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Nonresident Notice.

No; 1857, r DIN the Chancery Court Of
SHELBY county, Tenn,-State OF Tennessee
vs., j. q. Blackwell ct al.
IL appearing from the anne ded bill In this
cause u at he defendants, Josephine GOtsch,
Is a nonresident OF Tennessee, and thai the
names Of her children and the children
heirs and devitees of Georre NJ Gotsoh are
unkuown and cannot be ascertained after
diligent inquiry, and that trey are non. resi-
dents Of the state of Tennessee, and are
made parties TO this suit to enforce tav liens
on account Of th ,ir interest in lot "a county
lot bl6, north side Of Main street, ~ 900 feet;
it is therefore ordered, TnAt they make
their appearance here n, at the Cou Hou'o
Of she BY cou ny, in Memphis, Tenn on OF
before the irst Mond,y In May, 1886, and
plead, answer Or demur tn eomplainant's
amended bill and tho petitions herein, or
the same viii be aiken for confessed as 20
them and set for hearing e. parte; and that
copy Of this order b. publ shed once a we, K
Tor Tour Spcc ssiye We h. Ia the Memphis
Appeal, III I'd day of April, 1885.
A copy-Att,st:
5. J. MCDOWELL, Clerk aud Master.
" II, +. Mehh, Depu y @ aud NJ.
n. p ana Z. W, heitksll, Solicitors for
complainant. ~ sat
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KiIIed It's Conchmnn.

FREEroRT, L. l., April 16.-Dr. Thos.
s. Taylor, wealthy resident OF Mer-
rick, who came here some years ago
from Texas, yesterday shot and killed
his eoachman, Thad Gri;man. The
doctor had a great reputation 40 q
marksman, and yes terday afternoon
Griiman, who lad often done the same
thing before, placed hal a dozen bot
ties on his bead, which were, in quick
succession, Knocked Off by shots from
his employers revolver, and at fifty
PAGES. The supply OF bottles falling
short, and the doctor having one
charge Of his revolver still loaded, told
Gritman to place a tomato can on his
head. This he did and the doctor
fred, but Just as he pulled the trigger
Grtman slightly raised his head aud
the bullet entered bis brain. Those
who are acquainted with Taylor's
previous history say that an affair Of
similar nature was the cause OF him
leaving Texas,
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Public Adminlstrator,s Notice.

April Is, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby give that will, as ad-
In ministrator Of the estate Of ". i. Pryor,
deceased, cell at public auction, in the town
Of LUCY, on the @. y. and s. W. Railroad,
all Of the personal property belonging to de-
cedents estate, including several valuable
horses. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Am.
on FRIDAY, April %, 1885.
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JACkSON, MISS.
Examination for the United states
Naval Cadetship.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

JACKSON, MISS, April lG.-There
was competitive examination here
yesterday, by direction of the Hon.
+ Barksdale, for appointment to a
Cadetship at the United States Naval
Academy from this Congressional dis
tric'. The contestants we're W. II.
Buck of Claiborne county, Robert
Cassidy OF Lincoln, and Ruffin Cooper
of this city. The przs was awarded
to w. IL. Buck. The examination
wss thorough ard exhaustive, being
conducted ny the Hon. ]. X Preston,
State Superintendent Of Education,
Gen. j. A. Smith and the Rev. DR.. G.
s. Roudebush, President Of the Jack
son Collegiate Academy,
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FRANCEAND THE VATICAN.
RELATIONS STRAINED ALMOST
TO THE SWAPPING POINT.
The Bartlett Poisoning Case
Cholera Scare in France-The
Outbreak at Brindisi.

MONTREAL, April l6.-A thoroughly
representative public meeting, which
was attended by the Mayor, Alder
men, members of Parliament and
leading citizens, was held here last
night. Resolutions were passed in
dorsiDg Mr.. Gladttone's home rule
bill. The hall in which the meeting
was held was crowded, and much en-
thusiasm prevailed. All the speakers
warmly indorsed the measure.
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For which outraged nature exaots be,vv nan .
alties, Is done to tho bowels By persons who.
with drastic, drenching purEat YES make war
on tho o DREAMS In orde. to relieve their CON
striction. Constipation Is not one OF those
q spe5ste diseases that require desperate
but Tho incomplete discharge of function, 10
the beautiful renewal OF which HoStetter's
stomach bitters Is lar better AdAptOd than
drugel whose action Is excessive, and copse.
9aenuy deetlitatins and injurious. Disor-
Win bile, sick head aches and dyspetl sym
tom, are tho attendants Of costiveness, ana
are hkeWise .remodied by the 1itiers' its
souon + not limited 10 relieving no bowels
nIaturaly ana without vain. Us with por-
ularity In the habit of body, and In the omar
70 ions OF the digestive organs and liver
Fever and ague, rheumatsm and kidney
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Killed hiu Bro1her.iu.Law.

GALVRsToN, TEX, April l6. - A
special 10 the NetUs from Goldth waite,
Tex, says: Yesterday, in a difficulty
over domestic matters between A.
Barnes and Charles Burnett, his SON
in.law, the latter shot and Instantly
killed the former. The tragedy oc-
Cured about mile from here. Bur
nett ia In custody. de says his act
wss justi6able, as Ba had threat.
ened 10 waylay and kill him.
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Democrats are exasperated and Re
publicans are pleased as they claim
Mrs. Thompson is a Republican.
Democrats condemn the course OF
Representative Willis and lay the
blame of the appointment entirely on
him. It is thought Mr.. Willis has
killed himself politically, and there is
talk of burning him in effigy.
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A Valuable Patent.

DAnOy's (HOrse) Corn and Pea Plan.
ter.
q AVING perfected my invention, wish
IL o place 1t before the public, especially
m ufsoturers. As a Corn Planter, II is &
the seed aceUrately, uniniured, and cover
the same, thereby one man performing the
work of three. Thes have been used in
this section for over dozen years with per-
feet satisfaction. Uan give respoI sible testi
monials, Address
JOHN H. DANCY, Dancyville,
Havwood county. Tanr
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Mrs. nAssett VIII Have a PreIImI-
nary Examination

HALVEsToN, TEX, April 10. - A
special from Hesrne, Tex, to the NeiCs
Gays: Thonas Hughes, the man who
was shot Wednesday night by Mrs.
Dr. Bias, OF while he was advancing on
her husband with a drawn revolver,
died u shot lime after from the effscte
81 the wounds At the inquest the
oolored cook eaid that Mrs. Bassett
fired the isial shot. She will have a
preliminA Y eX minaIinn
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w. N. HALDEMAN,
It IUss UbNN VI IUb UTbHL IUUIOV lille UUU-
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oyster RnI' convicted Of Murder.

IoumVllIE, KY, April 16.-Wm.
Afford, alias Oyster Bill, notori.
Gus criminal charged W tn the murder
OF Frank Wheeler was convicted and
sentenced to six years Imprisonment.
Afford and Wheeler had a street fight
in 1890 about woman, and Afford
cut ms throat nearly severing his
head with a pruning knife. Afford
g, capped, and was oniy recently capt
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Inc penn nanL Cnse.

PrTTsBURo, Pa, April 10 The july
in the case Of McMullin Va. the Penn
Bank directors, found for plaintiff this
morning in the sum Of $24,623 Al
This was In IN &C ion ia deceit, pain
tit claiming sos COZ because the diieo-
tors had induced him to leave his
money In the bsnk when they knew
1t was insolvent. The result will open
up a numbtr OF other cases, involving
several hundred thousand dollars,
which were waiting on the result ia
the MOMullin suit.
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.vAOiED TIE BOY ALIVE.
FIRNDISH OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO
IN ARKANSAS.
Negro Raplst Hung in Maryland
Killed by His BrOther.in-LaW
-COachman Killed.
ESPECIAL TO THK APPKAL.l

PINE BLUFF, ARK, April 16-The
trial OF o. Z. Presley, charged with
the murder OF Frank Brigham Of Ce-
dar Creek, N. Y, the particulars Of
which homicide appeared in the col
umns Of the APPEAL at the time, after
an inye. that on OF eight days, was
submitted to the jury yesterday even.
ing at 6 o'clock. They considered
their verdict all of last night, and at
5:45 o'clock this evening returned a
verdict Of guilty OF murder in the first
degree.
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ChoIern hcnre An Prnnce

PARIS, April 16.-The development
OF cholera at Brindisi causes aarm in
France, particularly along the Italian
frontier. Precautions OF the most
stringent kind are being Instituted to
prevent the scourge from invading
France.
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There is one thing nobody ever re-
grets-that Is, the day they fret adopt-
ed Parker's Touic as their regular fam.
Wy medicine. lie range ia go wide.
and its good effects so sure, that moth.
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in a great majority of cases.
Buy it, try II, and atterward it will not
require any p aisef rom us.
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The Author of "AvaDt Lie BataIIe. -,

PARIS, April l6.-The author OF
AUdnt lie BdtGlle, the anonymous book
published TO show that France is pre-
pared for a German attack, is Col.
Bsrthelemy, an old officer in the
French army.
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American Railroad superintend.

CINCINNATI, o, April IS. - The
American Association Of American
Railroad Superintendents has re-
elected its officers and chosen New
York as tho mex place of meeting. A
number of subjects of interest to the
members are nader discusalnn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-17

Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
in Pulmonary Affections and Scrofu.
lous Diseases. DIR. Ira M. Lang. New
York, says: Il have prescribed scott's
Emulsion and used II in my family
and am greatly pleased with it. Have
found 1t very seryiceable in Scroiulous
diseases and Pulmonary affections -
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Indignation Rt Louisville Over The
PosImRAtershtn

LoUIsviLLE, KY, April l6.-There Is
much excitement and indignation
here over the reappointment Of Mrs
Virginia Thompson as postmistress III
Louisville, and an Indignation meeting
yias been called and doubtless will he
largely attended Saturday evening.
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Tobacco FaoIOry Burned

CINCINNATI, o, April l6.-Robert
Hsmilton's large tobacco manu- ,aclorv
CoyinRton, KY, burned partly this
morning, damaging his stock to the
amount OF S60,000; insured for S6S ron
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Quarantine az Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, April l6.-A quaran-
tine of seven days has been ordered
against all arrivals here from Brin-
dist, Venice end AnGona.
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Cholera nj RrinsIi.I.

BRIEDIsI, April l6.-Sixty-eight
cases Of cholera have occurred here,
ten Of which proved fatal. The Off
Gals declare that the disease is spo-
radio
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h0nIhern Pa..rnrer Arenfs

CINCINNATI, o, April 10. - The
southern passenger committee, now in
SEES on, has decided 10 make txcur-
ZION rates 4 cents mile for the round
trip.
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VIII Restrict Production 20 Main
tain Prices,

LONDON, April 16.-Tbe pig iron
manufacturers OF Great Britain have
agreed ito restrict the output in order
to maintain prices.
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Nom Resident Notice.

No 1893, RID. l3l-In d g chanoery Court of
Shelby @ unity, Tenn State Of Tennessee,
for use, ETC., VS. W. Il. Butler ct al. and
II. A. Montgomery OF al.
1t appearing f,om the amended bill, which
is swoyn to in this cause, that the defend
ant, Frank b Danoy, is resident of the
State Of North Carolina, and that W AL
bert is q resident of the State of Maryland,
and both nOn-reHid ents of the State of Ten
nessee. and they have an interest in certain
Navy lard lots that compliments are seek
ing to co lect taxes on herein.
IL is therefore ordcred, That they make
tLoir appearance herein, at the Court-House
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in May. 1886, and
plead, answer or demur to complainants'
original and amended bills, or the same will
DO taken for confessed as 10 them, and set
for hearing ex parte; and that copy of this
order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
This I'd day OF April, 1886.
A COpy-Attest.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
by II. +, Wal b, ID. U. and M.
Lawrence Lamb ADD Lee Thornton, Solic-
itore for Com plainantN sat
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PennVrOVal Pills.

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lstamp9 to as for particulars IN LETTER BY
chester Chemical Co.,
2Sl3 Madison square, PhtIRda., ~
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce il and obtain agents We will
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Manhood Restored

hkMhDI FhkE.-A ylctim ot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
esusing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, LOST
MANHOOD, &C., having tried in vNn every known
remedgy has discovered simple means Of self-cupa,
which he WI 30 FREE TO HE fellow-sutforerG
.'dcrcss J.H.RE YES. - Chatham St. New Yo4s
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Incorporated in 1850 Tor twenty-five years
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Charitable purposes-wlth capital Of ST.
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900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
Constitution, adopted December I'd, AID.
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Il neper scales or postDones.
Its Grand single Number Drawings
traOrd1nary Drawings regularly eV-
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, 1886-10-08

The governor general says the best
thing produced in Formosa is a kind of
mat used for sleeping upon in hot
weather. 1t is made of a species of palm
leaf, and is in texture and feeling ex-
actly like the material of ID Panama hat,
though not so white. 1t is quite fine,
soft and flexible. and it Is said that a
mat -four by six feet, of the best quality,
costs even here as much as 800. The
governor adds that the worst thing in
Formosa is opium-smoking, which is
widely practieed. and from my own OBJ
servation, | am compelled to say, it
seems TO spare neither class nor condi-
ton of men. High as well as low are
the victims of the habit, and they re-
sort TO it openly and without shame. |
have often seen high officials withdraw
from the table upon social occasions for
the avowed purpose of taking n Whit.
Such men as the Viceroy Lii and Gov
ernor General Liu openly denounce and
frown upon it. but withal there is rea-
son to believe that the consumption of the
drug, both foreign and native, is on the
increase. China owes this curse prin-
cipally to the British government and
its subjects, who have fought foi and
succeeded in securing almost a monop-
oily of the traffic in the foreign article.
Happily, under the treaty of the United
States and China, the traffic in opium is
unlawful for American citizens, and this
fact has strengthened Americans with
the Chinese authorities. Foreign Cor.
New York Sun.
, 1886-10-08
THE CITY vouDoo DOCTOR .


I'm ~cinoinpatI-H
n,.rnosi. of n Case.
III. uhooJoo- continent ia as strong
,La sunerst;tious lower classes of
naaaorad nao,,a of Cincinnati "a it is
lin Tho darl;es of louisiana and Missis-
s;nn; Onlv the other day it cropped out
~ he ,oI;co court xybere n middle-aped
dafendant swore with all earnestness
hat a woman had tried 70 @kunier- him
Nv nIacino in his he'd n snakes head,
robhit,s foo. and othar r~ecognized en-
blems of tho magic art. and that to rid
himself If tbe elects of these charms
no had 10 wall over n mile and throw
them in the river. Among the dark es
oftbe soutb where this mvsterious suner-
sti,ion ORIGINATED and holds its sway the
snake rabbits foot and all kinds of
.vorbs- are the cure. alls and charm-alls
Of creation. With them he most won
derful things can he accomplished and
4doctor, ia looked un,n with terror and
reverence bv these disciples of youdoo-
ism.
Cincinnati; has a verv DISTINGUISHED
,eadsr amona theso ~beatben;sh believers.
T., , 10 Ia 81 chat color that
dano,as a iaro. nronor,;on NJ African
hiaad ua.a,a;eSs hho,rarar dascap, from
tbe Commanches or some far western
tr;ho NJ Ind;ars and ,hat ba ia n amedi.
c;no r,anr hv ;nhar;,arca and l;reooe
NJ uaLa-vn 10 rorv roc,,Iiar Uis ms
,ocbe standa ont borilon,aIIv and SLIGHTLY
wo,ed wb;Ie n Iong and s;m;la,ly
twisted ooatee falls from bis chin His
head il CLOSELY sbaven ava in one nlace.
directly over his forehead where n ne.
culiar sc,In-lock or tuft o;vea a comical
anneorance 10 bis unioue features.
Worn on his scarf are n number of
medals hearing bieroclvnbic marks testi.
monials he claims If the cures he has
effected Besides. he exhibits a number
of written certificates testifvino to his
, 1886-10-08

An English army officer, writing to
The London Army and Navy Gazette,
furnishes an interesting accoun of the
German cavalry. from which it appears
that in the ordinary demands of the an
nua inspection in May. every squadron
must be prepared to cover 1000 yards at
a trot, 600 at a gallop and about 100 at
the charge; then break up in the melee,
and then on the trumpet sound "Ap-
pellet rally to the front at a gallop, and
charge again in pursuit without renum-
bering or telling-oif. And this has all
TO be done in marching order. He says
1T is perfectly astonishing to see the
sections wheel up into line again after a
gallop Of POO or 800 yards, without leav-
inz la light between the files. and yet
rl;leli D~FsrcFow1lng- l saw squadron
S.ts' ss-4lryn do this the other day
sxe.1 Al Again, With a precision | had
naf t~as'~d % b possible. Chicago
Herald