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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
Attnchnlent Sltit.
Law Court OF Memphis.

Law Court OF memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, November is. 1861.
II. Dow. Plaintiff, rs. Green Williams, Defend
ant
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
a made ia this case in pursuance Of section
3s65 Of the code Of Tennessee and attachment
having been issued and returned By the proper
officer " levied, etc" on the property OF the
defendant. Green Williams:
It is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear a. the Courthouse in the city OF n EN-
nBis. Tenn. on OF before The second Monday in
February next, and defent this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him,
and the case set for hearing" eXpsrte;" and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks IN the pa iy
Appeal
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
A COPY JOHN W. GRAHAM d. &.
Wilson & Beard Attorneys for Plaintiff.
nnHIn Iam4ur
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Mack" " writing from Washington to
the Cincinnati Commercial, thus states
what the late elections decided:
They entirely misinterpret the results
Of the recent elections in the Northern
statss, who attribute them to mere local
causes, or to any special issues that ap-
peared upon the surface or were trumped
40 for electiOneering purposes on oneside
or the other. From Connecticut, in
April, to New York, in November, every
election has been a Democratic victory
and a Republican defeat; and while the
minor issues may have been different in
different States, there was one general is
sue which Wasthe same everywhere, aDC
which was tbs only pertinent one Of ma
tional importance, and that wss the re-
construction policy Of Congress.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati EHqRirer says in his dispatch
of the 18th: "Tbe Radical leaders are
alarmed at the course OF the Alabama
Convention. kilograms are flying thick
and fast between Washington and Mont
gomery 10 check it. The negro party
there declare they intend 10 perpetuate
their power in the State by disfranebis.
ing great portion OF the white people,
and also TO appeal to the Northern Re
publicans for universal suffrage. They
say it would be death 10 their hopes, and
tba whites outnumber them. Silch wa,
the true condition Of affairs yesterday
where the Con ventiOn adjourned TO con
suit with Gems. Pope and Swayne, who
are 10 constant telegraphic communlca-
ton with Washington
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w. 8. PICKETT < CO.,
Cotton Factors l. Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year of business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit a cOntin-
uance Of patronage from our friends aud the
public generally. Our house in New Orleans
Will, as heretofore. be under the management
Of VIM. 3. PICKETT, an old and experienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade,
and affords TO our customers the advantages Of
either market, as their interest or inclination
may induce them to ship
We keep always on hand a. good supply Of
Groceries, Provisions, Bagging, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WORMELEYi JOY q co.
ge4 BIN
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS is
directed to the fact that our three story Ware
house is full from roof u cellar, and we shall
be most happy to show cur goods TO all parties
VENDfG & BRO,
uOyl3 I'm 22B Main street.
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LEGAL.
Resident Notice.

In the Chanesry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
40. lsis--Harfis0n Irby, Administrator Of the
estate Of James A. Hart, deceased, vs. Lurinds
Hart, Geo. r. Hart, ct al.
TT appearing from afiidavit In this cause that
| the defendants, LaFerniA p. Hart and 3. S
Dean, administrator Of Ii. r. Dean, deceased,
are residents OF the state OF Mississippi, and
non.residents OF the State OF Tennessee
II is Therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, az the Courthouse in the
mty Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the 1rat
Monday in December, 1851, and plead, answer
OF demur 70 complainants bill, or the same
Wtll be taken fOE confessed A. to them ana set
for hearing exparte, AID that a copy Of this or
der be published once week for Jour success
two weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUGUsTON ALsToN, CLERK and Master
By Ri. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, Solicitors for Complainant
MI L.---
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Attnchnae4lt Notice.


George Ciansou vs.. Lacy McFee-
IN this cause it appearing TO the Court thai
| Lacy MCFee has aU-conded so that ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him
that an attachment has been issued against
the said defendant which has been returned
levied ungn two MuiRs, one Wagon and one
Set Harness, the defendant not 70 be found
and it further appearing that the property a,
attached is OF q periSnable nature DO is cousld'
cred by me that Judgment niSi be rendered
against said defendant iu favor Of plaintiff fol
thesum Of s2Of and C Ists OF suit, unless he en-
ter his appearance in tEis cause within fOul
weeks frOm this date; and that publication be
made in some newspaper published in tht
county Of shelby requiring the said defendan
tn answer said attachment, etc, and that - g
Robertson, the ofdCer levyIug said attachment
proceed to sell the property 20 attached TO the
highest bidder, for cash. alter having adver
tised the same iOr ten days anu hold the pro
cesds subject TO the further orders OF JIis Court
witness my hand anu seal this 18TH NoveEn'
Der, 1867.
nov20 lawiwe r. B. MILLER. ]. P.
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.,t,HE ESTATE OF THE LATE DR. JOHN W.
1 MADDOX. Letters testamentary having
been granted to rs by the County Court OF
shelby County, Tenn, al its November term,
1861, we hereby notify all persons to whom said
estate is indebted, 10 present 10 us their claims
or demands within the time fixed by law, and
al persons indebted TO said estate Will be re-
quired 70 make prompt payment of their debis.
HENRY 5. MADDOX, Executor,
JULIA A. MADDOX, Exseutrix
OF the late Wll and Testament OF John Wesley
vsnTe Iorrfrv
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Strau Notice.

TAKEN UP by ]. NJ HaIlum. in the second
Il District OF shelby county, October lst, 1901,
dark oHy mare Mule, Is nands high, years old,
Also, light bay mare Mule, I45S hands high,
branded I on left shoulder and r on left hip.
Each valued at SiO0
Also, taken up by ". Battle in First Dis
trict, one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners are notified to come forward and
take them away.
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LFIsE, OF New Orleans, would
M most respectfully announces to the citizens
or Memphis that she will open her classes fOT
the above graceful accomplishment on the
THIRD TOESDAY in September, at the JEFF
ferson Block. second street, where she trusts,
by stri aiteutiairt 10 the advancement OF her
nlpi \ Who may be inIrnsted 10 her charge, to
merit 4 share of the public patronage Mad.
~ having taught IN most o. the principal
cities OF The south aud southwest, hopes 70
meet here with the same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF in
strncfion elsewhere. Daysand hours OF tuition
for Children, Tuesdays and saturdays, from
half.past O'Clock TIL dark Tor Ladies, from
10 Am. TIL II; for Sentlemen, from I'LL 10
I. M, all the same day. References unexcep-
tiOnable for which, and other particulars,
please see circulars, which will be found at the
prin fpal book and music stores Terms mod
81 ate Calisthenlcs and Landing taught in pri-
Vate families and schools, II desired. sOiree6
given twice month auO
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THE ECURRERCY-EXPA OR CON.
TRACTION?

] IhACIAONs
The Commercial article Of the New
York Herald Of the 18th November,
says:
It is understood that early in the ses-
sion measures will be introduced in both
Houses against the further contraction
ofthe currency and favorable to initiation,
and it is to be presumed from the present
temper Of the public mind that the anti
contractionists viii be successful at least
to the extent of repeating the bill author
izinp the Secretary of the Treasury to
contract United States notes at the rate
Of four millions a month. Popular senh-
ment is more strongly opposed to cOntrac-
ton at the present time than It has ever
been before, because its effects are visible
on all sides in the depression in trade
which prevails all over the country, and
IL requires no very vivid imagination to
nictura worse results If such contraction
Is persevered in. The South is recover
ing verv slowly from the prostrating in
fuences Of the war, and an abundant
currency is needed to assist in the work OF
restoration. Moreover, its entire area is
now open 70 legal tender note a1d Ma
tioual Bank circulation, whereas during
the struggle the South was closed against
our currency. FracucaiIyI JneIeloTeI Jle
reopeniug OF the Southern States resulted
in currency contraction North, East and
West. because it Withdrew in the aggre-
gate a large amount from the channels
In which it had before been employed.
This important fact should have received
more consideration than it did in Con-
gress when the question Of contracting
the legal tender notes was discussed; but
it is not yet too late to avert the worst
disasters which overlook Great Britain
in its efforts to return to specie payments
by contraction Of the volume Of Bank OF
England notes between 1918 and 1873,
and the lesson taught by the financial
history Of England during that memo
rable period should not be lost upon our
selves. We inflated the currency too
rapidly for a healthy fiscal system, and
now we must be careful not to repeat the
blunder by excessive contraction.
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Adnnfnlfstratior. Notice.

L ETTERS OF Administration upon the estate
i OF Daniel Notion, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersigned at the November
Term OF the County EOurt OF shelby county.
a persons iudebted TO. or having claims
against said estate, viii please cal on 2 n.
Howell Esq, Nc Union street, lat Meaeham
& TreadWell's) vine is authorized 10 act for me
IN the premises - -. .
JENNIE W. MOTION, Adm'x
OF estate Of D. Notion, deceased.
Memphis, November Is, 1857.
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Law side Of the Common Law and ChanceTy
Court o. the City OF Memphis, Tennessee:
Wilson John Je1ers vs. Laura Belle Jsueus.
IT appearing from afiidavit In this cause that
. i the defendant Laura Belle Jsrfsrs is a ION
resident Of the state OF Tennessee
It is Therefore ordered that she make her ap-
pearancs herein Al the Courthouse IN the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the
second Monday In February next, lS5s.
and plead, answer or demur to PLAINTIFF
bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
iessed As 10 her and set for hearing sx-Barte.
and that a copy Of this order be Published
once week for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis APPEAL-
A COpy-Attest:
JOAN DONOVAN, Clerk
By 3. n. CAPERs. ID. q.
Kerr, Westeott q stahl, Attorneys Tor Plain
tn uovf4 Inu4w
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o Tuasdav. pecember 81. Ise7.

In front OF the Law Courtroom in the city Of
Memphis, TenHessg g, sell 70 the hight 81 bidder
for cash, the following property. tO-wlt: A GER
tain lot Of land situate lying and being in the
county OF shelby, state of tennessee and city
Of Memphis, and bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning At the northwest
corner of an alley on the south side Of rOplar
sueet, hetwes Nam and Second streets, city
Of Memph =, running wsst with Poplar street
2iH feet: thence south "a teet; thence east "a =
ieet: thence uOrtn with said alley 4 feet TO the
beginniug-tOgetber with all of the improve
ments thsreOu. The title 10 said property Is
beiieved to De good, but Will sell ana convey
only as Trustee. Equity Of redemption waived.
-als between Il O'Clock M. ana O'Clock pm.
novl2 IDS HIRAM A. PARrEE, Trustee.
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Seyenteenth day Of December. lS67,

Between the hours OF y O'Clock m. and p. m,
at the southwest corner Of Court square, in the
city OF Mem phis. Shelby county, Tennessee,
sell al public auctOn 70 the highest bidder far
cash, a certain tract OF Land Containing 81
acres situate IN Shelby county, Tennessee, and
described as follows: Beginning At The south
east corner Of 40 acre grant Of the State Of
Tennessee 10 Charles D. Mclean, thence south
50 deg. west 10l POLES 10 links 70 a stake, gam,
oak and hickory pointers in the south aound-
] ary, Thence north deg. west 81 poles sinks 10
a stake two gums and dogWOod pointers,
/ thence north So deg east i02 poles 70 a stake in
] the east boundary, white oak pointer, thence
Z south deg, east 50 POLES and Inns to the be-
ginuing--the same being sub division Ne. OF
I J. II. BateuiAns survey Of said tract
The right on redemption is waived, and the
I tile believed to be good, butt viii convey only
I a. trustee. l. n HILL, Trustee.
4 Ayres 4 Randolph, Attorneys.
HogeHlbeT IS ls67. pov5 IDS
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
Iege will Open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional J.aw.............3en. ALBERT PIX
Real Property & Pleading X. X. II EATH
Personal Property q Pleading. "a. M. LEVI;
EQUITY q Commercial Law Hon. p. 7. sCRuG GG'
Grim. Law & Admiralty Gen. J. Il. CHALdEEs
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40 Rhons it Mau Concer,..

HAVING, al the November term Of the
ri County Court Of Shelby county, obtained
laIJsrs Of administration on the estate OF
George Schroeder, deceased, AL persons having
claims AGAINST said estate are hereby notified
ff file the same with me within the time pre-
aer-ibe<i by law, or they will be forever barred
i CAROLINE SCHROEDER. Adm1K-
Memphis. Nov, y, 1857, novl4 laWfRf
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Valuable Plantation to Lease.

Z WILL Lease, as administrator OF Christopher
L J. Field, decd, his Home Placa-ths place ol
Ulay s Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are In the
county Of Bolivar, Miss, and in fine condition
fer cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past There is q new and nns Circular
SaW-Mill on the Home Place, for Sale.
For further information Apply to me at Paris
Bourbon county, KY, or 20 Dr.. e j. Field, on
the premises. B. J. CLAY.
Ociq Admir- g j. Field. decd.
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Admafnfstratrir N0tfce.

NOTICE is hereby given to All parties who
IN have claims against the estate Of r Is.
Shone, deceased. viii present them duly su-
tnenticated on or before the 18th daY OF No
vem Der next Also, all who are fnd8oted 10
said estate will please come forward for settle
ment. Address, Bartlett Station, Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn.
MkS. u. A. "a. SHONE
fFfe efr-frfv
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friday, the Sixth Day OF december, 1861,

Between the hours OF 10 am and pm, on sbe
premises, sell al public sale to the highest bfd-
der, iOr cash, the following described proDertv-
A certain parcel of land situate. lying and -
ing in the city Of mem phis, the county Or
shelby and the state Of Tenneszee. and ties-
criDed as follows, towIt: Being q. part OF I,ct
numbered three hundred and ssventy-one tS7Il
as designated upon the original plan OF lois of
the town Of Memphis, winch part of said lot Is
thus bounded; Beginning at the northeast cor
ner Of lot formerly known as george CrOm-
wells; thence east with Jefferson street hfty-
eight i5ol feet 70 us intersection with Third
street; thspqe south with Third street one nun
dred aud fOrty-eight (laSl ieet six t6l inches to
another alley, thence with said slley one hun
dred ana fOrty-eieht (l4sl feet six l6l inches to
another alley thence north with said iast al
ley thfrfy-six t3dj feet 20 the south boundary
line OF the Cromwell lot aforesaid: thence east
with SAID boundary line ninety 1901 feet and six
(el inches 70 the southeast corner Of the afore-
said Cromwell lot; thence north with the east
boundary line of said Cromwell lot one hum
dred and twelve li2) fest and six (6l inches 10
the said ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with AL the ap-
uurtenauces thereunlO belonging. said deed
OF trust was executed 70 secure tbs pay u1eut OF
certain promissOry notes TO EDWIN w. lehman
for the balance Of the purchase money. Re-
dempti0n waived. Title perfect, but sen only
as trustee. j. Q. Johnson, Trustee
Mem phis, Novembs II, 1867. nOvI4 tds
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Trustees sale.

ny virtue Of an order OF the Chsncary Court
O OF the city Of Memphis, appointing me
trustee in the room and stead OF c. p. Norris
trustee, under Deed OF Trust executed 10 i'm,
by A. P. Dies, on the 18th day o. Septern fler
1865, to secure the payment OF certain notes fo,
II. H. Hmm, therein mentioned, when said
Iced Of Trust is recorded in the Register.
once. in book Ne. 81, part lst, pages 55s, 80
and $50. I will,
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LnOk nt fhe GOOGS. |.

And then judge for Yourselves, Adopting Tor
Dnr motto. s'HONESTY Is THE bEST FOL
ICY" we shall adhere strictly to il in all the
details OF our business, and endeavor TO give
their patronage.
We do not intend to give up business" or
dissolve partnership" but shall sell goods at
prices which are an advertisement of them
selves feeling confident that an intelligent
public will soon see the difference between
WORDS and ACTIONS. Remember,
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Trustees SnLe.

I)Y VIRTUE Of a Deer Of Trust made d, ma
ID by r. T. Hughes ON the ID DAY OF Novefn-
Der, 1875, snd recorded in the Re-ister's once
IN Shel' y county, and state OF Tenne see ia
book No 81, part 2, pages 49, 90 anu 2fs - So
cure a certain indebtedness therein named. i
will,
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

fyFEeyE CGr1mandery, No. " eets 4ih MON
1ag of each month. John zent, Conn n. J
tiFyyf "a Rec.
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SpeciaL NOtice.

The clients OF Daniel Notion, deceased, hav-
ing unfinished business rsnia ming in his
IA snds, are requested to cal on Mallory Young
4 Anderson, attorneys, Ne. l9 Mad isOn stree
in whose care the same has been placed.
JENNIE W. MOTION. Adm'x
OF estate Of u. Notion deceased.
Memphis November l5 fS57. novI6i iw
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the ChanceTy Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. iSfs-JnO Overton ~. A. NJ HOp<ius
IT appearing from afddavft In this cause thai
4 the defendant, A. ". Hopkins, is a nOn-rssi-
Ient Of the state OF Teunessee,
II is therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
pearance herein, al the COurthOuas Ia the civ
OF Mem PMS, Tenn, on or before ths nrst Mon
day IA January. 1868, aud plead, answer OF
dsmur 70 complainant bi!l, OF ne ssIne VIII be-
taken for confessed as to him, and set for hear
ing eXparte, and that copy Of this order BE-
published once week, for four successive
weeks, in ths Memphis appeal.
A copg-attests
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk a Master.
BY K. ]. BLACK, d. Z. a n.
CAN'T & Waddell. Sol. for Complainant,
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VENDIG 81 BRO,
226 Main Street.

WE would call the attention OF the Public
w to the fact that, having entirely altered
and improved our premises, we are deslrous OF
selling out the present stock OF DRY GOOUS
aT prices which we do not publish for p PUFF
and BLOW but would simply ask Of a discrim-
mating uublic 10 come and
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NOn- Reaiderlt NOffce.

BY K. J. BLACK, u. Z. a 4
CAN'T & waddell. Sol. for Complainant.
nO5-laW4W
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II Offering OUR BITTERS 70 The Southern
| Pubhc, We have no hesitancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduc-
tIos in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with 3
special sdaptitude TO the various types Of
stomaoic derangements prevalent In our
climate.
HIss gentle stimulant TO the system afteI
undergoing a severe illness.
It's cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrbsa and Cholera MorbuR.
Itiss preventive for Chlls and Fevers.
ItEs an Invaluable companion for person
trsvslinR al AL reasons OF the year.
Iisa EozE enterprise, and possesses true
merit a "
~ sold every whore.
O. H. EBBERT & co.
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. Q Howard's Row,
feblO u Memphis. Team.
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yEMPHIS APPEAL
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A Leading Radical Paper objects to nj,
Trial.
.rnm tho clncInnall aaaette, l5th.l


From the Cincinnati Gazette, l5th.l
There are people yet who think that
something is to be gained or some prin-
ciple established by the trial of Jefferson
Davis, and day by day the approaching
trial is announced. What is 10 be accom-
pIished by Il? Is it to convict him OF
tresson2 Who believes that Virginia
Jury, legally drawn, can be had to do
that? And il he were convicted, what
then? ? Why should he be punished
when Lee and all the rest were dis
charged without conditions is this
Government going TO revive the Jewish
scape-goat institution, and pile all the
sins of the rebellion on one man in order
to cancel them all in the lump by fine
Or is this trial to be had in order 10 decide
whether secession is n right? Think OF
this Government, after calling out 8
million Of men to put down the rebellion,
submitting its right TO do so to a jury OF
twelve men in rebel State.
And what If the jury should Rcquit
him Then il will have been decided
at law that secession is right, and that
the Government committed a crime by
resisting it: and as an illegal order is no
defence to the agent, all our soldiers who
carried on the war will have been found
guilty of murder. What a splendid con-
summation this would be for our imbe-
cile officiousness in demanding trial Of
Jefferson Davis. A jury trial is not mt
for the head of a great belligerent power
that carried on a terrible war for four
years. The right Of a nation to subdue
q rebellion is not thing to be submitted
to any Jury. It is netSAhs to execute a
penalty on one man out Of belligerent
bower that put half million of armed
men in the field, and after we have dis
charged all the rest.
Jefferson Davis is q fit subject for john
sons pardon This ignominy may serve
in the place Of penalty. We know moth
ing more humiliating that we can do to
him, than TO have him owe his discharge
to Johns0n's pardon. Let him have this,
and let us stop the farce of trial which
is announced as close at hand.
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A ssOCIATED with this House are Messrs
"A h. f. FarDswortn, John c. ReakiTf,
u p. Sengstack, James Boon aud Others,
all OF whom are we'll and faVOrably
known in this city and throughout the South
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
correct business men OF long and tried expert
ence. And with our personal knowledge and
familiarity with The wants OF our numeI ous
friends and patrons, and our strict attention "a
business We are determined 10 make this the