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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
Non-Resident Notice,

NO ets, hrp.-ih ihs Onahcefy court OF nheiby
missioner W. John Bain, Administrator ct al,
u appearing from tho amended bill in this cause,
which Il sworn 70, that the names and reridenceS
Of the heirs Of Maurice Hickey are unknown aud
cannot be ascertaiDed after diligent inquiry;
Ii i therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in Shelby
county, in Mesophis. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN October, 1883, and plead, answer or
demur 20 complainant original and supplemental
bills, or the same will be taken for confessed rs to
them and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. Tbis
2ist day Of August, 1888.
A eOpy-attest: RI. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By J. VI. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
II. g.. King and Lee Thornton, Solicitors for
Complainant. wed
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Son-Resident Notice.

No s6-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Temp. 7. Anderson, Revenue Commit
siOner, ". g. A. LsftHieh et al
II appearing from the sheriff : return in thi.
cHuse that the defendants Eugene LeTtWich and
Charles Jeftwieh and W. {. Taylor. are not 70
be found il his county;
It's fhsrefore ordered, That they make their
appearatec hcreLn- az the eOur1houss Of shelbt
county IL Memphis. Tenn. On or before the hr-i
Monday in Qstober, 1ss, and plead, ansser 81
aemur y cOBplailants original and supple.
mental biils and petition or the same will be
taken for confessed - to them and set for hearing
ex-parte and that a copy OF thi- order be pub
iished once q week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day Of August. 1s3-
Aeopy-aftest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY J. VI Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
complainant. tues
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One Of the most eligible building sites in
the city will be sold at the courthouse
Saturday at noon by Clerk and Master
Black, of the Chancery Court. II is fifty-five
feet front by l4S! feet deep, fronting on
the north side of Vance. between Cynthia
and Orleans streets, adjoining the residence
OF w. A. Gage. 1t is nicely terraced and
shaded with a number of stately forest
trees, with a neat iron fence in front.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

ENEw ORLEANS, August 29.-Departed
Annie P. Silver, st. Louis.
WHEELING, August 29-Night-River .
feet 9 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
~PITTsBURG, August 29.-Night-River !
foot 4 inches, and falling. Weather rainy and
cool.
ST.LoUIs, August 29.-River fallen s inch
es, and now stands u feet by the gauge. Weather
clear and warn. Arrived: W. Z. Halliday, New
Orleans; City of Cairo. Nicksburg. Departed
City of New Orleans, New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, August 29.-Noon-Arrived
City of Helena, st. Louis. 9 am. Departed
Wyoming, New Orleans, 4 am. The Patrol
from New Orleans for Memphis, passed up this
mornings; having IA case of sickness aboard, and
being without proper health papers, she was not
permitted to land.
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TUFTS HRIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed in
stanly to a GLOSSY BLACK by a single ap.
plication of this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt of 81.
Once, a Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS ERIE.
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SARATOGA, August 29.-Races to-day
well attended.
First Rdce.-Three-quarters of a mile.
Richard Loud won; Envoy second, Pow
hatan third. Time, 1:1Sf.
Second Rdoe.-One mile and seventy
yards. Owen Bowling won; Princess sec
ond, McGinty third. Time, 1:4S4.
Third Raee.-One mile and 800 yards.
Capias won Bessie second, Blazes third.
Time, 2:14f.
Fourth Race.-One mile and a quarter,
over five hurdles. Fury won; Beaver
Wyck second, Raven third. Time, 2:22.
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in spite of his betrayal of her, almost
broke her heart and her manner grew
wild and incoherent. Yesterday morning
some one suggested to Miss Thomas that
she take steps to. recover the property 10
which she was morally and justly entitled,
and at her request it wa replevined by
Deputy-Sheriff n. t. Ingram. He loaded
the furniture on a wagon at the auction
store and ordered it to be taken to Mrs.
Clemens's clearinghouse and restored to
the young lady. Meanwhile, he grew
anxious concerning her, as he had noticed
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

age. 1913 GA
j. N. II Assistant Ol
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Last Chance.

Only three DAYS more of Risks closing.
out sale. Stoves, tinware and kitchen
goods slaughtered. All who have bought
until Q o'clock every night.
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THE SPORTING WORLD


BRIGHroN BEACH, August 29.--The win
ners to-day were Emma E., Little Butter
cup, Plunger, Granite, Metropolis and
Orange Blossom.
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Removal.
Oak Hall to new building, PSI Main
kaslse 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup SHOULD
alyaFs De used when children are cutting teeth.
II r~siisYes The little sufferer AT once: Il pfoduses
pain, and the little cbsTab aKakes as bright A.
a button" 1t is very pleasant 10 taste "a
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
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OLD SOLD wATCH-CAsEs-Cbaips. JeweIry.
Oeto., fer each. j. n. Milford 4 Co., SS Main,
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of the hair. 1t has been us&din thousands
of cases where the hair was coming out,
and has never failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's fiavoring extracts-the
haSt -
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SPORTING NEWS.

Tonight, at the pool-room, pools will be
sold on Fridays races at Brighton Beach /;
also on the match trot to occur here on
September 18th between Beulah w, Roxy
and Fancy Day, for a purse of $50 dollars.
Last nights sale was as follows:
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WHEN THEY WERE MARRIED,

and would give it to her. Miss Thomas
ta.itly consented, and nothing more was
said then about the matter. The furniture
was quite handsome, and was used by them
in common at Mrs. Clemens's boarding
house, where they were lodged. Day be-
fore yesterday, in order to escape from the
law if possible, Burdick sued out a writ of
habeds corpus, as already mentioned. In
order to do this, however, he was obliged
to secure his attorney, Malone, his fee, and
gaye-him
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SARATOGA.

Farsi Race.-Three-quarters OF a mile
Monarch, 20; Force, 20; the field, y.
Second Rdce.-Three miles. General
Monroe, 20; Nettle, 10.
Third Rdce.-One and o~ne-eighth miles.
Harry Gilmore, 20; George L., 20; Vera,
Is; Pope LeO-l2.
Fourth Rdce.-Steeplechase. Miss Moul-
sey; 20; furry, II; Rimenzi, II.
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AUCTION SALES.

PawnbrOker's Sale--An auction sale Of
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES win begin Mon
day, sept. Sd next, at tho corner Of Monroe
and Second streets, and continue until al are
sold. P. S. SIM0NS,
a Lieensed Paynbrokur.
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MECHANICS.
The E~xtravagant FOndness of the Aver.
age Memphis Darky for a Null
tiplicity OF Aliases.
Some of the Most Ridiculous as Re-
cited by a Detective-The Best
Ones Departed.

ticed, remarked a detective to an APPEAL
reporter yesterday, lis the variety OF names
by which the darkies Of Memphis are
known. 1t is a rare thing for one OF them
when arrested to give the name to which
he answered five minutes before. They
do this for no apparent reason, and are as
loath to give their right names when
pulled in for a trifing misdemeanor as for
a more serious infraction of the law. !
nave known them to give
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commissioners.

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses, with a capital Of 81 ,O05,OJO, TO which a re-
serve fund of FOYER $4,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made II part of the present State Constitution,
adopted December I'd. AID. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and Endorsed by
the people Of any State.
1t never scales or pOstpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE Ninth Grand Drawing, Glass /,
at New Orleans, Tuesday. september IL,
Iss5-IGOfb Monthly Drawing.
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Nr. siryerman. of Indian Bay.

known his willingness 10 do any kind o
work. o-vERwORRED ENPLuNE.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE.

A Handsome Piece of Property to BE
Sold Saturday.
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Removal.
Oak Hall to new building, PSI Main.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Two Concerts a Week Open Every
Night

The Terrace Garden, which is pro-
nouneed the loveliest place of its kind in
the city, is now open every night, and the
public generally is invited. There are
two concerts a week, on Wednesday and
Saturday nights, and gentlemen with their
families are especially invited to attend.
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DRIVEN TO DESPAIR.
Nearly Successful Attempt OF an Es-
Unable Young Lady to Take Her
Own Life.
Another Proof Of the Utter Depravity
Of Bigamist Burdick, Whose Vie
tim Inhales ChlOrOfOrLi.

A deliberate attempt TO commit suicide
was made yesterday forenoon by Miss
Matte Thomas, one of the victims OF Bur
dick the bigamist. The circumstance
leading up to the case are about as follows:
When Burdick was first arrested and taken
to Jail he remarked 10 Miss Thomas, who
had up to that moment imagined him her
husband, that he had no use for h bed
rom furniture purchased
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FOUND.
STOLEN.

"ATCH-A silver watch. Owner can get same
w by proving property and paying charges, at
Stewards. in raar of ADneaI office
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MA PINT of the finest ink for families
or schools can be made from a ten-cent
package of Diamond Dye. Try them.
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A DEED OF TRUST

on the furniture. This virtually amounted
to a sale, as Burdick has no o and no
immediate prospect OF getting any, as his
father is in no better circumstances than
he is Mr.. Malone at once proceeded to
execute his deed of trust by causing the
furniture to be removed to the auction
house of Mcdonald Il Co, on Second
street, for storage. The young lady was
left in a bare room, with nothing but her
trunk and a mattress. This last act OF
perfidy on the part of Burdick, to whom
she was
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Removal.

Oak Hall to new building, 81 Main.
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Removal.
ak Hall to new building, 25

OAK Hal 10 new DuIIulng, ZoI Maln.
John walsh, Undertaken,
341 Second street.
Removal.
Oak Hal to new building, 25l Main.
MOVED to Irving block, Second street
Browne, the Plumber.
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and yesterday evening was reported to.be
doing very well. Both of the brothers of
the poor girl are in the city, and it is said
they are thoroughly aroused against Bur
dick, whose life would not be worth much
if they could get at him. Thenews of the
attempted suicide created a good deal of
comment on the streets yesterday, and the
bigamist was condemned in the strongest
possible language.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

c. B. GALLOWAY & 0. PRoPRIETORs
Rates. 80, s. and 81 per day. according
To size and location of room.
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VOEGELI & co.'s, s7I and 40 Main 81,
To make room for Fall Stock.


Removal.
Oak Hall to new building, 251 Main.
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Removal

Removal.
Oak Hall 10 new building, PSI Main.
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fpf Prizes, amounting 20
Application fOT rates 10 clubs should be made
only 70 the Office Of the Company in Eeu Orlesns.
For further INFORMATION write clearly. giving
fur adiress. Make Pc. Money Orders payable
ard address Registered Letters to
NEW oRLEANs NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La
Ordinary letters By Mail or Express 70
VI. A.
New Orleans. In.
OF u. A. DAIPHIy.
S47 seventh ST.. Washington ID q.
N AZ q Ae&f Canrt 81. MemIshis. Tenn.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
IOo. 900 at Five Dollars Each
Fractions i'm Eifflss- i'm proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation prizes Of s750----. Go
= Approximation prizes Of poa------. 800
. Approximation prizes Of @---.--- 2.ZO
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PERSONAL.

CUBBINS' Portland Cistern and Well Covers
~ are now ready for sale, dispensing with all
rotten wood. 1t will be found preferable to stone
and all covers now in use. Warranted as above
at half price of stone. Cisterns built, repaired
and warranted; also, brick work. Prices low.
THOS. 4S Madison at.
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held closely to her nostrils. The cloth
was wringing wet with the drug, and the
sheet under her face was saturated-with it,
Lie was apparently extinct, but Mr. In
gram at once aroused the house and vigor-
Gus measures were taken to bring her
back to life. With the assistance of DIR.
Henning, for whom q messenger was at
once dispatched, she was finally -
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Removal.
Oak Hall to new building, 25l Main
GREAT SACRIFICE

~LOW-QUARTER SHOES,
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This novel invention, which has al
ready been noted in these columns, is
about to be commercially y utilized on IA
considerable scale. This cloth, if de-
sired can be impressed with a pattern
or printed upon. In the manufacture
of this curious fabric the metal inten-
ded to be used is rendered into small
particles, short or long according to re-
uuirements, and in this form is mixed
with a sticky material, such as india
rubber. The mixture, as thus prepar
ep, is transferred to goods made from
cotton, wool, linen, silk or other textile
after which the faUrj C is dried and cal
cndcred, or dressed. in suitable man
ner, SO as to produce smooth, metal
ic face. The process having thus been
carried on to this extent, the cloth can
he impressed with desired pattern
by the simple operation of embosslng,
or L c pattern may be printed on lis
surface in the usual manner. The IL
uuid charged with the metal d"es not
tenctrate To the under side, but leaves
it quite clean. The finished material
is quite soft to the touch and perfect
iy pliahle - Scientific Press.
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gemi-wcrklp morld.
Published
r,,1eSd q " - &c FridayE
BY
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES':

urMAN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER.
afs in Brick Rudug Adtnrg ltsuli. Montgomery reefs
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Girls and Bows.

1t is mighty sad to see girl come
back to her fathers house to live after
she has been married year or two.
Poor thing! She never knew what IA
good home she had until she left it
and bye and bye she comes creeping
back pale and sad ard Tie man she
had ,rasied gone another way. This
is the wreck of Il life. No more happi-
ness for her. No wonder thai parents
feel anxious about their daughters, and
the daughters ought to think and pom
der IL long time before they marry.
a fathers hunse and mothers love
are mighty hard to beat. But then a
happy marriage is the highest state OF
happiness, and every girl ought to look
forward to it. There are lots of clever
Young men in the land, young men OF
good principles and who have been
raised by good parents. The girls
ought to mate with 'em. money or 40
money. Money is good thing but
principle is better, and if young iel-
low has both and don't drink nor gam
bic aud is industrious and healthy,
why he is all right, aud if was gir!
would ut him on probation and Say
| think you are very good man, but
you know am an angel, and if--well,
if lie seemed TO doubt my being an an
gel ! would just tell hlm to GO hence.
If a young man don't look upon his
girl as an angel before he narries her
he never will afterwards, and if l was
girl would be an angel as long as
could Bill Arp.
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I>idn't Reed PRAYERS.

Mr. and Mrs. Widge,n do not live
IN harmony. They live in Austin.
They fight more or less every dav IN
the week. and we infer from the fol
lowing that Mrs. Widgeon is not en-
t'rely to blame, as her husband causes
i'er [" oecome angry every once in Il
while.
They attended church last Sunday,
and after the service was over, aud
they were quietly walking homcward,
he asked her:
Mrs. Wilgeon, do you know why
the preachers always pray for widows
and orphans, and never for the wild
overs?
81 don't" wonderiugly replied Mrs.
WIdyeon.
an tell you. The preachers know
very well that the wiiowcrs, instead
s't NEEDING pray ers should of1er up
thanks"
There was sound of devllry bv
night in the Widgeon's nlansion.-
Texas Sitings.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY J

Da. Il. G. VESTS NERVE AND ERAIE lHrAr
MENT, guaranteed specific for Hysterio, Iiz4i
ness. Commissions, Tits, Nervous Neuralgia,
of alcohol or tobacco, Nal<efulIess, n eltol Ee-
preston, Softe2ing of tic Brain resultiI in IN
slnity a1d loading 10 misery, decay al Death
Ptematuts O!d Are, Fame csa. Ioss Of rover
III either sex, Involuntary ossts ard 81 elInat-
osrhcea caused by oyer-exorton Il Tie biair, self
abuse or over-indulgence. lech box con tain e
Tor $500, snnt by mail prepaid on receipt of Price
vfki GUARANTEE sEN EsG&l IS
TO cure any case. Wlth each o!der received by n,s
send the purchaser our written prarai tee to rc-
fu:N the money if the treatment docs not eCC1t
a cure Guarantees issued ory by,
W0CpeAEEe. eE.ABsM & e&p.,
w lo.clG6a1o eA1ad -Eaata3l Druggists,
PORTLAND. @E:IrG on.
Ordors ~ mail viii receive prompt attention
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a CARD TO 4. T. 10 Nj n
office CT CGPP's LAND OvgHER.

WASHINGTON, D G., Nov -, 1870.
To Land Attorneys al.t Real Estate Bro,
kers:
Our names will be inserted =, WITHOUT
CHARGE, IT, TIE last charter OF The
American Settlers Guide" a new book on
our public lands, to he c,rcu ated eyten,
sively in the Atlantic States and N Eu.
rope. send for circular G,vin.: details
Address. ElgsISSlS III. UG2P,
asniagtoa, u. G.
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CHIPS.

Greek Do urdcrstandt Greck?"
said jolly German. well, shoosl
can shme Wy, ven vas leedl,
poy always swim in dot greek in
s~adt of dot rlt:es"- New York
Commercial Advertiser.
To prevent hogs from dying, kill
them. At least tins is the latest form
| ua adopted by all exchange, which,
speaking of some pigs that had been
bitten 10y mad dog and becoming in.
fe1tel witt, the virus Of hydrophobia,
says: The hogs die in twenty four
hours unless killed Texas SlitingS.
well, how do you Ike this wealth
err? inquired old man BarnStablc of
Mrs McBaker, who always looks on
the dark side Of things. Don't like
II at all snapped that amiable vira.
60. "Ah, don't, el?' mildly replied
Old Barn~table, 'er-er-how do YOU
think you would like it if i; suited
you"-lTexas Sil,ings.
a New York firm has in press "Thc
History of the Discovery o! America
IN The Year 1925" From This it would
appear tlat MIR. Columbus, who dis.
G vered this country in 1892, lost il
again. America was smaller then,
aud 1t may have dropped through a
n'Ie IN his pocket Norristown Her.
ald
a boy was found dead on the side
walk The other eve ming, with his skull
crushed and sprinkling hose clasped
III Ills right hand. At the inquest il
was shown that a man was seen pro-
>oeu'hS down the street only Eve min
u'eS before the body was discovered,
"'p'''s torrent of water from his face
anu heck; aud yet the jury returned
'e'u'el That the cause of death was
u"Nnown.- Norristown Herald.
D'ack stockings are thcrage. Fash
"'Soe c"lored ladies' can take poin-
'' Oh this aud save money Will
transport Breakfast Table.
u "h''e man married "a black wo-
""l' Suppose he chose that color as
- emblem Of mourning for his Grst
"''e.- Grit.
'"e boston high school girl con-
'',"'s 'he phrase, tumble TO the rack
f. as vile slang. She saws "precipi-
' L" the direction of the clamor" is
more elegant expression.
n'w is 1t you can tell such whop.
|per'" asked caller, addressing tine
nn T"'r of the fish story department
''' yon see" replied ghe editor
|, ~ "'te's name is Anna "Wha,
|dra, '''0t w.t. to do with it?' "a great
|ries -, " hen we are writing Fl h sto.
|heIn W. W usually have Anna nigh MS {,
|,hn Us, u.s. The caller was carried tot
- ''sp'tal.-[ExcIlange.
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SOLDIERS Sw""Fas n"w s"f5srins ar diasass tso% on
any kind caused by military service entitled to
Pension W'do S. miuor children. dependent
moth ers or fathers Il so)di RS who died from the
effects of their service also entitled Many in.
valid pensioners entitled Increase
Careful a>sistan given III delayed or rejected
Claims, as many can he allo"ted With bn little
more evidence Complete instruc ions with refer.
ences sent appcati Chas. & Geo, A. King,
Attorneys-at Law. 9l6 ST.. Washington. D, G,
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TINnj A. A. THOMAS. st. Cloui bull
Ia IN ding, Washington, G. Practices
beioi re the Omitted States General Land
Office. Contested cas- es, private land claims, miu-
ing, pre-emptioa and homestead cases prosecuted
before the Department OF the Interior and supreme
urt; and all classes of claims before the Exccu-
tive Departments. Special attention given to town
site cases Land warrants homestead floats, aud
al hiuds of land scrip bouglat and sold.