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THE LATE Mr.. A. ROSS.
Touching Tribute From Unity Lod

Touching Tribute From Unity Lodge
No. ait, X. OF Il.
At the late meeting Of Unity lodge the
the following was adopted, ordered spread
on the minutes and published in the city
papers:
MENrHrs Tenn, April =, 1883.
To the Officers and Members of Unity Lodge No
2l7. X. OF H. --Brcthren:
Again are we reminded that here W.
have no abiding place.
Today we are here, tomorrow our spirit
has taken its fight and gone to the God
who gave us life. This is but another
veriflcation of the adage: "Man proposes.
but God disposes."
Brother Anthony Ross, a charter NOM
Der OF our lodge, departed this life Thurs
day, March s, 1888. He in truth and in
fact was true exemplifcation Of the
principles enunciated by the teachings of
our noble order. Always ready to do his
whole duty in whatever position he was
placed, none more clearly comprehended
his duties, as was evidenced by our de-
parted brother, who for several years held
the position OF trustee.
lie was one of the few Of our men,
bcrship who paid next TO the largest
assessment TO the w. 4 o. b. fund.- and
paid IL with feelings OF pleasure, never
grumbling or finding fault; never was
suspended, and but for his general health
and the distance from his home he would
have been found more frequently mingling
with his brethren in the lodge-room.
Your committee would therefore sub
init the following resolutions and ask their
adoption by the lodge:
Resolved, That in the death OF Brother
Anthony Ross the lodge has lost one OF its
most exemplary members; his devoted and
loving wife, kind and aTectionato hus-
band his church, an upright, honest and
consistent member; the city one OF its
ablest officials in the engineering depart
ment.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for the space OF thirty DAYS,
and a memorial page be set apart in which
to cngraft these resolutions, and copy be
sent TO the widow of our deceased brother.
Yours in AN. A.,s1
u. v. GOODYEAR,
II. ]. BLACK,
L. III. ARNOLD.
Committee.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ST. Msry's Cathedral - Poplar street Services
at and IL am, and 5 pm,
Mission sunday school--A Rolfe's school.hou
Marshall avenue and Union street. sunday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Court street.
Sunday school at $50 am. Services at II a. IN and
$50 pm. II. A. Jones, pastor.
Central Methodist Church-Union street. II. W.
Erwin, pastor. Preaching at IL am and at 7:i5
pm. Glass meeting at $3.50 pm.
Church OF the Good Shepherl-C Chelsea Morning
service ut II O'Clock. Evening service at 7l5 by tho
Rev. q. l. Nelde. Seats free; all invited.
Christian Church-Corner Linden and Mulberry
streets. sunday school at q am. Services AT
100 am and E~ pm. Rev. J. u, Brinoy, pastor,
Second Presbyterian Church Corner Main and
Besle streets. Services at II am, and 7:i5 PIN.
Sabbath school at $50 am. Rev. w. + Boggs,
ID, pastor.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Corner Of
Jones avenue aud Alabama street. Services ut n
Am; and pm by the Rev James l.. Martin,
ID, D., pastor.
First Presbyterian Church Corner Third and
Poplar streets. Services at II am. and at PM.
by the pastor. Rev. Eugene Daniel. D. d, sunday
school NJ $50 AIN.
fernando Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
South - Corner Linden and fernando streets,
Services at II am. and s pm. Roy, J. NJ. Spence,
pastor sunday school at g30a.m.
Calvary Church Corner Second and Adams
streets Early communion at 200 ain. Morning
service al II am. Evening service atT3O pm.
Sunday school Al $50 am. s. Buriord rector.
Grace Church - Rev George Patterson. rector.
Services A. 7 a. NJ II n. m. and +. IN. The
r. Row bishop Of Tennessee will onlciaie aud
preach In the morning, Rcy, Patterson ut night.
Central Baptist Church - Second street. near
Beale Services at II am. and Ti5 PIN. Rev. J..
" Moody will preach IN the morning aud Rev. o.
u. Haley In the evening. Sunday school nj 030am.
Strangers are specially invited TO all services. seats
| free.
Laudcrlalc Street Presbyterian Church. corner
lcale and Lauderale stTeetS-Serviccs ut II o'clock
| am. and congregational meeting immcdncly after
service TO call pastor. sunday school Nc g90 kew
service.
Emmanuel Church-No. "a Third street between
Jefferson and Court The Rev Dr. Patterson will
Olllcate az Emmanuel church this morning ut
which time the Holy Communion will he cele.
bmied. Service at II o'clock. AZ night Bishop
Quintard will O1lCiate In this church Mt o'clock
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John Brown and W, A. Collier and wife, begin.
ming AZ John fuggles northwest corner, thence
= iv west with said Tuggles west line, 80 chains,
~ links TO stake In field Tugge's southwest cor
ner, thence north $50 west with said Douglass line
~ chains 70 links TO his southeast corner thencs
north west 20 chains 70 stake 10 Fellows south
pointers thonce south 49, east with Fellows line
"A chains ~ lirks 10 the beginning containing I00
acres aud tract beginning a. stake white oak
pointers In the W. u. Hamin's west limo aud the
southeast corner of the Fellows estate thence 70 iV
west with Hamlin's and Ellis limo 6S 95-l0O chains
with While and rcd Nd oak pointers thence So 45
Lass north line thence north 20 lO cast 10 chains
20 links to stake thence south $50 east with Fell
lows and Andrews line. u chains % links TO he.
ginning containing 100 acrcs
Thirtythree acres Of the Borland subdivision In
Fourteenth civil district owned by Louisa Fnin
Seventy five acres, Eleventh district owned by
Anna NJ Roper lying on NOnconnah creek, begin
ming at stake In the Bayou SaSsafras pointers let
Tie Lewis northwest corner thence west 4i57
e,iains 70 gum marked -. H." thence south
chains 20 Inks TO stake with gum pointers, thence
east ~ chains ~ links to stake with sweetgum and
hornbean pointers, thence south lG chains 10 links
to stake and dogwood in the bend OF the creek
thence east "a chains ~ links 10 an elm sweetQum
and OAK pointers, thence north with Lettic Lewis
liue To the beginning
Two hundred aud seven acres owned by George
r. Tuggle. beginning ri H. Y. Jones' southwest
corner thence west chain ~ links 10 northeast
corner OF the dover thence south IL east 90 chains
To stake ON the q. & H. road thence south I'VE
west - chains 20 links IN stake In old field thence
south a. chains 81 links to a stake with whiteoak
aud hickory pointers thence east ~ chains % links
TO stake with whilcoak and swectgum pointers,
thence north i07 chains links to stake In II. ".
Jones southwest corner, thence west % chains 70
links 10 the beginning los 10 acres redeemed by
Charles TugglC
one hundnd acres. owned by ]. C. Nicely.
bounded on the north by u. y Harrison, on tho
cast by the Bradley estate aud GU tho west by
stewart
Five acres owned by =. NJ. Scott, bounded on IN,
north by Bonrdman, on tile south by Turbeville
on the east by Thomas, and on the west by liar
riSOn. near Germantown.
Eighty acres, owned by Alex Tugglc and u. W
Fcathentonc bounded ON the north 10y A. Y. Doug
lass. on the south by W, H. Douglass, aud ON Ia,
east by Kills
Thrcc hundred and twenty acres owned h,
Harrison smith. being the west half Of section l.
township !, range !, west OF the basis meridian oi
the ChiCkasaw ccssion.
Five aCps, owned by CIV. Thomas, bounded on
the north by Fleming on the south by Anderson,
and ON the east by Thomas
Terms of sale on credit Of six months, nots
bearing Interest with security required, lien 10
tanned, redemption barred.
This l2th day Of April, lSss
H. II. wILH0YTg Solicitor
ny ~ BRADLEY, y. C. an
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AI.nnslrd ann in DrIII.

ov,u,. Ncb., April lI.-Pivate James
Huglics. Of Company I, Second infantry
nj Fort Omaha, was dangerously wounded
ycsiorlay afternoon during drill, and Geo.
W. Whistler slightly wounded in the arm
by bullet from the rifle Of James Gerar,
oi Company G. When Geur started tore.
port al parade I've found that some one had
borrowed his gun, and hohastily borrowed
one from Private Williams and took his
place Va Use ranks little late. lie neglect
oil 10 examine the gun, which had been
used On guard duty, and which Williams
had neglected 10 unload. During tho Skin
mish drill nj tho order Of fire Gerar was
surprised 10 find that his piece was loaded.
Hughes and Whistler received It's con.
tents The hall struck Hughes In the
side, passing through the body and wound.
ing Whistler. Gemr and Williams were
placed under arrest.
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knocked down by two men and robbed of
diamond ring and wallet containing a
small sum OF money. The assault was
made on one OF the most prominent thor
coughiares, and was witnessed by a num-
Der OF people. After securing their plum
der the highwayinen started down street,
pursued by several men. At the corner
OF Liberty and Central avenues the rob-
bers turned on their purues and fired
several shots, which had the effect OF COM
polling them to give up the chase. Mrs.
Wood was not seriously injured. This is
the fourth time within as many months
that defenseless women have been assault
ed and robbed in that section OF the city
in broad daylight.
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$50. 600 CONDENSATION.

ITAvRRiuLL, Mass, April l4.--A fire
broke out about O'Clock this morning in
the shoe mandatory Of Harold I. Blake,
Washington street, and extended 10 a long
row Of wooden buildings close by. The
following firms were burned out: George
II. Mansur, hay. straw and grain, loss
about $4,000; o. u. Foster, shoe manu-.
inciurcT John Vaudeville, job printer,
loss about 81, 900; LaJora Publishing com.
pauy, los nearly $4,000 Mrs. King,
,rclling house, 5000 Charlog NJ. Good
win. dyer, etc, and Other business firms.
Tho buildings were owned by Charles
Goodwin and A. j. Tilton, and arc proba-
bly, fully insured. Tho flames spread with
frightiul apidiiy, and the people occupy.
ing the tenement houses In the rear had
barely time 10 escape with their lives. The
Ldborr building fell, covering the lines Of
hose In the ruins. AZ go O'Clock n. m.
the fire was under control, with a total loss
OF about $50,OO0.
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me Grou,h of wynne. Arb.

wYSST, Ark, Apgl, lI-wynne is on
the boom. There ba,t l,oen about twenty
houses built here IN thc last two months,
and several othersar in course OF erection,
including the two large two-siory bricks
being put up by Mr.. Raphaelsks, 10 be
occupied by Mesas. Sparks, DaliroT &
Co and Smith, Graham & Co., two Of our
most prominent merchant firms. We have
eighteen business houses and COO inhab-
ilants, and they are still coming aud will
continue 10 come, for there Is plenty Of
work and good wages. The saw-mill owned
by Block x Harrell Turns out 5000 feet OF
lumber per day, and then cannot supply
the demand The location has been Sc
lcctcd for a large siaye factory and the
round.housc for the Bald Knob road,
which will be quito an addition 10 the
town, for the two will give employment
10 large number Of hands Those wish
Ing TO get good farming land cheap will do
well 20 come here, for the land IL as fine
a. there il in the State, and cheap. II is
fast being cleared and duincd. The day
Is not far distant when the frog will have
10 cmigraie 10 other sections 10 hold their
croaking carniyals.
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BATESVILLE, MISS.
A Little Boy Run over by Heavy
Wagon-Personal.
~. v. GOODYEAR,
II. J. BLACK,
I. II. ARNOLD.
Committee.

A Little Boy Run over by a Heavy
Wagon-Personal.
Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
BATRsvnL, Miss, April l4.-Yestcrday
evening rs a wagon loaded with about 200
feet OF green oak lumber came into town,
Theodore, the six-ycarold son OF Prof b.
W. Gowdy, got on the wagon TO ride up
town, but in attempting to leave il while
in motion he fell under one Of the hind
wheels aud came near losing his life The
lumber was sixteen feet long, aud hence
most OF the weight was over the hind
wheels, and when the accident happened
the wagon was going up n small hill or
rather a slant, which increased the pres
sure Of the load as it passed over him. The
wheel passed over the body between the
hips and the breast bone, and the driver,
noticing the accident, stopped the oxen
Just NJ the wheel was about half over and
Il rested squarcly ON the body for a second
or two. II Is n wonder 10 all who saw the
accident that the boys body was not sew
cred in twain by the wheel, but at this
hour 90 O'Clock pm. he Is still alive aud
in fair way 10 recover. Ills symptoms
are better this evening than at any time
since lac was hurt
Prof. Gowdy moved 10 this place last
fall from Enfield, H., aud took charge OF
our school. As a teacher and gentleman
lac has given general satisfaction and hc
and his family have made many warm
friends here. They have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
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DIR. A. L. ELCAN.
Tribute to His Worth by the Upton
County Medical Society.

lrlDute 10 MS worth by the T1pton
County Medical Society.
The following resolutions were recently
passed by the Upton County Medical So
ciety:
Whereas, We have learned that our es.
tcemed colleague and associate, DIR. A. l..
Elcan, OF Tabernacle. charter member of
our society, has removed from our county
and located in Memphis, there TO practice
his profession; therefore be il
Resolved, (D That we part with the
doctor with feelings Of the livcliest regret,
~ by his scholarly altainments, courteous
department and heightened regard for the
ethics OF our profession, he had won our
highest esteem and respect.
3 That as a member Of our society he
most aCceptably filed for twelve years the
Office OF secretary and treasurer also con.
tributed in every way 10 the interest and
success Of the society.
.. That his former clients and neighbors
have lost n valued friend and skillful at
tendant, whose devotion TO his patients,
maiurcd judgment and fertile resources
had endearcd him 10 them and won their
highest confidence.
4. That We most cordially recommend
Dr. Elcan 10 the kind consideration OF the
profession of Memphis, and respectfully
bespeak for him the favorable considcnl-
ton of his neighbons and the public gen.
orally in his vicinity.
8. That these proceedings be spread on
the minutes Of our society. and he pub.
lished In our county papers, the Memphis
Mciicd Monthly and copy be sent To- DR.
Elcan. ]. X. SANFORD,
J. 4. FAUCET,
5. BuFORD,
4. W. RoANE,
Committee.
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Chancery Sale
--OFs
II E A l. f. STA II e.

No o 500. Rim tho Chanccry Court Of shclby Coun.
y.--l. y neasley, administrator Of 5. G. Clayton,
deceased, ", John Clayton ct al
ny virtue Of an innrlocutory decree for sale. en-.
icrd IN the above cause the 9th day of January,
lS>s NJ n 81, page ~. will scll nj public auction,
" the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk aud
Masters Office, Main Nrcct cntncncu ~ the court
house of Shelby county. Memphis, Tennessee on
saturday, 9th day OF May, 1888,
within legal hours the following described proper
~, situated In shelby county. Tennessee to-wie
Abuui miles east OF Memphis on the old Mem.
phls aud Germantown plank road hcing lot No.
81 Kenneth Garrvtts subdivision. bounded ~ fol
lows brlnning al the southeast corner Of lot No
oi dsubdivison Ia the ccntCt ui the Memphis and
dcrmantswn plank tOnd running thence north
I east a. W lOO chains 20 stake. thence south
~ east IL n Ion chains thence south 20 wet
40 illOO chains 10 the ccntcr uf aid plank rpad.
thence north 6s' west with said mad ~ GttJ
chains to the beginning containing N ~ iOl arr,s.
Terms Of Salc-un credit OF aud % month";
note bearing Interest With s"cutity required. lien
rctined, redemption barrv'L This i2th day u
April 1854
81 MCDOWELL, clerk aud MASTER
ny J. NJ bradley. ID. g. aud n.
TAYLOR CnTrnll, a. N NCllenrrv Solicitors
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Another Rsnher skip..

MiSSEAroLrs, MINI, April 1.-the
Journals Winnipeg special says VIM.
Cameron, teller Of the Union bank, skip.
ped ont Last night. lie hired a rig and
drove 10 the boundary line. The police
have been making desperate efforts 10 pre-
vcuthis getting across. lie has been lead
ing yery fast life, and got heavily In debt
Tho amount Of his siealings Is estimated as
high NJ 81, 900, but the definite amount Is
not yet known. II is supposed that Min
neapolis II his destination.
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CHIPPEWA FAILS, Wis, April li.-Yes.
tcrlay an ice gorge thirty feet high and
half mile long, wis formed n short dis.
lance above this city. The logs aud ice
were packed solidly together. In the
evening IL moved some distance and
lodged against the Omaha railroad bridge
Judicious use Of dynamite during the
night made a channel, and about 5 O'Clock
this morning the whole mass broke loose.
No great damage was done 10 bridges and
lumbcrmcn feel easier. No logs will be
lost ms they will 20 into Dell's Pond near
Eau Clair. The river. stays at eight feet
A Litchield, Mimi, special to the Jour
pai says. The dam at Forest City went
out yesterday, destroying the power OF a
100 barrel rollcr-mill and a saw-mill. IL
will probably not be rebuilt
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uEALIu ~ WEALTH = pr. Beaurcgaras
Tonic aud Nsryine. the UreAt
Ifsueh Nugslfle.

NfFRNOur DEBILITY la Al ~ stages. mental
~ and physical Depression, tpernatnrfhea. ny.
pochondfIa sienllty neuralgia hystcfa. inCapacity
luf study " business. paralysis impotence cpilep.
o. los u memory, t0iieninE II the brain, and All
dlffascs % tie nervous system may Dc radically
cured In either eK by The ~ Of this uncxocllci
preparation. II lisa matter OF supr,me imponancs
H. ise appropriate treatment iof Tie cure Of me
aud Nsryiue, after many ycau trial Ia furupc has
puycd iuiallible II tAkcn aNorilng " dltctnna
which arc Alfred 10 each boiile Que boa equal 70
Price III 90 Ter or III bose. iof $500 Aent
by mall prepaid on receipt 81 price We GUARANTEES
ala boxes 10 cure any case Win csh orlef 70
celved BIZ u Tor aG batcs Wc viii send our written
susnntse 10 return the money n tresfment does
not eject cure A. hsnken 4 Co, DfugEisu. sole
sreuts iof United states. I'D and 40 Main street
AauUhla Tenn
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PROT a. STANLEY nan conpilmcn,ed.

woncEsTKR, Mass, April ii.--rhc Hon.
John ID. washburn, secretary, has, by a
vote Of the board Of trustees OF Clarke uni
vcrsity, extended m invitation TO Prof. q.
Stanley Hall. Phi. d.. professor OF psy-
chology and pedagogics In Johns Hopkins
university, Baltimore, 20 become president
Of the new university. Prof Hall - a
graduate Of Williams college, OF the class
Of 1867. and later spent number Of years
In Europe In tho study Of modern educa-
tional systems. Although comparatively
a young man, he holds a high rank among
the learned men OF the country.
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ron sALT on TRADE.

L'oR sAig on TRApr-so ACuls ~ wuT
J. Tennessee, 81 miles frum Memphis 10 IN
cultivation, 10 Enclosures extra Fupd icucua. ~
heavily umbofcd, One dwelling With rooms IN
gtld rrpnir houses Tor I'll purposes In yard, lann
rsicfn large taru. 2lafre rfihs, COW stables fruui
rfisi mill good ponds tine orchards u choice
fruits. NUod pasture, fUnrrs separate. outlet ~
iuiinin ranru Tor fiori ~ arnN SEEDED 90 ffhss and
rpyof quarter mile from fpl road title pgficci and
one ~ the lfsi iafms IN this Hcrtlun 81 county
VIII tal Tot part Cash and Part on rrdlt ~ tmde
Tor Memphis property, either In ely OF suburbs
AddfCss, y " NEAD,
UrowuYillo. Tenn.
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
suncrings Intense. Head Nearly Raw. Body
Covered with Sores. Cured BY the Cuii.
ourn Remedies.
No. slcNcns q nfnnncr. Mnnfne. n. ~

Mcsscns stevens Drummer. Monroc, ~ G.:
Dear sirf-About two months AFRO. ON your rec.
ommcndntlon, bought a bottle II CuT,rnA ~
sulyTSr. one box CuTicunA sALvE and one cake
OF CuuCrnA soar for my fon aged thirteen
year., who has been afflicted with erfrma fuf a
long tmc, aud am pleased 81 tay that believe
the remedies have curd him. liis suncfings were
intense. hi' head being nearly raw. hi cnn being
gone except The grsllc, aud hls badly was coyCrrd
with sonf. liis condition Wns ifighuul 81 behold
The f1rvs have now All disappeared. his skin IA
healthy. eyes bright, cheerful ~ deposition. aud
j. working every day. Ny neighbour arr witnesses
10 this remarkable cur, aud the doubling ONES
are requested ~ call or write mo OF auy of my
nolghbOrs -.-.
wa. X sTEPn HENSON,
Winchester r. o., Union County, \. Z.
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srnAyYD on STOLEN.

MARK BAY HORsE--HEAyY NAME AND
~ tall, short coupled small star IN forehead icl
lo,h trimmed clute. small. white pot on hind
foot small, white tp0t on back! snionih fhod on
front feet caulked Oh hind. Return ~ r N h0m.
mers Cnrnof " walker street aud Indiana avenue,
and H. n1waulod.
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Order of Publication.

SO Gs11 q Din the ChiHocry Court Of shelby
county Tenn -Wm. q buchanan ". George
Reynolds etal
u appearing from the hin which g. sworn Ia In
this cause that the defendants Uon Reynolds John
a. Reynolds. Mn 81 Haref Mr. Croloy aud
Lucy A. Reynolds. heirs NJ law ~ ncyuold Roy.
nuldA decreased, and AndwW D kCllar are non.
residents " the State oi Ttunsscc. Alfred
Garrett, tNeino Phelps, Harriet iaunrlcc Ann
spfnl and husband. u. a.. Npmlll. Kenneth
D. tarfviti Wan. n. unfrutt Henrietta Y. Gar
fru aud Mar Ann Maxwell heir ID law OF
Kenneth Gaffrtt. dcr-nsrd aud u they hc dead
thUit heir. u any aud the other hclrs " any. ~
ODE aid htuntth Nsfutt dcrrassd and fhr hclN ~
James Reynolds are ~ unknown. aud their names
lrsrcpi WHORE stated ahn,cl and places Oi rridcncs
are unknown aud cannot h. asfcftained aiIur dill.
fuut Inquiry. This hriuu "a ruit iof partition aud
tu wmuNo cloud ifum title ~ complainant. VIM
y buchanan. o. a urftain trnct oi land contain.
Ing y nrfvl aud bclnE la the toyyuth SURVEY.
ors District and Sixth civil District - shelby
county Icnn. agouilng io giant No dgil. ~ tho
heir ~ Hrynnld Reynolds
It's thuwioU 0riCfcd that They make thclfappcar.
nnUe hcrrln nt The cuuft huuar ~ shelby county,
ln The city ~ Memphis. now ThSlng District u
shelby county Icnn ON tho int Monday Ia
May, iNA aud plead, answer 90 dcmur Ia com.
plainnntH bill. Of the snno viii ~ taken Tor con.
tcsaUl ~ ~ them aud aui iuf hearing pare. aud
that copy NJ This uniUr ~ publishel on0o a week
fuf four aucrsssivc Wcrks Ia tao Memphis Appeal
THIS iih day ~ Apul, ISIS
true COPY =Ailni 49,.
y T. MCDOWELL. Cicri and Master
~ 7 n Mcdowell. If. deputy clerk and Nasaf
Imurla ]. lffur. SOL fuf FuuuI'nt Iafa - ~