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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Suppose A borroRs Of B q thousand
dollars, giving his note payable in two
years with six per cent. interest. Now
the note falls due, and B applying for
bis money A tells him, ''Hero is a new
note for this money bearing no interest,
and payable at my pleasure; take this
or nothing" is it not BIS unavoidable
conclusion that A is either fool or
knave9 And as he would scarcely
take upon himself the reproaeh OF
having trusted fool, would he not be
compelled to set down A as an nm
prineip1ed swindler and villain But
it is exactly in AS relation 10 his cred
itor that the Democratic party insists
on placing our government with respect
90 those of whom it has borrowed.
Now which is the villain and the
scoundrel, our governments and the
Union party, which re-uae to per-
petrate this dishonesty, OF. the DEM
oeratio party, which proposes and
insists upon t62
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
NEWS or rHE WEEK.


johnson in his harangue at the An
tietSm dedication used the personal
prOaOUn my ten times, and ~ Eve
times. Neither of these prOnouns are
found at all in Mr. Lineoln's address
at Gettesburg.
Sir Frederick Bruce, Minister to
this country from England, died re-
Gently.
The Grand Army of the Republic
serenaded Gems. Sheridan. aud Sickles
at W. shiugtOn Monday evening. l.
was p.sndId affair.
ThUse have been over one thousand
two hundred deaths by yellow fever IN
New Orleans this season.
Thad. Stevens was very i'll on Satur-
day
Gen. Schofeld has decided that the
cnly restriction to membership in the
State Convention is having aided tht
rebellion after taking an oath to the
United Staes.
GaTibaldi is about to attack Rome
The ravages OF yellow fever in Texas
are frightlul. Not only the chief Giles,
but the small hanlIets in the central and
southern portion of the State, have
been visited. In Galveston, up TO the
14bh inst, there had been l,054 deaths
in population Of about twenty-five
thOusand.
Brokers in New Orleans have recently
purchased about a million and a halI
dollars Of Confederate bOnds.
The Baltimore rebels have made their
nominations tur Judicial officers under
the new Constitution. Many Of tbs
nominees are men who, during the " ar,
were notorious for their rebel Sympa-
thies and ae's.
The Toledo Blade says there are hun
dreds of Democrats III Northwest Ohit
who VII vote for the suffrage amend
menJ.
Gen. Sheridan had n gran d ovation al
Philadelphia, Wedne sdayF n gnt.
The Registration lists in New orleans
show that There were more co. .ored peo-
pie who could sign their names Inah
there were whites.
The insurreetion ia spain is making
progress.
Gen. Sickles has renewed his request
for COurtof ILquiry, and Gen. Gram
has favorably indOrsed 1t.
Democratic reading of the Bible:
Suffer little white children to come
unto me and forbid them Bot.
Juarez has consented to be a eandi-
date for reelection, and processes greal
respect for.the United States.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax made very
eloquent speech at Columbus Monday
night, which was listened TO aud heart
lily applauded by a vast crowd.
The New York World says the Pres
ideRt has paTdoned Mallory the rebe
Secretary of the Navy. This is the
first pardon granted to a ahiember of the
rebel cabinet.
The Union Committee has, by acard
published, directly and uuequiyocally
denied the statements of Democrat,
papers, that a secret circular has beei
issued advising Republicans not tt
waste their strength on the amend
ment. The Committee on the contrary
has the fullest confidence that th,
amendments Will be triumphantlS
adopted. $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The latest sensation. truly spes king,
is the prOducI of y letter from Gov.
Orr wholly and heartily iadOIsing Cst n.
Siclzles. He declates that General Or
der No. 10 was, so far as South CsroIina
IS concerned, an absolute necessity aud
he deeplV regrets the course taken by
the President and his advisers do BE-
lieves thBt had moi Gen. Sicl<Ics issued
this order, more troops would have
been called for to preserve The public
records and Frotec5 shtriffs in eXecu-
{ ng civil process at the order ofth Il uIht-
less or heart ie s or, tors" it appears
that This sO-caHed tyrannIcaI order was,
according, TO the Governors own show
ing, an ACT Of condign- charity, which
Mr. JohusOu has us-leSslyeOV lTne
and undone. What has the President
TO say ss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

There is a paper published at Woods
field, Monroe county, which bears the
title Of Spirit of Democracy A
more appropriate name could not have
been selected; for the county in which
It is printed is one of the strongholdS
Of Copperheadism. As the "faithfui"
bear undisputeG sway in its vicinity, it
can speak with more boldness aud can
ior than like Organ in more enlight-
eued parts of the State. In its last
week s issue. it has an 'uount of
Democratic meeting recently held ar
Woodsfeld. in which it says: AT
three o'clock. Hon. O. i. FaIandig
ham, Ohio S nept UHiled States Senafor.
stepped upon the platform &" This
language l. both emphatic aud imnurt-
ant. IL shows not only That the Dem
ocracy are making tremendous efforts
to carry the Legislature. but tlat If
carried. blatanti1etender Of tie rebel
lion will he sent to disgrace Ohm at
Washington. Every vote for a Dem
ocraiic Representative Is therefore M
Enforcement ofthe abettor of secession.
the apologist for the secession outra-
ges, and the plotter agalust all that
loyal men hol dear-America s polit-
ical Arnold Gin. Ga-eHe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

It isnot true as reported and eircula-
ted by the Democracy, that The vote
for Republican candidates is equivalent
70 a vote for the suffrage amendment.
The amendment was submitted directly
to the people by the last Legislature for
their approval or disapproval, and its
success or failure is in no way what
ever involved in the election Of candi-
dates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
AN ACT
Relating to a certain proposed amendment
to the constitution saRd the publication
of this act

of this act
wnFRgAs. The geneva assembly ofa the state Of
nl is threc-aflhs of tbe members elee'ea 60 eaGq
huuse aqre-ing there'a- have -prnp2se9 an amend
electors for tf,ir approval or rel elton. AZ .lt
elect ION for senators and repres utatIres on Lae
sec, 10 Tuesday Of October, 1877 therefore.
srcuov i. Bsat saarisdBg fhe C95erat ASssRf5l ly
n the Saisef Ohio, That the electors OF the state
shall vote up u sai prnans'l amen dmeut ut a
General .lPctIOn October, 1867, as hsrtlq Pre-
=cribed, VIZ Those vo'les ior tne amen % mn
shall ljnt upOn their ballots these wnFds "eeh-
a tutIOnalr d. amendment. yos.' THOSE .V'al1e
aai ct it shan put upon th ir ballots these words;
constitutional amepdm mt, no" fe
SFc. 2. A return adduienal 10 he retnrn bow
rea.f ed by law to b mate, OF the votes cast a +.
sacn trclint to- sta @ rfisers and .Feultors pnd
re representatives an also tor and against the pro
posed ans nament tn the c"n7tlutlon- sha De
-aTs f6pd aud made by the clerk of ZACH county to
Jue ~ecrttag OF state. vi min t"h days alLer sal
lection, aud Wiahlu twenty days atJer said elec-
ION the governor secretary Of state mi attorney
general shau oI ea said reluTns and count 3the
VOTES and ascertain whether or not a mal'rIy o'
a'd ot's east si-such ei' ctlou ha sc oeeh - "
make pro aalation thereof without delay
sEC. 2. The sooreiary of state shall nauss-lhe
d onused amendns NJ 10 the constliuti 90, paSser
al the pre- sent session of the general Bssomnly u
be pub bitshed IN % less tNah me ~
each eounIy OF the state wher' a newsptpcr
pup ished, gn T. the srcoud tuesday ot @o'"o-.r
1861, aud he stall also cause thls aot V ue pu,
hshed / the same m tuu5r for two weeks nezi
prece. iag silt e5pcti8m r-.sae rst --
SEC. T.. The lposs .onpublishing this ast ana the
sal Z prop sed am -ldmeut 10 the Constitution u
ach county, shall be palt out o. 'h county treas
ury IN tire county whsFsin pnb shed,
SIC. s. This act shall take EFT ,ct inmcdiately,
=. HItCHe5C9, 'i Z.
Sre7RsFs pro Esss.e -
cfths House Of Rgrsss ql4ztges.
ANBREw q, Wc3UitN+Y,
P,sst5ert Of tte Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Dirt-thrpwing is an employment no
less cheap than agreeable for an indi-
viduaI who has no character to lose. It
is always the resort of a mind too weak
to maintain its cause by argument, and
proves nothing except the weakness OF
the cause, the inlbecility Of mind, and
the depravity Of taste of him who
resorts to it, ~.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
The Suffrage Amendment.


THE STATE OF. OHIO, I
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, WILLIAM BEvEE SMITH, ,=soratarys0f -stafe or the
state OF Ohio do hrreby certify Jh1t tRs t'loFi1g
is true copy OF an act therei nam FL, pAsse by
,heGen .raI AsssnbTy OF tbk saltsgoG ohioi on the
18Th dav Of Al il. A. o. 1871, taken from ths orig
inal rolls on tie at tits oiHse.
Is TE Esruu1NT WHENEpS, have hereuRto sub
scrlbed my nan aat anVeI the Seal Of
r-zaL1 this office, at Coumbus, the 12th day OF
September, A. D. 1857, .s....-
WI HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of St1ts-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Democrats say the Union party must
be turned out of power because it ha>
violated the constitution. They will do
well to Temem Der that but for the Tn
ion party there would have been no
constitution to violate and No Union to
preserve. Democracy sought to utterly
destroy both.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Copperheads say mo" with great vim
to lettins loyal black men vote, but
they have spoken an encouraging and
sympathetic Yes toevery proposition
Of rebels to seeede, rebel and break up
our Union. Would that they had said
IN - when so saying would lave saved
the country infinite suffering and blood.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The copperheads claim that if the
negro Is given the ballot, it will ntke
{ the negro-not the cOpperhead,) the
equal Of the white man. Now it hap
pens that there IS one class of eOlored
people who vote noW.-The more
-than-half white" colored man is v0
Ter, already. Is ne not therefOres ae-
cording 10 their own argument, enti-
tlel Ito sit down and rise up with the
democratic editors, and to marry dem
ocratic fasses No backing out now.
Accept the situation, gracefully. Ac-
knowledge your equals and press them
TO your immaculate aboos01ls' Belle
foptaihe Rep.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The United states of AIneriea stands
alone, among all the nations Of the
CIVILIZED world. in refusing civil and
political rights or privileges t0a any race
on account of color. This ignorant,
blind and brutal prejudice exists no
" here else on TO :, 8 10 B-tOol. It is a
thing f which cur children viii be
ashamed of us. For the time is com ing
in this generation, rs surely as JehOVzih %
rtigus ahpvr, that our laws shall speak
oniv of The people, as GGd's law does,
and neither black pc )ple nor white peO-
p e. red pop g Tor gray, shall be eE-
Guided from a cOrsPntlng voice ia the
GCverument.-J0u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
REvI A0VERTIg gEIlIEIIT.l. 5.
TEETH ExTRAGTEDBY THR USE
OF NARCOTIC SPRAY.

1t is perfectly harm e 81, usual loss Of blood
nr slupei action follows she opera ion. > dev"t
he most scEupuIoIIs -ctre 20 the tFeasm cot and
duIng the Jeeth. f'I drens teefh tendeEly an6
sti ti6caIly trsa ed. am rre1lred 70 sert
artiii,itl dtntaresqGt eth supetlor in-eFefy res
pct tu any in tt5B place ir VIC nty.
ArtifIe al PaIatine Obturators or Palate Plates
aud al kinds OF the most difficult apTii lnsess made
by -rp -e-zi5t<- 3. b. hE-f --0-
-Ofhcr Vest side Of Atain STREET. over Gfayes
SrUo $ Variety stone, De aware, Ohio.
Sep2T' '65-tr.s- -.7 -i.E-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

A portion of the Democaoy are as a
matter Of policy, trying to scare Val
landighan of OF The track as candi-
date for United States Senator, but he
wont scare worth a cent. Believing he
aas a good thing he means 20 keep it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Hayes thought il unconstitutional for
reht Is to cade. Thurmon it was
unc nstitutlona, TO use to'ca to keep
rebels from s ding. Hayes 70 ght
rebr 8. Thu man Il q rrhel@- Choose
between them.-B BeIiefOHtaHe Rep,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Senator Wade says in his Cincinnati
speech very distinctly, thaC his Kansas
speech was nIisreprt sented by the re-
porter of the New York Times, He
says, in short, that the speech as pub
Iished. was an ''eutire forgery p thar 1T
fsbore no relation to the one actually
delivered" :" Il is hoped this is sufn-
GENTLY definite and conclusive,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Farm for Sale.

nTHF Subscriber VIII sell his valuable Farm
j lying aud being in Township ol ri rston.
county ui Delaware and state Of th'o, continuing
265 Acres NJ Land WirP 200 Acres we'll improved
the ba lance w"il tim mbersd two good dwelling
10 2seE, ,une Rrick ami one Frame good out build
ings : id iarp is wei wat red and can be di-
Vided into twn 70 great a1vantiPe, one farm
100 acres, the 0tber Of los with two gond orchards
Scbo'l house and Church convenient Terms
made easy For further frticUEus inquire or the
sunsrIiA r living ia East Libe ty, Porter township
Ielawaro County, Ohio.
Aug SO'67-3mf JOHN VANSICKLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Johnson having pardoned nearly all
the rebels, it behoves the people to
enfrauchise all loyal men, if Tor no other
purpose, 10 preserve the balance of
power for loyalty. Therefore vote fol
the suffrage amendment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The c -oser home to Mr.. Johnsnn's
demurtlized Adm nistration the res pom
sihili'y for the Revenue + aqds is
Brought the louder are th- Democrats
iu pt0se<t1ng that the Pr. sidenGf does
nOI belong 10 their p trty. when a ras-
cal ia s Into the hands of he police,
his cnnTederates are always careful not
to know h m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The ofic al vote a. the e'ection in
Tenut s>,e or Governor i az fnliOWs:
BrownlOyv. Rep "A. .484 EtheFidgey Dem q $50
Bruwnluw's maiO ity 5l.834
The total vote 81 .O3I o. whieh the
soldiers (murh &C tie q a. b own ow'S
"stut d Ling aruy'H cast S1S-aIt for
BrOwnluw. El
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Do you wnn;the ':Bieger out of poll
tics ? If you do. vote Yes on the
Constitutional Amendment. That will
iettIe the question for thousand
Years -,JOHrHnj. z.-a.f..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Attachment Notice

willard 5. stooEweli, Pm. } D EFoREJ ALLEN
against ID Justice Of the
Noble C. Hair. ReH rrace, Of Delaware
TOWNSHIP, DeltWare County, Ohin. On the II b
day OF sep mber. A. D. 1867, said Justice issued
order Of chm sBt IN the above acton for the
sum OF One Hundred and ky ave dora s and
thirty five cents,
Sep.27 81 81. WILLARD 3. sTOCKwFIL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Farm for Sale.
Estate of Salmon 2. Lott.
Estate of Joseph Baker

NJ III E is hereby gwen that the undersigned
4N h8s been duly appointed and qualified as the
administrator Of the EsIaie of Joseph Baker, de-
ceas d. late of Delaware county, Uhio.- al per-
sons interested viii govern themselves according
Is. .. r. PtsWELL,
sep27, ,'6I-3t AlminlgtFaior.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
ForSale.

H1HREE single Buggies and several sets OF Single
aud H8ub H4 IS I4q IRE At
Sep. y 'U7-2t. 1HUMPSUN'5 LIVERY STABLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Ayre's Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure Of Tnf8rmit-
rent ever, or Lhllls snd Fever, Remfgten
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb sgue, Periodical
h36dache, or BtliOI3 Il sad 10 e, and Bill
lous Fsvs rs Z; indeed, for ihe whole class
diseases originating In hillary defane e.
me t, caused By the malaria Of m1asmatic
countries.
THIS remedy has rarely iailed to cure the Sc
verest cases ut ChIls and Fever, and it has thB
great advantage ever other Auue medicines. thai
u subdHes the cOmpla ut Wirhout injury 10 ths
paiieut 10 contains no quInIus or ntuer deleter-
rFus substance NOR does % produce quinism o.
any iujaTious 'iisUt whatever. Sh king brOther
4 ihe army and wests try 10 and you viii endors
these a-sertIons.
Prepared by nR. ,. C. AYR s. Co, Lowell Nass
md sold by ~. q. eTARR, Wmrs CoAsTAST, Del
aware, an by dealers ia meuieInes every where.
r. Sep I3aG7~2m,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Farm for Sale.

2 OFFER for sale my farm situated in BRO wu Tp.
q fur mules Fa1J or Bya FarC, cfptaTi Fifts
AGrts. Lhir1Y-dVc G ear-d, the 5llaHss ni guH5
inber The Improvements q 'II0dse lpg Paru.
C0rn-hOuse, Small ''rG ard ami NeI rs of z aoI
water. lsePl3lmJ pANIEIi SHAFEH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

TX r IA 81
Two Dollars per Year, in Advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

THE PROCESSION win form OF.
William Street, at 10 o'clock, a. m An
Assistant Marshal wiII be sent to meet
the township delegations and conduct
them 10 their places in c5lumns
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

ALFRED 6. LEE, 4. c. THoMSaH.
EDITORS AND PROPRTETORs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Let the Union host come ont in lis /
might, ana devote one day to the great
cause Of LOYALTY, FREEDoN ad PER-
1EANEET UNION.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27


To the AmIcted.-Dr. JOHN TRIP, whose
miraculous cures have produced such great ex.
element in the city Of New York and syra-
ouse, is now in this city. The Doctor, whs has
for years suffered from %Scrofulous affection.
completely destroying Frontal Bone, so tina
the brain became denuded, part Of 1t becoming
liberated and dischaiging. has whole body, in
fact, being a massOf dsoomps sitisn is now en-
tirely restsfed. All those who are afiIcted
with ~ScrofulouS. Mercurial or syphnitic dis.
eases, White sweIlinRs, Erysipelss, Rheuma-
ttsm, SsltTheum, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia,
Throat diseases, inflammation Of the Eyes, run
mini from the Ears, Catarrh, and all blood and
hereditary diseases l make q speciality. am
treating diseases every day by man with the
most perfect success, and Will continue TO do so
IN al cases where the patient understands his
or her disease aud can describe the - mptoms
accurately, are Observation-Disclosures to calf upon
Dr. ]. TRIP, at the HOUSE, Nos.
l09 aid III Adams street.
n. B-nT. j. TRIP guarantees q perfect and
lasting cure. His treatm -ntis positively with
out fail In Sc.OmlOus, hereditary and all other
Chronic diseases.
dec27 DIR. j. TRIPP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
Nom Resident Notfce.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2i06-MaEy T. Murdock and Lydia n. Jsn.
ktns. Who sue by their BexC Gisnd. troska
PieesaHts, VI. R.C. Brinkley aud others.
appearing from affidavit In this cause that
L the defendants !. X. Powell. George Jeukfus
and Thomas Murdoch are nonresident Of ne
Tennessee
IL Is therefore ordered, that they make hsir
appearances herein, at the eourtl0uss IA ne
Guy OF memphis tennessee. on the ara
Monday IN February, 1874, aud plead, answer 81
denur 10 complainant bill, or the Aafub
VIII us taken for CONFESSED as % them. and sci
lor nearing .exparte and that "A copy Of thus
oruef De publshed once ~ week, fpr four sue
cssslFe weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
a cODy-attest:
AUdUSTUN ASTON, Clerk and Msster.
HsisEeA scott, solicitors a0r Complainant.
na#gT N.urHar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
LEGAE.


In che Chanccry Gourto OF Memphis, Penn.
No. 2H7-Mary q. Murdoch and Lydia II. len
ktns, VIE sue BY their next friend, BrUoke
Peasants, vs.. Flora Iugley and otnsrs.
TT appearing nom afddarit In this causs thai
4 the Defendants, Thomas e. Murdock and
george JenEins are non-resideafs Of the state
Of "a see
It1s there,ore ordered, that they make their
appearancs herein. atthe CouIh6uss 10 the eifv
or Memphis, Tennessee, OF TIE lst Mondav
IN February, los, ana plead, answer or delaur
70 complainant blls q the same viii be taken
Tor confessed IS TO them. and set for hearfuu
eNparts, and that a cory Of this order 10 pub
Issued ouce a week, for four successive weeAs
In the Memphis appeal
A eopy-auest:
AD0UsION ALsTON. Clerk e Master.
Heiskell * Scott solicitors fer Complainant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
N0n- Resident Notlce-

IN the Chnncery court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 24J5-Mary C. Murdoch and LvAia 81. len
kins, who sue by their next friend. Brooke
Peasants, vs.. Vincent BacigalupO and others.
TTappesrfnR frCIn affidavit in this cause that
George jenkins, are uuu-Ieddeuts Of the state
OF TENNESSEE;
It Is therefore ordered, That they make their
APP earanCe herein, 1t the Courtrouss ia me-
city Of Memphis, tennessee, on tine INST Mon
day In February, 1865, and plead. answer OF
denur 10 complainant bi }. Or the same will
be taken fOs confessed as TO them and set Nr
hearing exparte aEd that a o Of this order
be published Uncs a week, Tor four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
a CODy-AtteBt:
AUGySTJN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Heiskeil& scot, Solicitors 1Or Complainant.
derZ1 TaW~Auy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
esideut Nofjee.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2lyf-MHTy G.. Muuiock and lydia VI. len.
ktns' woo sue by their next nlsnd, BROOKE
peasants. Va George W. Lincoln and others
IT appearing from afHdavit in his cause thsi
4 tue Iuomrs G.. MurdueE and
George jenkins are nOu-resideuts OF the STATE
OF Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered That they make their
appearance herein, al the Courthouse ia rhe
city % MeIaphis tennessee, on the nrst Non
day IN February. 1868 ard plead. answer o.
cemur 70 complainant bill, OF the same will be
takeu Tor conirss1 a&to them and set for near.
ing eXpaIte ana that q copy OF tins ordsr DC
published OLee 4-w. ek, for four Successive
weeks. in the Heuphis Appeal
A c~opy-Atte-t.
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
He.skei 4 Scott, SoieitOrs for Complainant
dpe25 Iaw4u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
Nom esident NOTICE.

In the Chanoery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. Z74, \, u. D-Hugh L. Brlnkley vs.. Abr
nus J. Francisco aud Morris j. Virgins.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause Thai
the defendEnt,AlBtnus J. Francisco is non
resident Of the state OF Tennessee
1t Is therefors ordered that he make his an
pearance herein, at the Courthouse in the CITY
Of Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday IN
February, 1867, and plead, answer or demuT to
cOmplainants bill, or the anne viii hs taken
for confessed as to him and setfo hearing ex-
parte, and that R copy Of this order be pub-
nshed once a week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal.
"a o~epy-Attosts
AuGCsF0N ASTON, Clerk 8 Master.
By r. ]. Black, Deputy CLERK a Master.
HeisAil. Scott & He1skin, Soils. for Compl't.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27
Non-R esiaent Nntice.

] II the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NO. Z8T, y. r. ID. 9. stanton and Jegs.
Moore firm Of Stanton & Moore, Va. j. n
Mcleod II ais.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause thq0
/ the defendants, j. y. Mcleod and VIM. W
haaktns are residents Of TIE 81 lie Of Mfssis
sippi and nJu-resideuts Of the state OF Ten
uessee.
Il is therefore ordered. hat they make theil
appearance herein. at Tie Courthouse IN GA,
city Of Memphis. Tenn, on. or uefore lie ms
Monday IN February. lSss ard plead. answer
OF demuT To complainant bll, or the some vii
be taken for confessed as to ihsIu and st fol
hearing eZparte and that "A % D. OF THIS oriel
be published once q week, for four successive
weeks, In ths Memphis Appeal.
A COPY Attest:
AUGUSruN ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
LogEoodS Feyton, SOis. ioECOnpIaluanL.
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