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ESTES & WALLACE, Aaanis.
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ATTACHMENT R0TICE.

No. z29, A. DIN the First CIreuit Court 81
Shelby COuntTrI ennessee-W z. and JOhn
Barron Us Abner HoptOn.
IN this cau7e an attachment having been
4 susd out under section 3i55 o. the code and
returned INFO Court. levied upon the real es.
tate Of defendant. end anidavt having been
Ia that the d~e6endantis indebted 10 plain
tins ia Tie sum OF S4lG By account, ana that
the defendant is aucn-reslder or the State
OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered, That ne make
bis personal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of the First Circuit COurb OF shelby
county, At the Circuit COuF5-houses IA the
city Of MemDhiH, on the third Monday In
May mex and defend Esid attachments suit
within the time prescribed By Law, or the
same viii be proceeded with eLparte, ana
that copy OF this order be published once Q
week, for four consecutive weeks N the
Done az t6is once, his sd day Of March.
FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
BY B. e. CoBHMAN, Deputy Clerk
y u. t4rffHu. Attorney for
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CIPsEY HATS. Bonnets. handsome French
u Flowers, Ribbons. and q great and varied
-ssOrtmeut Of Lace Collars, JeWelry, Ties, and
Sashes, and a hue assortment Of Dress Trim
minus. Bridal Outfits and Dresses Of every de-
scrlptiOn made in the most approved styles az
short notice and reasonable prices mrl2
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Eop-Besident Rotics.

No. 1855. A. r. DIN the Second Chaneery
Conrt OF Shelby ountY Tennesse6.-Ehe
Jackson Insurance. company vs. y. w.
Pease and others.
vr Appearing from amended Gnd supple
mental BIZ duly sworn to and nled In this
cause that the defendants, n. . eleLd1ng ana
state Of Tennessee.
M Il therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein atlne COURTEOUS OF
~ is the City of Memphis. Tenn on or
before the drsb Monday In May, 1871, and
plead. answer or demur 20 c0mpiainants
hfF ana amended bill. or the same win be
Sphen for confessed as TO them, nnd set for
hearing exparte; and shat a copy OF this or
der be published once a week, Tor four sue
cessive weeks, in tins Memphis Appeal.
March Is. ISL.
A ~copy-attest:
NJ. ID. l.. STHWAET, Clerk and Master.
Bye. BELgHER, Deputy @. and M.
Rudolph, Hammond D JOrdon, soils. for
compFts. mhl6
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DR.. r. C. MARLATTE's DlsPENsARY,
~ NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases.

CONSULT DR.. r. g NARLATTE, al his
u Medical Institute, a North Court street.
for the following diseases treated according
TO the chemical system Of medicine, which
is pronounced by the most eminent pnysI-
clans and surgeons Of the present day 70 be
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases lt is especially so for this cimabe)
successfully, especially the following: Fe-
male diseases,Of whatever class or typetrest-
ed in q highly successful manner Heart
Disaase-this formidable disease rs treated
with the most gratifying results skin dis
eases Of almost every form permanently
cured here. Consumption and Catarrh De-
partment-I have made many important dis
cOveriss in the treatment Of Lung Throat
and Nose diseases. Eye and Ear Department
the eye and ear most tenderiy and triumph
autIy Ureatst. Diseases Of the GeDtto Urn
nary organs 8 speciality. Confidential Depart
ment devoted to q class Of maladtes nameiess
here; cures guaranteed speedily and petma-
nentIy. Those suffering from youthIul IN
discretion, nervous debility, excuses OF any
kindi impaired memory eLc1 90 pc success
fully and scientifically treated and cures
guaranteed. Surgical Department where
sktllfuI surgery is required, We invite trial.
All AFFAIRS of q private character held sacred
Iy CONFIDENTIAL My office IL so rranged That
no one patient Can either see OF hear an
other. Rheumatism successfully treated. ]
have also q speedy, sure and safe specific for
Piles. Patients treated by mail or otherwise.
so cents ana stamp Orteaflse on all dis
eases
Try my Electro Medicated Baths. Also,
Memphis Tonic Blttersi guarateed the bestln
OFFTCE HoUBs- From 8 in the morning til
8 in the evening. Sundays, Eom9a-m TO u
m n1H
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am Far Dlvorca-

Nc. ~. r. DIN the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-Eliza b. areEg
vs.. Robert b. Gregg
Z appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il thai the place OF residences Of defendant
ROBERT 3 Gregg, IS unknown and cannot be
found after reasonable inquiry.
~ s therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herelEs At the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on on before Ne drsi
Monday In May, ISL, and plead, answer
OF deL4ur 70 complainant's bin, or the sane
WI pc taEen FOR confessed as to him, and
set for hearing eZparts: aud that a COW IA
this order be published once a week, for fouf
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
ACopy-AttesL
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY k.J BLACK. Deputy Q. and "a.
L. Mcfarland Sol. for compFt. mhq1
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Prevents Catching Cold al a Critical
Period,
Endorsed aud recommended by III
Eminent Physicians and Diyinss.
Every lady absolutely requires one N viii
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APPARENT AT A A n

Druggists, milIiners,dreEsmakers and those
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to agents and dealers. Town and country
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In an honorable respectable and profitable
business, and at the same time, doing good
70 these suffering companions In LIE,
Samples 81, sent free by mail on receipt Of
price. Send for Wholesale ctrculars.
Address
WsaS.rIs ManuF=nFu=7nu IN
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Ladies'

THE Victoria OF Ladies Gem is the great
Invention long and earnestly wished for
by your sex. We desire smart and energetic
lady agents to Introduce our popular and
Justly celebrated article in every village,
town and city IN the world. It Is highly ap-
proved of. fudorssd and adopted by all ladies
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ZOE LOCKS, 2S6 IL Mala Street.
WILL w~ARSFORD'S, cor. Monros & Second.
EMAONS & SONS, jefferson, Near Front.
And Of an Aswsmea, at Railroad DEPICTS
and en- al the Trains.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

ny virtue Of q feri facias to me directed
ID from the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county. in favor OF W.. E. Watson vs.. d. F.
Fddins for S254l O6. besides intere c and cost,
L viii sell to the highest bidder, FOR cash. IN
front Of the Shsrifs ehice, on Second street,
in the city or Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
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VaIuahls Lands for Sale.

ON the Bih day Of April. 1871, a. trustee.
" etc. I'Wi sell for cssh, without the equ1-
ty OF redemption, to the highest bidder on
The premises, q tract OF o $50 acres. con-
vsyed to me on the LIST day of January. 1870,
bT Joseph F0ltZ Others In trust 10 pay
parchase money, which ls situated on the
Memphis inc Ohio Railroad, about B miles
nom Memphis, and being all OF the place
knoFn as the home place Of the late Dr.saua-
uel BOND. eEnspt about zoo acres. on saia
ti.act there IS 3 valuable brick residence and
p3cd outhnnsea: land rich; n~eighbcrhoOd
healthy and desirable.
mha @. l. DENIsoH, Trustee,
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LUMBER.

DOORS, Sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring. Cell.
j ing, misunderstanding, Clear Cypress
Poplar and White Pine, dressed Builulua
LuIaber, Laths and Shingles, Fencing Lum-
Der. Cedar M Cypress Posts.
Framing 1umbeT cut to order.
rCORNER AUCTION M 4AIN.HEG
iesS KIRKLAND q LIVINGSTON
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The amount Of the Capital Stock is..s500,00O 90
The mou of the Capital stock paid
M EUU,uUO W
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Victoria Manufacturing Co.,
FOwlsr's Patent Adding Machine

I'VE have been appointed agents for the
w States Of Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Florida, for the sale Of Ma
chimes and territory for the same. THIS IN
veuti0u combines cheapuess and simplicity
with accuracy and speed, and supplies q
want long fell BY bOckkeepers, accountants,
lumber dealers and business men generally.
As an ecomOmiEsr or time aud mental lab II.
iE stands unrivaIed. with this Machine
ariihmeticsl operations in addition can be
performed by 8 schCO; boy with an accuracy
aud dispatch which can only be attained by
long years of continued and constant prae-
tics ia the cOunttLg-house Any person Of
ordinary ability tnab can enumerate the fol-
lowing figures, 59,8i5, being the number Of
machines sold N January, H7l, can work the
machine perfect y alter ten minutes plaetlca.
10 is so constructed that 10 cannot possibly
make an error, or get out, and 10 ls therefore
available AZ an infallGble test of the correct
ness Of addition In the journal, cash book
and1odger. Samples can be seen az our Office,
NOS West Court street, where al the neces-
sarV Instructions will be given to any one
wishing 10 see 1t. Below sc publish tesl-
mnnials of some OF a Leaning CITIZENS who
have purchased machines.
TESTIMONIALS
MEssRs. ESTES & WALLACE,
Agents FoWlsrs Adding Machine:
We have c 'retuLy examined FOWler's ADD
ding Machine and hnd IL accurate and will
DO sl that is claimed for it We think it in-
valuable aud shOaId be used in all counting
houses, a do away VT mistakes
D. A. CLARKE & co.
MEssRs. ESTES s. WALLACE,
Agents Fowler's Adding Machine:
GENTs-We have carefully examined your
machine and find that tt accurately performs
an frat is c,aimsd tor 20, and think that p
Will BE- found OF great service in all counting
GLARKE, ELY 8 co.
I fndOrse Messrs. CLARK, Ely a Co.'S oplu-
ion of Fopler's adding Machine. II WHrs
all t-he.purpOses for which 10 is tnteuded.
". ". THApCHEH,
Cashier First National Bank.
NESTS. ESTES & WALLACE,
We have tried FOwlers Adding Machine
and dnd It to be accurate n reliable.
Respectfully yours, a. A.PAION &CO.
After a trial of the above mentioned " adj
der would cordially lndorse bhe statements
OF Messrs- p. Il Co. with reference thereto.
JNO- FREEMAN,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
MEssRs. EsTEsxE WALLACE,
Agents FOwier's Adding Machine:
Having examined fOWlera Adding Ma
chine. we ind IL Invaluable la making addi-
tons. doing what is claimed, simple IN use
and always acccrate. B. BATLIsS &C0.
MEssRs. ESTES q WALLACE,
Agents OWleria Adding Machines
GENrs-We haYe examined your machine
and lind that it performs all that has been
for IT, andtake much pleasure in fu-
dorsing IL Tor practical uses to the CONNER (
ciaI community. Very respty yours.
J. W. JEFFEESON g. co.
ESTES & WALLACE, Aaanfs.
mhM No. 3 West COuH Street.
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MadnaadaV. III daY d mi, ~,

all the right, title and interest OF said M. Il.
Fddfns ia and TO a certain tract or parcel OF
land situated aud lying IN shelby county,
Tennessee, containing seventeen S5-lOO acres,
and known and described as follows: As Lot
No. 2 Of the subdivision Of J. z. G0culeI5s
land. lying and being between the memphis
and Charieston Railroad and the Memphls
and Germantown Plank Road, beginning at
D stake IN the center Of the said Plank koad-
Being The northwest corner OF Lot NO. MIS-
Wfnford. now Mrs. Phillips tr8ct, thence
s0uth. to a take, fifty feet south OF the Mem
uhfs and Charleston Railroad thence norbn-
With said road six l) chains, to a stake 30 feet
north of the said Railroad; thence north 70
a stake in the enter Of the Memphis and
germantown Plank Road, the corner OF Lot
NJ. 3; thence g chains and 80 links, win the
center OF said Plank Road to the beginn1ngt
beiLg the same parcel Of land conveyed by
M. r. and =. J.. Morgan 90 n. y. EddIn8, by
deed, bearing late 22d February, lhlI, aud
recorded IN the Registers ONCE OF SneloY
county, in boo ~, page IA and ID 20 Wh1ch
reference b here uIaae. Levied on aa me
Droueftv of NJ. II. Euu1uas o. aaalsly Aaiu
debfs. Interest and cost.
gals-BetWeen the bOur Of TO am. and 4
This March q, 1911
MARCUS j. WRIGHT. Sheriff
Nv @. HOLMES, Depu y sheriff.
Fstis q Jackson. Attys. for piat'hs. mh2o
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me whole diatrlbuaoa win embrace DE amountof
8Hoo.ooo2

Divided into harso Five Dollars each which can be obtained By addressing Pasn0s
Real Estate au1H MemphR Tuumm a oof local Agents. uE Ma
The Managers Of msU DISSEMINATION feel cnfdent OF paeehng their undsuauuga ~
earlier day mn was originally enempa@d, owing tothe great demand OrucEsd-
COMMITTEES uneZe2L0nabhe win esassstt os PeMn heAna
PAsSMORE RUFFIH. AGENTS and Nanagsrs
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NESTS. ESTES & WALLACE,
We have tried FOwler's Adding Machine
and Ind it to be accurate and reliable.
Respectfully yours, "a A.PATON eco.
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- -

After q trial OF the above mentioned " ad-
der would cordially lnd0rse she statements
OF Messrs. r. l. Co. with reference thereto.
JEO FREEMAN.
Cashiar Mercnantsl EatlonaI Bank.
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-. 60 3 $3.50.

MEs8B9. E5TE5 WALLACEi
Agents F0Wler-s Adding Machine:
We have C sretuly examined FOWler's ADJ
ding Machine and hnd it accurate, and viii
DO 81 that is claimed for IL We think it IN
valuable, aud shOGld be used in all counting
houses, and do away with mistakes.
ID. A. CLARKE Il co.
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THE PEOPLE TO e
UNION


AAE. Il
We publish elsewhere an article
from the New York Democrat. o n This
subject. 1t is hardly necessary to cali
the attention Of our readers to the
article. The importance Of the sub
iect is quite sufficient to secure that
without any recommendation of ours
AS the Louisville Je6ers0niaa DeDqo-
crat, in commenting on Judge Ste
phens' Augusta speech says, so we re-
peat, f'aOO Is The seed time Of ideas
on this question. This, it is true, Is
not the time to make a platform, but
it is the time to discuss the principles
upOn which it should be based, and
the general character Of the issues
which should be presented in il. AS
for OurselG, we can and do say that all
we want and all that the Southern
Democracy want is that the party in
General Convention shall
NOT RECEDE FROM ITS PAST POSITION
on any Of the vital principles Of Con-
stitutiOnal liberty. The flag must
never be lowered in acknowledgment
OF the validity of open and avowed
usurpati0ns. We do not desire, nor
do we think that the Southern De-
mOcracy Will ask or insist upon any
new plank in their platform. The
principles Of the party as announced
In their General Convention of 1858,
are broad enough to sustain, all that
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REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY
win be Drawn for at Memphis, Tenn:

An Of the above Property being In the CHyo Memphis and It's sususs.
Splendid Plantation, containing SOC acres in Pamela county M@hHppL--szm
Making in al Is choice and valuable pieces Of Real Estate, Challenging
comparison with any distribution ever before offered to the public.
We take pleasure in tsthyingt to the above list Of Property being placed az
a fair valuation.
PASsHORE & RUFFIH, Real Estate Agents,
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MEssRs. ESTES s. WALLACE,
Agents Fowler's Adding Machine
GENrs-We have carefully examined yOul
machine and nuG that tt accurately performs
am ttat is claimed TOR 10, and think that II
Will b. found OF great service in all cOuubiul
houses. Respectfully,
GLABKE, ELY 8 co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Geo. ENewcoml
was nominated Collector Of Customs a
Beaufort, North Carolina.
Chas. NJ. Power was nominated Collect
or of Customs at Cherrystone, Virginia.
A Senator from Arkansas is assured.
The Pennsylvania Senate is Democratic
for the first time since 1850.
Mr.. Miller, Clerk of the Committee or
Commerce, fell dead in the Capitol to-day,
The Pennsylvania State debt is thirty
one million.
Congress has re-assembled. There i:
scarcely q quorum in either House.
The Senate passed Sherman's bill au
thorizing an additional issue Of three hun
dred million of five per cent. bonds fol
funding purposes, and agreed to Summers
resolution, calling on the President fol
copies of all papers relating to the San Do
mingo negotiations, &c.
Bills were introduced in the Senate fol
the relief of distillers of brandy from
grapes, encouraging mining, incorporating
mining schools, paying for army stores Ia
ken from citizens of Alabama who had
enlisted and been ordered to Georgia i'll
the Federal army.
A resolution passed instructing the FL
nance committee TO inquire into the expe-
dicney of imposing stamp tax upon appli-
cations for office.
A bill relieving J. NJ. Best, of Paducall,
was discussed.
If the Best house was destroyed to give
range to artillery, the question was in
yolved whether the destruction was an III
cident OF the fight, or property taken for
the use of the army.
The House considered the bill relative to
the Centennial Fair.
Banks gave notice that he would call up
the san Domingo question on Monday.
The Presidents message, vetOing the bill
for the relief of bOndsmen in certain de-
faulting officials in Indian appropriations,
was made the special order for Wednesday.
A bill was reported for additional apprO-
priations to the Louisville and Portland
Canal.
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Col. A. s. Mariner.

| EDITORS CHRONICLE: Those who at
! tempt to create the impression that Col.
Mariner is being run for the Mayorality
for political or partisan purposes, do him
and his friends great injustice. The insin-
uation should be promptly repealed. For
ourself we trample it under foot.
1t is we'll known that many of the strict
est partisans, where partisan issues are in
volved, have openly expressed themselves
in favor OF making but one issue in the
present contest, and that the issue of q lib
eral and enlightened system of free schools
in this city.
Upon this issue we support Col. Mariner,
disregarding all other Influences, and es-
pecially ignoring politics, to the end that
We may have O Mayor who is fairly and
squarely committed on the free school
question.
Mayor Van Glider il owever, has failed
to DO this, after repeated appeals to him,
and we cannot conceive how any friend to
the system can give him their support.
There is, in fact, no other alternative for
the friends of free schools than to rally as
one man and vote for Col. Mariner, who
occupies no uncertain position, who has
defined where he stands.
There is still another reason why we
support Col. Mariner. 1t is well, known,
at least we know it, that when Mr.. Charl-
death to infuse little life into the Eastern
Division Fair, Col. Mariner came boldly
forward and earnestly, and materially
supported the Secretary.
Mr. Charlton has declared privately and
publicly that but for the timely co-opera-
ton of Col. Mariner, it would have been
impossible to have gotten the Fair grounds
ready for business.
For six dreadful weeks Col. M.-furnish-
ed two teams, drivers, plows and wagons,
when it was impossible for the Secretary
to obtain help from any other quarter
Nor did he ever charge a single cent for
what he did. From the incipiency of that
great enterprise up to its final completion,
ne stood by it as firmly as the sturdy oak of
the forest meets the storm, and so thor
oughly convinced were the Board of Direc-
tors of the imperishable interest the Colonel
had taken in this enterprise, they made
him Chief Marshal, whose delicate duties
were discharged with universal satisfac-
ton. We regret we cannot say as much
for Mayor Van Glider.
We allude to these facts to show that it
is not party, but something higher and
more noble. that induces us to support Col.
Mariner. PROGRESS.
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