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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

The Rock Gazette says: The negroes
have Just sent Rice, the Kentucky swim
dIer, To the United States Senate, and q
reputed counterfeiter is spoken of for the
supreme bench. The balance of the
ticket with very few exceptions, is
scarcely an improvement on the in
stances cited,
On Monday evening of last week
Helena was visited by disastrous con-
fiagration. 1t commenced in the shOe
store OF ]. Oliger, and spread rapidly.
The Clarion says: Among the sufferers
aud the losses Of each we have obtained
the following list g. w. Holibaugh,
stove and tin merchant, $500; John
Allen CIV. L. Nelson, agent) miscella-
neous goods, about $4,000; Fritzen d
| Sparrow, merchants, SIS 600; Jacob
! OligeF, shoemaker, $500; Charlie
Levy, bar. keeper, about $500; Leon
Berton, 1925; Mr.. Slater, about $500 ;
Messrs. Noblock, McKelvey, II. s. Hor-
nor & Co., and Oliver Joyce sustained
some damage in moving out their goods,
and some loss from stealage. None oi
! the above losses were covered by In
surance except portion of the stock OF
/ Mr.. Holieaugh, who had policy in the
Mechanics Company OF New Jersey,
w. @. Nelson, agent, for $1,000. The
other losses fail entirely upon the re-
spective sufferers and in the case o
Messrs. Fritzen & Sparrow, who had g
large stock on hand, proves most disas
trous to them.
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MIsSIssIPPI.

Last Wednesday in the northeastern part
Of Lafayette coanty, an arrest was attempted Of
two Smiths, and young man named Fletcher
when the parties commence shooting at each
other. Frazier Saith was killed, and his father
C. pit. Jas. F. Smith, severely, II not mortalIy
wounded.
The oxford Falcon, Of the 18th, complains
OF the oppressive attentions Of horse-thieves tC
that neigIborhood. Horses, mules, cattle. dogs
chickens, etc, are mysteriOusly disappearing.
The Nicksburg Times has improved its sp-
peaTanee materially by the use of smaller type
which renders it exceedingly neat.
The Charleston TGilahatchidn, of the 18th
says: within the last lew days very saong evi-
dencss Of the out-croppiDgs Of Stone Coal de-
posits have bean discovered on the farm o.
Mrs, NJ. J, Lee, three miles north of Charleston
On the valley road. The specimens Obtained
from the spot, present strong appearances O
coal, and burn very readily.
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Noaa- Resfdent N0fice.

Bennett LGnsford vs.. Margary Lunsford, Ejsct-
tment.
y this cause it appearing 70 the satisfaction
| OF the Court that the defendant, Aarg-Ty
IlunsfOrd, is dead and that the proper sugEes-
ton thereof has been made by PiaiutiE, and
admitted by Def ndants counsel, and il further
appearing that a seire faciss ana an alias sciIe
facias has been issued and returned against
Mary Ann Geddings and Caroline GeCfding-s as
the only heirs anu representative of Elle said
Margary Lunsf0rd deceased, and 10 appearln .
frOn the return OF said scire facla7 thas Defend
ants heirs aforesaid are nOn-resi- ents OF tse
state OF Tennessee, consequently cannot %
served with notice for rsvivUr. Il is therr1Ors
ordered by the COurt that pGblicaJ on be made
IN the Msmphis Appeal for fur suecessiy .
weeks, Ommauding and requiring the said
Mary ]. GeddInEs snd her husband William
Gsddings, and Caroline Geddings and her Eus-
band EinOrs Gedsings 70 appear before the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hayw county A.,
At the Courthouse IN the town Of BrOwusvtlle,
on the fourth Monday In May, 1853 next. then
and there TO nter them selves b. Deta1 &c ants TO
this suit, or Judgment by default VIII then and
there be tslzen z sinsb them aad a writ or pos
session awarded the PlainJth
a true CODY rom record his llth 0f March,
1858 J. ID. RI ILEDGE, G4erk.
mh24 IaW4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

The Rock Island IND ATg's says that there
are eight cases Of triehinfe Ia Hampton one OF
which proved fatal symptoms-paln IN the
bowels, accompanied by diarrhea; IN lew
days great muscular pain IN extiemi'les ana
stiffness, with loss Of power OF motion IA the
Iees; Bronchitis and general isoGi1s sy psoias'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

the Circuit Court Of Shelby County.
J unrrnr-a q 8 AInrriarn

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby County.
J. Harvey vs.. G. s. Morrison.
1T appearing from affidavitfn this cause thst
Il the defendant, @. 3. Morrison has removed
nom The STATE OF Tennessee 80 that the ord IL
ary process OF law cannot be served uocn ID n :;
II Is thef efOre ordered that he make ais a O
pearance herein, at the GOurt1OTl-e il the city
or Memphis, Tennessee. within the q rst three
days Of the Circuit Court. 70 be held as the
Courthouse on the fourth Monday IN May,
1851, and plead, answer CT Qemur to com
piainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO him and set Tor hear
ing ex parte, and that copy o. this order be
published once week for tour successive weeks
N the Memphis Post.
A cOpy-Attest:
N. D. 7. STEWART, Clerk.
Haynes, Stockton & Haynes, solicitors for
Com Disipanf. auz IaW4w
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AMERICAN Gus e,

THE very important and extensive improve
this noDular HOTEL the largest IN New England,
enable The proprietors to offer 10 Tourists, Fam
lilies and The TraYeung Public, accommoda-
tions and conyentences superior TO any oJner
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additious have been made of numerous suites
OF apartments with baJnlag-roemS, Wta water
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
sfrncted con veys guests to the upper story OF
the house in one minute the entries nave
been newly and richly carpeted, and the en-
tire honse thoroughly replenished and refur-
nished, making it, in all IT'S appointments
sc,5,aI 70 any hotel in the country.
feiegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls snq Cafe on
the firSt floor LEWIS RICE q son,
'AS sot5 ao.ifyo PrOprieiOrs.
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Exports Of 1896


The decrease in the trade with the United
States alone scco 3Dts for near!y he whole Of
the ABOVE deficiency, although The exports TO
Australia were much smaller than in IS g. But
In the face Of this ia ling OF, the British manu-
facturers seem now 10 be taking fresh c-urage !;
ana none OF them attribute these losses TO The
absenea Of a protective taiia or thinks of ap-
healing to Parliament for legislation against
the laws OF trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

The Nashville Banner of the 18th inst.
furnishes the following brief history of
one of the adventures who have swarmed
hitherward to "est of the substance of
better men:
Councilman Farnsworth. who was elected to
MI a vacancy in the Sixth ward some time
rinee who moved his lodgings out OF the ward
soon after, but still stuck TO his seat who
never had any actual residence in Nashville,
h 5 family having resided in Wisconsin during
the past three years; and who never possessed
the property qualifications required by law to
eptiile him 70 hold once, has left Nashville te
uy bis lack slsaRhere
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22
AdntfnistyGtoY's Notice,

HAvING qualified as Admir- -trator de bo-
mis- non upon the estate of Hymau Weber
deceased at the April t.. m OF the CCunry
Court OF shelby county. Ienu nuessee all persons
holdfDg claims against said estate are notified
10 present the same % me tor payment
within the time pres ,ribed by Law and those
fuuertsa 10 said estate viii make i'm ID edIaJa
settlement. az nay Office. 80 EIai1 slreaF.
apis lawfw BEN. EISE.AAA, Atm'r.
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DR.. JAMES,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCE HOSPITAL,
Il Custom House street, New O-.esnS. lastz1-
lished 1850, for the last seven years .ccatsf IN
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the eoun-
DISEASES, can be cOnfid utially consulted at
his office and paFlOrs 81 and Q3 R3nd0ID. street.
corner OF Dearborn street, or BY lztter POstOdice
Drawer 5SH3-
DR.. JAMES treats CHROSIC MERCURLAL-
SYPHILITIC. BLOOD and SKIN Disc ASE.S.
and all fISORDE5S of CONTAGIOi 5 VE-
NEREAL CLARA fER-Which he ures EisB-
out the use Of mercury, lodids ps.tassii, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUTRALLZEIs- a
positive cure for al humOrs and b.Ood poiaons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, SCeh as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the or
gans, early indiscretiOus, excuses. or en- allied
hereditarIiy. causing loss Of memory. confu-
sion, depression, Cimaess OF vision aud often
symptoms, treated and radically cured by al
in ialliOle method, saving time and EXPENSE.
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organ, of q
private character, radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class. where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotchss On the face, small WHtery blsiers,
pains in the head and blnes, ulce-aLed throat
ard nose, sores on the limbs and bOdy. scro fuIs
I together with endless number Of suffer
/ ings-effeetually and permanently cured.
DR.. JAMES is recon amended by The press Of
the country, by professors Of medical COLLEGES,
ard by the medical profession generally. Those
afflicted should apply to him, and be cured at
once.
THE MoNIroR. by DR.. James, a treatise upou
q seases peculiar to the sexual Org rs OF Ther
sex causes effects and their remedies. com piled
from an experience OF twenty years pra tice
1 in the exclusive treatment Of these diseases.
| sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pamphlet on SPEBlIA BREIEA. or
/ one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope upon
receipt Of pOstage-two red stamps. Address
| Or. JAMES, Postsfiee drawer 5o65, Chicago,
/ Illinois aDI7 II
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LEGAL.

Ia the District Court OF the Unstsd states frr
the District Of " est FeBnsssee la flas. mall
ter OF BENJAMIN washer. bankrupt. Ia Bank-
ruptcy, District OF West Tsnuessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby give notice OF bfssp-
pofntmen as sissi Znee OF benjamin n asher of
Memphis, IN bae county or shelby, an- E Jars
OF Tennessee. within said District. " ho has
been adjudged a banErupt upsn hi. own pati-
ton. by the D,sirlet Court of sal D.stfct
Memphis, Tenn, the I4th day Of q PHI. A. D.
l50a. WILLIAM Y. CihODE.
apl5 laT3w A-sisue g
In the District Court OF the United states, ror
the District Of West Tennes- -ee.-Iu the mat
ter OF William wis. ban krupt. IN BLnk-
ruptcy, Disarfet o. " st Tonnes.
To whom it may concern:
The underss sgued hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of William Bowls,
OF Msmphis, ia the eounLy cL Shelny- and
Stats OF Tennessee, within said Di tilet, gEhO
mas been adjudged q 0ankruut upon his own
petition, by The District Court CT said Dis -r1ct
Memphis, Tena-, the t4th day d Z A IL. q. D.
1858 WILLIAM Z. .CIEJDE,
apis law3v Asignee, etc
In the District Court Of the United states, Tor
the District OF West TsnnEssee la The mat
ter Of William Carse, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy District OF " est Tennessae-ss.
To whom IL may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of lis
appointment assignee Of Viii IA arse. OF
Memphis, in the county o. she By, and state
or Tennessee, within said Ia ir1cf, who hZs
been adfudged oankru pt upon bis own petit
ton, By The District court OF aid Distrlcl-
Memphis, Tenn, the llth day OF Aprii, a. D.,
1858. WILLIAM 7. e ROD.
lpi5 Laz3W As aues. etc
District Court Of the United States, fOr the
District OF West Tennessee. In The matter OK
George ". TrOtter, Bankrupt N bank
Euptcy.
Te whom 1t may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appoin tment "a assignee OF George " Irutier, OF
Memphis, In the county Of Shelby and state Of
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adiudged q Bankrupt on creditors petition, by
the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, 8th A Aprii, ls6s-
WILLIAM MCGEE
az Iaw3w ass % ea- E,te
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
RE-OPENED. CORNER
Jefferson and Front Streets.

This well known and popular Hotel has been
RENTED aud newly furnished Throughout ana
will open on THURSDAY, March ), 1861, for
the reception of guests. The table will be sup
piled with the best the market affords, The
anS fayorabIy known steward, formerly OF
this city but more recently OF the Exchange
Hotel of Richmond, Va, VIII be on hand,
with CORPS OF attentive waters, to supply the
fnuer man. We pledge ourselves TO make our
zuests comfortable and at home, snd have the
Old Commerci~l again redeem Its character as
one OF the best Hotels in the city
SCHEDULE OF PRICES
Day Board. per month W
Board and Lodging, per rweek...--...-....... II ~
Tran lent Guests, per day y....... ....--..- z ~
GA otain Is. ID. CASrLEMAN viii be found in
VIZ ALLEN BROTHERS,
Managers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

ALBANY. NEW 70 r K,
HAVE on SALE
The star Cotton Gin and Condenser,
The Hand Gin and Condenser,
The Power Gin and Condenser,
The Hand Gin without Condenser,
me Power Gin without Condenser,
ne Cotton Cultivator, or scraper and Chopper
Gray's Patent Iron-screw Press, for Hay or
Cotton,
Ingerson's Patent Portable Kay and Cotton
Presses,
star Railway Horse Power,
star Lever or Sweep Horse Power,
star Thresher and Cleaner Combined,
Horse Powers and Threshing ach'nes-Dog OF
Sheep Power,
Portable Wood Saving Machines-Negetable
Cutters.
rE- Prices furnished and Machines shipped
by application to
NOON d 6EOGHEGAN,
mh2su No. esa Front st., Memphis.
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On the aslh Day Of Nay, 1865,

The following tract Of land in the Eleventh
vii District OF shelby cOuu 8. Feuness5e. aa1r
GerInautuvn. containing two Cuuir q alT six
acres bounded on the west ry one Moses
SlOugh's laut, on the easf by j -1uut EarTi-
son s land On tie south b. lands a. that time
owned or claimed by the heirs OF Robert
Payne, on the west By lands Of Iasgs Neely,
conveyed b. I. 3 Clark adm -slraL1r Of Geo.
Clark, deceased TO I. e. AEe3cuaui and rzcOrtted
IN Book 80 page 435, Registers once. SHELBY
county. Saii lands VIII be sold As the property
nf said Me-eham, TO satisfy sad VIZ IS Of ve1siI-
toni expOnas. a. p. CUREI, sheriff.
By q. W. TRUEEEAET. =. d. sheriff apis
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Notice.

Estate of James Wickersham, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons IA "a nlsa sl,
~ ested, that Mr.. e. W. Wickersasn - = no nc
longer our agent IN memphis. tnS 49, siiS atfa ~
lanes Wfckershan1, ksq., has eeeA aecepeeo oy
tbe County Court or shelby County, NJ, =
~ ~ st.-osSs and agents for all business in
Me- Memphis, and Mr. e 1; selS5eE ;9 n9s been aP-
POAA-Se~ ROBERT W1CKERSHAM,
THOMAS WICKERS AM
For heirs OF James Wiekersh9m.
kprsl "A, lsss. apl6lat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

The best Cutter always employed, under
nv irr1edi ate supervision. Samples OF the
best goods arriving in the market VIII always
bs fo1nd on my counter, from which any style
80 20 - ~. - s,Iected feb26 3m
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SberIf's Sale.

DT virtue OF two WritsO venditiJni eZponas
ID directed 10 me frOm the Circuit Court ot
Shelby county az the January Term, ISIS, in
OF favor A. j. N bite rs. I. ~ Mea han, VIII
sell, for cash, TO the highesU bidder between the
usual hours, at the door Of the CiTerit Court
hon f7,N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-22

Ia the District Court OF the Unitsi states. fcr
the District Of " est TeHnsssee = IA flzs. nal
ter OF BENJAMIN washer. bankrupG. Ia Bank-
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To whom it may concern /;

In the District Court OF the United states, ror
the District Of West Tennes -ee.-Iu the ma l.
ter OF william Wis, bankrupt IN B4nk-
ruptcy, Dissrfet of " st Tsnnessse-ss.
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reduced Prices

appeal JOS OFFICE.
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IN the District Court Of the United states, lOr
the District OF Vest Tennessee la The mat
ter Of William Carse, bankrupt. In BANK
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
CAisf Ja.tsce If the Sspveml dAst ~ "a. writes:
Philadelphia, March 10, 1871.
=. e" ss': s': manu-: s :::::: 49,: :: 4:
digestive organs, and - Of great benefit =
casas Of debility, and want q nervous
~ - ~ GEO v. WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES TMOMPDON,
JIdoe Of tie SSpvrs,s (hswt nf Hnnsylpoata
Philadelphia, April y, lsoh,
~ consider sHcohand's German DittorS . saisse1s
asdtci~s In Il attacks Of indigestion Of Dyspsfr
~ can certify this from my experiences oft.
Yours, With respect,
r. JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. Jos. II. KENNARD. u. n,
Iaaor of TIE 7ssA BaptiA Cnsech Ai5adelrhia-
d.. Jacko~-Deer Sir: have hecn ffs1ssntiy ~
aussted 70 connect{my namc with recommendations
q different kinds Of medcines, hut regarding the
!: 3; s:::: 8: i: q:
ss:.sns 4 D. T. a"oa.n. n.n ss:.s
tsr once from my usual course, 70 express my iu1
conviction that Jr geseai dsDtlisy n q U:s. go
prparaiEm In some cases n may all; hut usually.
Doubt not, II will be very beneficial 10 sboee wn0
suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
{. J. II KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates d.
Prom Rev. 4. ID, FENDAIL,
AsDtaa~t 1ditov Ch,tatias GroMicle, fAdads!phtd.
hive derived decided benefit nom the No Of
Hoohaud'a German Bitters and feel Il my privilege
Who arc suffering from general debility fron d.
"a''' arising nor" %ns, o. t ,ns h'sf
''' +. 's1 SziispAI1.
CAUTION.
, noonand's German Remedies eosntsrs.tsA.
g: th.s sns :,.nss nrs 4 9; ~. - I hass
Al Others are conn ssrssit.
fnsp once s. ~ s1s q, Ac :s:
CMARLEs u. EVANS.
German Druggist, PEoprissess
Formerly G. n. JACKSON : @.
PRICE9-
H0oe..d'' German Di..ars PEI bottle so.s. sS
Per bottle o. 's Ssil Pd dozen ss a. g
80 Do not forget 70 examine we'll tbs article 20
buy, In order to get the genuine.
Fer sale ~ an Dspsgises aaA Des,.
sss q MsdieSnes.
HO0lLAUl's GERMAN
D. \ |. { !
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13
STATE CONVENTION

The Twc.f,h Annual Republican State Com
yeuton Of Iowa will &c held in Des Moines
on Thursday. the 7th day Of May, 1868, at JIG
O'Clock. =. m. for TIC purpose Of nom. mating
four delegates at largo ard twelve district
delegates to represent the State Of Iowa in the
National Republican Convention 10 NEE. at
Chicago on the 23ti DAY Of May, 1863. Also
two electors at large ana SIX liS.ric. electors
cor Presi,ien, and Wee President Of the United
States Also candidates for State officers to
ta chosen at the aext general election.
The ratio Of representation will be one del
egate for each organized county in the State,
and in addition thereto one delegate for every
two hundred votes or fraction over one humid
red votes cast for Samuel Merrill for Govern
or ut the last general election All voters
who supported the nominees and PRINCIPLES
If the Republican party at the las. general
election, or are sincerely rcpcntant for not
having done 50, are cordially invited to take
part in sending delegates TO this Convention
r. or,er 6 tie Republican Stale Central
Committee. {. e. NUCRSE Chairman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-13
OVER TIRE RIVER.

Over the river they bcckon 10 nc,
Loved ones who We passed to the other side;
The glcam of their snow robes ! see,
But their voices arc lost in the dashing tide.
There's one with ringlcts Of sunny gold
And eyes the reflection Of heaven $ own blue;
lie crossed in the twilight gray aud cold,
And the pale mists hid from mortal view.
We saw not the angels that met him there,
The gates of the city We could not see;
Over the River, over the River,
My brother stands ready to welcome me
Over the River the Boatman pale
Carried anothcr--the household pet;
Her bright curls waved in the gentle gale
Darling GRACE, sec her yet!
She crossed on her bosom her dimplci hards.
And fcarlessy entered the phantom bark !;
We watched it slide from the silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark,
We know she is safe on the other side,
Who're all the ransomed and the angels be :
Over the River, the mystic River,
My childhood's idols are waiting for me.
For none returned from those Guc. shores
Who crossed with the Boa imam cold d nd pale.
We bear the dip of the golden oars,
And catch Il glimpse ofthc snowy sail
Andlo they have passed away from our heart.
The? crossed tie stream and have gone for
aye!
We cannot sundcr the veil apart,
That hides from our vision the gates Of day {:
We only know that their banks no more
Shall sail with ours on lifcs stormy sea
Yet somehow on the unseen shore
The watch and beckon and wait for me.
md sit and think when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore
shall one day stand by the water cold,
And list to the sound of the Eoatmans oar;
shall watch for the CLEAN Of the Tapping sail,
| shall hear TIE boat as it gains the strand,
shall pass from sight with the Boatman pale
10 the better shore Of the Spirit Land!
shall know tho loved who have gone before
And joyfully swer, will the meeting be,
when over the River, the peaceful River,
The ange! OF Death shall carry me!
Miss PRIEST