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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
LIST OF AGENTS.

CrTlTCSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND 'yICIN
TY-SfEPaEH nOOF. Office, IIamtons Cigar.
htore, address Ti.usvile, Pa Assistant John Ven
Server. |t r.. 'tf
TIfUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vIc1NI
TY-H. II THOMAS. Once and address, Man
pi,n House. r;tusville, Pa
SEAMBURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IT.
rfH. OGiee, sha.nburg; residence Titasvil!e, Pa.
Assistant. 4. Ecst.
ENTERPRiSE I'LEAsANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM ANp PirHGLE W.. GEO. VAN
NLIEr. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
aatyle. Assistant, Il. G. HUNTINGTON.
TlDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address. Exp ess Office Tidi.
onte. Pa. Asssisat, h. G Besrdsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AID VICINITY
LEVI hASON. 0iice and address. Petroleum Cen
re- Pa. Assistant. I:harles Blackford
TAkR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
20 ~ Creek and rharry ltnp. from Story Farm 10
AeClintockville--JAhE AhESSAUNDERS. Address
lar Farm, Pa; Assistants: Luther u. Saunders.
Charles " Cochran and William Hovt
trcGLiNt0ChVlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
~; .. W VT. Address, Oil City O. Reno, Pa
!EnANxLIN, ALONG TnE ALLEGHENy PIv
SA-n WtLBsR Oillce and address, Franklin, Pa
= .SMgB1 Ass, PtlSrER FARM & PAIEER,S
s.AiNo3i,N.'-RlCHARD IN W. REDPIELD. Oilics
smu anu auHs - scrnbgrass, Pa Assistant, X. w. Po
'e,L'ous auurtss hmlcntoN, Pa.
,woEgNf vihGiNIA-C. u. ANGEL. and TT r
,AungesS, pnrkelshure, West Virginia
ASaSr.u e'stroieuns Tcr..yxi.s On q,
Eays3:.>
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
CAUTION.

The pnblic Is. autloned eaainsi employing any
VI the ressulart authorized Agents Uf the COmpa
Tnrpsdo and aii explosive materials for oil wells
and the use of such materials by other parties is
direct infringement OF their rights. ANY parties in
fringing any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according to law, and AZ acting wilfuIly
and knowingly In defiance Of law and the decsio rs
Of the Courts
The Company have re-organaed their business
with view TO accommodate Oil Men in every Dart
" the on teSon. They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Asi'ars that Can be procu, cd
f'r tis business lAch Torpedo j. labelled with
AAie mf patents, Together with the pric. OF the Tor
Redo, and signed by an oficer Of the Company, so
every Operator wishing u Torpedo may know its
price and whothrr it came from our ofics ~ =
Operators viii confer a favor by reporting to this
Once any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have beon appointI
ed Agents and Assistant AGENTS for the Oh Region
OF Pennsylvania ami Vest Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

Bntter and cbrsse are almost indspensi-
bic articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; hut an inordi
nate use of either causes ndiges tion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gafl'ney's Sunday Com
FORT Jadicionslg ssed will remove bo.n OF
there trcue!es
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08

Coughs and Colds. The druggists say it CUES then
oil
Asthma. The relief and cures Of it are marvel
ous.
Bronchitis. Every sufferer will find relief and
cure
Throat Aim nts require only few doses
1.uns Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced in
curabe
Debility. II renovates ard inv. crates the sys-
TEN.
Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator fthis
organ
Dyepspsia. Its healthy acton on the stomach
cures 1t.
Appetiz 1t is health giving and appet'te-re.
storing.
Urinary Organs. Action on them Is marked and
prompt.
Das. CROOKS WINE OF EAR ia rich
in the med cinal qualities of Tar, combined with
vegetabla ingredients of undoub.ed value. which
make it unsurpassed, not only for the complaints
enumerated, but it rapidly restores eX.
hausted strcngt II, eleanses the stomach, re-
lakes the Liver and puts them to work causes the
food to digest, and makes pure blood, and begns
vivarity appreciated by botn sound aud sick. Ify'r
nIe afflicted in any way, We know il you try The
itfe.givins tonic properties Of DR..
Crooks Wine OF Tar, sou will add your testimony
TO iis great value in correcting any ills tn i flesh is
h.ir to- Prepared only by OLIVER CROOK &
co. Sold by Druggists everywhere
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PISTOLS WITHOUT COFFEE.
A Tennsseean shoots "a MissOurian in
Honorable Combat.
The Deadly Eject OF Carrying a Ba'
Quarter Piece 1n his Pocket
Graphic Account OF n Terrible Fight, In
Which a Native of Horn Lake
Comes out Rest.

A correspondent, whose writing IS
rather the worse for want of original
| training and subsequent practice, sends
us an account of a ''dewelP' which took
place July eleventh, in Scott county,
Missouri, between q native of that State
and a by-gone dweller IN the banks OF
Horn Lake. The latter's name is Lee;
the formers, Smith. The letter OF our
correspondent commences by stating:
{" Zone of the bravest Dewels that was
ever Taught was Taught By Jesse Lee
and William Smith, Lee lived near
Horn Lake this year. The parties met
in Scott county, Missouri, and Lee sold
some land to Smith, and had the deeds
fixed up all right and the money was
paid. Lee, after lingering the green
backs, became generous, and dryly re-
marked: ats my treat; let's liquor. "
They stepped into a grocery to liquor.
When Lee paid Over his money, the
grocery man remarked to him-says he
to Lee, says he, "This yer two-bit piece
is a counteTfeiter." Lee was a kinder
huffed about it, and said, ~ guess not,
ole boss" The grocery man insisted
that it was; "he reconed he knoWed,
and he'd be bowed if he was goin' to be
posed on in that by no paTty.n Lee
turned to Smith and remarked: "Smith
this yer chicken hOOf is your'n. l got
it from you jes now. Do you tempt for
to go round the country pedlin' bad
mOney?p
Smith remarked gently: ats all I
got; you a take it or help yourself, or
go bedamned, which ever yer choose"
One word brought on another, our cor
respondent says, until Smith drew his
pistol. Lee had nothing to fight with,
and he got away from there as quickly
as possible. He went to a friend and
borrowed a pistol, and after that az
rangements were made to meet and
fight a regular ''jewell.D They met at
ten O'clock in the morning in a glade
surrounded by trees, about a mile from
the grocery, and commenced firing
promptly as soon as they got sight Of
each other-bOth let off two shots.
Smith was killed dead, having received
both bullets. Lee was shot in the head,
but not fatally.
The correspondent closes thusly: 'The
Dewel was fought July they IL, 1872.
witness to ritter tomas martin,
scOot County, masuria.n
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 59-ln the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County. ennessee-Wtliam l..
Vance vs. .. ID. smith, the heirs Of
CD. smith, Lucy &. Thompson George W.
TbOmDSOu and Philip W. Thompson
IT aDDearfng from the bill which Is sworn 20
in This cause that the Defendant {. ID.
Smffh- is Justly indebted to the complainant
IN fbe sum OF S5ylup3. evidenced by his several
NOTES OF date JuneS, 1851, given for the pur-
chase Of two certain lots known on the plan OF
fne CITY Of Memphis as lots 10 and II, fronting
on Promenade street, 10 secure which said
smith executed his deed Of trust to Philip H.
ThOmpson, trustee, since deceased, and that
this bill seeks the appointment of anew ruS-
tee and a df~vesture Of the legal title out OF the
heirs Of said p. II. Thompson, and a vestiture
OF the same q the new trustee, with full
powers. etc. ad that the residence OF CD.
smith and the unknown heirs Of c. ID Smith
is unknown, ana that Lucy q. Thompson,
George w. Thompson and Philip h. Ih0mp-
son are residents of the state Of Kentucky,
and that they are all uOn-resideutsof state
of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered by tie Clerk and Mas
ter. That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Courkin the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. ON
or before the drst Monday in August, io1, and
plead. answer. or demur TO cOnipla.nants
I'm. or the same will be taken for confessed
as 10 them. and set for hearing ezpartes ana
that q copy Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, IN tha
Memphis Appeal
This 18th day of June, lSZ-
M. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEORGE MALLORY, ID. &. and n.
Charles F. Bullock, soils for COmpft. JED
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LIQUORS.
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 5IT-In the first Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee. Mum, administrator
of the estate of James Carroll, deceased, rs
Samuel PostOn, J. C. stewart ct al
IT appearing that the abOye-styled suit was
Il commenced for the purpose Of settling up
the estate OF james Carroll, deceased, the in
sOIvency Of which has been suggested 70 the
County Court Of shelby County. and praying
that all creditors thereof come forward and
hle their claims, ETC., tLat subpoena has been
issued, and returned bT the sheriff not 10
be found as to defendants Il. d. Johnson, IN.
Fife and James Levi:
II is therefore ordered, That such creditors
maize their appearance herein at the Court
house, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in October,
1872, and file and establish their claims against
said estate, having themselves made parties,
ETC., and that said non-resident defendants
make their appearance herein on the first
Monday in August, 1872, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants' bill. or the settlement
of said estate viii be proceeded with eIparte
as to the creditors, and the cause as to said
defendants set for hearing eXparte. and that q
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks In the Memphis
Appeal.
This June %, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. BLACK, d. q. and 81.
Haynes q Stockton, SOlrs for GOmplt. Jun
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AHORSE-THlEF



Harry Cranmer arrived in the city
yesterday with John Hunt, colored,
whom he brought from Holly Springs,
on a charge of DEMONSTRATING. John ran
away from Fayette county about q year
ago with a very fine mare, the property
of Mr.. Cameron. He wa pursued, and
nearly overtaken on the Horn Lake
road, by a party of policemen, among
whom was Mat Shelby, the candidate
for Constable. When he found himself
in a tight place he abandoned the ami
NAL and took to the woods, making his
escape. He was not heard from until
about four days ago, when Chief Athy
GOT such information as led him to be-
lieve il was the same fellow they had IN
custody at Holly Springs. Captain
Cranmer was Immediately dispatched
for him and brought him to Memphis
Yesterday. When on examination i'll
the presence of Justice Spellman yester-
day. Mr.. Nealis happened into the
office, and recognized in the person OF
John Hunt a negro who attempted to
kill r. r. CatrOn, his (Nealis's) brother
in-law, four years ago. He swOre to the
fact and had the fellow bound over IN
the sum of ten thousand dollars, TO an
swer. this latter charge.
The way of it, according to Mr..
Nealis, was this: Mr.. Catron, brother
to Mrs. Nealis, was visiting at the house
three miles from the city, when this
negro lounged along as if he were going
still further into the country. He
stopped, and was admiring some job
then going on inside the fence which re-
quired continuous application. MI.
Catron went out to relieve the person
operating, in order TO let him have
dinner. The negro, who had seen
Nealis give Catron seventy dollars a
few moments before to carry to some
person in the city, raised his rife and
fired at Catron's head, which, owing to
a lucky dip forward at the moment,
missed the bullet by the breadth of two
hairs. The deeply-dyed villain escaped
that time, but justice has reached him
at last. Mr.. Catron is collector at the
APPEAL Office at present, and will be
ready to give his testimony at the proper
time.
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MATRIMONIAL.
Calvary Church the Scene OF one Of the
RaPPiest Events Of the Season.

a marriage stands d~eservedly at the
head Of the long category Of human
bliss. 1t is also the center of romance
and the fountain of sweet poetry, hence
the deep interest it has for all ages and
conditions. The bell tolls and the organ
plays on Sundays as well as holidays,
but the gladsOme sounds Of thanks and
praise find their flight to heaven by
more ways when a marriage takes
place than on any other occasion. Last
night Calvary church was full ofpeople,
bachelors and spinsters, lonely young
girls and old mothers of families, to be
edited by the solemn, yet happy, union
of Mr.. George MeNabb and Miss Matte
Grove, of which mention was made in
yesterdays APPEAL. The church was
tastefully decorated by GOepeI, and in
front of the sacristy hung an elaborate
marriage bell Of rare flowers. At half
past nine o'clock Colonel Galloway, led
the bride down to the altar, while
the groom, with his attendants, moved
down the other aisle. Not being very
well up in the sublime art Of the mOdisfe.
this astOnished reporter cannot attempt
to describe dresses, but he IAN con-
scientiOusly say, from the depths Of a
well regulated Judgment and a discrim-
mating taste that the bride, the fair
bride, looked beautiful and happy as she
leaned upon the arm of her escort,
Colonel Galloway. Being made one,
according to the impressive ritual of the
Episcopal Church, DR.. White officiating,
the bridal party retired to the residence
Of Colonel w. Thompson, at the Whea-
ton Garden, South Memphis, where
they entertained their friends and in
vited guests. They left at three o'clock
this morning for an extended tour, first
visiting st. Louis. They carry with
them the hearty wishes Of a large num-
Der of friends for their unaIlOyed hap
piness and prosperity in life. Este par
DetUQ.
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TIMELY
A Few Suggestions to be Used in Case
Of Necessity.

The reports of the mildness Of the
present visitation of cholera, which were
so carefully disseminated some weeks
since, have all proved incorrect, and
Europe is now under a visitation of the
epidemic. The usual alarm is eXpe-
rienced-one class of persons accepting
its coming as a dispensstiOn to which We
must submit, and another class devising
modes to mitigate the severity of the
visitation and to cure the disease
One writer declares, very nationally,
that cleanliness, good food, regular
habits, will almost secure person or a
place; and where those are wanting
there is no security.
Another assures US that cholera, in its
first stage, can always be successfully
treated, unless the system is weakened
by other disease, by dissipation, or by
some special cause. A Rev. DIR. Hamlin
suggests this cholera mixture: Equal
parts, by weight, of liquid laudanum,
spirits of camphor and tincture of rhu-
barb; which has been used here, not only
by him, but by many Others, with the
greatest success in meeting the first
stages of the disease. If diarrhea is
carefully kept off by the use Of this mix
ture, the danger of cholera is very
slight"
In the second stage of relapse and
cramps, clear brandy taken internally,
mustard plasters and other means Of
keeping up. external heat, by friction,
etc, are very often used with success.
There is always hope in cholera until the
patient is actually dead, and in sever
cases recovery often depends upon the
persistency and energy with which the
disease is met and attacked at every
stage.
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APOLOGETIC.
How Sorry n Newspaper Is hen IL
Does WrOng-A Melancholy Story.

An East Tennessee contemporary
apologies for the wrong done this city
and III churches and public morals.
when it asserted that the kenO-dealers
and bawds Of Memphis had paid Mayor
johnson ten thousand dollars for the
poor privilege Of plundering innocent
youths. 1t says that It published
the dispatch as II came over the wires,
and regrets exceedingly that a SANDER
so foul and mOnstrous should have
found publicity through its pages Our
Mayor and people viii be pleased to see
how earnestly the gross wrong our local
chief magistrate is apOlOgised for, and
how ashamed the editor was that so in
famous a Islander appeared in the papers
affecting q city of Tennessee. What
shameless heathens we must be deemed
abroad Can't the Mayor get out a
handful, and have the world advised Of
the great outrage done him unwittingly
by the whole newspaper press Of the
country.
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A FEMALE SHYLOCK.
A Whole Child Held 10 Enforce the
Payment Of "a Debt.

A woman Of affection who had been a
dweller upon Annie Gallagher's oil
clothed steps for several months, took a
notion to leave there, and she left, with
out giving any notice. The Gallagher
had a bill of sixteen dollars against her,
and hence the stealth and secresy Of her
stealing herself away. When free, and
had time to reflect, She remembered her
young one, and going or sending for it,
received for answer that no "brat'' was
there. She then sued out a search war
rant and placed it in the hands of Frank
Brennan, who discovered the boy on
Annie's premises. Justice Spellman
had the case before him, when all the
facts, and many more, were developed.
Annie wanted to hold the young one for
the debt, but the Squire would not al
low it. He said the law did not recog-
nize such security as that. The child
had to be given up, and Mrs. Gallagher
had to paw the costs. 1t is n Of the
peculiar cases that some times enliven
the sensation.loving audiences Of Magis-
trates' Courts.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE.

Capitalists or prOperty-owners wish
to invest in a irst-class cotton plan
would do well to notice the adj
vertisement in to-day's issue under the
head of "FOr Sale or Exchange" The
plantation is situated in a healthy local
is above overflow, and will be sold
for less than half its value. The owner
is compelled to sell in order to push his
present business, and parties wishing to
secure a good home and a valuable plan
tatiOn should lose no time in making a
trade for IT.
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DLANTATION-A splendid cotton ana STOCK
raising plantation, situated in the Tall2s
hatchie Valley, MississtpDlS o 0nered for
sale or eNehaEe f0r Memphis property. The
b ace contains 2S0 acres, 80 acrts OF winch J.
open. The land j. rich, and capanle o. PIou.
81, NOM one 10 two bales OF cotton pei acre.
T1e improvements are IN lair order, anu lts
Hp-1ducIfous are always accessible 70 market
frbFs Is a rare chance TO secure a good place. II
yyfW H. EXCHANGED or sold ON terms
o. in sections 10 suit purchasers. FOR further
PARTICULARS, inquire al the house OF MllDuIh'
RFaIEer 90. & Union street le26
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Meeting in the Tenth Ward.

A large and respectable gathering of
the citizens and voters candidates in
cluded) of the Tenth ward was held last
night, at the Mississippi House, for the
purpose of organizing a Greeley Club.
The meeting was called to order by
Major Barbiere, President of the Cen
trail Club, who briefly explained
the objects of the gathering, and
set the ball in motion for the
organization Of the Tenth Ward
Greeley Club" The work was speedily
accomplished by the election by accla-
nation Of the following as officers of the
Club: President, Thomas Fleming; Sec
rotary, ]. Johnson; Treasurer, Oscar
Woodbridge.
The organization being completed, the
assemblage was addressed by a number
of candidates, and the meeting adj
jOurned.
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NOn-Resiient Notice.

No. 6O3-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Henry Laird Il others
Us. Ernestine Heinrich, Admx OF p. u.
Heinrich and Others
IT appearing from afidavlt in his cause
that the defendants. Eruestine Heinrich,
widow Of p. TX. Heinrich, deceased, Milan
Heinrich, Ernestine Heinrich, Herman Helm
rich, Frederick Heinrich and Arthur Helm
rich, minor children of Ernestine and P III.
Heinrich, and II. A. Clinch are n0n-restdentS
of the state Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday In September, lS72, and plead an
swer or demur to cOmplainauJs bin, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing ex parte; and thai a copy
OF this order be published once a Weekr tOr
successive weeks, in the Memphis AN
peal. This July 10, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Bv E. Il. MCHENRY. Deputy Q. and N.
a.. ". Frazer, Sol. for cOmpIut. lylA thu
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SEVERAL WISE R

My success is owing to my l~iberality
in advertising.-BORner
Advertising has furnished me with a
cOmpetency.-AmOs laurence.
advertised my productions and made
money.-Nieh0lGs LOnggOrth.
Constant and persistent advertising IS
a sure prelude TO wealth.-SyepheR CT
TdTd.
He who invests one dollar in business
should invest Que dollar in advertising
that business. Z. StlgeGrt.
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AZ LOTS q SALE
FORREST CITY, ARK.
SITUATED
IMMEDIATELY AROUND THE DEPOT
On THE WEST.
THESE LOTS WILL BE SOLD TO THE
Il highest bidder, on the premises, on
Thursday, July 25th, 1872


Forrest city is situated z miles west Of
Memphis and Is one OF the most beautifully
located towns on the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad. 1t is high above any over
flow, and now contains about two thousand
and I've hundred persons, and IS rapidly im.
Froting. 1t is considered one Of the health
iest places in Arkansas.
TERMS-One-third cash; one-third lst Jan
uarv. 1873, and 0ne-third lst January, 1874. \
Ter cent. interest on deferred payments; war
ranty deed given.
So Parties satisfying the conductor tina
they are going for the purpose Of attending
said sale will be furnished by IN with a re-
turn check, making one fare for the rOund
trip. BIZ WILLIAMS,
land and General Agent Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad jyl4
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GAS FITTING, AS Main street.
THE CONFEDERATE RELIEF ASS0-
CATION.

VIII meet Thursday, eighteenth of
July, eight O'Clock in the evening, at
the Second Circuit courtroom, for the
purpose Of electing officers for the ensu-
ingyear. Every member is urged to be
present. 1t is intended to effect a thor
Ough reorganization and reviviicatiOn
of the association. Every considers
ton Of duty to the widows and orphans
of our dead soldiers and the helpless
and manned soldiers in our midst. re-
quires of us the perpetuatiOn CT Our assO-
citation and its establishment on n more
effective sbasis. Let every, member
MINOR MERIWETHER. Secretary.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 81. r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
ronnfv. Teunessee-Richard Cay ct al. vs..
Hector McNair ct al.
IN this cause II appearing from Sheri1Hs re-
turn that q. [. Musick and wife, Mary b.
Nusick. Wade MeNafr, J.. P. McNair and
Agnes McN1ir are nOn-residents, and not to
in shelby county
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of said
Court, in the city Of Memphis, on or before
the first Monday in September, 1872. and plead,
answer or demur to cOmplainant's bill, or the
viii be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex paTts; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This July IS, 1877.
A cOpy-attest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. H CULLEN, Deputy Clerk
Wat. Strong, Sol for eOmplnts- 1ybtu
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THE TICKET.
A Small Lesson for the Free and HIDE
pendent Voters 20 study.

The following are the tickets for the
city and for the county outside the city,
as made out by the Secretary of the
County Executive Committee. The
voters will need to study them, and Sc
lect their men, so as TO be ready TO vote
on Saturday intelligently and satisfac-
torilv to themselves