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'- CALIFORNIA leads the way, September
5, when there will be chosen Cover
nor and other State officials, three mem
bers Of Congress and members Of the
Legislature. HENRY II. HAIGHT, the
present incumbent, is the Democratic
candidate for Governor, and NEWTON
BOOTH stands for the Radical party.
The candidates for Congress are as fol-
lohs:
lst District g. O. Houghton L. Archer,
I'd District...A. A. Sargent, j. w. Coffroth
80 District.-J. NJ. Cognlan, George Pierce,
The Legislature now contains ninety
six Democrats and twenty-four Radi-
calls. giving the former sixteen majority
in the Senate and fitty-six in the House
-one-third OF the Senators holding
over. The new Legislature will elect
q United States Senator, which fact
lends additional Interests to the can
vass.
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.... ....... G. E. B.
Hampshire County-ORicial.
RoMNEY, w. Va, August 90.
Editors of the Register:
] send you the result in Hampshire
on the Goth, but the official vote stands
for Convention 707; against Conven-
ton, II. Majority for Convention $50
votes. How is this for high ?
Respectfully, j. A. KELLER.
Chairman Executive Committee
Tucker County.
ST.. GEORGE, w. VA,
August %, 1871.
Editors Of the Register:
Tucker county gives a majority Of 81
for the Convention. Yours truly,
JOHN j. ADAMS.
Randolph COunty-Omcial.
BEVERLY, w. Va, August 26.
Editors of the Register:
The official vote Of Randolph county
is: For Convention, BAL; against Con.
vention, 1913. Majority, 143. Not one
half OF our voters were out. The Rad
icals voted near their full strength.
C. j. P. CUsvp.
Harbour COunty-OHicial.
PHILLIPrI, August %. 1871.
Editors of the Register:
The official majority in Barbour for
the Convention is 1914. Yours.
S. G. R.
Monongalia County-OhiciaI.
MoRGANrowN, August %, 1871.
Editors of the Register:
The official vote Of Mono ngalia coun-
ty is, Convention, 6SS; no Convention,
l2l4. Very respectfully
E. SHISLER.
Richie COunfy-Omcial.
CAIRO, w. Va, August 90.
Editors of the Register:
Below is the majority given by
Richie county against the Convention ::
Richie C. H.. majority against Con-
vention, loo; Ellenboro, %; Cairo, 10;
Oxford, 60; Smithville, 5. Pawsboro,
majority for Convention, So; Petro.
leum, CO. Majority against Conven-
ton, II. Yours, truly.
l.. MCGREGoR.
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TIE Harrison county, Ohio. Agricul-
tural Fair takes place at Cadiz on the
4th, 9Th and 9th OF October.

ofTHE Ciarksburg Telegraph has an
idea that the Republicans in West Vir-
ginia can elect majority Of the mem
bers of the Convention and majority
of the members Of the Legislature this
fall and thus make everything lovely
for GRANT in 1872. 1t is very pretty
programme, but is likely to be some.
what difficult to fulfil. "
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Preston COunty-OmciaI.

KINGwooD, w. Va, August 90.
Editors Of the Register:
The official vote OF Preston county
against Convention is 1915; for Con.
vention, 473, making S42 majority
against Convention. Respectfully,
JAS. II. CARROLL.
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PRESIDENT GRANT and family are ex-
pected to visit their relatives in Wash
ington, Pa, about the 18th Of Septem-
bpr
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Zinn's Confectionery, Bridge corner, wiz re-
ceive prompt attention. w. F'fl- =.
aug2s-eb WIN. HILLMAN.
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Strayed or Stolen.

FRoM THE PASTURE ON MY FARM,
u on Caldwell 8 Run, on Thursday or FRI
aay night, a black mare about eight years
old. she has white spot in the middle of
her forehead, and one white foet. ANY per-
son returning her, or giving Information
where may get her, viii be literally re-
warded. u. NJ. MAXWELL.
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Editors of the Register:
The officicial vote Of our county on
the Convention question is as follows:
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uon.Rasidsnf N0flce.

No. 242-In the First Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee--Ihe Manhattan
Bank vs.. j. N. Tomeny, the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Company j. ". Clapp.
TT appearing that a writ of attachment
was issued IN this otuse, February z. lSIl
AGAINST the estate OF sEid defendant j. 81
Tomeuy, on the bill of complainant, nnder
oath fled herein, alleging that said IOmeny
In = nonresident OF the State OF tennessee
ana q resident Of New York; that he Is IN.
dshfed 10 complainant in the sum OF ABOUT
SsS5 h. as evidenced by Sherih's receipt Tor
an execution paid by complainant against
sgid defendant; thar said attachment mas
been returned levied on the property H. NJ
IL is therefore ordered, That he makeh HE
aDpearauce herein, at the courthouse IN the
efty 0f Memphis, Tenn, on or before The next
term of said C urt. eOmm enetng on the nfst
Monday in April, 1871, and plead, answer
or dsmur to cOmplainantls oil, or n some
WI be taken for confessed as 70 him arc SCI
~ hearing exparte; and that a copy OF TINS
order be published once q week. Tor Iour sue
cesslys weeks. iuthe Memphis Appeal.
AcoDy-attost:
EbMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
Bv X ]. Black, Deputy =. and ~
Wf1enn Il Beard. Soils. for cOmDits MuH
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Saturday 25th Of Mareh. 1871.

az the southwest corner, Intersection OF Main
and Madison strpets-Iu the city OF
between ths nouns OF lu O'Clock. a 10. and &
o coCk PE7. sell an public auctiUu, % me
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scubed feaI eglate, tu-Wlt: q certain let in
theclty OF Memphis, houIded as follows. Re
ginning a. q point on rus uurLn line of IIn-
den street, tIITtF-tuyes leet west fr1m the
point uI intersection oftue north line OF Lin
den etreet with the west line OF Orleans
street, and running hence west with the
north line Of Linden street one hundred leef
To stake themes north parallel vita Orleans
street one hundred and sixty feet 10 p stake:
theme easI parallel with Linden street one
hundred feet 10 a point within tbirry-three
iErl Of the west line OtUELeauE street, thence
South parallel with Orleans street one hum
df-d end sixty feet 60 t1e besiuuluE said Tot
3D. known a. part OF lot No Urty-fhree.Orblor
No. dltf-s5veu t57.as laid down on the Robert
son Iopp dlyisl5ur and being the same lot Of
and Mary Ann seudder. hIs wlfs.to said ~.
Il. EcD0nough srdJusepu FIannery. bv deed
bearing cate Dscember q l16s. and Recorded
IN TIE Once OF Register Of SHELBY county,
Tennessee. in Record Book No. T. pages I59
and lbj, reference 20 which IS hereby made.
Also the following descl iDed real estate; b
~ lu tae city OF AempAlss Suet0y cOuntyr
state % Tennessee, bounded q f0IIOws. Be
ginning az the uOTtheasE rorner OF a lot sold
hoWlauu savage ana +. H. Ha9mel, OF the
south side o. the Raleigh road, and running
thence south with The east line OF said lot Gf
Rowland Savage and ?. a. Hammels lot one
hundred and eighty feet TOT stake. tuenee
eastsiEty-siE feel and e-ightiuches 10 astaxs.
thence north one huudred and eighty feet 10
the south line Of the Ealeizh road hence
west siLty-HiG 1eetand eight inches t0the be-
ginning. Being a peat tf the orig nsI subdi-
vision or toe JOIN Rice grant No. Z. assigned
70 John O7eItOn, aEd being the same l0t of
ground sold and cuvey ed By y ~. BriukleV.
Hugh Br1nkIey, r. d. uUwdsu and Anna
3 SnOWden-h his ~Wife,tosIId W.E- MCD0uouRu
aud Joseph FlanueTy. by deed bearing dats
JauuarV 4 1853. and duly recorded IN the
once OF the Register OF shelby county, fen
nrssee. 80 Record Book Nc. n, PAGES l7 aud
L58, reference 10 which is hereby made.
equity Of redemption IS waived and the title
Is believed - ba good, but I VIII sen and
convey only as trustee.
WM. r. CUNNINGHAM, Trustee.
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COMMlSSIoMER'S SALE.

No. IS9, EQUITY Docket-In the Circuit Court
cfthe United States for the District OF West
Tennessee u. y. White vs.. James o. Ells
aud j. n. Woodward.
IN pursuance al a decree rendered in the
above STYLED cause, on the I'D day OF De-
eember. $50. I win, as COmmissiOuer ap-
pointed by the Coarb, on ne 18th day Of
March, 1874, at noon on the premises, Sell, to
the highest bidder, the following described
eG-tain tract. piece or parcel of land sit
uate, lying and being in tne county OF ZIP
ton. state OF Tennessee on the waters OF the
Mississippi river. with metes and b0uuds as
MfssissippI river. Planners northeast conner.
thence south with Palmer s. Inc 28 poles, to
q stake; thence east - poles, TO a srakes
thence north ~ poles, to a tree on the bank
of the Mississippi river; t-enee in q vest
WaFdly direction with the meaudgrs OF the
Mississippi river, To the point OF beginning;
Coward TO James q. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveyance SIS contain NC. by
-estimaU0n elgbty-tnree 1851 acres. Tagether
with the engines, boilers % All other hE-
tures ana apparatus and things, lying and
being situated on said tract Of rand, auu used
in the dlstlllauon Of spirituous hqUore, sad
described as toLUws, o-Wlt: Two d0u1ie-hue
boilers, twenty fGetlOng, forty iuehes diame-
ter, CRATE, bars, etc; one engine, teu-iuCh
to make lt completes one main shan n.y.
wheel pulleys, and all other shafung
abOut the mil ana distiliery n paLrthlrty-
siX-tnch stones, for Prtu0iugi with EearlnE,
betting. ETC.; 20 nssh tub; one worm tub
and worm; one cold water tubs one high
win tub ore loWpfne tub SIX beer
tubs one under or beer slnK two re-
Ceiviug tubs or cisLerus; two yeast tunsi
four yeast cans draw and lofca ana
high and low wine pumps; platform ana
beam Sc les, and All the pipes valves cocA=
betting used about the dtsullefy3 nhcAsnLlLu
and carpenter end other Tools anu A
meuts ABOUT The premises
said properly VIII DO sold on a ereelt o. SIX
months; the purchaser % give noe $500
proved persoual security bearing nterest
IRON date. for the purchase money and zen
retained ON the property as aaulhonA re-
curity for the payment o. she PUFlAAAe
NE eauity or redemption Is barred, and
me pughassr. on cOmply1ns witu his bid,
ii. BLAX KING.
Special commissioner
Menppbis. March 8 N7L mhf
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Rop-R Resident Notice.

No. lss-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Teunessee.-W lillian ID Nell
son ct al VS.. Emily Nelson eJ Al.
TTappearlng from a~didsvitin this cause that
Z the defendants, Euatly Nelson, widow Of
Henderson Nelson, deceased, and their ten
children, t0-Wlt: Mary A. Nenahle formerly
FelsOnl and her husband, Samuel Neuable,
Mamie H.. Robertson formerly NelsOn) and
her husband, Ira Robertson, Emma NJ. Nell
son. Mathew Nelson. henderson L. Nelson,
Mary Nelson. Jack A. Nelson, Jennie l.. Nell
son. Willie Nelson and Minni Nelson ithe
last eight Of whom are minors are nOn-resl-
dents of the State OF Tennessee. and are resi-
dents OF greensboro, in the State OF Ken
lucky; that Maria Nelson, widow of John r.
+. Nelson, jr., a minor are nOnsresideuts OF
the State OF Tennessee, and live in Henry
county. Kentucky: that Elizabeth LaRoaCh.
the widow Of James l.. Nelson, and her pres
eut husband, DR.. X. LaROacb, are nun-Tesi-
dents OF the state OF Tennessee, and live In
that Isham Henderson Nelson aud Mary
Elizabeth Gray formerly NeisOn) and her
husband, DIR Ormsby Gray-the said lsh6m
HendeI son Nelson and Mary Elizabeth Gray
being the children VI James l. NelsOn-ars
uUn-residents of the State OF Tennessee, aud
In Louisville, in the State Of Kentucky.
II is therefore ordered, Thatthey their
city OF Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the hrst
Monday in April, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 10 compliments bil, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 20 them, and
set for hearing eZparte; and that a cop Of
this order be published once q week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A ~Copy-AJtesL.
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. b. MCHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Mister.
A. Wright. Sol for compliments
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~MnN-RESlnEHT NnIlcE.

No. 97, RIM the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-E b. Chrlsman
VS. @. A. Taylor. L. F.. Ferguson, r, K. tltz-
hugh, A. +. Reynolds et al.
TT appearing that a writ Of attachment
was issued in this cause February g, bsl,
against the estate of defendant, calvin A
TayIO-, in the bill Of complainant, under
oath dIed herein, alleging that said Taylor Is
a resident Of the state of Tennessee, mat
ne is indebted TO complainant Ia The sum OF
about $3.50, as evidenced by an account IN ia-
yor of complainant, that said attachment
has been returned. levied on the property OF
said defendant; also that defendants, l.. +.
ferguson, W. 4. Ferguson, F. K. Ferguson,
Lola A. Ferguson, +, A.C Ferguson and >. q.
Ferguson heirs Of CarrOl Ferguson deceased
also r r. FtJZhugh and Arthur T. Reynolds
are non residents OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in The city of Memphis, tennessee, on or be
fore the 6rst Monday ia April, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed as 70 them
and set for hearing eXpRrte, and that q copy
of this order be published once a week, ioI
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
A copy-Attest
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By r., j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard Soils. Tor COM. lea
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23. R.D-In the First Chancery Court o.
shelby county, Teunessee.-J. H. and H ~.
Black lnrm Of Black Bros. a Coz VS.. J. Q.
Jarvis 81 al.
IT appearing hat an attachment writ was
Il Issued IN This csuse, February 23th, 1874,
against the estate Of J O.. Jarvis and r. Cum
bingham, on the bin OF co~mplsinants, under
oath nled herein, alleging that salG J. c. Jar
Wis aud u. e. Cunningham are non. residents
Of the state OF Tennessee and citizens OF Mis-
sourf: that they are Indebted 20 complain
ants ia the sum of about tl&, as evidenced by
eflegatious ana accounts In said bill OF COM
nlafnants OF goods sold and money loaned
6efendant. Jarvis; that said attachment has
beeD returned, levied upon the property of
said defendants,
annearance herein. al the c~ourt-hOuse In ths
CIV al Memphis, Tenn, on or before the next
taFm Oh said court, commencing on the
nrst honda tn April, 1871 and plead, an-
sgar or demur TO complainanls Dill OF the
same viii be taken for confessed es 70 them
and set for hearing eNparlei ana tAAt q copy
Oh this order be pubn6hed once q Week, lol
four successive weeks IN b Aemphi,
Appeal
C~opy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
Hy n J., BLACK, ID. g. ~.
LIB MCFARLAND, Sol for complt mha
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~NnN-RESlDENr HnTHE-

No So. RD-Ln the First Chancsry Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-W T.. Swan
wick L 20. ell al vs. e. A. SUtlu8an, G. V. b.
SpeigiI, Sarah Speigil, Mary + smith Julia
r. sIilIman and Marion II. 5tiilman
TT appearing nom afidavi in this cause,
1 that the defendants Julia +. Stillm8n
and Marion ID. Stillman, the latter as admin
tstratriCk OF L. j. Stillman, deceased are
non residents OF IheState Of Tennessee.
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
next term OF said Court. commencing the
first Monday in April, ISll, and plead,
answer or demur to cOmplaiuaut's original
and amended bills, or the same will be
taken for confessed as TO them and
for hearing eXparteS and that g
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis
Appeal.
a cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
smith & Jefferson, A. j. Martin, KOrJreCht
& era I and stephens and Smith, solicitors
for complainant. mrs
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Naw YORK, March Is. 1880 p.m.-The
market, ia railroad and express shares,
opened steady and closed firm with fair
demand.
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Attachment Hafiea.

Aa LNUHotaa VS. Aa 81 0AeH
"A TfAIhMENT having been issued BY me
IA IN the shove guusa. on tIe rounQ that
the defendant is q nonresident OF The state
OF Tennessee so that the ordinary process of
law cannot % served uPon MN, and the
same having been returned by the proper or
deer, levied. etc.
Tbe fsfeadant VII take notice tnat this
cause Is Sc for trial on saturday, tie 18th day
OF april. 1874, e 1oicock nmr before me- "a
oa5ee- ia Memphis, 18th Civll District ofShel-
bv county. wneu and where the DEFENDANT
can aune1g anufefaud aald auiL, or the same
WI - 0rocesded with exparte; and @ is f1r-
fher ordered that this notice be published In
the uaily Appeal ones week Tor fOur our
mhI5 A. MOORE, Justice Peaca
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I'm. Raaldanf Nnflnn

No. ISS. X. DIN the Second Chsncery Court
Of Shelby county, Tenn. A. Peace VS.
Thomas h. Robinson.
IT appearing from amdavit In this cause
1 that the defendant, Thomas n. Robinson,
is q nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee,
and Is indebted to complainant in the sum
Of six hundred and ffuy-three dollars and
ninety-UWO cents, due by two prOmissOry
notes with interest thereon from data OF ma
turlUy, and that Ior these causes an attach
meat was sued oct by complainant against
the property Of defendant and the same has
been returned by the Sheriff of shelby conn
u, duly levied on the real estate Of the de
fendant
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse of the
Second ChanceTy Court OF shelby county, in
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in April, 1871, and plead, an
sWer or 10 complainant bill, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as 20 him
and set for hearing eLparts; and thst a copy
OF this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This February Is, 1871
A c~Opy-attest.
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk mt Master.
". G. F0LKEs sol. complainant. feIS
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COTTON.

The market opened with a brisk de-
msud aud fair pros poets OF q large BUSH
ness lelug done. Buyers we're out early
purchasing and examining lists upon
which 20 telegraph, and sellers, an
rfeiuariuu still better uricss, were indif-
fsreut, refusing concessions on every
thing except inferior and mixed, for
which there was buJ little inquiry. A
heavy storm came up about noon, some
what rprlrdiuE transactions, but not
wiIhsgaudiuE that and the difficulty in
clas-irg cotton, a number of buyers re-
manned in The market until late IN the
evening. when. at The close, advic6s from
New York reported ZEE advance and al
Liverpool I'D advance on all grades.
Sales were 5000 bales, including all grades
from Low and Dusty to Strict MIddllng,
8 prices ranging from . 70 lOEc for Ordi-
nary. aud embracing los bales at 9Lc, g
a. g.. 20 az 9-LIfa. 80 at lUZc. and $50 at
glsc. Good Drllusries ranged from II to
lI5Ec, embracing 80 bales a. llZc, . do.
A. lie, Is do. atlIc, 33 do. at llLc, and 81
do. a. lIlsc Strict Good Ordinaries wers
reported a6 l25sAl2sc, including b bales
a Zee, I53 70 lzsc, and smaller pur-
chase as l2lsc. Low Middliug ranged
from IS 10 IaE aud include s. bales at
use. laU do. al L3izC, lOdO. az 1870, = do. at
Use, s do. So l3c. ID barely Low Middlng
at lZs.c. 81 do. a. 49, and - Low
MIuulIug al la -a. NTlel Low tlluuiinS
was reported aJ l35fNI85sc, including
Ills bales 60 l3}z1lS5se; 50 a. 1870, ard rs
bales at I3ife. MiddNugs were scarce and
sanEsd from 1872 TO l1ei while Strict Mid
III, Eza were reported in smsll lots AZ from
Tg- % 1890. CJnsid rahie business was
dome In Stains and Bright Stains at prices
ranEiuv fr..m lOZ 20 l25zc, including IL
hale IA Ig1g: - st l25z- l2st lie; 81 at
usl- 10 ar .IlLe; 10 a. IUa lO5Ec; IS At
T6I Z At he. and j bales Al lie. As on
vesrsrHav. the greater portion Of The bUsi-
NESS done was on account Of foreign oP-
orators.
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DR.. r. c. EARlATTE's DfsPEHsAaY,
AZ NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment OF all Diseases.

CONSULT DR.. Il. G MARLATTE, az his
- Medical Institute, q North Court street.
for the following diseases treated according
to the chemiCGl system OF medicine, when
is pronounced By the most eminent pEysl-
clans ard surgeons of the present day 90 be
the only true anC reliable method OF treatiuz
diseases Ot IS especially SO FOR this cllmat6l
successfully, especially the IOilnwi g: fe-
male diselseS,0f Whatever class or W p~e,treat-
ed in a highly successful manner Heart
Dissase-this formidable disease IS treated
with the most gratifying results Skin dis
eases Of almost every fora permanently
cured here. Consumption auu Catarrh De-
partmeut-i have made many Important dis
cOveries IN tine treatment OF lung, Throat
and Nose diseases, Eye ard Ear Department
the eve and ear most t0nCerly gud triumph
autly treated. Diseases Of the Genlto Urn
nary organs a specially. fOnnden -lal Depart
ment devoted to a class of maiad1eS uamele5s
here; cures guaranteed speedily and peIma-
nsntiy. Those suffering from youthful 10
discretion. nervous debility eXcesses OF any
kind, impaired memory, etc, can be success
July and scientifically treated and cures
goa Ruteed. Surgica4 Department where
skiuful surgery Is required, We invite trial.
All affairs ola p wat character held sacred
~ confidential My office Is SO arranged D "a
no one patient can either see or hear an
other. Rheumatism successfully treated. i
have also speedy, sure and sac sPe1uc Tor
Piles. PATENTS treated BY maui or Otherwise.
send SO cents and stamp 1OrtsaHs6 on All dis
eases.
Try my ElectrO-Medicated Baths Also,
Memphis Tonic Bittersi guaranteed tne 0estin
OFFTCE From s in the morning tM
G In the evening. sundays rom a-m 70 u
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-16
UNDERESTIMATE H0TIcE.

No. 20S.-In the Second Chuncsry Court Of
shelby county, Ten a-see. r. ID. Rem
baut, administratOr OF 4. p. BOWles, VS. hi
Vira ". BoWle5 and others.
IT appearing from the bin duly sworn 10 in
this cause that the defendants W. A.
Johnson. and - Fenuer, - Bennet.
u ID. W. Bowman, firm OF Fenuer, Bent
nett & Bowman, are nOu-resideHts Of the
state Of tennessee.
1T is therefore ordered, That they
make their appearance herein at the
court house Of the Second Chauc+ry Court, IN
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the
first Monday IN april, 1871, aud plead, an
sWer or domur TO cOlnpiainants bill, or the
same viii be takeu Tor confessed as to them
and set for hearing eEparte; and that q copy
OF this order be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal,
A cOpy-attest:
MI. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Kortrecht & Graft and j.. ". scales, Soils.
Tor enmnfafuant.