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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig c. V. Williams, Thompson Trinidad de Cuba, S.
schr Little Rock Richmond Baltimore, Baugh &
schr W. B Mcshain, Christy, Annapolis. Tyler G Co.
Schr NJ. Powell, Fenton Washington. Caldwell Cor
schr Charles HILL: Cheeseman, New Haven, Castner,
schr w g. Bartlett Bartlett, Savannah do
schr Mary II. westeott, Westcott, Washington, Van
schr Roanoke, Barrett, Richmond, Audenried, Nor
scEr Clyde, Gage, Providence, ]. r. White.
Schr John Beatty Henderson. Pawtucket, Blakston
schr Reading Railroad, No 42, ROdan, Washington,
str K. Willing, Cundiff Baltimore, a. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Isaac Baker, Purvere. from Boston, with mdse
to Mershon Clouds.
schr j. w. whlden, Bowen, from New York, with
schr c. Woolsey. Parker from New York, with
sc6r W. Towhsend, Maxon, day from Frederick,
DEL, with grain to James l.. Bewley d Co,
Del, With It'll e. grain to James L. Bewley 4 Co.
sCh5 MGGoey IaS ass ss@ dsy from Cam
Schr Clayton y Lowber, jackson, days from
Smyrna, Del, with grain to James l.. Bewley & Co.
MEMORANDA. - -
Steamship Hendrick Hudson Howes, hence. was
seen 10th inst, 25 miles from the Moro, bound into
Barque Blomidon, Cowan, hence for Hamburg.
RarGue American Lloyds, Park, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Matanzas 18th inst.
Brig John McCrystal, Barnes for Philadelphia, at
Mayaguez, p r.. 9TH inst
Brig Moses Day, Loud, for Philadelphia. at ROtter-
dam 9Th inst.
schr Ida F. Wheeler Dyer, for Philadelphia sailed
from MatanZas 18th inst
Schr Maggie Vandusen, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Mayaguez, p. r., LIST inst.
schT Montezuma, Law. for Philadelphia cleared at
Charleston 22d inst.
schr Jane F, Durfee, Huntley, for Philadelphia, at
Fortress Monroe 23d inst.
Schr ]. S. & L. q. Adams, Adams, for Philadelphia
cleared at New York yesterday
Schr j. A. Parsons, Sharp and S. b. Wheeler, Nc
Laughlin, TOR Philadelphia, sailed from Providence
92d inst
Steamer Mayhower, Robinson, hence, at George
town, ID. C., 22d inst.
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SHIPPING.

-ZfEEs. STEAM TO IVERPOOL-CALLING
tsAs sat Queenstown-The Inman Line sailing
semi-weekIy. carrying the United States Mails.
CITY OF NEW YORK U,,.,.,..,,. Saturday, March 2
CITY OF MANCHEST TllRu.,.,.. Wednesday, March q
CITY OF ANTWE ERP (new)""...eSaturday, March 3
CITY OF BOSTON saturday March l6
CITY OF BALTIMOREa.......,..eS Saturday, March %
and each succeeding Saturday aud Wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No As. North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday
Payable in Gold Payable in Currency.
First Cabin Steerage, $50
To IondOn..."......" 10 10 London,.,."..,..., 30
10 Pars..............- l25 TO Paris........... 40
Passage by the Wednesday steumers:-Flrst Cabin.
SllC Seerage $50 Payable in United States currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Hamburg, Bre-
men, etc, at moderate rates.
SteeTage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, S37
currency Tickets be bought here by persons send
For further information apply at the Companvs
Offices JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
8R No. 10 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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COURSE OF ACTION OF HOUSE PANTERs.--A
meeting of the employing house painters was
held last evening at the Wetherill House, San
som street. Tue meeting was largely attended,
and resolution was adopted that they would
'to quit work at O'Clock on Saturday after
rooms, and at the same time claim pay for full
hn Nia runrl y
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CRUSHED TO DEATH. Yesterday afternoon
Joseph Rhoads, engineer in the stove foundry
Of Messrs. Abbott & Noble, in Brown street,
above Fourth, was Instantly killed. No one saw
the accident at the time, but it is supposed that
he was attempting to throw Off belt connected
with the machinery, when his arm was caught
In c0g-wheel The deceased resided at No.
inouaat fo-dav
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sIMlLIA sIMILIRUs cURANruF

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
OF 85 large viRls, morocco case. containing
specific for every ordinary disease "a family
is subject tO,and book of directions ...,... $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20
Specifics for ali Discusses, both for Curing and
Tor Preventive treatment, in vials and
These Remedies by the case or single box are sent
to any part of the country by Mail or Express free of
Address ii HUMPHRETs' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office aud Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office
per onally or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
For sale by DYoIT 4 Co. johnson HoL;
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia.
and at BlITHES Drug Store, No 1920 Market street,
and by all Druggists. SH tuthss
DR. j. s. ROSES ALTERATIVE
L. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
arc s{ck ali aver n NAV Spnear as pmnes sores or es
active disease, OF II may only make you feel ian
Jour blood is impure Dr. Roses 1iterstVe removes
all these impurities, and the remedy that will restore
II is unequalled for the cure all diseases OF the
glands, scroula, tubercular consumption, and all erup
tions of the skin. Price 81 Sole agents rr i. oo
No 232 North SECOND Street
DIR. DYOTpS ITCH OINTMENT
viii every form of itch and superior TO other
complaint Price 25 cents Sent per mail 40 cents.
No. 2S2 North SECOND Street.
DIR, j, 8. ROSES EXPECTORANT.
For the cure OF consumption, coughs, Colds asthma,
catarTh, influenza splitting of ood, bronchitis, and all
This syrup having stood the test of many years ex
perence medy lor irrita ion or any Inflammation
all to be a remedy superior to any other known com
pound the relieI and Of coughs and
sumption Price 81. Sole agents. ,,,,,,r m
956m No. 232 North SECOND stroet.
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VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAVA verdict for
the penalty of fifty dollars for not affixing a
stamp to q receipt was obtained in the United
states District Court yesterday against Michael
II. Carson, the first case of the kind tried in this
District.
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A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-A man was arrested at
Broad and Vine streets last evening, with a box
containing dead infant in his possession. He
was locked up in the Ninth Ward Station House.
The Coroner was notified.
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RESULTS OF PLAYING WITH FIRE.-Iesterday
afternoon a child, named Sarah Lukens, was
badly burned about the arms aud face, while
playing with fire at her parents house, in Fede-
raj street, above Ninth. She was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital
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, IEvEsTIeAToN INTO STEAM BOILER ExPlo-
sIoNs.--There viii be public meeting Of the
Franklin Institute on tomorrow "wednesday
evening for the purpose of discussing the best
subject of great interest. The invitation Is
general, and there should be a good attendance
OF scientific men, of experts in engineering, and
of skilful mechanics.
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MOONS PHASES.

PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOSEPH c. GRUBB.
GEORGE l.. BUZBY.
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aT@sy FOR NEW YORK. - PHILA-
- delphia Steam Propeller Company
IespntcI 5Wiftsure Lines via Delaware ana Rartan
Canal, leaving daily at ~ M. and +. NJ. connecting
with all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which Will be taken upon accommoua-
WILLIAM M. BAIRD & CO.,
ia No. 1872 IS. DELAWARE Avenue
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE FIFTH rAerI
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..SSFGsh. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND DIVINE
The undersigned having leased the KEN
SINGTON SCREW DOCK, begs 70 inform his Iienai
increased facilities TO accommodate those having gesse
70 DC lased or repaIei ana being praetSs s ~ tbs
vessels ntrusted to him for repairs -,
Captains or Agents. Shp-Carpenters, and Machinise
having vessels 20 repair, Rle solicited TO call -,
Having the agency for the sale Of "WetteIsteat >
Patent Metaic Composition" for Copper paint Tor the
preservation of vessels bottoms for this city, am pre-
pared 10 turnish the same on favorable terms
JOHN III. HAMMITr,
kensngtOn Screw DOCK
lis DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street.
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REPORT OF THE OLD MANS HoME.-The
Managers of the Old Mans Home have just
issued their first annual report. Since last May
the Managers have devoted the property on
Powelton avenue and Thirty-ninth street for the
use OF those whose welfare they have st heart,
having purchased it on favorable terms. The
house now contains fifteen inmates, and will
thew have the ability 10 nrovide for so mSnVI
The following are the names of the Mana
gers:-Mrs. John S. Henry, Mrs. Roberts VauX
Miss Phebe A. Atwood, Miss Mary H. Boyles
Mrs. E. G. Prosser, Mrs. A. B. Kngsland, Mrs.
Henry c. Gibson, Mrs. Henry D. Steever, Mrs.
John Slbley, Mrs. J. @. Miller, Mrs. Judge Ali
son, Mrs. John r. Latimer, Mrs. F. W. Grayson,
Mrs. E. S. Cameron, Mrs. B. Williams, Miss
Fawcett, Mrs. Huddy, Mrs. Keen, Miss 7. B..
Henry.
The contributions OF the benevolent are soil.
cited in aid of this enterprise.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THI DAY
SUN RISES. Moon RGSEs.... O'l6
SUN HIGH WArER.......- 7'Ol
TO find High Water at Lewes Del, deduct one hour
rom the above.
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Cu1vERTs WANTING REpAIRs.--During the
past few weeks large number of culyerts
nave given away in various parts OF the city
Notice has been given of the following as need
ing immediate attention:-Beach street, above
Willow: Parrish street, between Tenth and
Eleventh; Coates street, above Beach; Third
and Buttonwood streets, and at Columbia
aye1ue: Front and Dauphin streets; Emerald
and DauphIn streets; Canal street, above Glrard
avenue: and at Sixth and Thompson streets,
The bridge across Gunners run, at Somerset
stTeet, is reported as being IN a very dangerous
condition. and unfit for travel.
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The GAS TAx.-The question of the legality
Of the tax upon gas pa.@a py the city, is the sub
iect Of an Argument before the United States
Supreme Court at Washington.
The tax was claimed by Collector Diehl and
paid by the Trustees OF the Gas Works under pro-
test. The amount involved in the present con-
troyersY (for September, October, November,
and December OF 1902 is 9,202'4. The
counsel for the city contend that the provisions
OF the acts of CONGRESS imposing tax on gas
aid not apply to gas manufactured and used by
tine municipal corporation for public lamps,
under the corporate duty to light the public
was manufactured by the city mot for sale,
but for their own use and consumption"
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A CAD EMY OF MUSIC.
"a. RICHINgs, ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
LAST WEEK OF THIS
POPULAR TROUPE.
THIS CTueBdayl EVENING, February 20,
BENEFIT OF
MR. 8, q. CAMPBELL.
Last time OF FlotOw's Opera,
..I. MARTHA
with Messrs. Campbell, Castle, Segun, Peaks, Miss g.
Richings, Mrs. E. Seguin. In the cast.
Tomorrow Evening, last time OF
FRA DIAVOBO.7
FRA DIAVOLO.
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directly into the National Treasury, and
they alone exceed the amount charged
against the banks as profits on their cir
eulation by two million eight hundred
and fOrty-three thousand dollars (S2, s48,-
OO0)
Sirth-In addition to the above items
of National taxation, the banks paid
during the past fiscal year State and
! local taxation, as shown by returns 10
/ the COmptroller's Department, amount
| ing to about eight millions OF dollars
/ (Ss, 900, ,0O0)
Thus have shown that Ia the items
Of State and National taxation these
/ National Banks are annually paying
bsek TO the people nearly eleven million
dollars more than they annually receive
in the way Of interest on their cireuia-
| ton.
The public will notice that none OF
! these facts have been even referred to by
those who have Of late undertaken TO
| discredit the national banking system.
It is true that the National Bank notes
are ali printed at the expense Of the Gov
ernment, for the double purpose OF secur-
/ ing uniformity and Of preventing over
/ issues but To compensate for this have
purposely left out Of the above list many
/ items which might otherwise have ADDED
materially TO the aggregate PAID oy the
/ banks to the Government for the prlVl-
| Iege of their existence. One OF the most
! important Of these items which L nave
omitted is the gratuituOus service OF the
banks in receiving, transmitting ana dls-
bursting the Government revenues. lac
DeUosicoFy Banks have, during the past
year, transferred to the Treasury, from
all parts Of the country, the vast sum OF
1898, $40, ,6s4 SO at least ninety per cent.
Of il without any cost to the Govern
meDt. Had this work not been per-
formed by the Depository Banks an I'm
mense expenditure would have been eu-
tailed upon the Revenue Department for
additional clerk hire, vaults, safes, ex-
press charges, etc, etc. Besides lhe
above, there is the item OF revenue
stamps consumed by the banks. i CON
slider these two items as alone fully equal
to the cost of engraving and printing
the National Bank currency.
For the purpose OF showing at a glance
the result Of the above statements, the
following recapitulatiOn is made. In
making up the account between the
banks and the Government, the banks
stand credited with the following:
I-Six .Der cent. interest on Sil4,OO0.O0O
in "a gal tenders held by the banks
a reserve for pOsits--.--.-..s..-- SooaO. .4UO
held pss as reserve SsT sSSi tor 100000
S-One per cent. per anuum tax on
$500 100000 circulation .....-..---..-- 2OOOJ0
4-One-haff OF one per cent per an
mum tax on S57l 90 900 OF deposits. 2SJ0VJO
5-One-nalf o. one per cent. per an
mum tax on Amount Of capi al OF
National Banks not invested In
Government JbOndE-.-.--.--.......-...--.-.. fU0uVJ
6-One-half OF one per cent. per an
mum tax on dividends and amount
FinS aSGf the II pSst sai q5 year i- -. 9- $4,000
Tao dollars per thousand per an
captai.s...... gI oeLse .,A o- slS OCO
AAnounB Of Slate taxes paid by the
National Banks during the past
Bsnsrtme ~ - 49, 5000 900
~, gJg Al 0.a
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This balance sheet between the banks
and the people, every item OF which Is
based upon official data, shows that not
onlv is the +" eighteen millions subsidy ~
swallowed up by the very terms and
stringent provisions Of the law, but an
excess of $40, ,s43, GOO is paid in cash 70
the Government by the banks for the
privilege of existing. This L call taxa
ton with a vengeance. And lot the
peopIe remember that until this Ma
tional system was adopted, and the
Government took entire control OF the
currency, no revenue whatever was de-
rived by the nation from either the cir
culation or deposits Of the banks, or in
return for their chartered privileges.
To sum up the whole matter in a
word-the American people, by destroy
ing the National banking system, re-
tiring the National Bank currency, and
substituting greenbacks therefor would
| lose more in net revenue alone now PAID
to the Government by the banks than
they would gain in the Cancellation OF
their own interest bearing bonds. This
statement of the case can be compre-
bended by ali and cannot be denied Dy
any. And this is leaving wholly out Of
view the far greater loss which the people
would suffer by the destruction OF lhe
present noble system and return TO the
financial confusion and insecurity OF
other times. It seems to me impossible
that any large portion OF the American
ueople, after fully understanding the
facts IN the case, can advocate the
abolition Of the National banking sys-
tenn, unless they are deliberately de-
termined TO commit financial suicide.
.,,. ~,g, ,4-r-v s-rrrgr,
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lcoURsE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Ksnt's C0mmenta-
ries BIs1op on Criminal Law .Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Snit. Stephens Pleadings
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, .3reenieaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adam Equity sprudence. Adam 5 Equity
Pleading, Rsdfsld ON Wills, billiard ON Mort
CAGES, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Rea' p opeTty, Tayl OF on Land
lord ana Tenant, nEeli = Ames ON Corpora
ttons, Story's tOnfict Of Laws, Parsons On
Maritime Law, Conknn's q. : Treaiise.
REGULATIONS and exami nations eaeh day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, aud A p
palIats Court once eacn mputh. presided over
BY the Professors all t0gEther
rtu euts permitted 10 enter any ClGEs but no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms s25 Per - ssiOn. payable in sdvanes.
Entrance Fee. s. per Sezaion.
All Students Of aw can attend Tree Of charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElocuIiOn and explanation uf Latin and
French techuicaliiies by the President.
Arrangements wlll be made 10 beard and
lodge Students at s25 per month. AFFILIATIONS
Har ma "a ri
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NOn-Reatftent NOtice.

Il the ChRncery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. i47g-L0uis q. N.Tville ct al. tfrm OF Nor
Vile. Boone a Col Va. Jonu D. Armour e al
I T appearing from affiday In this caus o. AZ
l the defendants John ID Armour and Edward
F. Jenkins are noD-FeSidents OF he at o.
Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthOu- IN me
city Of Memphis, enn., within the first three
DAYS OF the next term Of said uurt, comm
ing on the second Monday in November, 1871.
aud plead, answer o. demur 70 the pc ii1un of
J. ). wilkins et al, surviving partners q Z F "a.
Clark & Co, VINO have become parties COM
plainant in the above c. use. or the same
will be taken for con essed as 10 them, and set
order be published once q week, for iOur sue
cesstve weeks, in ths Memphis Appeal
A cOpy--attest
AUGUSTON ALSTON, Clerk ana Master.
By r. ]. BLAC X, Deputy Cle-k anu Master.
Thompson q FraLer, sOls. for Petitioners
rrTT 1aw4w
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Nom- Restde1lt Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. l9l5.-HsrTison Irby. Administrator or ths
estate Of James A. Hart, deceased, va Lurlnda
Hart, Geo r. Hart, 81 al.
IT appearing from afidavit IN this cause O. at
i ths defendants, LsaFernia y. HaIt and n s
Dean. administrator OF II. h. Dean, cecesssd.
are rszid nlg Of The State OF MiksiEsi II. and
nOn-Tesidents o. the State OF Tennt Ssee-
IL is ther fore ordered that they make their
appearans 0 herein, al the Courthouse in the
city OF Memph Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday In Decemher. l657, and plead, aus7s +
or demur TO cOmplatnants u, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to theut ana - Q
for hearing eXparts, and that copy OF this or-
der be published once week for our success
two weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A COPY. Attest
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY R ] BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
Wilson & Bearu, Solicitors for Compiaiuaut
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In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Chas. Fl. Webb, vs. The Estate ots. B. Hendrix.
dec sassd and his heirs, ". r Hendrix q al.
T appearing from AFFIDAVIT in Is cause that
| the defendants, Sarah e. Smith and rus-
bard J. ". smith are residents Of the state OF
Mississil lpi; Martha L. HollomRn, J.. r. A.
Hollomau and Mary j. Hendrix are residents
Of The State OF Alabama; Taos c. Webb. of
the nr o Of T. G. Webb 8 Co and Henry km-
mons are residents Of the stale OF Mzssschu-
seJts and all nOn-rs s.dents OF the state Of
Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that they make their
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the dTsE
Mondsy in December. 1867, and plead, answer
or demBr 20 complaiuant's bin or the same
will BE- taken for confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing ex psrte, and that copy Of this
order be published CDce week Tor tOur Auc-
cessiVe weeks in the Mem phls Appeal
A copy. Attest
AUaUSTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. q. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ard Master.
Clapp, Vance a Anderson and BaIuWeI s.
RflG for cnTuui'L nral
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SAINT MARY'S sc
THE DISCOVERY UF THE AGE.
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP.

MO material which has ever been discovered
IN has eGeoi ed greater benefits IN the house
hold g. Onomy than
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ON Friday. December 8. 1897,

DY virtue OF an irferloeuaory decree rnade in p.
Dthe above cause, viii sell a. public auction
70 the highest bidder Al the Court Houss door
in the oily OF Mem phiE, tennessee,
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StrGy Notice.

TAKEN UP BY ]. NJ Hallunl, in the Second
i District Of shelby county, October lsf Is57
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands hlgn, 5 year old
Or uded on left hip r, on the ieft slnuldef g
Also. light bay mare Mule, 49, hands b gii :.
hTan1ed 5 7 on len should er and X on lefs hip
Each valued al 500.
Also, taken up by ". B Battle, in First Dis
trfct one bay mare Mule, four years old
The owners are notified to come forward and
take them away.
9alafoh October 2f lNT rr9f $780,
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,6sOCOO
3OED
100000
2S5NO
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NOf- Resille1tt N0tice.

In tbs Cnancsry Court OF Aemphiz. Tenn.
No lSfi-JnO Overton vs.. 4. ID. Hopkins
7 appesrfng from af1idsvis in tins cause That
il the defendant, A d. Hopkins Is a nuu-resl-
dent Of the State OF Teunes- ee-
10 Is theEefDre oTdersLi, that be make his ap-
pearauce herein, at the Courthouse IN the civ
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst Nom
day IN January, 1865, and plead. anHwer Cr
demur to complainant bill. or the same VIII ba
taken for oonfessei as 10 him, and Set fCr hear
ing eLparte, and that a cory Of this order bs
, published once a wesEs for four Successive
WesF s, IN The Memphis Appeal.
A cOpg-attEEt.
ACGU5iON ASTON, Clerk & Master.
BY r J. BLACK. ID. g.. d g..
CAN'T & Waddell sol for Complainant
-F-rr
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Ysu LOOK to the trees for strength and
grandeur do not despise the flowers be-
cause their fragrance is all they have to
give. Remember, love is all woman
has to give, but it is the only earthly
thing that God permits Us to carry be.
yond the grave,
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amount OF state taxes paid by the
National Banks during the past
wear, as reported 10 the Treasury
-. --a..nl
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A 10 al Whom Z Nay Concern. aRSinQ
taken out LISTERS og Administrator on ne
estates OF Charles Clrdes and Henry CorIfes 7
hereby notify all persons having claItus on
these Estates to come forward and present
them properly authenticated, etc, within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be forevf ?
barred. A. LOh OkS, Admin lsfra1or
Bullock & Anderson. attorneys. oclg IryIs
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B. 10000
$4,000