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SECRET CIRCULARS.
How RadicaIfsm is Consolidated.

In st. Louis the Radicals manage elec.
tons systematically and money is q
chief agent. There came 10 Mansfield
4 Higbee of this city enveloping a
package of drugs, as waste paper, speci-
mems of instructions and blanks to be
filed which are sent to every district,
county and precinct il Missouri. Printed
tables show the relative strength of the
TWO parties in each county and civil
district at the last preceding election
and men are employed in every district
to compile a census Of those who vote
for and those who propose to vote against
Grant. Returns are TO be made to one
John A. Joyce at st. Louis. 1t is re-
quested to be- stated in these returns
where work. should and must be done
and how. A stirring campaign paper
is TO be sent free TO the doubtful. To
such perfection does money bring parti-
Fan organization in Missouri that the
votes are already counted before the
election. Here in Tennessee there are
those who pretend to desire reform. free
dom for the South and good government
for the whole country and yet they
would support a man for Congress
whose election and whose very candida
ture dissOlves all unity and endangers,
in Tennessee, the supremacy Of
.Tennesseans and Of the white race.
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Notwithstanding that the popular and
ever enjoyable comedy Of London As-
UroRce was on the bills at the Memphis
Theater last evening, the audience was
not so large as might have been antici-
pated when such a fine dramatic treat
was presented. Still the house must be
considered a good one, when the many
attractions elsewhere are taken into ac-
count. Many of the l0yers Of the drama
were anxious % witness Miss Jane
COOmb5' personation Of Lady Cav
Spanker," as quite a number of
the leading condolences in the
country have essayed the character
30 the boards Of the theater. and those
who witnessed the acting Of Miss
CoOmbs last evening were not only
pleased by contrast, but highly delight
ed. OF course ali naturally look to the
description Of the " fox hunt" as the
great point IN the comedy, and the ae-
tons WhO had successfully described.
with animation, that old Delightful
Engush sport, is certain TO win the
hearts OF hearers, and carry them bv
storm throughout the piece. In the
character Of The h~untress, Miss Coomhs
was cOstumed correctly, and her earlier
passages were lively, animated and ELI
ing; but when she came to what NAV
be called the "helter-skelterii nor
ton Of the description, he ran
her words SO hurriedly together hat
many Of the uniuitiated, unfamiliar with
the text or who had never q a
fox ran 70 earth must have been per-
fectly oblivioug bow the fairlady got ttiD
at the DEATH Mr.. Pope's hDazzleU
was an original conception Of the char
acter and evidently very correct. He
was cool, self-possessed, assuming, but
not excessively obtrusive. He was the
gentleman, although it was clearly seen
that he was only silver gilt, and bis we'll
lifting clothes and quiet, cool manner
carried him as il does many men these
days into what Mns. Grundy Is pleased
% call "goOd society," As a
whole il was a finished performance.
RainfOrth gave light ~alriness to the
comedy, and his meddlesome am Of
interfering in other peoples affairs cre-
called a good deal OF amusement. Alr.
Shields enacted the part Of "Sir Charles
OouruyH With bis usual care. Mr.. Rand
good as Charles, and Miss OiCon-
nor acquitted herself exceilently well as
Trace Harkaway." Mr.. Pluukeft.
without pretension, modestiv person.
&6ed Dolly Spanker" in a manner tbat
was highly acceptable. The piece was
well placed on The stage. well casf AMI
well played, and viii bear repetition.
Tonight the u-used, much abused play
Of the LAZY Of Lyons, with Miss Coombs
as Pauline and Mr.. Pope az "CiaudeH
sil be played.
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PERSONAL.

H. D.. MCGINNIs, New York; s. P.
Hughes, Clarendon, Arkansas; DR.. L.
NJ. Sykes, Monroe county, Mississippi;
J. H. Tucker, Mississippi; John p.
Dickens, Mississippi; J. f. Stokes, Leb-
anon, Tennessee; William NJ. Norman,
st. Louis; George D. Brooks, New York;
C. d. Tenny, New York; are at the
Peabody Hotel.
WuLO HAYWOOD of the Brownsville
States and James Dunlop, Esq, Attor-
ney-General in the Paris district in this
State are at the Peabody Hotel.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARYOFKENTUCKY
GIFT CONCERT.

We call the particular attention Of our
readers to the final announcement OF
Governor Bramlette, in our advertising
columns, in reference to the Second
Grand Gift Concert to be held in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the seventh day of
December next. The greater portion of
the tickets are already sold, and a half
million dollars deposited in bank and
held for the payment of all gifts offered,
as will be seen by the certificate of the
Cashier of the Farmers and DroVers'
Bank, published in the advertisement.
The demand for tickets since this an
nouncement has been made is more
brisk than ever, and the remnant will
be disposed Of at an early day, so that it
behOOves those OF our friends who want
to participate in this magnificent distri-
button to order their tickets at once.
No agent viii be permitted to sell
tickets for the Managers after the TWEEN
ty-hfth of November, which makes the
time very short for the supply of those
who may want tickets.
TIE Concert and Drawing Is by au-
tn .ty of a special act Of the Legisla-
IL of Kentucky, so that all its benefits
may be, as now, absolutely and forever
free to every citizen Of every State.
There are n thousand gifts in all, the
largest being one hundred thousand dol
lars, and the smallest one hundred dol
lars,
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W. 2. MrTcHELI's School, 8Os Third st.

l HAVE long known the virtues of
Jayne's ExpectOrant, and frequently
tested them on myself and family, when
afflicted with coughs or colds. L believe
il to be n Of the hest remedies ever
discovered for these maiadies.
! am about 10 sail in o week OF two on
a voyage to Europe, and should as soon
think of exposing myself to the chang
ing sitios Of England without an over
coat as without a supply Of Jayne's Ex-
pectOrant. REv DIR. BOWLING,
Formerly Pastor Of Berean Baptist Church.
New York.
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NOn.R Resident Notice.

No. 75-In the First Chaneery Court OF shelby
county, Tenuessee.-M NJ. Buck q Co. vs.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company ct al.
IT appearing from fddavit in his cause
Il that the defendant, The Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company, a resident Of
Arkansas, and Henry r. Vail, q citizen Of
New York, are both non-residents OF the state
Of Tennessee, that the bill was filed October
n, 1872, alleging that defendant, said Railroad
Company, was Indebted to cOmplainautst n.Ihe
sum Of SOL %, as evidenced by % promissOry
note of said Company to the complainant and
exhibited with the bin; thai a writ Of attach
ment has been issued and returned, levied
on the property of said Company
It is therefore ordered, That they maze their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis. Tennessee, on or before the
hrst Monday in December, 1872, and plead, an
sWer or demur to compartments bill, or the
viii be taken Tor confessed As to them
and set for hearing eZ parte; and that a cop
this order be published once a week, for
-four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
a cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. j. BLACK, Deputy q. and a.
H.t.av Kline Sol. for complainant. 'OC2d #
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TO ADVERTISERS.


EDhibjtOrsG at the Exposition Uho
wish EXTENDED notices of their
goods on exhibition can Ieave their
orders at Man9ord's newsstand,
in the Exposition BaiJdtns.
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No. G7.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
SHELBY county, Iennessee-Auguston Aston
vs. Il. $. Ayress Macy, Rankin Co.. and
others.
i appearing from fidavit dled in this
u cause that the Defendants j.. a. Macy,
Charles s. Rankin, Joshua p. " OltOn, Luther
Ewing and Matilda Mitchell. firm Of Macy,
Rankin & Co., Proyine Mccormack, Lewis
HOWes, George r. Preston, John q. KIM
brough, CatIin Preston, William r. Preston
and John D. Preston are nOn-residents OF the
state of Tennessee:
1t IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
At The courthouse Of the second ChauceTy
Court In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday in December, 1877, aud
plead, answer or demur to compartments
bill, or the same win be taken for confessed
as 70 them, and set for hearing sxparte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
This October n. 1872.
MIDI. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
a Cupy-attest.
smith, scatt & jefferson, 6 Oltrs ffr Comp
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SPEAKING.

The candidates for Congress will adj
dress the people Of Memphis on Thurs
day night, October 3lst, at the Memphis
and Ohio railroad depot.
On Friday night, November LIST, at
the depot Of the Mississippi and Tonnes
see railroad.
On Saturday night, November I'd at
Cochran Hall.
Speaking will commence at half-past
seven o'clock,
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ATTENTION!

The old familiar MONROE SALOON
has at length arose from the ruins Of the
late great fire, and is now open for the
comfort of its former patrons and the
generally.
same proprietor who ran IL In the DAYS Of
yOFe,
Bids welcome TO ali his friends once more.
q. NJ. FRANCIOII,
Southwest corner Monroe n Second streets.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 100, r. DIN Probate our Of Shelby
county, Iennessee.-Erasmus I. Rose Va. J.
y EliotL Ellen G. Rose, Francis y. Rose,
VIM A. Rose p Mary r.. Rose, guardian.
appearing from bill which IS sWOrD 70
II 10 tnls cause that J. Il. Elliott Is 8 non
resident or the state Of Tennessees
us therefore ordered, That be make bis
appearance herein, at The court-house al tho
Afpp4te Court Of shelby county. tennessee.
on pf before tie nrst Monday Ia December.
tefA ana plead answer or demur 10 com
plainauts bil or the same VIII Be taken for
confessed a. 70 him and set for hearing er-
partej and thai copy Of this order be pub.
uhned once week. Tor four successive weeks.
IN the memphis Appeal This 18th day OF Oc-
A -copy-attest: JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
BY y r. CULLEN, 7. e.
J. =. Templa. Sol lor eomplnL oc2a N
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10 ADHERTIsERS

as has been stated from the first
day Of the Publication Of the
SUTDAT APPEAL, it Is a dis
tiHct and separate Issue, and no
advertisement is inserted IN It I'M
less specially ordered and paid
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THE WEATHER.

from the signal Bureau, Exposition Build
lng-Special Probabilities for Memphis
during the Expositonl
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 81
7:30 p.m.-Falling barometer, south
westerly winds, threatening weather
and rain, for Wednesday, thirtieth inst.
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THE ~GUIDE.BOOK

INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION,
Embracing a complete list of all arti-
cles on exhibition, and a description Of
all articles Of particular interest, is nov
reaGy and forsale at the Exposition and
at the various neWs-stands in the CITY.
Price, twenty cents.
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TEN TONS MEATH

Just received f"I the fall trade one full
CARLOAD ATMoRE's MINCE MAAT,
put up in ), Is and 81 pound buckets,
half barrels and barrels. This is the
best mince meat made in America. Gro
GERS supplied.
OLIVER. FINNIE CO.
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in front Of my Office, No. Sl Second street,
IN the city of Memphis, proceed 70 sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scubed real estate, levied on as the property
OF defendant, William Cox, tO-Wit.
A tract Of land in shelby county. state Of
Tennessee, being known and designated as the
north part Of lot NOS, in Edward s. TOdd's
plan Of the One-hundred-acre tract Of land
sold by B. Wtuchester to Joh =. ClaybrOOz,
and by the said Claybrook unto the President,
Directors and Company of the Mol Sank Of
Tennessee, and by said bank TO William Cox,
containing by estimation four and twenty
eight hundreds u &-l00i acres, more or less,
ana Wounded as follows tO-wit: Beginning
where the south side Of BsSs street intersects
the center Of SOphyis Spring bayou. thence
north os' east, seven a. chains twenty-five %
links 20 stake sltuated at the northwest cor
ner of lot No. 10; thence with the line Of lot
NO. 10 south 1 east, six i6l chains thirty-seven
90 links to a stake; hence running between
the two springs south 81 west, one tD chain
thtrty-siN 49, inks to a stake; thence south
~ west, four (4l chains fourteen lH links to
the center Of Sophyis Spring bayou: thence
the center of the bayou 20 the begin
ming, to satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
sale to commences at eleven O'Clock am.
W. J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
MeStcOtt & Stahl. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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ANDREW JOHNSON CENTRAL CLUB.

Andrew johnson Central Club will
meet
o'clock, at Cochran Hail, IN Main, be-
tween Washington and Poplar streets.
S. a. TANLOR. s~ecraiarN-
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snturdnr. Norember p. -

within legal hours, the following described
real estate tO-wit:
Situate, living and being in the county OF
shelby and state Of Tennessee, beginning az
the southwest corner Of Fifth and Gaines
streets, in Fort Pickering; thence west with
the south line Of Gaines street SO feet; thence
south III feet to Division street; thence east
so feet 10 Fifth street, and thence north IN
feet 10 Gaines street. Also, lots z and s, ina
block L, in Williams addition to Fort Pick
ering.
Terms Of Sale-As to that portion fronting
ls feet, 3 inches on Third street and running
back with Gaines street 40 feet, cash; as 10
balance, on q credit of seven month; pur-
chaser executing notes, with approved secu-
rlty lien retained; equity Of redemption
barred. This October Is, 1877.
N. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
j. u. BIgelOw. SoIIcitor. ocla
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GAS FITTING, is Jefferson street.

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress eIe-
gantly, and at thesame time save money,
should go at nee to Waggener's, SUI
Main street. He is doing a c. o. D. bust
ness-nO bad debts; small profits.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

60 to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's IS Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, brioklayer, pa Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No I'll Main street Three faultless gem
l0E afly cents.
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SPEAKING.
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEG1sLA

THE CANDIDATES o THE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
This evening at half-past seven o'clock
the several candidates for the two houses
of the Legislature will speak a tthe Beale
street market. Tomorrow night these
gentlemen will address the people at the
Poplar street market. 1t is of the utmost
Importance that proper men be sent to
Nashville. Measures of the utmost i'm
portance to such a city and county as
this must be enacted or defeated by the
next General Assembly.
FOR CONGRESS.
Messrs. Haynes, Lewis and Kellar,
candidates for Congress, will address
the people of Memphis, at Cochran Hall,
on Friday evening, November LIST, at
half past seven o'clock.
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CHAPPED Hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other cutane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casewell, Hazard &
Co., New York. For sale by all drug
gists.
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BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CELEBRA-
TED 0YsTERs.-John A. SignaigO, No.
81 Poplar ST., is now ready to supply oys-
ters at wholesale, in and around Mem
phis. Orders promptly filed.
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sHOEsl SHOES

A lot Of ladies' French morocco shoes
at a bargain, and infants kid shoes at
sixty-twO cents a pair to-day. at
MENKEN BROS.
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DR.. J. B. WATSON, No. Sc Monroe ST.,
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
OXideG Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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FOR SALE.-Tomato catsup by the
gallon; genuine Goshen butter; At
moTe's mince meat; new hams and
breakfast bacon; all kinds of choice gro
cerles. ,CONAWAY d LINsDAY,
2Ra MIN sIrnat
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A pacing match took place in which
there were three entries. Itwas won by
Mr.. S. Green in two straight heats. This
closed the proceedings of the Fourth
Annual Fair. Sic transit gloria.
As the days grow shorter, we begin to
seek amusement for the long evenings
that are approaching. Many incline to
reading, and works long neglected are
commenced. Each year adds new MEM
bers to the large number wearing spec
tacles, and the first inquiry of the be-
ginner is: ffWhere can l procure the
spectacles best calculated to preserve
and strengthen the sight?" To all
such, and those needing to change
glasses they are now using, we would
say, get the Diamond SpectGcles in pref
erence to all others. They are sold in a
thousand irst-class jewelry stores
throughout the country, and in Mem
phis only by the well-known and pOpu-
lar jeweler, w. G. Bird, which fact
alone is a guarantee of their worth.
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within IGZul NNDLi-s the LoiAOMlnN described
real estate osionaing 20 the estate OF r. n,
Bond, deceased, lying IN shelby county, Ten
uessee, in District Nc.l, Range 8, section 5,
bounded as f0ilOWss
Lot No. l-beginuinc at a stake in a road IN
the east line OF the Herrell tract. OF which this
lot isa part; thence north with said line s.
chains and % links TO a stake; thence west h
chains and IS links TO a stake; thence S IS7 r
b chains and 9 inks 10 a White0ak marked
So BE; thence east "a chains and 90 INKS 10 the
bcginning-cOntaining 50 acres.
Also, Lot No. &begtnning at the Sc conner
Of Lo' No. ], and runs thence south B chains
and IS links to the NE CornerOf dover lot No.
with sWeetgum pointers; thence west II
chains and 10 links to the NV corner Of said
dover lot, with redOak sapling pointer
thence south 10 or s chains and Il links 10
No SW corner Of said dover lot, with sassa-
fras and redoak sapling pointers; thence west
3 chains q s. links 20 q stake, 60 being one
Of the corners Of dover lot No.. 4. thence
north Z chains and IS inks TO steke The NE
g rner of dover lot No. j; thence west Is
chains and 30 links to the NV corner OF said
dover Tot stake $ 28L Z So links from a white
oak marked TX thence north Is chains
ana So nlks 10 a stake; IN nee ezst 90 chains
md l' links to q stake in west line HarreIi
tract; thence south 2 degreeseast g chains and
70 links 20 The SW corner OF lot No. a. the0ce
east l4 chains q links TO the heginniur-
containing 15-l00 acres.
Terms d SAFE Cash.
JAMES REILLI, Clerk.
ByI. Ri. CULLEN Deputy Clerk.
n y. sale SOL for cOmpln't oel2
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HEDGE pLANTsI NURSERY STOCK
Nl Fruit ana Flower Fiatesi Address n. IL.
PHOENIX. BLoouE9roE NURsERY, lILI-
SoIs. a9 acres; 4st year: Y Greeuhouses.
Apple, l4pl ~ 2ya 80 SyseQi ~ 50
catalogues u cenH- fyH
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has Co.
dey and PetersOn's for November; also,
all the leading late publications from ali
sources.
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ECoNOMY-For gentlemen to send their
fall d winter clothing TO be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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FOR RENT.

DESuDENCE-A hewly fitted mp two-stor,
n brick residence, 81 Adams street opD6.
site Benz. Babbs. Apply 20
OCT j. p. MEUX, IS Union street.
ID residences and other houses for rent receIv.
h enhtps accepted. W. healley, &0Aail
an ACRES or LAND-Efnely improved.
~ vel supplied with all varieties Of fruits
four miles from the corporation. on the STATE
Lln road. Apply % W. II. nOLER.
0cl7 Rental Agent, 81 Madison street.
CTOkE BOOM-No. 81 Jefferson street, nov
- occupied as q Barter shop. Possession
given Immediately. Apply 20
oc2 GE0. SHIELDS a co.. a Main 81.
DD0MH%5uit Of rooms nust floor up stairs.
n over or store, northeast conner Main and
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mantua-makerB stand. POssesslon given
Isl september. GEO. SHIELDS a. CO.
aus Z9 Main street.
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WAGGENER, 3I74 Main street, has the
'-I'est merchant-tailoring establishment
n the city; the largest assortment of
go dds fresh from the hands Of the i'm
DOrter.
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LAW


First Circuit ouFt-HnsAei SuH8e'
This Court is still engaged in the trial
OF the case Of Waddell & Boyd, use OF,
LoOney VS. Robbins & Plant. The argu-
ments Of counsel will be made to-day.
The following constitutes to-day's calen-
dar: 10, Dickens VS. Cash; 81, Ayd-
lett vs. Dickens; 1876, Leftwich VS. Fife;
1879, Cash VS. Dickens; l435. Bretzmau
VS. st. Louis Packet Company; 1870,
Trent VS. Dickens; 1857, Hyatt & 0dell
VS. Megibbon; 1888, Union and Planters
Bank vs. Day; 1916, Gregory vs. Sigler;
l770, Townsend We Walt; IVA, Mabry
VS. City Bank; 1775, Tobin vs. Walcott,
Smith & Co.; 1879, Wilson d Gregg vs.
Cheek; 1879, Trenholm d Son vs. Mer-
chants National Bank; 1899, Lucarini
vs. Littieton; 1891, CanOvan VS. Cock;
1874, Pike vs. City Bank; 1897, Seigler,
ct al vs. Corona q Co.; 1893, Snayely vs.
poof, Phillips q Co.; 1890, Raggio Va
Wright, ct al; 1901, johnson, Hersh &
Co. VS. Corona, ct al; 1906, Taylor d
Co. vs. Larkin; 1910, SouthwOrth VS.
Memphis & Arkansas River Packet
Company; l4s2, James Roper & Bro. vs.
Dickinson, ct al; 1881, Dickinson,
Williams & Co. vs. Rootes & Co.
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DY virtue Of q renditi0ni erpOHGs to me d.
ID rected, from the Flrst Circuit Court OF
Shelby Ounty Tennessee, in the case Of n.
Dufiiu against John Balm, ndmiuistratOr Of
John II. Balm and William Cox, Judgment
rendered May p, 1872, fOr the sum OF thre hun
drtd and seventeen dollars and thirty-five
cents, with legal interest from date Of judg-
ment, besides costs Of suit, amounting 70 six
teen dollars and ten cents tSlB 10, / twin, on
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FOR CHTCOT CITY.

For Helena, Friars Point, Chicot City and
the Bcnus-SteaIuer
TYRONE ---...--... . Harmon. master
COUTHERN OIL WORKS hav- -
y ing chartered the steamer k<zlE@N
Tyrone, Capt. Harmon, 70 takega@-
the place Of the steamer Pink Narulo with
drawn temporarily Tor repairs VIII leave as
abovcou WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18th, at 4oiclOck
pm. For freight or passage, having fine ac-
cOmlnodatiOns, apply on board, foot of Jefer-
son street. oe2q
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR VTCKSBURG.

Memphis and 81. LOuis Packet Company
For Helena, ChiCot, G~reenYtlle ard Nlcks-
burg@Connecting at ChicOt with the Little
Rock. Pine Blum and New Orleans railroad;
also. the Mississippi ,Ouacaita and Red River
railroad. In place Of Julia,
steamer ". j.. LEWIS, IT.
WIN leave as above THIS DAY, October 5Utn,
al o'clock am.
oc80 FLEM. CALvERT, Rupt.