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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26
LAW REPORTS.
Supreme Court.

special 10 the Appeal
Jackson. November 25.-The court de-
cided cases t)-lly a. follows: Gordon vs. Shelby
comfy. Wright vs. L, S)lO bank; Lennon W Thurs
ton; P8gs Ys Meath; Dawson May; Bentley vs.
Bartlett; FcHl'Is vs. Hlris; ZInonl vs. Galliua;
Memphis AID Pdducah railroad vs. Chapman; The
stlie vs DuI; BrysOl stiles; Bartlett vs. Bartlett;
Blonnt h iyy vs. tha State, affirmed; Davidson vs.
she Stste for use IT, affirmed, Il remitture Is en-
tered o;herHse rivers =; Bethel ct al. VS. General
Council OF City OF Memphis, motion for rule to show
Cause allowed Hauis vs. Cincinnati health assocla-
tloa, motion 10 correct judgment refused; ConnSll vs.
Daylc. rsgt-ssd and dismissed; Planters Insurance
company vs DlErs; C1gll vs. Woodbridge; Thomp-
son v Anderson, reversed ami remanded; SifTey vs.
Williams, reversed and ldglnent here for defend
ant; Bsr5ttD Gal.ina, AMI Hail vs. shelby county,
reversed and dismissed; Francisco & Wiggn vs.
Br.Rklsy. rl.itCn 10 rC-hear refused
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

4 WASHINGTON dispatch announces that
yesterday Dist-ict-Attomey Wells entered
S1it against General o. o. Howard, Edgar
Ketchum and A. 4. Shepherd (the two lat ter
rs sureties on General Howard's boDd), to
rsc5ye- the sum Of twenty-five thousand seven
huadred and eight dollars, which, it Is
charged, he has not accounted for, and which
sum came into his hand. by virtue of his ap-
pointncn. as special agent and disbursing
officer Of the bmeau Of refugees, freedmen
and abandoned lands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

KempeT county Is on the central eastern boundary,
adjoining the State OF Alabama. II has 4 white
population Of 5706 and black population Of l2l =
The committee I'm WashingtOn sent white RepuDh-
can there some campaign Documents Tor distnbu
t0n, last October FF actuOw' iSed their rreep 10
.'Tbey won't DO any good ta. pHmOCJatS Say tiseJ
don't need any argument b show hat Tldeu is not
n refOrmer; that they are gCt - % carry TINS county
II they have to wade In blood u DO u
The Democrats have carried N"Lupfr county; -
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Non.Resident Notice.

No 1ll5-Tn the ChauCsry Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee 4theflhe N. dwell vs.; J3nn r F%ag5 %
we'll deceased. ct al.
n apDeariug from the biz En- this cause, which IS
sworn TO- that this Is SIit 10 wind up the este OF
Wn, NJ FOlWelI deceased. as an iusOlvent estate;
II Is therefore ordered. That all parties claiming
IN he creditors of said estate make their appearance
herein at the courthouse I'm the city OF memphis,
Tennessee within the time prescribed by law, and
have themselves made parties 70 this proceeding
and file and Prove their claims, or the same Will 20
forever barred; and that COPY OF ts ofuef pe pub
Iished once week for four successive WeeAS' IN the
Memphis Appeal. This 25th day Of November, 1876
A cOpy-atteSt: L A COLE. ClsiA anu Master.
By T. 3. McHenry, Deputy G. anu u.
JarDagin x FravseT. SOlS. IOr culhpl l. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Tma london Tunes, reviewing the pros
poets Of the conference, says the specific pro-
p5sals which will come before it have been
examined IN every capital Of Europe. The
conclusion Is universal that they present no
Iasepa-lblc obstacle to polce. Under the
leadership Of the English and Russian pleni-
po.cntiagies, they may be 50 moulded as to
command the support Of every guaranteeing
power, and secure the acceptance of the Porte.
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Grants Three Speeches.

New 1Ork world.
e Let US have peace" said President Grant,
As he seated himself I'm the chair OF state;
But all of his words have been words OF cant,
And all OF his acts have been acts of hate.
g Let no guilty man escape" said President Grant
When justice was hunting the government thieves;
But BIS terrible threat was ridiculous rant,
And he quickly repented by granting TeprfeFeS.
" The count must be honest" said President Grant,
For fraud In elections, ne know, never pays"
" fair and Just count" is what We all want,
" And kellogg can do it-and elect Mr. Hayes"
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COrrectfon-A Gard.


EDITORS APPEAL-You do Mr.. James
Rallston injustice by changing him with Intentional
y ana knowingly voting twice at the ninth ward poll
his name appears, from the roll-boOks, as voting
ballot No. % and No. Sgl Before casting the last
vote which was Just before the closing of the polls,
MI Rallston asked George L. Williams deputy
sheriff, II he lRalStOni had voted Sheriff Williams
replied that he did not know, and referred to the
CLERKS. one OF the clerks, Mr. Joseph Giles looked
over the pOllst and said he did not find the name
OF James Railston, Mr.. RastOn then asked each
OF the judges II he RallStOn had voted and they re
piled that they did not remember his voting He
then asked Messrs. George r. Powell and F. w But
tlnghaus the United States supervisors of election
aud they made the same answer, whereupOn Mr.
R2lStOn deposited the ballot Sg1 If he voted twice
we are thoroughly satisfied that It was simply an
honest mistake GEO L. WILLIAMS
Deputy-SheTif 9Th Ward and 9TH District
GEO. X. Powell, Supervisor Of Election.
+. W. BUTTISGHAU5, Supervisor OF Election.
J. R. WALT, Judge
W T. LUCAS, Judge
J. R. GREHAN, Judge
&. WAGNER, JR, Clerk
W. ". KARR, Clerk.
j. A, GILES, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

This General George is the man who organized the
campaign of 1875, in which, I'm all human prOba-
blty, three hundred negroes perShed by assassina-
tiOn; In which free speech and free ballots were ut
tery and everywhere suppressed; and IN which Re
publican majority OF over twenty thousand was
changed By outrage and terrorism into Democratic
majority of over thirty thousand. He Is chairman
of the Democratic State committee. He Is the man
who had the sublime assurance to telegraph before
the Presidential election that "Our people want TO
be friends of the north If IL will let them Imagine
Boss Tweed telegraphing TO the National convention
of the Young Mems Christian association that he
and his rOughS wanted Ito be friends Of the church
If il would let Them This would be faint and
far-awdy parallel to his insulting message.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26
NOyember lALn

Il do hope you have not thought u,H
neglectful OF your letter that ! received three Veau
ago. but since then have been In such wHi-' Of
excitement that have been utterly untitled for
thing. You can understand the condition OF affairs
YOU were here at the last election. The cam
palgn Of assassination and intimidation Of 1875,
which reyOlutiOniZed the State. and seeks 20 der
ringer Lamar Into the United States senate Il is
terrible. Il seems to me sometimes we have been
deserted by God. Why are such OutrageS permitted?
There Is perfect reign of terror here, but hope
and trust the worst T. past Il Is now about seven
O'clock and the town Is very quiet. but | suspect
there has been trouble outside. It may be that the
voters are Quelled that very few will attempt to
vote. Every one is frightened TO death, and General
George has all his own way much the ear Of
Russia "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26
B. BAYLISS, President.

New York, November "a: The steamship Neckar,
which arrived from Southampton to-day, brought
seven hundred and twenty-three thousand six hun
dred and seventy-fve dollars In gold coin, and one
hundred and seyenty-five thousand dollars In silver
bars making total thus far received, this week, OF
two million three hundred and seventy thousand SIX
hundred and seventy five dollars In gold coin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

4 BERLIN dispatch to the London Daily
Ners reports that Prince Bismarck refused to
receive Edhem P,lsha. Turkish ambassador
10 Germany, who called to take his leave be-
fore starting fox Constantineple. The ap-
po;ntmcnt Of Elhem Pasha as the plenipO-
Tertiary OF Turkey at the conference is con-
side-ed 10 be favorable to peace, because he
&. known T. b. vnconpromising in his views.
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when the returns from parishes"
marked contested were opened, the
Democratic counsel were allowed to"
"be present. The returns from DesOtO"
parish were brought in, and contained"
" in one package, sealed with wax"
When the seals were broken by the"
members of the board, there were
found inside a consolidated statement"
"Of the votes, the commissioners state
"ments.and the tally sheets. Attached
Ito the returns were a large number"
"Of protests and a1IidaVits.
THE secretary of the board said that
the package had been received on the
eighteenth instant. and such was the
entry in his receipt-bOOl- The re
turns, ne said. had come by mail. In
the course OF inspection 1t was dis
covered that one of the protests Of
"the supervisor, charging general in =
"timidatiOn, was dated November"
"2Jth, and sworn to in this city before
.'thc commissioner Of the circuit court
when called on to explain how a"
protest dated on the twenty fifth in
"stant to-day could get into n sealed"
registered package received on the
eighteenth instant, the secretary"
said he had received two packages
"cratic counsel present in the act Of"
making another entry in his book of"
1.-TWO packages received After some
delay another package was produced
land found to contain Il consolidated
" statement of the voters and the COM
miSsiOner'S returns, but no protests
"Or afsidaVits.
The members of the board were un-"
able to explain the matter. Senator"
SHERMAN, of the Republican visiting
committee. remarked that there was
mo use to disguise the fact that the"
returns had been opened and the pro-
tests inserted after the package had
been received.
The affair created quite IL sensation
among the members of the commit"
tees present. The members of the
Democratic committee were very"
OUtspOken in the opinion that "A fraud :"
had been perpe etrated, and the Repub- "
"Iicans did not deny that the affair had :"
IA very peculiar aspect. The Demo-"
cratic counsel say that similar"
thing has occurred d in the case Of fOtheP"
parishes but that as they were not
admitted until to-day there was NO"
opportunity to discover the frauds"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

TeN1essaa- n NJ White et al. vs.. J. f. Flels et al.
n qDDeariuF from The original and amended bills
L. thfs cause which are sworn 20 Lhal me defend
Is a nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee and
resident Of the State Of Mississippi that he is in
debted to cOmplainants, Dy Optn account; in the
sued and returned BY the Sheriff levied on his prop
erty:
II Is therefore ordered lnat ne MAKE MS appear
apca baratn az the courthouse I'm the city Of Nem-
mis- Tenn on or before the first Monday in jan
1ary, 1S77, and plead, answer or demur to COM
EIIi he taken for confessed as TO him and set for
hearing eXDarte; and that q cory Of this order be
pubisbed once week. for four successive weeks, In
the Wamphis Appeal This y3Jh day Nov. 1876
4 coDTEattest. I. A. COLE, Clerk AID Master.
By r. B. McHsnry, Deputy c. and u.
Vance 4 Anderson, SOls Tor oOmpFts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

FRoW Oregon We learned last night that
Portland disIatch denies that any application
has yet been made for an injunction restrain
ing the issuance of "a certificate TO Watts.
The Democrats state positively that such
acton viii b, taken, while the Republicans
are confident that the certificate cannot be
legally withheld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Hayess majority so far...........-.......... 937
The situation, so far as Florida and South
Carolina are concerned, has undergone but
little change. In the former State the can
vassing board has agreed to begin the count
of the vote of the State on Monday to-
morrow 1t hus obviating the further prosecu-
ton Of the case now before the
circuit court, and in the latter the
returning board has been put in Jail
for its willful contempt of the supreme
court. The court, having done so much good
work, promises to give decision on Monday
on the questions now before it, but refuses to
give certificates Of election to the Democrats
claiming to be elected from the disputed
counties. 1t will, however, give them certi-
fed copies of the proceedings of the court,
upon which they can contest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 244O-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee-Ann Harrison vs.. Louis Harrison ct al.
II appearing from the bill in this cause which Is
sworn 10, that the defendant. VIM. n. Stephens Is
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee and rest
dent Of the State OF California.
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make MS appear
ance herein, at the courthouse IN the city of Mem
phiS, Tennessee, on or before the hrst Monday In
January, 1871 and plead, answer or demur 10
cOmplainant'S bill. OF the same VIII De taken Tor
confessed as to him. and set for hearing eXpaTte;
and that copy of this order be puDIshed once
week, for four successive weeks IN tle memphis Ap
A cOry-aftaSr. EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master.
BYE B. MeHenry. Deputy G. and1Ai; and ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

EIBERT s. WOODWARD, recently arrested
in Chicago. and who was clerk Of the New
.Yozk boa-i OF supervisors during Tweed $
reign, ha5 turned States evidence, and
threatens 20 "a tale unfold" as will shake
the Republican az well "a the Democratic
officials. Letus hear Mr. Woodward words.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Amite county. stated In recent letter, Ike VII
EusOn county. and the adjoining parishes Ut Felic
ana, In Louisiana. Is dominated By outlaws, who
have utterly subugatnd the Republicans. it has
~ -.
In 1872 Il gave Greeley SIS votes and Grant ga5.
Now HAYES gEtS-NDf yHg-
Like East and West Feloi5Ga. its Republican vote
has been bulldOZeG-that t. 10 SAY. In the English
tongue whipped and eTled, and slnated out Of
existence.
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FLORIDA.
The Board of CanVassers will Begin
1,nunI inc the AAfE MnnlRY.

NVuHtIHt- tHF TUT -HUIIHHJ'
TALLAHASSEE, November 25.-The board of
cdnVaSSerS received notice this morning from the
secretary Of state, who Is CT-OftcO member Of the
board and charged with calling 1t together, that they
must meet at twelve o'clock on Monday to canvass
the vote of the State The judge has not yet decided
the Injunction and mandamuS cases now pending
before him, and this action of the board seems to
Obyiate the necessity of decision, this will ad-
NIT committee of five from each of the Political
parties and the chairmen Of the two State commit
tees TO its decisions The admissions of newspaper
correspondents has not vet been decided upon. The
official returns are now all in but the result will
hardly be reached before the sixth Of December,
when by the laws of the United States the electors
certificates must be issued.
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White Shuttle SewinQ Machine.
When once used will retain its
place forever.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE

l. 1t IS the Llghest Running shuttle Machine I'm
the market.
2. 1t has more space under the arm to handle the
work than any other.
3. The shuttle carries more thread than any other
NEARLY half a SPOOL
T. The tension Is Adjustable in TIE shuttle without
removing It from the machine.
>. The shuttle tension remains uniform whether
the bObbin Is full or nearly empty.
Is The shuttle Is protected from friction therefore
no oil. lint OF dust TO soil the thread.
I. No SpTingS OF movable parts In the shuttle in
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&. The feed extends on either side of the needle
both right and left.
O. Every wearing point place of friction is case
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10. No cOgS or cams are employed 10 render fs
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Has greater capacity than ans other family Sewing
Machine for doing every variety of work
It's capacity under the Arm is as follows:
From the base Of arm 70 the needle ... 734 inches
From the curve Of arm 10 the needle ..1 10 inches
From the cloth-plate TO bottom of arm. 6 inches
Thus combining In this FaInly Machine all the
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Il is also the most elabOTdtely Ornamented and
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With all these advantages, It is sold from SO to
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- Exclusive control of territory given to agents
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White Sewing Machine 90.
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CIreuit Court-IeiskeII. Judge.

The following cases constitute the calendar
sor Monday next: 4l70 Dennis Sexton vs. John
DHira; 1913. Thomas II. Estes vs. Joseph Rogers;
.fiig2 Maria BaeT Jacob ErO; 1913 Jefferson and
E.irlngsOn vs. A. A. Bills. adm; 1868. John A. Kirby
ys Annie Cook; 1872, same vs. same; 46IS, A, & N:
81 SSeli0n rs Wm Lunn; 1855 Regenhard, Shwell
& Co " r. B. Barnes; .il;jI. T. Shields Naden vs.
iycurgls Thompson. After these cases are disposed
os the court Will try any Orher cases In which coun
ssl for both parties are present and desire a trial
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DIED.

NEII-Atthe residence. No IL second street on
the morning Of the tWeutydfth. JAMES T. eldest son
Of Robert B. and Jennie Neil aged six wears and five
months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence, this SUNDAY afternoon, at three o'clock
Services by Rev. Dr. White Carriages I'm attendance
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XII


This Is not Il fight against the south, but for the
people Of the south; and It must be a fight TO the
death against the old leaders of the south. Order
can come only from justice; prosperity can come
only from security; and we must put down the ban
diti In order to bring order and justice In Missis
Sippi.
Let her bandittI vote be thrown out, JR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26
Criminal Court LOgwOOd. Judge.

the following rases are set for trial on
MOuday next: sos. Harrison Jones; pa, Jacob
CLARK: 5s4 h. z. Nelly; 3!l Henry King; 4:t3 and
a3i. Thgsuas Mansfield; 5.l3, W. D. Campbell, ZS4,
Je1 Logan; pa. Jane Logan; 59h, Nancy Sibley;
5a7, Jim Jones: 5q1. Dennis Tohlll; 5q7, VI. c.
Claiborne; 5a2. James Skillman; $40. John La
prlde; 80. Frank Fry; 527, J. W. Blackburn; 5l5,
trsor.r- Loft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

whelmn-d thli- btllr., Nro, % IS reported lHsy
have not been dIluErd a. sui" - H.
In the neishb1Iiu. counts Of Okilbbh HI,1rC oi ne
most cowar'lIy nl->ncrpS 81 mocrU history w-,s per
petrated only q lew mOTiIS ago. Ine CD15ed be
publicans desired % hold political meeting IN OK
tihbeha. The leader, Oj five While Line CluDS Tor
bade H. saving .Mt lns- would not ALLOW another
Radical meeting ~ O.. held IN the county. The
Younger Republic tT~. la me evening met ~ cot
OrPd church In tle Cuts-t. away from the dwellings
of the whites ~ that no could pretend % be dis
tjUbed By them. They made a bonfire, ana had
clustered around Il. when the White Line
club stole up In the darkness, and. without word
o. warning. opened fire on them. -Four men we're
killed and tWelty-Seyen men were wounded. The
road next day was still re, with human blood. and
looked" said Democrat 'dS II some one had been
SlaughteTing hogs there
So LnMndas Is now secure Ln nerlncLacE-
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Oliver, Finnie Il Co.,
WHOLESALE GR0GERS.

I5nO 4. = and WhOlG boxes Raisins.
1900 boxes New Layer Figs,
200 bxs. and htss. CuTraRts and CitrOR,
1000 boxes STICK and Fancy Candy,
200 brls. Almonds, BraIils. Fii6erfs
and PecanS,
so brls. COeOanuts,
400 brls. Apples,
700 boxes Cheese.
200 bags Coffee, us Piioes'
800 barrels Sugar-aIl kinds.
90 tierceS new PANS,
90 % boxes breakfast Bacon,
IV'VIV cases Oysters, Sardines, Salmon.
HOLSTERS, Jellies, Preserves. eve.
ry kind of Canned Meats, Prints
and Vegetables.
OLIVER. FINNIE 4 Co
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MARRIED.

t'ABREkF- -MEEIEETIiER- On the evening or
the 2.id November, 40 the residence OF the bride
parents. near Sen1JCbiI Miss. bv Rev DR. Blrrney
Nr. j. 7. GABBERT and Miss MLLIE MERIwEr8EP
A the dewdrop fails 70 vivlfy the opening rose
bul, 50 may the union OF these two hearts be "a,
happy in result as twas beneficial IN form. POry.
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Miss Rose HEcYEanUS.
225 Main Street.

4 NNOUNCES to her friends and public that she
~ has purchased the entire stock and interest OF
the firm Of A. A. Wall x Co.. and has opened with
New and Elegant Stock of Millinery Goods
which she will seI1 NJ tho ro,rest r,rIoss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Subscriptions in st. Petersburg and Mos
COW alone already exceed the new Russian
loan Of one hundred million rlbles authorized
ly the recent imperial ukase.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Here Is private letter written from central Mis-
SlSSippi, by Mississippi wOmaH who. although her
husband IS a Republican. has always been Demo
crat-as every one o. her blood relations T. She
never dreamed that it would be published. It Is q
picture OF a Wlfe'S .ity for her husbands life ON
the evening Of the .;--tiOn:
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WASHINGTON, Sunday, November 18th.

r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-26

Is the fourth California district, Mr.. Wig
ginton lDemocratl VIII contest the seat Of
pachecn LEopublIcanI.
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The Board Of Canvassers in JaiI.

COLUMBIA, November 20--The supreme court
this evening took under advisement the order re-
Quihng the board of State canvasSerS to make a
comparison OF the returns of the county canysSerS
and the returns of the precinct managers In the
cases of the Presidential electors. and will give
decision on Monday. The court declined to issue
an order giving certificates to the members of the
legislature from Edgefeld, and LaurenS cOun-
ties, refused by the board, but stated that
such members could obtain a copy OF the
record from the clerk of the court which would be
equivalent to certificate. The five members of the
board OF Ciuvdsser8 who were cOnStructiOnally ar
rested this morning. reported at the jail this evening"
where they are now confined. Their names are T.
L. CaTiOZa, treasurer; T. G. Dunn, comptroller ten
eral William Stone, attOrney-generd; II. c. Hayne,
secretary OF state and II. W. PuTyis, eX-adjutant
and Inspector general, comprising the board of can
NDsE
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Non-Resident Notice.

By Z. B. McHenry. Deputy c. ana d.
Jarnagin & Frdyser, SOls. for e0Llpls
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAX nEI'r.. OFFICE ca SIG. OFFICER,
WAsHrSGTOS. November -. I am.
For the south .iHa tic oHd eastern gHy
Sfaiss, Tennessee and the Ohio ralley, cooler
,.o,4hicea minds, falling. tollO.ced by rising
bgrome,s-. partly cloudy or clear weather.
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OF MEMPHIS.

TINranSacts a General Banking Busi-
/ ness.
Collections on Memphis Specially
Drafts for sale on the rvincipal Cities
of Europe. Also
Passage Tickets by the gnmen. y hite
star. Cunard. Allan. and Anchor Lines
Of Ocean steamers.
Particular Attention given to Pay
ment of Taxes.
city and County scrip for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.