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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-08

THE cHTNcARoRA
SMOKING TOBACCO

sUHE CaTNGARoRA TOBAccO crows nom the
Il rtch soil OF the ORIEST, and ts possessed
Of a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely IN
knoWn 10 the tObaccos OF ali other dimes But
Is unprecedented popularity has sprung nom
the fac TOT the entire ab~enee OF TIA deadly poi
co, and which Is The one and 90 ecauseo % the
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia, etc,
which most invariably, sooner or later. OllOw
the Indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. Al
the recent anGlYzetion OF tobacco rom all
parts Of tue world. at the Academy or Sciences,
in Paris. the renowned chemist 81. Lamcu-
reaux, declared that while European and
cent, and the purest Bavana tobaceO Hom two
70 i've per cent OF Ntcotn, The C~HINGAEOkA
did not contain one dtscoYerahle particlao Of
tbat dsadly poison, adrop Of which, sxtracsed.
viii destroy lie.
Our agent at BOMBAY has shipped Us largs,
Quantities ofthe daring the rast
two years, and although we have been pressed
70 The veteran smoker, yet We srs now pre-
| AIRED TO offer Il IN unlimited Quantities. a. .
price much lower than some American t0hocr .
of a lar inferior quality
--eoon0fsse has butte smoke hear er-
can tobacco and clga1. which as inrar nv
medicinal taste which leaves z Eause0r nm
4 eaithy coafing in the mouth. ard 4 fims
seldom fails to shatter the nervous syst m
Tha natives OF the eORJENT" EU 49, thu
aCHINGARoRA rom morn til night, fr ~ voufh
10 sep. and are happily unconscic "a 81 the
Wild. distressing are which ccury : through
az veins OF the inhaler oil the ams@ 81 %
We invite svery lover Of ths ~ ED 70 Try the
CHHGARORAs and guarantees 71nprecsdsnted
Dleas are In ia delicious favor. ...
Sold eveTywhare At 81 poU d
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M. q. sPIEGBL. g5 5ea 2 ~ g 81 e.

nR- G SPIEtGEL -
hest medical schools or europe ana Ahe
Tni.rd states. and member Of the principal
y -5fcal societies in those countries, has prac-
Hcsd meiicine In Memphis Tor he LAST thirteen
years, and continues 70 OFFER his protessionsi
ssryices 10 the public, in the treatment Or Al
forms OF disease upon the most improved In
rouesp methods. Ny vast collections OF rare
medicines and surgical Instruments, vita a
I~ffe-l0ng experience in their ADMINISTRATION
and use. warrants me in claiming a SUPERIORITY
over The more ordinary method OF ueaung dis
eases such as CANCER and TUAOhS OF every
description. which ] cure by CONSTITUTIONS
fraatmeut eN lusively, no operation performed
bv the knife. Diseases OF the hSeEr anu
skin. CONSUMPTION and Brouenins, khrenna-
fism. Neuralgia S~crufnla, syphilis, Strcturer
elect. Grave. Piles, DropSy, F1stula 10 ane;
in short, all Chronic Diseases giVlne es,
Dz.iaI attention TO FEMALE OF
every description. 1 am always rsad4 az
aI times 70 consult with nrst-ctass fhyslalanh'
either bv letter or in person, upon al ulseAseh
nertaiuing to medicine and surEery. Madleine
sent bv express 70 all parts OF the Worial "heh.
desired
OFFICE-No. 80, south side Monroe, between
Main and second streets Memphis
R.sFNeuca- No. 80 Union street. mNh AAA
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PRONOUECED L~NCUR4BLE.
AZ Diseases Of children viii also receive es-

kI yon ave had the sad Misfortune 10 con-
100 he accursed disease, known as VeneriaL
o1v form Won can be cured II care not IN
Ma stage II may present itself whether pri-
,,,arZ secondary or tertiary, without taxing
H-.sGiiTarv Grain ofmediuine. Amer ten years
oFclose INVESTIGATION and practical experience.
am convinced that tnterna! treatment lof
ne burmese OF efecting a permanent cure
oF sVDhiHtfc diseases is useless, and Lhht
i'm a large proportion OF cases ~
While Under my method OF external mea.a
ton. which is pleasant and agTsean1e % tns
pstienL. I defy competition with any obLleL
mafbod known TO the medical profession, L0I
speedy and permanent cure-whlen e1s 80.
faa in an cases. In making this lmpo5taht hact
known 10 the public, 1 wish 70 STATE tlAt 4 an
a regular practitioner Of medlclntt Its ~
> grSduare OF the Medical Department. Of me
University OF LoHisvi'-, KY kho tnsb Ag
method OF treating these -tseas@ "a eos' years
~ Seen study and clos oBservation.
AN diseases OF the Esr and Eye treated upon
the most improved methoaS
o-I Ser,DB. Respectfully,
"-Sf q. ". MCLEOD, N.
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hhanefysa pe
Monday, June -, 1867.

Monday, June -, 1867.
NO. 1855 Mr. D-John ovsrton vs. R. 4. Beth.
Admir-, ct al
DY virtue af an Interlocatofy decree In his
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, Ou
Monday, June "a, 1867,
Between the hours or 10 a m. and ~ m, The
ollowing described Real Estgte, to-Wtts Lot
No. 164in OTe-ton addition tothe city Of Mem
Oz0l one hundred and twenty feet and runn1ns
back between parallel lines Q70) one hundred
and seventy feef 70 An alley.
months, notes with good security, lien retain
ing till payment Of purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
mVS5 I'd
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Domestic Markets.


NEw YoRK, September 5.-stocks steady; cxcep,
Erie, which are f1ft. Sterling, G9a1 TO- Gold ~
b2 Coupons, liil. Flour unsettled-now 10C
po' lower. ~ Wheat shade iirmer. Corn &c better.
Lard ! lower. Cotton quiet aml steady at q.
IIpentino and Rosu quiet.
EvEHIrh, pIsp.rcM
Gotten easier, sales 800 bales at ~. Flour ir-
regular. Whoat active. Mixed corn 81 1.1G1al. IL.
Oats steady. Southern GoaG7. Mess pork s23 20.
monoy las per cent. Gold 1.43l; '62 coupons
Liza.
CINcrSNAT1, September 9-Flour steady. Corn
salos 1000 barrels of Mess Pork at s2i-hoid
higher. Bacon Shoulders 1Si; clear Sides I7ai7i;
large demand from tho west aud South. Lard l2i.
BALrntoRE, September 5..-Cetton quiot and
vory, qniet and firm. Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet ut previous rates. Corn very dull; s1les
Light; White s1l7, Yellow 81 20. Oats less active
Bacon cloacd buoyant- Shoulders 1ic; Oloar Siles
lGic; holders aHking higher. Lard and whiskoy
unchanged. -
MOBILE, September 5.>-Tho market continued
tlull and nominal; sales II balos; siddings nonli-
nally 29 Receipts, 50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 5.-Sacs of Cotton
200 bales.dull aud unsettled. HIiddlings 24a95c
Rocoipta 154 balca. Sugar and Molasscs unchaug-
cd Flour very dull. Superflno Sass 25. Corn
dull. Mixed 81 20; whitc and yellow 81 IS. Oats
dull Mt 6sa7Ge Pork firm at s2G 50 for round lots
Bacon shoulders 14tc.; clear sides 18la1Stc sugar
cured hams 22ao a234c. Lard 14tc. in ticrccs
Gold 41ta41s; Sterling 59ha56; sight exchange on
Now York per cent. premium. .a
closed dull, with downward tendency; Middlings
nominally 24s. Rcceipts AZ; receipts OF tho week
4s2; exports 2Gl; stock 792; Tho woather hot and
rainy ;s Tho steamer Ariel has put into this port
huogsTA;;, September 5.--Cotton lst; sales %
bales; Aliddlrngs 2sa23A. .,a#I d 5'.5"
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Washington, RoSys.

WAsnISaInS, September 5.-A granl cnca mp.
ment OF National Union johnson Incn meet To-
night. The call 10 by advertisement. Several
prominent men from abroad will br in attendance.
four column letter from General Sickle, to
General Grant, will bo published tomorrow. (Thc
report is published i'll full in another part uf our
paper.l
The report that sharp colloquy look place be-
tween the President and General Graut is groulItl-
less,
Tic United States Consulate. at hIcssnu csti.
mates tho ch olera deaths since July at GOOO. II
seems to be spreading wider, but aDating in fatal.
ity.
Major Kennoy, OF tho Fort Phil. Kcarney masaa-
orc, arrived after six months stay. His opinion
is that the Indiana must bo whipped before wo cal,
have peace. They ind war profitable. TlIny have
killed sevon commissioned officers, and stolen
property OF great ynuc i'll tho vicinity Of Fort Phil
kearney.
Tho revenue receipts to-day amount to sGio, ,oGo
Grant authorized the publication OF Sickles
letter.
A knowing gcnioman made bot to-day, thai
tho California Democrats have elected the Cover
nor, two Congressman, and that the Legislature
is Democratic. Authentic reports arc awaited
With great anIicfy. Con. Densler received San
Francisco dispatch to-day dated yesterday, saying
call right" ~
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Alabama conserrstire Convention.

MosrooMEnY, September 5.-Thc Conservative
Convention adjourned to-day, after adopting the
following resolutions
in convention assembled III the city Of Montgom-
cry, adopted ns nm expression or their views tho
following resolutions Of the State OF Pennsylvania,
adopted at n recent convention in thai Stale.
lst. The Constitution of llic United States hnins
that form Of civil government established by tho
founders OF tho UI,toI, with such changes MS have
prescribed by itsef it is th only rishtiu govern
ment, binding upon oycry inhnbitsnt, OF al! ranks,
sexes. colors, age and cGn9n SnS is is n tnG T GUY!
hcations, under nny circumstances, TO protect and
defend tho aamc. 49,.
"a In all conflict Of poEsra i nIar is Sifn nrht
which is independent G, and in its province sipn-
Tior to, each OF the ot,;cis, and which they are
bound to oboy.
Sd The Union Of the StA tcs ID decided by the
war and accepted By tho Southern peopte to he
perpetual, and the authority OF the Federal Gov.
ernmont is supreme within its constitutional
limits.
4th Congress is not The Federal Government,
nI,r is tho President, nor the Supreme Court. Tho
Tedernl Government is that form Of civil policy ca;
tab.iehcd by tho Constitution, consisting Of al
thrcE, each supromo in its own limits, and cecil
entitled equally with tho others. to tho loyal oba
5th. BY the Constitution and under the fnrda-
mental law Of tho Federal Government which is
superior to Congress, aud Of Which Congress IL
self is the creature, representation i IN Congress
and indesructsble in its nature and abiding in
every State, being duty as well IA q right, per!
tanning to the PEOPLE of every State, the denial oi
which is tho destruction Of tho Federal Gov
ernment.
9th. Each State, under tho Constitution, has the
right To prescribe tho qualifications Of its electors.
The Conservative men Of Alabama adopt, as fur
ther expression OF i,eIr opinions and purposes,
tho following:
7th Reso,ued, That it IL orr earnest aim nn,l
purpoao to cultivate rotations Of harmony, friend.
ship and peace, between tho races; to deal justly
with tho blacks, and to aid aud instruct them in
proper understanding OF oil their duties to them
seves society and tho country, and announce OF
treacherous and basc all attempts Of bad NEIL Il
eigendcr aud encourage antagonsm between tho
races .-.t....
8th Tint we are The Inhabitants OF common
country, sharers md sufferers Of a common des
tiny, and We will do all in our power TO instruc
and elevate the colored race in its moral, soca
and political responsibilities.
oh. That while wo havo much oharity for tli
colored man. mud feel inclined to look indulssntl
and toierantly OH his prejudices of race, unculti
Yated aNd encouraged NJ thOy haro been by rccen
events ard by inaidtou3 counsels of bad mon,
appeal to him, by tho common interests OF com
mon country, 10 place his trust in those whom j.
knows to BIZ honorable, and to dnal cautiousi
with strnngels who bear no evidence that the
were honorcd N'here they weTo bettcr known.
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North Carolina Republican Conrcn,lon,

N4LEion, Soptcmbcr 5.-Tho Convention roas-
senobled to-day. amoro thorough and permanent
organization of the party throughout the State
has becIl effected. There was stormy morning
and eveniuS session. Many speeches were made,
chiefly OF an indaminatory kind, favoring pro
scription Of rcbels and q coniiscation of thoir
property. Marahal Ooodlon defended tho South.
ern whites manfully, deprecated conflscation and
warned the freedmen OF tho dangers surrounding
them.
No platform as yet has been adopted, but reso
lutions referring coniiscation md kindred actions
TO Congress for action were carried By tremen-
SoMs majority, amld rociierous Cheering.
Thoy meet again tonight.
Tho Convention adopted and endorsed the plat
form % tho Convention of the 9th March; left
soniiscn Won to Congress More Up npc9nl;ing Rsso-
nander to order suspension of Tho collection OF
half flle taxes due the State anu County; asking
for an carly clectsop, and call for Constitutional
Convention.
The Convention will probably adjourn, and the
members 60 home Tonight at late hour.
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-APPENDTx-
aFBlon OF TnE fSfiIs GRiTRn sPaFEs M + MAl.sItAI,

aFBIoE OF TnE UNITED sTATEs MAI.SIIAL.)
RAIRIGH, NORTH CARoLMA. July 30th, 1867
70 General Danid E. Sekki C6nnandfr 2d Niii.
tary Dhricf: ~ .4 ~, B
II have the honor 10 enclose copy Of an order
from Of subordinates to my deputy st Whining
ton which forbida the cnforceme an issuci
at the June term OF the United States Circuit Court
You wtp poroeiyV that Col Frank founds this order
applicable to tho tourts Of tia United States In this
feel lIsured that he s mistaken. since oanuot suppose
govem ent to which owe allegiance arn strenRh.
Susd ia hs ysg Of the opnion Of ths Chles
Justice delivered to tho Bar IN this city at Tho opsnina
Of tho Court You aware that my dnty 70 obey the
swa Of tnt Unitsi states, and at The afne time
RTsat desire TO Avoid collision between ths Ciyl and
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Gcoreia Noxyu.

AUGUSTA, September 5.-Ben. Hill is writing
series OF letters TO Grant III reply 10 popc in which
he asserts that no respectable white man in the
South approves Tho military bills as constitutional,
right just or desirable. Tho uncandid accept, tho
candid reject, and none approve, all despisc. The
tinel tomorrow aud be followed by others.
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Trnnn dI0l,IIn.

MOBILE, September 5.-Col. T. d. Shepherd, who
vas shot at Mount Vcrnnn Arsenal n few woeks
ago by Capt. ScaG, u S. n, died hero to-dny ofthe
wounds no had received. Capt. Schaff has been
trial before military commission since hion-
day. The examination concluded to-day. The
sentence is not promui3ate Col. Shepherd was
highly respected BY tho citizens.
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Crons in Gcnrgiu.

sAyANSAn, September 5.-Roports from lilo Sea
Island CROP arc discouraging. From the South
Carolina ct,ast reports say that tho rain and worm
have made Great havoc. The Georgia coast re-
Islands. OthNr Islands expect fair crop. Tho
estimate OF tho Sea Island crop. made last week
place it at 81 600 i,ales thin week nnly o001. The
favorable for good yield Of Upland Cotton. The
quality OF tho new cotton received go far Ia good
as usual. No new Sea Island racrirea yet
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TELEGRAPLIIC.
Our Gable DIsI;n,cl.rs.

BADEN, September 5..-The Marquis Le Oranges
Torso Trocadero Won tho ST. Leger stake at
E6insen.
vienna, SeptemGer Sit is reported that Baron
Won Ba,Ist wilt acll tho Austrian Church property
aud pay tho accumulated National Debt.
MApnIp. September 5.--The Government has
ordered the return of the Spanish ileet from the
Pacific.
LONDON, September 5.--Noon.-- -Consols Oil.
u. y. Bouts 731,
LONDON, September So Il. M-ConHols
81 1916.
LvEnr2oL, September G.--Noon.- Cotton steady,
sales 0U00 bales.
LIVERPOOL, September 5.---2 2. M.-Cotton stca-
dT. Pork 9oj. lard declined i7s "a.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

hr h-rleSs To hcrvene military orders Lcared 10 be-
operative before that tribunal. Thc note IN tie rt
Where Moore Co.. werV plaintiffs, was dated Des.,tb
nineteenth linl. eighteen hundred aud sixty flSIyJ
lHiSnell X. l.. FRANZ,
Nrt. Liuut. Col. Coin',la
ofiiCiAl Cory 3D. W. ELoUs, a. A. A. Gen'L
lie following endorsement plsuod upon tile tor
gong document, f ~ " .
Advocate. "a Military District '' H
Nv command u MUoruenrra u. L. SICKLES.
j. ". CLoGs. Capt 33th Iuft a, A. A. 0sn'L
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r. II. SHERIDAN,
From California.

GAN FRAsclsco September 4.-The Democrats
hay0 elected tho MAJOR, and majority OF tho
interior show reduced Union majorities.
SAA FnANcIsCo, Septombor 4.-Tho election is
progressing quietly. The Democratic vote will bo
larger than for como years. At three O'Clock
Insight vas ahead in. tho city. Phelps, Repubii-
can is probably beaten in tho First District. Tho
Republicans consider the othor Congressraen
aafe ~ ,'trft ..s" s.f - -'al s7
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.Sew Orieans News.


NEs- ORLEANS, September 5.-Sheridan issued
the foil, wing order this morning:
Hh'ApoUARTERs 9TH MILITARY D1s1EICT,l
NEW L'nLEANs, La, September, 6, 1867.
General Ora crs No 3D..
In nccorda, &C with tho iustrut tions contained in
Paragraph / .'f General Orders No J, current
series, from tho Headquarters OF the Army, the
9Th Military District to Brevet a1ajor-GcneraI
Charles Griffin. ,
tSigncd,) ii. bnEhiDhN,
Brevct hIaj or-Goneral y: s. Army.
There wero "A deaths lrom yellow feSor during
the "a hours ending Mt 6 4. NJ, to-day;
General Sheridan aud 6crs ,s of his nG1so1bs bY
railroad Thoy we're cscor. cd to the depot by Tho
Mayor the members Of the Council and cti1eaa ~ nlia
complimentary terms, to which he responded.
Resonttons OF regret at parting with nm Mero
read and adopted. Ono nominatcs Gen. Slcrltiaii,
Andrew JolnKon's successor. lt.t+.
The Republican, In ils evening edition, revsMs
the ndministration OF Sheridan, and propounces
his CIVIL administration fnilnrc. Ills course In
regard to tbs July riot, city currency and sanitary
condition OF The city is severely condemned whiln
hiB military achievements are highly cItollcd. .
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A xyatcrsnout I'm Delaware,

NEWCASTLE, DELAWARE, September 5.--A water
spout, 100 feet in diameter, crossed the river aud
passed north Of this town fences ard trees were
carried off.
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Military authorities ayo ,iirrt,eI my deputy To s,,s
j Of the lasts. ~ ''
l. haSu the honor 10 IT,. very respectfully,
lSgieI.l DANIEL u. GOODIOE L. q. AIur,,ul
aphicisi copy j. ". CLors. a. \. \. GENERAL
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HEADQUARTERS. POST OF
UNITED STATS MARSH,I.S OFFICE
~

liALLi0ii. August 20tl. 1857.
As cannot recognize tile right Of the Military authr
To nostrct inquire into tho nature Of the
o. the United satca Courts put Into my hands, must
enhe 10 give lilo information called ,r .'yl,cre ami
when tue several Of action occurred whether the
aeons were ior debt other cascs wher. the suta be-
gun whore Judgment giveH and when the ,naI pro
cess Of execution isai,ed " ~ p
Tile address OF the Chief Justice 10 Tho l,,r was pb
ished IN tho newspapers Of the Stste about the 10th
June, and can doubtless bs found at Wilmington
lSi2hetl DANIEL r. aOODLOu
u. ). Mprahsl,
For District OF North Car iolIt,u
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isacLoauaz No. Il

2. nEADou'Rs. SECOND MILITARY DIsTRIcT.1
RrorIyzp CahHIHsfoa, B. O., August 27th, 1857,
FRoM WnNnoToa. NosTH cAnoIrtA. r.
August o7th, 1857. ] p,
cdp, j. ". Cious, A. A:gA. Gta1 Caari,ftoH. s. o.
ouusel for defopdant informs that ns Judge UhaSo
stated military orders did not apply to his Court-or-
der Number Ten Q0) was not plsadsdhs sappcaing II to
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RALEIGH. NORTH CARoLINA, !
AUGUST 25th, 1867.

CO.. Il. T. FfdnE:
DEAR SIR Enclosed please 6nd statement 60 called
for In the Wilmington cases Of execution. in contro
yersy Mr. Rddcks absence prevents his iuclo3ng tis
himsslf, nut tho tsctB sgiven.
Hoping 1t may answer your request,
au,, your obcdiept servant,
isigned,l N P. OLD,
For n. ]. RIpDIcE, CLERK OF U. =. Court.
Headquarters I'd Military District
Ofacial copy.
J. ". CLous. Captain !5th Infantry. A. A. a. q.
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trSponsrMrSrs uros ESc,psuRr 80. /.

tLSbotSiMESIa rroS ESciDsURE No. l..
4.
HEADSiS, SECOND MILITARY DlSTNICr, ,
CHsnI.EsroS, =. -, August l2ih, 1gGT.
Respectfully referred 10 Commanding officer Post Of
Huntington n. c. with instructions 10 report fully ON
the several cascs pending in the od Status Courts in
which ho has suspended execution.
Information sdcsre US 10 where anu when the seyer-
a. causes OF action accruot-wetcr the actions were
or ueDt or other cn,scs. when tho suits wcfo begun
When Judgment was given. anu when the final process
OF execution Issued.
tits presumed the Marshal will furnish this nfor,la
eoa as 1t may be obtained the Clerk the Court
copy or the opinion delivered by ClcfJusice Chas,
10 ne par s tue opening OF tLe Court which Ii ell
10 III the within letter. Is liSo de sired.
iiy eoininani oi MaJur-ticnrral u. T.. SICEI.Es
t''S"e"l j. ". cIOUS.
raPt 18th u. =. Init. n. \. \. ucn'L .
HEADQUARTERS. POST OF wII.slISuroS.,
August 18th. 1857.
Respectfully referred TO AIR. Daniel H. tIOodlr United
atc Marshal with tho rcltcst tia, will furnish iuc
with tho Information required.
laisheul u. r. FRANK,
Dvt. Lieut.. Col aud Clp
Sth tntty Com'd Post.
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prrty, with intent to hiudor, delay aud prevent tho
And tho proceedings nov established In North
and South Carolina respectively, tor the trial and
determination Of such questions, may bo adopt
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Note given New Orlelus. Ia,
April 9Th. 1862; talrty daya after
date. Amount, $lGll %6. Sued
I'd November Term u. Il. Court,
at Raleigh, N. G..
ine Term U. .. Court. 1867, and
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A. y. Moore Co., Acceptance driwu--l.y Oct
az. 18th, 1861 six uiuitIs after date.
JACOB kAuSwEILEE. Amount, Sit5 81 Sued to No.
DANIEL K,uswEIIrE vsnber Term uf u. y. Court 1856
Judgment tilerrIn u. y. Court, 1851 aud execution ac
cOniiugly.