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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

The cable bringn us lnteihgencc hhsSheuoa
Dickens Ia dead. That series Of wonderful
AID delightful creations OF Imagination which
for the third Of century has pleased tho
fancy ticklcd the humOr, Or melted tho heart
Of all who read the English language comes
10 close. The possibility Of twin 10 Little
Noil or Of counterpart Of Pickwick Ia blot
ted out forever. ThN l1ss to humanity Ia
positive and irrcparablo; for a creator has
pcrished, and with his death yanishes Tho
hope Of an addition 70 delightful circle OF
ideal character that present themselves 70
our thoughts, as real almost as the breathing
world. Ills place Is nxcd with Goldsmith and
sternc and Scott. .. ......#...I
Mr. Dickens was born at Portsmouth, Feb
ruary Z, 1919. and so had not reached three
score years. Ills father was reporter for
the London press, and Dickens, woaricd out
with tho drudgory Of the profession Of law,
took naturally to his fathers vocation. He
entered journalism rs reporter Of the True
Sun, and soon afterwards gained high cello
brity in the fourth estate by q series OF
sketches Of London life published in the eycn-
ing edition Of the Morning Chronicle The
nom De plane "Boz" attached 70 these
sketches Afterwards attained a worldwide
fame. In 1897 he completed and published
entire the "Pickwick Papers" "oliyer
Twist" which frst appeared In "Bcntlcy's
Miscellany, Of which Dickens was editor, was
published In 1888
In 1880 Nicholas Nlekleby appeared from
his pen. "The Old Curiosity Shop" and
"Baruaby Rudgo" came out In 1870 and 1871.
In 1912, after visit to the United States, he
published American Notes for General Cir
culation, but II turned out that some Of the
"NOtcs" were counterfeit and no one, In
after year,, more regretted their Issue than
did Mr.. Dickens himself.
The Christmas Of 1913 he produced the
Christmas Carol" and for several successive
years added his large contribution to the gen.
Cral enjoyment Of the delightful season by q
story appropriate to the time. For 1874 he
published Martin ChuLzlewli," and In 1916
Pictures from Italy" "Dombey & Son -"
was completed In 1913, and David Copper
field" in 1850. "a Chlld's History Of Eng
land" and "Hard Times" from his pen, APP
poared in 1859, and the following year "Bloak
House was finished. Little Dorrltt" was
issued In 1857. The years following produced
"our Mutual Friend, Great Expectations, "
"A Tale Of Two Cities" and, lastly, the
Mystery of Edwin brood"
In 1s48 Mr.. Dickens assumed the editorial
charge of the London Daily Netos, a liberia
newspaper, but did not remain long at tina
post In 1850 he took charge OF Hotsehok
Words, a weekly periodical which he man
aged for many years, and with much success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
ny THOMAS BOWLING, AHctIOpcer,
Id (ioorgetoyu

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS
rATR IN GEORGErOWN, II. q.
By virtue Of a decree Of tho supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia dated June a is7e, In GosEier
administrator q Q, A. Mortens W John Lang q AZ
DAY, July D, 1871, At q O'Clock, p. M, on tho prom
ISIS, all the fo estate and lnterest Of John Lang In
part Of lot No. a, In Old Georsetovn, beginning
the south side Of Bridge street. t5S feet west OF High
street and running thenoo west = feet, henoe south
thence cast iS feet 10 High street. thence north lN
feet thence west ~ feet and thence north feet to
menf which consist Of the large and substantial brick
house known "LanE'a Hotel,n except the Town
House part, stAblinR, Warehouse. &c.
Terms o. sale One fourth oaAh tho residue In three
equal instAlnents In an, twelve and eighteen months
from tho dAy Of sAe the deferred paymcrts v be 80
cured BY the notes bonds Of the purchaser bearing
interest. One hundred aud hfty dollars 10 be paid
down Al tho Tina Of SALE II the purchaser docs not
comply with tho tsrma Of sale within one week after
such SAFE tho trustee tho right 70 resell the
property At the hsk and oos o. tho defanl,inE puToha
All conveyAncing and stamps At purchasers Gust
q, INGtE. Trustee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
New Advertisements.

I OsT..-I WILL PAY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
IL for tho recovery Of my Di'2 Of ls' EG,HntER.
ieila tstar a ChrOu.i : 1873 street
$40, 600 "a ss .s2ot s StSsf ss sSS. 3 osS
a, ioper cont On EOOd 5s,l s'a, e ;;sfsNV On
ioua spssssSih ..Fee,, estwssa q ssdh.
TUE REAMER HOUSE,, fornssls. tsqvn ss Nc
PIgKETl HoUsE If,e'sbnrs W. having wing e sesn
isr Us aseam%od.iicn lon q ssmmsI Bosrders Poregs
S c g. s .SpS SaP . Be JSSs RRSSkR S$
IITANTED 10 RENT wANT A SMALL sIoRR
ROOM vh sood Soi,sT suitable ios s oSe Who'll hold
having such 70 rent VII please addres' ne :. once,
I JsiIat '"uo" N'o ''''' REPUBrIoss once.
no BUILDERS PROPOSALS FOR
huildinF = church sdlhos ogrns, q Nine;
Msssrs. siATkyea,her PiOwmAn, AIshitsets, eorner
Of siqh and street. Chairman Buldln n ocmiass.
JUST ARRIVED. uoDsyspoys,,,
Mort door 10 the FRANsiIN iioUsR, on gtsSsi
s,rssh tsgr pairs ven fno HoRskS hlso .lsfg sad
'i jSiI. 'O'''N =. NO'
IVANTEp.--AG GOOD, sTRADY, MIDDLE AaRD
good PLAZA cooS ~.sSsr and ironst, Silllsa and eis
Ing, 70 live With Asouthsrn family. Wages ton doats
III slTss Ses1ssn slS AND ssV.nsS wssS
ington, ID. o., between and 10 O'Clock m. "
NEw AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
10 MY FORMER CUSTOMERS AND THE Pun.
Lie IN GENERAL . -
TesTR sfRsr. one doe ss'G roth q ssnn, y,
%vssTA HPf S9sAI1Ga Sh' ,.ss,
Yin M IsHS . MsSiS. ! Sg .hssS s
ARTICLES q AZ descriptions, which win Be SD At
sSS.hSs TpSosahs and fsssnS s,,sadsd e 4
the shortest notice. X BUOHLh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
For Sale or Rent.

Hnn .\nIn or KnnI
'o VI -
II md nOtJf,IE iiARNI,sy Ami 10
- r. FULTON 90. fsvnersLsr.,
FoS sLE SIs cI. soP RSpS
=, r. FULTON = 90, PsTn6rohsr..
FoRSAS,ddiEI S on AZ sr I ~ sIS MohA "
EoR SALE on RENT THAT yEHY D,ssIit =. |
BE properly Known as ky w y, r,ga,s
~ Iy,sr9I S bSa.s O contains some ssYesteen
ROMA with vator, gas, 40, and has recently been
herouEhy repaired and viii DO offered Tor sale root
y yS S o ., q O I'M ma sf'i. IL
market u n9t sod BY ne ION G o. IH na wv ~ tSs
rent ssasSe re Soaas Il and y n.y. o. u
s ss. BiitSsp hoy.nS sS ~ 'it :s
md New n.np.nlre sysnns. i.ss.mfnm va
r-Ol iRa .1 S fRiTl:o S streets ys,S
is7.cost Ioul.ian. ave, bot. Ninth and Tenth sts
IIoR RTNT-THE TuREEsToRY BRIOK
\ HoUsK, "a siIth street between q and II. con.
JOSEPH IL. bhhbtibLDS' lAS fennyfAhas -
onue. e'O'A
pUBLIU sAIR on A VERY DESIRABLE REsI
Maryland. -.,-,,--
The subsorbor, - attorney for nr. Hgbert ColmAn,
9 Ssos P ~ one on SO preSss ,s desirable
DWFIiING HOttSE, In the town Of Bladsnsbura,
Prinos Uoorsoa county, Maryland, formerly occupied
bS VIM III Prime cs1
This Il beautiful brick structure, large and com.
modioas oSn,A Ming toa lns sSlmn1d sardsS la ~
nu,n , W . ~ "'''''f e"N " 'i'N
M \. sItsstsd on Water street about three hundred
sMus iroi nv, nv Vi e.s .Ih.,sa In a ~ and IA
:$2s: u: g n AZ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

JelO3t commissioner
PUBLIC NOTICE OF WAITE" TAX.
wAE9 REanIRAa,sS VypF, CRY HsLr,,
n sPSt i a I S 81
9I SI - saaHsS oSi %
which bind OF touch on any o. ne s.rsot or ayonuss IN
sla a t& s Dc 'a
RT sSS PSSSS as II S ySs n S
aSo: b SAfa s Ssf the S
seah9E PteIe; At thS rate q ~ PEI cent PsL anaq
CHARGED = fun at any time after tho tiT shall have
Al InSTEsIIST OF srI Pm cFSr. win DO made In all
H lot V Of P%is q I ols which bind or touch
s .Fss T, s', II y. ~ ~ sns aI Sh
Hitoenth street west n square. w. no. ls 49, south
q lse i north Of 1885, lgl, lss. ~, 2s 40, gl1, 2ll
Seventeenth street west, In square I9b
Twenty-hrst street west, In squaroa 40 ~ aud 20
Rs ;TSs O.. ~ q . ;asSEsi .s Ia e. "a and 49,
Eleventh street east, IN sluAEys isS, ~, and sss
rsSb ssee ~. sI' 70 sSSH and %
b street north, in squares ~, sss iOlO and iOlI
~, Os iSt H. TX -. a. Isl IS5 los. ioSi. aud
= street north, In squares so and ~.
stree. north, n saSsTss 10 ,, and q
| NJ street north, in squares " and lOg.
stree. : soSS Ia n s1sSs 81 - a. and and
stroot south, IN siaares lg5 and -
g street south in squares i61, ~, tj, and i9I.
North csPitpl street IN sqaaTos sEl slt sa md sS
Ess SsP.ol street 10 sg9AsSsi ~ ~ nv sW ST.
Delaware AVsnus, In squares 80 and GA
Tennessee avenue, IN squares northwest OF iIh and
Virginia e 'ag y rs "a 3 5qEh Of 49, 49,
In addition q the above there yill be due and PAY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

DEPARTMENT. or AdRICuLTuRE,l
wAsmNuroN, ID. o., Juno 10, lalO. !
Sealed propoaals fYI furnishing STATIONERY for the
year ondInE June 80 ISL will be received at this De
paTimont until MONDAY, the 9lth instant, at u
O'Clock N,
A schedule Of articles and estimated quantities re.
qulred, and blank forms for bidding, containing full
Information, will be Furnished on application al this
Ofsco.
The bids and contract viii DO subject to the usual
customs OF the Departments Of tho Government In
suoh cases. HORAUE CAPHON,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27

On September lst next; it is designed to
admit TO membership only firms Of stand
ing and responsibility, with the view of
combining the strict features that
characterize the Stock Exchange with
the liberality and free trade of the
Produce Exchange. 1t is further
designed 10 confns the system Of
d" future7 or contract" oottons be-
tween the members themselves, and
it is further designed to give New
York city the control of the cotton mar
kets of the world, while, at the same time,
it will be an important step toward max
ing our (says the ErpreSS) metropolis the
great financial center of civilization. In
this last design all the others are CEN
tered. New York wants % control the
cotton markets Of the world; in what way
we have already seen. BY 3 contract"
system which Will " bear the markets
Of the world, that viii place the producer
at the mercy OF a set of sharks without
any bowels Of compassion, who would
speculate in ''~virtue' as in cotton, and
who are as nearly connected with the cot
trade as their class usually is with
anything legitimate. If the regular
dealers of New York will form an asso-
strictly for the regulation OF the
cotton business and with a fixed purpose
to rule out spectators and all who in
1uige In the "contract' system, they
will confer a lasting benefit upon all en-
gagged in cotton and impart q greater
of security TO their market than
generally obtains or under existing
circumstances can obtain in the South.
We hope to see the " future or " con-
.raet' system broken up. 1t means
: Fleeing the producer" nothing less.
are therefore opposed 10 it, whether
Prosecuted by iudiYidBsis or associations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27

FkUIr-New southern apples So O0a4 90
per Dbl. Dried Apples, dull at 5Ga7c.
Dried Peaches, Ease.
FIsH-Maekerel Is nominal and irre0u.
lar, White fish IS 1908 per half Dbl.
GuNNIzs-GoOd No l seconds I2kRI5c
and firm. ral
HIDES, FURs N TAbLow-aidas aud
Furs are steady. Dry Pint, Ies: Drv
Salt lSc; Green &c; Green Salt. 7C97JEe.
Tallow, 60. DeoT Skins, lBaI6e. beaver
e0tgSl 90 each. Otter, 81 O0GS4 90 each.
Mink 4Oc9Sd 90. Fox SOe. Coon I2x@
SOC. ~
LEArHER-Hemlock Solo ssas5e, oak
sole 4Sg46c; Saddle 40G43c; Brides $480A
6s per dozen; Uppers 40Q5ao; Calfskins.
ffencn 94o@1Oi American do. $30Na5O,
LIVE STocR@Choice beef caftie are in
light supply. Mol eeves, 6asc; No. 3.
57ksg6e; inferior, 41l@5c. Mich Cows
k4Ot900 per head. Work Mules, S125aI7B.
Work Horses, $1003$I4O.
MoLAssEs-Fhe demand is fair. Re-.
boiled New Orleans, 609S5c. Eastern
syrup, 35@S0c,
NAVAL SroREs-Tar, in kegs, SC Is TO
5 20 for Fine; in 40 gallon bBls, $50 10;
fitch 80 per bbij Oskum s. to 90 psJ
cafe. ~
NALs-Fair demand at q z5Cd4 6Orates.
Ons-Cosl, 5O@32e; Linseed raw, 81 go;
do. boiled, 81 40tg1 IS; Lard, 81 4O1I 10.
Lubricating Coal Oil, S54pOc: Train oil
81 259I 80; Crude Cottonseed Oil. 62a55c'
PoULrRY1oid chickens, S5@6; young
SS@4. .Is
PRoDUoE-Old 'peaehblow potatoes 50.
per Dushel or g per bbl; new "a 90 per
bbl. Onions scarce at S4g64 so per bbi.
PRoYIsIoNs-We have no change to
note. Demand moderate. Ness Pork 8IM
S3l 5O. Prime Mess, Sz4&23. RUINS.
S259S26. Jowls, $l64Ig. A few casks OF
Clear Bacon Sides were sold at lSe.
Prices range from IS-te ISke. Clear Rib
sides, l7X@l7Ac. Rib, T7E@I7bc.
l4Gl4Le. Breakfast bacon.
Beet, $40 509I7. Lard, in tierees, l70
l71zc; kegs, l8H@I9c. Country meats,
l7H9l5zc for Clear Sides, l3J<cI Tor
Shoulders.
SUGARs-AIl grades are firm. Com
mon Louisiana 409IOKc Fair. lin
llHci Good, nA@12c; Fully Fair,
l2QIzHc; Prime, I3@lShc, Choice,
l3xgl4c; RelO9 Clarified, I4k@I4l<c;
White Clarified, I5k@I5Ke Crushed
and Powdered, 15@i55<e, Goffas A, l40
l4ze; b lSA@lsHc Extra G, l3%@
LSzc; q, l3H@I3Hc.
SAHr-Iwo hundred and eighty pound
barrels 81 25@2 45; dairy % 25aS so.
SPtREFs-Highwines SIG3@I o.; proof |
spirits Si ltGt Is; rectided whisky 5000
IL 10. /
sTARoH-5H9Sc per Id.
SoAP-Mottled 9M@lOXc; yellow 7X@l
SHe; common 6@ie. Candles I5024c.
ToBAOOo-PEims Paturai leaf. light
pressed, 70c@I-l0; ine fancy Va. GOc3sI; |
Inc bright pounds, S394e; medium
-79GSOc; common bright
pounds, l6st8fDO; Ksaium bright hail
sound, 62Q70c smoking, line
md fancy, 60@SOc; medium and common,
.sAsnn,
VINEGAR-Common and picking, Ice
9s9e.
MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE Rail
soAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT REcEIvEDI.
II MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %, Is7O.-
Slack, Estes IL Co, s bales cotton. pkg
undrlesi William Carse, 2 bales cotton:
'tratton, 4oyer 4 Co., 2 dog Rusby, John
a Co.. do; Stewart Bros. q, Fizer, l
10, pkg sondriesj Newton Ford IL Co..
'ales cotton; II. Klein d. Bro, 2 pkgs
r. Hamilton, 3 do: j. X. Wood.
do; Hudson 81 Moore, ID sacks grain:
'ehoolfeld q Hansuer, 81 do; Clarke. Ely
Co, l pkg sundries; Burke Il Freg- 80
cad cattle; Cubbins, Gum d. Coorer
QUO feet lumber Moore, Eader q ca.
300 do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27
Monday. IuIy 25th. $40,

Within legal hours, the following property.
tO-Wit. a certain piece or parcel Of land ".
ing berg and situated in the county of Sheh
BY and Suite Of Tennessee, within tie folks
ing bounds, to-Wtts Beginning on .rTna -
street at the southwest corner of Ia extan.
liamson's lot,running thence weSaf. tbeeee m
line OF JACKSON street. 80 fesfextended- M
east Intersection Of De Is q gfaKa. thrnea
with northltne o~fJaRKSon ana R~rosdwssOTth
on ana with Des j. M. WilliamsOa east
nsTsiIsI I'm southeast eornef r es3s
si"nst VILE sold to Th0g$ stIeses
H. Poston; the west
49, Ss1niDg on nOrthsncrnss rarrofi
b o~ohtaihlhe y aetfhence south to the
- ISL fssside Of Jackson street,
Tennessee ~ ~ DSTceI ~ land sisu-
10y OF shelby and state Of
r. VIZ; about - miles southeast Of the
es lPhis, and ooundsd as follows,
3S2idning at a stake on tine north line
of side OF Kerr Avenue, the sOuh east conner
of the5& acre tract allotted 10, MurdOck Nc
Miilen out OF the John Ramsey 5OOO acre
grant.
Also. the southeast corner of the - acre
tract allotted to Catharine Mckay out of
the said SIS acre tract Of said n. MeAilens
running thence Westwardly with the north
line OF the Kerr Avenue ls0l- eettoa stake;
thence northWardly and at right angles TO
Kerr Avenue 100 3-S feet to a stake on Mrs.
K~ercheYals south boundary Lnei thence
Mrs. KercheValrs and parallel with Kerr
Avenue ~ feet Ca inches to a stake; thence
.southWardIy ina direct Line and AZ right
angles TO a stake in Kerr Avenue 4s03-S feet;
thence WestWardly with the north line OF
Kerr Avenue ~ IS feet 10 the beginning,
comprising IN the foregoing sounds two lots,
one of one acre and 81 hundredths, and the
other OF 3 9-lO0 Of an acre
TEENS OF SAIE.AOn a credit Of Z. l2 and
lSmonfhs from day Of sale Notes with seed
Iity taken, bearipg interest from date anda
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
ie24 Z. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
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Mons Resident Notice.

No. Hin the First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-ThOmas N. Moore e. NJ.
vs.. john W. N~anderglder ct ux etaI
ITappearing from a~fndavitin thu
4 the defendants, John ". VarfSJu.
vile, Louisa Nandergiider Qef Kew.
henry Lee and wife, MilErsa Chau~merly
Lee, Sarah LOul Lee, Mol
lie II. Lee, NJ eph W. Lee;
erly Mo-n this causc,N. crook. r.. James
Wfleen. 10 the hlgptLaWIe fence Crook, Mat
on Cierk and Mastaben Wiley and Mol
Il cry court o, HOf James Massey, de
tn Memphfdzdhsas, Matilda Massey lWffeof
h asey, dec'd,) May X. Massey, John
Massey, Martha MASSEY and Heury L.
Massey, OF Mississippi, and al are nOn-resi-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee:
f. is therefore ordered, that they make
their Appearance herein, at the OuT house
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn. within the
hrst three days OF the next term Of said
commencing the first Monday in Octo-
Der, 1870, and plead. answer or demur to COM
DILL, or the same viii be taken for
as to them ard set for hearing ex-
paTte. and that n copy of this order BE- pub
lished once a week, for Jour successive weeks.
ia the Memphis Appeal
A ~cOpy-atteSt:
EDMUND A COLE Clerk and Master.
By K, j. BLACK. Deputy q. and IA.
Beecher q Helcher. SOlS- for commit fa25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27
TRADE,

Rain fell again to-day and business for
a time was suspended. Prices are the
same As yesterday in all things and the
demAri generally is only moderately
aQt1s though as good as could be ex-
pected at TINS season Of the year..
ALE-Sands' Ale, $40 80 per h~alf-barrel,
porter, SlL Lager, per keg, 50 Is. Ale.
per dozen, SOS p for quarts; S2(G22 % for
pints. Porter, do.
BUILDRRsi MISUNDERSTANDING CO.
ment, a 2594 so; Louisville cement. $3@
3 .. Cape lime, 81 S5G92f Ohio liver
81 so; Utica, 81 70; Alabama, 81 90la2 90.
Plaster hair, - 20 per bale. Fire brick,
So 90.
BUTTER-A fair demand and moderate
stock. Choice 25@2Sc. Good 2O@23c.
BAGoIN0-fhe market is inactive.
Heavy Kenfneky is held at 3Ia32c.
BEANs-Choita Navy, 81 COa2 so per
bushels DiXec Shite, 81 25t9l so.
BRoOMs n BROOMCoRN-BrOOms are
steady at s. 00G5 90 per doz as to quality.
Broomcorn is scarce and sells readily at
Sz0eg800 per ton, as 10 cure.
CORNMEAL-Sales of kiln dried to-day,
on the ievee al SlI 50 in lots. From store,
on order s., and in a small way So Is.
CHEEsE-English Gloster and factory
l6cs Young America, 28c.
COFFEE-Tbe demand is moderate and
prices steady; Rio i9@2Sc, Java 25950c.
CoTToN YARSs-NO. 400, 209zlc; 500,
E@lsci 600, 16@l7c; 700, I3@i4c.
Cotton SEED N MoTEs-Cotton
Seed on levee SO %, or SiS 80 delivered
AZ mills, buyer urnishing sacks. Notes
ito &c per pound.
CANNED GooDs-The market is duh
Asd inactive. Condensed milk, ga GOO
Il % per case. Cove oysters, 1 ID, 81 65
per doz. 2 lbs, - 50. Peaches, 81 400
2 70. Pears, s. 81. Tomatoes. 81 45@
10. Cherries, *393 3. P~ineappies, 50 900
IS. Straw berries, $3&. brandy Peaches,
"a 76(G5. Brandy Cherries, IS COOS so.
Pickles, hh gal per dOz., - 7595 IS; cts,
sos pints, 81 35@2 80. Tomato Catsup,
- z502 Is. Peppersauce, 81 %.
E0es-Steady at lSa20c in large and
small packages.
fEED-Receipts were not large to-day,
and prices on b levee are steady. yell
low and mixed corn in lots, 81 90; white,
81 Oogl10. with some holders asking pa
&c higher. Oats, 65G66c. Bran, Sis@i9
aud duh hay S20Gzl. Cotton seed meal,
.S23a25 per ton.
FboHR-Light jobbing demand and
prices steady fine, 81 50; supers, s. so:
X, So 20; ky $696 Is; Xxx and fancy
s. 5OG9 90,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27

CHAMBER OF CoAMERoR,
MEMPHIS, June 25, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27
Information No. AS.

United States OF America, District Court OF
the United States, District of West Tennes-
see.-The United States VS.. q empty
Whisky Packages, etc.
UTHEREAS, H f.. Hudson, Attorney Of
w the United States for said district, has
filed an Information against the following
property. tO-wit. Twenty-six Empty Whisky
Packages, Three Ten-gauoa Kegs, alleging
among other things that The same has been
seized by the Collector OF United States In
tsrnai Revenue for the Eighth Collection
District OfTenneSsee for the causes in said
Information mentioned. and praying the
usual process and monitton Of The court, In
that behalf. Now, therefore, in pursuance
of the process of said courtto me directed, 1
do hereby give public warning, and notice
70 al persons having OF pretending to have.
any interest la said property 50 seized, that
they bel and appearb before said court al the
city of Memphis, IN the INST MOEday In DC
tober, 1870, At ten o'clock, In the forenoon of
that day, and intervene for their interest
therein, otherwise said property Wu3 be con
demned according to the prayer Of said in
formation.
This 10Th day Of June, 1870.
js22 III. EATON, US Marshal,
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Northeastern Notice.

No. 4822-In the First Chaneerv Court Of
Shelby county,, Tennessee Thomas Broc-
chus ct al. vs-P. NJ. Morgan ct al.
II appearing from aff1davit in this cause
that the defendants, p. ". Morgan and W.
ID. Baker, are residents Of Mississippi and
non-residentsO OF the state of Tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1870, and plead, answer or
deInur 70 c~Omplalnant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing eXparte; and hat a cOpy OF this or
der be published once q week., for four sue
eessive weeks, III the Memphis Appeal.
A c~Opy-attest.
f.. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Re J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes q Jackson, Soils. for cOmpl't. ieI7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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want Of Vitality Sometimes there Is q
lack Of vitslityin large and apparently well
developed frames. Herculean sInews and
muscles are not always Indicative OF stamina
and constitutional vlgor in their possessor.
Health depends more upon the condition OF
the stomach, the liver and the bowels, han
upon The breadth of the shoulders. or fha
size OF loose levers u pulleys of the system
IN winch stfongth 1s supposed 10 reside. All
LIS grand animal machinery is Of Itself no
and Perfect digestion, regular and heaIfhv
becrettOnfi, u-ncOntam1nated blood. and n reg
ular discharge of the waste matter of tba
Dody through the intesitnes, the kidneys and
tne pores are the most potent Safeguards
against disease, the best guarantees az ION
geVity. 70 promote these O1iects Is he 0reaf end
ana purpose -of HOstetter X IN Filters.
1he ingredients of which the Great ronie
rom the vegetable Kingdom and Their mo
diclnal virtues are not Ivy
khe acid aud poisonous elements which ex.
~, more or less, ~ all the powerful mineral
ufusS: SuIerers nom indigestion, bilious
Ness, Intermittent levers, nervous debility or
constipation, not only hind Immediate relief
rom the use of this agreeable stiusulaDf and
lnVtgorant, bat become conscious. as time
wears on, OF an increase Of constitutional
and Vital 1orce. Labor ami exno-
no ionger produce the same effect mon
thsin as heretofore, and they feel as il thew
had acquired a new hold on life, a rev re-
serve OF physical and mental energy. This
has been the eXpsTience of thousands mi hofh
sexes, ana every day adds to the mass of
connrmatory testimony. At this season Of
ule year when The temperature emu state OF
atmosphere, exercise a peculiarly de-
pressing pnnence over the minds and bodies
tonie upon which the debiitated can relv for
swift and permanent restoration.