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situated on the noTta side OF Beal street, in the city OF
Memphis, and bounded and described as follows: a part
Of sleek No. s. lying between D-Sota street and Bayou
GiyOso, beginnInc at the northeast corner o. a lot sold
by 7. p Ayjlett 20 Snivey * tiars. on TIE north side OF
Beal street, ruuRUE thence east viii B al street. seven
ty i've feet; thence nor h % e hundred aud sixty feet to
a S axe; therCe west seveuty-fve feet TO a stake; th.uce
south AMI para lei with DtSJt0 street one hundred and
sky feet 90 the BEGINNING
TERXS gE SALE-Ehe above described lot Of land
viii be sold en- = credit Of seven ard thirteen months,
purchaser to execute notes with approved security for
the purchase m1nry-a lien TO be retained on The pre-
misses uaul payment Of purchase money Sale a, II
O'Clock, A NJ. JOEN @ LsEIER,
Ear--FNVVf7g I'a~F 4u1 Nastar
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In ChancerE az RgeEnnhIs.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE.-ProcaPdings had in the
> Clerks sfacs, Chaucery side OF the Coslmon Law
snd Ct8nc=ry court Of the city Of Eenphis, wednesday,
May the ~. 1851.
Nary FIabcrty, Complainant,
".
The Quaker City Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Toe St.te Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Com
lEuy Of Pennsylvania, and John @. FIunIe,
Defendants.
It appearing from aniavit IN this cause tina the De-
zen ants, She Quaker City Insurance Company Of phil-
Fda'phIa az The State Nut al Flre and Marine In ur-
auca Co. CT P,nnsylyaui4, are non-reSidebts Of the Ststs
Of Tennessee, IL "a ssdered thai they do enter their ap-
p-EYauce herein before or within the hrst three days
the next term OF said court. 70 Be held On the % Monday
il November next, 1861, aud plead, answer OF oemuT -
corpIainz-ts bill, or the ssma viii be taken for ern-
fnssad IS TO tnen, and set for hearing ex psrte, and that
q Cogv Of this order be published one a week for f0cT
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal A COPY
Attest: JOHN q. LANIER,
CLERK and Master,
John c Flunle, collector for complainant.
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CoTToE TIss We yesterday saw a new
cotton iron tie, just invented by S. VI. Gates,
Esq, merchant of this city, which from its
simplicity and strength, will, we believe, be
found in advance of any other invention. Mr.
Gates is nov in Nashville making arrange
ments by which he expects in October to be
supplying the market with "Gates' Tie"
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in front Of my Office, IN the city Of Memphis, proceed to
sell. 10 me highest bidder, q Valuable rrzCt % Land, sit
nate wing and being 10 the county OF shelby State =
tennessee c~fntaiuinE ten ceres, ir being the northern
brff1f. twenty acre tract. C uvsyCd by Charles y. KING
and Lucy II. X EtoNap3lo1n Hu sod chas u D5rian,
T. Nv Feed dated Nav sh. 1853 and recrrdcI in 20 Z
10. g RACES 1854 s 40 the Registers CHce Of Shelby
comfy. Tennessee. which twenty acre Tsct IS bounded
A. follows: Beginning a. a stake In the south line II the
John R ce grant o. 500 acres, where foe n9r'h lin OF
the new state Line road is inteTsected by the west line
norm 81 8sv.. east % CHAINS AID 70 LIKE, TO q stake IN
the wet line II said avenue, thence west 8 deg north
9 chains and 75 links, 10 = stake; thence s1u,L 5E deg,
vest 20 ch4i ms and 20 inks more or less, The norm llne
Il the new State Line road. and south lice OF he John
Rice grant; thence east 5 deg soath with said line 3
chains and 70 links, To the b7gIunlrg.
TERMS OF SALE-The above described tract Of lsnd
viii be s ID an d credit OF seven and fifteen months
purcb ser % execute notes with approved s'curlty for
the pa chase money. q lien % be retained n the preml-
sas until payment OF the sane.
Sale at IL oclocL A. n,
0 Il z. LANIER,
Ee3-daWtd Clerk aud Master.
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In ChannorE at Memphis

CTATE CT FEENESsEE-PrOceediug had in the
- Gle. ks once, Chaucery side or the Common Law
AMI Casncery c1u.t Of the city OF Memphis. Thursday,
Nay the ID, 1861.
b. ". Norris, Complainant,
We
John w.. Hopkins and g. c. walker, Defendants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT tiled IN this cause taat the
d~efrndant, G G. walker, Is a noH-resideut o. the
state Of Tennessee, II Is ordered that he 10 enter his
appearance herein before or within the hrst three days
OF the next term Of said court, to be held On the second
Monday IL November next. 1851 and plead. answer or
deuur TO cOmplsiuHnts bill, OF tue same viii be takea
for confessed as to him ard set for hearing ex parts,
AID that copy Of this 0Tderb be Published O-Ce q week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. A
Ohm G. LANTER,
Clerk aud Master.
Fiuuie AMI Brown, solicitors forFomplanant.
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A MoEsTER-We yesterday saw at the
clolhing store Of Ward & Treadwell, the larg-
est watermelon that has been shown US this
season. It was forty-fve inches round one
way and sixty the other; It's weight was
eighty-two pounds. It was grown by MI.
Carruth, Of Phillips county, Ark.
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CHAxCERY SAKE
ESTATE
Oy ST. MARTIN STREET.

PURSUANT to a decree ftse Cusncery Court e. Mem
L pms, rendered November Term 1859. IN The case Of
g.. C.. S. Ferguson. John O. TAYLOR ana Others VS.. =. A.
Moore and W Re, Ann EuZs h05re aud 0tler,, 7 viii, On
thursday, OClob8F Sd 1851,
in front u my office in the city Of Memphis, proceed TO
sell 20 the highest bidder, all the rlg9ts tIIe ella m and
interest Of the defendant E03rc, Ia AMI 20 the following
described lot and parcel OF ground, aud dwelling and i'm
proyements thereon, to-wit: A csE.alG lot situate og
the east side OF 81. Martin street, In the city OF Mem
pliF. shelby county, Tennessee, being the Jos on the
s1uh id5 OF and adjoining q lot Formerly owned by Dan.
Hughes, and beng the SEINE lot conveyed 10 the said
d sfUuGant Moore, jointly with defendants T.. ". and &
C. BrO0ssbirr, Is z M Kirby, by deed dated June Slh.
1889, beginning on the east side o st Martin street at
the souJh-we-J corner or said Hugnes' lot, running
thence south on and with ST. Martin street 3hlrty Eett
tc STAKE thence east one hundred ard siNty-nise feet
70 stake thence north thirty feet 10 stake; thence
west one hundred and s~ixty-uIne feet 10 the bpgfrn.rE.
q being the same lot once conveyed by B. Graham TO
Tivnseld and . IIiemsoa. The interest Jf said Moore
therein be ug enc undivided third part. and is 20 be 80 q
subject 10 the lien AID membrane o. the unpaid pur-
clLss money thereon, beng the same more or less.
TERN OF ALE-The above described interest wi ]
be sold on 2 credit OF seven months plgchsser % execute
note with approved security for The plr,hsse money!
lien to be retained or title Withheld U1ti payment Of
purchase a0uev. sale At Il o'c0cE, 4. N
John G. LAETFR,
geL3 dgwttS Clerk anl Master.
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NNEQ - AnaaRP

I OFFER for sale a valuable TRACT OF LAND, stu
L aed in Council Bind, Ark kuoTn as the 8rizcos *
JeuklnS place, being the southeast fractional quarter
and east half OF southwest quarter o. section rs, zrd
n1rto half u section p, ana east half Of northeast
quarter Of section q, containing $50 acres in town hip
2, north OF range s east, adjoining TIE land Of Major
Baldwin on the south. Said land will be sold privately.
and proposals for tne same are tnvlIPd Tie sac % b
c osed after The lat Of December neat. Terms-Ors
third cash; the balance in Two equal annual INSTALL
ments. address
G~OBDEFTIA WAITE, Exir, ETC.,
au17-3uN Hprly S1ruus. 4. g..
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Alley 80 feet.
State Line Road.

The Shove mentioned Lit, G9. 8, will be subdivided
ard sold IN lots 20 SAT- purchsserr-- plan OF which viii
be exhibited on he day Of safe
TERas IF SALE.-Crelit OF seven and twelve
mouths with interest from cate p1 chascrs 10 execute
b9Gds. with approved secured, for the purchase money.
Sac az d O'clock a. NJ.
JOU c. LAETER,
- .---- LL-rE ..l L..tar
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For Font Harris Randolph, Fulton,
SSTEGE.F.
New Madrid and Columbus.

...-..PRTEST.
Leaves every Tuesday and , " --te.m.
TUE sDie-did PASSENGER ana GIT. ~
l. steamer KENTUCKY, {. pt-u " g Le
Priest. viii leave as above ever TUr $500
DAY and FRI AY at ( O'Clock P 81. carving the
nail and making all connections promptly For freight
or passage having superior accommodations, srpIy On
board or to D. NtRrOE & 90 or
Ie2o-3n ] @ MrNANTS. lr.n-E-
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The Mnnrd rin -

TNHE AoUad City Ferry Packet II. p
4 CHEEK, on and s!ter the 18Th June, LE4E-ht4
viii run as follows: Leaves H0Uld G o M2zaa
every day, excerpt SUNDAY, a. So, g, INk A. IL. and
= 81 P. 81. Leaves Memphis at 6, 8, I1E A.. H.,
and 81, o. p. II.
viii make three trirs on Sundays.
ief4 T r.. CHEEK 4 co
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CTATE OF TESNESSEE. -ProceeiiHE- had in the
- Clerks Once Chaucery side OF the CJEIugn Law
and Chancery Court Of the city OfMempaIs, V sdnesday,
July the 24th, 1861.
Thomas James, Complainant,
B.'Plejon, G. ". Lincol7 and Green River Coal Iron
ami A2uut4cturiEg Company Defendants.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT lied in this cause that the
defendant, tue Green River Coal, Iron AMI Ma1ufac-
turing Company Is a Nonresident Of the State Of Ten
Bessee, il is ordered thaJ IJ DO enter It's appearances
herein before or within the first three days OF
the next term Of said court, % be he.d on ths sec6ud
Monday in av-mber next. 1861. and plead. answer or
demur TO cJmpialaaat's bill, or the sane viii be taka
for confessed as to iL, and set for hearing ex parte, and
that q copy or this order be published once q week, Tor
four successive wesks, in the Aemph Appeal
AcJpy-attest: JOHN G LANIER,
CLERK and Master.
Wicksrsham and Beecher, solicitors for complainant.
Eag-Tariu
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ROOFINGI

Wand'S Patent Fire Proof Roofing !
HOsTING same as Shingles, AMI can get Insurance
~ ssEe as On ain.
THIS Is tAs best material for roofing Steamboats,,
Railroad cars ard houses. being thoroughly
WATER mi FIRE PROOF,
n DURABLE!
Dan be hsd At short notice. and packed in parcels for
shipment to all points.
Call at 3t4 Main street.
anan ln sPaRn- nnEOHn s. srRANGR
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CTATE OF Proceeding had in the
- clerks office, Chancery side Of the common law sBd
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, June the
tn, 1861.
Rsbert wallace Complainant,
W..
Sylvester Woley and Sheriff of Shelby county,
Defendants.
It appearing from afliavit dled in this cause that the
defendants, Sylvester Wolley is d nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee: Il Is or-ersd shat he do enter
his appearance herein before OF within the f7st three
days Of the next term Of said court, 70 be held on the
second Monday in GOvemb ~ next. 1861, and plead. an
swer or demur TO COmplaiuaut's bin, OF the 5ama will be
taken for confessed as TO him aad set FOR hearing ex
pdrte, ana that copy Of this order be pn,lisn3d once a
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
AoOpy-attest: J5HE C LANTER,
Clerk and Master.
SmaI b IOuta, sol Tor conD.Lk. sea laWAw
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omnibus of A. J. Montgomery, Esq, will re-
same it's regular trips between the city ana the
college when the fall session opens, which will
be on the 18th inst. All pareBts in the city
will thus have the opportunity Of sending their
daughters to this excellent school. For par
ticuiars call on Mr.. Montgom, y, at his Office,
en- Madison street, third door from Front
Row.
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

CTATR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had in the
- Clerks Office, Chancery Side or the Common Law
and Chancery Courtof the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
July the 3lst, 1861.
Joseph SchJOn0yer, Complainant,
vs..
J. B. Morrison and T.. FCCcC. Defendants
happening from affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendant, J. B. Morrison is a nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee. II Is ordered that ne 60 enter
hi. appearance herein before or within the Rrst three
days Of the next term Of said Court, 10 be held ca the
second Monday in November next, GS6i,) and plead. an
sver, or demur to ComF aiulu's 5li. " the same VIII
be taken for confessed as u him sut sea for hear
ing eEpsrte, and that q copy OF this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks ia the Memphis
Appeal.
4 c0py-attest. III LAEiER,
CLERK and Easter.
Ep3--taw1w
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CHANCERT SALE
OF
A VALUAB EAEsE3,
IN
County, Tennessee.

DURSUiET 10 g decree OF The Chaucery Court at Mem
L phIs, Rendered November Term, l. go. IL the ca T. Of
TIImsn C. BettIs and 3. Il. Carp vs.. Freezer Titus ard
r.. A. Moon, l. VIII, on
Thursday, OCt0bsT Sd, 1851,
in front OF my tHce in the city Of Memphis, proceed 10
sci. 10 tHr highest UIi4eT,
a Valuable Tract CT L81d,
containing -Four Hundred ami Four Acres, sItUste in
shelby COUNT, Tennessee, north OF Wolf river, former
" the farm Of Frazer titus, and Familiarity known rs
DUCK Range" being the same COZ eyed 20 sad 7. ia
tus by Mrs. 3. Parks auu D n, walker 20 wh.se deed
as Of record in The Registers JmCe Of Shelby county,
Tennessee. reference Is made for Uetes an bounds.
TEE&S OF SALE-Tne above mentioned tract OF
laut viii be sold On q credit o. SIX, twelve end eI4hteen
months. purchasers 20 execute bonds with approved Sc
curlry fer tie purchase money with Q en- retained on
the premises until payment Of the same.
said tract or lana VIII be sub1ivId-c and sold in Its
or tracts 20 suI. purchasers. A plan % which viii be
exhibited Cd the Gay OF sale. Sale al II oc.uck, A. NJ.
JOHN g.. LANIER,
seF3 dawtds Clerk aud Master.
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RICE! RIGEI RICEI

lust received per steamboat Nary Keene Atty bids.
81 Fair ard Prime Sugar. For sals low for cash.
FISHER, WHYERs & CO.,
au3l Nv No. 3 Bradley Block.
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A COOP THIEG.-Recent southern statis-
tics demonstrate that the stock Of good whis-
ky is becoming small and dreadfuliy less"
We are perfectly convinced, however, that
those Of our readers who want a genuine srti-
Gle should call early upon our clever neighbors
and good friends Bscktel & Co, 337, Main ST.,
and Cordes & Co., No. 2, Towards Row. See
Becktels card in tO-day'S paper, and act ac-
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EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM MEMPHIS,
From Sept. l, 1860, TO August 81, 1851.
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

TOsACCO-The msrket is poorly supplied but the de-
mand is active, and all desirable offerings hnd ready
sale at quotations. The sales Of the week add up IS
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PosTPoNED.-Thomas Kinney, the guerrilla
who shot PIunket in t e heel, of which wound
he died, was before Esquire Mallory on Sat-
urday; the examination was postponed until
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
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CHARGE OF PERJURY.-A trial that is going
on before Esq. Hill is exciting considerable al
%tention. The police have for SOM days ar
rested a considerable number Of females, on the
The trial before Esq. Hill arises from one of
the women in question charging another wO-
man, who was witness against her before The
Recorder. with perjury on that occasion. The
sitting of the evidence, has led to an exposure
Of the names of visi ors to the house in which
the complainant lives a kind Of information
more gratifying to the crowd in attendance,
than pleasing to the owners of the exposed
names. The trial will be resumed at nine
O'Clock This morning.
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LADIES' MILITARY AID.-Tbe ladies of the
Seventh ward meet at 9 O'Clock this morning,
at the Baptist church, corner Of Bsal and De-
Soto streets, to form a branch Of the Military
Aid society.
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Francis Drirkor and A. D. Huptsr. Deputy Sheriff
aIWaEaGN.

T AND in Mississippi for sale for state or Confeds-
IL rate Bonds. WM. P. ORSE,
auIT-3E Agent.
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Cy1A meeting of native Kentuckisns was
held in this city yesterday evening, the pro-
ceedings Of which will appear in tue AFPEAL
tomorrow morning.
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GB-HOn. a. M. Clayton, of Mississippi,
and Mr. Geo. H. Morrow, Of Kentucky, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and are stopping
at the Gayoso House.
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Sick SoLDIERs.-The Southern Mothers
house is OVERCOMING with sick soldiers, and
citizens willing to take any Of the sufferers in
their own house are earnestly requested to in
form the association.
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G- Twenty five wood choppers wanted
Immediately, to 60 two miles from the city.
Apply to McClOy & Brud-rs, Boot and Shoe
Bazaar, al Main street. 50 81.
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CHAECERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE BERE ESTATE
On sEcEeGFs sGUsteEe.
Thnr.daE. Octaber 81, I8Gl.

PURSUANT - decree ofthe Chsncery Court at Mem
pbfs. rendered November term, 1850, IN the case Of
Napoleon HtB and Charles II. Dorian, Jr., " Benjamin
>. Thompson Eud wife, Eiizlbeth l.. thompson, 1 will,
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GES- The next session OF the school Of Miss
Caroline Mcintosh, will m on Mon
day next. We ask attention to her advertise
ment in another column.
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NEVER
RfCtOFEGWst

Victorious!
7 ATEST NEw5i-The ssRC DE," the phase os
II rendezvous, Is NV rem we'd to Front Row No 3,
where those interested shluIl call for ma. All siI be
served in the Auction trade.
TAe word is now Parade, Parade : Don't forget your
NEGROES and REAL E5FATs. We give attention
to either or both, fir t-rats.
n. G CATCE & SON,
sel-lm" Auctionears and Real Es-a 2 Brokers.
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'ECEIPTs OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR TIE PAsT
MnNTU
Tie following is a statement Of the months receipts Of
leading articles, as compiled from the books OF the E1-
Changs, ending at noon yesterday:

~COfTON-The demand has been limited and resulted
in sales OF absat 15) bales, at extreme rates Of sGszc.
QIot lions Continue nominal and we theref re omit
them. The first bale OF the new crop reached he city
yesterday, against the % OF August last year. Il esms
from the plantation Of Y. H. Merriwether, in Desoto
cosuty, Nj =, and classed middling. The receipts Of
new crop to this date last year embraced 2s2 bales.
The total receipts OF cotton at this soint surfing the
past year, were s6s, ss3 bales, against Sss 7ei bales in
1859 CO. decrease this year OF %, 1853 bales. The
shipments during the same pgrisd embraced s57,s57
bales, against 3sI ,sis bales In 1859 56O-dscreaset this
year -, O6l bales.
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WAxrED.-A young man desires a situation
as gardner. Is a good workman, and can give
good city reference to character and ability.
Address P. B., GARDNER, P. o.
ror o.a1
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WOMEN IN LIMBo.-At sundown last eve
ming there had been eight arrests at the
station-house six Of the prisoners were
women.
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CoTToy SEED.-CottOn seed is becoming an
important article Of commerce; yesterday the
steamboat St. Francis arrived at our port
from st. Francis river, brings in 1900 sacks of
this seed. We have in Memphis two mills
manufacturing cotton seed oil. Il is used for
lubricating machinery, in the same way as
linseed for painting, and Gne variety as
eating oil.
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CITY AssEssMENT.-We publish, this morn
ing, the City Registers notice to taxpayers,
respecting the assessment Of the present year.
It is to the interest of every one who has to
pay city taxes to read the advertisement and
take steps accordingly.
CAvALRY.-An excellent horse for cavalry
ssrvics for sale az EcIipse Stable. 2t
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CTAT OF TENNESSEE Proc sediugs had in the
= Clerks Office, ChaEcsry side Of the Common Law and
ohancery court Of the city Of Memphis Thursday, JuBe
the 9Th, S5j.
joseph schoOnUyer, Complainant.
vs..
Francis Drirker and A. D. Hurter, Deputy sheriff.
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in this sause that tae
defendant Francis DFlnker, Is a nonresident Of the
STATE OF Tennessee, 1t Is ordered tEat he de enter
his appearance herein before CT within the first three
days OF the next term Ct laid co1rt. % be held on the
second Monday in November next, 1861, and plead, en-
sweT OF demur 10 compiaiuaut's bill, or the same will
be taken FOR confessed a. to him and set FOR hearing
* parte, AID that a copy o. this order be published once
d week fer four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal. A cOpy-sttest: JOHN @. LAEtsR,
Clerk and Haster.
wiokersham and Beecher, solicitors ier complainant.
sf3-sawAW
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Inlhancarv al tnernni,fs-

CTATE OF EE.-Proceedings had in the
- Clicks Office, chancery side Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, June
the 2I:t, 1861.
Edward 3. wneelock and Ruggles S. Morse.
vs.. Compartments,
Edward Wilder and J5br Sewer, Defendants.
It appearing from sfi3avit Sled IL this eau e that tue
defendant, Edward Wilder, Is d nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee: u is ordered that he de- enter
his appearance herein before or within The hrst
three days Of the Uext term Of said court. to be
held on the second Monday in November next,
1861, aad plead, answer OF dtmur to cOmplainanrs
bill, or the same viii 10 taken ir confessed as
TO him, and set FOR hearing ex parte and that a copy Of
this order be published once q week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A ccpy-attest: JOHN c. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
L V. Dixon, solicitor for compliments.
- Lnn.Nm-