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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Memphis has the matrimonial craze bad.
President Hadden took in 1927 yester-
day.
The Republicans are still mad at each
other.
The Porter Guards..ought to 90 to Nash
vile at the drill there.
WIN. Gufiu was fined 81 yesterday for
being unkind to his mule.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Legislative Council will take place this af-
ternoou.
The Chesapeake and Ohio road few
days ago brought the first carload of wheat
ever delivered in Memphis.
The red plume of the Waldran Guards
has been given to Robert Nall, the former
wearer, Frank Dixon, having resigned.
H. NJ. Nicely, Napoleon Hill, T. H.
Wilburn, w. ]. Smith and /. NJ. Hill are
on the bond Postmaster J. II. Smith.
Colonel Warner has not yet recovered
from the effects of the blow given him the
other night He will probably be out to-day.
Archer Dennis, colored, went to the sta
tionhouse yesterday and asked permission to
carry pistol he had with him. He was
arrested for carrying 1t.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day 10 Frank Shelter and Mrs. Cornelia
Mccall, Fred johnson and Eta Matthews,
Charles Goebels and NJ. Z. Bennett, Henry
Moode and Mrs. Annie NJ. Pepper.
There is mourning in the ancient order
of united husbands over the return Of their
families. This order embraces fifty and-four
members, with compound interest. They
are mostly hunters. They call it whist.
A postal card dated June 1, 1880, adj
dressed to the APPEAL asking that the Nor
wich University commencement at North
field, VT, be noticed, has just reached this
Office. Under the circumstances the APPEAL
is compelled to deny the request.
Tony Casaretta and E. r. Pend'eton
we're arrested yesterday and taken before
Judge Horrisan to keep the peace, a report
having been spread that they intended fight
ing duel. When the case was called they
stepped up and went on each others bond,
their differences having been amicably set
tied.
Too much publicity canuot be given 10
the recent decision OF Judge Lowell, of the
United States Circuit Court in Massachusetts,,
concerning the filling of holes in punched
silver coins with base metal, and attempting
to pass punched coins with the holes thus
filed. The former practice is held by the
court to be aHi act of counterfeiting, and the
latter ia made subject 10 the penalty provided
for the crime OF passing, or attempting to
pass, counterfeit money. These practices
nave hitherto been by many persons regarded
as trivial offenses. To all such dge Low
ellis decision, through wide publication, may
be a timely warning.
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PERSONAL.

MIS-. Tom TucKEs has returned from Raj.
eigh.
Mr.. SAM ScHLoss left for Cincinnati last
night.
Miss ELLA HoDeEs arrived yesterday
| from Louisville.
Mrs. J. A. HUNT and family have re.
| turned from Bon Aqua.
Mr.. ]. T. FAReAsoN returned yesterday
from an extended trip East.
MISS FRANCES WOLF arrived home Mon.
day night from Bayou Sara.
Mr.. n. BEACH and family were among
the arrivals home yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. SAM II. COWARD arrived
yesterday from Bon Aqua Springs.
| VINCENT BAcIeALUeo and Anthony Vac.
caro- left last night Tor St. Joseph College
Bardstown, KY.
MF. P. McINTYRE, of Goyer & Co., is in
the Northwest on a visit divided between
| pleasure and business.
J, P. FISHER, of Senatobia, Miss, and
| Colonel Green Clay, of Bolivar county, Mics,
were visitors on Change yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. SALE and daughter, Miss Jen-
ME, have returned from visit to Mrs. w.
Clarke Willis, nee Miss Willie Clarke, at
Pembrosa Station, KY.
organizer, is making arrangements for an ex-
cursion 10 Cincinnati on September 18th.
For particulars address him at Milan.
TIE Rev Thomas Ward White, of Mississip-
pi, returned from Wsukesha, Wis, yesterday
but little improved in health on account OF
the continued humidity and GOODNESS of that
section.
Mrs COLONEL ENocH ESsLEY and daugh-
tiers, Misses Laura and Hattie, who have
spent the summer season at Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, will spend few weeks at
Blount Springs, Ala, previous to their return
home.
Mr.. HENRY MooDE, foreman of the AP-
PEAL composing room, was married yesier-
day to Mrs. Annie NJ. Pepper by the Rev.
Mr.. Plantz. The best wishes of the propri-
etors, the editorial staff and of all the en-
ployes of the Office go out to Mr.. Mode In
The beartiest way. An honorable, upright
and efficient man, he has been connected
with the APPEAL for many years, and has
earned the confidence and respect of employ
ers and employees alike. During the fearful
epidemic of 1878 he was at one time, and for
more than a week, the only composition on
duty. All the rest were sick or dead. How
faithfully he did his work during those days
when every hour had its special sorrow for
the living, and how manfully, it would take
columns TO tell. He alternated during the
epidemic between his case and the printers
infirmary, where he proved himself as fearless,
tender and solicitous as, on the battlefield rs
Confederate soldier, he was ardent, brave
and patriotic. We have a brotherly love for
this noble man whose heart 10 always warm,
whose friendship il 30 sincere, and whose de-
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THE RIVER BOARD.
The Engineers in Consultation Again
Yesterday.

The Board of Engineers investigating
plans and specifications for the improve
ment of the Mississippi river met again yes
terday and discussed the Arkansas side Of
the river from White down. Several gentle
men went before them and gave them copious
information about the other side of the
river. All of the river from the mouth OF
Yazoo river to the Tennessee line had been
previously examined. Bids will probably
be advertised for within few days, and
work begun on the 18th instant, if not before.
The board will endeayor 10 give as much
work to the small contractors as possible.
The amount OF money collected for the work
between White and Red rivers on the Ar
kansas side of the river is 100000. Fifty
thousand dollars will probably be put in
Point Coupee parish, near Red river, where
the worst breaks occurred. Great interest Is
felt by the planters from below to know what
will be done. Nothing definite has vet been
decided on
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Two more bales of new cotton were re-
ceived at the Cotton Exchange yesterday
one by the Southern Express over the Mem
phis and Charleston railway, from r. NJ.
Carter, Priceville, Ala, near Decatur, con-
signed to Mallory, Crawford & Co. This
bale, which counts the first Alabama bale,
arrived in Memphis at 9 o'clock Tuesday
night. 1t classed middliDg, and weighed
4O3 pounds. The other bale, which counts
the second Mississippi bale, arrived by the
Southern Express over the Mississippi and
Tennessee railway, from McGhee Brothers,
Como, Pamela county, Miss, cl1ssed low
middling, and weighed 1874 pounds. Both
bales were sold at o'clock yesterday after
noon in front OF the Cotton Exchange, A.
NJ Stoddard auctioneer. A good crowd of
cotton handlers were present, and bidding
was quite lively. The Alabama bale started
at fifteen cents per pound, and was worked
up to twenty-one and half cents, the pur-
chaser being Messrs. Boiling, Jones & Co.
The Mississippi bale was started at sixteen
cents, and went off at twenty-one cents,
knocked down to John A. Post. Marx &
Bensdorf and the Factors Mutual Insurance
Companies rendered free insurance to desti-
nation. Barney Hughes, of the Memphis
and Charleston railway, and ALI G. luther,
agent of the Star Union Line, also rendered
free transportation. The new bale business
i, now on the boom, as hardly factor but
who is looking for one or more.
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beware of Substttutes.

The public should bear in mind that imi-
tations or substitutes OF a standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
to sell something that has been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminate themselves by
exact copies, their object TO get as near to it
as is necessary to deceive. The remedy to
detect frauds is in your own hands. Bny no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encased
10 white wrapper, having large red in
the center, and the signature OF ]. H. Zeilin
& Co. on the side.
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Miss EunissS School.

Miss Hattie Ennis will open school next
Monday, September 11th, in the schoolhouse
Immediately west of the Brinkley Place on
Poplar street, and formerly occupied by
Miss Murphy. Miss Ennis has just COM
pleted a course of instruction at the Normal
Institute, Lebanon, o., where she perfected
herself in the latest and best methods of
teaching. She will receive only limited
number of puPils-such number as she can
personally instruct. Parents and guardians
can be assured of receiving satisfaction in
every respect by becoming patrons of Miss
Ennis's school
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MURRAY ~ RIDGELY,
TAILORS,
No. 3s Madison Street,

Are in receipt of the largest, most
varied and best selected stock of
imported Fall and Winter cloths
ever brought to this market.
1t embraces the finest productions
of the English, French and German
manufacturers, and made expressly
to order, so they have exclusive
styles.
Gentlemen wishing to dress ele-
gantly should give them call.
Orders from The country tDiH receive
prompt and careful attention.
Samples sent on application.
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MANHATrAs BANK OF MEMPHIS,

All the new styles of WALL PAPER, for 1882. no'
in fol stock. We solicit your inspection.
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John Sfurla.

John Sturla's oysterhouse and restaurant
is now in full bloom. The weather has been
80 favorable that he has opened his season
most favorably, and his oysters have been
pronounced delicious by everyone who
has called to see him. Fresh supplies are
received daily. Mr.. Sturla keeps open late
at night SO as TO accommodate all. If you
don't believe he has the best and most RELISH
able oysters in the city, give him a call.
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We have spared neither pains nor ex-
pense to make this restaurant the very best
of its kind in the country. Very few cities
the size of Memphis can boast of such a
place. We have lately made all the i'm
provements which could possibly add TO the
comfort of our patrons and our own con-
venience. Our motto has always been:
"Only the Best" Floyd's candies are IA
vorita with avarvhodv
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votion to duty would have commanded the
approval of General Lee himself. Kind and
considerate, he cannot fail to make good
and faithful husband. He and his wife have
our heartfelt congratulations. May they live
many days and always prosper to their
he ri
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The SECOND New Bale of Cotton

from Mississippi was received yesterday by
Messrs. MADDEN & Harrington, sent them by
Messrs. McGhee Bros, of Como, Pamela
county. 1t was sold at l o'clock same day 10
Messrs. J. A. Post & Co. at auction by the
celebrated Mr.. A. NJ. Stoddard, for twenty
oua ranta nor round
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

HORSE-One Bay Horse, years old; had on
II bride and saddle; heavy name and small
tall right hind foot white carries his tail TO one
side. liberal reward will be paid for his deliv-
cry at No. 26O Front street. -
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Imnariaui.

When you visit or leave New York city
ave aggage .expressage and carriage hi Ire, anc
top at Grand U MON Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Fonr hun dred and dfty elegant 70 oms
sttsd mp at expense of $1,000 600 reduced TO O
pliea Upwards per day. levator. Restaurant sup
yated rSa,1ns best Etorseca stages and ele.
better FOR ieSs 70 all depots Families can live
any other tr93nsy at the rand Union tina n a
nOlel IN sl.if
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
FRACTIONS, IN FlFTHS. IN PROPORTION.

1e67 Prizes amounting to.....-......-.-s 265 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only TO the Office OF. the npGny in New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter. or Money Order, addressed only 70
M. A DAUPHIE, New Orleans, La. or N
A. DAUPHIN, 6O5 Seventh street, wash.
tngt0n. D. C., or ut no. . West Court
street, Memphis. -
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ShoIes,s Memphis Directory.

To my Patrons and the PUBIC generally;
l have taken legal advice in the matter OF
claim of Mr.. C. F. Weatherbe to exclusive
right to publish any directory of Memphis
for 1888, and am advised that such claim is
utterly ltntotrnded.
No injunction has been served on Messrs. s.
c. Toof & Co.
1 will furnish my Directory for 1888 on
time.
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AUCTION SALES.
PROBATECO COURT SALE
City Property, 27G Third street-K. ]
B.L. VIM Residence.

No. 45l. RD.-In the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tenn, at Memphis-W- b. Winn VI. II
b. aud James p. VIM. -. -.
In obedience 10 the decree OF said Court maoe
August r. 1882, for partition sale In the ABOVE
cause, on
Thursday, 2Sth Day OF September, 1857
in front of the property, in the Taxing -Distric
(rity of Mem phs) viii sell to the hignest ano oe
bidder the following described real estate WITH a
appurtenances thereto belonging, situate, ylnt
end being in the Taxing District, city OF memphis
in Shelby county, Tenn, known as soutn haIl 10
No. 4l4, east side of Third street, commencing
the northeast corner of the alley between Com
and Madison streets; thence north paf1IteI wiz
Third street "A 312 feet thence east 1859 ieet par
sllel with the alley and along the line OF tne win
chester property; thence south "a o-lZ rect 70 IN
corner OF the alleys; thence west 1851 ieet 70 m
beginning, being the south half OF lot Ala on N,
plan OF the city OF Memphis, upon the following
terms: Starting said property at s62O9, oio a.
ready received, and allowing the purchaser 70 re
tain $3.50 of the purchase money 70 pay on TN I'M
tax liens, requiring him 10 pay 5000 In casn ant
TO execute three equal otes at 6, IL ana IS month
for the balance with approved security, nen BENZ
retained to secure the same; or the entire amour
may be paid in cash the option of the purchaser
All tax bills on said property can be seen at I'M
Office of John Johnson, Phoenix insurance Com
pany. w. b. WYNN, COMMISSIONED
Wy. c. I'll. w Humes. Attorney.
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ShoIes,s Oity Directory.

We are under contract with A. E. Sholes,
as in former years, to print his ShoIes's Hem
phis Directory, volume 10, for 1888, and he is
now at work on IT. s. C. TooF co.
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The APPEAL scribe obtained the circular
of another association, together with its pri-
vate advice to agents. This circular states
that the association will pay $500 in two
months, and 500 and $500 each month
thereafter. We will assume that 100 mem
bers Joined the first month, 200 the second,
800 the third, 400 the fourth, etc. At the
end of two months there would be 800 mem
bers. Now, suppose ten of these get married.
They are TO get $400 apiece, or in all $4,000.
The 500 members pay each ten assessments
of S. 80 each, or $4,000 in all. OF this
amount $4,000 pays the benefciaries. Ten per
cent. OF the amount, or $500 goes to the Sc
curity fund. There is thus left $4,000 unpro-
l-vided for
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In Inc CITY o. LOu1sFI4Its u
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER so. Issz'
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
edl under provisions of an Act of the General AS
sernbly Of Kentucky. - ,r., s,.,
The United States Circuit Court, on Aarcn Slsti
rendered the following decisions:
Isf-That the CommonW calm Dishiou
lion Com pany IL legal.
2d-Ifs dra " fnzs are falS. - =, . -
NR-THE CONPANY HAS NOW On HAND
1pGE RFEERVF FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOk LEE
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PITTSBURG LUMP COAL.
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now il
the time TO lay in winter supply.
BROWN & JONES,
$50 Main Street.
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Fifty Years Ago

Hammer introduced to.stockmen his Liniment
and Condition Powders. They haye saved
thousands of dollars in stock, and are The
only reliable remedies.
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VGP,Fillije&C0
WHOLEsALE GROCERS.
INDICATIONS.

INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, partly cloudy
Ueather and local rains variable ,Cinds, h~9
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
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UnIaundried Shirts Zoe.
Old Reliable

Unlaundried shirts are now done up for 10c
at the the Snowflake Steam Laundry, 224
Second street
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When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health
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MANHATTAN BANK OF MEMPHIS,
II MADISON STREET.
n~An those owing and desiring TO pay their past
due City. also State and County Taxes for this
and prior years, viii do well to have their bills
WITH THE MANHATTAN BANK, who viii pay
them at lowest rates
The MANHATTAN BANK buys and sells the
hest Investment Securities as well as defauited
Bonds and Coupons of the Southern Towns and
Counties Highest prices paid for City Bonds, old
and compromises; Coupons, Taxing Warrants ana
Ledger balances.
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Roharfson,s business ColIepe
Ladies' Arc most Attractiye

No. $50 Main street, is closed for repairs,
and will resume business Monday, Septem-
her 1fh
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GaalAn,a Hotel
New Clarendon Hotel.

Corner Madls0n and SeCOnu StTeetS.
RATES-S2 and 81 so per day Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day ana
night
] B Hills XIV u Houston, Tenn
C G Winston, Tenn G G Harvey. Tenn
C II Leftwich, Tenn Nv Kirkpatrick, Ripley
NJ Given, Ripley NJ Cartwright, Bipley
] NJ Scott, Ripley Hamlin Ripley
L B Trotman & I. Tex J II MeNab, KY
] K McClarty, Tenn Graves, Tenn
G Love, Tenn CFerguson, Tenn
] Morgan, Tenn WWhite, Tenn
L Hart, Cincinnati O'Neil, st Louis
L d Oliver, G & ORR g f Banks, Ky
VIM Thrupp, Cairo Hall, Sells's circus
C o Mould, Sellss circus Malley, Sells's circus
] G Hall. Tenn J Hall, Tenn
J Connor, Tenn G Hardin, Tenn
Blake, Ala.
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HOW TO Do IT.
The Immense Profits Realized by the
Various Mushroom Matrimonial
Associations.
The Attention of the Criminal Court
Called to Them as Fit Matters
to Investigate.

There is gentle sense of Utilization among
The matrimonial associations, 80 the APPEAI
will have to tickle the boys some more
There is but little doubt that the natrimo-
NAL association business is becoming a
mania. The ladies have heard of it, and
their fancies have been impressed with the
immense amount of money to be made BY
the expenditure of trifing sum. It is said
that whole sections of the city have been
infected with desire TO venture into these
associations
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DISSOLUTION.

OF with
former
dou &Lundeaf rae
OF firm
I'M
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DRAWING:

5< p,,ie II reoszted carefully 70 aottcelc ncs5 ana
enlarged Scheme 10 Be dTcsra Monthly.
r4CAPITAL PRIZE, sz5.G 0O-Es
Tick cts only SIS. Shares prOportic7.
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INTERVIEW WITH A PRESIDENT

81 am very much surprised and grieved, y
said the reporter, ito see you connected with
is a fraud?n
"No," was the presidents reply. 81 in.
quired into it when / took the presidency
and insisted upon certain points, which
found had been complied with. Our associa.
ton is different from the others, as you will
see by a reference to oGr contract. We do
not promise 10 pay unless the assessment lie
paid"
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Horsemen and Farmers
FIoyd,s Ladies, Restaurant.

Will find Hammers Liniment and Condition
Powdars the univ sure cure-for stock.
Nv. JONES & CO., Agents
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NEW COTTON.

TIVE More BALES Received at the Gotten
Exchange Yesterday.
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1850 Prixee -, n
Wssls I,e.e:s - H 8 Ti nleas no 81
Remit MoneJ or Bank Draft in Letter. or send q
eIpress DON'T SEND BY REGI5T LEIfEk
Nsni by Express, can be sent AZ our expense.
Idirsss ali orders 10 3. II. BOARDAASs Co4ner,
1orrnsI Buiising, Louisville, Kentucky, or x NJ
E0I RDMAN 30s Broadway, New YORK. or no. Q
@c<f rou "A Al MenpniE, Tenn.
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THE LADIES

do not usually know much about business
and if they were TO try TO cipher out the re.
suits, their pretty heads would soon be con
fusion worse COMPOUNDED. The colored people
whose minds naturally run to lotteries anc
easy ways of making living, have ikewis.
become interested, and they are all maxim:
ready to get married. An association hai
been started here devoted to the interests &?
of the colored people, and, like all its fel
lows, it is thriving beyond its deserts. Yes
terday an APPEAL reporter met presiden
of one of the matrimonial associations, ant
proceeded to quiz him about it.
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PLANTERS
PATENT COTTON BASKET
Convenient, Economical and Durable.
8. KATZENBERGE R'S SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS,
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, MEMPHIS.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Nonresident Notice.
No. 4592-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-The State of Tennessee for its own use,
etc., vs.. Joseph F. McKeon. ct al.
1t appearing from bill which is sworn to in this
cause, that the defendant, ]. w. Jefferson, is a
resident of California and resident of the State
of Tennessee that the residence OF W. w. Jefferson
and Silas A jefferson is unknown, and cannot be
ascertaned after diligent inquiry. that r. ID. Nc
Ilvane is resident of Virginia and nonresident OF
the State of Tennessee and that Leon Gross is a
nonresident of the State of Tenn essee:
1t is therefore ordered That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1882 and plead, answer or de-
muir to complainant's bill and petition of the
Taxing District of Shelby county the same will
be taken for confessed to them and set for hear
ing ex parte; and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal. This ID day of September, 1882.
copy-Attest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
w. NJ. Smith ana F. H. Heiskell, solicitors for
complainant tue
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OYEING AND CLEANING.
LOUIS RIEGEL.
NOTICE.

~OSGRFGATIOH Beth Fl Emeth VIII sell seat
l , 10 fiay at O'Clock; also, Trustees meeting q
~ in nall second and Monroe srreets
By order J. K FRANKLIN, President.
A AEYER, r., Secretary.
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN .

MEMPHIS, TENN september 6, 1852. pm.
Average.