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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

TIlHE undersigned has iu,t opened his stock q
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which the
attention of buyers is respectfully called. These
Goods have been purchased with all the adyan-
tages OF decline in prices, and will be sold lower
than the same class Of goods has been offered FOR
some years
IN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Ny stock is full and prices low. 4 complete stock
OF NOTIONS constantly on hand, and in this de-
partment we ask especial attention to Hosiery,
Ladies Merino Vests, Linen Handker chiefs, Cor
sets, etc. A nice assortment Of CLOTHS and
CASSlMERS for Gentlemen and Boys, BeayeI
Cloth for Ladies Cloaks, Repellants in Black, Bro
and Blue. Particular attention is called % ir'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Hand made--ofTered in this market for the first
time, and for the sale Of which have the agency.
These goods manufactured by J. W. Brigham a
Co., are sold upon their merits and TorrGHfed
equal to any that are ma de in the county. Every
Farmer who values comfort. must have dry feet.
II can be enjoyed by wearing j. W. Brigham a
Co.'S French Kip, and Farmers Calf Boots aud
Shoes-name on the bottom.
A full line of GROCERIES as low ss any in the
market, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, n. .. Moasses,
Cheese, Crackers, Tea, &c.
Oct T. 1874. DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
November I, 1874.

AYING' purchased the interest Of John J.
Lock, shall extend to the people every IA
ciity for purchasing goods at the lowest prices
Ny terms are Cash. Respectfully,
Nov. I, 1874. w. G. CARhELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

Sends an Eutire Democratic Representation 70
Congress \ gain Of two. Waish's majority
lOO-a gain of 1900!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

NEW .1ER SEY!

5000 Democratic majority. only 20 Demo
cratic congressman out Of p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
Wood Wanted.

WE are In need Of Wood, snd hope some ofsrr
w patrons who msy desire 10 pay isdebsesRsis
TO Va In Wood, will heed this call 81 ouos.
H. n. & W. ". u. GALLAHRB.
September 16, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

Democratic Governor and probably an entire
D,mocmuc Congressional Delegaton--gai cf
Z Congressman,
Democratic Majority in Con-
greSs 80 at least IA gain ofI2O
besides 10 or Is Senator's
We are surfe.,el with successes. and with
The above mention Of few Of the twenty four
States ia which elections were held on Tues
day, bring ourrcport to a close for the present.
The ala, wave in The political sea is so over
widening that our Giraffe is hardly fit en-
tlem 20 illustrate its sweeping character, but
we cannot resist the temptation to present our
readers with his photo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
CARD.

IVAvING sold cor intrestin Stock Of hsrsAAnf
ii dise to Aessrs WILSON BROTHERS,
We would respectfully return cur thanks 70 Sur
many friends and patrons for their pat fs'ors,
and solicit q eontn nance Of same with the new
hrm. HlLLEAkf JOhNSUh.
summit Polnt, Sept 8, tsT4-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

Democratic Governor and CoogTessmen elect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership existing between W. c.
Carroll and John J. Lock, was dissolved on
the 26th October, 1874, by mutual consent, w. Z.
Carroll purchasing the interest of John J. Lock.
W. c. CARRELL,
JOHN j. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
TENNEsSEI1!

Full Democratic delegation-tcn Congressmen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
LOUISIANA

Elects Democratic State Officers Legislature,
aud Five out Of Six Congressman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

cans throughout the south generally: First,
tnat the whites are driven 10 lt by Toe robbie
ries Of the carpetbagger. This Is a self-evident
weak and sensel less falsbood, for the murders
aud punishment have never fallen upon the
thieves but upon the innoceui and the poor.
The thieves have always found Democratic
partners. When discovered and kicked out
OF the kepUb biicQn party. they nave been
warmly received by the Dem -craIic party.
The case OF Warmoth is q notable iuslance.
Governor Noses, of south Carolina, ls not
carpetbegger, but % native, and said TO have
some Of the best blood In the state in bis
veins. de has been kicked overheard by the
kepu blicans. If he offers 10 join the Demo-
crats, he viii probably be received, and
thencefOrth they viii be silent as TO bis
crimes. The next excuse Is that the negroes
have co splred and armed themselves 10 ex-
terminate the whites ana that these murders
are committed by the whites in Eelf-de5enEe.
These are stupid lies, manufactured ny knayes
TO be believed by idiots. Governor H md iclls
ln his speech the OthzT night complained that
the gov erEment was sending troops to the
south, bat made no mention whatever OF ths
causes for which they were sent; no alusion
% the murders and massacras which lave
taken place. He left his audience 10 infer
lnatt 10 was simply an outrage on the part OF
the government, and without cause and then
went on 10 tell how the white people wers
Outraged and exasperated by the formation OF
oarh-Douud, arme4 leagues Of negrOs S. That
was an OLD story, that had dOue eerv CT Ia
1868 $50 and ls72, but Is was i'm possible forthe
governor 10 pick out OF the gutter, put Il on
lis legs again, and make IL serve as an apology
for these recent murders. The beginning Of
ali Improvement and all restoration in The
south must consist Ia the cessation Of murder.
W hile thar prevails Ii is idle to hope for other
reforms. II Is the greatest Of all crimes, an
where It prevails 10 demoral1zes and destroys
the integrity auu character Of the people
Nothing Is 20 de. tructlve OF all the best char
acteTis les Of nation a re gn Of tenor, ana
until the stream OF murder is dried up, people
viii not 90 70 the south o ilve.aud many " no
are there viii get away last as they can.
There can be no improve emsnt in edue at on.
agri ulture, nlanUfact tures, or IN any depart
ment OF business until there is security Tor
life and property.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

WE extend the heartfelt sympsthies
OF the people OF Mem phis to the unfor-
Juuate sufferers by the burning Of the
Granite mills Of Massachusetts,. In the
midst Of troubles induced by the bitter,
u1rslsrting bate and maIevoIenee OF the
Radical ieaders Of the north, We sre not
Inmini'ui of the obligations ofs COM
mol humanity. We feel deeply The
SIR " Of those stricken ones, and for the
coming woes OF others Of the work
people OF Massachusetts, Who, in few
days, are % he thrown cut Of work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

A NEW YORK Herald correspondent
called upon Mr.. Jefferson Davis, a few
days since, to ascertain his views in ref
erence 70 Louisiana affairs. but the dis
tinguished gentleman refused to express
himself He ssid, and said truly, that
even though be we're 10 read from the
dscal1gue, any expression Of his would
be sure Of misrepresentation and distor-
tion uy enemies Of the southern people,
and this be nsjdeTed reason enough
for refusing to converse upon political
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

IHE usr-iCu ar attention Of the read
els ( tire APPEAL Is this morning di
-e... q 20 the speech If Senator Morton
OF Ildiaua, Who improves the earliest
hours after his arrival At IBdianapOsi
fam Hot Springs 70 review, after tbt
manner Of the vsrlest Of sans c1s,tottes
tie condition or affairs At the south
We cannot DENY to Senator Morton Z
certain amount and character OF
rb tv: bus. above al, We cannot
deny TO ourselves bis place as leade'
q uoug the lea6ers Of the Republican
psr-v. he i- a man Of great ability a.
ag.lIiei4u. He is the superior Of But
l=r. rr Blaiae. of sherman, or OF any o.
eRsdicals in congress, and is the mosi
armldsb'e Of the candidates for the
Presidency in his party. He is S self
uz.Ee nan, powerful in debate and e.
f,rtvs in any effort f9r party control
therefore. Whatever he has 10 say is u
be received ~ having the weight Of a
party pr51uucismeBto Hence the i'm
HNt....- HL.N- We A--@lA - AAlo q Pc
Phfeh Is to be truthfuIly charscteriz d
ae loose iu statement, Iooser in deduction
and looser still 30 the use he attempts
la make Of t. He defends theft
o1.uzs and tyranny. lie sustaius
Kellogg. the most obnoxious Of all the
1lrpes1ag ieyesaad sc1uudrels; and hl
splclis Grant, toe most stupid, the
r1ast lm1eciie ard leas; reliable Of sll
me uuaic men OF the country. Morton
epszks o. 81 prompted by partisan pas
sion. ~ ii he spent too much time with
Poker Jack and Dorsey at bot Springs
aud as il he wss'auimated by a desire
f-r himself rather than TO- the good and
welfare of the pe pie Of the Union
20 is "a mere politician, and no states
r44g. ans lever can be.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
Non Resident Notice.

No. 7s2-In the First Chsneery Court ofshelby
county, Ten unessee.-Henry Buck a6 al, vs..
Francis r. Pratt et al.
II appearing from a1fid3vit i1 this cause
that the defendants, Francis +. Pratt, sarah +.
Buck, Vim. Z II. buc X and ate Buck tthe last
three minors without GUARDIAN, all Of Ala
blma: an ". G. II. Buck, Mildred NJ. Buck.
Christians Massencale, Thomas Msssengsis,
Edward Nas-engsle (tne last thee minors
without guRrdianl, Charlotte Ngsse ngale,
WIn. MesseDgale, Virginia r. Wetnered and
James Wethered, all Of mississippi; Henry
Buck. Of Llulsiauas James X Payne John
Minn ana wife, Mary q Minp, j. d. Cqrter
and vie, saran e. carter ~ OF sAtta' 3lae-
soc Wethersd, Marcus Wethered, v illztm
Wethered, Abram Wethered, EudOra King,
susan A. King, William i. King. Nathan y.
King minors without uar1 81]; tnarles Z.
smith and wife, Mildred smith. annie Raw,
william Ray, Arthur Roy ana George Ray
last four minors without guaidtznI, aud Hen
rietta r. Buck, are nOu-Tesidcuis OF the Nt6 te
Of Tennessee; and II also appearing that tue
names and places of residence of tue three
minor children Of henrietta T.. Buck are IN
known, and tLat they are believed 70 be nom
RESIDENTS Of Tennessee and residents Of Texas;
and this suit being for the purpose Of sale
and pardttoa Of GER ain reai estate Ia Shelby
county, Tennessee, being Z01E acres. known as
lot No. IL in subdivision A, OF a j0-acre tract
granted TO A. B. Carr, abs ut 81 miles frOm
Memphis, on the Memphis ana Charleston
Railroad, and IN which these defendants may
be interested:
II Is therefore ordered. That they ma ke their
appearance herein, az the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Term, on or before the first
Monuay in October. 1874, and plead. answer OF
demur 70 cOmpisinants amended and supple
mental bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fesked as 70 them and set for hearing eNparts;
and that copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive week, in the
Memphis Appeal This TN day Of Septem-
a copy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and sster.
~ Z. Z. MCEeuly, UrpafY G. and II.
Saith, scott & Jefferson, aud Heiskea &
Waat therford, sOis. Tor cOrnpl uts. Se6 To
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

TIE Theater, renovated and renewed,
and pu. in complete order, viii open for
the season tomorrow night, StetsOn's
combination being the attraction. We
regret, as We learn, that the manage
ment have nothing better to offer Us,
and that we have not the assurance that
a permanent company always gives,
but ia view Of the long list ofgood things
10 come we can afford to whet our ap-
petite With Sletson, who, il is said, is 3
host in himself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF TEMPLE OF LOVE No. 5, ,
September y, 1874.

HALL or TEMPLE OF LOVE No. s.
september y, 1874.
WHEREAS, In the providence Of our heaven
ly Father, our brother, WM. :. CARLETON, in
the primeOt youth, was removed from among
the living on tAe 5th OF September, ls74; there
fore belt
ResJIued, That Teuoplar WIN. S. CARLETON
was a " bright ana shining light IL our ten
peranCe order, and his death loss 10 the
cause atIa large, and in the Temple of Love No.
8, the field Of his lab3rs, his vacant place can
not well be filled.
Res lUed, That his constant attendance on
Our meetings, his earnest zeal, his faithful
work for the welfare Of the order, and his
perance, SHOULD be emulated by every mem
Der OF the Temple OF Love No. 3, and deter,
mine US TO be more earnest, more jealous and
more watchfui in our efforts
Resolved. That We wear the usual badge OF
mourning thirty days, ano that a copy OF
these resolutions be sent TO the Appeal iCI
publication. "A copy 70 be placed on the min
ules of the Temp OF Love No. 5, and q copy
be sent 10 the family OF the deceased, and
that we tender our heartfelt sympathy to the
mother and family Of our young friend, aud
assure them that we grleve with them IN the
loss they have sustained.
J. d. MARTIN,
\. j. CURLG.
]. n. HEIS Z L,
Committee.
D. 8. TAYLOR,
Templar supreme, pro TEN.
j. d. NARTIS, Rec. secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
The Infamous RuiIiaB, the UncOn-
sciOnable ScOundrel, who is
Grants Governor, Collect
ing his Emissaries.
The Edit0r Of the New York Her
aid as Peaee-makeF-4HOth-
er Meeting at Louisville
Kellogg and his story.
Gen. EmOry on KellOgg's Coward,
iee-WhaE the United States
and State Officials Threat
en to d0-Etc.
KELLOGG RE1NsrATED.

NEW ORLEANS Septem Der 10 Al bout
nine O'Clock this morning. Cove nor Ke lOs {
returned from he customhoUse to the execu
tive office in the 81. Louis hotel, taking pos
session.
KELLOGG COLLECTING HIS TOOLS.
Governor Kellogg and such other state o III
GERS as ave now IN the ci Y, went down 10 ID,
atehOuse a. ten O'Clock this T Oruiug, anl
the mil itary authOritie~ formally delivered
possession OF the building o. them, and fur
nisGed a mill AIRY guarf. The secretary ol
state, speaker OF the house, lieuienanl gov
eruor snd at'orney-gen- are somewhere
north, and IL Is understood that Governor Kei
lOgg has telrgraph9d for them q come back al
once. He has also tels grapheI 10 h- mem.
bers OF congress who are all absent from JhJ
state, except COngreSsmen Smith, req u-sti ng
them to return at once 20 heir resp ctIve C "a.
stltuencies. Governor ke lOsg yes erday sent
the following 10 COngres suan Sypher and
senator Wet: 81 see by western papers tnat
you nave severely criticised my leavif the
statehouse. left IL on Mouday at The earnest
solicitation Of al our friends The lieutenant
governor and the speaker being absent from
the state, an acci teut 10 me they fell, would
nave made complications desperate. None
bat cOlOred militia We're ia tue statHhouse,
and had they made any resistance they would
have neeu burned out and massacred, the
bui ding being entirely lndef n-ible. II our
friends VIII come here and help Us we VIII be
very z ad."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

ALL reuuesselus, Of whatever party
viii read the dispatca Of senator Brown
low - q G4vegn0r Brown, published il
a-otu gr cu.lmu, As timely and calculate
o. have Sts effect with the people Of the
Uai1u; growing the position taken by
the Appeal that Governor Brown, IL
t1a matter Of srrsstiug and pUnishing
those ~ no commit oUTages within the
! 1lit of the Stste, has promptly and ei-
ls-ivsly done his duty, and certainly
without any fssr Of consequences. H
has Lhe -ppsase Of all MS fellow-ciu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
ESTABLISHED 1S

THE attention Of the New York Her
aid is invited to a communication else
Ehere signed "Amicus," suggesting
thai, instead Of peace or sectional con-
veuJions, such IS it has suggested, a
national constitutional convention be
called 10 convene st Philadelphia on the
fourth Of July 1875 We heartily in
dJrse the suggestion, and would like to
hesr what our contemporary has to say
about IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

The latest rumOred phase OF the For
mosa affair is that the japanese are willing 70
vacate the parl of the Island occupied by
them on condition that The Chinese govern
ru mt vglIl hold the people there uuder subj &C
tiou, and acknowledge that the japanese were
justihabls in taking possession
A te egrsm from Augusta, Name, yes
1 terday, says that the oflcial returns from all
hut sevenIy-nine districts, mostly slnall lowhme m
I snd plantation, In the tale, give Dingtey
| s875S votes and Titoomb, sg.0lS; biugleys ma
4 3outy, l0,759. This msionty win not be mate
I Ilally changed b. the complete returns.
/ A telegram from Montgomery, Ala
bams, SAYS that the whites who suffered from
! the overflow Of the Tom oiebee and Alsnama
rivers, are not drawing railons Appropriated
~ the government, while III town IS crowded
/ whom DO not I've within hfty miles OF any
! river
The grand lodge OF Good remplers of
/ New York, adopted a resolution Wedue day
morning " testing against the denomination
! ofSog NOR Dix,a- the denomination must be
\ rig trded as a vioisilou of plight OF faith Of
the hepubhcan parry with the Temperance
men Of the State, and a d-iiborais surrender
/ 70 the demands OF Nquor trfriic and enemies
/ OF the Christian Sabbath.
The latest news regarding the strise
oi the coal-niners in s.. lair county. Illinois,
Is tnat the lainers ~ Ptnckneyvilie, Ed ards
] vide, Coliinsville and other places are ioiniag
/ ths strikers IN the Beleville district. The
/ Managers OF the G -op rative mixes are Will
ing 20 dcceeA 70 Tie q is1nl Tor lucrt ase OF
I pay. bat heir men are not allowed TO work
I 1ntil all the operators yield.
1t is to be noted that American ladies
returning fron Eur0ne this fsii have not the
Saet amount OF iuggage they used 70 nave.
| THIS II 2 signingan. faci, and goes 10 no 81,
Lamong other thinxs, IL Il lev OF the fashion,
I ahieR have As much super nJcus cash as fn ior-
I mer yeafs. Ins custoElhouse inspectors do
not have mEen ~ DO row when Flora Nc
Flimsey : trunks are brought nte the dock.
The hot weather aud want Of rain hss
] operated mo disas rously IN the neighbor-
city says that people n she country near by
stats that The g.oraf 6 q drg thst Il has split
open Ia placeE p -ges, while the soil seems
i burned, and tbs leaves of large trees drooplnr
and dying. The oroQRht is of course the soie
topic OF cOnyeTtdti1D, aDd nnre sesioua
shatns- under the ciTcuiaetaness couId ncl
wen engage at1sntlea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20

We received dispatches last night T.
The enect rha, -h5 cotton aud woo'e,
mills Of Berkshire county, Massschu
sstrs. have determined 70 cut down their
wo1kiug force full twenty per cent aftel
the first o. October; and thai the man
ulscturers Of Rhode Island yesterday
held a meeting % confer upon the de
pressed state Of the market for cotton
sld woolen goods, at which a resolution
suggesting curtailmenC Of force was
passed. II these manufacturers will look
down south, to south Carolina and Lou.
izisua particularly, they may reaIizs the
cause Of this depression; and If they will
szn.ta deputsuon to President Grant
and r,gues. him to withdraw his trooPs
and ave ls 20 attend 70 our local affairs
In The ss'5ig OF justice that animstes u,
they may Hnd s remedy for their trouL-
D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
GIED.

GREEHLAW-The funeral services Of Mrs.
", B. GayESLAw viii be held at the Cumber-
land Pre'bytorian Church, Court street, this
day tsUSDAY), September 20th, at Il o'clock
am. Rev. l.. G.. TAYLOR, pastor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
I. 0. 0. E. ruNERAL NorrCE.

EFEMBER7 Or No nj phis Encamp- 49,.
" ment No. 30 j. -. y. F.: You So 1,,.-z
ere notified % meet at Odd Fellows Sst<ss-sSss
Han tins SUNDAY morning, Sep ~'fsst.seS
tenn Der zOt at ~ o'clock, 10 attend the fuue
raj Of Peuigrch ALDNlS AXTMASN. ol
schiller Euczmpment No. ~. Cincinnati, Ohio
fembers OF Gayoso EncAmpment No g. an
ali Il. Degree members are trGternally IL
vited. Those having uniforms will please
bring them; O.hens viii use the regular rcga
liG. Music win be In attendance.
Z. GRuSS, Chief Patriarch.
TT'HE officers aud members OF .,.ss.ts...
i schiller Lodge, No. l{0, /. o. o.
T., are hereby requested 10 meet ut Sz5T5t p - =.
their hail, this SUNDAY mo IL ''afsts@-
ing, AT 81 clock, for the purpose OF paytng
The last tribute OF respect 10 our late brus her
A1.oY~ ANTMAS, OF Geruauia Lodge. No. lis
ttulinuati UhiO.
Transient and brothers OF sisters lodges are
respectfully invited 10 attend
]. q. SCHMIDT, y, q.
CuAs B9RNEE. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20


TEE sddre,s II -he Democratic COM
mittee Of this Stste TO the people Of tbt
Uulou. published n another column, j.
q timely document. such as cannot fai
Of effect. It Us, 50 fzV as Tennessee j.
concerned, n eomplCte answer tc
the speech Of Senator Morton, anc
VIII, We hope, be widely published by
the journals Of tue north. u IL paper
f which the committee may
veH feel proud, replete as il
IS, with facts, and logical il
is presentation Of them. AL classes
OF our citizens owe thanks TO the COM
mittee for 80 able q defence Of the Slate
made less ia the influence of the party
ii represents than in that Of the
conmonwesilh, whose good nam
ana cb-Faclsr have been trsduced az
eLcour sius and hsTboring criminals
Of whom an the States, northern a
well a. southern, have alas, too many
The committee have done well, and
merit the APP ause Of their feuOw-clt
z=ls Jf the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
Non.Resident Notice.

No. Ia7, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennsssee,--A. COnusu et al ". ;
=. Walker, Jr., and John ". Walker, execu
Tors. ct al.
II appearing from afidavit In this cause
that Oefend1ntS, Ellen W. POrtlock, K q
Portlock, Katherine II. Oorrey and Jemel
Ocrrey, are nun-residents OF the state Of Ten
nessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, that they make thsil
appearance herein, at the courthouse in tbs
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, Gu or before tht
nrst Monday IN October, 1878, and plead, an
sWer or denur TO Compartments bill, or tn.
same viii be taken fo- confessed rs 10 then
and set for hearing exparte, and that a COPY
Of this order be published once q week, foI
four snecesElve weeks. IN the Memuhis Dali
Appeal. This, August IS, l,Tf.
A copy-attest.
JAMES RETILf, Clerk.
BY Hugh r. Cullen, D. G.
Vance e Anderson. soils. for conrrsNir n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
NOn-ResidenG Notice.

No. l4T5-In the First ChsnceTy Court Of
shelby county, Tenuessee.-AnEeiine stan
ley and husband, p n. STANLEY, rs. Charles
II. Murphy.
II appearing from ef1davit in this cauve
that the defendant, Charles IS. Murphy, is a
citizen OF Kentucky and q nonresident Of The
State Of Tennessee:
II 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 Septem Der, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur to COmpiainsuJ's bill, or tDs same
will be taken for confessed as q him and So
for hearing expgTte, and that copy of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 27ih day Of July, 1915
A copy-Attest: EDMUND a. COLE,
CLERK aud Master.
By X. J. Black, Deputy Y. anu NJ.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-20
MARRIED.

DURHAM - PERKIHS-In Kansas City.
No, on the l7th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Belts, al
the residence Of Capt. C. B. Harrison, Mr.. Z.
N. DURHA9I of Z ainburg, Scotland, and Miss
aIMA PsE IsI.Ss. 0i this city, No ca,ds.