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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THIS time he lives In Milwaukee, aud Is a
professional bill-pOster. The English estate
10 which he has fallen h6lr consists OF the
entire town Of Patten, and Is worth "a, 900, OOO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

the difference In natures was well illus
trAted at u railroad depot. Two slsters met,
10, my dear sister, said one, eKhaustedly, as
they embraced. you've been eating onions"
said the other, calmly and fearlessly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THE Pacific coast wreeklng company Is
getting the treasure which was sunk With the
loOcAdlA off the coast OF Ecuador, and
am0unted 10 10000, 600
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

THH WAHHINGToE CITY SAyIRas BAhE, cor
hsF Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays six per cent. Interest on all degOJlta. De-
dOaltg can be made anddTaWn at will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Last night We received from James L. SAyre,
No ll8s Seventh street, can OF delicious Ice
cream. IL was the hnest We ever tasted, and
proved that Sayre IL one Of tho best contection.
ers 10 the city. There e nothing Ike ice cream
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

PERTB0rLY FITTIHa SHIRTs; ono Of the
largest RssuFinonts In tho United states.
Price, t250. NEO q. HEENTHd,
No. llO Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Yesterday morning, about 1880 O'Clock, q col.
0red man named Francis Wise, employed on the
Eighteenth street sewer, had his leg broken BY
tho eaVing 10 OF bank which fel upon him
lie was carried 10 hls home on Eleventh street,
where he received medical attention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

TANING ANINALs.-seYerity Is neither re-
quiTed nor practlced by successful tamers OF
wild animals. There Is no course OF treat
ment that so quickly aud eHectually subdues
the ferOcity Of savage beasts or birds as rope
tltiOns Of kindness. Even lions, tigers, The
grizzly bear OF California, and the polar bear
may be taught acts OF obedience by simply
gaining their confidence. As soon as they
are satlsded that no harm Ii Intended, 81
which all carniyerous animals seem 10 enter
taln an instructive apprehension ut the hand
Of man, they become doclle, comparatively
as far Us compatible under deprivation 81
liberty, and regard him US friend Fear
should not be excited. A single blow Is never
forgotten, since ever after they stand on the
defensivei nor can their dlstTusl DO overcome
with some OF them by years Of tender inter-
course. Ia the process OF breaking horseb
and oxen, which simply means teaching them
what IL expected Of them, neither Whips nor
chains are necessary. Expeditions OF kind
acts, with soft words never fail OF being un,
derstOOd by them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

GEoRGR FRANGIs TRAM hAtters himself
that be ls ''the most gigantic and successful
fraud the world has ever seen"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street pays six per cent on deposits.
Banking houTs-9 To Z. Saturdays, y to and
gtOA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The injuries Of Michael Droney, one OF tho IN,
iOrtunAtes at the State Department disaster " no
was taken 10 Providence hospital, appear 10 be
ribs being broken and his lungs bruised, and he
has every symptom Of being otherwise Injured
Internally.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

A STOCK company for the puIpoose, 90 Of
prOpagatlDg trout, with capital Of o. 600,
has been organized In Plttsaeld.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
GlTY MEMS.

CLosINuoUr SALE Of $50, 900 worth Of Boots
and Shoes at wholesale prices. Extraordinary
Inducements, In order TO make improvements.
At HEILBRUS's SToRR,
4is Seventh street,
ie27.2w Next to Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
THB CITY AND DEPARTMENTS
Gre, LAM was yesterday appointed CSam.
lnor Of drugs at the Philadelphia custom. house,

srArisTIos at the Treasury Department show
that there are no Irish In Utah. Advertise.
ments for help In the Utah papers never have
mo Irish need apply"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

WALKIEG SUITS, adapted TO country wear, at
extremely low prices. OEO. q. HKHNINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Vile and Cumberland Island mual bs eJmplsIed Ihl,
s0Asoh
sPsoasaiiOns and Printsd forms for prOposa |. will
be furnished on application. =
~ msior RnRinsaru aud RVt. Dol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

U, X. HH0MEKR OET1cF,l
TuMn brOnY, UnoH HANK nUIIDIsG,
hAlHITE, NEAR OmAhLna aTHEHT Z
BALTIMORE, Nd, July g. I'M "
rrrqpoaAla aIa Invited for Dredging UhAnnSl psaF
hAlabpry, IN Wloomla0 river, MaTyahd PropoIss n
Do sealed, 10 duplicate, Endorsed Oh OuSldo AID ~.
oomPAhled " copy OF thil advertisement viii ia
feoeiysd until boon Of August D tala and viii IL
pPspea ~ ton minutes thereafter pFo.snos 81 Iush
~ The material e easily TOmeKed. There Ia no rock
Ihs ohannei y not 70 creed NoIon feet Ia depth II
7peeihqAtiohl, forms Of proposal, and any dSsiFsd
Inflammation Ia be had on appoaii0n a thIs nj NJ
The riEht To reject any "a I! TossTysd'
l.. WM, p, ORAIOHHL,
nh Major Ol'fnaluSsFa. III. X AIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
JACOB STINZING,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
900 MARYLAND AVENUE,
Between siHih and seventh streets, IsIand.

NOilOk-TO WHOM ~ MAY UONURRN-IS
4 hereby glyen that the Aduialstrat1f Of HRR
hEhI WfhhAh, late LisutonAat In the 9Th
Iagiment Illinois VOllntssru not balng able RftSf
HYu9 sAotuon, 70 hnd JOHN and uHAnLEasWEY.
nan Two qi the brothsna and diatFihutsau Of the
ssAte o. aid dseodent will proceed 10 dlstTbuto The
enAfoi o. said CHARLES and John WeymAn among tbo
2lhsI helIs sqeordnE 70 the direction o the supfamS
boait q me DiatHqt q OolumhiA holding q special
teIni unoal said Charles aud Inhn Woynsn or either
S shsH make suosq q the sdRlRlst5ateT thSlT % hls
DAY q bsgtsmbsT, A. D, is7l FREHk TRiGd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

WHITE AND BRowE LINEN DUCK GOATS, pAntA
looms aud vests, In variety.
uEO. o. HEHHIHG,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
RARI.Ow,s nALLRRY OF FINR ARTr

Renewed from No. I231 70 Ne. I99S PsHa-
sylvHnia avenue.
On tree exhibition and Tor sale lArTe collection Of
OPalntiuEs, hngrAvnEa OhTOnos, hron ,CafvthEa,
btAtnAfy, rare UnA Alan, ohoioe stock Of PoroeAH
Nm. BARLOW.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Women Gamblers At Monaco, the Gambling
Centre or southern Europe,

Women Gamblers At Monaco, the Gambling
Centre or southern Europe,
A New York World correspondent, writing
Of Monaco, a noted gambling place on tho
Mediterranean, says:
Among the curlOsity-seekers are many
women, escorted about gu the arms OF friends,
and apparently looking on for time with
sentiments Of disgust. But literally II Is here.
and with these women, comfy the first step
that COSTS for the next night hook again,
and these same women will BE- found AT the
same table, Installed, perhaps, between u ser
want discharged from one Of the hotels and q
miserable fellow wranglng about his bets.
Everybody, In sOOth, seems 10 time 10 fall
stricken with u mad frenzy for play-the old
Us well a. the yOung--and fools appear no
more liable TO Il than those reputed Tor sa-
gaclty. We have seen sucOumb finally 10 IL
even men who, tranquil and confident OF
their own self command, were full OF COM
passion for the maduess OF Others.
About II o'clock a bell Ia heard, aud a
crowd rush unanimously toward the military
station. But for some time later the place Is
still thr0nged with people, including those
poor unfortunates who, having lost their al,
are unable TO get away, aud have no other
lodging places but the gardens-prOfesslOn
gamblers, pawnbTOkors, faded Niles dejOie,
and those other nameless creatures that grow
In thH sha te Of gambling house like toad
stools On Il muck heap These, however,
gradually SINK away Into their several dens
and lurking placcs, the music Is hushed, and
all the lights are eXIingushed except OF the
are-hies among tue feaIhery leaves of the
palm trees.
All this Is repeated night after night. The
scene Is ever the same with unGhanglng
decorations; the catastrophe never varies;
materially only the mad actors are shifted.
Those who knew the COrnlche In former
years, when all these little towns had their
peculiar lndoscrlbable grace and charm, rs
though, Indeed, Monaco was the gem Of ALL
would now miss that delightful individuality,
for the railway aud central licensed gambling
CaslnO here ut Monaco have made them sub
urbs of this place.
OF course, the bank, like all other gamb-
ling banks, as a rule wins, though now aud
then the tickle goddess allows the light Of her
cOuntenance To fall upon some OF the outside
gamblers, and then there Ia much excitement
and not nnfrequently regular scene. The
other day four American sharpers succeeded
In getting In 4 very heavy turn on the bank.
The crOupiers accused the lucky parties Of
having begun tile game with counterfeit bank
notes, and on that ground refused to pay
them the last stakes, amounting TO upwards VI
$40, OOO whereupon the Yankees drew their
reyOyeTs aud took fop,lble possession Of the
money. As there Is no pc Ice In Monaco,
they were not molested any further, and con
sequently went on their way rejoicing.
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14
TRUTH
SAFE.

FINDER mi by virtue OF Deed OF trust to
me executed By Charles Pfsunestfehl, on
the Sd day Of March, 1888. mi duly recorded
At the Registers once 81 shelby county. Tn
nessss. In Record Boob No IS, part second,
pages los and lC9 and 10 End Ia VII, en-
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moRrnr AZ

Morton's speeches are to be pub
tished as Radical oampaign docu.
ments. That the supreme excellence
Of Morton may never be questioned,
the pdblisheF proposes, on alternate
pages, to give a chapter nom Morton
and one from CULVER. Morton de-
clared in the senate q few days ago
that "the kuklux army was equipped
and organized for war with better
guns than those sold 10 the French
by Grants ring Of thieves, that Bis
marck and the German army might
be exterminated. On the next page
after this speech, viii appear, with
a proper wood-cut, the story Of the
Chicago fire that befel the capitol Of
Lilliputia and OF the steam fire
engine with which CULVER extin-
guished the flames. Morton's word
painting Of the demonism of the ku-
klux will be further illustrated bya
picture Of Main street, Memphis, on
Mardi Grss, when the ghostly kuklux
appeared and hAngeda grinning son
of Ham at the corner Of Main and
Madison, in order that our people
might have some adequate apprehen-
sion OF the vilIainous character as
cribed to US abroad. This book will
have a great run, and, all in all,
will be the most truthful representa-
ton Of the ~absurdities Of politics,
Of the lies told by politicians, and OF
the credulity of the rabble, that ever
appeared. Strange a people here
think 1t, and utterly incredible, yet it
is true that Morton in the senate
chamber of the United States, the
council chamber Of the Amer
lean empire, did utter these glaring
lies, and even more strange-there
are people in the North who abso-
.utely give credence to his assertions.
9ulliver is robbed Of his laures and
Morton, our CULVER, still stands
amid the marble pillars Of the capitol
With his red-hot steam fire engine do
ng noble service for the country by !
,xtinguishing, as the New York Her
I'd hath it, the ''smouldering fires Of
he rebellion"
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K0TIfE.

ITO all who are interested in lands lying
In the county OF nTittenden, In the
taxes for the year 1877 win have expired on
the Slst OF March. a = penalty OF s. per
cent. viii have ccrns9, And TIE books Wflfbe
CLOSED. WI. HAHDIN. Eherf0 y
mh8 conactcr Of cTitfendan county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

and consume over ten bales Of cotton
per day. They have already taken
over twice as much cotton as to same
date last year"
The Fort SRnith (Ark.) Herald of
the 9TH is pleased to note the steady
and manifest Improvement going on
at Van Buren,. New houses go up in
all directions, and the MCGEE addi-
ton begins to assume the appearance
Of an independent town.
The Columbus (Mississippi) Index
Of Friday says: ''The spurs of General
Robert e. Lee were shown is the
other day. They have just been sent
by General G.. W. Gusts Lee, to his
friend and classmate, General s. d.
Lee, Of this city, as a momento OF his
father.n
The Natchez Democrat, always up
with the times, very properly asks:
Why will not our Jackson cotempO-
raries Of the Pilot and Clarion stir up
the people of their county in behalf
Of the subscription proposed to be
made to the Natchez, Jackson and
Columbus railroad?
The Magnolia (Arkansas) Flower Of
the 7th saws: Our readers will be fur
nished with some interesting expOsi-
tions of the official conduct Of the
leading M~instrelites in a short time.
And their records will also be laid
before the Republican party and peo-
pie. "Red hot and still hotin'."
The Iberville (Louisiana) South
/ warns its readers on the west bank Of
the lower Mississippi to prepare for
the most overwhelming food that has
ever been known, consequent upon
the melting Of the twenty feet Of snow
that yet covers the plains. The AP-
PEAL sounded the alarm some weeks
ago.
The case Of the Rev. DR.. Huston, of
Baltimore, is to be tried by the follow
ing named committee: Rev. Norval
Wilson, Rev. John Landstreet and
Rev. William s. Baird. This COM
mittee will pass upon such testimony
as is laid before it, and report as to
whether a trial should be ordered or
not.
The Lampasas (Texas) Dispatch of
the I'd instant, announces the death of
William Williams KaVanaugh,
formerly of Tennessee; and his two
sons, DR.. Richard Baxter Kavanaugb
and Nj. James o. Kavanaugh. All
three gentlemen leaves widows and
children. They died within As hours
of each other, and we're buried in one
grave.
The Natchez Democrat is authority
for this: ga young lady in Missis-
sippi who had just graduated came
home and hired q few cOlored people
and undertook the experiment Of
farming. The results at the end of the
year were: eight banks of potatoes,
six hundred bushels Of corn and nine
hundred and sixty-nine dollars in
cash after all expenses were paid"
The OeSoto (Miss.) Times is in
formed that B. R. Chambliss, one
Of our most esteemed citizens has
been arrested by the United States
Marshal, for violating the fourteenth
amendment. We believe this pro-
seeding to be at the instigation of a
Vindietive Radical scOundrel, actuated
~ a spirit Of hatred. All remember
yell the able service rendered by Mr.,
Jhambliss in the last campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

The North China Daily News saws
"A sad accident occurred here, which
proved fatal to a large number OF
lives. The scene of the catastrophe
was the north bank Of the Han river,
about a quarter of a mile above Its
conhuences with the Yangstee. A
portion Of the bank, close b a bushy
ietty, suddenly gave way. Four
houses, which were partially suspen-
ded on long piles, the inmates of those
houses and part OF the street running
parallel with the river, were borne
along with the earth into the waters
below. A number of boats, lying at
anchor just at that spot and under
meath the houses, were crushed and
buried in al instant, leaving not a
trace behind. Multitudes of people
have visited the place, but nothing is
to be seen there except muddy placid
waters, a bare bank, a temple of the
YU, partly overhanging the
deep, and a number Of sampans play
ing about as il nothing had happened.
1t is calculated that nearly a hundred
lives have been lost.
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Wednesday, Thlrd Of Anil. Is72.

between the hours OF 10 an. and 4 p.m., on
the premises, SELL 81 public s8le. TO tie high
est bidder, for cash. the f0slOWtnE descr11ed
property A certain parcel Of vi situate.
lying and being in the city OF Memphis. the
county OF Shelby the State OF Tennessee.
and described as follows, to-wit: Being g
part OF lot numbered three h1E@1Sa aud
~seventy-one S7Ds a. designated upOn the
original plan Of lots Of the tcEn Of Memphis.
which part Of said lot Is thus boundeds Be
ginning at enortbesst corner OF lot foFm-
erly known as 9eorgs CrOwWell's; thence
east with Jefferson street dfty eight fl feet
TO its intersection with Third street; thence
south with Third street one hundred and
forty-eight Q48l feet, six gl inches 10 another
alley; hence with said alsy one huU bred
and f0rty-eight Q45l feet. six 80 inches to an
other alley; thence north with said REt HUsr
thtrty.six (38l feet to the south boundary uns
Of the rom Ee1 lot Aforesaid; thencf east
with said boundary line ninety lffe1 ara six
10 tzches to the southegs st corner OF ne aforf.
said Cromwell lot; themes north with the
east boundary line Of said Cromwell LOT one
hundred and twelve QI4 feet and six N
inches TO the said beqtnnfDE-togslher with
al the rurtenancFs thareuntd belonrfng.
eRtd Deed Of Tru was ezeeuted to secure
the payment OF certain promiasory notes to
Edwin w. lehman Tor the balance Of the
purchase money. Re iempti0n waived. tt
lie perfect, but sell only as trustee.
Memphis. March s. JsS9, INNS
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THE HERAL0 AND HENRY BERRF


LsWERY.
The Herald publishes a map Of the
district in North Carolina infested By
Lowery's gang Of treebooters. It sug-
gests the idea that disorders prevalent
In certain districts OF the South owe
their origin to the smouldering spirit
Of the rebellion. Palpably enough
disorders incident to Southern social
systems can be ascribed only TO
wretched systems Of government.
Rebels were Southern soldiers and
these have never been accused of law.
leSness, and 1.-THE people Of the Soutk
had given masters to North Carolina
and Arkansas there never would have
been aLOWeryin the swamps of the one
State nor a Jim Mason mol a Jehorum
Jumper desolsting the loWlands Of the
other. The same facts that deposed
Brownlow put a period to lawlessnes
and violence in Tennessee. Senter.
in enfranchising the white people, es-
&bIished order and peace, while HoI-
den, Clayton, Scott, Reed and War.
moth, have given supremacy to
knavery and crime. To the very ex-
tent that a Southern State is relieved
Of the mastery of Grants sstraps to
that extent, as illustrated in the ex-
pulsion OF Bullock from Georgia, peace
and order and prosperity are repro
dUoed. Every crime committed in
Ireland is the crime Of England and
Of Ireland's plunderers and op-
pressors, and Ireland, like the South,
is held responsible for vices Of foreign
selfshness. This fact is constantly
asserted by the Herald, and yet its
devotion to Grant is inf nitelystronger
han its devotion to truth, and a 6if-
philosophy is invoked In &C.
squirting for local disorders in these
Dlundered States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

The act Of 1870 reduced the custom
duty on brandy to S2per gallon. Man
ufacturers Of fine Whiskys in this
country complain that this low tariff
allows importers to put genuine
French brandies on the American
market in competition of these fine
grades of whisky. To obviate the
grievance complained of, a delegation
OF Western Pennsylvania distillers
are preparing a memorial to be
presented to the joint committee of
ways and means, praying that the
tariff on foreign spirits may be re-
restored to the old rates. The memo
rial will be presented to the committee
at an early day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14
aNEu YoRE Fehruarv %

SENATOR Upton will attend the
Reform convention at Cincinnati,
representing Trumbull, Sumner,
Schurz, Fenton and Upton, who have
agreed, in caucus, not to support
6rant. Sumner is said to faver the
nomination OF David Davis. The
Radicals propose to make Senator
Scott Of Pennsylvania the Grant can
didate..for the vice-presideEcy, in order
that FOrney may become a member
of the senate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

Last Sunday Henry Ward Beecher
preached about profanity. HE was
sorry to say that women sWore-Wo-
men Of culture and eminent in soci-
ETY., women that he knew-and there
is a tendency in that direction. He
spoke of the alarming prevalence OF
the vice, and wondered that women,
in whose name all that is pure and
good is associated, could become so
degraded and 50 ~lOsthsome; that a
mother addicted to profanity would
dare look upon her innocent children.
Among children the evil was widely
spreading, but he hoped he was mis-
taken in its extent"
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chancsry Court Notice.

Nos. $50, SCI 1857, R D, consolidated In ebs
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby snn aIv.
Tenn.-H. Heinastadt and Otners - Ffs
Memphis German Savings I~nsfitutfon Il al.
TN these causes puIEuant 70 an order o. the
4 Court entered herein, notice Is hereby
70 AL persons having claims aRalBst
the defendant, the Memphis German So
lnRs Institution, 70 cCEs forward and ax-
hfbit their demands and - themselves
made parties to co~aaplaina1ta' blu. WIrh4n
tbs time prescribed ~ law, OF they WI be
lsreVar barred. Done a. o1ca, In Memphis.
IBIS February Il H2
ND. Z. sTEWART, Clerk and Masfsr.
John Bullock Eoia. for complnn, fsE Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

THAT MI. Greeley as Unequivocally
takes position in sympathy with the
Cincinnati convention as did Mr..
Trumbull, the other day in the Senate,
is demonstrated sufficiently in the
following significant letter, over his
signature, which we find in the st.
Louis and Cincinnati papers:
"NEW YORK, February q, 1879.
"DEAR SIR-I AM not for Grant If there
is any help for 1t, IS I trust there may be.
''Send all you can to the Cincinnati
convention, and come yourself. NsW
York viii be largely represented there,
Yours, "H0RACE GREELEY,
81. B. BOYD, Esq, Chillicothe, Missouri"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14

No. 1sl. & DIN ths Second Cha1cey Court
Of Shelby county .Tennessse.-M- D. Rhodes
vs.. Philip 8. VIM ana E n tpparson 4
%.
IT appearing nom the bTu which e sworn
4 70 IN this cause, that the defendant Pbl-
Up 8. VIM, is Justly Indebted to tas con-
plainant In the sun OF $3.50. due by open ae-
count, and that he Il a o resident o. the
State of Tennessee. and that for thee c7uses
an attachment was sued ont OF this Court
against the propsrty Of de1endant. Vim.
and the sane was isEusd, and has been re-
Turned BY the sheriff duly levied on the
property OF dendant. vim, By gaTnishmens
on &. Appersor & Co.
n~tsthersfore ordered BY the Clerk and Mas
ter. That he make hi8 Appearance herein.
at the courthouse OF the second Chs1ceFy
OF Shelby county, IN the city CT Nsm-
ph1s, Tenpessee, on or before the nrst Nou-
day In April, 1874, and pleed. answer or
demur to compartments bin, or tbs same VIII
De taken for confessed As to him and set fer
hearing az partes and that 3 COPY Of this Or
der be published oncs q week, for iour sue
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
February q, H72
A copY-Atte8t:
Nd. L. STEWART. Olsrk and Master.
BY Q. BELOHER, Deputy G. and NJ
CAN'T a Mcdowell col for compPk fa2
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THE Nashville Banner says: "6at.
urdsy's Memphis APPEAL expressed
the hope that the Democratic Execu-
tive committed to meet that day
would call no convention at present.
BY Sundays Memphis papers we see
the committee have realized the AP-
PEAIs hopes and postponed action.n