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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
a Meeting, 1867.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii COM
i mence on the
Eleventh bay OF November, and Con.
tinUe SIX Bays.
Three following races closed, By the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
STAKE,

i memo on the
Eleventh bay Of November, and Con.
tinUe SIX Bays.
Three following races closed, By the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
G. w. Dinahunt enters General Duncan's
br. I Antelope, by Ava anehe, dam Gazette, by
Johnson & Douglass enter bk. .. Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
johnson q Douglass enter 8. c. Richelieu, by
Jack Malone. dam the.dam Of Muggins, BY
P Mitchell enters br. C ElEin, by Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue; second dam the dam or
Socks.
General 4. Buford enters br. c. by Lexingtod;
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known;
dress red. gray and white.
W. y. Tremslne enters s. c. RushWhacker, by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe dres- red, white
Turner & Johnson enter br. C. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GRFEN STAKE.
G. W. DiIlahunt enters Gen. G. W. Har5jnps
b Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, 0y imp.
Johnson & Douglass enters C. I. by lack Ma
lone, dam Al5ino, by iEP. Albion s years
Gen. A. Buford enters Or. M. by vandal. dam
and white.
John H, Morgan enters CHI. T. Mamie Leteher.
BY AGslTalan' dam Lavender, by WAGNER;
=. B. Thomas enters ch. T. Hira, by Lexington.
out OF Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner s Johnson enters ch. ( Magazine, by
Australian. dam b. old Wagner.
". A. Fowlkes enlers dark br c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador years eld.
W. A. FOwlEes enter b. T. by NandaL, dam
Du1chesE de BerTi, by imp. Sovereign.
0VEKFON HOTEL STAKE.
NJ. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
] q. Jones enters g. m. Maggie English. by
Shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsilon dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
sack
T.. A. Hausner enter stallion Duke Of Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagon ? mar.
W. :, Tremains enters b h. Tom Worlsy, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
TIE entries for this stake were closed on the
18th Instant,
RACES ZET OPEN o ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-Flrst race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
Second Day-SeeOnd race, two mile cash, for
all ages
Third Day-Citizens' purse, SEQ, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
Third uay-SecoHd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages. $500 purse.
Fourth Day-Sec0nd race, Bankers purse,
$1,000, thr g mile heats. free Tor all ages
Filth D~ay-SOutheTn and Western Turf Con-
greSs stake, iour mi g heats
sixth n4y-FirEt race Saloon stake mile
ages. Second race mile heats for beaten horses,
TO be handicapped, 500 pure.
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President.
A d. GIBSON, Secretary. sep
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xOTIcE.

The friends and acquaintances OF Captain
sam. II. Shock and family ara requested 70
attend the funeral ofh eldest daughter, Ell
E from St. Peters Cathedral. Adams street,
this Frdayl morning Al ten o'clock.
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Architect and Engineer.
n1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he is pre-
psred 20 devote his whole attention to Design
ing ? gns and experimenting Buildinea with
as muca energy and attention Co his patrOns'
interest Is he dtd for the Cltys tnterest while
City Engineer.
OFFrcE-Stillman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Changes reasonable.
]. II. MCCLURE,
Arehitsst ana EnRineer.
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each. and Invariably Cash.
J. A. & CO.,

Nc. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATE
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THE most frantic appeals were made
by the Radical press Of the North, to
prevent the late tide Of opposition which
has swept them away. Among other
appeals the New York Tribune besought
the voters of New York not to endorse
" the pirate" Semmes and the COP
pressor Of Union prisoners" Writ.
Poor Writ, in his bloody grave, cares
very little now about human applause or
censure. But the hosts of friends Of the
gallant Admiral Of "the Alabama "
msy perhaps be pleased to learn that the
citizens Of the Empire State have en-
dorsed him by a majority which the ri
6uHe now comedies will reach 10000.
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Principal Depot for the southernst stes for FINLEYs CHURN DAsHER,
at the popular China Hall of BASTLAND, LLOYD & GILBERT, No.
81 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-08

GOT N OF THEM
YET GOT ONE
OF WHAT, STRIP
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NOTICE.

oTTTsE Acr's ASSISTANT UAErERxksrERl
Post Of o SPRINGS. MIA
November 5, 1857.
CEALED proposals, IA duplicate, are bsrsbv
- invited f1r the supply aud delivery 70 M.
post OF the following Quarterma&er's stores
Vfzs
$50 Cords, full Hardwood.
1000 Bushels Cora,
IS Tons Fodder
Proposals 20 be sent In for each article 80
rately 70 this once on OF befoEaj % G'c31ck -
the nth day Of November Instant 81 -rS.-
hour the proposals viii be Opened and tha -.
tract awarded the lowest bidder.
WALKER A. NEWTON
II I'd Lieut. stth Inrv A X -
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WOnderTm LnEentiOn.
HERE 1T Is--LOOK AT 1T.
The Invalid & ParlOr SpittOOn
John M. Cages Patent.
FEAsELIE. TEEN.. Sept. L. Iss..

Sept. Il, 1885,.
MO complication about q. Not liable to get
out of order. Only two movable pieces IN
the operation Ofus.ug 1.-THE lid, and The lever
that raises Il Ine lever Is placediu the handle,
and when the handle l. taken hold Of The I'D
rises when .eleaseu. The lid closes thereby sx-
cludlnE frOm view the entire contents OF Lhs
box. its an ernaIu ut for the cenIer table;
does away all The unpieasantness rom the
casting on eXpectoruIiOn about c. e sick bed.
Il y - easily 'lt2useu a. An ordinary IN cup.
SEE one Of them ana you will Lever use any
other receptacle ter ezpectOTatOn- is c1esp-
ness and superiority being 50 Uucu III eriOr
than anything ever before used fcrt the pun pose,
Hnd adapted 20 al class 5 aud conditions Of our
race, in all climates, Al home IT ktruad, Is
land or BY tea, by day OF oy night. in sicknsss
and in health, in prosperity Or adgsrsi y--zl-
ways OF your scribe ready TO sefTe you ard
almost for nuthing-0ulv one dollar, and FOR
much less 10 WhO.US-Ie custGm-4s
No II n OF enersy need eve complain Of hard
times or lear OF starving % be can Tsse even
nVe dollars 10 begin " IN nc huudre Agents
wanted mmedla ely 10 aid 4 supp tag the
demand. Jouuty and stale Rights for sac.
Come, and come quGRly ! Delay are danger
Ous. Disease is Ia The laEu. We say egain,
every family on the g0ue should have Oue u
HOrs-
Col. NJ. C. CAYCg, Of Meuphis
General Agent FOR ths United states: Heal
quarters Al me Arcade, - dstn s. non ~
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OF WHAT, sIRP

WHY DO you ASK he THAT QUESTION, SIR p
BeoaumO me OF them needed, N doubt, and that badly. amongy ourh household oonveu-
that the hbodousa and Troublesome item OF chuning ma become al agreeable rsGea-
What's the article? What's the descriptions What's it do,
pray, Sir?
Wen, tits smpStw srswrpoper wheels attached believer md III star or hsndls
vhEchis placed in the "d fashioned" wooden tub c1uua md worked in the am man-
nerp precisely as the "dd Dasher" theet wi whsssrs vove rapidly md in counter directions
at e7ey u ad down movement the "Dashs-" completely dangsdng and cutting the
vision Of the wheels kepst Ire whoeb bulk Of The cream supplied with constant currents IF
fresh air thus securing BY the simplest process he true PRINCIPLES u GOOD BuHerN sHppp
Well, sir, is the thing simpIe-very simpler
Why, 30 very simple when seen that nota word of EXPLANATION Is necessary. Why Bid
dy,T" Aunt Duah "or the eghtyear Old chnd can both undshands nd USt and eOuldntfG
thern lives imagine any other pupoefrL
Is it durable and substantial, sir?
tits made OF the bts sheet Zinc viii not rus-EIoug-neat md with ordinary care VIII
hs slOng as you and your gandchndrens children.
Long enough; well, my friend. does it make GOOD BUTTER
and QUICK?
tdosn not only make good Butter, butts about ONE FOURTE MORE to- Evsna amounts
cream, under nbs circumstance of quality and temperature and in about ONE HALF THE
TINE required y uhe use 1.-THE "Obdd Wher" Am, however, quite ready to confess Ht
viii not make Butter as quick as the bomaei" Five Minute" m ohG" lightning" Chunsn r
would we hayeH o quick. for he very plain am simple ressoB this the extraordinarily rapid
of those RJCH. gR4LNT, FAxY, FIRM and LIVELY QUALITLEswhhh eonaHuts REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
Well SIR Ih~e one Of ue"od fashioned" Chuus-an old family rao of sevenIg gene
uions past ant d. I understand you that nothing more BIequred thano me Of he" PIN
LEY D4sHEEsFrf
Nothing else whsevsrto complete the sTxrLEsT CHEAPEST and MOST sATEsFAC
TORY C4URNING APPARATUS hatth world las yet produced
help It, Are you sur this IS mot on ofhe Yankee bumbuas on II thu Machine Nurnsss"
OF oe Of the Hub OF the Universe Ham" sort Of tdcss;s SUI hams stw oukdt to bsE gpn
bring S"brosd gusN" grim tbs phH ~ tbs most stdious epcure-but with somewhat Of
a ehsngem the programme and scenery" whenc casting sly peep at Tho cool ana mani
huues efforts to ncea brn Ortwo Ugh such lOOksand such "tOugutng" as all understand
who have beer" thuLy done for
MaAnksI observers mutual sympathy, a similarity Of experiences lad a Similar deter
minatOn to avoid all humbugs especially with the Yankee" prefix Ny friend. "FLNLEYS
own true merits win its way htoev every household The land, NOrha md South The sner
is open to omPeduOn, and for" commons sense every day practical use and household econ
omy YES to YANKEE or anybody else BEAT IF VOC CAN
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which has slight claims upon the mag
nanimity or forbearance OF the country.
The South might have stopped to con-
que" with fair chances Of profit. It's
failure to bend even to the Inevitable,
and TO recognize lessons which are ire
versibie, may entail excitement and
trouble, but the heaviest loss will, after
all, fall upon its " people.
The same Journal, under the heading
Of Minor Topics" says:
The white people in different parts Of
the South have lately been asking Gov
eminent for more troops to maintain
order and preserve them from appre-
hended riots and instructions by the
negroes At the same time, the Con-
gressioual EXeeutiveC ommittee(curious
ly enough have received appeals from
negroes, saying that they " stand in fear
Of violence, and suggesting that they be
allowed to form military companies. s"
All this Is exceedingly painful and ON
inous news TO those who seek the welfare
Of both races in the South, aud whe have
labored to secure such harmony Of feel
ing as would enable them TO live and
labor together for all time to come. These
things are appalling. They forebode g
future which we would rather not con-
template, and whose horrors can only be
ayerted by craftsmanship and wisdom,
not merely on the part of the Govern
ment, but on the part Of the governing
people OK the United States.
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AUCTION.
EXECUTORS SALE
@OF-
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
Fayette County, Tennessee,
AND
County, Mississippi.
Near the Railroad Depot at ColIsrvils-

DY DIRECTION OF the VIII OF John Pope,
ID deceased, we VIII SOL 70 the highest bidder.
On Thursday, December ., 1867,
UPON the premises, commencing az twelve
O'Clock the Va4uaols tract Of land belonging 70
deeedsnL Known A. his SOSCONNAH PLAN
IAIlON5 aOout four mue south Of Coufervfle,
Combining about eleven hundred acres. sub
divided Into several small farms. a. Der plan -
be seen on toe published maps. fhfs plan
talon wa selected for its superior advantages
81 ~lOcHtion End ~Procueaou, and Offers great
Inducements 10 cotton, grain or fruit grover.
having a large proportion of open land ana
under good fence
The Improvements are such a. are usual On
cotton farm.
At the same tfmeand place viii be sold aath.
property Of the same Estate. q Houss. Wfth Ave-
acres OF land, IN the town Of Mount Pleasant,
Mississippi
or SALE.
Third Cash balance In one and two years.
with lien rstalasd.
A. POPE ExscutEH.
A r Pope, Executor.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT AGO
now Auetionssr.
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J. B. WATSON & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS,
POmades, P~erfumeries, Etc,
And an endless variety Of
Fancy Toilet Articles, Etc,
Too tedious here to enunsrats.
SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs. NIPGEE & REAKIRT, and
Of JOHN A. NIPGEN, No.
3ls Main:strset, Mem
phis, Tenn.

A RSOCIATED with his House are Msssrs.
H. +. FsrDswOrtu. John c. Reaktt,
!. ? Sengstack, James Boon and otne-s,
all OF whom are well and favorably
known in this city and t~hroughout the South
generally, as Thorough practical Druggists and
correct buslness men Of long and tried expert
enee. And vita our personal knowledge end
familiarity with he wants or our numerous
friends anc pstruna. and our strict attention TO
business. We are determined 10 make this fha
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NEIGHBoRING IT.

The Alabama nigges who hocked here
in considerable force yesterday and the
day before, upon being Intercepted, de-
clsred their intention of voting at this
place, or as they termed it, to neighbor
Ii, in return for = recent favor of a SINH
lar character done them byI the Georgia
niggers. Several Georgia niggers an
nouneed their intention of voting each
separate day Of the election. We sup
pose they carried this intention into ef-
feet, for we are not aware Of any way to
Observation-Disclosures Sun, 3lst ut.
Not a white voter OF Blob county cast
a ballot yesterday What s. glorious
record for a county that has such 8 proud
histsryl We are sure that to-day will
be like that of yesterday, and tomorrow
even as to-day. Let the sun Of Thursday
set upon that record unsuliied by any
participation in, or countenance to the
swindle.-MdcOR Journal and Asssen-
Oe- 81 Of all
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cALBREATH, STEWART ( CO.,
wholesale GrOcerS,
r-.a COTTON ACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No.11 St, bet. Front and Main,
MEMPHIS,

Ali Cotton consigned 10 us Insured, unless Otherwise Instructed
Mess Pork, Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Rice, Molasses, Salt Candles, Oysters, sardines, Can Fruit, Candies, Raj
sins, Pickles, Cheese Tobacco, segars, Snuff, Crackers, Soda, Spices, Pep
per, Ginger. Indigo. Nader. Cotton Yarns. Copperas, Brooms, Buckets,
WashbOards, Kentucky and India Begging, Rope, Iron Ties, Gum Betting,
Irvine, etc, etc.
Liberal Cash Advances made mCha Stgad hSsFat, Gdbrsah 8FmG, n ORLEANS
STEWART, g. FIZER,
COTTOE FACTORS AND COMMLSSION
No. 4G Union Street,
oGo DIV Kew ORLEANS, La
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I 4 H KS
III

WHY, ONE OF THE
FINLEY
@ H U r n
DAS s. .
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Friday Evening. November S.-Wm be
presented SATAN IN PARIS. To conclude
with NORMA; Adalgisa, Miss Melville.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Doors open at u 10 :;
curtsin to rise at ~ precisely.
Prices as usual. Seals may be secured six
DAYS IN aHEnw-a
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Sumter county-Up to Thursday
morning 1885 negroes had vOted-not
one white 8
Schley eouuty-On Tuesday $50 negroes
and two whites.
Randolph eOunty-Tuesday, rs ne
groes and fifteen whites.
DOughsrty cOunty-Tuesday and
Wednesday, 1857 negroes and no whites.
Houston county-Up to yesterday
morning no whites bad voted.
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PnPRls Eel SHOW.

At the close Of the polls yesterday
about seventeen hundred negroes and
three white men had deposited their
votes at the CONTROVERSIAL for a con-
vention, and of course, for the radical
ticket, as there is non other in the field.
The people Of Georgia decline to kneel,
like the cRmels, to take upon themselves
the pack and burthen Of oppression and
Of 8 voluntary descent to the negro-Ievei
which the rescript Of the knaves who
lead the fools in Congress ordered them
thankfully to submit TO. The conster-
nation which this unexpected display Of
patient courage, in spite Of JOE Browns
exhortations has caused in that Depart
partment Of the DEVILS DOminions
known as Radicsldom, may be judged of
by the following moroesuX clipped from
a mass Of jsbberiug rigmarole in the
New York lines. The Tribune, with
the stoIid obstinsey Of the donkey,
swears that it will never abste a jot or
q title OF what it calls with q gloomy
gravity its "~pFin0iplos, " no matter how
the people may vote. 1t appeals from
the people to the negro. 1t cries, like
RODERICK DHU.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Iassss spd anager-u..---W c. THOMPSON
Stage Manager SHIRLEY H. FRANCE

Benefit and last night but one of Miss EMILE
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Col. N. C. cAYCg, Of Meuphis

General Agent for the United states; Heal
quarters At the Arcade, Is usiu s. non ~
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SrAvE OFI.LlNoIs, l.. sulrcorsry $. oo,nty

ssTAGE OF ILLINOIS, L,sMLE County, s. C6,,nty
- tHtH thereof, 10 DcemJ,r Term, lSGT-h Chd,caV.
Maria Cleave Della Magi Clara Mrgll Elcncr X Ma
gill and Laura 4. Magll 1talpesrng from affidavit
ME in the ofco OF the clerk Of said court TINT ~d defend
ant Clara Mag Is not resident Of said state, aud said
painan having iilsd her bill Of complaint in sid court,
the chancery side thereof tho 18th day of October
lst herein AMI SUMMONS having been issued thereon
corlpg to law;
Notice, therefore, is hereby gwen TO said defendant, Clara
Mae that unless you personally be and appear before said
court at said term thereof to hr held the Cont House in
ottawa in said county, the first Monday OF December
ueNt D. 1867 when and where said summons i,
ble) and plead answer deur except to sal ii the
will he taken for confessed inst you and the matters and
things therein prayed for decrccd accordingly
A. b. MOORE, Clerk.
WALKER BROwEE, Compl's solrs. . oc,l9-iw
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legal.
STAyE OFILLINOIS, La SALE CouyrY, $50

sSTAEE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE County, ss.--CbsHy
- toaf taGe9i, to December T7m lS67.-h CtaHccry.
Charles Cicayc Della Magi Clara Alacill. Ecnur X
Sasll and Laura +. Msgill IL appearu affidavit
on ME IN the Office of tho clerk of said Court that the defend
ant Clara Nal not resident of ,ai state and said com
planat having filed his bill of complaint in said court
chanceIy side thereof, the 18th day Of October A. H. 1861
to law;
Notice therefore is hereby given TO said defendant, Clara
Ma-i that ule. YOU personally he and appear before said
court AT said term thereof to bee held the Court House
ottawa, IN said county, the first Monday of December
next A. D. 1851 when and where said is retuahc
and plead, answer. demur except 10 said bill the will
he taken for confessed against yor and tie matters and
things therein prayed tor derreed accordingly.
A. u. MOORE. Clerk.
WALKER BRuWER, COmplts Solrs. uctlJ-iw
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NOTICE.-EsrArso OF EIIAs CAREY. DECEASED Notice
~ hereby given, that th. undersigned executor Of the
last will and testament VI E Carey, late OF the county OF
La Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased viii appear before
the County Court Of sl county the third Monday (cins
the 10Th day Of December 1861, the Court House in 0tta
wa in said county, when and where All c.n' ha ing claims
demands against said estate notified TO attend and
present tho same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 10Th day VI Vctober 4. D. 1851
Gw LEVI KkLSEY, Executor.
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Pedigree of Lexicon from American Turf
Register:
Sire Lexington by Boston. First dam Lighsore by i'm.
ported Glencoe I'd dam Rurcs dam by imp Trustee; 30
dam Nanttls dam. by imp. Tranby; 4th dam Lucis hy
Irnmpcter; OH dam Lucy by Orphan eth dam Lady tlry
by Robin Grey; It'll dam Maria by Mczar Sth dam by imp
liighnycr; 9TH dam by imp. Fcarnouyht; 10Th by Ariel
llu' dam by imp Jack of pamonds 18th dam by imp.
Dmond with foa by imp Eclipse and stnted to Australian
Address Capt. WM FORD, or CHARLES DELANo, Ottl-
WA, Illinois.
n B-A hir price will be given for the use OF few No.
mares, to breed to this horse during the coming fall Owner
VI mare to deliver colt ut moAths Old. aug u.
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Argal.

NOTlCE.-EsTATE oT WILLIAM PEARSON, nGcEAsED.-No-
tee hereby given that the undersigned Administrator
te esl at" Of William Pearson, late Of the county OF LII
sale and state Of illinois, ccsel will appear before the
county Court Of said cuUiY, tho i'l Monday being
Inc ih day of December 1901 at the Court House Oti-
wa IN said county, when and where al I,eu, having claims
or demands against notified attend and pre-
sent the same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 9Th day otOctphrr, a, r lNc-
MILTON II. SWIFT Administrator
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rysNAt. S,luvFg,EDlESV

ENNAL SEVTLEMENT.-Es7wg oc TaoH's p.
IlALLGAN, nECEAsEDNotcc is hcrply ,iN'u 90 ~ pgs
sons interested in said estate. that Maria q Iu seed.
triX Of the last will and testament OF Iwma 20 ilGggu,
deceased will appear before the County Court % @ ' MY
la Sale and state of Illinois, ut the Court House p wa
in said county On the 18th day of November 10 1851 ir
the purpose Of rendering account of her prtcou IN
the administration OF said estate tor the final -rrmcut
Dated at ottawa, this 10Th day VI October lSai.
aw Ar. MOORE, Clerk.
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STATE OF iLLiNoiS,l As ALE COUNTY ss-t~my

STATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsMlg County, ss-CmR,y
- t6,Ut ne,oJ, n DsceoiJT Term, ls6I.-h Cha1c1y
Charlotte sweeney Lewis SwcineyDorce 1t appearing
from affidavit file In the Office of the clerk Of said
court that said defendant Lewis Sweeney resident of
said state, and said complainant having filed her bill Of
plant in said court the chancery side thereof the Eth
lay of October A. 1867 hcrcln and summons having been
issued thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore, hereby given TO said defendant Lewis
SWEENEY, that unless You personally he aud appear before said
at said Germ thereof, to he held the Court House IN
ottawa in said county, the first Monday Of Nccrmie
next, y. 1861, when and where said ], rurua
lc) and plead, answer, demur except ~ ,td bill the
will Ice taken for confessed against yon and the mat
ters aud things therein prayed for decrcel HcrJdugN
A. H. MOORE, Clerk.
WALKER llRowER, Compl'ts Sol'rs. octlg-iw
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, IA sALLE COUNTY ss--Cauty
- Court her,cf, to Dsc.mJ.r Term 1857 In CHt7cuy
James NJ. Getchcll Della Magi Clara Magill, Elcnor
X. Slagill an Laura Magll-BW fr Specific Performance
Ii appearing from affidavit nile in the oce theclck
dent OF said state, aud sad complainant having filed hi, bH
Of complaint III said court, the clanccry side thereof
the l7th day OF October 1867 herein, and summons
having been issued thereon according to law;
Notice. therefore, is hereby given % sail defendant Clara
Mag that unless you personally be and app" before sa
court at said term thereof to bs held ut the coU house IN
Ottawa, In said county tho first Monday of December
next A. 1867, (whcn and where said summons is rerna
Llc) and piead, answer demur except 10 said bill the
will be taken for confessed against yo and the
add things therein prayed ior dccrccd accordingly.
A. Il. MOORE Clerk.
WALKER 4 BRowER. Compl'ts Solrs. octio4w