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CEORGE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
" President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank OF Augusta. In Equity. VS.. ATchi-
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors of said Cor
pOraticn.
1t appearing to the Court, by Rffi1svit filed In
pursuance OF the rule OF Court that Thomas
Branch, James r. Branch, of the State of Vir-
ginia William Dougherty, John A. James,
William q. Peters, Clinton J. Brown, Miles q.
Dobbins, Lemuel p. Grant, Lewis J. Dupree,
Thomas H. Clarke, Benjamin G. Yancey, James
y. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albin p Dear
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert Thomas, BEN
jamin r. Hardeman Millege Murphy, William
Cline, Charles o. atllman, Andrew ]. CHEEKY,
John G. Lee. Willis KilgoTe, John Carter, VIII
Liam IL. Murphy. Jasper n. P1tman, John w.
Stewart, all Of different counties in the State
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county;
Thomas j. Mackle, of South Caroline Robert
A. wash, of Missouri; william Shappard, OF
Alabama; John Rsmsge and Hugh McRae. Of
Tennessee John d. O'Leary, OF Kentucky
and Benjamin +. Allen, Of Iewa or Wisconsin
reside out Of the county OF Richmond, In which
the above case, which has been died in the
Clerks once of this Court, returnable to June
Term, 1883, of said Court, has originated It d
therefore ordered that a copy OF this order be
served upon the said defendants, or published
once week for six weeks in some public gazette
In the States of Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, Iowa or WtscOn-
sin or an acknowledgment Of service be OBJ
teiued from said defendants, and that the said
do then appear and answer said bill
at the said June Ternl, 1858, of this Court, In
default thereof, that said bill be taken ~ con-
fessed against said defendants, and that said
cause do then proceed without them.
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NOTICE.

T HAVE determined henceforwsrd TO DO q
Il Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an Office up stairs
In same building, where will be glad to ses
my friends and pstronE, Thanking them for
past favora, beg oontin nance OF the same.
Ekn NATHAN HOffHEIkER.
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Buck Eye 5a1ve
WILL -
CURE PILES.

OUIsIANA sELTZER AND MINERAL
i WATER MANUFACTORY, No. II PeOy-
farre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
up In bottles for the country at 81 per case of
one dozen, and at S. IS per barrel Of three
dozen. Also, T6rred SeltEer Water at l5c per
bottle; Niehy Water at 25c per bottle. Orders
left az the Factory, or addressed through the
postofdce TO Glass Box, No. l5l3, New Orleans,
oramptly attended to
TREMOULET LETOREY.
Qv,a gatsn.
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Notice.

nELEGATEs TO the Democratic Convention
IL Will BE- carried at h ALF FARE on the
Commercial and Liberty, No q
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't
teau ~ aud ", B. Pkt, Co,
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NOTICE

A LII persons having claims against the es-
"A tate Of VIM. Hutchinson, deceased. are
hereby notified and required to appear and nle
the same, authenticated in the manner pre-
scFibed by law with the CLERK OF the County
Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
the S0th day of October, 1885, or they VIII De
forever barred. The insolvency Of said estate
having been suggest ted, IL Is being administered
a. such In the County Court.
TOM GALE, Executor
nal IAVdW Of Rn, Hutchinson, deeia,
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CONDENSED DECISIONS OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
Brownsville, June Term, Ises.
venable vs.. snoddy.

Vensble vs.. Snoddy.
This cause was decided at former day
OF the term. 1t was a bill In Chancery
to set aside the satisfaction OF executions
from Justice Of the Peace on the ground
that the payment to the officer who sat
isfied the executions, was In Confederate
money. To the answer of the defend
ants, they inserted a demurrer to the
Jurisdiction of the Court
Per clTidDl.-Smith, Judge.-The de-
murrer to the Jurisdiction being inserted
in the answer, is nullity; and the de-
fendsnts having answered, submit to the
jurisdiction thereby. And, such being
the case, it is not now decided whether
ChaRcery has, properly, Jurisdiction of
such q case or not.
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aEoRGIA. R1cHMoNO CouNrY,

Clerks ONCE Superior Court:
/, Lafayette McLawss Clerk OF said Court, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
sf the order OF said Court In the case stated as
recorded February 10, 1858, upon the Minutes of
the Court folio (t25).
Witness my official signature and
lsEALl seal OF said Court this 2Sd day Of
LAFAYETTE MoT.AWs
mas law6w Clerk s. c.. r. c.. Ga.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS.

TIHE very important and extensive improve
i ments which have recently been made in
this popular Hotel the largest IN New England,
enable the proDrietOrs to offer to Tourists, Fam
lies and the Travelling Public, accommodate
tiOns and conve eniences superior 10 any other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
of apartments. with OathiBg-rOOms. water
closets etc., attached one OF Tufts msgntfi-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests to the upper story OF
the house in one minute the entries have
been newly and richly earpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished and refur-
nished, making IL, in al its appointments,
equal 70 any hotel in the country.
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe On
the firsU floor. LEWIS RICE & son,
feb7 sod3In PrOpTieIOrs.
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state noeket or 1he snnreme Cnn,

State Docket of the Supreme Court.
The following are the causes on the
State docket Of the Supreme Court at
Brownsville, from the Circuit Courts Of
Shelby, Fayette, Carroll and Henry
counties, and from the Criminal Court
of Memphis. This docket will be called
peremptorily on Monday, the 18th inst,
and will be disposed of on the first call,
10 the order as the causes are stated be-
louv.
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Consider Your Health.

THE finely finished bathing boat OF Mr..
il Hundhausen. deceased. Is again open for
the use OF ladies and gentlemen, or private
families. The boat lies at the foot of Washing
ten street. Redtted and furnished with all
comforts, there is not another Place in the city
ike 10.
season Tickets, SO: Private Baths, so cents;
BasOn do, 25c. All in search OF healthy recrea-
ton are invited.
EMILY HUNDHAUsEN, ProprIetress.
tel0t fy5
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No. 20-SApwith vs.. johnson,
Facts: Johnson recovered Judgment In
fOrcible entry and detsiner before JUS
tice Of the Peace. Skipwith prosecuted
certiOTdTi 70 the Circuit Court, executing
bond with security for one years rent
under the Code. The case not being
tried within the year, the Court required
Skipwith to execute new bond and Sc
curity for another years rent, which not
being done, the Court dismissed the Ger
6OrdTi.
Held That the Code does not require,
in such q case, any other bond than the
one to secure one years rent, and to re-
quire an additional and different one is
error, for which a reversal will be had.
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NO TICE.
Crooks Insurance Agency, 279 1-2
Main Street.
ANTI OPOLY.

A N tt NJ o n OP OIL Y.
MOT being q member of the Monopoly" !"
~ respectfully state, that in view of the Xxx
TRAoRDISARY resolution adopted by the Mem
phis Board OF Underwriters, as publisher in
the Appeal and Avalanche OF this 9Th date,
will leave for the North and East In a GsI days
to make arrangements with hrst-class com pa
nies-not represented by the monOpolv-tO
take the entire line OF risks that may be offered
in any one building and approved by the un-
dersigned knowing through the influence l
have in b 9TH sections, can secure Policies In
Companies that viii be URoRJECTIoNAB L.
the most FAsTIDIoCs. l am now prepared to
cover 81, 600 in any one building. as well to
grant special or open Marine Policies.
GEO. W. L. CROOK,
ielO Independent Insurance Agency.
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STOCKS AND RoNDs.

UTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central K. r. lst and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss. and Tenn. R. r. lst Mortg. Bonds.
Mem. and Chas. X. r. I'd Mortg Bonds.
M. and L. r. r. r. LIST MOrtg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 9 per cent. MOrtg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bouds.
Memphis City Indorsed Bonds.
Mobile and u. r. r. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. r. r. S per cent. interest Bonds
Mobile and o. r. K. Income Bonds.
Mem phiS and . . X. K. Stock.
jel0tf z. q. KIRK. Cashier.
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No. 23.-Gates & Wood VS.. Holding.
This Court will not supersede an inter-
iOcutory order of a Chancellor dissOlving
an injunction, where the complsinant's
right to relief is doubtful.
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20. 2l.-Wlllams vs.. Wickersham.

f~~--SA---e---AH
Facts: Williams had Judgment and
execution against Wickersham. The
Constable IN whose hands the fl. "a. was
placed, endorsed on the same one day
after the return day, " satisfied" and
placed the same among the papers. Ap-
plication was made to the Justice, (who
was the Constable who hsd the execu-
ton, having been since elected to the
office, for another d. ia. on the judg-
ment, on the ground that the payment
was in Confederate money, and that the
entry Of satisfaction on the Il. IA. was 8
nuIlity. Aud, this application being re-
fused, this nlanOlGBlus was sought against
the Justice.
Held: l. That under the facts OF this
case, the entry Of satisfaction is not held
as nullity for all purposes. The act
may have been done while the execution
was in life, although the endorsement
WAS made afterwards.
.. The remedy in this case Is not by
mandamus-the remedy involving some
thing more than mere ministerial act.
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No. civilians vs.. Inman, Gait & Co.
The plaintiff sued the defendants on
this paper: +" Received of Inman, Gait
& Co. S407, to be RENTED to them at
Louisville, KY" There was Judgment
final by default.
Held: That this paper does not, under
the Code, bear interest Of itself, and a
jury is necessary to assess the damages.
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App q LutE, l53z Jefferson.
". n. kennedEys IS Main.
Terry a Mitchell, Wholesale, 5S Main.
Mariner & Curtis, % Nam.
ESOodbar & 6illlsnd, Wholesale, 2Jl Main.
Hmm kss 2szlL second.
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CARRIAGRs. BUGGIEs. ETC.


A p Norman. IS8 Third, corner n ashtngton,
" 8 Bruce q Co., q and ~ Monroe.
VI. Nodrud & Co, I79 Main.
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BOOB sT0REs.


c. F. Chamberlin & Co, Blank Books, l97
Church q Co., 8l5 Main
ID Wade & Co., Za5 Main.
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PRINTED IN TIE
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FURNITURE.

Glass, sash, Doors, Etc.
C,Qusckenbush,sn ,snc'ss'r to McWilliams, ,Sil IND
GROCERIES.
yar-ason & Clay, Wholesale, SO Front.
Webo, Mitchell & Co, Wholesale, Is Union.
a W. Sturdivant & Co, ls2 Front,
Martin Walt & Co, wholesale, ~ Front
brooks. y Neely q Co., 10 Front.
Hpicer & sharpe, sos Main.
C3slbresth. stewart & Co., No. li1S Union.
Victor d. Fucns, Fish Depot, Al Jefferson st.
Mercer, Ware & Tailey, lS4 Main.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCTIOH.

W II. Passmore & co 260 second.
A. N. Stoddard q Co., So second.
a. s. Levy & o., 81 Second, Jefferson BLOCK
BAhhA.
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jen.
Peoples Bank Of Tennessee, Il Madison.
Msmphis CITY savings lns1uOns lS Jenersoh.
First National Bsnk, "A Madison.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-09-12

"as hereinbefore provided, designating the cleo
" tion precinct OF the District in which The vo-
" ters are or shall be respectively entitled 10
g vote" 1t is then provided that the county
commissioners shall appoint three judges OF cleo
ton for each precinct, &C., that it would seem
there was no possible way of evadng the law or
of voting this fall, save in the election precincts
established by the act in question.
The registers of voters are allowed only three
days in which to complete their lists in OCTOBER
but, according TO the decision of the Attorney
General they are privileged to employ necessary
clerical help, and the work Of carrying out the
provisions the law may be done within Inc
prescribed time. In the registry law, too, the
change in our places of voting is recognized, ana
provision there inserted authorizing and requlr
ing the registers to set opposite the name OF eacf
registered voter the precinct in which he resides
where precincts exist in Il district We do no
| suppose it is intended that the law shall always
remain II dead letter; it will be enforced at SOM
time a commencement must be made, and on
registers might as we'll have the hard work nee
essary to put the law in operation now as al an.
other time, and we earnestly hope they will Sc
| To
The Baltimore County union., 1868-09-12
VOti3a0 bU Precincts.

The last Legislature of our State passed an ac
establishing voting precincts in the first, third
ninth, eleventh and twelfth election districts oil
this county. In this district (the Ninth) it is
provided that we shall have three voting places,
one at Cold Spring Hotel, one at Hampden villa ge
and one at Towsontown. We regarded this law
as an excellent one, because the districts named
are very large, and the votes polled in them are
too many TO be easily taken in one day by one
set Of men, and therefore we regret to hear that
there is probability of,his good provision of
law being laid aside. 1t is said that before we
can vote in precincts lhe registered vote OF the
districts must he divided of and classified, and
that the limited time given the Registers will not
force OF this argument we cannot receive it as
difficulty which cannot I've got over nor that be-
cause OF it the law in question cannot be enforced.
The law in question is mandatory in its char
acter, recitinr that the districts named ''ShaH be
and are hcr.by diUided into two or more voting
precincts 50 that, in fact, these voting pre-
cincts already c1ist, according TO the lnecs and
bounds laid d ,wn in the law, and have existed
since The law was approved The ac; then de-
clares that "i shall b. tie duty OF the officers of
" registration in the said "Dstricts, prior 10
The ne4t clectio@in saM districts, 10 register all
g the voters III laid districts !" ''and shall pre-
" pare separafr lists Of coers, accordng 10 Tie sub
decisions Of Meir respectiOe districts into precincts,
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COnoressiouuZ No,ujont;o,s

Baltimore city was, on Monday last, and for
several days preceding, the theatre of great DO
iltical excitement, caused by the approach OF the
period at which delegates to the Congressional
nominating conventions were to be chosen
Governor Swami claimed the 'price' of his per-
hdy OF his desertion of principle, of his valua-
bic aid TO the rebel cause, and demanded that he
be nominated by the democracy of the thirteen
upper wards of Baltimore city as their candidate
for Congress. There were some democrats in
the district who believed that Mr.. Swami had
been paid in full, and, not being willing to trust
him fully, desired the selection of some one else
as their candidate. A hard bitter and acrimo-
NOUS contest ensued, but Swann's superior tac-
tics and lmpudence and rascality carried him
through, and secured him the nomination. be re-
celving nearly all the votes of the twelve upper
wards OF the city. He was backed by the Gus
tom house, post Office and internal revenue Office
ihnuence, and had the entire machinery OF the
o'a'e government at his command, and all these
a'us 70 political success were used unsparingly
Inc s'ralghtout democrats, like Mr.. Brent and
pr. ohalsiy, were coniemptuously laid aside,
'ial ah ola political trickster might be nomina-
ted, and yet his election will be claimed as a
The Baltimore County union., 1868-09-12
Proceedings Of Court.


Hon. Richard Grason, Chief Judge Hons.
George Yellott and Alfred w. Bateman, Associ-
ate judges Edward II. Ady, Clerk; William
S. Keech, States Attorney; Thomas Baldwin,
Sheriff.
THURSDAY, September 3.
Whteley Bros. VS.. Jesse M. Loves Judgment
by confession
FRIDAY, Sept. 4.
Martin FieAe VS.. Chas. Richtor; action ON
prommissory note judgment for plaintiff for
s63756. Joseph Ruppertvs Chas. Rchtor, acr 3.
ton on promissory note; verdict for plaintiff
for $3S0.9S. Noah Worthington VS.. Atwood
Blunt; judgment of non pros in favor of deien-
dant. plaintiff to pay costs.
SATURDAY, Sept 3.
Woodward VS.. Gallagher, motion to strike
out verdict: motion argued; held sub curm.
MONDAY, Sept. 7.
Garter VS. Marple, action on open account; =
on trial.
TUESDAY, Sept. s.
Carter VS. MARBLE judgment for plaintifl'ior
$5l.47. VIM F. Pearce vs. Chas. T. Halle, et
al. on trial.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. ..
The case of Pearce VS.. Halle occupied all the
| time of the court: not concluded.
THURSDAY, Sept. 10.
Pearce VS.. Halle; judgment for plaintiff fol
| SI,1S550.
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Ratification !Meefi1t0.

The Republicans of Baltimore city have deter
mined to hold grand Grant aud Colfax Ratifi-
cation meeting at Front Street theatre, on We'd
nesday evening next, the 10th OF September, at
which the following named gentlemen are ex-
pected TO speak, viz Hon. John A. j. Creswel,
Hon. Fraucis Thomas, Hon. II II Goldsborough,
Hon. John b. Smith, Hon. John l.. Thomas
Hon. Alexander Randall, Hon. Henry Stock
bridge, Gen. A. w Dennison, VIM NJ Marine,
Baltus Ii. Kennard, Geo. G. Maund, y. Stirling,
Jr., r. Lyon Rogers, r. Stockett Matthews, Jno.
7. Ensor, Geo. w. Sands Francis Miller, Col.
Holen Richardson, Col Wm. A. McKiip, and
Others The people of the counties cordially
invited to be present
The Baltimore County union., 1868-09-12
Proposals for a School House.

DROPOSALS will be received until Thurs
l. Dug, Septender IN, 1868, for furnishing
materials and building
PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE,
in the Fifth Election District of Baltimore
county size u by 80 eet with vestibule by
~ feet
Plans and specifications can be seen at my
residence, Mt Carmel, Baltimore county, and
other information furnished on application.
By order of the Board of School Commission
ers, THOS. J. GORSUCH,
Commissioner for 5th District.
Sept. I2.-1t.
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,SPECL4L NOTICES.

NTISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsen,ss Asthma,
Influenza, Group Whoopiag Cough Bronchitis Predis'
position to Consumption, d., dc.
This great remedy is well known and is perform
ing too much good to make necessary to go into an
elaborate discussion its merits Suffice it to say that
it still maintains its supremacy in curing diseases of
the most obstinate character and that all who suffer
from the above complaints, after having tested this
remedy seldom have occasion to resort to other app
ances TO insure perfect restoration to health.
Testimony of Mr.. PETER SHAW.
WEST WINFIELD, n. Y, Dec. 10, 1860.
Messrs s. W FowLE 4 Son, Boston
Gentlemen-During the winter of 1858 ] was very
much out health, afflicted with severe Cough Pam
in the side aud Lam and general depression Oh heaith
to such extent greatly to alarm myself ana iends
as to the result During this time tried several hghy
recommended remedies with little no good result,
and had concluded try the effect ofa Southern climate
upon my health but before carrying this resolution
into effect was induced by the urgent solicitation oil
! your agent Mr. Huntley. to give DR.. WIsrAks BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY trial, did SO, and to my great
joy found immediate and permanent relef oy Me use %
only one bottle and am now in good health as ever
believe your Balsam of the best remedies, foI
Couqhs Colds and all lang Diseases, in use and
'oNSoy%Sy Wonys trnIx' PETER SHAW.
| ST. Boston and for sale by Druggists generally
GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE.
We are constantly hearing favorable reports from hos'
| who have tried this remedy. Amy Anthony, wife O
Mark Anthony of this city, and living at No Locus
Street afflicted with elon on the fnger, was recent!
induced to make a trial of the Salve Almost instant!
she experienced relief from the pain which had peei h
| proved unavalng. Those who have tried IL once III
satisfied of its merits, and nothing will induce them U
be without suppy.-FaH River Ne~s Aug. 2s-lm
The Baltimore County union., 1868-09-12
Small Farm at Private Sale.

fENIE subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
Il which he how resides, situated two miles
from Hereford, in the Seventh District -
SSssssss, OF Baltimore CO., on the road f.ss&
SSS' leading from Hereford to Man |illl
Il chester. This Farm contains l.a1a
% ACRES OF GOOD LAND, in high state
OF cultivation The improvements consist OF a
good two story Log Dwelling House, Corn house,
Hen house and other out buildings There is
an Apple Orchard and a Peach Orchard on the
place, both OF which are in full bearing. 1t
Will be sold a great bargain. .Apply on the pre-
misses, t. ENSOR' CHILCOAT
Sept. l2.-1m.
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To Bridge Contractors.

~ EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will b,
Creceived at the Office of the County Commits
sloners of Baltimore county,
until tile 5M day Of October, 1868,
Tor building BRIDGE, of wood or iron. ovel
Davis Run, on theSuphur Spring Road Plan:
and specifications can be seen at the office o
the Superintendent ~ Roads and Bridges on
Tuesday, the 10Th instant
BY order of the Commissioners,
w. S. SHOEMAKER,
Sept. Eft