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s4Ds4sNS STREET
ALL COMpI


A DAMS street in hlEh reputei 6 z,,Iei Hrm. lust to
a suit Only think o. the caaace Co. own that noe
oiotE on the correr Of adams and rlrd ftr.efs. The
south size, west o. Third. IS feet n0ut % dams street,
100 feet deep 10 an alley, divided into four Lots. 81 LA
feet front each 50 ysu can Rave one OF D. Jest think
o. The value n this property even Z day. and IcOk to
the future. Tsu Gusf feel encouraEcd
On MONDAY. November %. less "a COX. P. II.
this property vii be sold. Hho vii o. tn ucky man
fhis Is a lrisurs hour 3~o'lock, al eau a3d should at
tend this sac.
TERM cash. tn balance IN s. II. Is
and p months, without Interest or lien. urst note well
indorsed LooE sharp Sale IN The premises.
Also Al the same time and place. iva Llts fronting
on Iht d STREET, Immediately "a "a. resr % the above
mentioned property, being 20 feet fr.ut esch, BY 50 feet
decp- terms A. shove.
again. VANCE sTFEET ALL COMPLETE. That
the beautiful Lot, on the c1Tutr @ Y luce and Orleans
street-l fronting Col. PrestO1's rest.Uc. This prop
eTtyi IL too Sen known to demand a minute aascripu o.;
TOE Lot Il No ,. block s., 81 fe-t front o. Vance, run
ming back on Orleans street 81 2-i2 feet, and 60 feet on
the rear.
II any Ose Is unACqusinted with the caiIly Of this
property call on rs and its POSITION sui advantages VII
be rOinted out.
fERIs-Ol~ e-fourth cash. balance In I, y and IS
months. payable IN bauk, frst uote well lndo-sed, lien
retained for the last payment. Don't forret the day md
sanr. MONDAY November %, II , &C ook, P. II.
lile hour. N. q. 81 IN,
u2-tf Auc ionoerE and Real Estate Rrrkers.
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Valuable Propertv for Sale.

7 OFFER for ssie that valuasie residenoso o. Or. rsge's.
II IN South Memphis. fronting On Tear0sgs street ZOO
feet, running back $50 feet Por terms spply TO the IN
~der'igned, or Capt. n. 4 oREE, Pr0vine and ste~ar's
Block, Main street.
H29 IU n q PAGE.
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WISH 10 sell or rent ny House and Lot on -
l. Mccall street; but prefer selling. For terms, s5
Apply 10 mes for t.t'a 70 ". K. Postoa. ESQ.
n2l-im y. n. 4. FAULKNER. -
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TNHIS Is 70 give notice, that / have taken out letters
Il Of Administration upon the sn-ets and estate Of
Charles Bsdzminskt late S-ccni Lieutenant In the Uni
I'd States Army. Lieut. r died in the city Of Mem
phis, II Il believed intestate, q few moths since, posses
sedof = vel selected military and psTsoE al wardrobe, a
few valuable pieees Of lewelry, q small amount Of money.
and some crafts IA his favor tover $500 uPon the Uni
ted States Treasury.
This Administration is taken prncipaIy with the visz
81 settlns deoeHsads accounts with the G-overnmest, n
a1y there b. uase uec-but al persons having claims
against the deceased, vii pleasa present them In two
years otherwise they vii Be barred By lsE.
u1I-tf J. NOV WALKER Admir-
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ALaRAMA NEWS.

NoErH AND SOUTH RAILRoAD.-Stock e
the amount required BY the charter Of thl
North and South railroad has been subscribe.
and the company will be organized in a few
days. This road will run from Montgomery
UiG Wetumpka TO meet and connect with IA,
Central railroad from Decatur.-.4theEs Her
aid.
The same paper has the following notice Of
the condition and prospects Of the Contra.
Railroad:
STOCKHOLDERS CoEvENTIoE.-The stock
holders Of the Central Railroad assembled in
annual convention on Monday last, to receive
The reports Of the ohcsrs Of the eOmDauy-to
elect a directory and 10 adopt suck measures.
as related to Tie interests Of The COMPANY gen
srsIlv. The convention was organized BY the
appointment Of General John D. Rather, Of
NorgaR county, President, ard James L.
Conan. and r. H. Tbatch, Esqrs., Secretaries.
The business Of the meeting Waa transacted
with dispatch, and the proceedings Of the
convention were characterized wiki harmony.
The old Board, consisting Of Dr.. Jonathan
Mcdonald, Luke Pryor, S. w. Sloss, Thomas
II. Hobbs, John R. Mason, W. W. Phillips,
Thomas Rsdus, Henry Fennel and James c.
Orr, were reelected. The reports Of the Pres
idsnt, Engineer and Treasurer, were elaborate,
highly satisfactory, and showed that the con-
dttion OF the road aud the affairs Of the CON-
panT were in a highly prosperous condition,
both az It relates to its police and management,
as well as to its finances. Thus far the road
has cost $50, 22625. The entire grading is
completed from Decatur to the State line, aud
The Southern Division is in operation TO
Athens. To finish the road to the State line,
will reoulre the additional sum Of SI22, 10000,
making TIE total cost $3.50 s26.25. To this
must Be sdded S20,39S.64 for right Of way,
real estate, rolling stock and dsFots, making
The total cost Of the road and equipments
ss71 22AyS9. And be If remembered, that when
ms road is completed sni 10 operation,
(Which will have been built at a saving Of
s15 ia o5. inside Of the original estimated It
viii have been paid for, and the company will
not 5e one dime in debt. The Treasursr's re-
1ort now that the sum OF $500, T06, 10 Of the
sod has been paid by individual stockhold-
ers nd realized on county bonds, leaving $50
/ 10 as the amount to be paid when the road
sbsU Be completed. To meet which, the Con-
nv have on band assets, amounting to
z09.5 50 which, together with interest sc-
,-Ui5o on the subscription unpaid, is expected
90 coSsr snv discount on the sale Of county
boDds, and also bad and doubtful subscription,
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TUXSTALL 8 HOLmE,
rfOduceG rfOFlslOn COMMISSION Merchants
Nos. 81 and IS c1musrcisI-st corner Or olive,

4--A-1L corner or UlFeg
ST. LOUIS, No.
w take pleasure 10 presuti1E our card % the clti-
w Ens o. hemphi and he Interior towns. and ten
der thFn oar services for the purchase o. Pour. WhIs-
-, Fork, BaggtnE b Rope, Bac3I, Lard, or any ether
srl1les % b found IN oar uarket. One q cur ara
gives ais perscnal attention 10 dlInE ordsrs. and we Eel
eonnaento Of giving entire sstlsfactirn. both IN quality
anl pnoa % an wao nay favor s with q trial
H5erai Cash advances made on ID pments Of Producs.
Eide. Fruit, &c Parties makInE shlpmeuts too hsuse.
can raw a. signt With bl 90 IsfilE attachad. for thres
f1urths Of n value o. such shiumeut. Insured under
sur ogen policy IUEsTALL d M
u1-ImFD
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Dr. virtue Ofs coed q trust 10 ne executed on the d
ID OF April 1885. b J.. Perkins and 3. A Perkins, and
registered in the Registers ohce n Shelby county, Ten
nssseo, on the 18Th II April, 1854, 10 Book No. q. on
pages ssfs ss2 and ss3. for tie purpo IS therein er-
pressed, I viii, on
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Tbs Wv YoRK WIRE RAILING COMPANY
-HUTcHINsoE * WIcKERsHAM, 3l2 BROADWAY,
We take this opportunity 10 introduce thi:
house to the favorable consideration Of our nu.
meTous readers in the South and Southwest
asking attention to thier advertisement, which
viii be found conspicuouslY displayed In ouI
business columns. We desire to say that the
character and position Of this firm is a guar
snty that they are perfectly reliable and wor-
thy The entire eOuhde1ce Of al who find occasion
to enter into any transaction with them, and
as thorough business men, in the manufacture
OF one Of our great staples, combining in the
workmanship, beauty Of the highest order, and
utility m tie strongest sense we trust their ef-
forts 70 sustain a reputation already earned
Will insure a merited return. This Company
are sending their composite iron railing not
only into every section Of our own country, but
also into the larger South American cities to
a greater or less extent. Public buildings
OF ali kinds throughout the Union have been
furnished partially or wholly With verandahs,
railing OF furniture from this establishment
A large portion Of the iron work Of the CrVstal
Palace was manufactured By this Company.
Steamers and ships have been supplied with
their metallic net work to AXE the place of
the woven rope, o, &c universally used /; farms
and dwellings have been surrounded with their
iron fences OF durability and beauty legisla-
tive halls and pEbiic rooms have been sunpIied
with their iron furniture ; and hospitals and
hotels with their admiral and ever clean iron
bed-steads. As manufacturers OF high rank.
and as gentlemen worthy Of the confidence Of
all who desire 10 negotiate with them, we thus
recommend them -NelC York Dav Book, OF
Saturday, 0eiObsT2.
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WILL receive on TUESDAY NEXT, 600 hsad Of
w Many c1unty CoTn-fed DOGS, ard 10 pair Of I'M
FLOODED J. FAMILIES wanting any nuabsr Of
dogs from one % nfty, will BE- supplied At seven cents,
By leaving their orders In Box 63l at tie Post once. or
at ny Mule se2ot on Jefferson street
n25-iw JN0 Y IEVVwrCu
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Z.ndIoa, Lat

A REoLD Nm L Aedynsn Miss A sAlooin Mrs. o X ?
hAiltS1n Miss II
DtZEL MARY Boon Ms. Nsrrt Driltuaa Miss n s
ID Bass Mise BoTlard Mrs. Lucv hledsoe Miss oh
badders Miss A r Brown Mrs n A = BTrne nss
esTrow Miss RaTyBnwn Miss Jane Bryan Mss -
Baker Miss P Braoks Miss 6ua hroWu Mrsff
aeAl Giss0L Bunch Mis- sslineeroEn hssh
biliEEs MISS
GROss s.ua c--trhtou Juiis CorIsr Ms p A 2
OClrarv N1ss n ChItwood sarah Cummins Mrs B
Campbeli Mss A JColemsn Fannie Cooper ElenC
nAvIs MIS- ADsvis AunieI Dunn hay A
ODorr Miss A wDsvis Ms MI n5bbin Annie
Davenport Mrs Doxey Ms d Donohoe A1ry
Dsvidton Mas s TDougheriy Miss
FKICK Lizzie Edwards N Edwards Mrs
II Embrey c b
EIsHER Mrs : Fslsy Miss Amy Flint Mary
II Fuller MIA Ford Mrs Sarah
GRADY Miss wsardnsr Hsry X Green HrsBB
VI Green Mss r Green Mrs Lucy Case Rehfcea
ITATs NrsK Hatch Miss II HouEhton luis
II Hicks Sarah Hays vacant Hunter hiasL6
Haskins MissE Hawkins Miss 8 B Hunter TInie A
Hezdcrson MIfsI Huilura Miss Ann unter Ann ! B
Hardin Mrs ellen hunt Miss Addie Holmes krsTB
TONES Agsss Jones May O johnson Mary ?
j Jones Mrs @ n johnson n JaineT Mrs. BA
Jsnes Nj Lucy JJoanson JulaA
II LILY Msry King Ms Matte Kirt Miss n 3
hKllnks Mr. Z KIRK Miss Martha Kins Natua
Kee e Mss Kate hKhnbs Miss rs
7 n Eliza Lindsey MIS- Lscke Miss MI
| AHoGE Ada n Mariner Hs1 Morrow MrsDF
NJ Maddox Mestens Lizzie Morgan Kiss n
HArErum CIV hispen Miss An
kEdKEiGHT JENewiuisms Mrs. FksWmismsF
NJ cFosuer LnsyMeNameee NJ
OfBARRER Mrs Sarah
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nABK Mrs A @ Patterson Mrs. A WPeplon Mrs A @
L Parks HIS q MPaIkins Mrs sA Pillow Mas c s
DOsE ETzA2 R4shn Mrs C2 Rodgers \ AL
hRyan Mrs JAneRiiey Ks;c Leon Rlbo P Annie
/ Rlchar-son Az Eeld Laura 2
/ Mas g Susnpter Ma STARK Mss Nag
- Smyth Rose smith Mrs At Stan Ms 3 d
Spencer Miss + A Smith Mrs RS Smith Mrs. IA
Stsne Mary O simpson Letttia Hmfker Miss n o
| s aiuback H Smyth Mrs John S5gss Katie
TO1D FhlIie II Taylor Miss n n T0yry Blanche
Il Trice ksry 3 ThoTlus Miss p 4 Treble Miss \ z
yTTARR Ms J EWhiie Martha WooiEL Laura
/ w Wela Kate Williams Miss n Willis hLsE
walters sally Williams Hrs y wright Mrs. r
Whdned Ms Ih7sWy1tt MS 81 Wilson Ltu-s
winston Ers n J Wynn hissT
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Notice---Taka Nntina
PORK Hoes AeD BLOOLEn PICS

A L. BILLS contracted b. TIE steamer $780,
a. OF ARC, must Be rendered t.zs
6o;orc The spaos Of thlrsy days after en- ftH4g
tract. or they wiz nIt be sestl d. Z
ms daWIm T.. nEERTEG rantain.
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COMPOSITE IRON RAILING,
Hon. NnT0.

A GOOD Dreyman; 2 hne young Mules; new Dray
% a1d Harness, VITA license eleven months 20 run.
ohSsp for Cssh. or 20 Gays tankshls paper. Apply At
tslz ssce. ma
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For Sale.

HAVE q EeErO woman Who j. a No. ocok washer
1 and ircner; = Girl shout n years cd, and q Boy about
3 years cd, both very utci5 ant smart. thst I VII
exchange for so nagTo men OF boys large enough 10 40
meu's Works or 7 viii sen them e . fair price.
n25-t Apply 70 b B.
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s SUBURBAN LOT
For Sale

WE have for sale = beautiful s1burbsn Lot Of 8
w sores To o. situated 90 ne rev state Line rosf.
2eteern he residence 0f Col EcIe can and ne CITY
mere = . smal residence on D. WITH about oae acre
dfarfdi The balance is covered urh q dne forest. M
and les well Is On q good nelEhborhood. uearto 90 church
and school house, aad O. one o. he bart Tgts Ia ~ w.
entity % TIE city. A Uest bargain yin BE- rveu 10 N
ezrH a~Pqli.ant- For further particuLars ap1Iv 70
@. LOCKE go
ccl1-tf AurtinncerH ard HeaT Eafr-a R-sra-s
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Rxeaans n New YoRK.-The New York
..--ssnonsent Of the NatiOnGI Estsligsncsr
writes:
mTsers vas a time, and it was net in the tar
Ea.-s AZ antiquity either, when it Bas the
49,. "a America that, as we bad not kings
80 go neither had We beggsrs- This boast,
10 nossjbiv some others no longer applicable
conSition. must henceforth be Withdrawn.
~ - beggars-beggsrs OF all sorts aud
s5zss- natiye and imported, male ano FEMALE,
1850 nd fractional; in fact as complete an
..s1ytns1t as heart could wish, unless some
-igb4 Seslre Us % become a second Naples
III itg seventy or eighty thousand EELaroni.
--tsr spuroaches, these classes, always N
a11is supply. are forced ia unWonted crowds
- ne city, and by their appeals 70 tnSsym-
- citizens, their looks, descriptive o.
49, .- ~ misery, real or feigned, as the case
go. thsjr exhibition OF natural
" msined or injured BY FIRE, &c, excite
Oh larsoee md disgust. Not only do they eo-
vou In he streets, but follow you into
800 or other places Of public resort ane Ply
~ trade with importantly. 10 pa some
tne - this The police have been ordered 70 see
~ Re laws against beggars and ysgfsnss Ie
Ho-ss5 10 effect, and that every eHortis mace
- ~ snpnression Of this troublosone sno OF
ssa.ivs sonres Of eonplsiat'
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NAMES OF WoMES, n THEIR MEANING
Marys the comnOnest OF all female names, is
also one Of the sweetest gwen to woman. Ii is
not strange that it prevails 50 universally. Il
signifies exalted. Maria and Marie, the latter
French, are only other forms Of Mary, and, of
course, have the same meaning. Martha sig
uihss bitterness; Anne, Anna, Hannah, and
probably Nancy, are from the sam source, and
signify kind or gracious. Ellen was originally
Helen-Heiens, Latin, and Helene in French
according to sons etynolOgists it has the mean
ing Of alluring, but others dcfDe il as one who
piiies. Jane, now generally familiarized into
Jenny, signifies, like Anna, kind or gracious.
For Sarah or Sally, there are two definitions
a princess and the morning star. Susan signi-
hes a lily, and is a fitting name for a tall. slen.
der, hoWer-hke girl, Of delicate complexion and
native grace. Rebecea, plump. Lucy signi-
hss like light, and was snciently given to girls
born at daybreak. 1t may also be considered
as meaning brightness Of aspect, and applied
accordingly. Bertha, bright, and Alberto, all
bright. LOuisa-in French Louise-is the
feminine Of Louis, and signifies one who pre-
tects. Fanny, or Frances, means frank or free.
Catherine, or Katherine, pure or ebaste ; il lie
one Of the best Of our female names. Sophia,
from the Greek, means wisdom. Caroline and
Charlotte, queens Emma, tender, sffectionate,
motherly maTgaret, q pearl or . dalsy I; Julia,
soft haired; Juliet ADD Julietta are the same
as Julia Agnes means cbaste; Amelia, and
Amy and Anis, beloved; Clara, clear or
bright; Eleanor, all fruitful; Gertrude, an
truth; Grace, favor ; Laura, a laurel Matilda,
a noble or brave maid Phebe, light Of life.
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Found. Found

A LARGs, heavy g'ld-Incd, silver snun box. Of
"a oonfiderahie value, supposed % have been stolen.
tne III contains the following tufcrlptiou engraved
thereon; Presented 70 Charles Adams, By his friend
Charles J Aues. Decemhe- 25th. 1855" Tbs owner can
, ave IL. b calling al The APPEAL OFFICE, establishing
his right 70 the property and pagtng certain charges up
en- the same nq--a7f
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY!
CREWS & SHRYOCK,

Next door 70 the old stand Of R. SpioeT.
WE, J. n. Crews and K A shryOCk. have this fG
w associated 0urseires t-geth-r FOR The purpose O
trsrsacting 3 EeseraI Family Grocery aud Commissioi
Business, under he name snd stEle0f crews 4 Shryock
We respectfully csll the attention Of the citssns O.
memphis and surrounding couutry 20 The following lis
Of one Of the bet s-ssortmentso Of Family Groceries Cvtl
before oaared for sale IN this MARKET, al q which 4
warranted - represented, VIZ
Teas various ktrdsi COTE and Sugar Bclcher's bes
Golden Syrup suzar-HOuse Mclassesi FloTr sud Buck.
wheat; Sugar-Cured, Canvass and Plain Hams; BacoI
sides and Shouldrrs; Dried Beef sud Beef Tongues
Candles, Sperm and star Cheese, EnEish Dairy. West
en Reserve anSPine Appel Lard andLardOuG Butter
Goshen and Ohiai Crackers. Soda, Butter. Picnet, Wa
ter, Sugar, Ginger, sud Cracknel Biscuit Mustard
Spires, Sauces and Table els; Brandy Fruits, Pr
Fruits, Frvits IN Their own juic-, Sweet Neat, Wine1
Brand ., ThisEys, Aes aud P0Itars; and sIEays o.
hand q supply o. Country Pctuoe o. an kinds, all Of
ahich We offer chesp for the CASH.
Nov. q s53-u7i-tfstian
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Removal.
Pig Iron
For Rant

A NEAT Dwelling House o. tlree rooms. -
n with good cistern ard neat garden. Rent go
10 per m1nLh. As1 = neat GfoseJ House on
The corner % ire same 10: with four room. -
Clubhouse, &C. Applyo OF The premises b tEeeu Wsg-e-
ner's Exchange No I, c5rner % sOufh and cesoto streets
or 70 Z. Tufts Il 90 opposite The G1yos5 HstA.
u25-tf
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RRalQl RnMQ

TUsT received a. No. % Front Ro1, and offered FOR
y sale low a general Gssortaent o. diserent sized Ma
nilla Rope. Ioesl oHAs. AeLzAN.
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FRTIT TREES. SHRT 1RFRV SC

FkJIT TREES, SHRU 8BERf, &c,
THHR undersigned has on hand, q large AM -
Il splendid Assortment o. APPLE rREES. E
from three % four yeau growth, Comprising ths -
caoteest varieties fourd II 0ur country, witch -
are o. red Tor sac on the mcst reasonable terms.
These Tres may be seen on ths premises o. Mr.. @ c
norris, q few yards from She Jackson Mound.
specimen Trees, t~oset1or With alist % prices, can be
found ~ the A1c ion Room q Ae~5rs. Cayce a Sen
Vain street, Where persons wishing % obtain Fruit
Trees, such a. Appie. Pea Scs are respectfully saIci
ted leave their o deTs.
VIII also have Ia a few days, a large lot % Fruit ana
O-nsmentsl shrubbsry ROots, &c, such as Raspberry.
Hlaekberrv, h0sntsin Ash. European and Ameri az
stravbuy Tree, srOv Bal, Lac Pssony &C., &C.
d BRANCH.
. n25 81 LIST dorr north % The nsfhsffc Churrh-
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FGJsE0bEe Residence

A N elegant Residence on Second STREET. b.
tween Exchsuge and EarAet. At present sd
uncer q rent Of $500 q year, ard occupied By ll
Mr.. II Caro-. T. offered for sale T~ermsUbefaf 8IA
For further information, HBpiy TO
u25-Im as --~,t ~
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RPRn0rnE.

WE VIII remove 70 the Tsw store nouse. "a doc,
w nsrth q J -forlon, en- cast std o. MrIn street. On
or about the Isl Of January next.
STaAUSS LEHMAN A co
u2i-lm ard ISAAC STRAUsg a On
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Admiralty NOtIce,

DEasONS having claims Egsinst ths steamboat WIN
II cHEsrkh, and vho belonged 70 ne OHEW Of faid
vessel are hereby notified that the undsrsisuei VIII take
prnofo o. the same on the FIRST DAT or DBCEAsEa
kHxr, 81 the Commercil Hotsl. In fhs ely ~ hsmshls.
tu2b-tdl JAS l. TALB0T.
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Oliver Fsller,


Henry Doolttle, William Goodrich and his
wife Sarah, Hugh l. McClung, r. R. Bear
den in his own right and also as Executor,
c. d. Smith, Executor of NJ. D. Bearden,
deceased. ct ais.
TT appearing from the original bill filed in
i this cause that all the above mentioned
defendants are non residents of the State of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post, news
paper published in the town of Athens, Me-
Mimi county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held at the Courthouse in the
town of Madisonville, Monroe county. Ten
nessee, on the LIST Monday of June next. and
plead, answer or demur to compliments said
bill, or it will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing accordingly.
j A. COFFIN, @. d. NJ,
By c. b. NEAL y. G. NJ.
April 2, ls5S-4t-prs fee sS-497
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state of Tennessee, Roane county

State of Tennessee, Roane county.
COUNTY COURT. MARCH SESSION, 1858.
Jesse J. Patty, Admir-, de-, of Josiah Patty,
deceased,
rs.
Elizabeth Patty, widow, and others, heirs at
law OF Josiah Patty, deed.
Petition TO Sell Land to Pay Debts
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
i from the allegations Of the petition that
Raphael Pity, Obed Patty, George Stephens
and wife Betsy Ann, Willis Stewart and wife
Venelis, and George Stormer defendants in
this cause, are not citizens of the State Of
Tennessee, whereupon, on motion Of com.
plainant by his solicitor, it is ordered by the
Court that publication be made for four sue
ceeding weeks 10 the Athens Post q newspa.
per published in the town of Athens, Tenn,
requiring said defendants to appear before
the Justices of our said Court, at the Court
house in Kingston. on the first Monday Of
June next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said petition or the same will be
taken as confessed as to them and set for
hearing &C pate.
A copy, Attest:
AUSTIN l. GREENE, Clerk.
March 2s, ls5s-4t-prs fee s4-496
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James II. Reagan,
Thomas Wallis, Mark Csdle and Ii. wifi. Ma.
April 2, ls5s-4t-prs sS-497

Thomas Wallis, Mark Csdle and Lis wife Ma
linda Cadle
In this cause it appearing from the allega-
Il tious contained in the original bill filed,
that Mark Cade and his wife Malinda Cadle
reside beyond the limits of the State of Ten
nessee, it is ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, for four successive weeks,
requiring said nonresident defendants to ap.
pear at the next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held at the Court house in jacksonville,
Monroe county, Tennessee. on the LIST Mon
day of June, 1885, and plead. answer or de-
muir to compliments said bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed and heard accord.
ingly. J. A COFFIN, c. d H.,
BY c. B. NEAL, D. AN.
April 2, lS5s-4t-prs fee SS-497
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 20.
We hand you herewith statement Of our Produce
market. Since last report the enquiry for Common
and Superhne brands Of Flour has been good Corn
and Corn Meal are in demand. Bacon sides and Lard
are also In fair request.
BACON, clear sides 11A a 11Kc; ribbed 1OH a. lie;
shoulders sk 90 DC; hams II 90 12Kc. LARD, in bills
II a Nc; in cans and kegs 10 "a 12Kc. BUTTER 141
1sc. EGGS IS a 1sc p doc. FLOUR superfne 1925 a
$50; extra family 90 90 625 y Dbl WHEAT, white 25
a Al, 80; red S1,10 a lis. Corr, 56 fbs y bush so
a. Soc CoRS MEAL IS a 9Oc. PEAS, SC lbs u hu., 9Oc
81. oars so a 65c. APPLEs dry, "a lbs y bu., 81 80
q 100. FEATHERS 81 @ 40c.
Jw. GAUT A co.
Commission Merchants