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A COMET!
Startling Discovery! Great Ex-
element at the Rising Sun!
Great Kidney and Liver Cure.


Read and be convinced. The statement of . reli.
able gentleman.
rarker's Head, Nav 10th, 1852
MesSrs J. ]. MANER 4 Co., Augusta, Me-:
For the benefit of the suffering people wish you
10 publish the following for years, my friends
know have suffered with the Kidney and Liver
complaints. also had the Caiarrh so bad II would
drop down in my throat, and suffered terribly with
u Catarrhal Cough. have used all kinds Of medi-
cines ana employed the most prominent doctors In
this country, and found relief. Reading about
the grea, virtues In the Household BLOOD Purifier and
Cough syrup, although about discouraged, thought
came through my mind that IL would help me. I'm
mediselv got some and used II according TO direc.
ton, and 10 my great surprise since using Il am
lieycd Of pain and feel like And l de
highly recomme nd il MS medicine of great virtue
ana wish You 10 make this certificate public for the
benefit Of all people that suffering with the Kid
ney and Liver complaints, or Catarrhal Cough, and
IL any one doubts my certificate they can call
write me. | justly feel for the good IL has done me
am thankful and cannot praise II rs much ~ II
deserves. am, gentlemen, yours truly,
DEACON HEZkIAH HARRINGTON.
Harrington's Landing. Phpsburg, Me-, and mem.
Der OF the Legislature In 1861.
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THO Maine Central has put four electric
~. in its Portland freight yard.
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NJ, Geo. r. Beyerle and Mr.. Harley New
- If BOSTON are making brief visit to
Augusta.
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xsx bay is coming in quite freely, and is
..,,;,o for sl2 and Sl3 ton.
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acesI ann Stair Ntius.

A. d. W. Ward and wife will spend the
d.y At Ocean Park.
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Meonian Hall,
On Monday Even'g, August 14th,
At s o'clock,

For the purpose OF organizing Young Mems Re-
publican Campaign Club, for the energetic and
effective prosecution of the for the election
OF the candidates Of the Republican party at the
approaching election in September. 4 general
attendance is requested.
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Mince very fine one boiled chicken and
two sweetbreads parboiled. Season with
salt, pepper, celery and little chopped onion
(or cook the onion in butter to extract the
flavor and use the butter). Take teacup of
cream and little of the water in which the
chicken was cooked, add to it one teaspoon
full of Sea Moss Farine boiled moment or
two and heat the chicken in it. Have a dish
with bread crumbs and another with beaten
egg; make your chicken into shape, dip in
the egg and crumbs and fry in hot lard.
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In this city. August 9th, Eugene Allen, aged 30
years.
In Fairfield. August ID, Elhu Lawrence, aged Y.
In No. Leeds, August 9th. Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF
Mr.. Thomas c. Foss, aged AZ year, month.
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From Frank j Pierce, Periodical Depot, 13S
Water Street, augusta, Ne.
am pleased to say that two bottles of your
valuable Adamson's Cough Bafsam have en-
tirely cured me of a cough of nearly year $
standing. have tried many mixtures dur
ing that time without success.
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Marrieo.

In waterville, August I'd, Walter B. Lane and
Miss Eta Kendall, both of watervile.
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YORK

The town of Hollis boasts of the largest
boy in the State. His name is Charlie Chap
man. His age is 10 years and he w.ighs POP
pounds
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bought at a large reduction from cost to close,
am prepared to offer Better Bargains than
ever before. Parties wishing nice goods will
do well to call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26
Ce,to. exchange KesoIutions.

The Cotton Exchange. met yesterday even
ing at 5 o'clock, pursuant to call OF the
president, Napoleon Hill, &c taxe action il
reference to the death of jar IS Speed, Esq
The meeting, which was largely attended
was called to order by President Hill.
On motion OF A. F. Fisher a com mittee Of
six to draft resolutions were appointed. The
committee retired, and upon returning pre-.
scented the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Almighty
Father of All, to whose will we yield most
humble submission. belieying He dasth -su
-tlss.se -.eAl,.A~.ssefoFe- iiou among US our
esteemed friend and fellow-member, James
Speed, whose sudden decease the Cotton Ex-
change is called TO consider; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That in the death OF James Speed
we recognize the loss to Memphis of one of
its most upright and useful citizens; that the
mercantile community is deprived of one Of
its brightest representatives.. and the Cotton
Exchange of valued and most respected
member.
Resolred, That in the deceased we recognize
the qualities of true manhood and the char
acteristics of an honorable friend, and that
we point 10 him as one whose virtues were
worthy of the highest regard and emulation.
Resolved, That while we realize that ex-
pressions of sorrow can go but a little way to
alleviate the bereavement oil the family OF
the deceased, we nevertheless tender to them
our deepest sympathy in their sore affection.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the exchange, and that
they be published in the Memphis papers,
and that an official copy be forwarded to the
family of the deceased.
J. S. TOOF,
BARNEY HUGHES,
J. NJ WOODLAND,
COTTON GREENE,
H. A. MONTGOMERY.
There being no further business, the meet
log adjourned.
&c. LAHACHE, Acting Secretary.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Card from r. L. s,rickIin.

A Card from r. l.. Stricklin.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
Ia Justice to myself and Mr.. F. L. Green, a
lawyer of good standing at Corinth, please
make the following corrections in the COM
munication OF your Jackson correspondent in
Sundays APPEAL: Mr.. Green came here 10
meet an agent of the Hamburg Nj gdeburg
Insurance Company, represented by Mr.. Carl
Auton, inspector or manager at Chicago.
Mr.. Anton wrote me that he would be here
10 see me and take steps to collect back the
insurance money paid TO Mr., Hammond.
Mr.. Green being anxious 10 return home,
told him he might state the proof of the
burning to Hammond and probably he would
agree to refund the money to the insurance
company. Mr.. Green did that and nothing
more, except he committed the indiscretion
to state to Hammond that the case had been
worked up by Cincinnati detective named
Halsburg, or Hallenburg. The compsny's
letter and dispatch "hurryiug" the agent
are of record, disproying the alleged black
mail. After several intervieMs- xith-A&---
Green. in -ffsmmond promised 20 Ar,
was brought deliberately to save himself
and throw suspicion on an innocent
man. 1t is not true, as everybody knows,
that single witness swore that he would
not believe me on oath. My family and as
sociations are of the best in this State and
Mississippi. 1t is true, my reputation sui
tered from Losses at cards, habit / aban.
doned nearly twelve months since, and never
expect to resume. But in that capacity and
otherwise my competitors and associates
were gentlemen and professionals. My
testimony can be corroborated by Mr.. ID. III.
Haynes, neighbor of Hammond, who saw
delivery wagon carrying large
loads of goods home the evening before the
IRE; also by Mr.. Charles Kuntz, of this city,
who was furnishing Hammond flour and
molasses to sell on com mission, which Ham
mond returned TO him the evening before
The fire without explanation. 1t is not true
hat agreed to leave Jacksop. / have been
mere eight days since the trial, but am pre-
pairing to locate at Ashland, Miss., according
o my declared intention for several months
past. Respectfully, P. L. sTRICKLIN.
JACKSON. TENN, July 25, 1888.
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fore shoulder D. NJ: three small spots right nip.
dOsrs TsssTd on 11I ba ns sIu return Dan MER
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EoE REsIDENCEHesr business sisy I9iis
T. PLACE on union aF 9ay feneinr good well
2; v; NELSON: Ds.tiss: $50 Main St:
FOR SALE.
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RoGHKo ASA ApnIy 10 nG Bun city insurance
Company or p oIlesns s.1es. ~ ,,vo
0NEsR06l TJrASsT 5opthwess corner
Auction and Seventh stfeeIs chelsea. Size of lot
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LANIER's PROCESS
For Preserving C0tt0n-Seed Demon
strated 10 be q Complete Success.

1t is well known to the friends of Mr..
Lanier that be has obtained letters patent in
the United States and Europe TO preserve
cotton-seed for storage or shipment. This is
need long felt, and many efforts have been
made 10 accomplish this result. Heretofore all
have failed, and many who are familiar with
the trade are incredulous, believing it i'm
practicable. All who think so are invited 10
make thorough test, and if it don't prove,
in every instance, to be all claimed for it, he
is anxious to see it disproved. Some test
shipments have been made TO Liverpool,
which have been pronounced by the best
chemists and dealers in England to be per
fectIy preserved. Mr.. Lanier followed
these shipments in order to verify its practi-
cability, and satisfied himself and others of its
perfect success in all respects. On his return
he had a sample prepared and stored at No.
90 South Court street, in this city, on the
18Th of November last, where it has re-
NAMED untouched, and seen by many citi-
zens daily. 1t was opened today in the
presence Of many gentlemen who are ready
to vouch for its perfect success, the opinion
OF all present being that it will keep mde6-
nitely and can be shipped 10 any portin the
United States or Europe without injury.
This unquestionably opens up a new source
of wealth to the South, and will save many
thousands OF dollars annually 10 the produ-
GERS OF cotton-seed and the manufacturers, of
oil everywhere.
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The Good Work Continues.

At the grand semI-annual drawing of tbs
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans, on
Tuesday, June Is, 1882, the following CAPT.
tai prizes were drawn by the holders Of
tickets as stated. The desire of the winners
not 10 have their names published is more
general than before. Ticket No. A, OIL drew
800, 900; No. 22,913 drew $4,000; No. 81 ;
252 drew 81, 000-sold in tenths, two of
which were held by Mrs. J. Frouty, 1872
Bourbon street, New Orleans; one by II. D.
Rayne, Baronne and Canal streets. New Or
leans; one by Mrs. L. Horn, No. 157 st. a nm
street, New Orleans; two by Joe C. Cham
bodut, of Galveston, Tex. No. 76,S47 drew
S10,O00-sold in tenths-John OMears, No.
25S Poydras street, New Orleans, held one
tenth; B. L. Wyman, of Montgomery, Ala,
held another; p. A. Petersen, Of No. 20z
North Union street, Chicago, ILL.,, another;
Mrs. Z. T. Haiti, corner Ninth and Fulton
streets, Keokuk, Ia, held another, etc. The
next drawing lakes place August Sth at New
Orleans, l1ndes' the sole management and care
OF Generals 9. T. Beauregard, of Louisiana,
and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, when the
new scheme will again be adopted, where
man can get s. 600 for S., etc, the full par
ticulars OF which will be cent on application
to NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La.
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Not His Deal.
Rrnaklvr1 Ea01a

care you truly sure that we can always be
happy and contenfed 10 live together, dar-
ling? Do you really believe that you can
give up all the world and its vanities and set.
tie right down like model husband should,
love? You will never wish to stay out all
night with the boys as they call it. You
are quite, quite sure you will not?" and two
blue eyes gazsd a sweet interrogstive into his
eyes.
"You can just put your whole stack on
that to win, sis" be murmured.
i"You will never, never sigh for some other
fairer one than /? You will never read me
poetry that you sent TO yeor first love and
hint that man can only love onDe in life
time? You will never call be by some other
girls name in your sleep? All, you will
never do that, will you. darlingT
"Well, you just copper any one to lose
that says l will" he whispered, thronipg
his off arm about her more or less supple
form and giving her one on the lips for
luck.
sYou will always tell me everything that
passes in your busy life, darling? You will
have no secrets from your own little wife?
Not a single little tiny one, you are quite
sure? You will let me read all your letters,
and tell me all about your business? We
shall be truly and really one in everything,
Sd all we NOT, ducky?
"Well, I'm just taxing all they put up, old
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

RYvirtue OF the terms of a trust deed made to
ID me as trustee, by Z. l. Belcher, as appears OF
ecord In Chattel Book No. Is, page 296 in the Reg
ster ofce of Shelby county, Tenn, default ha "
ng been made in the payment Of the indebted
ess therein secured, WILL at the written request
the beneficiary. on
Tuesday. August Is, ISS2,
atween II O'Clock a. m and I3o'cIock m. In front
my ONCE, No. 30 Madison street. Mem phis,
enn. sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol
wing personal property or collateral securities:
First-A claim against the estate of W. B. Green
q Co., upon judgment In the Circuit Court of
elby county, and when assigned was on petition
the Chancery Court of said county, in q cause
titled W. B. Greenlaw VS.. s. Z. Green law ct al.
2724, N r D., the original judgment being for
\ -econd-Attorney's fees of the said E L. Belcher
the following cases, in which cases proper as
1ments OF these fees have been filed, to wit:
1 the Chaneery case OF Jennie Marie, by next
nd, e. L. Belcher VS.. V. Baeigalupo ct al, No.
! r D., OF the Chancery Court of Memphis.
hird-AlsQr the fees OF the said Belcher in the
Of Elv-fE Durff VS. James o. Durf ct al, No,
r. D., of said Chancery Court.
Iurth-Also, the fees of the said Beleher in the
Of Angelo Marie vs. r. A. Parker. Admins
u OF Vincent Bacigalupo, No. 3147, R. D., of
Chancery Court of Memphis Tenn.
th-Ten shares of stock in the Irish American
ding and Loan Association of Memphis Tenn
sh-Four shares OF paid.up stock in the Mem
Bar and Law Association of Memphis. Tenn
w l.. GT,APP
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Fortunate Alabama.

There being no further business, the meet
log adjourned.
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A dressm aker admitted into the Leeds
Dispensary was found to have distinct blue
line on her gums, with simultaneous symp-
ton,s, such as fsrred tongue, inf amm alton
of he lips, and general debility-all signs
pointing TO the probability of poisoning by
lead. The doctor i'm attendance on her for
some time failed to discover the source, and
was beginning TO think the blue line had been
caused in some other way, when he accidental
ly learned from amerch ant that siIken thread,
being sold BY weight, and not BY length,
is aomeiimes aduiturated with sugar
of lead. He then questioned the patient,
and she informed MIN that it had been
common practice with her, when at work, TO
hold silk, as well as other kinds of thread,
IN her mouth, and that she had done this the
more readily with silk, inasmuch as il often
had a sweet taste. The characteristic is
sure indication of The presence OF lead, and
all thread possessing it should either be re-
iected or used with caution. 1t will be found
that The silk thread of the best makers is
tasteless, whereas some inferior threads are
sweet.
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New Coal Fields to be Developed.


The conference held in this city Monday
night between Cyrus Clark, Esq, and A. L.
Crawford, in reference 20 building railroad
from the line OF the Cincinnati Southern TO
extensive coal fields owned by Mr.. CLARK, was
entirely satisfactory. Colonel w. A. Hen
dersou, Mr.. Clark's attorney. stated to a
Times reporter that Mr.. Crawford had
actually decided TO build the road and will
be at Glen Mary in two weeks, and sign the
papers and conclude the preliminaries. The
road will tap tho Cincinnati Southern near
Glen Mary, and extend westward a distance
of fourteen miles, through as fine coal fields
as exist in East Tennessee. Mr.. Crawford is
worth several million dollars, and is now
investing 100000 with Hon. Tom O'Conner
in blast furnace at Gadsden. He is enlhu-
siastic over the colony project of Mr.. Clark,
and will be OF much material benefit TO it.
The roadrhe will build will pass within q
short distance of Rugby.
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NOTICES.
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,

YAzoo AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY RAILROAD Co.,
JACKSON, Miss, July 8, 1882.
pROPOSALS will be received until Friday, Au-
L gust 18th, at II m. for the Clearing, Gru6biDg
Grading and Bridging of the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad from Jackson, Miss, to Yazoo
City, distance about forty five mi es. Specifca-
lions, maps, plans and profiles OF the work can be
seen on and after July Goth at the office Of the
Company's Engineer, CapiainH. P. Farrar, Jack
son, Miss The work viii be divided into sections
of about Eve miles, and contractors may bid for
one or more sections. This is very desirable woi K
and worth the attention OF contractors Bids
should be addressed to the undersigned
pany's ONCE At Jackson. MISC The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids -
JAMES G. CLARKE. President
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WAVERLEY SEMgNARY

14l2 III Street, n. W., washing ton, n. q.
Boarding and Day School for Young .d,e.
Full corps of professors and teachers. <rvSrv al
vantage afo rded for thorough tfaj, ing m fbs
Mathematical, Literary and Orno-.ne1tsf Depsr r.
ments Terms reasonable. Fsp session opens sep
'snDsi S''n on MI s1issS5fYe,Isgply 70 .-,...,
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The CIeveI.nd Tro..inr Meetipx,

CLEvELAsD, July 25.-Twelfth annual
meeting of the Cleveland Trotting Club. The
2:38 trot was won by Wilson in straight
heats. Time--2:223, 2:22t, 2:223.
The 2:23 trot was won by Jerome Eddy in
straight heats. Time-2:19. 2:18, 2:l9. He
travelled the fret half of the last heat in
l ;07a, and the three-quarters in Al.
W. Gordon's four-in-hand team trotted
to beat the fastest record, 2:56i, and made
the first heat in POO, and the second heat in
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In all kinds of speculations is so common
now that buying chance in lottery is not
considered any more risky than an invest
ment in futures or in stocks. OF course COM
paratively few can draw large prizes, but
then each one pays only a small sum for his
chance in the big prizes. The next drawing
of the Commonwealth Distribution Company
win occur next Monday, when over 100000
will go 10 ticket-holders.
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SARATOGA, July 25.-Fyrst Race-One
mile, Wedding Day won; Maggie Aver Sec
ond, Bruno third. Time-1 All.
Second Race Three -fourths of a mile.
Barnes won; Kenny second, Tocsin third.
Time-1: 10.
Third RaceZOne-mi and 500 yards. Ben
Dor won; Ada Glenn second, General Mon
roe third. Time-2:I04.
Fourth Race.---Hurdle race, one mile and
a furlong. Raven won; Judge Burnett Sec
ond, Annette third. Time-2:C6.
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&c always, love-" she
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From all sides comes the report that the
crops are as good as the land can make. The
seasons seem to have been almost perfect.
The heaviest corn crop for years is almost
assured throughout the length and breadth
of the State. The cotton-pIant is repre-
scented TO be fruitipg finely. The sustenapce
of the earth has not gone too much into
stalk and leaf, as frequently occurs in a way
that deceives the planter until he goes to
gather his crop. But 1t is said that the plant
is of average size and is fruiting very
heavily, sure indication of fine yield.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

D. r. GRAHAM, plumber, gas and steam
filter, 90 Beale street.
FoR pumps, pipes and we'll points 60 to
j. A. BsileJiss 295 Second street.
The Cream Festival under the manage
ment OF the ladies of the Central Baptist
church will be continued at Specht's Parlors,
Madison street, on Thursday evening from 5
to- IL o'clock, and should it rain twill be
postponed 10 Fridaxievening the same hour.
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WANTS.


A PPRENTICE-At this office: enc who has
"a worked at printing business for two year,
who an .erstands proving galleys and setting type,
eENTs-NeM cowpsRx, 1 Id5-s-s P1s R1n3;
Matrimonial Association. Pine Bluff. Ark.
GOOD SMART BoY-About fourteen or fifteen
NT years old. at 300 Main street.
MARRIED WHITE MAN-of sober habits, to
IXl do farm work. Apply at SIS Main street,
DEsIDENCE-A cottage residence. with few
~ acres of ground, within five miles OF the city.
Address L. c.. Appeal office.
A GFNTs-For FOUR MONTHS MARRIAGE
IA ASSOCIATION, organized July 18th. For
supplies and terms, apply to
Fl. G. BRADFORD Secretary. Milan. Tenn
4 EO MEN-On the Australia Levee; day aud
lOO station work. Apply to
GEO ARNOLD x CO., 2s2 Front street
600 LABoRERs AND QUARRYMEN AND SO
OOO teams also 100 No. Stonecutters. to WORK
on the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas R. e. between
Van Buren, and Mountainbnrg, Ark. Wages-I or
laborers and quarrymen, 81 IS per dsy; for teams,
So per day. for stonecutters, So 10 TO So 20 per day
JOHN MCCARTHY. Contractor.
PAT SHEEHEY, Foreman OF x asonTy
old GOLD Chains, Jewelry,
~ etc., LOT CASH. J. N. Milford & Co.. 1888 Main.
O7k AND 1876 GENERAL INDEBTEDNESS
10 y of the Old City of Memphis, for which
will pay 90 cents on the dollar. Also, Ledger
Balances Bonds and Coupons, due or undue, aud
Paving Scrip and Certificates for Paying Back
Taxes. B. RICHMOND 20 Madison St
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
Non.Resident Natice.

No. 4504-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn--G. II. Hoist & Bros. VS.. George Harper.
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn to
in this cause, that the defendant, George Harper.
is resident of st. Louis, NO., and non resident
of the State of Tennessee and that ne is indebted
TO the plaintiffs in about the sum of 500 Is by
open account and that on attachment has been
issued and returned by the Sheriff levied on TIE
interest Of said defendant in certain real estate
described in bill and writ part OF original eoun
sry lot sos ETC.. situated in Shelby county Tam
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his APP
", in Memphis, Tenn, before the first Nom
day in August, 1882, and plead, answer or demur
TO complainants BILL or the same will be taken for
and that a copy OF this order be Published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
APPEAL. This 27th day of June, 1882.
A copy,-Attest. r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master
Morgan & Mcfarland. Soils for compl'nt. wed