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New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

TRAINS LEAVE SEw YORK; ,s
For Ses Haven and Bridgeport 100. 600 lBLh hN - 70
tIrl 800 (EIl IS 40 330, aud aoO Erl a. "a M
For Mfori Satfori Fairfield. Southport, A1s Wss'Porh wv"
Far Ncrs,a 700 sco Er) 500 Iioo als (EI) j" IEIb
345 30 fEr). $50. SEQ (EIl p m - -.
For p.nep 100 aoO, H. 20 as 40 $50 D. n a. .
Far Stnmfor 100 aeo tEKl 900 lLo mi iZls tbhh ~
ny ~ a 70 XII laO Aao, 20 ac0 (RLl pm. Al,
70, Grseuwieh and intermediate stations doo AGO. lL~A
~" v" ''' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Ressou via Springfield seoa (bL : 200 lELh S"P~
to, Ra.,ou vi. shore Lire, II IS (EIl a0O ,n
For a,ford and Springfield, s.Ooa (sIl las 800 'hi
For cOnnseteus River Railroad, sooa tErh hSp N
"sH a a PScisscs and Flshii R.lrosd 800 (BI) n "
p =. 49,, s..u,...o. R.o,..a sisWA .,
Por Cssal RAILROAD 900 n. lalS to s0r'A'mP"s 's'
For HSu,atouse Railroad, 400 ~, 3o ?. m
For EaugAtaek Railroad, 0Oo A. m. SW ?. a. ru.UsA
Por pAn6ary aad Norrsh Railroad 40 y OV n iA"' "
cOmnOdOu' Sleeping Gar. A''A'o'4 JSMEs H. HoYT SAT-
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e. ,furm,rs anN othtts.
ERUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPE
4 VINES, kc FOR FALL or isss.-------..--


EIRLII and ORNAMENTAL TREES, CRAZE
4 VINES, kc, FOR FALL or lsSs----..---
We sser lr P plating of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Irs vs. &C. ~hc eIsut variety vor aud le-u! % oNh
hss hsra surpassed - ...-.t -.
Fo particulars given ne foosns Ciiaarue' nt re sent
rrru os ecr p. each, for Nos J. T. sna A tec No
be,optys Catalogue " Fruits No Ornamental Tee" NO J.
"'''- N'-s ~ EILWANGBR ( BARRY
Mount HOPE Nurseliss, Rochester. y y
"pEDONDA GUANO
The st na cheapest FERTILIZER introduced into h. United
States ,,,.. -. ,pp TRY
ppDOvDA CUsNO" extensively used during the psst
three yea. upon every variety n crs with success a uupc
t abunda Nv by the tesiilouias 81 rs results 9m
f,rv tunau aud lltei.cut frmesn Maryland, 'iqsa ue'
aae Nswsrs.y ad og Island and the most enHea' eheni' o
tlis Country AID kafope - ..,., -. .....t.
tbesr dsgs 0i agricultural mpetiton -.
containing All ueeessa information spe9 rs eitrao
9r-y .rts on WLeit Osts Rye Root Crops and k af9
drreos m it, usr certlcac FROM Mr. AN Whtk John
Wbpocs of j., JOHN r. Pcrunr hausapau n D. VI
Lnug-n lineu y j.. Theron Lose Bel tet Lgi l,' AM
othrrs caaU Ue obtained from Mh CHlAh .IN a ~
General Agents for United state. Baltimore Nl'
or JAMES DAVErf, No 3} Pesrist
Agent iur NeW-ioTk
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DRESlD SlDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

CIRCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10


leaves SewYok via New-iaen Raj rnsd a ~ noon or
n, by Aen-iayen steamer, al tecs 81 3.l5 p
ON saturdays The 1915 train tsesppg attached Se ar
10 the Lake without stop.
haps ald particulars Ia AppeOns BaHay Guide and Bgti G.
ofCOun-rticnt River Valley
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28

OVERLAND NoNrHLY.--Last mail brought us Che November number of the Orelqu9, and glance through ts pages conyinces us that it i, fully as good as any of its prcdeccs- sors. Four dollars in gold cmn, or its equiv. aent in grecnhacks, Is tlIc subscription per annun, and ail who would spend the winter evenings in reading able articles on mattcrs of interest Co the people of the entire Pa cifc coast, should subscribe for the OcelGad
 Mn. JtYEs GRAN1. our mail contractor. was in San Bcrnafdiuo on the l4th inst.
 TIE N. E. Church in Austin Nevada, was erected at a cost of SjO,OO1 currency
 TuE Erqmiacy says the opposition steamers having been bought of by '. M. $. Co.,, have been sent up the hay Co Bcnicia.
 < "ioyIXc" wife. in sscramento. Califor. nia while in iit ol insanity, bit her hus- bands nose off and swallowed it.
 JrsricE $. | FIELD left San Francisco for Washington, recently, to attend the session Q: the Supreme Court of tbe United States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28


 FaoN CAMP McPnEuox.-Und date Of November 22l, 1868, Major Vim Montgom- cry, Sutler at Camp McPherson, in this eoan- ty, writes as follows:
 'I have inst returned from "a Pa7, where bough. large stock of goods, which l ex- pect here in two or three days Cal. Jack son is here, with f1ar wagons, loaded Cor Pres colt. Lieutenant Jas \. Buchanan has turned over all Quarteunaster's stores Co Captain Geo. W Dagis, and will leave in few days for his new post, Camp Ia Paz ! (ihe Indian RescTe(. While returning from 1 l.a paz tis Dr. Jones new road, in passing { through the Black Tank range of mountains, ! l was met by seven Indians. l happened 10
 get sight of them first, and gave them warm
 reception, or in ail probability, they would 1 have served me as they have served many ! others. | wounded one, and the rest ran, so ! ] escaped without any trouble. We are suffering for want Q! lumber to finish the ] quarters.
 ! CAPTAIN ]. N. WuIIAW.--We arc grati-
 ficd to learn that this gallant officer, who, i, will be recelected, was, little over a year ago. severely wounded ia a fight with the WAllapai Indians, has recovered and is on his , way back to tae Territory. The Captain is one Of the most succe,,fal Indian fighters on The coast Ho will bc stationed at Camp 1 Mcdowell, in this eognty.
 BuILDNc.~-The Los Angeles Rpf'iera o; [ the ii,h inst says '-hou>e buiiiing" i. all | ;he go in its town,
 ! poy Julio O.uno, q native Californian 1 formerly County Judge Of San Diego county, died suddenly on tie ith inst.--SaH Die'p ! t-aioa.
 | .fomx P. BGopir. well known mining en- gineer, died in California recently
 HEREAFTER, soldiers convicted of offences ! and sentenced by CpVr:-Inag;iAl, .u California,
 will be sent to tho State Pcntcn,iary. ! At present, but very te~ sOldier are in thc
 vicinity of San Francisco, four hundred hay
 ing been discharged in october last.
 WoRKIsa QUARTZ. -- When we ges 50
 that we can work quartz as cheaply ss dc Australian mine~, flush times may '1e looked for immediately thereafter. if not soon er It is said they mine and mll Il ios about
 two dollars per ton.
 J. E. FircH, editor of tho Healdsbura fCal.) S,oad7nd, and J. P. Davis, an x-editor had auuarrcl q short time ago, at llealds burg, the upshot of which was that Dayb
 got shot in the head.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
Prescott Adrrrtiasmtnts.
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Johnson J. Gibson Deceased NOTICE is hereby given, hy the undersiared V Adm'n.-'-fr of the a.ovesnlraed estate. fp Che crfit1r. qf aHi a fersals having claims against sa.d daaessel to oGiHt tle sAaa Co tIs undersigned at na ffsierce ia Prescott ~lufy of YavaIsi Territory of ArzJna .a ivfve i1Y t. flIfl tlc -s ploeltasu of tl.s ust.ce. J. H. WiNDEELfCH Administrators.
 BrJ. P HAEsEAvE- Attorney. Prescott November l- Ird-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
W0RMsER g. O., Wholesale and Retail Merchants. LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,

It AZ auA IJAl@CLtAl, AfiLDNas
 ....DEALERs IN.... Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Crockery Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, ('ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and The public generally to their ncw and fplcndid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, ny one of the firm. in San Fran ciaco and nov on hand al their stores in La Pax and Prescott
 Give Us a call and see for yourselves. We srs n0f selling for ruiuous prices our motto is and lsas been. Live and Let Liver
 Our stock in La Pag is acknowledged by all who have seen and examined t, to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment or goods ever brought Co that place. Merchants iarmers miners and others. wishing co purchase goods, would do well Co give us call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 WORMsER & co. mvi8 La Paz and Prescott, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
9reseutt Adrertistmrnts.
DiONEER DRUG STORE.
 eRh Prescott, Arizona.
 N

A1Sr.4 On hand and for ,r,ic.-
 Ual's B0i.1m for bs Lungs, Jorneo0Fs S1rsapar2tr fya.'
 Brs'0rS
 Ha{fs
 Iycis Clsry Pcctoral,
 |" Ague Cgrf.
 O,good's E,aia CtoLtgog,u, BrOca'8 Jo1,nica Ginger, Peryy Dqrifs Paia Rgllr, G9oiqie's Cqtarrh Rene,ty, Br0tta's Broaciial Tr1ctss, B,yqa's Puim1aic Wqfers, D.. Deriafs Pitch Lozepge, Kcatisgs CovgL
 daypGs Pateat Nedicine', And, in flct, full assortment cf all tho P.:en; Medicines usually found ln drug sl0res. To2s Soaps, Fancy irticies, Fertunery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. V B-Physicaus' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL. ,sy- Dr Kendllis ofaoe--In Teslr of Drus s,xs. Prescott, April "A, l3Gs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
NOTICE.

C. A. APALATEGUI HAVING PURCHASED THE interest af J. a CtsTiyA AuA 1 fe hrin of Canada 6 Afaafaga Ia Iz tfs Ns fsrtie-saip hereisssrs lsiHg has hea dssrei b5 maaaa csaseui A business s7s-sf.-i ~' ti- is@ ffu, i- iA ia st- h-r- ef q Araia;oEg, wAa tte ezy aaczes party @ scsfic tho slmc. c. A. APALATEGUL
 ]. N. AASTINAnA N B Tho bsiacss vl1 bc continued hy le unasrsss14 st ths old siaHa. C. A. APALATEGtI Ia paz November ffh =fS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
To. o. F., Arizona Lodge, No. l.

REGULAR MRETIS6sOF 6Essss tllis Lodgo on Wednesday evenings, at
 f.> Masonic Han Members Of the order. In good standing, are invited 10 attend s- A. o. NOYES, \. c. E DAELuis. Rec. Sec. @ E1gz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-28
pREscoTT AND MoHAvE
 TOLI--ROAD.

Satic> e Asrchy riyen that oa snd ansr N0ret-er ss i-e nu tali Nii es osArgea E.aEties EsveAuz TTeaca.i @Ed Nas.vc Tolit2s.d. tnfl t1 gses h s,lst and n-s attained! t! un hs r0d se tAe uadersispod
 wN. II. HARDY, HsHiyviiie Arizona Nov ' isis. u2lti
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-05
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
nosIEa n9 Halls.

Until further notice the Mails VII close 81
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville. Louis
vile, Ciucllnau, Cleveland. Eltts5CrE. FntE-
dsiphIa, E1EaiO, Albany. Sew York haili-
more. and all cities north aud west, al
$50 pm
For G~aatlarooza, Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery MO-
bile. Ala, New Tork, Nashville, AID al d
south and east, a. l285 pm.
For New D1eans, Baton Rouge, Jackson. Miss
V~icksburE. NatchsZ, a al cities south AZ
All Stations on Mississippi ana Tennss7sc,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson aod Great
Northern railroads 81 1873 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads 81 2: ~ PA.
Al Stations on Memphis and Charleston MIS-
sissipn1 Central, Mobile and Ohiol Nashville
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga ana
East Tennessee railroads st l%f5 pm.
For Lltle Rock. Pin Is M and Eu Landings
en- Arkausasand Whiteriyors, .5sIal-Weeklyj,
Tuesdays and Saturdays,
MississlPpisiver-south, l~semi-weeklyh Tue
days and Saturdays
Mississippi ~riyor-EOEth, lseLn1-T seAlyJ Mon
days and Fridays-
r G. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.
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Ease No. IsI-In the District Court Of the
- United states, fCr the Dis riot OF vest
Tennessee. In The matter Of q. Beatas 4 Co.,
reunesses-
The undersigned, assignee OF The estate OF
II. Beatus Coz VIII FELL, at public auction. at
Jns store, NO. $40 Main ST Get, Memphis. Tenn.
on WEDNESDAY, February -, 1865, at 10
o clock am, the entire stock OF Fancy Goods.
Notlons Jeweiry, ETC. now in store. 10 the
highest bidder, for ca d.
W T.. CIhODE, Assignee, Etc,
No. 40 Main St eet, WGldran Block.
Mamphis, Tsna, EebTuDJ 1. AID, 1868.
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U. S. BONDED CELLAR

TENTH WARD MEETING.-At a meet
ing held at the grocery store Of 5. d.
Guest yesterday afternoon, 70 appoint
delegates to the Conservative Cluven-
ton TO be held in this city on the l4th
inst. Col. r. +. LOoney was called 70
fhe Chair, and Mr.. S. n. Guest appointed
Secretary. Messrs. r. Z. Looney, John
Donovan, Joseph Teufsl and r.. Elem
mig we're appointed delegates =
Sgessrs. ]. Nj. PTovine, Or. Pttman, >.
M. Guest apd A. B. Jewell were ap-
pointed IS alternatives.
H. r. LOONEY, Chairman.
s. n. GUE-r. Secretary.
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Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
no. Z5U2-Bydia Jenkins by her next frisnd
William Armour, VS.. William Johnston ct al.
IT appearing from afidavit in this cause that
i the defendants William Johnston is a resi-
dent OF the state OF North Carolina, and
George Jenkins is a resident OF he State o.
Maryland, and non-rssideHts OF the State Of
Tennessee
It is therefore ordered. Tina they make their
appearance herein, az the IN the
city Of Memphis Tenn, on or BEFORE the hrst
Monday in March. 1865, and plead, answer or
demur TO complainant bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing sxparte aud that a copy OF this order be
published ouce a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest;
AUGuSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
Heiskel, Scott. & H, and Winchester q
Hatcher, soils. for Complainant. jan3I IaW4w
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AHGchassat gmtt.


Municipal Count OF Che City OF Memphis.
CLERK's OFFICE, February 3, 1868.
M Obermeir and Company.
Plaintins, VS.. John h. Cole n John Il. Dob
son, Defendants.
FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made IN this case in pursuance of Section
z AZ 81 the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
ofdcer 50 levied, ETC." on the property of The
defendants, John H. Cole and John D0bson;
1t Is therefore ordered, That said ~fendant
appear at the Municipal Courtroom, in the city
~ Tem mis- enn.,O or or before the dIst Tuesdav
IN Narob next, and defend thissuit, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 10 them. and
the case sell for hearing exparte, and thai a
copv of this oroer be Published onoe a week for
four consecutive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
l. B. EATON, Clerk.
s. d. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Heath, Lewis q Fray SER Attorneys for Plain
49,. fsb4 IaW4Ua
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Case No. IS,

In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Reuben II. Abel, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
To whom it may concern:
VHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Reuben H.
Abel, in the county OF Fayette and state
Of Tennessee, within said district, who ms
been adJudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court o. said district.
Memphis, Tsnnessee, uhe a0th day Of january,
AID 1855.
WILLIAM Y. CfRODE, Assignee, etc,
No. $50 Main street, Waldrzn Block
ton TauQw
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THE cOuRTz.


UNITED STATES CoURT-ConneVy +
Irigg, Judge.-The argument In th.
case of Jones vs. Andrews occupied tn,
attention OF the Court on yesterday. Nc
special business will come up to-day.
CHANCERF CoURT.- Vim. If. Smith
Characteristic following orders and
DEGREES were entered
Churchill vs. Wells, final DEERE.
Saffarans " Nevills. hnal decree.
Pease W Mitchell. final decree.
Blair VS. hobards, final decree.
Mitchell vs. Pease, final decree.
Mitchell vs. Postal, final decree.
DubOse vs. Jones, reference To & VI.
The cases set for hearing to-day are as
follows:
H. D.
90 Clark vs. stanton.
- Garvin VS. Hanna.
Nos. 237, 23s, 239, 240. 24f, 243, "a,
246, 247, 24s, 249, $50, 25I, 252, 253, 254,
255. PSI, 259 $50, POI, 1852 263, 28k, 265,
266, 267, 208, 289, go, 272, 273, Oh, 275,
276. 277, 27s, 279, 80, PSI.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Geoyge ".
Reeves. Judge, etc.-The case on trial
yesterday was as follows:
state of Tennessee vs. Ed. Bartlett, in
dictment for murder Of VIM. o. Ban.
Won, in 1854, ia the northeast part Of
the county.
Jurors EnaponaeHed-C c. J. Selden,
David Jamison,J. B. Grihin,S. J. StaiIy,
Jas. Lynch, Martin Ryan, Jno. &
Green, Ssm'I Folwell. NJ. A. Alien, Geo.
D. Crockett. w. H. Carver.
w. G. Reeves, Attorney General, and
Maj. Hal Rogers and Col. Geo. CAN'T for
the State. Gen. J r. Chalmers and
Jno. Hallum for the Defendant.
This case vas put to the jury at Janu-
airy Term, 1867, and before verdict rem
dered, Thos. Roberts, one of the iury.
escaped from the officer, and a new trial
was granted, to which defendant ex-
aud claimed 8 discharge. The
Court ruled otherwise, and placed defend
ant under bonds to answer, etc. At the
May Term, 1867, the defendant was
guilty eff murder ia the second
degree aud sentenced to ten years in the
pe~uitentiary. A motion for new trial
was made and granted, and defendant is
again on trial. The case will be O trial
for several days.
MUNICIPAL C0URT-GeO. ". WdIdr0n,
JUdge.-Tde following cases set for trial
IN yesterday, but not reached, will be
no to day Nos. I045, writ Of in
lgiry. Nos. IT. D SIS, GIG, 617, 6f9, 624,
525, 627, 628, 629, 632, 474, 485, $40, 494, /
524, 633, 635. $50, 637, 638, 500, $40. 81,
$40, ga, Gas, 646, 647, $40, $50, 65i, co.,
G54, Sos, 657, SOS, $50, $50, e6l, 662,
592, COL, sos, 4S2. The foiio1iug
Eases have been specially set for trial.
III Peqrce. Park d c.. VS. John Levy.
b6 sharp VI Ffanneusteihl ct nj.
The February term Of the Criminal
'ide Of this Court commenced on yester-
lay. The grand jury lie composed of the
'OllOwiBg named gentlemen J. c. .
2sskerJ, J. E Russell, Ruei Hough. Geo.
} Haywood, John 2. Whitford, james
Oumars, freeman Wright, Dixon Cuo-
bingham, J. P. Foster, J. A. Gronoer,
Frank Taft, Henry 5reever, John G.
Wallace.
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ADMINISTRATORS settlement.

In County Court of shelby comfy.
To the heirs and creditors OF John stoval, decd.
NOFIGEis hereby given tina. I have hled NY
n settlement OF the estate OF John StoVal,
deceased, with the Clerk OF said Court. and that
L will apply Tor confirmation Of said settle
ment at the March Term. 1868, OF said Court. to
be held on the first Monday Of said month ia
the Courthouse IN the city or Memphis
l.. B. sfOVAL, Admir-.
Filed February 8, 1855.
FEB S0dF JoHNLoAGuE Clerk.
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Nnn-Resident NOTICE

IN the Chaucery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2E3-Lydia Jenkins aud Mary c. MGrdock
by their next friend, Brooks Peasants, vs..
John J. Murphy, Charles Potter ct al.
TT appearing from shidavib in this cause that
4 the defendants, William Il. Barksdale. 2 res
iient Of Phillips county, state Of Arkansas
BeuL n. A eZander aud james Z. HabIy, resi-
dents Of the state OF Miss ssippi George len
kfns, Thomas Murdoch and Charles Potter afe
residents Of the state Of Maryland, and all
nOn-reSidents OF the State OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, Thas they make their
appearance herein, az the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, ls6S, and plead, answer or
demur to compiainantis bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as ID them and set Tor
bearing eZ parte; and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week. Tor Jour successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
ACOpy-Attest
AUGUSTON LSTON. Clerk and Mas er.
BY r. j BLACK, Deputy Clerk and MASTER.
d HeiskeIi, Scott q h, and Winchester &
Hatcher. Sos for ComplafuanE. 1ebI Iaw4w
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EANRHUPT,s sAIE-

NASE M. IaS-In the District Court Of lie
United States. for the District OF West Ten
nessee. IN the matt of solomon Coheu.
Bankrupt In bankruptcy, Distrtct Of West
TannesEGe.
The undersigned, assignee OF the estate Of
solomon Gomez VII sell &C public aucfi n, a.
the store Ne go Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
en- FhlDAT. February ls.is6S. at 20 OfciOcka.m
the entire stOeki trade OF said bankrupt, con-
sisJing OF Boots, Shoes, Clothing Notices. Ete.
70 tbs highest bidder. Tor cash.
~. I.CIRUDE, Assignee.
No. $50 Main street, WaIdran Block.
Memphis, Tenn, February LIST, AID, 1868.
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attachment Salt.

Municipal Court OF the City Of Memphis.
CLERK's OFEICE, January 81, 1888.
Edwin Morris ct al, firm OF Edwin Morris &
Co. Plaintiffs, " .-SimpsOu,- Estes
e., firm OF simpson, Estes q Co., Defend
ants.
A FFDAVIT for ttachmen having been
n made In this case In pursuance OK sec 04G
Of The ode Of Tennessee, and attachment nav
ing been issued and returned Dy the roper or
dcer, 81 levied." ETC.. on the properly OF me de-
PENDANTS --S simpson, - Estes 0-7s
drm OF simpson, Estes a CO..
IL IN therefore ordered that the said defend
a-nfsappeer at the Municipal Courtroom in the
cItv "a Memphis, Tenn, on or before The hIst
TnssdaV i'm March next, and defend this suit or
Tie same viii be taken ior confessed asJo them,
and fine case set for hearing exparte. and that
a cODV OF this order be published once q week
for four consecutive weeks in the phfs
AGONY. LUCIEN B. EATON, Clerk.
IA Taylor. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
fahI laQ4wa
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4sa Broome slrset, view Yorh.

7 liturgy OF THE ANCIENT AND J.
II cepted South Rite Of Freemasonrv
the out ern jurisdiction OF the United std.
y Albfrt Pike, 33d. -Ov. Grand ummau
$40 S~piendidly ILLUSTRATED with Chromo-Ma
graphic plates ana numerous wood engravf
Part H. 4th 70 18th Uegree, 50 90.
It would perhap- seem unnecessary "a
g1YI < Ude above c Ee-page 70 say ANTI
farther IN the way of recommendation n
name OF the author should of Itself be a 50
Gent guarantee OF tsWGrlb u. Bro. Pike,
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To ali whom It may coBeerR
WILL apply, a. the February Term nf ths
L County CaurG Of shelley county, for Letters
o. Administrator on the estate or James ".
williams, d ceased VIC. LANCASTER
Memphis. Tenn, January !, 1868.
Jas law4Ws
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A MEMPHIS MERCHANTS Arkansas.
The following paragraph, taken from the
Pine Bluff Dispatch, shows that our
Memphis merchants are appreciated
down the river
PeTsOn0l.-Our esteemed friend, Major
j. J. Busby, representing the house Of
Toof, Phillips q Co" Of Memphis "a in
u city. We are pleased to see the
Major looking so well he speaks des-
pondingly Of The business prospects d
Nemnbfs. st this time, but is clearly Of
the o6inion that after the present cleans
fn0 out of carpet sack merchants q bril-
iis,t fpture awaits that city. Major
Rnshv represents enc Of the best houses
in Memphis, and one that viii ne found
a No. i ia every ehange-sound, safe,
and reliable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-05
FOR SAFE.

ToR SALE FIST cIaSs 1-HoRSE PONEH
/ ENGINE. Portable Boiler, ana 20. saw
NUf. in compIara order Also 8 af-t cl&S
GKTST MIL VIII be sold We Inqulss . 10.
y Front street, or 80 No IS Union street, ben
phis-
TOR ~ALE-A COUNTER SUITABLE FOR
4 a cigar, Fruit o. GeEs ssaud- Appis q
2 ms OECg- -
49, SALE or HENT-Tbe Malone or Old
Il I,EaaE plalraIIol. situated Oh zoe o-hL
-rr7a -v---a l-E Li-EsBE--T eGc1t ~ Ll-I-
~ rr-s.S- rlL six gE seven Lunl "a -c4e>lh
r-71Iv4-ilu. wish coed tir1l8E s1suls
IN head --av Es-.=, AID l1s- 30 i2" D4sl5lH
~r,Tr- ms one 80 the higee>- n2tes on re
Yer. Amply &c FAAEEE GHAhohisl 10. Il
4, Hrce street
- FsLE-DRr4 STORE-sToCE AND
kNyh 1rrs ef o Drag store IN BJAs eE, LSAL
- So WI be- sOl1 very toN 49, VI
er. Address ~ "C
TGT5E EED UQr F0z ssLE OF 80 ~
II Csttsge I'M
- q, giFh eve 2crls q z0Gtacs
~ suphis and Cna1s
"a Ss.4- m 9BtE5nsn i've rooms. Eith
all uscessarg oII-LgusE - rgnr Geo H..
ma.i0n. apply 30 ii. r. JCl- ~ undeT-
signed. Ia ~
January 2l-& -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-05
LAuNpRy. Id Jeferaon street.

A Rare Opportunity is offered
30 supply yourself with staple
Goods al ESQ Main street, ia
consequence Of purchases made
at the BaRkrupG sales, by M.
Welt & Go. fe52 lw