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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-13

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EXAMINATION WATvED.-1saaC Wag-
goner was arrested and brought before
Esqr. Gillespy, last evening, charged with
committing an assault and battery on
James c. Thornton. The circumstances
which led to this prosecution were related
70 US, substantially, as follows: Thornton
went to Waggoners house on the Island
to collect a bill, when the debtor attempts
cd to introduce the novel mode OF paying
q creditor by thrashing him. In this he,
the debtOr,) succeeded to his own salts
faction but there being no such process
Of discharging a liability recognized in
any standard legal authority, Thornton
complained to the Justice to have the
wrong done him redressed. A warrant
was thereupon issued for Waggoner, and
when he appeared before the Squire he
waived an examination, entering into a
recognizance with a penalty of two hun.
bred dollars to answer at the March term
Of the Circuit Court.
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BOARD OF Recommendations to
adjournment several weeks since, the
Board Of Registration for this county met
yesterday morning in one Of The, jury
rooms at the court house. All the mem.
bets TGepfsseut choG 2'bEGbocL
The Board proceeded to fill the vacan,
cies which had occurred in the Second
and Seventh wards. C. NJ. Hanes was ap-
pointed for the former J. J. Wheat Tor
the latter. "@''
lFrank Muldoon was authorized to reg
lister the voters in the corporations OfTria-
delphiA and LeatherwOOd. aan
Books were distributed among the reg
istrars Of the several wards, and it was
determined to commence the registration
on next Monday C19th inst) and to close
on the eth of January. The lists will be
found at the usual places on the date first
mentioned, and parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly a-
Alter the transaction Of some unimpor-
tant business the Board adjourned to meet
on the 9th OF Januaryy1s71. ''i'l '..' %
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INTERESTING AUTOBIOGRAPHY, = We
hear that Rev. T. N. Hudson, Pastor Of
tho n. E. Church in Bridgeport, will no
sign his passionate at the close ofthe pres:
ent conference year, in March next Mr..
II. has been in the ministry for fifty conl
seCutive years, and it Is said that he has a
volume of personal experiences during
that long period in IN advanced state Of
preparation, Doubtless the work will
have an extensive sale in the several sec.
tons Of this State, Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio, where this aged and
useful minister of the gospel has labOred
for halt century. VI
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FAIR AND FEsT1vAL-The lady mem
berrs Of the Eng. Evan. Lutheran church
held fair and festival last evening in
Washington hall, for the benefit of their
new chapel now about completed. Long
tables filled with fancy articles and all the
delicacles of the season were ranged on
the north and south sides Of the hall,
while the centre was occupied with booths
Of handsome design, in which were dis.
played an almost infinite varieynOf the
attractions offered on such occasions. The
attendance was quite large during the en-
tire evening, and both edibles and non
cdiblcs went off with commendable
apidily. We did not hear the amount
realized but we have no dOublii reached
very respectable figures.
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To KEEP THE PEACE.-Wc have no.
ticcd in another paragraph the disposition
made Of charge alleged by Elizabeth
Peak against John Brady. When the ex-
animation Of the case alluded to had been
concluded, another complaint was lodged
by the same party against Che aforesaid
Brady, to the effect that she was in dread
Of receiving personal injury at the hands
ofthc defendant. Judge Johnston requir-
ed him to give bond in the penalty of$2OO
thdt he would keep the peace and be Of
good behavior for aCortain specified time
toward oil the citizens Of this State, and
particularly toward Elizabeth Peak. Bra.
dy very promptly furnished n bondsman,
and was released from custody.
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WANT OF SLEEP.-Opium or morphine
is usually prescribed as a substitute. Both
are violent remedies, and react violently;
producing nausea, headache and prostra-
tration. They are often given when they
are not needed; and not unfrequently
they increase the irritation Of the brain
instead Of soothing it. Probably in
sevcnty.tlvc cases out Of hundred in
which they are administered, PLANTATION
BtTTERs given in moderate doses and at
proper intervals, would have the desired
effect. Persons who find it difficult to
compose their minds to sleep after laying
down ut night, or whose SAUNDERS are dis
turbcd by bad dreams, or are too brief to
afford due nourishment are advised 10 try
tho PLANTATION BITTERs Us an anO.
dyne; for this comprehensive medicine is
not only tonic and Alternative, but de-
lightlul sedativc "a "balm Of hurt
minds" rs we'll rs revivor Of enfeebled
frames. 100 "'''t h'.I Soy.
is Use, as a means Of producing health
iuI sleep, involves none of the unpleasant
secondary consequences of resort to the
former narcotic. They all, without cx-
ceptlon, excite the stomach; while the
effect Of the Bittcrs is to tone, and with
out irritating that sensitive organ.
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TuANKs-TIhe ladies. Of the English
Evan. Lutheran Church (whose fair and
festival we notice in another paragraph
will accept the thanks Of the INTELLIoRN-
GER typos for the elegant and substantial
lunch furnished last night. . ! ato.
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Could NOT AGREE.-The jury empan-
nclcd in the Neil,Sayings Bank case, fail
cd to agree upon a verdict, after several
days spent in hearing the testimony and
arguments, and in celebrating IN their
room. SuchfIilures are to be regretted,
rs they necessitate the whole ground to be
Travelled over again. a51'a.' 'm'oI
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BOND APPROVED AND F1IED.- Yester-
day, the Sheriff elect Of this county,
Richard S. Brown, filed his bond with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, and, being ap'
proved by His Honor Judge &Ielvin,it was
filed. The penalty of the bond Is seventy.
five Thousand dollars. Hr 7m rl
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PoIlCE CoURT-The forty-eight hours
ending yesterday morning Of 0 o'clock
failed to yield moro than one Subject for
the Police Court. Tho unfortunate man
was Fritz Long, who had imbibed too
freely, and was found on the streets while
intoxicated. For this littlc indiscreion,
be was fined one dollar and costs. n.,Ja
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LEcTURE.-We are informed that Rev.
W. N. Vandemark, pastor of the Uni
yersalist Church in Pittsburgh, will lee
ture at Hope Hall, Thursday evening
next Rev. Mr.. V. is represented to DO a
young man Of more than ordinary abili-
ty, Announcement Of subject, hour, Sc,
will be made tomorrow. H lsG
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HELp4o BAn.-Augusta Huseman was
before Judge Johnston, yesterday, charged
with assaulting and battering Frederick
Bauer. This is rather a reversion of the
usual order Of things, but we presume it
is all right under the new regime upon
which We are apparently just entering.
The testimony was heard and resulted in
the feminine pugilist being held to bail in
the sum of one hundred dollars for her ap-
pearance at the March term of the Cir.
cult Court.
AnOther.-John Brady was also before
Judge J. for assault and battery. In this
instance the sexes had changed places
the complainant being a female. Brady
had to find security for two hundred dol
lars to answer at lie term mentioned
above Of the same tribunal i-r.ar
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For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disor-
dcrs, use BRowN's BRoNCIIAL TRoCHEs,
having proved their efficacy by test Of
many years. The Troches are highly re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians
Those exposed to sudden changes should
always DO supplied with "Tho Troches,"
as they give prompt rellet. ny.
Owing TO the good reputation and
popularity of the Troches, many worth
less and cheap limitations are offered,
which are good for nothing. Be sure to
obtain the true Browns Bronchial
TroChes.N Sold everywhere. cod
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MUD The rain for the:past day or two
has brought with it superintendent sup
ply ofmud. We heard one gentleman re-
mark yesterday that he was thinking Of
launching q tlat.boat to ply in'the neigh
borhood Of his premises. ItlOoks in some
other localities as ifrecoursc to the same
expcdieut would be necessary. RN
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GENERoUs.-We learn that a lady re-
siding in RitchietOwn, was the. recipient
on Saturday evening Of a Singer Sewing
Machine, donated by Wheeling Lodge
No. 0, 20. o. +, Such deeds Of kind
ness are truly commendablc, and the COM
mittcc could not have purchased n more
welcome or desirable GIT, -
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New STYLE TIES AND Bows-The
Windsor, Crown Prince, Lord Stanley,
Hyde Park and Kensington, are the latest
styles out Ut. Laktn & Co., Merchant
TailOrs, and dealers in Gents Furnishing
Goods, NJ 81 Monroe street, have just
received full line Of the same. Call and
examine them, -r w y
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NEARLY READV.-The large cooper
shop erected on tho river bank during
the past season, is nearly ready Tor bust
ness. Some little difficulty has been OK.
pencuced in getting the machinery prop.
erly adjusted, but that has been almost en-
tirely overcome, and in a few days the es.
tabllshment will be in full tide lof sue
cesalul operation.
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PosTPoNED.-A dispatch was received
last night from Mrs E. Cady Stanton, at
Jamestown, New York, announcing that
shc,is sick and unable to lecture in this
city tonight. Persons holding tickets
will retain them until further notice. It
is not unlikely that Mrs Stanton will be
here nextweek, when the tickets already
sold will be good for the lecture and for
the seats they secure. Should she not
come, the tickets will be redeemed at the
ticket office OF Washington Hall, ont day
Of W6ichnOttce will be given.
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If you want to buy good Kid Gloves,
cheap, 60 to Bachsrach & Kornfeld's, No.
100 Main street, Nicolls old stand, where
they are selling them, in all colors, at
81 90 pair. a'|aa
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NOTHING can DO more appropriate as q
Christmas present for "theo folk" than
Il patriot Gold Spectacles AT Oxtoby &
DuiIlcld's Jewelry Store, 1O4, Market st.,
below Mcclure House, can be found Gold
and Silver speCtaclcs, Gold Watches and
Chains, Jewolry in every shapeand design.
Go to 1O4 Market street for Holiday Pres
cnts. See advertisement.
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HANDSOME s1GSs-Mcssrs. Tippett &
Grove were Yesterday engaged in putting
the letters L. o. o. F. on the Monroe
street Of Odd Fellows Building. The
letters had been cut out OF wood, were Of
huge proportions and handsomely gilded.
The same firm have prepared three
large links Of similar material and style
Of finish, which arc to adorn the Fourth
street front Of the building. When these
insignia Of the Order arc in position,
strangers will have no difficulty in deter
mining The character of the structure.
Messrs. T. &C. have certainly executed
thcj job in most excellent taste, and deserve
thisspecial mention. Ia M $50 .,i. ii
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AGAIN PosTPoNRD.-several weeks
since man named silas Tuttlo was ar
rested and brought up, before Judge
Johnston, charged with disturbing a con-
grogation while at worshipin a church on
Woods run, The accused asked that the
examination be postponed until last satur-
day to enable him to have material wit.
nesses summoned. His request was grant
ed and he gave bail for his appearance on
the day mentioned. Tutue came to time
quite promptly Saturday, and, having as
signed sufficient reasons therefor, the ex-
animation was again postponed. The day
fixed Tor the hearing is the 9th Of January.
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.ApJoURNEp.-The Circuit Court ad-
iournedalASt evening, after "a six weeks
term Avery considerable amount ofbu
siness was disposed Of, bnt the, docket Is
still uncomiortably large Judge Melvin
will commence a speclAlterm on the 2Sth
inst q. arfU ws@ai'T aIi
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AS DESIRE to reduce my stock OF
Boots and Shoes, I will continue 10 sell
from now until the first Of January my
entire stock OF Misses Shoes at cost. Call
early at L. V. Blends.
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On CoNslGNMENT-Ala large stock of
Misses Turkey Morocco and Goat Shoes,
which will offer from now until the first
Of January at cost. L. V. Blond, 1O7
Main street. I
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IMrRovING.-Young' Marsh, Of South
Wheeling, who accidentally shot himself
while out cunning, last week, is improv-
ing and in a fair way torccovcr. '''"'
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, &C., &C. The cheapest, healthiest,
and most delicious food in the world. n.
dec1Q.eOd&W ----- u
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1 HAVE on hand a large stock of Misses
Shoes, which l will sell at cost. L. v
Blond,
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1870.
Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.


Steamer Julia No. 9. u .'1i .'a
First National Bank OF Wheeling. }
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. |
Prepare for the Holidays, .s
To The Retail Trade. 81! tCt45t.Hi
, Tuesday, December 13th.!-i ~ D. -'"'
Get Your Pictures at Brown s Higgins
Goldfish. ..'' -.'.'' 1.''"
Flour. .rq' So. a~,gti
New Bacon. va 200, u, -s,o1,g.
Mess Pork. a. 2JH' 10 1@''.-s
Star Candles. .vr a7gs.rif
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Cry CoUNcIh-The City Council
meets tonight in regular session.
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver on in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy llvers
upon tho sea shore. ItiSpcrfecly pure andSweet.
Ask for "HaEard 3 CaSwOll's Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by .a .l...g-
CAswELI, HAZARD 3 CO.,
New York,
=. mayas.Tu.Fr.d&H.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!

The undersigned, agents OF the heirs OF Abram
Lash, deceased, offer for sale the following de-
Scrihed real estate tO.Wft;
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CELEBRATED MANnEArrop,p.
TYPE, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS, CUTS, ETC

az Prom the well.kuOwu FOundrte, Of
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STEAMBO OATS.

FoR CINCINNATL-THE @
4 ane pAssenger steamer eIei
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TRADE.

There was more activity in the grocery
and grain trade to-day, owing TO receipts
from the West, and while sales exceed
any for several days previous, prices are
generally steady. We have no huctua-
tious Of Importance to note in any espe-
cial article, and suppose the sudden de-
cline in specie viii have no peTceptible
effect on the grocery or produce trade.
The reported sales, with prices, both at
wholesale and on small orders, are no.
ticed under their several appropriate
beads.
ALE-saHds' Ale, $40 50 per half-bsrrel,
porter. Eil. LsgsT, per key, 50 y. Ale.
per dozen, SS@S Is for quartsi %@225 for
pints. Porter, do.
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
nent, - 25G4 90; Louisville cement, $50
3 .. Caps lime, 81 S592; Ohio river
81 80; Utica, 81 20; Alabama, 81 90g2 %.
Plaster hair, ~ 70 per bale. Fire brick,
IS W. II
BEdTR-Sales Of choice to-day were at
25c, and 2Sc in a small way. inferior is
plentiful and duh at 20G23c.
BAGaING-The market is inactive.
Heavy Kentucky is held at Si@32c.
B~EANs-Ch0iGe Navy, 81 COg2 80 per
bushel; mixed white, 81 &gl 81.
BROoMs AND BROOMCoRN-Brooms are
steady az s. 0OG5 90 per dOE as TO gnality.
Broomcorn Is scarce and sells readily at
S20QfG30Q per ton, as 10 cure.
CoRNMEAL-Several round lots of kiln
dried sold on the landing at 81 rs. One
lot OK 10 bbls, part delivered, was re-
ported. Fron store on small orders, 50
10 $ . is the rate.
CHEEsE-English Gloster and factory
l6c; Young America, 2Sc.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate and
prices steaUy; Rio l9g23c, Java 25@S0c.
CoTToR YARNs-NO. 400, 2D6yIc; 500.
I7GlSc; 800, i6SI7c; 700, 1S9i4c.
CoIToN SEED Ann MoTEs-Cotton
Seed on lsFes SIS 20, or Sl3 80 delivered
At mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito &c per pound.
CANNED GOODs-The market is dull
and Inactive. Condensed milk, tI4 OO0
"A 30 per case. Cove oysters, l 10, 81 IS
per doz.; 2 lbs, = %. Peaches, 81 409
2 IS. Pears, s. 80. Tomatoes, 81 $50
IEO. Cherries, sos 70. Pinespples, Ss s0@
4 2l. Strawberries, 81 Is. Brandy Peaches,
"a T5(Q5. Brandy Cherries, 81 00GG6 so.
Pickles, hH gal. per doz., "a 1905 3; qts,
b 50; pints, 81 S5@2 50. Tomato Cstsap..
81 2582 Is. Peppersauce, 81 ..
EGGs-The market IS heavy and dull,
and fresh are held at IS9lBoin large and
small packages.
FEED-Receipts OF grain and feed by
the st. Louis packet were quite liberal,
and sales durinr the forenoon active. A
lot of 160 sacks choice white Corn in new
g~uunies sold at the landing at 81 O8; 100
white DO, at 81 0S; and sales of mixed and
yellow were az sI@i %. In store on
small orders prices are from 81 OS to 81 u,
with the market steady and firm. Oats
are steady, and 10 sacks sold at CSC. In
store on small orders, zoe. Hay is in
some request at $20(G2l. A sale OF $50
bales medium from hatboat was reported
az so. There was nothing reported in
Bran. The market is dull at $lSqI9.
Cotton-sesd Meal unchanged at S2s@25
per ton.
FLOUR-Tbere were receipts to-day by
the river from above, and sales were
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Tuesday, 2sth Day of Iuns, 1870,

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock an. and 2
O'Clock p.m.r In front Of the Blum City Mills.
NO. ~ Poplar street, in the city Of Memphis.
tennessee, seIlto the highest afider, for CASH.
the property conveyed 70 me by said deed.
as follows. tO-wit: a certain lot or
parcel OF land, situate, lying aud being in Tue
city OF Memphis, Ounty OF Shelby and State
or tennessee, situated on the south side of
Poplar street, in the city of Memphis (NO. Ig7
Poplar street,, beinga part OF OTiginaIc0unty
lot NO. 4SS, II being lot No. s and part Of lot
NO ] on the plan of subdivision of said prop
erty, and particularly described as follows,
to-WIt: Beginning at a stake on the south
side OF Poplar street. VIM. Yates northeast
corner, said stake being ~ feet west OF the
rthW corner Of the Bluff City Mil prop
erty thence eastvGrd along the south side
OF Poplar street III feet 10 inches to a stake;
south in a direct line to the northeast
corner OF the main building OF the cooper
slop ~ leet 70 a stake; thence south lO167
west on a line with the east cad of said main
building OF eooper-shOp and continuing be
ycnd II, in all 81 feet , inches TO a stake;
westward. parallel with Poplar street
no feet to a stake-Wm- Yates east line;
northeast along VIM. Yates line I8i
feet, more or less, TO the beginning corner:
same being formerly known as the Cheek
mill property, and now known as the Bluff
City Mill property.
h title to said property is believed to be
unquesttonabIe, but 1 sell and convey only
as Trustee.
je7 D. E. MYERS, Trustee.
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SPECIAL NoTlCEs-

-.E
Want Of Vitality Sometimes there is a
lack Of vitality in large and apparently well
developed frames. HercuIean sinews and
muscles are not always indicative of stamina
and constitutional vigor IN their possessor.
Health depends more upon the condition of
the stomach, the LIVER aud the bowels, than
upon the breadth Of the shoulders. or the
SIZE Oh loose levers and puileys of the system
IN Whloh strength is suppose TO reside. All
TINS grand animal machinery is of itself no
protective against sickness and decay. Easy
and perfect digestion, regular and healthy
secretlOnS, uncOntaminatsd blood. and a reg
ular discharge of the waste matter OF the
body through the inteStines, the kidneys and
against disease, the best guarantees OF lon
geYIty. To promote these objects Is he QTeu end
ana purpose Of HOStetJer's stomach BitterS.
The ingredients OF which the Great lOnic
and Alternative is composed are taken solely
rom the Vegetable Kingdom and their me-
dlclnal virtues are OB[cOunterDarancesf bv.
the acid and poisonous dement's which ex-
Isl, more or less, in an the powerful mineral
drugs sufferers nom Indigestion. bilious
ness, Intermittent lovers, nervous debility or
constipation, not only md immediate relief
nom the use OF THIS agreeable stimulaut and
lpYlgprspt, bat become conscious, as time
hears GA. OF an increase of constitutional
elastlclly ana vital force. Labor and expO-
sure no longer produce the same effect upon
them as heretofore, and they feel as II thew
had acquired a new hold on life, "A new re-
serve OF physical and mental energy. This
mas been the experience OF thousands OF bOth
sexes, and every day adds 60 the mass of
cOnnrmatOry testimony. \ { this season of
the year when the temperature ana state OF
the atmosphere exercise a peculiarly de-
pressing iunuence over the minis and 6,,iies
o. invalids, HoStettef's BItters is lie only
tonic upon which the debtfitated can rely for
5 Viii aud permanent restoration.
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hnn-Rasidanf Mnficn

No. 42.-In the Chancery Court of Men,
phts, Tennessee.-Aunie E. Cole Us. Will
llette b Ross and others.
I appearing from afidayit in this cause Il Y
L the defendants, George W. Hanna and the
unKnown heirs and deyisees OF R E Chew,
deceased, are nOn~-residents OF the State OF
Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered. Tina they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the FIRST
Monday IN July, 1870. IA plead, answer or
TO compliments bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing eIparte; and that a COPY OF
TINS order De published once a week, for four
successive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attsst:
AUGUST0N ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By R-J. BLACK, Deputy c. and NJ.
- - NnAw-ana LaT -
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Attachment Suit.

O.S-C Cameron and lanes White, partners in
trade under the firm name and style of o..
5 Cameron & Co, vs.. J. H. COons.
ID EF9RE JAMES HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for shelby county; afidavit having been
made in this cause, aud att&ehmen issued
and returned. levied, ETC.:
II IS therefore ordered, That publication
be made IN the Memphis Daily Appeal, a
newspaper published in the city OF Mem
the said }. h. CoOns to appear before me At
my Office in the city Of Memphis, in the 18th
.ClYh District OF said county, on the I'D
DAY or July, 1870, ~ 10 o'clock am, and
make defense 70 said suit against them. or it
VIII be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL.
lei Justice Peace ~fOr-ShaIbv county