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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
opurchasers. Enquire the Office Of the Treas
urer or Superintendent of the Richmond and nan
une h'hroad company " 22-d&cts
N0TICE.-As Superintendent of Public
~ Buildings must forbid all persons eating Ynel
ons on Capitol Square, and throwing about fragments
of newspapers SAMUEL FREEMAN
~ t--tA Snn't Public Bnildines
'ALiAfERitO FAMILY FLOUR.-We
- Will commence in few dsva making M. .;,r
uneaaallea brand ofEfsOun ~ ao"se
Persons Wishing 70 secure their supplies VIII please
leave thelr names at office ON Gary corner III
| 18th street - 1st''t W
ants TAITAFWRR0 a pisrn
N0TICE.--Por the present, we will re-
AN deem notes n the North Western Bank, of Wiz.
| giDia. payable at Wheeling only.
seD r. ii. MAURY co.
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II lSSOLUTiON.-Th firm of JETER q
pS., LAFI6 lCH IS this day dissolved by limitation.
Either partner " Ill the name of the firm in In
nng tho busiIesx. '"' III eio-
SAINT. II. JETER.
p;A,.o,s . :. u. LEFTWICH
,s4nL II, JErER, Commission and Forvyory,,,,
ten ~ ~, VII gi.s bis prompt and personal att,
feie. ~ sSls q /" heat Cora, Flour and Tobacco
Richmond Va ~''"nplan Hotel, Cary street
a.. iss. s9n "1 the liberal patronage bestowed a.,
anes of the same & AM" n SS9esM.nitinu-
paPA RTN bRsHiP-Mr THOMAS r. IpFg,
WlCh hErins purchased the interest of sa1nI n
aQ the ssw MIL aud lumber business az Iar q n
a tASTWiCb, tue business will lie conduetsi IL n,
tQnlH be name and style Of 4. M. LEFfWICU 4
o.. &c ON the eornoT OF 7th and Franklin street
at wose place we viii be pleased TO receive order,
Lom On frieads, for either Lumber or Wood
V. ~ LEFTW1CH
Dc Tim TH0S, X. LEFTWICu.
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DARKER, NIMMO & CO,
NO. 143 EAGLE SQUARE
Are in receipt of their general assortment of Fall
Goods comprising every article usually kept in first
class Dry Goods House. which will sell at very low
prices Sc Is PARKER, NIMMO & GO.
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"A INSTITUTE,
Situated Main, 5et;oeee First and Second Sreets
Richmond, "a,
F0R The CURE OF AL NERVOUS MALApIEs.
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.NOTVCE.
Combination Patent,
UPRIGHT STEAM SAW MTVI

-
THIS L oonmards the universal admiration o.
L saw-min men everywhere As It's merits become
lnowns the demand for it Increases. Orders are eOmme
frem every section Of this country, Canada, Cuba, and
south America. Il is suited for every section Of the
world, wherever there is timber to be sawed, no matter
q what character, row hard, how large, or how snail.
Two extensive manufaeiOries are nov engaged in build
ing those Mills, yet Il Is almost impossible to turn then
out as fast as they are wanted. They embrace several
vsiuable patents ard improvements, and combine al Of
the following sdvsntsges:
sIMPLICITY-Both TIE MI and Power are so simple
in their construction, than any one Of ordinary mechsni-
esI ability can comprehend them, put them up and run
them without danger OF dinculty.
PORTABILITY-The whole establishment can Be very
quickly taken apart and put together, thus rendering 1t
easy to be moved from place to place, as desired, and saw
ing the necessity Of drawing the logs a long distance to
the mill
D~URABUITY-It is constructed In the most sold and
substantial manner, runs perfectly stiH, is not liable te
set out q order, and will last for years without repair
RAPIDITY-It viii saw faster than any other Upright
Min. The speed Of the saw IS about three hundred
strokes per minute, and the feed fran o~ne-eigbth to
three quarters OF an inch per stroke. Thus, at a mrdlun
speed, The saw viii cut through q log tVenty-four feef
long 10 about three minutes. From this data, any on
knowing the character Of the timber, can osioulste how
much It viii DO.
EFfICIESCY-It does its work well, cuts smO5thei
and straighteT than the ordinary mills, and the arrange
ment Of the saw is such as y render 1t utterly impOssi-
Die for il TO run out Of lire.
CHEAPEEsS-The entire cost Of the Vii, with hfeei
horse rover, and everything all complete and ready 70
running, boxed and delivered for shipment in the city o
New York Is oEly $3.50. or the same IN St Louis. viii
the ADDITION Of FREIGHT fsom New York, say sl2b.
This Mil requires less power &c dive Il than any othel
Mil and the power Furnished is s~uficient 70 drive extri
machinery.
Parties desiring 10 see one Of these Mills in operation
before p1rchaslnE. can % 50 At any time, by Calling 81 on
once. corner Third and Market streets. Also, a Circuls'
giving fun particulars VIII be scot u any ons dtsirnF
it-post paid. Al orders sheuld BE- sddrfssed to
4 BURROWES,
Corner Third and Market street, St. Louis. No, sol
Agents for the western aud Southern States
uorI5-wlyad6t sii-hT
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Alonttarp ann finanfiaI.
NOSEV MArTsRs n REV ORLEANS

The E. o. Psesyuns Of lsth says:
me city, a. cur daily re rds Ct vents have shown.
hantsen IN . xemevhat excited STATE. touching moncta-
~ ehd CnmHercial mst.ers. during the week The surge
Of the financial panic which began II the North and
Ess has thrown NJ . rev q ihs turbulent wareson oHr
shore. bat - compared with or sister cities. we may b.
sid 70 have been Amos favored with an exemption fron
tht storm that has 80 ~faariuliy ragged elsewhere Our
fanks are, IN the main, s.rr4 and solvent. and though
yiedirF 4 a temporary exigauey some o. them have sus-
pshded their operations, Il has been under circumstances
tally 70 warrant the cund1eut expectation that the sus-
pension viii be soon Terminated. ne rest have stood,
stiu stand, and still stand arm; ard a few days viii
coubuess md rs al rght again.
3 0ftourss blsinets u1der sulh Circumstances has suf-
fersd a check, but We ~ere happy % learn yesterday that
tbings we're looking brishler. aud hat TIE numerical
Transactions q n dar had beea such as 70 give rs war.
ranty that The Worst Is rTer, and thai the "hsrd lines"
past are on the eve q being ltcSeeded By "the good
time cvuinr-"
keanwhue. our SUMMIT sbsentsss have almost All Of
thea returned homes our street,. oar hotels. our places
Of public amus- mfnt. are puftIFE On The aspect o. Ire
movement; oar fashionabls shops are dressed cut IN
all their bravery OF att ac'ion, with new goods Of ali
kiuds-invltiug and not IN vain, the visits q the lsdi.s,
70 make selections for the 8por0aching sqas q.
And, Withal. our civ continues 70 Be blessed, 81
ID throughout the var Il hns been signaiiy blessed, with
heaith-ihaib cons without Etch AL others are bot
le nothDE worth.
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Sgttial NOtifes.
The ZOOnOgraph.


THE supsrisrty 81 ths Am5rotype over TIE Dasser-
reotyP Is universally ~aeknovieeesd, snd thsyi 10 thei,
turn are totally eeiipssd By the zOOsOGRAPH, whieh is
The result Of anss shemisal process discovered By Pre-
lessor RzkkIN6TOS, and perfected after mueA labor
and perseverance,.
1hese pieures are more clear In their outlines. bril-
hant in tone, hfs-iiks In expression, darable, richly
eosored and elegantly finished. than any style OF Photo
sraphie picture hat u has ever been oar pleasure to ez-
anime critically.
CLARK'S GALLERY contains everything requisite
Every convenience and facility that can be desired or Oh
tanned to execute IN The most perfect msnner any o, n.
various styles Of photogrphic wcrk. Il Wv richly
repay 4 visii, and especially % 70 tbase Who aears ar
tistic pictures.
We can also assure the public that Prof. Remington Is
In possession Of several processes and materials in Ms
art, that no other esisbiishnent M this part o. the coun-
try eonnsnds. Asa eonseqssnos, he Is enabled to give
. beauty, Hnish snd life TO bis pictures that We shAn in
vain look for from other artisis.
Give tAsm q call and judge Tor yourselves
CLAHKiS MARBLE BLOOK,
nnHLH 49, nH~ ~ "a HM.H
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MistfIlanfans.
. LATLo
IN

luz undersizned sa SCENTS forssveraI No. / Comu.-
40 are prepared 70 insure Houses. Merchan-
AarMe aud LIE, a. the lowest rates taken in
coA9lnies All losses promptly adjusted.
WILKINSON. TAYLOk 3 co.
No. % Court street.
Naa=NN MaHmnnm No. 81 - ~
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L. LEeALIzEp svsrExs1ox rs PENNsrL.

The Localized SUSPENSION IN PEEEsYL-
vANIA.-It appears the bill which passed the
PenusYlganiz legislature, 1egslizing the sus-
pension Of the banks Of that State, provides
for their r~esumiHg specie payments on the
second Monday Of april next, ard not in j. July,
as vas supposed. The bill is substantially
the same ss reported in the Senate, AID which
originally passed that body. We gave an ab-
strac. Of It at he time. Several sections were
added, the substance Of which we subioin:
Section 4 authorizes the collectors Of taxes
and tolls, &C, and the county tressurers, TO re-
ceive fer State purposes the notes Of solvent
banks, though not specie paying.
Section 6 reserves the right Of the Legisla-
turs to alter, revoke or aDnul the charter Of
any bsnk accepting the provisions Of this act,
whenever, in their opinion, the ssme may prove
Injurious 10 the citizens Of the Commonwealth
Section 10 prohibits banks and savings insti
tutions from purchasing the notes Of other H.
eorporated banks al less than par.
Section IL prohibits the sale Of stocks
bonds. promissory notes and other securities
that have been Hypothetical from being solt
for a period Of six months without the ooBseh
Of the debtor being hrst had.
The lime Fixed for the resumption is the 2
Monday Of April, the same as it passed tn
Senate originally.
The time is BOT as long as the friends Of sus
pension desired, but il is the best that the
could secure under the circumstances.
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TIE STATE FAIR.-Ths Nashville URi0n
speaking of the close Of the State Fair, says;
"On the whole, the Fair this year was a de-
cide3 success. The receipts were double those
Of last year, and the exhibition Of stock Of all
classes was the finest by far which has ever
been witnessed at our State Fair. But for the
inclement weather Of three days Of the fair,
the receipts would no doubt have amounted to
5000 sum ample to pay all expenses, and
to have finished the desired improvements.
These improvements, the want Of which is
greatly felt, contemplate q substantial build
ing for the exhibition Of Agricultural lmple-
ments and useful machines, and another build
ing for the exhibition Of specimens Of the fine
arts, articles OF ladies' work, and AGRICULTURAL
products. When these improvements shall be
made, and the grounds adorned with trees and
shrubbsrF, they will be a faTorite resort for
the citizens Of the State, and the exhibitions
can be varied 20 please all tastes and en-
courage every department Of in6ustTy.D
The Agricultural Bureau, under whose d.
rection The fair was held, was fully attended
Representatives from every portion of the
State.
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TIE RrsHrs OF WlDows TO PRE-EMPrIOK.

TIE RGHTs OF WIDows TO PRE-EMPTIoE,
The Acting Commissioner Of the General
Land Office having been asked the question,
whether, IL an sdministrstor of a deceased per-
son shall establish the right Of deceased to
pre-empt a lot Of land, the widow will be en-
titled to one-tbird in fee, that officer has deci-
de5 that under the provisions Of The law oflS43,
the entry must be made in favor Of the heirs Of
the deceased pre-emptor, and the patent must
cause the title 10 Inure 70 them as If their
names had been specially mentioned. The in
tsres- Of the widog in an entry thus made will
be determined BY the law regulating the distri-
button Of real estate Of the State OF Territory
in which the land lies Washington CaiOa,
a. Il
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ChiIIs. Fever and Ague.

THERE Is, pcruap1f no disease more crmmon in miss
matte districts than the one here mentioned; all person.
are more or less subject 70 its influence. and PARTICULAR,
the unaoelinated, And Notwithstanding, here are MANI
preparations highly spoken Of a. being beneficial FOR thl
cure q this couplaidti yet, there Is none that has staf
the test, and none 50 valuable. as SLEOGE'S NERVOUs
IONIC II 10 truly a valuable preparation, as navy Of
our leading citizens IN Memphis san testify, particularly
those Who speak from et peTieure. Strangers settling n
miasmaticd districts or In the city. should not hesitate
one MON Mt from procuring q bottle. Even the slizht
est symptom sometimes results In long protracted sick
ness hence the necessity Of immediate attention. Soor
ss you feel that peculiar ehilly sensation. always preeed.
Cd By attacks Of Fever and ACue, take a o0se OF {
Nervous Tonic four times a day-the effect Of which vii
prove the efficacy Of the preparation; and for Colds
cousins, Bronchitis, Asthma. InhusnEs, Group, whoop-
Ing Cough, Incipienf and ell adectiOHs Of
The Lungs, use the PE6ruRAL. As 10
IL now cJnceded By al medical practitioners that Hoar.
hound is one Of the Oest expectorants now N use, and
this being q concentrated extract Of Hoarhound with I'd.
juvsnts, 70 render It paiitabe even e the youngest IN
FAINT In cases Of Group, 80 acts almost instantaneous.
relieving the child inmediateiy no fam y or indivsd.
ual shonld hesitate one nom ut from procuring tins
valuable preuarariGu.
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AsHE's THKArnE-Mr. coUIDooK will sp-
pear IN the thrilling domestic drama Of the
WillOr Corpse. He possesses true geaius and
most true and telling pathos.
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CIAIE OF TGNNEScEE- Proceed iuCs had in tn
> Clerks orc, Chanoery Side Of the Common Law and
ohaneeg oourt Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, ootS
Der 9Th, 1887.
'Nathad B. Forrest snd Sessorne s Jones, traders under
the hrm and style Of Forrest & Jones,
COmplsinants,
Madison ". Jsness Robert II ellis, the Piantsn' Bank
OrTtnn-ssee, Jones, Brown a Co, the Farmer Bant
Of Firgiuia, with rs brsncA a. Lynchburg In said
state B. L. Arms;Tcng, and sthers, Defendants.
It appearing from afldavit Ned in this cause that th,
Defendants, Madison W. Jones, Eorert h. Gal ., TIT
Farmers Bank o virginia with its branch ~ Lynch
burg. AMI 3. l. Armstrong are n0n-resideuts Of the stat
u Tenuessee: 70 Is ordered hat they DO enter th-ir sp
~pezfancs herein before OF Wiihin The nrst three days ofths
aext term Of SAID cou-. 10 Be he'd On the fourth Monday
IN November next, QsS71 and plead answer or demur 70
Compartments original snd amendtd bins o. emp ANT
lied heusr, or the same viii be taken for confessed
As to lhGn aad set for hearing ca pdTfs. and that ) copy
n this order beruhlished once q week fer four susoess-
i've weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
A
JOHN @. LASIEA, c ERIK and Master.
- - wnnHfH - Ma-HH
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SOME OF TIE BEAUTIES OF BATKING.-
The following rich revelations are furnished
BY a correspondent Of the st. Louis RspEHi-
can:
SIN conclusion, I viii depict for you an ILL
nois bank a frame house, q counter 50 high
that you can barely lay your wrists on the
sharp edges Of it., and 50 narrow that but one
man csn approach at a time. The specie
scoop hangs high up, like the laws Of Nero,
but, unlike them, covered with eobwebs Your
check is cancelled in deadly ~s.lence. You hear
some fum5ling behind the green screen. A
package Of shinplasters, as thick as a bulls
horn. and twenty-five cents in silver, Is banded
you for your incoRsidersble check. The bundle
is tightly laced, the notes are inside, so that,
with the other Inconvenience, you can hardly
count them. Yol open the bundle and sift out
the Tinkhams, Almon trees, and Wisconsins,
and you are persmptOrily told, fNO use ia
asserting: that is al that you can get' Eeu
say: please, then, return me nv cheek
Answer: fYoRr check is already cancelled
THIS is TIE return made you b the best Of
them for GoLD advanced on grain. Had the
grain gone down, you would have had it, but,
having gone up, they return you such shinplast-
eTs for your advances in gold, or stand salt"
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THE REAs0S WHY.1-New York: Dick &
E---aa-.-a- n-.--.ha-s No IS 40. .-r.a-

sTHE REAsos WHY."-Nsw York: Dick &
KItEger1ids. Publishers, No. IS Ana street.
This is a book of scientific explanations Of
many hundreds of familiar facts, written in
plain and ineligible language. These facts
are the most important and useful in our every
dsy life, and the knowledge Of the reason
why " they are 30, is one of the Indispensable
to an Intelligent comprehension Of some Of the
most interesting phenomena in nature and
science. They are very useful to the educated,
as a means OF refreshing their memory with
philosophical causes which they had forgotten
or dinly remember. And to the man, whose
early education has been neglected, they serve
all the purpose et a pocket eyl5psdia, impart-
ing knowledge which viii enlarge his thoughts
and better prepare him for moving ereditably
in society. Added to this they are put in such
a form as to render them captivating and
interesting
F6rssle by LAMB, You've s Co, and by
GEO. PATTIsoN & Co
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Asv Annon. No,sns.r 5. 1sss.

PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir. I have heard much
said Or the wonderful Elects q your Hair Restorative,
but having been 50 oftfn cheated BY ~quackery and quscs
nostrum-, hair dyes. &c, / was dispose % place yJur
Restorative Ia the same category with the thousand and
one l1uty-trumpeted 1uack remedies until I met you
- Lawrence county some Zunths since, when son gave
ne such ASSURANCE - induced the trial o. your Restora-
tive IN ny fauty-drst b ny good wife, whose hzir
sd become very thin and entirely white aud befgre ex-
haus'ing one % vuur large bottles. her hair was restored
neariy 90 its original irautiful brown color. and hE1
thicsened and become beautiful and Eossy upon and en-
rireiy over TIE head She continues 10 ne %, not Simply
because OF Is beauttfy ing Effects upon the hair, but be-
cauze . its beautiful iut -cuce upon the head and mind.
Oth-rL OF ny family and frtards are using y0ar R=stora-
tive. with the ~tappiest Effects; therefore. ny skeDt-
c'sm aid doubts in reference 10 its character snd value
are entirely removed. aud I can and 90 most cordially
and cnndlentialy recommend rs use By al who would
have their falr restored from white " gray. 0T reason
Of STIFFNESS or agel % eriginaI color and beauty, and By
All youug persons Who would have their hair beautiful
and glossy. Yery truly aEd gratefully yours
ONO MANN.
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Haheas

LITERALLY means have he BODY" ne Negro Win
ne Mortar, Who has % long presided over the Drug
siore near the Worsharn House, Il removed % No SIS
Main street. south OF Union, where hundreds sre de-
lighted 10 Sc bis agreeable looking face.
b s. Hrghes, Dr. 7 Neaovn, or he polite snd &C.
oomphshei eerks, hessrs. A. Eynoh and John wright,
vi Be pleased 10 atisni to the wants Of an Old eusto-
mers or wait upon The public day or night. Prsscrlp-
uans OF Medicines Put up in the most rsiiabIe manner,
al The lowest CASH prices This is The place where
The famous AoGoun's DozEood and Iroz Tonic Bittsrs.
a permane-t cure for SbEIs, Fsvers, Dysp-psa, Se.
stomach Bittsrs, Essence Of Tar. Golden Peciaral, &C
&C, are prpsred and sold.
Dr. hcGOWN's onoe is Il the Drug storc. vhere
ne muy Be found By thoss Who desire hs professionsI
services. sepfs-Im
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An EXTENSIVE laos GoFERsNENT BUILD
rxe-The owners of the Trenton Locomotive
Works have been awarded the contract for
buildings Murine Hospital for the Q. S. GOV
eminent at New Orleans, the material to be OF
iron. is leagth is 10 be three hundred and
forty-eight feet, with wings each Of two hum
dred and four feet. The main building will te
three stories high. aud The wings two stories ;
both TIE main building and the wings will be
surmouuted with domss. A TeTandsh, two
stories high, viii extend around the entire
structure. The exterior walls, roof and Veran-
dshs, are 10 be entirely Of iron. That the
walls may be rendered uon-eonductors Of heat,
unburut prepared clay will be used for filing.
The work is done at Trenton
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THE MOTHERS COlPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

10 Is q sovereign remedy TOT
the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted. cur
ing the most alarming cases of
BRUISES SPRAINs, STRING
HALT. WOUNDS SCRATCH-
y sWEENY. SPAWN, RING
BONE BlG-HEAD, POLL
EViI, &c. No hrmer, livery
stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable HORSES
should he without this valua-
BE ramedr.
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III DAILY APPEAL.
SATURDAY MORNING. OGTOBER "a. 1857.

e The attentive Mr.. MISS TEMPLE, clerk
Of the fine steamer Ben FrankIin, all accept
our thanks for files Of late New Orleans dates
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500 Reward.

CTOLEN from the suhscTioer, in April. on
the Mlssrsipui two miles bovs Memphis, Et1F
3 large DARK A HORSE MULE. 9 years
Il age. Also. Z On hi premises -four miles 2E@6
s-uth " Memphis, on tn I2tn Of ArguFt . A
HORSE NIUE, medium size, mise or ten years ole,
mouth cut with me bit
The above reasrd viI Be paid for the apprehension o.
the thief or thieves. and IS each Tor the delivery q tn
mulss. A. G ELLIS.
-an2S I'm Cane Crefk-
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In ChanceTy at Memphis.

CTATEOF TENNESSEE-At Rules held in the Clurksi
- omce, Chanccry Side OF the Common Law and Chan
cery Court o.; the city Of Memphis Monday, October 5ths
1857,
James D. Cor Complainant,
"a.
George B. Wsldran and David H. Page, arm Of wsldrar
Page, Defendants.
It appearing from smdavit nledin this cause that tbs
Dcfendarts, GelTge B. Weltrau and David n. Page. ar
noh-rsideuts Of the State Of Tcnnessee III ordered tina
hey do enter their appaarauce herein before or within
the drst three days Of the next term Of said Court, 70 b
held on the 4h Mo- day in November next, n55D and plead
answer OF deuur 70 Compartments Bill or the same vii
be taken for confessed a. b them. and set fI hearing a.
parfe-and that = c0pgof this order be published once ?
week for four successive weeks in he Memphis Appeal
A oopy-aftest: JOHN C LANIER.
Clerk and Master
By A. PARKER, gr., D. c and n.
RIcHARDsoS Il HreGS, solicitors for oOmplainants.
&C l4lup4I