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Qbe Gimes, Nem Bloonrhelo, 1]a.

ond time when I came from Lupfer's.)
When | saw those objects that 1 supposed
to be the parents of the Boyer family, they
were lying in sleeping position.
James Blain, sworn,--I was awakenedb by
q cry of fire about 3 o'clock on Saturday
morning, the Sd of December. live east
of Boyer's house ran out on the porch
and saw fire coming out Of the window of
the room occupied as their bedroom. 1t
was going up the east corner of the house.
l saw no fire on the porch at this time.
1t was calm at that time, but the wind
soon came strong from the west, 80 that
thought there was no danger of the barn.
When / came to the house ] met Lesh and
inquired where Boyer and the family was !;
he replied, "My God they are all burned
up = and he seemed to think there was foul
means used. n My opinion is that the
fire originated in the bedroom.
George w. Reamer, sworn,-I live about
one-half mile from Mr.. Boyer's, had q
good view ofthe buildings. When alarmed
at the cry of fire, my wife said it was ten
minutes to O'Clock. n When I
first discovered the fire, think it was at
the southeast corner of the house.
Mary S. Blain was sworn, and testified
that she thinks the fire originated in the
East corner of Che house or bedroom, as
she saw no fire in the West corner Neither
did she see any lire on the porch.
Philip Myers, sworn,--I helped to lift
the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and the
children, and think they were lying in a
sleeping position.
Samuel Lupfer, J. K Lupfer and J. P.
Latchford, were each examined, giving
their opinion that the fire originated in The
East corner of the house.
b. +. Bealor, sworn,--As regards the po-
sition of the bodies of the Boyer family,
they were found in a sleeping position.
The testimony was here closed, and re-
ferred to the jury for their decision, who
returned verdict as follows:
1--WE the coroner's jury come to the con-
clusion, that John p. Boyer Jane A.
Boyer, Elizabeth Boyer, and John Boyer,
came to their deaths by having chloroform,
or some other poisonousR substance admin
istered, and then the house set on fire to
consume the bodies, by some person OF
persons, to the jury unknown.
Signed JOHN w. SMITH,
w. r. s. Cook,
ELIAS HATMAZI,
JAMES BAEKLEY,
w. Z. CLEIso-,
WILLIA2I BEso;t,
CYI.Us CL .MsoN, Coroner.
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For The Bloomfield 1yases.
The MarkelVille Calamity.

Mr.. Editor-Sir, although we had three
shocking events in our county last week,
the one near Malkelville attracts special at
tention. We hear different reports i'll re-
gard to the origin of chat dreadful fire, and
some of a most astonishing character But
while the thing appears to be mystery, it
is certain chat the fire originated by some
means or other, and it is evidently calcula-
ted to teach us all some important lesson.
What that lesson may be, perhaps no one
is better prepared 10 comprehend than
young Mr.. Boyer, whose life-it appears,
from his own statement-has been provi-
dentially spared ON this occasion. We
hope little time will reveal more light in
regard to the origin of this terrible calam-
ity. Z E.LIoTYsEUEG.
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Clothing. - Persons wanting cloth

Clothing. = Persons wanting clothing
made in superior manner should leave
their orders with f. Mortimer & Co., who
having secured the services of very supe-
rior workman from New York, are pre-
the best style. They also have the best as
sortment of cassimeres and clothsin the
county. ~ IT.
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We Call the particular attention Of our
readers this week, to the advertisement of
Messrs. JARDEN & Co., 1856 South Front st.
Philadelphia, Agents for Carsons Stellar
Oil.
The heart rending scenes that have sew
eral times occurred in our midst, speak
trumpet tongued' to every family
amongst us. We have long felt the pressing
necessity of such an oil, as is furnished by
Messrs. Jarden g. Co., and we feel that we
,do not go too far, when we say, that every
head of family is bound to supply himself
with this Oil, and thus secure his wife and
children the best light, at the least possible
cost, and above all, with ENTiEE SAFE y.N
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Pennsylvania r. II. Time Table.
On
NEWPORT STATION.

On and after Dec. 4th 1870, Passenger trains
will run as fOllows
WEST.
Pittsb'g Expr's. Qlag)53l A. NJ. daily exct Sunday.
way Passenger, $50 A. NJ, daily except Monday,
Mail, .....,..... 2.30 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
mixed train with passenger car attached, win
leave Harrisburg at O'Clock p m, and Newport
at 6.50p. IN.
EAST.
Fast Line 49,. 4l8 A. NJ, daily except Monday
Harrisburg Accom-. ll.36 A. NJ, daily a" Sunday.
Mall, ............ 7.48 =. NJ, daily except Sunday
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
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b. NJ. EBY, Newport.
JAMES L. OWEN, Landisburg.
WIN. JACKSON, p. M. New Buffalo.
VIM. A. BODEN, p. NJ, lckesburg.
). w. FlCKES, p. NJ, Juniata.
Ell YOUNG, p. M. Dellville.
SAMUEL REBERT, ShermanSdals.
A. 5. .WHITEKE ETTLE, Markelville.
THOMAS SEAGAR. p. M, Blain.
g. W. LOBAUGH, Donnally's Mills.
w. ! O.. KIPP, Millerstown.
SAMUEL SHOEMAK ER, Loysvilie.
j l.. EVINGER, CenJre.
GEORGE CRlS1', Green P.,ik.
JuHN BlXLEE Sandy Hill.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST,

AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.
Nov IN Its Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons, n
Seii; Story i0l the Family :. new ChilGren'S Story
every week, Chats with the Little Folks E(ito.I-
eign and Domestic correspondence full Depaat-
ments OF Religious and Secular Intelligence =
nrlce 81 ; 80 veal Liberal premiums or Cash
men1e ~ any time For specimen enclose a two
cent stamp 20 pay postage. Address
THE METHODIST, ia Nassau rect N Y
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MARRrAaEsa.

TRosTEL-BEIsTLINE.-O Tuesday evening,
Dec. 9th, 1870, by Rev. d. Sell, Mr.. Isaac b.
Trostel to Mrs. Sarah Belstline both of Logs
vile, this county.
MUssELMAN-SoUDERs.- the Seventeenth
of ofNovember, by the Rev. J. G.. M. Swergle,
Mr.. Samuel Musselman, Of New Kingston,
Cumberland cou1ty Pa, to Miss Mary Souders,
of this county,
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TERMS INDUCEMENTS &c.

TERMS-$3 year of SO numbers and
only $3.50 in clubs Of ten. This Quarters
13 numbers sent FREE as offered above
Our Club Inducements for 1871 are linpre-
cedented. Specimens, Premium lists, &C.,
sent free to all forming Clubs,-and we
want live Club Agent in every town.
Address D. d. T. MOORE,
Al Park Row. New York
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II Is Stated that on taling up the body
of child of Mr.. Isaac Hoffer. at Lebanon.
recently, the head and upper part of the
breast was found to be completely and per-
fectly petrified
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Church Notices.

in The Methodist church, prayes- es-meeiing
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sun
morning, at 10t o'clock by Rev. W. Shiber.
Other Church notices not sent in.
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One Day last week several " tramps"
lurcd tame bull belonging to j. Shumaker,
near Mannheim, into wood and killed it.
They ,ook off the hide and sold it to tam
ner for Sc.
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NOTICE.

Subscribers whose subscriptions are about out
will please remember that all papers are stopped
at the expiration of the time for which they are
paid AS many who wish to renew, or subscribe,
may prefer TO pay some pe!son in their vicinity,
rather than remit by mail we give notice that the
following persons are authorized toreceiye money
for The Times.
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What was The Matter!--A few days

What was The Matter!--A few days
since, M. Kell, residing near Blue Ball,
killed several hogs, one o. which, when cut
open, was as yellow as gold, smelled veiy
badly, and seemed neatly lotton. Before
being killed, this one ale with as good an
appetite, and appeared as well as any Of the
Others. 1t was dragged out and buried
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-13

CHERRY PECTORAL TROCIIES
Are Superior to all others for Coughs, Colds Asth-
ma, Bronchial apd Lung difficulties, are exceed
Cubeb taste, are very soothing and act like carmI
Ministers, Singers, and Public Speakers will find
they are especially adapted 70 the voice. Sold by
druggists. Also RUSHTON'S IL. w COD
LIVER OIL, for Consumption and sc, ofula;
use no other.
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New Advertisements.

CtOOO COMMUTATION MONEY.
DOOO
The above amount win be refounded to all sol
diers who were drafted Willie In The service, and
who Daid $500 communication money; and also to all
persons who paid commutation money WHO were
not legally liGbe 70 draft. Claims must be Tiled
before the lst Of March, 1871. Call OH, or address,
LEWIS POTTER. Attorney for Claimants,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
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LandisbuFg claims to have raised some
fine hogs this season, and correspondent
furnishes the following lis, of those killed;
and the nef WEIGHT
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TNrIAL list, Fos January Term, l87

TTNEIAL LIST, Fo9 January Term, 1871.
Joseph Eisley ". james Flndley e a.
Stephen L0sll VS.. Safah Uptigllph
Hemy Wagner ". j. w. w lLaI.gOl.
Isaac Stokes ". jane Woods.
David Fry We. JOh.i ;. McCntOck
Way Fogte.' Il Co. VS. Dr.. ,,oseph Eoy, Owlere al.
Sarar Ann W Uer, e. al. VS.. The l'enn'a X Il Co.
john Shot ~. Albiight 4 TrOu,man.
Christian Hci 7lley vs. Henry Bridge a. HecsyAyle.
William Hays vs. George W II o lie.
Jacol Tyson VI N;lhan Coye..
Ley j MeGFe VS.. FrancisJ medley, e. a..
Wilson Sl-laWder ". Charles Tiontinan ct IL.
Christian HeiGi.'ey v. Hen y ii.e
Andrew Pannell W. Wih. 4. Lvin
CHAS. JMiuAY, 2 P,Othoiotaiy.
Ploiilonoia,y's Office, NFlHf
Bloomfield, NOV. 2j, 1870 ( sM
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
"A Neatly executed at the Bloomfield Times
Steam Job Ohice. rai - arr'4
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TlHE CLOSING SCENE BY
PROFESSOR SEAL MIXER.

Contains variety of otartIing declarations in
reference 10 the coming "New Era" commonly
called the Millineum, brt which according to
the Professor will be Universal Republic of
Truth and Justice, Harmony and Peace on the
whole Globe and the time for it is now near at
hand. For sale by the undersigned, Price s
cents, or 10 cents by mail. Address
440* J.RICE, Eliottsbury Pa.
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AGENTS, READ THIS!

WYE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF $50
w per Wee; and expenses or allow II large
commission, to sell our new and wonderful inven-
tl0ns. Address N. WAGNER a. CO., Marshall
Mich.
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$50 A DAY, Sure. Laae Co., 'ats5uy, Pa.
HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871

C0n,2hl3 CNfjstlods StOrieS, Splendid IIdNS,
Magic Sports &c: IS pages, illustrated SENT
FREE OIL reCeipy OF one stamp fol postage
Address ADAMS & co. Publishers Boston
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M -
FIsH-Macksrel dull and nominal.
White Fish, s. so per half bbl. SardiHss
$40 50920 for quarters per case; $S7 for
GUSH1ns-aood No. / seconds l2H@
I5c and firm.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, I6e; Dry
Tailow, &c. Deer Skins, l5@16c; Beaver,
6Oc9S1 so each; Otter, 81 0O@4 90 each;
Mink, 4OeG$1; Fox, Soc Coon, 12H@30c.
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole, 33935c;
| Oak Sole, 42@46c; Saddle, 40@43c; Bri-
dies, $48G69 per dozen; Uppers, 40950c;
Calfskins, French, $45@7Oe; American
do, S0G50.
mand and stock large. No. l corn-fed,
696Xc; grass fed, 3@5c; No. ! Texas,
per head, $30@50; No. 2, $20@25; No. 3,
Sl5@2O. Mich cows, $4,000. No / sheep
1 are scarce and in active demand at $596;
inferior are abundant and dull.
MoLAssEs-The demand is fair Re-
boiled New Orleans, $4,000. Eastern
NAms%Fair demand at "a 5O@4 so rates.
NAVAL SFoREs-Tar, in kegs, s. ESQ
5 70 tor Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, S8@IO;
Pitch, Sc per bbl; Oakum, s. 0O96 90 per
bale.
Ous-Cosl, 30@8Ie; Linseed raw, 81 $50
l 25; do. boiled, 81 4O9I 45i Lard, 81 40@
l so; Lubricating Goa Oil, 10000; Train
Oil, 81 25@1 S0i Cruds COtLonseed Oil, 629
soc.
young 80 5094.
Observation-Disclosures are dull. Dealers
buy from wagons at 81 259l so per Dbl,
loose. Onions, S3G3 so, barrels included.
PRovIsIoNs-Prices are weak with only
4 moderate stock on hand. We quote
from store as follows: Clear Bacon Sides,
I9LG2Oc; Clear Rib, I99l9ke; Rib, Is1{9
100; Shoulders, I5E@l6e; breakfast Ba-
con-, S2l922e; Plain Hams, zoe; s. G.. Can
vased Hams, 25926c. Lard in kegs, Ice;
~tierces, I7%@1Se. Mess Pork, s32q3S.
Rumps, $40. Mess Beet, Sl7 so.
SUGAR-There is but a light stock of
Louisiana on hand, and prices are firm at
Il@l5c, as to quality; yellow clarified,
I5Ml5Lc; white do, l5120gl6c; crushed
and powdered, 1515@I6e; coffee A. 14149
l5c; B, 149l44e; extra G, 134@I4c;
Demarara, II1z@i5e.
SALT-Two hundred snd eighty pound
barrels 81 3542 As; dairy - 25@3 90.
SPIRTTs-HighWines, SI@1 OF; proof
spirits, 81 2O9I Is; rectihed whisky, S0cG
81 10.
SrARCH-5H@sc per ID.
SoAP-Mottied 9z@1OKc; yellow 7A@
SIC: common 6@7c. Candles l5@24c.
ToBACoo-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, 7Oc@1 10; fine fancy Va. 90cGS1;
ine bright pounds, S099Oc; medium
bright POUNDS, 709Soc; common bright
pounds, 62970c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62@70e smoking, fine
and fancy, 6O&8Oc; medium and common,
S5@5Oc. -
VINEaAR-Common and picking, Ice
@3Oc.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, TENN, July 25, 1870
Sadler, Fisher & Co, 9 bales cotton; Jones,
Brown Il Co, I do; Stewart Bros. & FiZsr,
l do, and l pkg sundries; Stratton, Goyer
d Co, l bale cotton; f. Lundy, 5 pkgs
sundries; Newton Ford 81 Co, l do; H.
Johnson, l do; Ashbrooke Il White, ] do;
A. Vaccaro & Co, 7 do; WOlcott, Smith &
Co, 1 do; Guy, Mcclellan & Co, 2 do;
Brooks & Co, 2 hhds sugar; Schmidlapp,
Marschuetz& Co, 4 pkgs sundries; Moore,
Eader & Co, 5000 thousandfee lumber; Nj.
f. Cochran, 1000 do; John Reid, 1000 do;
j. w. Conrad, AGO do.
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FINANCE,

We have few changes TO note in money
matters. The demand for accOmmOda-
ton is undated and has put a stop to
dealing in scrips and local stocks TO a
great extent, as those usually operating
in such securities prefer discounting pa
per at the present rates. Upon the street
some No. l commercial bills are dis
! counted at lL42L per cent, while the
bank rates are nOminally 10 per cent. per
annum. There is very little doing, how
ever, in this way at the banks, though all
OF them are taxing more or less OF their
customers paper.
Stocks and bonds are very quiet and
prices are nominal. Memphis SKIES, Az.
| Memphis and Charleston, 3S@39.
I City Scrip is weak. Dealers are filed
up and bid 60c on sueh as is offered, while
Taxpayers are supplied at 65966c in a
small way.
Gold has varied during the week, rang
ing up, in New York, from 1l7A to l22A
and dropping again to ll9H, II closing
to-day at l20B. The demand in this mar
ket IS altogether for shipment, and deal
ers keep a margin Of l9lHc on New
York rates.
Seventy thousand dollars in county
warrants were issued recently by the
Board of Magistrates, and much of this
has been put upon the market, while the
demand has fallen of. Dealers would
not BUY IN large lOLs, anu III TACT, are not
in the market for small lots, but they
would buy at BO@62c, where prices are
available. Holders, however, are not will
ling to sell under 65a66O.
Tennessee money is in demand at 700
Tic. Dealers sell at 73974c. The demand
is not active, but there is little on the
market.
Z. G. Kirk, Esq, Cashier of the City
Bank, who has for some months made his
/ Lo.1...~&.-- =, No. Vol 70 a.afa at
home, on a visit to his friends and rels-
tives. He is in the best of health.
Governments are steady and advancing,
closing in New York as fOlloWsi
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Nonresident Notice,

No. Elm the Second ChaHcery Court OF
Shelby cOunty, TenneSsee.-A. L. Harris ct
al. vs.. VIM. W. Tucker ct al.
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause
i that the defendants, William w. Tucker
and A. FentOn Tucker, are residents OF the
State of Mississippi, and job d. Coffee, and
his wife. Sallie K. Coffee, are residents of the
state of Arkansas, and all are nop-residents
of the State of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
in the city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the hrst Monday in September, 1870, and
plead, answer or demur TO cOmplainants
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as to them, and set for hearing exparte; and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week., tor successive weeks. In the Memphis
Daily Appeal. This July 8, 1876.
A ~copy-attest:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By GEO. MALLERY, DEPUTY z. and NJ.
b. Clay King, Sol. for complainant. jy9
No. lin the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Helen M. Majors
VS.. Robert b. Majors.
1T appearing. rom afhdaVit IN tnia cause
4 that the defendant, Robert b. Majors, Is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, and
that hisTeSidence is
1t is Their fore ordered, That he make his
appearance hsrein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the hrst
Monday in september, 1870, aud plead an
swer or demur to c~omplainant's bill, o.. the
same Will be taken for confessed as To him,
and set for hearing eXparte; aud that a cop
of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Daily
Appeal. This July u, ls70.
A copy-attest:
M. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By 3 MALLERY, Deputy q. and N.
Z. W, Brown Sol. Tor complainant 1yI3
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FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE Providing FOR THE ISSUANCE
or $500, 0O0 OF THIRTY YEARS BONDs, FoR
FUNDING PURPOSES.
Be Il ordained By the General Council Of the Guy
Of Memphis:
SECTION l. That for the purpose Of funding
five hundred thousand dollars [S50O, 000l, or
any portion thereof of the present due debt
Of the city OF Memphis, or Of the notes, bonds
or coupons for interest upon tbs bonded debt
Of the city of Memphis. becoming due during
the year 1870. the Mayor OF the city is hereby
authorized 10 issue the bonds of the city of
Memphis, having not more than thirty years
TO run TO maturity from the date OF their is
suance, and bearing interest at the rate OF six
per cent per annum, payable s"emi-annually
In the city of New York or Memphis, at the
option OF the Mayor.
SEC. 2. Said bonds, when issued, shall be
denominated funding bonds Of 1870, and shall
not exceed in all the sum OF I'VE hundred
thousand dollars. and shall be issued in de-
nominations OF one thousand dollars each,
numbered from one to five hnndre respect
lively, with coupons for interest thereon at
New York or Memphis,
SEC. 8. Said bonds, when so issued, shall be
used by the Mayor and Comptroller Of the
city, in funding al par a like amount OF the
present due debt, or of the notes, bonds OF
coupons, for interest upon the bonded debt
Of the city becoming due during the year 1870.
Provided, that said bonds shall not he issued
or used for any other use or purpose h
funding at par q like amount of the debts OF
the city as herein provided.
SEC 4. In order 10 test the sense of 1.-THE quail
lied voters OF the city as to the issuance OF
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an act To reduce the charter
of the city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act, and to re-
wise the same, passed December ], 1869, Sec.
81. the Mayor shall, after giving thirty days
notice OF the time and place of election, in
two or more daily ewspapers published In
the city, submit this ~d1nan TO the quail
fed voters of the city. Those voting in favor
of the issuance of said bonds shall indorse
upon their tickets, 4" Bonds" and those voting
against the issuance of said bonds, Nc
Bonds" and should three-fourths of those
voting vote in favor of the proposition, then
this ordinance shall be in full force and eff
feet. and said bonds may be Issued as pro
vided in Sections !, 2 and2
Approved April q, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. Z. RICHANDs, City Register. jYl(
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on which the largest crops were produced,
gave small yields. This Is true, and is
fully borne out by such facts, as to this
years yield, a. We have, from time to
time, as the season progressed, recited.
1t ought to be remembered, too. that in a
generation we have not had so favorable
a picking season as last year. Taken
altogether, even with the fact las
set forth in the following table, of an in
crease of M, 1893 bales In sight IS compared
with the same date of 1869, We do not see
any occasion for other than the buoyant
feeling which characterizes holders of the
staple. Cotton will, in our opinion, take
care of itself. 1t is able to stand alone.
1t did so during the existence of the war
between the States, and will do so during
that between France and Prussia. Il has,
too, passed the terrible ordeal of the New
York gamblers and hereafter, will, we
hope, pass upon its merits and be gov
erned alone by the Law of supply and de-
mand. We append the following table,
showing the visible supply on the 18th
inst. and at the same time last wear:
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hnn-Rasidanf Nntiea

No. Ain the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Thomas M. Moore ct ali
VS.. O h W. Nandergilder ct TX ct al.
TTappearlng from af1daVtttu this cause that
L the defendants, John W. Vandergiider aud
wife, Louisa Vandergilder formerly Massey,
+ enry Lee and wife, Mildred Lee formerly
Massey, and their children, John Lee, Henry
Lee, Sarah Louisa Lee, Reuben IL. Lee, Mol
lie F. Lee, Matte Lee and Joseph W. Lee
John W. Crook and wife. Lucy Crook form
erIy Massey, John W. Crook, jr., James
Wiley Crook, Edgar Lawrence Crook, Mat
tie J. Crook Reuben Wiley and Mol
lie Massey, neirs OF James Massey, de
ceased, of Arkan'as, Matilda Massey wife OF
II. L. Massey, dec'dJ Mary K. Massey, Jehn
W. Massey, Martha Massey and Henry L.
Massey, of Mississippi, and all are non-resi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee:
II In therefore ordered, That they maks
their appearance herein, al the court house
in the city of Gpmphis, Tenn, within the
FIRST three days OF the next term of said
eQurt, commencing the Arst Monday in OetO-
Der, 1870, and plead, answer or demur to com,
plainant bill, or the same will be taken fol
confessed as 20 them and set for bearing ex,
parte; and that q copy al this order be pub
lisAed once q week, for TOUR successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-aLIest!
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By X ]. BLACR. Detuty &. and NJ.
Be echer Il Eelcher, SOls. for cOmplt. ie25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-26
Attachment Notice.

State OF Irnnessee, Shelby c0unty.-H. g.
D-nt VS.. II. &. Abernathy.
A FFIDANIr having been made and bone
~ given, and attachment having been is
sued as required by law in attachment cases,
and the same having been duiy returned,
served by garnishment, etc, and efenda
not found;
It'll therefore ordered, that the said defend
ant, Il. {. AberEathy, appear before me at my
office. in the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn. on the nth day OF August, 1870, and
make defense to said suit, or The same viii be
tried exparte; and that a copy Of this order
be published III the Memphis Appeal once a
week for Tour consecutive weeks.
July Is, 1879. liyl6l JOHN NORTON, ]. z.