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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

The exploring expedition which Is to
onerate in southern Utah, Colorado,
and New Mexico and northeastern Ari-
zona Leaves from Salt Lake, Denver,
santa Fe and Fort Wingate In May aud
June. AL explorations viii be west OF
one hundretn meridian Extensive pre-
paretiOns are being made and q military
detail is being arranged TO escort p0T-
lions from the principal points.
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Monday. the 2eih daE Of Mar. Is7a.

at No. 2i0 Main street, city OF Memphis, Ten
nesSee, within legal hours sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described real
estate, to-wft: A tract Of land in Upton coun-
", Tennessee, in ranges and s, sections 3 ana
g, containing 2o51a acres. and known as the
BObt. c. Williamson portion OF the Joseph
II. Talbot tract. For a more particular des-
cripuon reference is made TO a deed OF general
warranty from Williamson and wife, dated
April II, 1872. to Charles Frantz, and OF record
IN said registers Office. Equity of redemption
waived. Title believed to be good, but 1 only
convey as trustee.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
April "a. 1913 ap3f
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Virus in the Air.

We know that peculiar poison is evolved
from marshy ground and from the decompos-
ing filth of cities by the sunshine of spring.
and that this element which is too subtle to
be detected by scientific analysis, produces
epidemic and endemic fevers, aggravates
dyspepsia and all bilious disorders, disturbs
The bowels, relaxes the nerves and debilitates
the general system. Luckily an antidote 10
this atmospheric virus, and a specific for the
diseases it generates, has been provided. For
a period of more than twenty years Hostet-
ier's Stomach Bitters, a medicine in which
the finest vegetable tonics and alternatives are
combined with a perfectly pure stimulant,
has taken precedence of every other prepara-
ton, as a specific TOR the ailments most preva-
lent at this season of the year. 1t is agreeable
as well as efIeetual, and eminently safe and
wholesome.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

THE Huntsville Advocate is for sale.
1t was established in 1923, and has been
published successfully ever since. 1t has
the largest circulation Of any paper In
North Alabama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

General Pope, commanding depart
ment of Missouri, says all parties sent
out by the government viii have pro-
lection while within his Jurisdiction Il
thew will report TO him. He thiRks Il
possible, from tie fact that the bodies OF
The surveyors are said to have been found
buried, that they were Murdered by
white horse thieves OF other despsradoes,
with motives Of plupdeT
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Notice TO BARRIERS,

A Ii Journeymen BARRIERS of the city OF
n Memphis Will 90 70 work on Sunday, pro
vided the " Bosses viii pay our fines accord
ing TO law. By consent of
JOHN ]. BORG,
ap2l Chairman Of the Committee.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Charles Frantz, on the l7th day Of
April, 1872, aud recorded in the Registers Of
fee of Upton county, Tennessee, on the nth
day of December, 1872, in deed book " Z -
page 353, the Indebtedness therein secured re-
ainlfar unnain viii
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AZ ACr b reguIate the assignnent OF hoIn

AN ACT to regulate the assignment of home
stead and dover in lands.
Section BE Il enacted 6y The General As.
homestead In lands Of & decedeDt, fnUring to
the benefit OF his widow or minor children
occupying the same, shall be assigned and sci
apart In the same manner as dover Is now as
signed and set apart, aud by the same Com
missiOOeTs; but where widow is entitled to
both homestead and dover out of the same
lands, the Commissioners shall set apart the
homestead nrst, and then One-third OF ths re-
mainder of such lands as dover, and II the
real estate IS 50 situated that the homestead
and dover cannot be set apart In kind as here
in provided, then such realty shall be sold,
and one thousand dollars OF the proceeds
thereof be invested in real estate for the bene-
III Of said widow and minor children. under
the direction Of the court having jurisdiction.
10 be held as a homestead subject 10 the law
governing uomesteads; and dover shall be as
signed out OF the residue of said proceeus.
Section 2.-Be Il further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after Its passage the
public welfare requiring II.
Passed March y, 1873.
". S. McGAUGHEY,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
A 7. LACEY,
Speaker Of the senate.
Approved March q, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is n true copy OF
an act OF the General Assembly OF the State
of Tennessee, the original OF which Is now on
file tn my Office. This March y, 1873.
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary of state.
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CHnRCH HOME-

THE Lady Managers Of the Church Or
| phans' aOme " are requested 20 meet at
q clock THIS DAY, at the Garfield Asylum, To
! n session, who have arranged TO visit the
Asylum at that hour
ap2f MRS. W. $, PICKETT, President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nRuS... MEIEMnuE. IT'S

FIlHG regular communication Of NTH q
ras Lodge, No. ], ~ A. 9. r., viii bs'SfAE
held ~ the hall OF ADgerona Lodge. this/VN
fourth Thursday IN april, at O'Clock.
GEO. MELLERSH. T. l. A.
E. C. MCDOWELL, II, T. G. & ADA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

Is health. The secret OF health Is the power
n eat, digest, and assimilate a proper guam
fifty of wholesome food. This can never be
the case while impurities exist in the system.
Every organ must perform its functions, natu-
rally, or the whole organism is deranged. The
Blood must be purified; il is the vital pTinct-
pie, ramifying through every part of the body,
and when it becomes impure, its effects are
shown on the weaker organs. DIR. TUFTS
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT
expels all impurities ana vitalizes the whole
system.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

10 desirable course TO pursue. The
oassadors expressed satisfaction with
the advice.
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IN 80 . ehange De line between De eOun

AN ACT TO change the line between the coun-
ties OF Campbell and Scott
Section l.-Be Il enacted bN ths General As
senlbiy o. tle STATE Of Tennessee, That the line
between the counties Of Campbell ana scott
be changed, SO as to inciude John Low, jr,
and William Keithaley, and the farms on
which they now live ia the county of Scott; I;
Provided, however, That nothing in this act
shall be so nstrued, as TO include any other
citizens or their lands, except the above
named petitioners, or TO reduce the county of
Campbell below her constitutional limits nor
bring the liue thus designated nearer the
courthouse Of Campbell county than eleven
miles.
Section 2--Be u further enacted. That this
act shall take effect from and after It's passage
the public welfare requiring il.
Passed March Il. 1873.
A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker OF the Senate.
W. S. MCCfAUdHEY,
SpeakerOf the House.
Approved March p, 1873.
JNO. C. BROWN, Governor
certify that the foregoing IS a true copy OF
an Act OF the General Assembly Of the State
Of Tenr essee, the original or which Is now ON
nle In my Office. This March 3, 1873.
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
secretary Of state.
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airsnmuel naker mos Muraered.

KHARToUM, AFRICA, April 2l.-Amer-
chant who has just arrived heIe from
Gondokora reports that Sir Samuel
Baker and party were at Talaokera, and
all well. He says he was present when
Bakers agent came to the son of the
king of GOudOkoTo.
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NOTICE..

HAVING been appointed assignee Of the
III firm Of Kenny & Hill. uauor mer-
persons indebted 70 said drn % make pay
ment 10 the undersigned only. me stock
consisting OF wines, liquors, and AL goods
y.EualIv kept In such houses. are ofi5redfOr sale
at low prices. W. n. HORTON, Aszignes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-24

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-The superin-
tendents of nearly all the western rail
roads met here to-day and arranged their
summer timetables. About forty roads
were represented. No important changes
were made. The convention will prob
ably adjourn tomorrow.
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Fort Eeott, Kansas, on Fire.

Fort SCOTT, April 23.-A terrific fire
has broken out on Market street,
in the central business part of
the city. Many buildings are already
in flames, and it is impossible to tell
where the cOnfagratiOn viii end. Great
CONSERVATION prevails, as there seems
to be no way to prevent the destruction
of large portion of the business part of
the city.
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Yerefnhie CnInn,eI

Vegetable CRlOmel.
The substances composing DR.. TUFTS
LIVER PILLS are derived from the Vegetable
Kingdom, and are particularly designed to act
with gentleness and thoroughness upon the
stomach, Bowels. Liver and General Circula-
ton. They produce one or two easy passages
day, without any purging or gripping. They
contain no drastic element.
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Zoe Inaamnaatory and ChronIc Rhen.

\ Gout, Dyspepsia, Bilious, Remittent and In
| termittent Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood,
| sARsAPARILLA AND QUEENS DEITGHT
] has been most successful. These diseases are
the result of vitiated Blood. AS a Blood Puri-
| ler this preparation has no equal. Itfspureiy
| Xegetable.
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LAND ZOE SALE.
PROVINE PROPERTY
q THIgTYFHREE LOTS. 80

On Hernando street Railway ana
function with Orleans street.
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Young Mems Christian Association

The best Periodicals Of the Day, in addition 10
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Npf nab Tranfrei6.

Mus ber 8untes' 6auptfast mire bsrt@'
tet:
Is fne &usf4ten %pcrtanben, bab na@
bretiabrtsen gerbanblunsen sergeneralpot'
metaer tint @tanhe 1T, stnsn @ertras NIT
Trantret& ab,uf&lebsn, bur& pel&en bas
Brtefpprtp auf 8 Gent beruntersef.st .ptrb.
Der eesenwdrttse YortOfab mad 8raatrsi4
Direct bstrdst "a Gent. Gtnmal mderenb
Der lssten brei Sabre 3eiste ii& ber fran3pf'
fte Etnan3mintfer bssett, etne 9srabfesuns
auf - Gent su s%enetmtsen. General Yof'
usetfer GresweQ absr mar Der @uii4t, baB
bic ubrtsen suropdtf&en @atipnen, NIT De-
men gertrdss auf @runb etnss @ortolas's
Don 6 Sent abfdloFen tuurben, @runb GUT
eef9merbe fnben mibten. tpsnn man l'@
Sraniret9 sesenibsr auf stn boppsltes So1to
etnlisbe. De6ba1b be1anb Ct eonfsauent auf
bD&fsns s Gent. Die franaDfiasn Ss1or'
ben inb iest @iaens auf etnen 9ertofas BON
9 Gent etn3usebea, Is fnb absr @nittpen
p%orbanten, bob fe auf 8 Gent einsebea ~er'
ben. Die Rate Don 8 Gent 1T INNER t1o@
gu bod %essenuter benz Sorto mad ben an'
bern eu.opdii9en 2dnbern. Die fransoFlge
&esteruns aber betra&tet bic @of als elne
G~tnnabmquens unb es TT unwabri9etnl'4,
bas fe ii9 auf petter sesenbe gpreelltorea
stnlaTen uirb, uenn aud Der 0ensralpolt'
metfsr Don Tranfret4 bter3u 2ut be3st9te,
70 trt,b letn Gtet Der Ttnan3mtnttter otes
epa ntdt ;sseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24

IN 8oifoW taten bteMitsliete Der rslt8t'
Sisn unb rctlttdttsenge retne slei4 ben osut'
f9en @lautensbratsrn In philadelphia e.
men enersif9en Trptsf er1aden sessn ets
unterbraduns Der fatbcltfaen 3trde tn
Stalien bur& gtetur emmanuel, fepte &C.
sen bic Resierune bes bsutf&en @st&ss une
aeaen ben f9mei;srti&en 9upsesratb. gu
slei9 tradsn bic llntersei&ner bss prctetss
benz iamsr bebrdnsten \. Batter. cen psrfols'
ten Sterttrten unb Yrtefern int beutiden
Neite unb In Der S&tust3 unb ben auf etne
70 unsere&te @etie aus ibrem beutf&en 3D.
terlance pertrtebenen Seluitenpdtern ttr In.
nisies MitsefiN aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Subidncr.u mruben.

Oas In yrefa orihetnenbe nScnrnar"
brinst felsenbe @ittpeiluns:
8ei Der sesenwdrtisenS ituaticn berDtnse
I'M eapabette fino bic Snbtaner 70 ubernau'
tbis pte nur ie supor unb f&etnen In tbrer
naturliden SeRuns, pel&e 80 metlen int
umfanse Bat, 70 iaer ;u fein, pte fruber.
Sbmobl fe aus i6ren1 fraberen 9auptihlupf>
mtntel pertrieben fnr, inb fe BUREAUS ntht
beiest. Die 9ruppen inb nt&t fart senug,
unt Bel benz ;ertliftet.n Gelfenterrain bic
Snstaner% poafdnbts etnsufdlteben, tie fnb
fsrner tsine suten S&usen, neil ie nten'als
rebuns int @9etbenf6teben baben. IS 1T
fat unmlslt9 etnen Snbtaner gum @auB
Ia befommen, unb pent man i'm pirtlt9 er'
bltdt, ii.bt man aur einen !leinen Sbeil bon
tbm, 70 baB man Elm gutter @&use fttn mue,
UNI i'm 3u trsfen. Der Snbtaner fist ftets
btntsr Sslien, 1T tets I'M 5interta1te. Die
@psccs inb burdaus ni9t bemoralifrt, pte
MAJ oft slaubte, fonoern TIM @esentbstle
FEEDER unb perwesener ais ie. Cider aber 1T
es, bob fe teinen unserf&ont laHsn. ber tn
tire @dnbe fd1t unb 6dufer unb Mnileblun'
aen nteterbrennen unb teren 8epobner e.
mpreen tperben, no ie nur etne 0elessnbett
bo;u baben."
Die Stdrfe bts Mpbpetammes mtrb CUT
27O &Dpfe anseseben, worunter 10 &rteser
lein fclen, unb sesen bieie fabren bic Ser.
Staaten &ries.
Mne Mnfeblerfamtlien, weltc am Bogus
Greet unb ant Butte Greet tpcbnten, baben
i9rs &an9es serlafen unb fnb mad tarter
bewobnten @esenbsn sescsen.
Dte @armfprtus Snbtaner, spelde NIT
ben 8unbes>Sruppen sesen bic Nobres
fdmpfen, perben ais sro6e SKINNER sei9il'
bert, urn tenen ptele iber iedsSus bod fino.
@te sebprGen ttrem Tibrsr Dcnalo Mc&aY
unb ttren untertduptlinsen unbeotnst. Sbr
S%ber9auptltrs if Dumata, Der f9 in 1luas
ttaa befnbet, 100 fetn stamm unssfabr 400
&6pfe ad91t. Die Ittbeiluns, Medic fi9
BET ben Sruppen beinbet, 3ablt so &rteser,
nel9e iber $50 &ettpferbe unb @admaul'
tbiere NIT ii4 fabren.
Dpnatb @e3aA, Der fe anfabrt, 1T Gin
Mann BON 81 Sabren. 5ein 8ater par etn
@aptte, Der au ben erfen InTeblern an Co.
lumbta &tper ssb6rte, feline Mutter etne Sn'
btanerin aus ben, Mprben. Gr TT urter ben
Meiben ersosen porben, unb cbmctl Ct hte
Syrade, 5ttten unb &rtessiubruns ber Sns
btaner senau fsnnt, 1T ct bod burdaus etpt'
ltiirt.
Qut aus Benz @taate Neoaha tontnaen
lest Ma&ri9ten iber beuorfsbente Snbta'
nerunru9sn. Golssnee Depefdsn trafsn tn
can Traneiseo Elm:
Clio, IL. @at.-Der @olbete, relAer
beute pom Norben bter eintraf, nslbet, bab
bic Mnliebler In ber @esenb Don Mountatn
City (ebr DOT ben Snbtanern In Tur4t fnb.
Dte @nafe Dtutss frDmen bort bon alien
@etten ;ufammsn. Sie fine nit tbren
Rrteasfsrbsn Mmalt unt nebmsn etne du'
eerf brobenbe 6altunB an. Die Burger
pom Cape Difrtfte unb ron Moun-
tain GttY woten cine Wafenserfamrts
lung abbalten, I'M Mabreseln Jur8eforsuns
Don @afsn unb @unittpn gu trsfen, UNI
auf @Qes pprbereitet 3a feia.
6amtltpn .-DR Softpnees, etn ei.ea
5000 @eelen 3dblenber Snetaner Stanna,
fabren 8rtssstdn3e auf unb aeisen f6 ben
| @etben eesenuber fetnbielis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Gtulabun0.
at ale neutiden r0miid:fatbolii@ea 1tnter'
tiitnmgssWereine.
Detroit. Mt&isan,
ben "a. Mprtl 1864.

fifnuBssVeretue.
Detrott. Mt4isan,
ben "a. Mprtl 1864
@te bctaxnt, talt Der "Gentral'geretn"
fetne btesjitrtse G%erfammluns am erftea
Stunt b.S. tn Detroit, Mt&. llebsraa tpurbe
bic Tsalidtstt sss lua,usss ais 3st&sn un'
ierss bell. @taubsns usb Der sssenfetttsen
8ruberltebe sabura uerfaSnsrt. has redt
piele gereine NIT ttren Yra1tuOlen Sabne1
unb fdSnen &us,.i&nunssn taran She'll
ra6men. M6se btes aud bier sef@eben.
Desbalb 1aoen MIR ane geretne btern1tt
freunblt&a etn, uns NIT tbrem @eiu&e au
beebren unb t~bstl3unsbnaen an, @ussuse am
Montas, ben 2. Stunt, gcrmitttass 9 ubr.
5pda4tunssuoa
Dds COMMITTEE
Sobann DSren, Setr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Snlamoii@e Na9ri9tea.
e r9lt6e :.
(Sffietell.)
Biib6hiebe SiTtatipnea.

Mai %. Caledonia. 6cufcr Counts,
@runt Neinlssuns unt Ttrmuns.
Stunt l. Yfnsafet. Grtbeiluns Ter bl.
Tirmuns In Der Gattebrale ,u ct. Y1ul.
Stunt s. 81. ::Creifalttsteits Scnntas.
Grtteiluns Der III. Sirmuns tn Der Ct. Ma'
rs's STRIDE ~ ct. @aul.
Stunt %. Srtnwater. 0ranbfeinlesurs
Der neuen Stride unb Ttrmuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24

ct. Yaul. Rep. 6. 8. @etterfen ptrb
AUDI ant nS6fsn @onntas Ntsnb sinen If.
fentli&en @ortr1s in @erpsstf6er Spra&e
in Der bieisen G%atbsbrale talten.
ST 9abeuport, Soma, bemertte MAJ sor
&ur3eu. Morsens I'm. y ubr Geuer in Der
fatbolifden ct. Maearetba STRIDE. au.
senbltdlt9 wurbe @larr, sef9lasen unb Is
Tan, !6llfe, 70 bab man ii& bes Ssuers In
&ur3eu, beuetferts. Bel ndterer r1nterlu-
dung ersab IS I&, bas Brunbftfter bic
6ant babel int Sptel tattsn, tnben1 unter
ben, @ltare bas Seaer anselest porben mar.
Derfelbe tuurbe NIT alien eottesbtenflt9en
@erdtben Elm &aub Der Tlamnten. gu BE.
baueru TT bsr @erluf zines @emdlbes, bic :.
@asaretba barfeaenb, bas man 3u $500
@ertb ablddBte. $500 8elobnuns {inb aui
bic embedding Der Branbftfter ausseebt.
Sasannab, ga. Die Ratbcltfen bteler
Statt baben tbren %sormalteen Oberbtrtsn,
ben bo9m'fen Bifaof Ssnattus YerIeo aus
benz Gapuetner-S rben, bet fetnem Mbf6tebs
NIT fd6nen gefdenten iiberraf@t. Dts
@9ulttnber uberret9ten tbnt etne solbent
Seber unb einen 9letfift NIT splbenem Sal
ter. Gtne Deputattpn uberreidte ibrt einl
fofbare, etsens fur bieien 3nsd lit Gnslant
befteate gplbene 1br unb 1000 Dollars ii
v@reenbads."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24

ueberfreu. Gtne CUTE ueberi,sa I'M
bic neu sepFansten 8dume 1T fetr sisnli9.
UNI tas @ustrednen Der @ur3eln i'll seretr~
bern. @al3beu, pber trsenb ettpaa, mas bic
Come nt9t btrett auf ben gcben ftetner
ldbt, TT seetsnst tasu, felba trsnn sa nas
9aufen tletner @tetne fnr.
8aumf9u1en Stdmmaen.-
Sebt be int purtsen Sabre ceulirtsn cher
seprppften mad unb rstbt ale S9Deltnse
bic am @ilbltns setrieben iinb, ab, ete le 70
srob inb, bas fe absefdnttten tperhsu maie
fen.
&otbe unb selbe &uben iiatet
unS jd9tet, fobalb bic Reiben su unhrfatt.
ben ftno; bic ausse3osensn rotten Ruben.
pTdn;&en iiaS gut als @emaie une mor9e
eeute faen sintse &etbsn gan, ttat muir faar
btefen 3wsd.
8ppf.unb 9lumentptL.-9stad
oe Trubernte gut; fat Samen ms Saat'
beet fur fpdteres %QusrFan3en.
Sellerte.- Sdt i'm Saatteet, INT
9Fansen fir bas Nusieben i'm Sult 81 er'
balten; bic gu ersiprten finb pcrsustsben.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-24
commonco,nont Exercises.

' The annual Commencement Exercises OF
the Presbyterian Female College will take
place IN Tomlin's Hall, on Thursday night,
29th iast at early candle lighting. The
reading Of Essays by the young lady Grad
uales, an Address by our distinguished
fcllow-eitizen and Attorney Thomas A.
Blair, Esq, and the comforting Of Degrees,
(by the Prcsident) interspcrsed with Music,
will be the order Of the evening.
The friends OF Education are invited
especially Editors and other professional
men. Also, all friends OF learning are in
vitcd 20 attend Scientific Lecture In the
Study Hall of the Presbyterian Female
College TONIGHT (FridayD' lIlustra
tons will be given IN Electricity, Pneu
MATES, Hydrostaties, Magnetism and Chem
zeal Analysis.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-24
DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT
at jackson, Saturday,
May 17tb, 1873.

REPORTED BY 5. d. HAYS, DEP. elk.
billiard ct. al. VI. Warner Petition to re-
hear refused.
Riggs vs., WITHDRAWALS to hearing
docket.
Rafalski d Steiner VS.. Kraus IL Co.
Judgment 9Th June, 1869, reversed and va
Gated.
schOOnover, EXT. vs.. W. c. McClure-af-
frmed.
ToOf, Phillips ~ Co. VS.. wooten-afiirm-
ed.
Yerger ct. al. VS.. King-afirmed.
Lanier, Collum 81 King VS.. Thompson
remanded to trial docket.
Sears VS.. Baldridge-afiirmed.
Brandon vs.. aVanaugh-affirmed.
Meek vs.. Porter-decree of last term sus-
tanned.
rOmeny ct. al. use, VS.. Trowbndge-re-
manded to trial docket
Longley ct. al. VS.. Vaughn affirmed
Page VS.. Arker-a affirmed.
COoney VS.. State-affirmed.
Nicks VS.. Nieks-afIirmed in part, re-
Yersed in part.
Bumpass VS.. Alexander-aflirm in part
reversed in part
Doyle VS.. Simpson-affirmed
Brown, admir- VS.. Kelso ct. al-afiirmed.
Brantley vs.. Sinclair and wife-afirmed
and remsnded.
Mcmillan vs.. Lornfer-afiirmed.
Hurt, admir-. VS.. Kelso- affirmed.
Brown VS.. Smith, adm'T.-reversed-
Cole, admir-. VS.. WATSON and wife-af1iTm-
ed.
Memphis German Savings Institute VS..
App-writ Of error and supersedeas grant
ed.
Williams VS.. Wilson ct. al.-reyersed.
Cronan, trustee, VS.. Conner-affirmed.
Carroll, next friend, vs.. Blaekshears-af-
frmed.
Glass VS.. FarmeT-affiTmed and remand
ed.
Carter, admir-. vs.. Colemau-reversed
and remadded.
modified.
Hartsfeld, next friend, vs.. Crawford-af-
firmed.
Laird ct. al. vs.. Alternately and wife
reversed.
Paducah and Memphis Railroad Compa-
ny vs.. Stovall ct. affirmed.
Haynes and others VS.. Carter & Upton
affirmed.
Otis & Co. vs.. Kaalsat- remanded to trlal
docket.
Hanauer 4 Schooner vs. Page & Wigs
affirmed.
kaufman vs.. Powers-aflirmed.
Craig vs.. Lipenberry-remanded TO trial
docket.
Moore vs.. Bond-remanded to trial dock
ct.
Cash vs.. Thweatt-remanded to trial
docket.
Clark vs.. Thatcher--affirmed.
Brooks, admir-. VS.. Brooks-afhrmed.
German & Nolen vs.. Black Il Core
versed.
Carlton ct. al. VS.. State-ahlrmed.
Tucker ct. al. vs.. Dabbs-atiirmed be-
cause of interest TO minor.
Spellman Va. Kelly--atfirmed.
| BEDFORD VS.. Spears--afiirmed.
Merchants National Bank vs.. Trenholm
-remauded TO trial docket.
Rice vs.. Brinkley-remauded to trial
docket.
Slnnott ". Garrett-remanded to trial
! docket.
! Partee ". Wheatley-affirmed.
/ State vs.. Battery-reyersed.
! state ys. Cullom-supersedes allowed.
Wills ct. al. V. Whitmore-Supersedeas
| allow ed.
Lewis v. Muller X Co.-romanded to
! trial docket.
Hatom, admir-. vs.. Watson Il Burrus-
1 remanded co trial docket.
Mason ct. al. vs.. Anderson "a Co.-ailirm-
ed in part, reversed in part.
Hilsman 81. n. vs.. Chester-3firmed.
Millet Il ROlaeK VS.. Lishenet-afiirmed
modified and remanded.
Bragg vs.. Chester to dismiss dis
| allowed.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-24

We had the pleasure Of call from Dr.
Charles Mcknight this week. The DIR.
represents Harris, Nabm 81 Co., Of Louis
Vile.
Mr.. John r. Harriet, Of Louisville, called
10 zee us on Tuesday. MIR. II. represents
the well known Notion House Of n. s.
Buekner q Co.
Dr. w. u. Hays, formerly OF this City,
h,s moved to Lexington, for the purpose
of practising his profession. Dentistry. We
commend him to the confidence Of our
Henderson friends, as personally and pro-
fessionally worthy.
ON Wednesday we had the pleasure Of
meeting our friend W. +. Harris, Of Louis
Sile, who Is on the grand Summer rounds
Through West Tennessee, in the interest Of
Edlen, Hufiaker 1t Shy. Hat and Fur
dealers.
f57- The Right Rev. Bishop Quintard and
the Rev Mr.. Gray, are in the City. The
Bishop preached two powerful discourses
IN st. L,lke's Church on Thursday, and will
administer the rite of "Confrmation" to-
light-Friday.
Capt. l.. T. Lindsey returned TO his hOme
IN this city on Tuesday, after a somewhat
lengthy stay in Washington City, where he
has beeen looking after his great telegraph
ic invention. The Captain is looking well
aud il quite confident in the success of his
instrusaent.