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WALNUT, GILT, AND ROSEWOOD WINDOW Cor
NICEs elegant designs and very cheap, at Patterns,
No 1908 Chestnut street.
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FROZEN PEACHES. - Peach Ice Cream and
Peach Water Ice may be had every day and
evening at Morses Saloons, Nos. 902 and 9Oi
Arch street. Try them.
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VEsTIBULE LAoEs and Rods; also Curtains, Win
dow Shades, and Upholstery at Patterns, No. li0S
Chesnut street.
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FINE CoNEECTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc. as we'll as q
fine assortment OF CONNECTIONS. Jenkins is
worthy of call.
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MARTIN LUTHER once thoughJ he saw the devil
in his chamber. and threw an inksland at his head.
Had they had in those days Ayers Pills to exercise
all the devils that come from disordered stomach,
OF history,
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AFTER WAR PEsTILENCE, AND INTEMPE. :.
RANCE, colds lead to the greatest destruction Of
human life, mainly because a cold is too often
considered a very ordinary, trlflng affair, just
as we'll left 10 go as it came ana hence sys-
affection is converted into q serious and gene
rally fatal pulmonary disease. The more pru-
dent, aware that violent cough or cold should
care of from its incipiency, promptly make use
of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, curative which
has sustained its reputation for over thirty
years as q remedy always efficacious. and sure
TO exert a most beneficial influence on all the
bronchial and pulmonary organs Sold by all
driIpp
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BEDDING overhauled, renovated, and made VI
equal TO new, at Patterns, No, lIcs Chestnut street.
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For FIRsT-CLAss SHIRT MADE BY HAND,
B6- Go to MCINTIRE & BROTHERS.,
HB1 go TO MCINTYRE & BRoTHERs,
h7y=No 1885 Chestnut street,
sz-N IN OhaSuut street.
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WHILE all of the churches in the eastern part
of the city are being turned into opera houses
(?) and all of the coal depots in Broad street
into church buildings, we may expect great
not surprise us any day to hear that the Conti-
mental Hotel was sold to Charles Stokes q Co.,
the celebrated Clothiers, to be turned into
quality. In the meantime, we would ask our
readers In want of fiue Clothing to visit stokes
q Co.'s at present under the Continental.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
Specially Reported for the Banner. by
MAJ. Baxter, Jr.

siatute-Construction Of; Railroads; Employ
ees or when Competent Witnesses.
Section 1863 Of the code declares that
when a railroad company is sued for
killing OF injuriDg stock, the burden of
proof that the accident was unavoidable.
shall be upon the company and the
engineer, agent or employee Of the
company shall in nc case be a witness
for IT,"
Upon a construction Of the above
clause, held that the legislature did not
intend 20 render Incompetent all engi-
neers, agents or employees, whether the
matter drawn in question involved their
carelessness or negligence, or not, but
only such as we're directly interested by
means Of being thus implicated.
Witness trhOi IS competent ia an action
On an bgdiridUdt against the company /:
Where a railroad company lie sued tc
recover damages for the killing OF stock.
aud an engineer, conductor, and brakes
man who were in no way implicated in
the negligence that produced the injury.
After the execution Of q release by the
company, and also an agent and local
depot agent Of the company were re-
seeied a. incompetent witnesses in the
case. held that this was error.
4 Rallrosd Co. vs.. A. D. FugetL
This is an action brought in the cir
cpit court OF Bedford county by the de.
fepdsnts in error 10 recover damages
nom the railroad company for killing a
etallion and other stock on the road.
scl,ere was verdict aud judgment in
fsvor Of the plaintiff below, and an ap-
rosI ~ this court. The bill Of exceptions
sbaurs tbat after the plaintiff had closed
- TESTIMONY the defendants offered as
.sft.ssses he engineer, conductor, and
a,o-of lie brakesmen, who were on the
- A. he time the stock was killed,
-. ,eifher OF whom was then in the
-s,iovment Of the company Objec-
,s-5s sere made 10 the competency OF
49, witnesses, and thereupon The de-
ss,deuts produced q release, executed oy
- company, diseharging ssld Nltnssses
= - al liability Oh RcoouHi q tny eHM
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SupnIX Of Cotton.

The following is from the London Tsle-
graph:
The most careful estimate we have
seen gives the new supply available for
British use up to the Both June next,
from all sources, 2,0S7 800 bales, and the
demand for consumption and export dur
ing the same period as 1,7l6,000 bales,
leaving as a probable stock at the above
date, a total of SIS, go bales, including
that now on hand. Very few of the cal
600 bales as the American crop Of the
present year. We believe it to be capa-
bic of demonstration that every estimate
Of that crop for the last twenty years, has
proved to fall short of the ultimate result.
At the close Of the war the quantity,
which il was thought might be received
at the American ports, was set down by
some l,25O,0O bales, and the extreme
limit of the most sRnguine was 1000
600, whereas b quantity actually re-
ceived was 1855, 600. We have no doubt
a similar result will follow In the pres
ent instance. The report of the Indian
Gotten crop is also favorable, and it is
now admitted to be quite equal to that
of last year, while credit is given to the
Indian government for its eXertiOns TO
imprOvy the quality of the staple. OF
the Egyptian crop, it is stated that the
supply available will be quite equal to
1866, when We received AL 600 bales
from that quarter alone. What is Y e
more important is that the present crop
is so superior in color, staple and clean
illness to the preceding one that there
will be an economy in the work.
ing to the extent Of fifteen per
cent. We may also point out
that the importation Of cotton into
Great Britain last year exceeded that of
1850, the previous largest year of import,
by 400, 900 bales, and the home consHmp-
ton has reached about the same amount
as then in bales, though only about so
per cent. in weight. On the 2Sth of De-
cember, 1860, they were Far Dhollerah,
SD western, AID middling Orleans,
"a. 1t is perfectly plain, from these fig
ures, and from what We know Of the
coming supplies, that unless the markets
of the world are so bare of manufactured
goods as TO give at an early day a great
stimulus TO Lancashire industry, the
price Of cotton must fall considerably
before it can be said to have reached its
natural level. But the truth is, that we
have gone on exporting more than ever,
aud many foreign markets are glutted
so that a violent Teactien In price of the
raw material is a possibility to be always
kept in view, as soon as arrivals begin to
tell On stocks.
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Nom esident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tean.
No. lS00Ino. A. Higgins vs.. Jas. Il Freeman
and J. ". Wukerson-
1T appearing nom sfd6avtt IN this cause that
L The defendant, Jas. II. Freeman. u a resident
OF the state Of Mississippi, nonresident
II the stats OF Tennessee: % Is there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein st the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn. By or before the first
Monday IN February. ls57, ard plead, answer or
demur 10 complainant btl, or tbs same will be
taken for confessed. Is TO him. and set for hear
Ing ex parte, and that q copy Of THU order Be
published once a week for -four Successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
A ~CoPy-Rttsst:
ACQUISITION ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r J. BLACE, Deputy Jerk and Auster.
IogWoOd & Peyton, sols. Tor Complainant
dafa3 1Qw4w
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Snit

IN the Law Court OF Msmphis, Tennesses,
simpson, Sanders & 90. w Owners Steamer
Ma nma.
A FFIDAvIT for Attachment having been
n made In this case IN pursuance Of section
Sf5 OF the Code Of Tennesse ,and Attachment
having hsen issued and returned BY the prop I
officer Levied. &C. on tie property Of The
defendants, Owners Steamer Nat0m-,
Il Is therefore ordered that said Defendants
appear At the Court House IN the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn on or before the second Monday In
February next, and defend this suit,or ths same
viii Be taken Tor confessed a. to them, aud set
for hearing expsrte, and that a copy OF this or
der be published once a week for four C0nsscu-
weeks In the Memphis APPEAL
JOHN DONOVAN. Clegk.
ACopy. By MASON hyde. D. @.
LOgTOcd & Peyton, attLTnsys to- plaintiffs.
January 2. 1857. EaElaw4W
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$40 FRoN m7

A GtNTs (male aud female, wanted everv-
n where. For full psrticniars please address
q. W. JACKSON & co,
fehu I'm II South ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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Noffce.

In the Chancery Coart Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IS5-Prssley r. Peyton vs.. Frank Cochran
ct al.
n appearfng rom AFFIDAVIT tr this cause. thaI
L tAe def. ndants, Pr nix Jochr n aud joe
paine Cochran ibis wife and Jas n Ienov
are nOn-re tdents O theSFafe o. Tennfssse: il Il
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ancs herein at the Courthouse IN the city c
Memphis, Tenn, o. o beiort the first Monday IN
February, 1901 and plead, answer or demuI
10 c~omplainants bill, Orthe same viii be taken
for confessed. as 10 them, and st Ter hearing
ex parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
I shed once a week, for four successive weeks,
IN the Memphis APPEAL
ACOpy-Attest.
ACGUSTUS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r J. hLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood a FeytOu, soils. for complainant
dacrE 1aW4W
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NOn-R eafdent Nofice.

In the Chanoey Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. L5O8-J. Mason Campo ct al. vs.. Jno. T..
Ciaybrooks JnO. Ovsrton, VIZ l. Vance ct al,
II appearing trom am iayit in this cau.e, that
i the defendants, James BsrtO4 and AnsOn
Williams are residents OF the state OF Arkansas
and nOn-residents o. the state Of Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered, That they maze tneir
appearance herein a. the ourt House in tns city
OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the hrst
HOndsy in February 1857. and plead.
anssger or demur - complainant bill, or
the same viii be taken FOR confessed, As
10 them, and set fer hearing exparts, and
that q copy OF this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, N the Mem
Dhfs APFEAL.
A cOpy-atIssts
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk AMI Master
Heiskal. Scott q Heiskell, soils. for complain
ant. tanI ltW4W
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NOn-Resident NOfice.
- - = - -

IN ChanceTy court OF Memphis Tenn.
No I4S-H. L. Sorry vSJ o 7. sun et al
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause. that
4 the d~esendant 10 Tyson, 81. C. tyson u.
Knott and IhOs- Tys-n are reslCents OF the
State o MISSISSIPPI md nOn-res dents Of the
state O~fTenresseei Il Is therefors ordered, that
they make their APPEARANCE herein attheI ourt-
houfe in the city OF Memphis. Tenn, or O. be-
plead. answer or demUr 10 complainant Dill. Or
the same VIII b. taken for cunfessrd, as %
them, and set for hearing * parte. and that a
copy 9th s order be published once a week. for
four successive weeks, In the Memp.isAFPKAL
A copy-attest:
AUGiSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, DePu > CisrE and Master
LOgwOod & PrytOn, soils for 0mplainsnL
F.wTaaw
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LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
II be found here. Ny stock Is all new and
iresh, ana such as / can guarantee. To the citl-
sicians, ana all who are ia need OF ANYTHING
n my line, Z would take this method OF sssu :.
ing them that their orders will be nlled upsp
short notice and with such articles as can lie
relied upon. 10 those IF lpy former pairoas.
who have dealt with me up TO the time ! vis
OF necessity compelled 10 sell out, I would
cordially ask a renewal OF their Acquaintance.
ssuring them that our past and former deal
ing II only a guarantee OF what the future will
De, promising always 10 do the best ! can.
The PRESCRIPTION D.P RTMERT being
one OF the most important ranches OF the
Apothecsry business, and one that requires
skill and experience. viii receive my per-onRl
attention, aud during my absence will Sc undar
the control OF competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night.
soliciting an examination Of stock and pricas.
l am, very respectfully, yourh humble servant,
u. ?. GOODYEAR,
DuegiGt and Apotbecsy, $40 Second st.,
deczI Sm Near Monroe. Mem phil, TsaE.
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In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis, lean.
No. 1fSl-Jno. A. Higgins Va jas. Il Freeman
ct al.
TT appearing from f1davit in this cause that
i the deGendant,Js -. h. reaIuHn Is a reidsnt
on the State OF Mississippi and 4 president
Of the State Of Tennessee: - is therefore or
dered that he make his appearance herein az
the Courthouse IN the city Of Memphis. Tenn,
BY or before the first MOuday in february, is67
aud plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill. or the same viii be tazen for confessed. a.
70 him, and set for hearing eL parts, and tnSt
a o OF this order be publishedlonos a week,
Pal
A ~cOpy-attests
AtGUSTON ALSTOS, Clerk and Hastz.
By RI. ELACE, Deputy Clerk End Master.
LOgwo(d & FeytOn, ssls. for complainant.
ha.na lrElA
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the County Court OF ~hslby County, TeDn.
Petition 70 sell X al Estate.
W. H4l, Levi Hill, Eli Hill II ais, vs.. the
helTs o. Mrs Marian and Isaiah GOO1Win
deceased. q als-
I thus cause Il appearing nom affidavit on
L ale that the heirs st law or Nrs. Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, " hose ohuureu's
christian names are unknown, are Dou-resis
cents { c State Of Iclnessees II Therefore
ordered that they 10 euteT their aDDe rance
herein. at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem-
phts, on IT bef0reth rrst Monday In ebruary,
h5I, and plead, .nsw r or d-Inur 10 com plain
ats pe itton, or tie same will be IA en- for
confessed as u them and set iOr heariuE eI-
pate II IS urt 2. OrdeFsd, that q COPY OF this
or er be pUbIzhsd once a " Elk fr fUur con-
Newspaper pUblisued In tue city Of Memphis.
JOHN OAGUE, Clerk.
ueremhsr y Lsa.
Han N & AaiiEaH, solicitors Tor comrlsin-
q darTa TawHum
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saturday, the ssh BAY Of Febrsar,. 1851,

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed executed to me on
- the eth Gay Of June, $50. by J 8. Renfroe,
and du y registered in tire Eegistera 01ce o.
Shelby cuunty, Tennessee. for the purpJse OF
paying the dent therein secured, I viii on
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LEGAL.
InsOLyeut Not;ee.

Chaneery Court OF Memphis. Nov. Term, 1876
IET-N. r D-James A HarTood Admins
traitor Of William - Eddins, deceased, v.
virginia EddISe, Thomas b. EddfuE, eI al,
the widow, heirs Al Law, distributes sRG
ere itors Of said Wm-E Eddins. deceased.
IN his cause IL n ordered BY the Court that
Il the County Court OF shelby County. Tennes-
roe. be eDloined from taxing any further STEPS
In the administration Of The e-tate Of said Ed-
dius; that said administration be transferred
10 this Court, and theestste admir- siered upon
~ tusolyeDt; that ali creait0rs. or those claim
ing 70 be eredl ors, whether b note, account,
deere or Judgment, both resident and non
resident. Be restrained Eon4 prosecuting their
claims, Otherwise than under this proceeding.
u Is further ordered, tbat ali creditors do prove
and die thsir cisfnfs with the Clerk and Master
OF this Ccurt, and make themselFes parties to
this suit on or before the second Monday In
May. 1851, snd that a copy Of this order be pup
lished for SIX weeks In the Dauy Memphis AT-
PEAL and Avalanche. and In the Newspaper
Published az Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUrTON ASTON,
Clerk aud Maser.
NEHH 49, L.
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A~nnchanenf Notice.

Louis GronRuer vs.. Anderson HuuL. Attach
ment suit before \. A Moore, P.
Louis Gronauer vs. Tel Hunt. A~ttachment
suit before :. A. Moore, J. 4.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
N made In this case in Pursuance OF section
S455 Of he code OF Tennessee. and ettsehments
having - ued against the estate OF the above
named defendants FOR the sun OF sos ae-I0O
against John Hunt and $40 ls-l00 against An
derSOn Hunt due by account, and have been
returned : levied etc" II Is therefore ordered
that said defendant enter his Appearance on or
before the 9Th day OF February, 49,, to plesd,
answer or aemur 70 tn sad plaintiffs COM
plant, or he same VIII be tsken for confessed
and the case SET for hearing ex-barte, and that
acopy OF this oEder BE published once a week
for oar consecutive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL s. A. MOORE, Up.
tan3 isw4w~
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'Eh q AGhSm8eum.
COLUHBIA, TEENs
A School for Young Ladies.
r I. G. sMIlH,

TIL next session or this school n open on
1 Monday, the Srd day OF september, under
aha fFra-fF0r %
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BROWN & PERKINS
for the People

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TO WALK.

only beginning the journey,
Many n mile 10 go;
Little feet. how they patter,
Wandering 70 n FRO.
Trying again, 50 bravely,
Laughing in baby glee;
Hiding Its lace IN mothers lap.
Proud As q baby can be.
Talking the oldest language
Ever before was heard;
Bat mother you'd hardly think sol
Understands every word
lettering now and falling,
Eyes that are going 70 cry,
Kisses and plenty OF love-w0rds,
Willing again to try.
Father OF all, o. guide them,
The paItering little feet
While they are freading the uphill road.
BraylnE the dust and heat!
AID them when they grow weary,
Keep hem IN pathways bl-St,
And when the journeys ended,
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-Atfnchn.e11t Noticn-

~ III ~--IT---
OILERS .fncs. January 8, sF-Ampsan.
Saudcr~d o., Pal IFS -. VII an F-ker
DefendanL-Attsclnleut Suit-Amaavl for
attachment having ben made In this cass in
purSuzn4e OF Sac Ion $50 Of q Code Of Ten
nesse=, and tsachmrytl a Ing been hsued End
returned BY tie proper officer levied, etc % on
the properly Of the de encaut. William FisEer.
Il il Their lore ordered, ThsJ aid a~sf-udant
appear 81 the Courthouse ia tho city Of ZEN
phis, Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
February. ls5T and d-'end this SUIT. Or The
same VII be tak6n for confessed as to him. and
the case set for bearing eN parls. and that .
copy Of his order be Published once a " ek foe
fourconseouuve wseksiu The nemphisA PPEAL
4 cspy
JOHN DeNGVAN, Clerk
By Mason HrrE . q.
LogWood & PeytOn. Attorneys for PlaintA
F4ng MHH
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S6ihln

S6thlO M -5sca PrssieSns Of q Bank has
tstics Of a Commission Business that would
pay n Memphis s60OJ ayear on $500 the whole
Will be submitted % q board Of re e-ees- Al
dress 6. LUTDER 4 D
Isl Broadway. n. Y.
Refer 10 Charter Oak Life Insurance Co and
Jacob Miller. Director Citizens Bank. N Y
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
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OFFICE, % I-2 MADISON STREET.
j. j. MURPHY. President.
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Z. H. DAYIE, ::I:: Cashier.
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3 II o WN & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
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and MUSIC BOOKS.

WE would respectfully call the attention OF
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