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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

When a Scotch minister told his
neighbor that he had preached two
hours ard half the day before, the
neighbor said to him, "Why, minister,
where you not tired to death!" SAW,
nae, said he'll was as fresh as a rose;
but 1t would have done your heart
guide to see how tired the congrega-
tion was.''
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
Ifron wanthone and large dere

Ifyou want bone and large devel-
opment of red flesh in hogs, give
them as good pasture through the
summer as your beeves have. 1t
costs less everyway to make big
hog weigh 500 by Christmas than
to get two small swine up to $50
apiece.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

"How heavily you waikiki ex-
claimed Mrs. Macwhack, on hearing
her husband fall up stairs last night,
"Well, my DEAR" was the gruh
response, ''if you can get a barrel Of
whisky up stairs with any less noise,
l should ike to see you do it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

A negro boy jumped from train
at full speed, near Savannah, GA,
last week to recover a hat belong
ing to child ofhis employer, which
had been fallen overheard. The
train backed three quarters of a
mile and the boy came aboard un-
hurt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

UNoLEs SoN.-A traveller, over.
taking small boy, asked him whose
son he was.
Boy.-Why, | am Uncle's son.
Man.-How can that be?
Boy.-Easy enough. You see, Dad
died, and main married Uncle, SO
I'm Uncle's son now.
Man.-Wen, L think you are not
far from fool.
Boy.--Well l know I'm not, as
you and are only about three feet
apart.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

Many books are not necessary to
spiritual enlargement. Think more
than you read. Thinking expands
the soul from within. Laborious
readers stuff, cram and cumber their
souls, and rob them of all their elias
ticity. To eat more than is digested
hurts the eater. Great readers Of
ten only confuse their minds, and
are like bats wandering to and fro
in their own dusky clement I'm
mortal authors, whose books are as
fresh for this generation as for the
century in which they are written,
were not themselves great devour-
ers of books. They soliloquized
much. They interrogated nature,
and natures own replies arose in
their souls. They conversed with
streams and clouds, with trees and
birds, with night and morning.
They are observers. Nature re-
wards the love and patience of her
own variety. Should Christians be
less observant Of nature than other
men? Who was it said, "C6nsider
the lilies. ''-Palsford's Quiet
Hours.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

The London Times, for many
years, has made an offer of $4,000
for a cheap substitute for paper,
equal in all respects to the paper
manufactured from linen rags, yet
the check for the money has never
been drawn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

q Fancy Cards, Show Bills, Pro
grammes, Dodgers, &C., in every con
ceivable form of design OF colors
printed at the TRIBUNE OFFICE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

To BUSINESS MEN.-BILL Heads
Letter Heads, Statements, of which
we have a stock Of over 100, 900, can
be procured at city prices at this
office.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

"See here, mister said a lad of
seven summers who was driven up
tree by a ferocious dog, "if you
don't take that dog away, 1 will eat
up all your apples"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

When is a wife like a great-coat ?
When her husband is wrapped up in
her
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

An ice-house laborer, being kill
ed by lump of ice falling on his
head, the verdict was: ''Died OF
hard drink"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

johnson says the greatest magi-
clans of the age are the paper-ma-
kers. They transform beggar's rags
into sheets Tor editors to lie on.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

A little boy, disputing with his
sister on some subject, exclaimed {:
dts true for ma says so; and if
ma says so, it is so, if it amt SC"
Why was the death of John Rog-
ers preferable to that of Charles 1. ?
Because a hot steak is better than
a cold chop.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
: n otarY Public.
.sLF8q TFaa Faa cH4 Err s
.uOGIa ~ sEE 3GEEzgE HaE

=
1aslrs s..sirissssll sf.li=t ---
.s9lnFT1HE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
iB1 L. County VIII examine Teachers AT the Court
allIa Room, in ritf3n,0n S-=a55
sib March 27th, 1863.
llIsis q Aprll3d, 10th and 24th,4s69:
aisH May list, sth and 22nd, 1s69
i-7t dune on and 18th, 1e69-1z-s-
~ .u Applicants will be REQUIRED tei,e present as
20 Early as 10 o,eoekon the day of examination or
they wili not be examined
-il1as NocertifcStes will be granted except on ex
ll animation cay and Teachers are requested not
{ii1 to apply for eeFtfReates on any other day
80. aeh Spfl cAns viii be required to leave with
O ls1tEe ExAfhinert stamped envelope addressed
10 himself. .%s e a4 S. J. KFRKRDODa
: ii3I. - s-''il = GEO. W. BACHMAN,
@-'-H9 l.al i.5sslt - -us B. F. MYERS,
'-iiii siare n 9J-no23-1 -1y. -l--i- Examiners.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
Residence for Sale.

AsI Intend to remove to Toledo, my Residence
and grounds belonging there 70 are for sale.
noS7-tf J. c. LEE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
Ayers
HairiVigor,
Fer restoring Gray Hair tG
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing Whiel
is at once agreeable
healthy, and efsctus
for preserving tn
hair. Faded or grd
hair IS soon aestOrei
to It's original cold
lcih the gloss an
freshness Of yoafth
Thin hair - thick
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23

.ned, falling hair checked, and bald
less often, though not always, eure'
2y its use. Nothing can restore III.
lair where the follicles are destroyed
IT the glands atrophied and .deeayed
But such as remain can be saved 10
lsefulness by this application. Insies,
IF fouling the hair with a Pasty sedi
nent, it win keep it clean and yigorOIi-
It's occasional use viii prevent the hai
rom turning gray or falling Oft. an'
consequently prevent badness. Ere
rom those deletsriOus substances Whlcl
make some preparations dangerous ana
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eai
lnly benefit but not harm it. II Eauie'
nereIv for q
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-23
Works

Have a word to say 10 Farmers and Threshers,
rs well as to all the rest OF the human family
CONFIDENTIALLY, and We shan't say anytbing
10 any one else about it, but privately. We are
prepared to furnish
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-17
Z. 5. STAMP DUTIES.
FINANCE.
OFFIcR or THE DAILY APPEAL,
npwau,e November 10, lS69.

INEWNfE on M 1AAEA a. 81
MEaPHTs, November lG, ls69.
The heavy rains have agsinpu N a check
upon cotton operations, and exchange Is
coming in slowly. The supply on hand
Is barely sufficient to meet the demand
for a day or two 10 come, and without
BUYERS axe hold more literally and the
weather changes 50 they can ship, 1t il
probable that the demand for exchange
will absorb all upon the market, and
rates, both buying and selling, will take
q lump upward. Some of our banks are
already taking cotton bills at sc dis
count on all Eastern points, but others
maintain their old rates of &c discount.
The checking rate is steady at par, but an
occasional transaction Is reported at &c
discount.
Brokers are generally TetAaeHt shout
their operations in Tennessee money. 4
force-pump would be required to get st
the proper idea Of what is doing, and
while our quotations are r. near the
truth as IL is possible for Us TO arrive nom
the meager information we can pick up,
we should not be astonishedto snow that
a HtlAcI hpuAA bt Noih pcllcA 10 SCH NJ 4 W
PC less, or that a buyer would have to pay
that much more. From all we can gather
The buying rate is Csc, while Ode is repre-
scented a. the selling rate to Taxpayers.
The offerings Of Ledger balances are
mucn below the demand, and buying
rates are nominal al sf(gs35Sc. The call
from tax-psy srs, though in aslnzll way,
Is large in the aggregate, and selling rates
are firm az Sc.
County Warrants are quiet and nomi-
mai. Buying, 6i@e5c. Selling, 67tgGse.
Gold is In demand al New York rates.
selling at an advance Ofl@lhe.
No financial ~telegraphic sdvicesi came
So sner the wind-storm this afternoon.
Tennessee bonds in New York were
nominal; ssze was bid for Old, and SIZE
6or New. GoyernmC4ts at noon were
Rrrn.
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TRADE.

Very heavy rains fell this morning, and
for some hours business was entirely sus-
pended. We have had but light receipts
from the upper country for some days,
and bOats are past due. Prices are gem
orally steady, aud in many things stocks
have run very low.
Col. G. B.. LOckett, Of Georgia, has been
making an experiment this wear of
"high culture in cotton, which will be
worth much as an example to the planters
Of the south. He put in six acres Of cot
ton, With the design OF making their pro-
duct equal to that Of u acres cultivated
in the nsaal careless, superficial ann
The average yield of cotton on Georgia
lands Is about 9 quarter Of q bale Of lint
to the acre, OF a bale to every four acres.
Col Lockett aimed to gather three bales
from each of his six acres, and the Albany
Ca NelVs says that he viii come pretty
near doing il. His land was richly ma
nured, carefully, deeply and minutely
cultivated, and kept in the best order;
and the result Is that, Notwithstanding
the severe drouth in Georgia, which in
terfered materially with the experiment,
he has a splendid crop Il is estimated
that he will gather seventeen bales, DISCO
pounds each, from the six acres.
BAGGING-The demand is steady and
stocks moderate. Light weight dc;
Heavy 2s@a9; India 2s920.
BUrTER-Stncks are Improving, and
prices are weakening. Few York Roll
4s to 45c; choice Western So to 4Oc; COM
mon to good SO 10 Sc.
BRooMs-Fair demand at 50 5O@G 90 per
dozen.
BRooN CoRN-NomInally slOO@2Oo per
ton.
CANDLEs-I0 Oz. Star IGc; y oz. lie to
I7Hei 10 %. 221sc to Ge.
CORNNEAL-Deaapd light. Kilndried
is duh at - 90 from store in lots. Fresh
at mills 81 so to 4 IS; by the single barrel,
IS.
CoPFEE-The stock is equal 70 the de-
mand. Rio skimmings l9820e; common
TO fair 2l@28cg prime 24925c; choice 25G
26ei Lagusyra 2892se; Java S5@Sso.
CorroN YABNs-No. 400, PC; 500. zoe;
COO, lSci 4OS, he.
CRAeKERs-Pilot &c, Butter, Water,
Soda and Picnic exc to 7Hc; Sugar and
Milk lSc to l5c; Cracknel Biscuit sec.
UHBEsE-Market hrm. 4. d. 1sA@20o.
Factory I9H@20e. w R. lsH@lec.
CorroN SEED-The receipts are heavy
and oils have declined. The mills are
now offering $40 per ton on leyee. Sacks
furnished by buyer.
FloUR-Priees are unchanged, and
a better order demand is reported.
we quote Fine - 90 to s. co.
super 81 rs to S5s X $ SOL So Xxx 80 Is
10 IS 60; xxx and Fancy Sc Is to s.
FREsH MEAT-POrk is scarce and nrm-
er. We quote at lie. Beef in good
supply; hind quarters, s 70 l0ci fore guar
ters, 8 10 &c. Mutton TO Toe.
FRUIr-Thers Is a fair demand for Ap7
pies, and stock large. Good 10 choice are
selling at So 90 to 4 90 per barrel In
lots and in a retail way. Dried
Apples 0@7e. Dried Peaches 7@9c for
quarters and halves; peeled l09l2e.
cranberrles Ss@s per barrel for Wild and
cultivated. Lemons SI6@i0 per box. Or
anges 81 O0@s 90 per barrel.
F1sH-Mackerel No. /, bbls S24@s25iK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
THE MASON & aaMLlN ORGAN COMPANY,

Winners Of TIC Parts Exposition Medal, urho
bore Ha5orBiH been arar7ed HgAesf Hoft1rs al
Lgdasfrial Exhibitions ~ fhiS CbaHfEB,
GO that their work Il the AcKSowEEDGEn
- or in its depart
menf. respectfully announce that, with X
tended aud perfected facilities, and by eNeiu-
slve use of recent Improvements, they are
now producing YET MOLE PERFECT ORGANS
THAN EVER BEFORE. in great variety rs 20
style and price, adapted to all public and pri-
yate uses; for Drawing Rooms, Libraries,
Music Rooms, concert Halls, Lodges,
Churches, Schoals, etc, I'm plain and elegant
eases. all OF which they are enabled, by their
unequaled facilities for manufacture, to sell
at prices OF interior work
The recent improvements IN these Organs
ave 50 fnereased their usefulness ana pQpu-
hsrtty that they are uuquestionRbly the most
desirable Instrument obtainable for family
use. as well as Churches, schools etc. while
the prices at which they can be. afforded
$50 TO 5000 EACH adapt them 10 the means
and requireme nts OF all classes They aye
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 secular aud sacred muSfe-
Qte elESsnt az fsfn4tufs. occupy little space,
afe nOfliahle Ia get opt OF arder tn0t reqair-
lug tuning once where a piano orte Is tuned
twenty tines, are very durable, and easy 10
learn 70 plsy upon.
The II. & n. Orgau Co. are new selling FoUR
OCTAVE ORGANS for ; Q each FIVE 9eTAyE
ORGANS, FIVE STOPS. With two sets OF NIBRs-
TORS for SO, and other styles at proper
tiOnate rates.
Organs, the Mason & Hamlin Organ 20. re-
spectmliy refer 10 the musical profession
generally: q majority of the most prominent
musicians IN the country, with many OF en-
inence in Europe, having given public testi-
mony that the Mason q Hasnlin Organs excel
AcircDlar containing this testimony in full
viii be ecBt free TO any one desiring Il, also a
descriptive circular containing nun particu-
lars respecting these Instruments, with cor
rect drawings Of the different styles and the
lowest prices. which are hxed and invariable.
Address the ~
MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN co,
596 Broadway, New York;
noH lA fremont Street, Boston.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
poNoHo, JOY g. CO.

a Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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DATED March lst. Is64. Rcdeemable in l0and
payahle IN - years. Interest 3 per cent. In
Foid. payable lst OF March aud September on
an Registered E5Uds, aud ON AL coupnn bonds
OF the denomination Of $50 and sl,OUO On
the so and slGJ bonds interest = paid n
ally, March lst.
Issued under Act OF March ID, 1853,
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Tuesday, 23d Dayof November, 1889,

Between the hours Of 10 am. and l pm. of
hat day, on the premises heresfter desert bed,
proceed 10 sell. 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
the property conveyed in said Trust Deeds,
and described thus, As lying In SAID eouaty
and stale, InCiyiI District No Z, coutainsus,
by estinlste. ~ 10th acres and bounded As
follows. Beginning at q stake on cleared
land NV corner of lot No. :; thence south
. hains and IS links to a stake. two dog
wood and poplar pointers, SW coFne Of lot
No. u theGee vest eight chains and eighty
seven links 10 a stake, two white aud postOak
pointers thence north tItTty-Cne chains and
Seventy-uSe links TO n stake, one irOnW wood
and three elm pointers, f. AInOnetts corner;
thence west six chains TO n stake and white
thence north - chains 10 stake. two hick-
DRY aud one ~biack-sum pointer, SW corner OF
Ju Ia HiObyns' dover; thence east Il chains
and 81 links 10 the beginning. The right Of
redemption j. waived by the terms of said
Trust Deed; / shall make no warranty oflitle,
but 4 believe the title 10 be good.
A. AUNSON, Trustee.
WILSON & BEARD. Attorneys. oce2
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REAL ESTATE
TRUSTEES AUCTION.

- AT -
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. 1t Is put up in a bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, rs II IS the best
dressing Tor the Hair in the world. The Lo-
ito never tails 20 remove the worst cases OF
DandruG. and restore gray and bieaehed Hair
To its natural color.
For side by druggists; sample bottles sent
70 any address In the United States by express
for 81. PROF. CHRTSTY a Co.
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
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Dated ISL, and redeemable IN twenty years
nom January lst and July list OF that year.
Interest & per cent. in gold, payable semi
annually, January lst, and July LIST. These
bonds we're issued in three series:
oGsiy In is5I----...---. sIs,H5.OOO
Under Act July IL and aug. 5, io5l
dated Nov. Ii, HJl}-----.--.---. 50,G0O,O0O
Under Act July u sud Aug. 5, 1861,
1881, leo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lho wcald sufer 2n..ti is now % yea!

4" Who Woald Suffer pit is new p years
since Or. Tobias first introduced the Nene-
tian LinimeDt" an the United States, and
never in Il single instance has MS medicine
failed to do AL, Il not more, than Is stated in
his pamphlet. AS an external remedy IN
casei OF Chronic rheumatism, Headache,
TOothache, Bruises, Burns, Cuts. Sores, Swell
Ings, SpralnS, StingS OF Insects and Pains in
Limos, Back and Chest, It's wonderful cura-
tive powers are miraculous. Taken inter-
nallu for the cure Of Cholera, Collie, Diafrhea,
Dysentery, Sick Headache anu Vomiting, fts
soothing ana Penetrating qualities are felt
rs soon as taken. The oath with which each
bottle Is accompanied viii show that there Is
nothing injurious in its composition. Thou
sands of certificates have been received
spea King Of the rare virtues OF thts valuable.
article. Any person AFTER aving usai 10 once
VIII never be without IT, Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature OF :. ]. Tobias"
on tie outside wrapper.
sold Dy the Druggists and -Storekeepers
t~hrOIghOutthe United states. Pro so cents.
DepGt 10 Park place. New York.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE

4 N $500 Mississippi Plantation for a city
~ esidence Of equal value.
AlSo, a Si2.5G0 mississippi Cotton Plantation
Tor city property OF MERCHANDISE.
Also, Arkansas Land and $500 cash for a
small farm near city, on railroad.
Also, city Lots ard Land TOR an assorted
stock OF merchandise.
Also, N.00J acres Arkansas Lands for meF-
~ch8njlse, CO city property.
Also, Suburban Improved Property and
cash for "a hTst-ciass city residence.
Also, select unimprOvfd II aero Suburban
Property for a brst-elass Mississippi River
Plantation.
Also, sl50 Yankee Notions snd Millinery
for n small Improved EarTu.
Also, Merchandise for a small farm on rail-
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HsRcAaTILE AGENCY.
a CARD.

THE undersigned hereby respectfully no
a THY their subscribers and the merchant
Of Memphis. generally, that they have up
pointed Mr.. W. q MATTHEWS manage o
their Branch az this point. Mr.. Matthews
experience and sfquaintance With the BUSH
ness in other localities win guarantee tOsuh-
seribers strict, thorough and prompt attention
10 their wants..
Especial attention will be given 20 the col
lection OF past due claims, or the address OF
carefully selected Attorneys viii be furnish
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
~respondenee.
A Reference Book. containing tIe names
and commercial rating Of nearly every busi-
ness man ia the United States and British
Provinces (oycr bE 0 Names il issued semi
annuafyzlanuary and July-for tie use Of
subscribers; the ratings based upon the eiab-
crate details which their Office records furn-
ISL, are by Far the most reliable and carefully
made of any work OF the kind
This agency was originally established
ISL. IL mas branches in every impGrtaltt city
in the United States and canada. and also in
LOndOn England, and its large ana constant
" growing influence, Notwithstanding many
efforts 10 Initiate 10 BY OtheE, Is the best evil
denee that can be given Of its equitable prin-
ciples and its useful operations. It Is, emit
phaiicaily, designed for the promotion and
protection Of trade"
Terms Of subscription viii be made known
on application to the Office, corner Main and
Madison streets. r G. UUN co.
MEMPHIS. October Z. 1873. OF
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"ATTAchMENT NOTICE.

u. ". JefereOn vs.. ]. EenfY AIctoTInarHs
A~FFIpANIT for Aftaehment having been
"A made in this cause, In pursuance OF see
.tlOn Bass Of the code of tennessee, and attach
ment having been issued, levied, and RETURN
Al. etc. II Is therefore ordered that d sd1G
defendant appear before me, on the 18th day
sRid sgit, or the same van De taken Tor con-
sessed, \ tie case heard ex parte, and that
a copy of the order be published once a week,
DAILY APPEAL- JAMES HALL, ]. r.,
for shelby County Tenn
HART, HEARN 4 MILLER, Alto neys- noe
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THE following appointments for Registra-
u ton are hereby announced:
First Ward-N. Miller, s. Main street.
Second WRrd-Wm. Chase, jr., AZ Poplar st.
Third Ward-T. Adams. H5 Second street.
fourth Mard-G. W. Lincoln, 81 Madison st.
Filth Ward-R. J. BOughner, Room y C0uTt
House.
Sixth WaFd-Wm. A.MeisOm, Waldran Block.
Seventh Ward-O. c. Jones, corner fernando
street and South Market House.
Eighth Ward-Wm. TAFT HinGClty Mills, Pop
lar street.
Ninth Ward-J. d. Danbury, Chelsea House,
Second street.
Tenth Ward-B I. Boon ST., corner fernando
and South streets.
The above offices VIII be open nom 2 o'clock
am. 10 4 o'clock pm.
J. p. BOUGHNER,
Commissioners Of Registration for shelby
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I~nsOlyent Notice.

HAvING qualified as the Admihistratrix
III or the estate OF Il &. Wynne, deceased,
and suggested the Insolvency thereof 70 the
Coanfy GGuFt CLERK; all persons Indebted 70
said estate are hereby reaAesta5 - eamef for
ward ADD make settlements and AT persons
holding claims against the same, are Notified
TO appear and nle them, duly authenticated
IN the name prescribed ny law. on or be-
fore the first day OF March next, or they will
be forever barred. both In law and equity.
MARTHA W. WHINE,
Adm'xof BIS Wynne, deceased.
mi. nfowaanFar n ~ q pnp1me
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Non.ResIdsnt Notice.

No. 357s-In the Chaneery Court of Memphis,
Tenntssec. Vaier5ous sanford, Executor,
etc, VS.. WI Norris Ct 81.
TT approaching nom af1dayi IN this cause
Il thai lhe deiendents, John ID ArmQar, A.
Handccck, q. ID. Campbell. r. ~. Campbell
and o. D. Gibson, Admrs OF Mrs +. p. Drake.
are nOH-residents OF the State Of Tennessee
1~tisfferefore ordered. That they maketheir
appearances herein. al the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the Arst Monday
in JANUARY, 1879. and plead, answer or de-
muir to cofnplalnant Bill, or the same win be
taken ior confessed as to them. and set for
hearinfi exparte; u thai a copy OF this or
der he published 0nce 3 week, fr four gue~
cessive weesgln me Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpy@attests
By BskJ.coLAAS Depaty Clerk and Master.
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