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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-CoTToN-The market con-
tnues dull and prices depressed; quote Mddlng Up
land at 80 cents sales small and confined to low grade
CoFFEE-Is firm but inactive; the only sale to-day WAS
700 bags Rio price not transpired
home wants are also light. Spring Wheat brands are
dull and prices irregular; small lots Of Prime and choice
Extra is reported at Sill 50s12 Stock generally Ngn anu
nartcularly of City Mills winter Wheat grades especial
" are scarce md prices maintained though there s no
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Havana Market.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, February 27.-In exchanges we have very
little to note per transactions; sterling sight AK to 10
premium; go days do Az to lax do New York. 60 days
sight Is to % discount and sales; by the Roy
al Board 25 to a. and saes mercantile discount to
15 rhe money market strong tension against the inter-
est payers
FRE1aHTs-Nothing done since my last report; no
change in values, but business not easily found.
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rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY c. a., AT
l s. per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts of the Suite
affords great advantages to advertisers. -.
Rates for advertising very reasonable which apply
to our Agent Mr. T. p. SLIDER, at the Mills House.
= ( THOS. F. b H. GRENEKER
November Us Editors and PSoprIetoss,
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Yhe 1ai11 Menus.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1867.
From the London Argosy.l
MY LOVE.

FROM {Re L0Nd0H ATy0Sy.l
MY LOVE.
sent my love some violets;
She ne'cr replied.
Each day said, "Ahl she forgets,
And they have died.
sent my love snow.white rose;
She gave no sign.
Each day said, "Alss! she grows
Much less divine
sent my love q jewel rare,
And then she wrote
.'Your gift will not fail to wear.
burn'd the note.
Her face soon faded from my mind,
Though fair to see;
said, ''She only loves, I find,
My gold, not me-
MARGARET BROWN.
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StOcK On uHuQ..
The clearances comprise 12 for Boston, 46s for New
York, S04S for Liverpool, and 1895 for Barcelona.
comprise 233 bids Sugar. Molasses The market Tor
Sugar is quetut arm that for Molasses Is duh There
were sales to-day Of Ill hhds Sugar. and 234 6ois Moas
ses Of 12kc tb for good common Sugar; 13a13Ac Tor
good air for fully fair; lSMa14c for prime and
i4Aal4Hc for yellow clarified. 70s76c gallon for fer
entng Mossses 76c for prime. sOc for choice and u
for strictly choice.
R1cE-India and Carolina are in good supply and In
fair demand The better grades Of Louisiana are scarce
and in request and prices have advanced 10 per H. We
quote Louisiana at Gall India 9a9 Nc; Carolina 12c
FRE1aHTsThe market is very dull, and the coastwise
rates are merely nominal They are n-l6c per 70 lor
cotton BY ssarn for New York-75c per Dbl for -four
There are no rates by sa1d for cotton, by steam for
Liverpool; GIG by SAIL and 1Sl6d for Havre We learn
that vessel was taken up for Havre at 376c one TOR
Liverpool at 19-32d, and one at 9-16d.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month. 17th Day, 1862.
REsprorKp FR1ENp:-My daughter liza &c a much
beneAtted by the OF thy Plantation Bttta-s Thou
wilt send me two bottles mora.
Thy friend. asa CVR&1N.
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Johnson Co, E Bates Co, J Drsyton, P NJ Cohen,
Holmes + Calder J Commins, Mclean, J Pringle,
Strauss; vances 4 Co. snkler Noland, Stephens,
F Holmes, 4 M Axon DR. Plummer, senn, b.
cot, National Pub Society," Cameron Bsrkley Go, NIL.
nor, Wilbur Martin, R Johnson. DR. R Cutter, "
Greenfield, Andrews, W Brookbanks, Russell @ Penn
plo, Walter e. Co. Johnston, Crews Co, Ferguson
Holmes Mordecai Co, Jef1ords & Co. Bruins Bee,
Locke, Matthews. Edmondston, B Rhett l.
somers, Cosgrove A Armstrong Il CO, Byrne 4 70
garty. Paul Co, oNeil & Son. j seegers Co,
MTs nros @ G0 Easo1 o1aSr 95G bon
penheina, Hart & Co. E Kclers & Co, McLoy Il Rice,
Mckay l. Campbell, jennings Thomlinson & Co, Capt
sons Massey 4sgsn
Tower, Pierson L Co. Smith 4 Tower, Marscher,
Robson. McGarey \ Deignan, Werner 4 Ducker, Char
son, W Heriot, and Order.
sor Richard Peterson English Phiadclpha, 10 days.
Corn and Oats. TO Hertz & Co.
schr Wenonah, Tall, Baltimore, days. Corn. To
Soreven O. Nisbet
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNolty Savannah, via Beaufort
Mdzs. TO Ferguson & Holiness ] Kirkpstrick, D
Jennings l. Co. Hunt Bros, Roper stoney, Colcock
Co. RaVenel & Co.
S1oop Julia, from Cooper River. eco bushels Rough
- IN THE 0FFMG.
schr " " Pharo, Allen, Philadelphia, 10 days. Mdze
To Baker Co. Cameron, Barley co, R Co,
q Moise 3 s Rhett L Son.
Schr Fannie z Shaw, from Philadelphia
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship e souder, Lockwood, New York-Willia Il
Chisolm.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltmore-courtenay Tren-
holm.
| Schr Loyal Scranton Lowden, New York-W Roach.
schr Elliott Gilchrist Satla River, Ga-Risley &
Creighton.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
! Steamship Souder. Lockwood. New York
| Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
| From this Port.
| Scllr Montezuma, Lowe, Philadelphia, March 4.
| sclr Paragon, shute, New York, March 4.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Adele Hall, ut New York. to leave March g.
| Schr Lilly, Francis, at New York, March g..
| Entered Outward.
Ship BIary Ogden, Godfrey at Liverpool for this port
| Feb IA.
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eusnxAs HOUSE, CHICAGO, nl !

February IL, 1868.
MEssss P. a DRAKE b Co.:-Please send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Biters as morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded verything
else, and are greatly esteemed
Yours, &C, GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements now completed supply any de-
and for this srnle, which has net heretofore been
possible.
The public may rest assured that In no case will the
perfectly pure standard ct the PLANTATION bITrERs 6e
departed from. Euery tote bears The fac-simile Of
signature steel plate enGTarin1 cannet be 9e.
tsiHt.
Any person pretending to stu PLANTATION BrrrEns in
bulk BY the gaoR Is stosdler ard tmp0steT Bexo ara
of relled botes See that Private Stamp IS usiu.
TILATHD eue1y cork.
Sold by all Druggsts, drocers aud Dealers throughout
the country.
P. E. DRAKE & CO., New YORK;
.Anf1 ~ n,yyf'vr
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Conslgnees per South Carolina Railroad,
March r.
279 bales Cotton, 25 bales Mdze OF bags Peas, cars
Lumber, and sundries To George Williams T. Co.
Willis l. Chisom, R r Agent J Minor l. co,
sprngue 4 Bro. Rev r Gadsden, Pinckney Bros, B
Rodgers & Co, " G Dukes Co, Graeser, Lee Smith &
Co, Fraser Co, Adams Frost Co, Marley. G1boes
Co, G Hopley L. Co, G. Graveley, F Baker 20,
Bancroft Jr, ONeill, W Downing
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AND The vIGOR OF YOUTH
restored in four weeks by Dr. RICo oRDs ESSENCE
OF LIFE DE Ricofd tof Par afer years Of earest 60
aAon has at length accedd 70 the earnest feggsss @
York for the sale Of bis valued and h Essence
Of Life This wonderful agent viii restore manhood to
the most shattared constitutions, whether arising nom
eIcesses the effects Of climate natural carsee The
time required to cure the mcst nveterate case Is four
weeks: and used according TO printed Instructions
which are very simple, failure Is Ihts nie
RESTORING emedy should be taken by au at TO marry
IS its effects are permanent tits acknov y ed by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery e7er made
It's developing powers are miraculous success IN eVeIy
case is as certs as that science ovsrrOws
Dr. Mcord Essence of Life Is sold in cases. with fun IN
sruoons for use at 49, four quantities IN one for
Of remittance 10 bis accredited agent. I..v5s!zs
-. PHHR ROLAND,
March q 1y No. "a Liberty street, New York
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P0Saenucr8.

Per steamship z souder, for New York; King,
Holt, J a Allen, G 81 Zeiger, Butler. c @ Baker,
Mr. Long and lady.
Mrs Clement Mrs Casey C Coyler, Germain,
Rowland, Van Sanford, " Foulks, Doder, d
Alden, NJ Caldwell, J Davis E Holiness A + hays,
Watkinson, Mrs Harrison, and deck.
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Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Luurher,
from the Port Of Charleston, from Septe'r
1st tn March z, 1867.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RocHssIEn n. Y December g. 1861.
Messra, P f. DRAKE h CO.. have been great sui.
frer from Dyspepsia for three fo- years. AID had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great JOY Am
nov nearly q we'll maa. hnve recommended tLem In
several cases. and, for know, always With signal
beneAt am, respectfully yours,
Rev. j. s. UATuORN.
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SEA Is1AND CoTloN-There has been but light de-
and for this class of Cotton during the week. and the ar
tice has been dull but ts market has been without mo-
ticeabe change and the eaes Of the about 500
bales-were at weeks quotations. Yesterday buyers
were Offering lower prices In consequence Of the decline
in gold and exchange. We renew the rates of last week
somewhat nominaly, ssy-for Common 65@6oc. p fb,;
Medium Go@s5c, and Fine s1@14o Floridas are selling
at 50@85c. q fb., az in quality.
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g. p. 8RD....X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of ;7eN. Cac snoag
the Spanish ladies IT South America impasrg beatty
to the complexion and bril.sncy to the en is set
known to the Of the world, sua withhold
its name for the present.
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2-CoTToN-The market
opened this morning with limited inquiry and has con
tnued dull and innni nate throughout the day. The Of
ferings were light although ample for ordinary require
rnents and most FACTORS remained firm In their demands
while buyers on the other hand in view OF tho increased
rae unless at reduction, and failing to obtain It, gen.
orally withdrew. Under these circumstances the saes
were of restricted character footing up at the Close
barely 1000 bales taken by eight brokers' at prices nd
eating an easier feeling but not quoabe decline lie
ferring to tho above remarks we repeat as follows:
Good ordinary ry...,...,...... .29@29H
Toy MiddlinG .30@90H
MiddIinc. .31@314
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
s.oct m hand ssnt 1st. 1856. bales. 100000
Received to-day 14o o,o coo
Received previously. 605s4o-6oo'osz
7Os,774
Geared nrevionsiv .46s, ,0e8-47A, 900
,., =. lh.,a 9I9784
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"A snile was on lar lip-health was In he. look
strength was In her STEP Snd IN her naHos-HiAN9A'
- s. T.-1SeO--x
few bottles OF PLANTATION B1rTERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache
Sour Stomach and Fctid Breath.
FlAtulency and 1ndigesEon
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostratou; Great Weatnesa-
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 80.
Which ara the evidences OF
"Hi't i,IVER ri RI COMPLAINT AND DYsPEps1A
r. II Estimated that sevel.:enths ell adults ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
son the entire system and exhibit the above symphonic
After long research are able to present the most
remarkable for these horTd nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PIANrAT1oa BrTTFRs and not an instance Of complaint
has come to our knoYledgel -.
Il Is most efectual tonic and agreeable sdmulaat
suited to all conditions Of Life.
Tho reports that It relies upon mineral sobssnces for
Its sctive properties, arc wholly fsse. For the salts.
scton OF the public, and that patients may coneut
their physicians we append list Of Its components
OALIsAYA bARK.-Oelebrated TOR ever two hundred
years in the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc. It was introduced into Europe by the
Oount. g. wife OF the Viceroy Peru, In 1910, and
Afterwards sold by the Jesuits fer the enormous p,"
it, osr, ,sciht sp, under the name Of Jesnus Poo.
ders aud was finally made public by Louis XVI. KLis
of France humboldt makes especial referenc, to Its
fsbrifgs qualities during his South American travels
OAsoARr1LA BARK--For diasrhoea, c0ic and diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
DANpsIIoN-For inflammation Of ..s loIns and drop
sical affections
OalMoMuE FrowKns-For cnfesbied digestion.
LAVENDER FL0wEEs-Aromsuc Bttnulant and tonic
hIphy fnYioOr2tinR In nervous d6Oti.sy
WrNrERanEFs-For scrofua, rheumatism, etc.
ArIsR-An aromztio caTn1innttve; creating feah,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nurang.
Z OF, eta.
aothor uupnd.rfl11 iDorsiien. Of ;7sNt Cac cfroo0
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1Iem0randa.

The brig Effort, HuRsey and Br brig Albert, Eriksen
both from Liverpool for s port sailed from Hoyhead
New Harbor Feb II.
The schr Active from Baltimore, Terresie and A. San
ders from Norfolk, all for this port were at Fortress
Monroe, March 4.
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THE HERALD.

P. Fl. DRAKE & CO., New YORK;
Anfil 70 niwf' ~
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Attachntent SMit.

Law Court OF Memphis.
w. r. Gibson & Co, plaintiffs, vs.. CLEARWATER
&Haynie. defendants.
a FFIDANTTS for attachment having been
n made in thisc case in pursuance OF section
1856 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and reformed by the proper
officer levied, etc." on the property of the
defendan S, CLEARWATER & Haynie;
It is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear al the Coulthouse in the city OF Mem
phiS, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
VIII be taKen for coufested As to them and the
case SEE for hearing eX parte, and that a CODY
OF this order be published once a week Tor -four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
\ Copy JO1N DONOVAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May .. 1851.
Clapp. Vance q Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. mav3 IaW4wa
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N0n- Resideut Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
I. 7. Green. Jno. W. Ward, ct al, vs.. ID. M
Fits and W. l.. Fits.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause
I thai the defendants D.. N. Fits and W. L
Fits are residents or the State OF Mississippi
and non-resiSents OF the State OF Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered that they make theii
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In thS
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrsi
Monday in May, 1867. and plesd, answer Of
demur TO eo~mplainants bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them, and set fol
hearing experte, and that a copy Of this ordel
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-atfes1s
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
Log7xoOd & PeytOn, attorneys for Plaintihs.
March ~. 1867. mh3l lawfw@
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Land Tor sale.

4 N undivided One-half interest in 1000 acres
a Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER ~uuties, Arkansas.
Thisiuterest, the title 10 which is perfect, viii
be sold at a low figure, for one-third cash and
tne remainder at one and two years, Without
interest
Also, 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body OF land in the state, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands VIII be sold together or in par
GELS, Tor cash.
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law
mh3-tf @3 Main street, Memphis
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoUkr.-This court will ad-
journ Tomorrow at 10 am, until the
JunA4Tm court in course.
P%3BATE CoURT.-The probate court,
Judge Leonard presiding, is in session at
the county court room, and will remain
in session the balance Of the week.
LAW COURT.-Hon. Thos. G. Smith,
Judge, present and presiding. The fol-
lowing cases are for trial to-day.
s64. Rehnoldt VS.. FeIts ct al.
S75. Hill VS.. VinsOn.
S4S. Miller ct al. VS.. Murphy,
1913. BraBck VS.. Tracey eli al.
1920. Hitzfeld q Co. vs.. Smith, Bullens 4 Co.
lO22. Newport & Bacon VS.. Hansen & Briggs.
lob. DelanO VS. Guswald.
1924. Kimbro VS.. O'Hern.
1875. Ayres, sur. part VS.. HaWley.
1893. Cash VI. Lynch.
1910. Meigs vs. Mills.
lu4l. Sui ivan VS.. Geariu.
1913. Lack s Son vs.. Butler.
lG44. Mallory vs. Curwin.
1915. Aldrich, admir-. VS.. Arnold ct al.
iG7. Muir, stsbbins & Puren VS.. Parnaly &
1O4s. Mack Bros. & B5hm VS.. Monroe, admins
1919. Mckinney & Co. VS.. Richardson.
1850. BaqueJ vs.. Cook.
1851. Seibert vs.. Davis.
1852. Mckinney & &c. VS.. Snyder.
1858. ShultZ vs.. Laskt.
1864. Pentegrast VS.. Pope.
1865. Bracket Co VS.. Fields.
1856. Young VS.. Patterson & Bro.
1857. Nichols VS.. JEmison.
less. Rice vs.. Cess.
1853. Raper VS.. NergeT et al.
1851. stewart & Bro. vs.. Leleikerer.
lO62. Kemett VS.. RingWald.
1868. Lowenstins & bro. vs.. Martin.
1854. Pool & Co. vs Mcdonald.
lu65. Hart & Carmack vs.. Waggeuer.
1855. Rice VS.. Burke and wife.
1857. CrOhn vs.. Bracket & Co
loss. Brown d Townsend vs.. Windis.
1909. Rowe vs.. Alright
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Robert LOoney TO H. A. PRrt4e, trustee,
trust deed on lot northwest corner Of
Poplar street and an alley running be-
tween Main aud Second, to secure $3.50;
w. Z. Melton to w. S. Radford, deed,
trust sale, S5045, lot on Vance street :,
Amos Woodruff to Mary (. Link, deed,
$4,000, 100 acres, section 5, township l,
range s; Michael Manning to J. O'Con-
nor, trust deed, to secure SIS on frame
houses on Poplar street.
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AttGCh4N eRt Notice.

Before s. A. Moore. J.P.
Anderson, Tally & o. vs. Street q Martin.
THE defendants ia the above entitled cause
L Will a notice that al attach Il emit has
been sued out against them upon The grounds
thaJ they are non-l asideuTs OF the State OF Ten.
nessee, anu the case set Tor hearing at my Office
I'm the city OF Memphis. on the 18th day o. Nav.
1907. when aud where they can appear and de-
fend said suit or the same VIII be proceeded
with eE parte; aud that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for Ioar weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
8. A. MOORE, J.P.
memphis, April -, ls6I. laW4W
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Time, 1.UI-Ii3554.
We expect a good attendance to-day.

COTTON THIEvEs.-On Sunday night,
while the rain was falling in torrents, a
private watchman missed 9 bale of cot
ton, the property Of Messrs. Jefferson &
Lewis. He traced it to 8 house on
Water street, occupied by John Cos
grove. he Immediately called on
officers Bry and FentOn for assistance.
They there discovered some parties IN
haEing the cotton, and on demanding aC-
mission were refused, when one shot
was fired from the inside. The police
surrounded the house, and about day
light yesterday morning arrested Ed
ward Lee, Dick Foley, Frank Dugan,
Jas. McGhee and Mike Morgan. 4
state warrant was afterward obtained,
and they will be examined before Justice
Lee this morning. It may be remem-
bered that Frank Dugan is the party
who was shot in the leg and arrested,
suspected of being a participation in the
Claridge murder.
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Union Ticket Office, corner Main and
Madison Streets. tickets to all
points north and east, via Memphis and
Ohio, Mobile and Ohio and Illinois Cen
trial railroads. Baggage checked through.
LARRY HARMsTAD, Ticket Agt.
mvE-6t
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THE RACES.
A Very Fair Attendance.
Third Day.

The attendance yesterday at the tracA
was very good indeed, showing no abate-
ment In the interest taken by our eiti-
zens in the effort to establish in Oul
midst a park and a turf register which
we ma look upon with pride. The
track was in good condition, although
somewhat heavy after the rain Of Sun
day. All things considered, the time
made was very fair. The first ace was
a dash of one and a quarter miles, for
which the following entries were made
E. Warricks, br. +. without q name, and
Weldon & Corners, b. 6. Jubal. Both
horses looked well, but the bay was the
favorite.
THE RACE.-At the tap Of the drum
both got away-the horse in the lead,
which be maintained until nearly reach
ing the last quarter, when the lady let
herself out, and came down the home
stretch, passing the stand nearly two
lengths ahead. Time 2;453.
The second race, which was the event
of the day, was for a purse of $500, open
for all ages, one mile heats, best two in
three, for which the following goers were
contestants /. Warrick's b.. IA. Joe
Johnston, S. Leonard's b. f. Mollie
Austin, and DIR. ]. w. Weldon's CHI. b.
Billy Conner. The betting on this race
was all one way, Mollie Austin being
the favorite against the feldat six to one.
First Hedt-When they got the word
Mollie was about a length ahead, Conner
second and Joe Johnston third, which
positions they retained during the heat.
The mare increased the gap at every
stride, and came in under a heavy pull,
an easy winner, by two and a half
lengths. Time, 2;0l.
Second Hsdt.@After four false starts,
in one of which the rider of Conner was
thrown and the game chestnut loosened
a shoe, they went off at a rafting
pace, the rider of Common trying
to get the inside and crowding
the little mare against the fence, but it
was no use. She had the heels and
showed out well before the first quarter
pole was gained. ConnOr second and the
general, as in the first beat, was third.
At the half mile post the bay gathered
himself up and went by the sorrel at a
slashing pace, but he could not catch the
mare, who also won this beat and the
race, coming in six or eight lengths
ahead of Johnson, who ran second.
Time, 1881.
SUMMARY.
MEMPHIS TRoTTING PARK, MAY 9TH.
First race, dash of one and q quarter
miles, for three years old. Purse $500.
E.. Warrieks br. + by knight OF st. George
dam by Albton-~....---. -."-----:---= 4
Weldon & Corners b. z. JubaI by imp. Bal
rownie, dam Julia by lencoe.---.-..---- 2
Time, 2454.
SECOND RACE-Aile heats, all ages,
for a purse of 500.
$. Leonard's b. f Mollie Austin, by lay
THAN dam, Ann A4anls by Glencoe. l l
Z. Warrick b. h. 10. l. Johnson, By Good
win dam, Judy, by SOyereign.-.......... 5 2
DR.. J. W. Weldon ch. h. Billy COnnor, by
Imp. FazelettO dam, Wax Wing, by
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The Legal Profession should avoid the
unnecessary waste Of time In taking de-
positions by the longhand method, and
avail themselves of the services Of
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street. Dispositions are first taken In
shorthand, and after being transcribed
are reviewed by the witness and sworn
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-07
Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. ISL. I. Farguson- a. Cordes ct al, n c.
c. Clay VS.. Cornelius Meehan, John Meehan
and a. Aston.
IT appearing from af1davit in this cause that
the defendant Cornelius Meehan is 8 non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the
city OF hemphis Tennessee. within the first
three days OF The mex term OF said Co1rt, COM
Iaencing on the second Monday in May, 1907,
and plead, ansWer@ demur TO COmplainants
bill, or the same W. be taken for confessed as
to him and set tor hearing * parte, and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A o0py-att-st: AUGUSTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
By R. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LogwoOd q PeytOH, solicitors for complain
ants. ap5 law4w