 70 them ana set
Tor hearing exparte, and that a COPY OF this or
oer oe published once week for iour success
Two weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY K ] BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
wilson & Beard, Solicitors FOR Complainant.
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Non ResflIe,lt Noffce-

n ne Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. l4fo-Louts c. Nervtlle et 81. fnrm OF Nor
Vile, BcO1e a Coz "a. John d. Armour 81 al.
/ 7 Appearing froIn AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
the Defendants John d Armour and Edward
Tennessee
1t Is theTsfORs ordered that they make their
appearapca herein, At the cGurthouee in the
city q Memphis, eun-. within the drst three
DAYS OF toe next term Of said court. cOmmeuc-
ing on the second Monday In Novem Der, 1S6T,
and plead. anzVer or demur % The petition OF
j. > WllkLns et al, surviving partners of F. h
ClarE q Co, who have become parties com
plainant In the above cause. or ths same
VIII be taken for con essed a. 70 them, and set
for hearing ex parte, and that q copy OF this
aAruer be published once a week, for four sue
cesstve weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
. "A cOpy-attest
AUGUSTON AISTOS, Clerk and Master
. By Il. ]. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Thompson q &Frazsr, sois for Petitioners.
Oeli isW4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08

TAKEN UP BY ]. NJ. Hallun. in the Second
L District Of shelby county, October LIST, 1857,
dark bay mare Mule, l5 hands high, s years old
branded on left bfp r, on the LEFT shouidsr s.
Also, light bay mare Mule, l85z hands hiEh
branded on len shoulder and & on lsft hip
Each valued at SlOO
Also, taken up BY W. B Battle, in First Dis
trict, one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners ara notided TO come forward snd
take them away.
\ - ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
Raleigh. October q lsST oc24 Iaw4vTs