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Attachment Notice.

No. 1888, X. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee-A. ". Boyd
vs.. ID. l.. BTinkley and W. ;. Nichols.
1t appearing from the bill which Is sworn to
in this cause that the defendant, II. l.. Brink
ley, is Justly indebted TO the complainant in
the sum OF sllS9 50, due by judgment recovered
against him in the Second Chancery Court OF
Snelby county, tennessee, and that he is a
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee, and
that for these causes an attachment was sued
out OF this court against the property OF de-
fendant, and the same was issued, and has
been returned by the sheriff. duly levied on
the property Of said defendant; and il further
appearing that defendant W. s. Nichols Ia a
Nonresident OF the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master that they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city of Mem phis, Tenn
.on or before the first Monday II April, 1875
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants Dill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing exparte,
ana that a copy OF this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This February II, 1876.
A copy-AtLeSt:
MD. Z. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By CrRbtree Belcher, ID. and N.
Jno, D. Robinson, sol. for cOmplt. fel2 fr
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ORGANIZATION FOR 1876.

W. P. PReUDFIT, of Day Proudit, Cotton
Factors.
JNO. C. FIZER. OF Estes, Fizer & Co., " hole
sale Grocers.
B. EIsEMAN, of Rice Silk & Co., Wholesale
Dry Goods.
W. A. GAGE, of Gage & Fisher, Cotton Fac
tors.
in. OLIVER, of Oliver, Finnie Co., Whole
sale Fancy Groceries.
T. B. DILLARD, Cotton Factor.
N D. MENKEN, of Menken Brothers, W hole
sale and Retail Dry Goods.
c. T. CURTIS, Cotton Buyer.
T. 8, ELY, of Ely, Harvey & Richardson
Grocers and Cotton Factors.
NJ, G, PEARCE, OF Pearce, Suggs Co., Gro
GERS and Cotton Factors.
R. L. COFFIN, of billiard & Coffin, Cotton
Factors,
H, FURSTENHEIM, of Furstenheim & Co.,
Grocers and Cotton Factors.
F. g. DAVIS, President First National Bank
Memphis.
OFFICERS:
W. p, PROUDFIE Vise-President
W. w THACHER Cashier
G. w. SCHULTZ Asst Cashier
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LARGE EXTRA EDITION.

ON the 18th of February the Louisville
" C0UREER-JOURSAL will contain
full, complete and graphic report of the Fifth
and Last Concert and Drawing of the Public
Library of Kentucky, with all the incidents
of the day deserving note, careful critical
notice Of the Concert Of GilmOres Great Band,
and an official and accurate report of the
numbers drawn and prizes to which they are
entitled. We printed an extra edition of
about $1,000 copies with report of the Fourth
Concert, and we will probably print a larger
number on the 2Sth.
AS this announcement is made by the pub
fishers of the COU URIER-JOURNAL only
when they are able to assert that the Concert
will positively take place, News Agents and
Dealers are requested to send In their orders
for extra copies by the 26th, If possible.
Single copies will be mailed to any address
in the United States postage prepaid) for five
cents, fel2
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A telegram from Tallahassee, Florida,
says that c. w. Jones, Democrat, of
Escombia county, was elected United
States senator.
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LOUISIANA.
Proposition OF Adjustment by the Con-
serVatiVes Submitted to the Con-
RressiOnal Committee.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
following is the Conservative proposition
of adjustment submitted to the congress
sional committee:
First-The election of 1872, now before
congress, not to be included in the ad-
justment.
SecOnd-The election of treasurer and
members of the general assembly in 1874
to be submitted to Messrs. HOar, Wheel
er, Fry and Marshall, it being distinctly
understood that those returned both by
the returning board and the Conserva-
tive committee are to be accepted as le-
gally elected.
Third-The house Of representatives
to be organized de n0UO on the basis Of
the committees award.
Fourth-The house of representatives,
when organized, to send to W. P. Kel-
logg, acting governor, and to the senate
as constituted by the award of the COM
mittee, a message informing them that
the house is organized and ready to pro-
ceed to business.
Fifth-The Conservative members to
sign an agreement that while not ape
proving or recognizing the legality of
the government known as the Kellogg
government, they agree not to disturb
the executive because Of his past politi-
cal acts, so long as he is sustained by
the President.
Sixth-Members of the house Of rep
resentatives returned by arbitration not
to be changed, except by death, resigna-
ton or expulsion for just causes.
Seventh-Senat0rs returned by arbi-
tration to be seated.
This proposition was adopted by q
vote OF fifty-nine to eight, and COM
mittee appointed to hand it to Mr..
Wheeler. The committee left on the
morning of the ninth for Mobile with
the propositions in their pockets, and
that night the following reply was re-
ceived:
MOBILE, February 9, 1876.
To Hon. John Young, st. James Hotel, Chair
man:
Proposition not accepted.
W. A. WHEELER,
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Nonresident Notice.
No. lSll-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-John Evans ct

No. l8ll-In the First Chsncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-John Evans ct
al VS.. Thomas Flannery ct al.
Ii appearing from the bill which is sworn to
in this cause that the defendants, Thomas
Flannery and Joseph Flannery, are nOn-resi-
dents of Tennessee; that they are indebted to
the complainants, Evans, DalZeIl q Co., in the
sum of S306 SO, evidenced by two notes, one
for SlO3 80 and one for Sl03 so, both dated Oc-
JOber l, 1872, due at one and two years from
date, together with the interest and protest
fees thereon; and attachment having issued
and been levied on the property of said de-
PENDANTS, as appears by the return of the
sheriff thereon;
II is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1875, and plead, answer
or demur to mplainants' bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing exparte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day of January, I87S.
A cOpy-Attest: EDMUND a. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. McHenry, d. G. and NJ.
Warinner & Lee, sOls. for cOmpPt. lag fr
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DIED.

MESSICK-At Raleigh, Tenn on Thursday,
February IL, 1875, Mrs. FIDELIA MESSICK, in
the sixty-ninth year Of her age.
Her remains will be inferred at the Raleigh
Cemetery this (FRIDAY) afternoon at two
O'Clock.
BAXTER-At her late residence, ISS Third
street, Thursday morning at one O'Clock, MIS-
MARY E. BAXTER.
The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from Calvary Church, this
(FRIDAY) morning at ten o'clock. Service
nv Rev DR. White
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HAYNES LINE OF SAILING SRIPS
Nonresident Notice.

No, 953-In the First Chancery Court of Shell
by County, Tennessee.--Sarah K. smith ct
al, executors of ThOs. r. Smith, deceased,
VS. The Merchants National Bank of Mem
phis ct al.
II appearing from the sheriff's return in
this cause that the defendants, Mrs. Il. 3.
Tomlinson and ]. L. GOOdlOe, are not 10 be
found in his county;
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in April, 1875, and plead, answer or
demur TO complainants' original and amended
and supplemental bills, or the same will be
taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing expaTte, and that copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessiye weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 10th day Of February, 1873.
A copy-atCest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
ByE.B. McHenry, d. G. and NJ.
Rortrecht, Craft & Scales, solicitors for COM
DlaInants 1elZ II
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MASONIC NOTICE.

V1HE stated communication of South q
i Memphis Lodge, No. lis, this (FRI-~
DAY. evening, Feb. I2th,- at J O'Clock, w
for dispatch Of business.
By order of B. F. HALLER, W. n.
BEN K PULLFN Secretary
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When the Empress Eugene fed from
Paris, she intrusted the crown Jewels to
TIE minister of finance. He sent them
to the bank OF France, and before the
siege they were forwarded to a distant
French port, and have Just now been re-
turned to Paris. They are worth looking
after, as one stone alone is valued at one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES
,rrcrAL TO y Q 1 HILL Many nv
poMEsTIo NEWS.

Mrs. Moultsa Expelled from Flynn
outh Church-A Lively Protest.
Danger srAnsther Review or che
scandal moody asd Bashey.
NEW York. Nov. 5.-At o business
meeting at Plymouth Church. Brooklyn,
last evening. the names Of Deacon West
and Mrs. Moulton we're dropped from
the roll Of Membership on the ground
OF continued absence from service Of
church. Deacon West was not present
but Mrs. Moulton was, sccompa'
MED by counsel, General Roger
A. Pryor. who read o protest sigusd by
Mrs. Moulton. and which closed Is fol-
lows: MY absence is an enforced one.
aud is caused by the crime Of adultery
committed by Henry Ward Beschsr.
pastor OF this church, with one
OF his practitioners. which / know
to be o fact, through Bseohsr's
confession to me. and through
confessions Of Mrs. Tilton, and through
conclusive evidence Of crime from other
sources. appear before this church In
local obedience to its summons which
have received. and I hereby declare my
disposition and desire to discharge all
the duties dsvolving on me as . member
that are consistent with my knowledge
OF the adultery Of the pastor and his
false swearing in regard 10 It,"
NEw YoRx. November 5.-Tho New
York and Brooklyn Association Of Con-
gregatisnal ministers has taken action,
1t il alleged. which will certainly review
the Beechsr scandal. A committee Of
its members have beon appointed and
instructed to report after . careful OF.
animation Of the charges, whether the
Association ought To retain Bsschsr In
its membership. II was said last even.
ing that Beschsr would withdraw from
the Association rather than submit to
another investigation. Plymouth Church
has, after some considerable discussion,
adopted q resolution asking that Beechsr
and his deacons confer with Mr.. Moody.
and that they DO authorized, II the
evangelist has no AFFECTION. TO announce
first. Of q series Of prayer meetings
daily. for next Monday morning. In
tho discussion Of this subject, one menu
Der said, let us show enough Christian
spirit to 60 with the others to the meet
ings in tho tabernacle; let vi show no
desire to stand aloof from sister
churches, oven thought they may not
be cordial toward US.
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A or Alptnnry

The Board OF Aldermen Of Virginia
City held q meeting at the Third Ward
school house last evening. and much Of
interest to the city was discussed. A
an exact report Of the proceedings is
particularly the province Of the vir.
ginia papers, nothing more than O
glance ut the business transacted will be
taken by the News. Tho question OF
widening the cross streets was taken
under consideration and disposed Of for
tho evening with the understanding that
tho full Board Wa to meet at 6H
o'clock this morning and examine the
situation and deliberate thereon at
another special meeting. to be held at
tho Third Ward Sc~hool-house, at 8
o'clock. sharp, this evening.
II was determined that in rebuilding
the burnt district the sidewalks In each
block should be Of q uniform grade and
height, and the steps that before proved
such q nuisance BE- dispensed with.
The matter Of building a new City
Jail at the earliest possible moment vas
discussed, and the Chief OF Police in
structsd to proceed with the work as
soon as possible. II was not fully deter
mined where the Jail should DO
built. the Mayor. seeming TO
think that the city owned the
lot ON which tho house OF engine com.
pany No. I, near the corner OF d street
and Sutton avenue. formerly stood. II
was thought by the Board that this
would DO q much moro desirable site
for n Jail than the place where the City
Hall used to stand. and the city attorney
was therefore directed to inquire into
the matter and report tonight.
Another question that periodically
agitates the public mind came before
the Board. but II was altogether too
knotty. and after feebly wrestling with
Il for a few minutes. the subject was al
lowed TO drop without any action what
ever being taken. The question was
the regulation Of houses Of prostitution.
Other minor matters, such rs the Gu.
forccment OF the stovepipe ordinance,
procuring q temporary city hall. and the
collection Of the quarterly license were
discussed and disposed Of. As the
latter Is Of sufficient interest to deserve
special mention, we will state that u
was determined to 60 on with the col.
lection OF licensesas before the fire,
and the City Collector was so instructed.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO n ooLp HILL DAILY xzws.
CALIFORNIA.
The GREAT Four.mIIs Race.

San Francisco, Nov. 5-l r. NJ
The great four.mile running race will
certainly ONO or Saturday, the 18th.
Nothing but a severe storm will prevent
the event from taking place. Pools
will be sold ut tho Lick House Saloon
on Monday evening. All horses that
havo entered arc doing their training
we'll. One hundred dollars to $75, and
81 1000 TO 500 Ia offered on the street
that no ono can name the winner. The
race is already attracting much inter.
est
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Irrom ,he L.f.ye.le Daily Oourisfl


ACURE ron BALnsxxs.-The man In
Boston who went barehsadsd for Two
years TO cure badness OF the head, 70.
commends the remedy as Q successful
ono. He claims that the heat Oh the
sun not only promotes tho growth OF
hair, but also strengthens the brain,
lilo says to any and all who are troubled
with a lack Of hair or weak brain to Try
it, rs it costs nothing and saves the OK
pense OF a hat.
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SECOND pisPAroH.
Afnairs or the National Gold Bank
and Trust Cempuny- stecks I'm.
proving.


SAN Francesca, Nov. $3.50 P. NJ
President Davis, OF the National Gold
Bank and Trust Company. states THU
morning TINT although no formal action
has been taken by its Directors. II Ia
certain that the Bank will 60 at once
into liquidation. He thinks It's Affair."
can DO settled up in short tine and de-
positors paid in full. with o surplus
remaining. Tho redemption Of the
banks circulation is going on slowly n
tho U. s. sub-Treasury. $i4,sss being
paid out to date for that purpose. 1t Ii
supposed that q large amount Of notes
arc held In the interior.
Stocks arc better to-day. Recent
rumors in connection with prominent
men on the street have apparently
dropped out Of sight, and the market Is
consequently recovering.
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STOCK REPOKr.
l~u.rOar.D pAnr nj u. =. xrArrso . col
Last Eyeming

last Evening
A FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD
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$50 Wells fargp. az
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slreu NJ hign rates are ungty tnAt ~
rot destroyed so that they can get the
Insurance. would. only for n thing,
| rot be without some weight; but that
u takes the wind out OF 1t and leaves
il on n plane with her other reason. which
viii DO noted presently. The reason
| Why u fire ought never TO occur for the
c ,use stated is, that property Is mol IN
sired in Virginia City at fancy figures.
tho INSURANCE agents there being prac-
teal and experienced men who under
sand their business. 30 that II q house
tsrns down the public can rest assured
lis owner is out and injured to u
very considerable extent. The lady's
ether reason for thinking the re-
ruinder,of the city will shortly be DO
s;royed by fire. is that for several nights
asst the dogs have kept up a mournful
bowling. The bowling Of dog Is. We
slmit, dismal enough to make any one
a sensitive nerves detected and missra'
IL. hut what connection dogs have with
Invisible and prophetic i~ntellisenees Is
Gore than appears to our limited I'M
Outstanding. A much better reason for
tieir misery and mournful way oil
expressing il can be found in tho fact
nv of them are cold. hungry and
l,mslsss. Ne opine that the lady Is a
| uIa err. in her preJiction.
o,,
AL,EN OF tiEr.-M aoou' ciocA
ais morning an alarm Of fire sounded
LIZ Nh, various whistles anu the remain
.a-,.u. .,,r,,., m. Inhabitants NJ
Iis n'e 'e"'' mn. a..
Nir.,h'a rom 'he'l aa'a" - y. Sa,ans
y, nr.son, n..J Inv q.
Eisgand. The Office hal not been used
fr assayinc purposes iot neai'y !eai
st; W sLs' A.. srs was cans.
III. r., tim ,hs furnace. the chin.
49, ~ !. - ,n ,ha / of tb.
- m. drs vas liz.
e!n''ns ~" I'll, ~,sa,chmon anil
e'Ns''u y ~ L. = connls nj
vas soon ~. ;ha nr.m;..s
seams iIo,n "ians L. w. hy wa.
me pt'hc,pai u \ .sns hs;,c ~
I, 'n' 'J,.o ~, III n. v;nJows
.a' ~ a. La;il;n, Had mere
IN mo- s,. s,,in,ui.hinr APPARATUS ON
"a nr.mises tb,rs /, mo- telling how OK.
, nsive the confagration might have
t,en. Tho prompt suppression oil inc
tso rs ai =, c]onxsni.Dt
4 ,tanses along the streets Of Virginia.
a, succesteI by the Eaierpriss a few
5,y, mo. The Introduction Of the most
3 ~iectiSe fire apparatus is q question
row in orlsr, and is being duly consid-
e,ed by the people and city authorities.
q, ,.,,., war.
"Vs"iS" !"
,o,,n mo, ON. hundred miles
-. 80. az ,ho f~ol,ou;ny in n lats
. .s.ws N ,his wicked world are
-. ~ IN $50 ,he Guardian angel
~. s'.n"S 49, ma ,sonch when i'm
80. t.., ,ho soo,h;n, topcb
'tr;a, slse, Saims as he smooths our
-. aw,y 'rbe lrnbia.ladcn zephyr
+, 18th sweetest perfumes 'aves the brow
! nsn'eous ,na a;nS,, h,ss,s All,
"a,,as,,v Joss tbe benefited long
-. Nj. unlnoxn benefactor, vet
..uiIs faded 10 mir in the presence Of
Jove. and why should we lament 'na'
We cannot detect ,he au'n0rp In
.'no"'us III an, n. an. ~rscsn,ion Of
'ians =, .Sa;,s. xSisty. A ..drunk"
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MaRRIs AZ NATHAN.

This popular dry 20 beds frm. although losing
Ill by tho great nr, at Virginia Will not de In
consequsn y. On the contrary. they win open
In . few days hers In Gold Hili, having secured
IN eligible place In Doctor Haii's bull ding.
nearly oppoeit. the ophlr cfhee. This morn;
sitensivs stock OF dry goods, m they will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
4 sUrrocATING COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor to ths Western prsss, she
ascrtbes the cure Of . dangerous cough. sccom.
panied By bleeding at the lungs, TO hale's
Honey OF Horshound and Tar. my cough"
she sayp, .thrsatened " sufocats me .
but the Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was to
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed 70 at
tho disposal Of q. N. Crttsnfon, Z Sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
URMICAL,

Save me. health and money. Avoid qaacks
aud buy chemical strength" cold by al
druggists. distractions full, ard q euro guar
anteed In any case Of debilltaiing dreams Cor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
OF nervous decay. resulting from srlf-sbuse.
Wbolesale Agents.. Mar FrsneI.eo. priee ~
Der bottle rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-05
srArlusEnY ANr iKwstRY.

n, =. Matthiil, a. The 0old Bill Post
1sAcs store. II. sole agent for. al
tns Ban Faueisca and Sacramento daily
papen. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc. received ~ soop ~ published,
and delivered m any part OF town. Blank
books OF every description made TO order Al
short notice. Gold and silver waiches. clockr.
and . dns assortment OF jewelry /: repairing 10
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of tors AMI fancy goods. Bee regular advef.
tipemeut In another column. lcie
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A CARD,

To all who arc suffering from tho errors and
lndlsereiions OF youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. ] will send
q recipe that will cure you. ffee OF charge,
TIL great remedy was discovered by Q mis-
sio airy In South America. Send . selfad
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. inmAn,
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
CM.An covsrsd his bald head and gray hair
youth.
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ARTIFICIAL o~RrSpsroSEs are being
made at Worms. Germany, OF grit, SOL
ubls glass, and petroleum.
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DH. MARI wALakl has coined the
word ~''dresscible."
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