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Cuban News.

.vANA, January 6.-The seam
Ia France, from ST. Ns7aiTs,
iu here yesterday, and sailed again
E-ra Cruz to day
he recent reduction in the Cuba
iarlE, gives general satisfaction.
-ytler reduction is contemplated,
fla West Indian cable IS en-
-8l.
's Fose de Cuba, IN an editorial
seriously advises the Tep0Fu-
oa u the island with Spanisrds,
suggests that inducements be held
tc lhs 10000 Spanish soldiers who
sa arrived here to put down the IN
-eelon, to settle permanently IN
re aud taus exterminate the enc
g 5pai1.
-sv. II. January S.-The Preasa
aaces 3he killing Of thirty un-
f -an III the vicinity of ManZil-
la dsys since, By the insurgents.
.LtvASA, January 8. - AdViceS
r-1 fson the city of Mexico to
5o5t state that Gov. Seward
t.l atfto Clpitcl, but expected to
fr Vera Cruz on the 10Th.
ast fs shets had occurred in the
.ssa of Chiapa. The water com
vashed away many farms lying
g The b0rdess Of the rivers, and is
reported that no less than 2OC
were lost.
s. Negrete's ps-tisaus had in
Lea a1d csDtnrsd Los Libres.
ea FsYo ution in San Luis Pot0si
u8ssas'ng ia Puebla, the insur'
had captured several towns, de-
.ag the Government troops aud
uring and executing General B0'
fo.
cs.imates of the War Depart
iar the coming year we're seven
ou dollars. Fears Of a general
ion ere daily increasing.
EA, January 6.-One of the
s from New York, via
so0, arrived here last night. ,
.ta'n General DeRodaS has issued
nation generally compliment
50 the behavior of the citizens
TO army. He says the sicklS
hss passed without diminish
Tie strength of the army The
~rsata have took the offensive
aud wers twice Tepulsed. The
E3lt5, after that, were confined
L.i~A taAG5s 4 4o tEOVpS All eau ,
we're sufficient TO subdue the in
and the reason that go many
were coming from Spain was
tle Spanish cOuDtrymen desired
bardships Of the Span
ia Cuba.
he arl l5 mat the Cubana are not
gents ia war only, but IN inoen
Fu The civil tribunals were
ui0g cir duties as usual, Will
u7 4rI enders in tbe Cinco Viii
troops remain withon
pros lnation Of the Cabai
le-1nsly printed here. Is NOR
sii- considered os a hoax. It ]
gbt iho document was inyentet
ew York CObans or ths Havan
de Cuba. There are many here
sver, Who are regularly impose
by articles in the F1e0 dc CRba
believe the proclanation genuine
fILADELPBIA, January eth
ant factory Of Alfred Homer, ]
northern part Of be city. vas IL
raa ~ FIRE to-day; loss so ,0&
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Hotel Burned-L0ss $50, ,O00- SaYiga-
lion suspended

81. LOUIS. January 9.-Ths Altona
House. at Alton, Hin nois, vas o1Tned
yesterday. Estimated loss sou, Vo0.
Iosurance rot stated.
Navigation is again suspeudad, both
above and below here. Tie riges is
full Of heavy floating Ice. aud the
fexrybosts have greae difficulty in
eros ing. The ice - eorging above
the bridge piers. Ii it should. ID
world have an open river aud frea
ma CATION South. Weather very cold
foa kan aaF5 past, bat i mpaagsting
- -tshe.
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HAVANA. January 9-The Spanish
frigste Sonora will soOo sail for Ven
ezuela. for the purpose OF watching
the steamer Elriao, which was for
meriy the Il. r.. Cuyler, and was sold
by citizeps of the United States to
the Columbian Government. A ru-
NOR prevails that she has been sold to
the Cuban iosurgenfs
The Toce de Cube publishes an ar
ticle on the Spanish dictatorship, in
which inc writer Gays that the eleya-
ton OF Marshal Serraoo to tho posi-
ton Of dlCtatoe Is unnecessary and un-
timely.
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$1,000 REVga aRH for any case OF disc
ease ia any sLsga wEi9h tA-y felt ID cure.
DR.. RICK Aus GOLDEN BALSAA NO.
1 cures Ulcers, UIeeEated sore Throat aud
Mouth, sore kTesf t5uta a1eous sruptlauH,
COpper-coloreo biolCheB, slrsnesg OF fha
scalp, 6Grofula. &C. tt Is me Rrestsst Rene
ovRtOr, AltsratlVe and Stood Furilef
known.
Dss. RICaA Usa S0LDES 8ALsARE. No.
cures AfarcuEfa IA AfIee IONS, Ehenrsisfisu
Ia AL lis forms. Ftfce Of either No. o. 8
e5 per 'boitte. Or fFo DDttie for f9-
DR.. EICEAUB GOLDEN AETIDOrEs s
rapid and -adical cure fof all UGnarF de-
Judgements. Price IS per bottle.
DR RICEAU's a0bDEN L4K q .
D'AMQU =, g radical care for Nervous or
General Debility iii old oF young. Pr ce
IS per bottle. crAEo bottles for So On re-
ceip9 Of prica these Femed les VIA be p
ped 20 any pla-e. Prompt attention psta
to ali CORES poadents- None genuin Hltn-
ont the nau1eof e DR.. RlCHAu'S GOLD
EN REMEDIES. L. =. EICHARu-, 50
Propristor,7 p Bloza1 in gl.s. OF oetllss- Ad-
q reSs pr. p. z. RICETERDS. no. as FcrIcE
street., New YORK. Oc9-lye0d
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INDIANAPOLIS, January At the
ire last night, in Wiley's block, Penn.
sylvania Street, Phipps Bros i5vel-
Company we're tbe principal suhsreIs
ny watsf. Loss not large. Damsgs
to tbs building small.
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sunreme rourt DeelsIon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. January g.
The Supreme Court of Alabama has
decided that there has been no prop
erty in slaves since 1863; that every
Judgment given by any Of the Courts
in Alabama from 1861 to 1865 Is pull
and void, and that all tho officers Of
the Courts add Legislature were mere
usHrpeTs during that period.
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ceilings OF tho drmJhls Tsp :
snhiCaI URlOH FlFe-AaR Assas-
Efel.

Eged.
,1PB-s. January Q The Mem
Iyposraphical Union to day
al resolutions sympathizing &
r he seekers, but declined 70
ta- s1VgestiOa Of the Nashville
y- IN rls lssrencc to re'uai0g 10 set
.. 1e press dispatches.
Iac5ndiary FIRE last night de-
.as store OF COoal & Co, on
Row. Loss $4,000, fully IN
t ia lo1al companies.
Grow was assassiuated, 80
.d5eu. on Thursday night. a
b ned Barrell was arrested on
cjo8, aud says J. L Whitforth
Wy.ie Collins hued him "a con
BE deed.
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Foreign NV.
ENGLAND.

LoNDoS, January SIN the Satur-
day Reuiet0 Of TO day the main article
is on American finances. 1t thinks
that the chances are decidedly against
the Reputation Of the national debt
on the part of the United States, be-
cause rs payment IS easy and prsft-
able.
LoNDoS, Jsuuarg 8.-A story has
been extensively published on the
Continent, latety. tbat President
Grant will SON visit the s0yereign5
OF Europe, and that hewitl make the
trans Atlantic voyage accompanied
by feet OF iron c'ads.
hlT. Wm. Douglass has Issued a
challenge 20 the world 20 race his
yacht Ssnpho (American) 10 Sandy
Hook, on fhe 4th Of July next.
FRANCE.
PARIS. January 8-A correspond
cut Of the Temps. wFiting from Rome.
ridIcules the story extensively pre-
vailing that Pere Hya .inthe, upon
appealing to the Eeumenical 0ouacil,
was net heard nor recognized
It is announced 10 day, on the best
authority. that the French Embas-
sadors at London and Berlin have
resigned.
PARIS, January s Primo Minister
Olivier recently peti;ioued the EN-
peror for the pardon Of the miners
who had been sentenced 10 various
terms of Imprisonment fjr paTticipa-
tion in the riots 81 s Aubin. some time
ago. The Emperor has complied. and
to day the prisoners we're set at
liberty.
Paris. January 8.-The Memorial
Dip pionaatiQue asserts that a .eompro-
mi has been arranged on the ques-
ton Of the infalllbhity OF the Pops.
FaIllbi;ity will be affirmed, hut dis
sent from the article will be INDUCED.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January 6.-Nothing yet
is settled concern ng the Ministry.
There is much political agitation
throughout the country.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. January s.
Last night colored man, f3r whom
q ticket had been purchased by a
white man, app led for admi sion to
the dress circle of the Academy of
Music, and was refased admittance
by Manager JOHN T.. Ford, Of Bal
timore. the lessee. Another colored
maa applied for ticket Tor a reserved
seat, and was also refused. This
morning. warrants were Issued upon
sfidavits OF the two sc0lored men, and
Dir. Ford was arrested at the Acad-
emy on a charge of violating the State
Law carrying out the provisions of the
civil rights bill. He gave bail to ap-
pear &C the next term of the Court
of General Sessions.
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BRIDGEpoRT, Conn, Jan. ga
package of S3I, 600 il Government
bonds sent by Adams Express from
Boston to Washington, for the Secrs-
tary Of tha Treasury. a0d which mVs.
teriouSly disappeared from the cfise
of the Company IN Washington, haa
been found BIZ the officers Of the Com
DaDV.
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CISoINEATI. JauGsEy S-Coldest
day of the season. Thermometer
ragged from I6 to 90. Skating ponds
aud rink crowded.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

Sanday .algnts dispatches.
News fra1n San Feanetseo.
The GEeat Billtstd Match
Bst1voen Dse1y sud Dion.
Dssry Declared tha Winner.
Late waahingtoa Itons.
Hotel Burned at Alton, Ill.
Loss Estimated At $4,000.
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On. RTg4ITs Golden Remedies.

e. WoELUEa.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-About 200
Chinese arrived here this morning by
way Of St. Louis They viii leave to-
day by railroad for Texas.
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fILhDELPHIA, January Y.-Ihe
ant factory Of Alfred Houer, in
northern part Of be city, was de-
va by Gre to-day; loss sS0 600;
flig insured.
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He is Lmmsd aCely Rear
rested.
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Dssry Declared thaWinner

Late waahingso1 Itoans.
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News fra1n San Franetaeo.
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MADRID, January 6.-Nothing yet
is settled concern ng the Ministry.
There is much political agitation
throughout the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, January -, 1870.
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CHAECERY SALE
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.
Harrison Irby, Admir-, eto.)

Harrison Irby, Admir-, etc.)
vs.. No. 500 fChancery Court
sarah A.. Williams ct all of Memphis.
nY virtue of interlOcutory decree In this
highest bidder, in the town OF COliierEilie,
shelby county, Tennessee, on TU ESDAf the
Sth day Of February, lS10, the following DIES
cribed Real Estate, 10 wit:
Lying and being in the county Of Shelby,
and State of Tennessee, being the eust half of
a tract OF land, conveyed by Joseph Soape 10
Thomas ". Williams and Green F. Williams,
by deed dated Eth day of December lS71' anu
recorded in the Registers ONCE OF shelby
county, book ~ page 20, which said tract con
tained % acres, and the east half OF said
tract Eas all4tted 20 said ThQmas n. Hil-
liams. ms contains E8le acres, more or lrs6,
and is bundled as follows: Beginning ut a
stake at the northeast corner OF said tract;
more or less TO "A stake nj the southeast cor
ner of said tract; thence west 81 poles 10 ihe
southeast corner OF The WesI haii or SAID
original tract: thence north with the east
10 links 10 a stake; thence east 90 poles 10 the
beginning.
Also, the west half Of said 267 acre tract,
beginning at the southwest corner of said
original tract OF land, at astake with white
oak and red-Oak pointers at Tire southeast
corner Of Talley'A line; thence north with
Tall-y's line am others, 2fl poles 10 p stake:
thence east g3 poles. thence south through
the middle OF the whole tract 20 poles and
10 links TO "a stake: thence west sj poles TO
the beginning, being Immediately west OF
and adjoining the first described tract.
Before the day of sale these two tracts VIII
be sub-djNIdeG and laid of into lots, and
Terms 81 SlIe-One-th.rd CASH, balance
on a credit Of one n two years, h,,teS ntth
security taken bearing interest, and lien re-
A. ASTON,
ial5 Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE. 70 CREDITORS.

No. 4G25, N. Rim the Chancery Court of Mem
pills., gennessee.-Sam ). Sptcer, Executor
OF III. {. Horton, decd, vs.. J. sharpe, ct al.
an thIs. cause. on the 23d day OF December,
1863. an order was entered, directing pub
iication to be made for all persons interested
Ia the estate of II. G.. Horton, decd, TO come
forward, exhibit their demands, aud have
themselves made parties 10 the bill in this
suit, etc; also, enJoining all persons claim
ing TO be creditors OF said estate from insti-
tutfng suits at law upon their demands;
II is therefore ordered, That AL SUCH
PARTIES make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse, in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on OF before the nrSt Monday in
March, 1870, and lie and establish their
claims rs Aforesaid, according to law, or the
same will be barred and the cause proceeded
with exparte; and that "a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A ~cOpy-attest-
AGGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By II. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes d Jackson, Solicitors for Complain
ant, de29
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TRADE.

Business was active to-day. The local
packets brought in large orders, all Of
which were filed and shipped, causing an
~Snount Of activity not unpleasant to the
eve OF visitors to our city, and not at ali
Objectionable 10 dealers. Our principal
t~horoughfares were crowed with goods,
and draws had as much as they could do.
The Ievee is also one vast warehouse, with
merchandise piled high from n end to
the other.
We want more levee room, and hope
that some action viii be soon taken by the
new city officials to remove the ~unsightly
bluffs which now rear their heads along
our city front.
The freight rates to this point from St.
Louis are as follows. via Iron Mountain
Railroad 10 Belmont: Flour, 60c; pork
CSC; whisky, -; corn, acc per sack; oats,
bacon, lard, etc, Acc per cwt.; groceries,
5Oc per ewt
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has prescribed regulations governing the
form Of labels or e%autionsry notices 10 be
affixed to packages Of tobacco and snuff
and boxes Of cigars. The label must be
not less than our inches in length by two
and one half inches in width, and the
Of affixing is left optional with
the manufacturer, provided it does not
cover any of the brands or stamps re-
quired by previous regulations.
BAeGING-Priees firm and unchanged.
India24H925c; heavy Kentucky 3@20Hc.
Iron Ties 6Z@7Lc.
BEANs-White mixed 50 per bushel.
BUrTER-Choiee ranges from 32@S4c,
with fair demand. Common to good,
20030e.
BRooMs M BRooMooRN-Brooms are
steady at sS@5 per dozen. Broomcorn
Si25a2O0 per ton, as 10 cure and condition.
BULDERs' MISUNDERSTANDING Ce-
mept g 759si ROsendale u 25@4 50. Plas-
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Legal Notice Plantation to Let.

DY virtue OF the authority of Receiver,
ID vested IN the undersigned by the Honor
able, the Circuit CCJrt OF the United States.
setting for the District of Middle Tennessee.
] Will rent, for the present year, the Ptanta-
ton known as the ThOs. +. Brown Plantation.
near the mouth OF ST. Francis river.
1 viii sell A. mules. , horses, { yoke oxen,
mich gows, ana all the farming implements,
and everything else on the plantation.
There are fine Steam Saw and Grist Mil. .
Ginstands, and ample home accommodation,
and everything in complete order.
II not rented at private contract, will be let
THURSDAY, 9th inst, on the premises, and
sale OF everything else on that day. Ii let
privately, notice viii be given through the
papers. For terms apply 10
GID. j. PILLOW, Receiver.
Memphis, January Il, $50. ialS
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1870,

etwee the hours of 10 o'clock am, and 4
p.m.. the following described tracto OF land,
containing one hundred and i've llot acres,
living in the eleventh surveyors district of
Shelby county, and State of Tennessee, on
the south side OF Wolf river:
Beginning at 4 stake with pOst-Oak pointer,
in the northwest corner of a two hundred
acre tract entered in the name of VIM Law
renee; thence south . chains and 30 links to
a stake with an elm pointer; thence west 3
chains and Al links TO a stake with White-OAK
and sweetgum pointers; thence south IA
chains and 70 links TO a stake with two red
oak pointers: thence east Is chains ana a
links to a stake with sweet gum pointer:
thence north 10 chains TO a stake with gum
and elm pointersi THENCE west chains TO
the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-One-thIrd cash: balance. on
a credlt OF one n two years, with Interest;
purchaser executing notes, with approved Sc
eurity, n lien being retained on the land for
the deferred payments.
JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
By Coll, Deputy Clerk jal5
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Non-Rssident Notice.

No. g3s, N. Rim the Chaneery Court Of Menu
phis, Tennessee.-Benjamia +, BAH vs., Cog
gin, Trader & Holt ct ~.
TT appearing from affidavit In this cause
/ that The ~defendents, Il. W. l.. Holt. James
NJ. Goggin and Euclid BOrland are nGn-resi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee:
Itis therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1870, and plead, answer or
demur TO C~omplainants Bill, or the same will
betaken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing eXparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest.
AU6USTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By X. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Ja"kSon, Sols. Tor Complainant. ja20
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. January %. 1870.

OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January p, 1870.
Rates of exchange are steady, but there
is a general scarcity at all of our banks,
one alone reporting the supply in excess
of the demand. New York bills are taken
a = discount and Boston bills at 3 dis
count. New Orleans sight is very scarce
and in active demand. Banks would buy
al = discount and sell at par. The check
ing rate on all Eastern points ranges from
par to : discount.
Tennessee money! better. The amounts
sold yesterday at zoe would sell to-day at
7l@72c. There is an active demand from
taxpayers, and we look for a steady ad-
vance. Several orders are here from Nash
Vile.
City Scrip is nrm. Dealers buy at 10
7Sc and sell at Soc to taxpayers
COUNTY Warrants are also in demand at
75676c. Selling at 77@sOc, as to amount.
In Gold there is little doing. Brokers
buv at about Ic under New York rates.
The large amount ofmoney required by
the Northern Pacific Railroad scheme is
creating an uneasy feeling among Eastern
CAPITALISTS. The absorption Of SIOO, 600, coo
TO 5000. 900, 600 in another Pacific Railroad,
through about two Thousand miles Of a
country as yet inhabited only by about
FIVE thousand Indians and q few trappers,
is much discussed in financial circles. The
two hundred miles in Minnesota, for
which wealthy firms have already sub
scribed. viii be a benefit to Minnesota,
and probably eventually profitable to the
investors, who, being wealthy, can afford
20 wait until the line reaches a paying
point.
No sales of Tennessee bonds were re-
ported by telegraph, though the market
was stronger. Old were held at Sc and
New At H9c.
Governments opened dull, with a slight
decline, bnt soon picked up again, with a
moderate demand, and closed as follows:
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Bill for Divorce.

Law Court Of Memphis-S. J. Collins, Plain
tin, vs., Thomas b.. Collins, Defendant.
CLEBK's OFFICE. January Is, 1870.
FFlDANIT having been made in this
~ case that the defendant is u nonresident
of the State of Tennessee:
Ii is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the courthouse in the city OF Mem
phts, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in February next, aud defend this suit, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as 10 him.
ANA the case set for hearing exparte; and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week, for four consecutive weeks, in the Menu
phis Appeal.
\ copy: ALFRED MATTHIAS, Clerk.
]. IL. Richardson. AlLN Tor PlaInlfE iaIT
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Non-ResIdent Notice.

No. 2l70. y. Rim the Chancery Court of
Memphis, Tennessee.-ElizaDeth r. Green
ct al VS.. VIM. L. Vance ct al.
1T appearing from the Sheriff7s return la this
l cause that the defendant, Morgan 4. Vance,
one of the heirs OF Samuel Vance, decd, can
not be found ia Shelby county, as per sciri-
faclas issued, revivtng cause against the heirs
of said decedent:
It is therefore ordered, The he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1870, and show cause why
this suit should not be revived against him
as an heir of said amuel Vance, decd; and
ms a copy OF this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal.
AUGUSTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
A ~copy-attest:
By K. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood, Micou q Fowlke, Soils. for Com
plainant. ial6
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Attachment Suit.

Law Court Of Memphis-Partee, Burleson &
Co, Plaintiffs, vs.. q. W. RiddeIle, Defendant.
CLERKS OFFICE, December ~, 1869.
4 FFIDANIT for attachment having been
u made in this case in pursuance of section
$40 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer levied, etc" on the property
of the defendant, q. ". Riddelle:
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse, in the city of Mem
phls, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in February next, and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 him
and the case set for hearing eXparte; and that
a copy OF this order be published once week.
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
Acopy: ALFRED MATTHIAS, Clerk.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Attorneys for
plaEnffdg- ia9
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LEGAL N0Tl6E.
Attachment Suit.

State of Tennessee. County Of Shelhy-Hef0re
f. B.. Willard, j. p. for Shelby cOuuty-G. g..
TeunauU Us. ALrs. W. 5eaWeli.
4 FFIDANir having been made and bond
y given as required 10y law, aud attach
ment having been issued and returned be-
fore me, etc, on the property OF defendant,
and defendant not TO be found in my county:
Ii is therefore ordered, That the said de
fendant appear before me. at my office. in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county Tenn.
ON the 18TH dav Of February, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
am, and make defense 10 said suit or the
same viii be tried eXparte; and that a copy
of this notice be published in the Memphis
Appeal for four successive weeks.
+. Il. WILLARD,
4DP. for Shelby county Tenn.
Tauuorv II 1874 gafa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23
cancarS-

NOli-me-Tangere, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirrhus Cancer-FungOus Cancer,
Rose Caneer-Spider Cancer.
make a great speciality in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumOrs, and
a special department devoted TO this
branch Of disease.
How many cancers and tumOrs are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced ~incurable, l viii
any one of these cases in hand. and
a permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, ETC., Will be
based on the age and condition Of the patient
and the positive certainty of cure.