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Nonresident Notice.

No l3SS-In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County, Tennessee.-Emma q. Abbott VS..
Charles Abbott.
1t appearing from afhdavit in this eaase
that the defendant, Charles Abbott, is a nom
resident OF the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
CITY OF Memphis Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in September, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur TO complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to MIN and set
for hearing exparte, and that copy OF this
order be published once week, for four con-
secutive weeks, in TIE Memphis Appeal.
This l4th day OF July, 1874.
a copv-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY n. b. Mchenry, u. Z. ana M.
w L. Duff, sol. for conpl'nt. jyl5 wed
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Mail and Express trains running through
make close connection for all points North,
East, Northeast, South and Southeast. Sleep
ing coaches on all trains running at night.
Trains Nos and Will not stop at nag sta
tiOns between Memphis and Grand junction.
These trains make close connection Tor all
points North and South on Mississippi Gen.
tral Railroad.
Ticket office, Z7S Main street and at depot.
w. j. ROSS. General Spperintendent
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wednesday, 18th Day Of August, 1874
SHERiFF'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DURLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That by virtue of an execution 70 me
directed from the Hon. Second Circuit Court
OF shelby county, Tenn, in the case OF an
sisyraoD, q ~ - BoRaar R e tnderWoO0
and b. D. Bucher, Judgment rendered on the
alfh daV of Novem Der, 1907, for the sum OF
on hundred and sixty-1Ye dollars with IN
terest and costs Of suit, TO satisfy said juog-
nient, ETC., viii, on
Wednesday, 18th day Of August, 1874
at u O'Clock am, IN front OF my office, No
S5i second street, Memphis, Tenn, proceed 10
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash. the IoiloW-
iua de9cTibed property, to-wtt:
III the right, title and interest OF 4. u.
Bucher in a certain lot of land situated in the
county OF Shelby, city of Memphis, on Lau-
derdaIe street: Commencing at point IN
tbe west side of Lauderdale street l5D rect
north OF the intersection Of Lauderdale and
Beaie streets; running thence north with the
west line OF Lauderdale 20 feet 10 stake
thence west parallel with Beale street lUO Ieet
TO lot Il; thence south parallel with Lauder
dale street 80 feet; thence east ana paIaIlel
with Beale street 100 feet to lauderdale street,
beino mart OF lot I5. Levied on as the prop
ertv Of defendant, b. ID. Bucher, 70 satisfy said
fudomenf Interest and costs.
sale to commence promptly az eleven
ofciocx m. W. J. p. DOYLE,
sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphls l4th day OF July, 1874.
Geo. Gillham, Atty for plalntin. Jyi0
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avenue and State street, as far north as
Monroe street, was removing its goods,
or the most valuable part there
Of, 10 place Of safety, and
the dwelling-houses in the apparent
line Of the fire were not slow in follow
ing the same instinct Of self-preserva-
ton by the removal Of everything port
able from cellar to gsrret, and the de-
structiOn entailed by this speedy and
the losses sustained BY the insurance
companies. 1t is very probable that the
fire will be stayed where it is. Consid-
eriDg the area burnt over, the losses to
insurance companies are very light, al-
though hundreds Of families have
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
ExTRA GLASS.
Morning Class no. 23.
5sIl0II7I55 5eI ll65f9ii 4l3II7lG8l4
Eventng-CIasa ne. "a.
65I29t 5IT6Is4I % 80 40 80 80 IS AL
Memphis, this 18th day of July, 1874.
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
sALEM. VIRGINIA.

TweBty-3ee0nds Session, ,IS74-75.-Begins
September I'D. and Closes June 18th.
NoURSE OF STUDY rs high as that Of any
~ College IN Virginia
Literary Societies Of first rank. Extensive
Libraries, Readingr0om, Cabinet and La0Ora-
tory.
ocation unsurpassed in America.
The abundance of the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very moderate. For session
of len months Qncluding Board, Tuition,
Fuel, Lights, Washing, etc about $50.
Students from seventeen States and Terrific
ries, including Tennessee.
For Catalogues and further Information, ad-
dress rSEv. D. T. BITTLE, DID,, Pres't.
Catalogues at Cleaves q Carnes. LJyl5eGdw2t
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cherished by esen ana every one of
them. Major Robert Saunders, Of Mo
bile, DR.. Dudley Saunders andhis charm
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enterprise they would exhibit when any
reasonable project was presented to theri.
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NgLs.Esys A@sSssv s-----e- ------------
people are aroused. This is the way to
triumph in the present canvass. We
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is here urged by the hoDored statesman
and financier, then the president Of the
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crew was greeted with tremendoas
cheering. On reaching the shore B.
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ty, Pike, 10 hear from.
There will be several contests for seats.
The above gives the names of delegates who
have the certificates Of election.
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Observation-Disclosures
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ries, fncinding Tennessee.
For Ca.aIogaes and Iurlher information. adj
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J. TUYEs, Pres't- J. W. HINCKS, Bee'y
q. CHALAROE, Asst See'ys
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

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ihoa rmifh President Hs@rs w. "
kfsl~ snd " r. NA fret sfd
Second Vice Pre.ijeati ~ ~ T.
Tiflos Secretary Mr p y Rsmsay.
Treasafsf. Nr A. u Ifets Marshal
snd Mssfa H. ~ smith and George
Taggnr,. Gfss and soaobd agsisiaoi
NarshBls.
TIE name White Mans Club" was
adopted ncm con.
On motion by Mr.. A. r. Krcbs.
Article 10 oi the aforesaid Resolutions
was amended 20 a. to read
That the regular meetings Of tlis
Club be 90 the first Thursday Of cucn
mouth, ct "a T.. NJ"
The Club then adjourned till next
regular meeting.
MELAYCTHos SMITH,
President.
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We have said that the very
terms and nature of the White
Line League movment would
place the two aces on opposite
sides-arraying the blacks against
the whites, and vice versa.-[Cla-
rion.
Yes, and it is passing strange to
us that so sensible men. as the Cla-
rion editors are, should argue so
foolishlv. just explain to us how
the "White Line League move
ment" a accomplish a thing that
the Color Line League has made
a fnality years ago, and we will
give in that yon r right. just
show US a man in the State either
black or white that can control the
negro vote, it being understood
that the whites will support him.
and we will agree to drop the cols
or line movement in a moment.
Come, prove your faith by your
works, We are anxious for light,
and if you can give it, it is your
duty to do so.-[Pittsboro Miss.
Democrat.
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POOLE & HUNT, M~ACHINIsTs, BAL
TIMoRE.-In another part of our
paper will be found the business card
of this well known house, whose
manufactures are in use from Name
to Mexico and South America, and
everywhere regarded as irst>class in
their design, material aud workmans
ship. With facilities for manufac-
turing and shipping largely increased
and improved from year to year they
are prepared to fill all orders prompt
lip and will guarantee their patrons
thoroughly reliable work. Those in
need Of anything in their line would
do well TO apply for their circular
and prices.
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n.
TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT


TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT,
Postponed to October 23nd, 1874.
No CONNECTION WITH ANY SIMILAR ENTERPRISE.
Tue Hon. Jas. T. d. Wilson, Mayor,
of Houston, and the City Council endorse
the enterprise as follows:
Houston. Texas, April 20. 1874.
We the under signed, regard the Real
Estate Distribution, which J. E. Foster
proposes to make on the 22d of October
next, in this city, as calculated to pro-
mote improvements. and placing within
the reach of many, who otherwise. would
be unable, q chance 10 genre q home
for them and their families, and having
from our long acquaintance with him,
every confidence in bis integrity, we feel
justified In saying, that we believe he will
carry out his Distribution honestly and
fairly according to his advertised plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon. Jas.
T. ID. Wilson, and City Council.
Capital prize, $1,000 Gold: ten Resi-
idence in Houston ; Population 20 900.
and the Railroad centre OF the tate; $50
tracts OF land in different portions OF the
state. Value OF prizes SAG, 600; 70. 900
tickets, at 50 each. The management
are 90 well convinced Of the success of
Of the Enterprise. that they feel justified
in promising TO refund every cent Of
money, il the drawing does not take place
on the 22i OF October EVERY PRIZE PAID
in full, whether all the tickets are sold
or NOT Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
T. w. HOUSE. Treasurer, Address
J. u. Foster, Manager" Houston Texas
au22s2m.
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The White Line.

The negr, in this contest Is q more side
issue-the white people OF this State are
bonded togather for the protection Of
what rapacitv has left them. and To re-
gain tho ~possession and control NJ their
own affairs. and intend to accomplish
both endeavors. TODAY il is a war be-
tween the people and their ~tvrants, ard
If the lately epfrarcbisAd nc qroAs zee fit
70 array themselves against MS, and in
support. as heretofore. Of those whose
iron heel is upon ns, 80 be II; We fight the
haitle on the white line" and are ten
listed for the war." regardless OF the opin-
ions NJ our adverssries.
X
Onr battle is a hloodIess one-ors field
ia the ballot box. and there We PROPOSE
to fight the good fight for all that we
have left and to regain all that has been
wrepched ruthlessIv from ms since the
war, end we intend TO win y.
The "white line," is distinctly and in
indeliblv drawn in Mississippi. and new
or will be obliterated until in the ~fullness
Of time which lat last sAts all things
even" this rroud old Commonwealth
shall be restored to the rule and control of
those who love her FOR what she has been
and is capable If being. and rescne1
from the imported leeches. from Adel-
bert Ames clear down to fifth corporal,
who cling to her with as much OF sapti-
mental warmth as Eliminates the horse
leech.- Aberdeen Examiner.
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Dfvfsg sssvfeEa. Rev H. jones 81
| the MstIodl~t Church viii bold Divine
|Ssrvics Al Moss Point on The la. and 3ri.
napdsys of aaeh month At II O'Clock A.
49,, aud ~ 7 y ~
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
~ 7 O'Clock.
On ths 81 Sundays ~ the month. ut
II 4. ". aud 4 =. 49, ut Scranton
fg~lr Is hoped tbe Public generally
vii attend. "
REarrAn P~nKACHIsG. ED. j. II. Ham.
hertm tB-ptir) viii hereafter preach
monthly al
Oc.an springs. 1st sunday.
H~audsbnro, I'D
Pass Christian, 3rd T" in the Masonic
Hall.
Moss Point. 4 h sunday,
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

Mr.. Payne, our popular and ener
getic Station Agent and worthy
deputy POST Master, but who runs
the machine" has fitted up boxes and
lock boxes at the Post Office which
|eivcs it a truly ''citifed" appearance
land proves a great venicnce. We
trust that Mr.. Payne will receive
remuneration for the expense which
he has incurred, and that everybody
will consider it a duty to take a box,
which can be done at a trihing cost.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

CHANcED.-My appointment to
preach at Moss Point on next Sun
day Sept. 9th. is hereby called in;
and, providence permitting l will
preach at that place on the next
Friday Oct. I'd at 3 O'clock P. NJ. and
at u o'clock P. NJ at night, also Dext
day, Saturday at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
After this my appointments will
stand regularly there for the 4th Sun.
day in each north.
J. B. HAMBERLIN.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

Miss Ida. daughter. of Mrs L. v.
Hinkle, aged about IL years came to
a sudden and very distressing death
late Thursday evening. In company
with other little girls she. was sport
ing in a swing. artificial constructed.
at Capt. FERRIS. While swinging
at a considerable height the supports.
made Of heavy timber, gave way
catching her in the fall and crushed
her head. All was over in an instant.
She was an only daughter. which, If
possible, intensi6es the agony Of her
afflicted mother.-Shubuta Times.
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The LIFE OF CoFELAND.-Dr. Pitts
the author and proprietor of this work.
writes us-"You have the exclusive
Agency in Jackson County. No one can
obtain the work from me at any price in
localities where I have an agent;-Agents'
nights in this respect must. and will be
oy ne protected"
The WORK is expected, now 10 be issued
every dsy. II viii contain 900 pages,
oaiade OF Illustrations. It will contain,
vntes DR., Pitts.-'Quite a lengthy cum-
nunica ton from a gentleman in your
Gounty, concerning . member Of the
oopelsnd Clan. that will be read with
m1cn interest-and by the way is Q val
uAose document-written in forcible
isngusge and elegance Of style.
send IN your orders (your names) that
y nay know many to order for this
Pacs s1.50-to be paid when you get
eoe book from n. Address STAR Office,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

aat Ben Tsomer NJ i.c house NJ
Toomsr -skes 4 Billrff seBds "a
two stalks ~ sugar cane W iofa's
each measuring ak mil n hair feri on
tho ieinis. The entire stalk " NJ i'm.
mense length md size. These were
cni from q field NJ twelve acres NJ
Palus's Gross Ropds NJ tho Mobile
md Ohio rtiIroad, nine md n half
miles from Mobile. and arc only abpnt
nm average NJ tho whole Field. Mai
Toomer has oil the machinery for cons
verting cane into sugar nm his %nlanta.
ton. Another PLANTER has n field Of
cane adjoining. covering a little more
area.
We think Mai Toomer has demon
strated that suoar cane can be me-
cessfullv and proftablv cultivated in
Southern Alabama-[Mobile Graph
ic.
And the same may he said Of South
ern Mississippi. We hope Maj.
Toomer will give US the practical re-
suits Of his venture thai we NAV know
exactly how proftanly it can be cul-
tivated in this section.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26
HUBERT i. KREBs,
Secretary pro tenn.


PICTURES are now taken in the
highest style of the Art, at Scran-
ton, by Mr.. Thomas Pye of New
Orleans, who will remain here on
ly a few days longer before renov-
ing to Moss Point. Mr.. Pye's
specimens show that he really takes
fine pictures. and his terms are
very asonable:-Photograrhs, SO
a dozen, Gems a for so cents.
Copying done from smallest to
largest in India ink or water COL
ors.
Views of Buildings, Steamboats,
and vessels, Landscapes or other
subjects taken at the shortest nos
tice, and at the most moderate
terms.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

The PEOPLES MONTHLY, a pictorial
paper for the Preside, has come 10 us
for September. 1t is beautifully
printed, on the best of paper, is full
Of interesting reading matter and is
really a choice, family magazine.
The Sept. No. contains a large fne
portrait OF Henry Ward Beecher.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

A. I. Stewart is as well known as
any merchant in the United States,
yet he finds il Necessary to spend $780,
600 annually 10 advertising his busi-
ness and says IL pays to do it. Such
is The verdict oil the most successful
business men Of the country.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

Our PREMIUM GUN will be
this north. No person be drawn
included who has not paid up his
subscription. There are several on
our books who will please take
notice.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

DEMoREsT Tor October is received
full as usual Of good things. We
can't understand how our lady friends
get along without Demorest.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

PRICES WILL Finland everybody
tells the prices. that the Cheapest and
Best Clothing can be purchased only at
the Mammoth Clothing House Of NJ. P.
levy 4 co., Nos. 16, IS. and 20
North Water street. Mobile, Alabama.
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vi more value than the finest gold
.r me most preceiou diamonds
Adamsons Botanic Cough Baisam.
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tweiYe ~ tairtsen shaiHs NlN deffN n sixty
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ffom the haHt eaI sisftan. hae hunting snd hsh.
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