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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

DR.. TOLLEs.-A regular printed ticket
vas circulated yesterday with the name
Of this coIored practitioner Of medical
science for mayor, and P. d. Beecher for
taK-coIlector. Dave Randolph and Joe
Oouston were also up for important
offices. They didn't win.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03


PERsONAL.-The Rev. J. r. Graves
editor Of the Baptist, has returned to thC
city to re-enter upon bis duties as editor
Of the Baptist and superintendent Of hi.
book house. His health is still feeble.
Our readers will recollect that he lost his
wife and mother by the epidemic, while
other members Of his family suffered,
but recovered from the same malady.
Mr.. Graves resided in the infected dis
trict, and his present feeble and shattered
health is the result Of his labors and
w~atchiDgs with his W family and
neighbors, many Of whom live to thank
him for his services. His paper will APP
pear again this week, and we wish him
success.
f. B. Byingt0n, Esq, General Rail
road and Ticket Agent, is in the city,
and will remain with us till Saturday.
Mr.. John B. Miller, an old newspaper
man, and formerly connected with the
Bulletin, is in the city.
Mr.. w G. Mcclure, for sometime
past connected with the Bulletin, has re-
tired from that establishment. We IN
derstand that Mr.. p. B. Wills, late
cashier Of the same concern, has like
wise withdrawn.
w. B. Cotton, County Coroner, has
returned, and may be found at his Office.
Mr. Pepper, Superintendent Of the
Press Dispatches at the telegraph Office,
has returned from his trip to New Or
leans.
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LEeAL.
Resident Notice

In the Chaueery Court Of Memphis. Tsy
No. G1I-gm0. y West vs. Z. ". 81. KIue -
uflP walker W.A. Baxter e. Az
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause that
Il ihe defendant, Robert Mullen, Is g resident
Of { @ state % Mississippi, and a nonresident
o. the state Of TenuGssss-
10 ls therefore 0rtered that he make his ap-
pearluce herein, at the C~ourthouze il the city
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
dag &C. February, ises, and plead, answer Of de-
muir 70 c0mplalnant's Oil, or the same viii be
taken for confessed a. to him and set for hear
ing tx oerte, and that 3 copy o. this order be
published once a week for OursuccesslVe weeks
lu the Memphis Appeal
4 CoCy-Attasts
ADGUsrON ASTON, Clerk a Master.
by j BLACK Deputy CLERK q Master
wilson g Beard, BOls- Tor complainant
Fanla fnurrur
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ADJUSTMENTS.


New MEMPHIS THRATER-MR FRANZ
MAYO's BENBFIE-Lsst evening Bull
wer's play of Money was very well pre-.
scented 10 a meagre house. The "Eve-
Ign Of Mr.. Mayo was, as indeed are all
his representations, easy, chaste and
refined, only we detected an oath OF
two that were not in the text. The
q" Graves 4" Of Mr.. E!lertOn was excellent,
and Mrs. Allen won new friends by her
delicate and graceful portraiture of
d" CLARA Douglas Mrs. Waldron was
also very pleasing in "Georgina." The
other characters were quite well repre-
scented. Tonight Mr.. Mayo will take
his farewell benefit, and as the election
is over, it is to be hoped it will be very.
largely attended, and brilliant. Schil-
ler's great play Of The Robbers win be
produced, with Mr.. Mayo as "Chsrles
de Moor" and Mrs Allen as amelia"
know Of a number Of fashionable
made up to attend, and can con-
idently predict a full house. It was
intended TO make the occasion one of
compliment to the beneficiary, and we
be may receive solid testimonials
sf the high estimstion in which he is
held here.
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EYER bod Knar.

The genial Charlie Morris. He saystbsFTN-
LEY CHURN DAsHER hssl everything in
rkans John ri. W17dson, os Germantown.
Is astonishing and d~ehshluz tas good house
Keepers Of his EsigEhornooI with the marvel
Gus work OF tie DAsHER. Can't please yoar
wife and daughters better -lau by adding q
DAsHEK % your household inventory. Only
. o. Agents wanted even where
GACiGEaUE co.
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ETTER5 Or administration UPON the estate
l. OF she late Dr. Thos j. sale having been
granted 70 me b Ghe count Court Ofshsiby
county, Tennessee. ~ The December Term, 1877.
hereby notify AT persons indebted 70 said IS
tate To pay such Indebtedness 10 me and I
hereoy notify aipersoBs having claims azainst
SAID estate % present. J1esarue. properly proven.
wltEll the time prescribed bylaw. or thev will
De barred. MAR3AEETTE b. SALE
dsclT laF8w Adm'x ofThos n saie- dse34
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Eight Hundred and Seven

Sg0 FINLEY CHURN DAsHERs sold in one
week-au guaranteed and not one yet returned.
odd fogies, don't wait for fear that you may
possibly be humbuzged. No & Yankee hun
bug" II it does not perform al we promise
for it, come and get your money again.
A.CAMERON CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

SHELBY Depot say 40 h-ouseEezr-r ought % Be
without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER- and
no one certainly WILL after one trial. for ths
trihlng sum OF s. o. Asa br. Henry Dickerv.
Dr. Love q GensralJ.C.N Robertson .ofHsr-
nando. whatthey would take Tor tEeIrFngLFY
DAsHEEs If they c0Ulduot get another. Per
haps they would surprise you win their an
sWers. Retailed everywhere 81 g o. More
agents wanted.
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DEAD NBeRO.-Ol the afternoon Of
the Ist, the body of a negro wss dis
covered under an archway Of the ruins
Of the Bradley block, and is thought to
have died from exposure, as he had been
lettering around for a day or two. The
cgrOner was sent for.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

La French Remedfes-Haye
saved thousands all over Europe, hav-
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a branch in this
country, I am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rbeu-
matsm, ScrOfula etc; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitella- Health's Grand Restorer-
thu only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses OF
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
p~erIeuced physicians. Address your COM
municatiOns to Dr.. g. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th St, New YORK. ADVICE GRATIS. Our
book, by which any person can understand
their own case, sent freeto any address. Ladies
may address Us in fun confidence. ja1
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80
First ward-Glancy, 57 F p Willard, p; Jno
o Drew, So,
Second ward-L samelson, IS; Chase, 125
Thos Joyce, l69.
Third Ward-w Black, 4; Amls, 50; O,dridge,
s; L Gleason, 20; Tipping, O..
Fourth Ward-I T CartTigbt, q; I q Hill, Is;
Scattering, q Pay, O. no pay, Al.
Fifth Ward-J c Hoist, lI5; NJ Cohen, A.; Il
Burke, SO; THughes, IS.
Sixth Ward-A T Shaw, SO; " 3 Miller, /: PA
CicaIlo, 1875; W Ryan, .; RGrindrOd, 3; Err
Hill, 70.
Seventh Ward-A II Ferguson. l56; 7 Smith.
lls; E A Renner, 495; ] N Woltering, Is; N
Mccormack, 90.
Eighth Ward-F Brannen, q; Jas. Nolan, IS
J stebbens, IS9; Thos. Moffatt, 2l9.
Ninth Ward-G L Williams, l0I Jas. Ro!iston,
Q; IT Swayne, 80; E McDavtt, l2j; Reilly,
10; W Miller, 81; W 2 Mitchell, 4.
Tenth Ward-X Mulhaupt. u; J W Peck, 2D'
join Donovan, 30; W c Ellis, 252 MHorigan'
%; W c Fleming, y; J Pendergrast, q; scat
tering5.
FOR SCHOOL yIsITOEs.
First Wsrd-F c shaper, s.; Chas Maclean, SOL.
Second Ward-E Goodyear, lJ; J Frye, %;
IN Graves, u. Pay, H9; no pay, 80.
Third Ward-J J Johnson, .; " ButtinhaUs,
IS. Pay, lOI no pay, 81.
Fourth Ward-N HoTheimer, 70; " Whitaker,
Z; scattering, Q. Pay, 81; no pay, g..
Fiji Ward.-H J JuisOu, s.; y J Virgins.
III Pay, "a; no pay, IS.
Sixth Ward-E F Risk, 70; f J Conner, ~ ;
] J Peres, p; Jas Dumars, s.; G Elliott, 8. Pay,
50; no pay, 2.
Seventh Wards Cook, 30 T Z Bliss, @3;
Braun, e. Pay, IS; no pay, 81.
Eighth Ward-D Larkin, A.; A Wilson, G.; CA
DammsD, O.; sam Tighe, So; L N WoIcolt, 70.
Scattering. Is; Pay. 40, No Pay, 50.
Ninth Ward-I Leslie, 90; B Mcbride, g.; J b
Griffin, rs; ST Lesth, I25.
Tenth Ward CQuinlan, lO7, N F Ball, los.
Pay -; no pay G.
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B. LoWENsTEIN & BROS.
decl5
Hotel, Memphis, Tenn,

This new and spacious Hotel, pleasantly sitH-
ated on Main street, tbs great business thor
oughfsre OF the city, is now complete in all its
appointments, and cannot be surpassed for eie-
gance and comfort by any Hotel IN the South
or West. The Proprietor, late Of the Planters
Hotel, Augusta, Ga, pledges himself to give
entire satisfaction to its patrons, by keeping
strictly aFIRsr HOTEL.
deelS I'm g. B. ROBBINS & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

In the Chsneery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary c. Murdoch. who sue
by their next friend, VIM. Armour vs..
Charles 3. CHURCH George Jenkins n Thos.
Murdoch.
IT appearing rom mdavlt IN this cause that
! the defendants, George Jenkins and Thomas
hurd On are non-rssidents OF the state Of Ten
uessee;
L. is therefore, ordered that they make their
appearance herein. az the Courthouse in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the
d.t Monday in February, 1858, and
plead answer or demur to com p~Iainantis
ON, or the same viii be taken for con-
iessed as TO them and set for hearing ex-parte,
and that q copy Of this order be published
once "a week, for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal.
a Cupy-Attest:
AUGUSTUS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George ". Winchester, and Heiskeu & scott.
gcitOrs for co~mplalnants. decl2 IsW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03
Fathers and Sons

Who have toled ali the year long .0r the
voter" and the tax-gstherer, can, with LEss
LABoR, with MORE PLEASURE, and with cash
capital to the value Of one good Mule, drive =
lucrative business. without rent, Insurance.
burglar SAFES. ae~ceptances, endorsements or
open aecount, by calling upoa the Agents Of
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER. 81 Nan
street, Memphis.
]. A. CAMERON a CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

ALDERMEN ELECTED. First Ward,
John Clancy, Conservative Second
Ward, Thos. Joyce, Conservative; Third
Ward, VIM. Black, Conservative; Fourth
Ward, 1. T. Cartwright, Conservative F.;
Fifth Ward, ]. c. Hoist, Conservative 4;
Sixth Ward, P. A. Cieallo, Conservative
Seventh Ward, Z. A. Renner, COnserva-
tive; Eighth Ward, Thos. Moffstt, Con-
sentative; Ninth Ward, Edgar Media
witt and J. T. Swayne, Conservatives
Tenth Ward, W. C. Ellis and J. W.
Peck, Radicals. The members of the
Board having the long term may be
classed as follows: Conservatives, 5;
Radicals. 8. New Board /: Conservatives,
Is: Radicals, 5.
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Young Ven

Who cannot make money a. elsrzfBg
with a little effort and a little caDltaL no.
money, surely and rapidly. bv sale OF tbe Frv-
LEY CHCRE DAsHER cmaardzaaU. -
We VII convince you.
ACAHERON SEQ.
Agents tF he Unitsd states
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

To THE PATRONS or THE APPEAL.-SubscrI-
bers are requested TO report any irregularities
IN the delivery Of the APPEAL 90 the Counting
room. Carriers will be furnished weekly with
certificates authorizing them to collect sub
c1ptious. I'D. J. MANSFORD,
Superiptendeut Of Circulation.
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OF the Christian Adsocats. Col E WbitmOre, o
the PlBEe Ledger, DIT. r. b Rivers, OF the som
erviue Female College. DIT. N. W. Philips, OF the
Southern Farmer, for their opinion of the FIN
LEY CHURN DASEER, and you win soon
owl one.
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FOH-Resideat aud Hasolrent Notice
In the Chaaesry Court of Memphis, Tenn.


Eo-1JG, y. z. D-J. B. Mercer. Adwf,fstu+o
Qt y Itou deceased 81. Martha Bolton
John Bolton et al.
] appearing from affidavit in this cause that
J. the d-efenuauts Martha Bolton IoED Pol+o1
-,e G4-lR1t mas. Bolton, SaIie Bolton AZ
lAas bo-Nu are residents Of he sac ~ ~.
g5c- aaAum auu vile, Justice HalIum.
1"ln huiLouI are residents OF the state 81 AZ.
4lu>l-, ana am uou-resi1euts of the state OF
-4uessee- And an creditors Of the Estate 81
l. j. Bolton deceased, whose names and resi-
ueGces are ~unEuoWu.
ll Is therefore ordered that said defendants
MAKE Lner appearance herein at the Court
Hgu-e p me ely Of Memphis, Tenn. on or be-
tore tle nrst Monday in February. ISQ To
aieai, answer or dsmur to CompIainsnts OTisi-
nal AID Amended Bill, and thataU he ereFif5r,
o- tle Estate Of l. L. Bolton, deceased CONS
onward and exhibit their demands and have
h-llse!Fe s made parties 70 said bills on or be-
lore me FTst Monday IN April. 1865. or the same
vi p- iA-en for confessed as to them. and set
lCr hearing eZparte, and that a COW of this
otlst pc Plnlsnec once a week, for four sue
casslTe weeEs, in the Memphis appeal.
A~tOpy-ntt ST.
ASTON, Clerk and Master
by EJ-BLACE, ID. e. 81.
Galloway & Reeves, 50 s. for Complainant
LaaF-T.wrNuH
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STEAMER NATOMA. Although a
oB change has taken place in the manage
spoutl ment of the steamer Natoma, yet she
% vi will continue In her old trade, Capt.
asel James Lee, formerly Of the steamer Dan
r Able, and favossbly known for years
in the Memphis and Vicksburg trade,
Q q takes command, whilst Capt. J. 3 Cum
mings prefers to take control OF the pilot
Goa house, the aaable aud genial 3. ID.
Whitehead aud the attentive 3. s. Les
will be found in the Office TO attend to
the wants OF the travelling community.
With such a crew, the community in
one general viii meet with the hest OF treat
" Hknti aud have their business done in a
ManactoTy manner. She continues "a
pphis o T~ussdsga and Fri.
uaB So Karrsaasf cor " q pgnsH tv~- Tnf
Huhlfe 8FNHFe1 EF'
fHAlE. FHItrH #IFUNH4 EUTlEtI a1orLn cats NlI -
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Western Reserve

and Goshen housekeepers aud dafrymsn
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DasFER
the best ehuruing implement Jet seen. Try it
yourself, and you viii be fully convinced Re-
tail at s. 90. A.CANTERON CO.
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CONCEALED WEAPONs.-Only three
men were arrested yesterday for carrying
concealed weapons. II the law was
more fully carried out, in this respect,
there would be less promiscuous shooting.
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IT madness % deer
Reconstruction Is the thief Of time
MKMPH1s. January 2 1

MEMPHIS, January 2 1868.
To the Lady Managers Of the Hebrew Fair
LADIES: 1t is with a grateful appre-
citation Of the generosity OF my friends ia
voting me g the horse for the most popu-
lar physician" that l return them
through yen my sincere thanks. Qnite
satisfied with the honor and the express
sion Of feeling thus manifested, / take
pleasure in returning you the horse for
the purpose OF having it Kafilsd off, the
proceeds Of which are to be donated to
the HebreWRelief Association o fthis city.
Most Repeey your obedft serv't.
ARMIN SZERENYI, NJ. d.
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Observation-Disclosures Richardson,
the negro woman charged with being ac-
cess0ry to the murder Of Briscom Diggsr
was discharged from custody yesterday.
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MrMpH1s cLUB HALL, January /, lsl

MEMFHb ILIW HILL JduuNII u IWo1
Or. A. X. Taylor, Sir;
The ladies' having the management OF
the Hebrew Fair beg to acknowledge the
receipt OF your note Of yesterday inclos-
ing the sum OF fifty dollars for the ben
eht. OF u fair. Believe US, sir, that the
liberal donation is fully appreciated by
us, aud viii ever be- remembered with
the most kindly feelings.
Believe as TO be, sir, your sincere friends,
LADIES OF THE FAIR,
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SPECIAL EoTTCE-Hereafter Individual bills
Of any employee OF proprietor OF this paper
will not be allowed s. an oT.et against &c
counts for advertising. All bills against the
AFREAL viii b paid on presentation, and no
biz viii be allowed unless contracted by me or
by nay authority. JOHN AINSLIE,
Cashier and Business Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

OvERCoAT.-A very valuable OvercOat,
belonging TO Mr.. William Haywood, was
stolen from the residence Of NJ. Gist 0
"wednesday afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

ILLEGAL VOTING.-TheTe is nj doubt
that Illegal voting was practiced yester-
day to some extent. Two Of the colored
race, named B. Hanly and Henry Con
nelly, were arrested and locked up on the
.Larur.
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GEO c. HOLMES W. N. WHARTON,
Memphis. late OF Madison co
HOLMES & WHARTON,
COTTON FACTORS
Commission Merchants,
SO Madison Street,
MEMPHIs, e

-Consignments s0lieited and liberal advances
made on all goods Ia store. Orders filled
promptly and at lowest prices. SET SIM
DOR RENTI VIII rent my Plantation on the
II lezoo Pass, in Coahoma county. Miss. for
the year 1855. This farm had about 500 acres in
cpttlYAtlcn the present year, apd PRODUCES a
good crop most OF IL u entirely above overflow.
u IA situated in a pleasant neIgnboYhood, and
has plenty or house room on it for a large
number OF hands, now on the place, and Wis.,
ing TO remain on il Tit place has q fine neg
Sin House ana fixtures on Il. and also fhsaa
large Ctstefna. ] viii rent cheap, and taks
mot, II not al, the rent out In repairs. Appis
to w. Hunt, on The place, or to the nndkx-
signea, near Como, Fanol county, Miss
e W. HUHA
Heee1h@F4A 48 dei9wfu
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INCIDENTS OF THE ELECTIoN.-At al
early hour, there was q general assem-
bling Of hacks at Mr.. Fitch's residences
II was observable during the day
that quite a number were driven through
I the streets 10 the several wards, with
large Fitch streamers appended to the
horses sides. As an offset we saw one
hack, the horses Of which were similarly
eapsrisoned, and Mr.. Malone, indepen-
dent candidate for Street Commissioner,
had one. II the Beecher party had any
they did not show themselves in the
hesft Of the city
About the time the polls were opened
a circus wagon was driven through the
streets, crowded with darkies, yelling at
the top Of their voices for Fitch" A
number Of honest Hibernians were IN
willing that the American citizens of
African scent should have all the fun,
chartered wagon, and huzzaed for Left
wich."
About . o'clock pm, as an express
wagon was driven up Second street, be-
tween jefferson and Adams, with fife,
bass and snare drums played by three
darkies, iE the interest of Beecher, 8
small white boy threw asnow ball at the
concern. The snare drummer instantly
threw his drumstick at the boy, and COM
meDced in q loud voice 8 series of vulgar
abuse, for which he wss marched off to
the lookup by = special policeman.
About noon the soldiers at this post
were marched from their quarters at the
Navy Yard down Main street, and stack
ed their arms in Court Square, where
they remained the rest Of the day, there
being EO tumult 70 call them out.
II is understood that Col. Beaumont
had the various roads leeding into the
city strongly picketed by special police
men to preventnegroe from the eouHtry
from locking into the city, and large
numbers were turned back. A gentle
man from Arkansas informed US that not
s negro was left on his plantation, and
doubtless had come over to enjoy the
right Of suffrage and receive their share
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

GALA set Of shirt studs and sleeve
buttons, marked J. D. w, and a lot OF
handkerchief, the property Of Capt.
George MelIersh, recovered by Constable
Robinson from the fence house Of the
negro MaIim, may be had en- application
AZ Justice Halls Office.
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or the FINLEY CHUEN DAsHERs and try
IL II not fully up 70 representation, return x
and get your Three Dollar
J-ACAMERON CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

CITY OFEICERs ELECTED. - Mayor,
Hon. Jno. w. Leftwich Conservative ;
City Tax Collector, Jno. H. Bowen Rad
icaI /; Tax Collector on Privileges, il.
Chandler RADICAL Wharimaster, Robt.
Good Conservative +; Street Commits
sioner, J. E. Helm, (RadicaD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

RoBBED.-About ? o'clock, On the
morning Of the lst, D. B. Fleming was
knocked down on the landing and
robbed Of SIS.
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N Resident Notice.

In the Chancey Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and May Murdoch, who sue by
their neXt friend. VIM. Armour, VS.. Edward
III. Lehman and othsrs.
IT appearing rom affidavit in this cause thai
i the defendants, George jenkins, Thoma,
Murdoch q Edward II. Lehman are uon-regi.
dents OF the state Of Tsnnessse
T. Is Therefore ordered that they make theii
appearance herein, gt the Courthouse in tbs
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, On the mrs.
Monday in February, 1855. and plead. answer
or demur To complatnaots bill, or the same
viii Rs taken for confessed as to them and sci
for hearing eXparte, and that 8 copy Of thisor.
der be published once q week for fouF success.
two weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest;
AUGUSInA ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George ". Winchester, and Heisksll & Scott,
SOLICITORS FOR CompIqfuanfS. decI2 Iaw4w
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AGAIN are we under obligations to Col.
Ed. Mccormack for full files Of late
Southern dalifs.
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CARD.
To our Friends and Customers,

OWING TO.THE STRINGENCY OF THE
money market, and the general dizziness OF
trade, we have been compelled to mark our
goods at SACRIFICING PRICES, aud must,
therefore, during the month OF DECEMBER
sell fer CASH ONLY.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope to re-
ceive a continuance OF the same.
Respectfully, yours,
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RECovERED.-The sum Of five hun
jred dollars, which was stolen from Mr..
B. F. Walton, a Mississippian, some days
since, was recovered yesterday bS the
detectives. Walton went on his way
rejoicing.
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1900 FINLEY Churn Dashers

To arrive next week. Agents can be probably
employed. Our agents are al making money.
You can DC the same, If you VIII Try.
J. a. CAMERON 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

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