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NOTICE!

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wv Book, Stationery and Periodical Business
No. Union street TO Mr. John T. Hagan aud John
w. Green who will continue the business at the same
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JOHNSON TRE.ANOR.
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sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
u.s. and take pleasure in recommending our successors
as young men Of experience in the business and
thy in every way the confidence Of the people.
..s--5 A. W. JOHNSON. JR,
oct6u JOHN o. TREANOR,
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DIVIDEND.

HvHE Nashville Commerzaf Insurance Compsny
i have this day declared semiz annual dfvidend
OF three dollars share the capital stock, pay abs
On or amer the I5sh instant ~
IANE WALKER,
maya-1m. - z1s.t seeretsxy.
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Cross Ties NJ anteti

TtHE Nashville and North western Railroad Com
Il pany wish 10 contract for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long, inches thick, well hewn, face
narrowest place not less than inches clear of bark
timber to be sound to be delivered at the grade line
OF the road In Nashville. t
The contractors want 70 contract for 80 900 WHITE
or POSrOAK TIES of the size the above, be
delivered the line OF the road piles from section
II TO section "a, enough each section supply the
same. -. g tl.- -
Persons wishing to bid win direct to the President
and Directors of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
July21-tf.
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VOL. XXI.
Aashrille 2atript.
TERMS

TERMS:
DahyJ PeI 1Auoin-.. -
Tri-weekly, per annHm, ~
One Weekly for two years. two Weeklies
for one year, in ADVANCE. .-.--o W
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly = 70 De aus
Continued (paid IN advance At the time suDscrloea ioi
the subscriber must order otherwise VIII De cohtn
ued, a. our option, until paid for and stopped III
paid IL be paid the time OF
Al option If the party is good, il viii be sent
until paid.
Re niItances by mall 'registered' letters, at our
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ARTICLE I.

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
in Congress of the Confederate States which shall
consist of Senate and House of Representatives,.
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ARTICLE V.
SECTION i.

l. Upon the demand of any three States legally as
sembled in their several conventions the Congress
shall summon convention of all the States, to take
into consideration such amendments 10 the COnsti-
tuition the SAID States all concur in suggesting at
the time when the said demand is made; and should
any of the proposed amendments 10 the Constitution
be agreed on by the said conyention-yoting by
States-and the same he ratified by the legislatures
of two-thirds of the several States, by conFen-
tions in two-thrds thereof-as the or the other
mode of ratification may be proposed by the general
convention-they shall thenceforWard form a part
of this Constitution. But State SHALL without its
consent be deprived OF its equal ia
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ARTICLE VII.

l. The ratification Of the conventions OF five States
shall be sufficient for the establishments of this Con-
stitution between the States ratifying ihe
9. When hve States shall have ratified this Consfi-
tuition in the manner before specified, the Congress
under the Provisional Constitution, shall prescribe
the time for holding the election Of President and
Vice President; and Cor the meetng of the Electoral
College; and for counting the votes, and inaugural
ing the President. They shaii also prescribe the
time for tholding the arst election OF members OF
Congress under this Constitution, and the time for
assem- bling the same. Until the assembling Of snch
C..nsress rhe Congress under the Provisional Con-
sfitution shah continue TO exercise the legislative
powers srs nfed them; not extending beyond the
lime limited by the Constitution of ths Provisional
Government
Adopted. unanimously, March II, 1851.
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l. The citizens of each state shall be entitled 10
all the privileges and immuniIes citizens in the
several States, and shall have Ihe right transit
and sojourn in any State OF the Confederacy, with
their slaves and other property; and the right of
property in said slave shall not be thereby in
paired.
2 A person charged in any State with treason
felony, other crime against the Laws Of sneh e
shall, demand OF the Executive authority of the
State from which he fied be delivered up 10 be r-
moved to the State having jurisdiction OF the crime
,. No slave other person held service OF la
bOr in any State Territory of the Confederate
States, under the lawxIhereof escaping lawfully
carried into another, shall in consequence of any
law regulation therein, be discharged from such
service labor; but shall be delivered up claim
of the party whom such slave belongs or To hOl
such service OF labor may be due.
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ARTICLE ".
SEgTIDN L

/. Full faith and credit shall be given in each
State To the public acts, records and Judicial proceed
ings of every other State. And the Congress may
by general laws, prescribe the manner. lin which
such acts records, aud proceedings shall be Proved
and the effect thoieOE
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other gentleman IS caught with his pocket fail
Of peaches, and public distrust is further e%ert-
ed from us by the discovery of q third person
with a whole may fun Of trimming Rhrin-wein
glasses in various recesses of his raiu,ent.
At length we all banquet heartily The iruit,
wine and cake cut up no further didoes until the
great and frequently attempted act OF their dis.
appearance has naturally been contaminated.
After supper We have a chat with the gooo
uatuTed Music-hear his history OF all the ceie-
brated pupils 90 whom be had taught operate
stage businesS-listen TO some more music, and
are about 10 90 home. when Madame hermann
kindly consents 10 assist her wonderful husband
in a very successful, though quite ~eNtra-proirS-
Sioual exhibition of impaired dlablelle.
Madame Hermann hides her young and
vbo'aSome fag. in q corner. Monsieur hermann,
with inconcciyable rapiditv, runs about the
room among his half hundred Cuests-whisPer-
Ii, ,bem-snd asks each what article in his pos
session he shall touch. As they whisper their To-
Div. he asks madame, with the Amos rapidly
: WHAT'S this 90 - button" "Right!-anI
This ~ The ace OF hearts Right again
and this - a coat sleeve Once more
right" And right always, through as many
trials as there are guests present All this tim,
there is not the slightest variation in his tone nul
rlir form OF his question. Heaays-does-ooth
inv thar can afford the slightes, indication of h.
secret. And any preconcerted formula seem.
impossible, considering that every man Is allow.
ed TO select his object for himself.
Then we part from Hermann with the conTlt
ton THAT Comeius AgT.ppa vas great an'
Hermann j, his prophet
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MISCELLANEOUS.
In ChamcerY az Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
y clerk office, chaucery side Of the common law and
Der The I'd, l-6l.
Isabella B. Bradford, Simon Bradford and Jeptha
F0wlkest COmplaiaants
vs..
Ohio Lie Insurance and Trust company, Ezekiel s.
Haines and Daniel r. Turner, Defendants
II Appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendants, the Ohio Life insurance and Trust com.
pany, Ezekiel S. Haines aud Daniel Z. Turner are non.
residents of the State Of Tel uessee
Il Is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within tn first thee days OF the next
Term OF said court 20 be held on the second Monday ia
November next, 1861, sud plead. answer or demur 70
eonplainants bill. or the same viii be taken for con
Tossed as TO them sud ser for hearing tx parte, and thai
a copy Of this order be published once Is week for font
successive weeks in die Memphis Appeal.
4 copy-attrst. JOHN G.. LANIER,
CltrS sud Master.
"n Thompson, solicitor for complainant.
0clla,4Qv
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In ChanCery al Memphis.

CTATE OF TENSESSEE-Procsediug had in the
- clerks Office, chsncsry side Of the common law and
chsncery court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, De
tober the Jsh. 1901.
O. II. Alsup, administrator OF N W. DI. deceased.
vs. Complainant.
Paisey C. Dill and Others. b. frudsut-.
n appearing from affidavit Eled I'm this cause thar tho
defendants, Patsev {. Dill, Martha :. Dill and FrauNlia
Dill, ard Mary DIn ant Joshua d.. Kelley, their guar-
dan, an Caleb W. Richardson and Pai-ey +. Bi-harl-
son. are nOnresifeuts Of the State Of Tennessee
II is ordfred that they do enter their appearances
heteil before OF within tie FIRST thTse Gays e. he next
term OF said court. to be held or tbs second Monday len
November next. 1861. aud pi-ai. aEswerOr demur TO
COuplsruauts bill, or the same will be taken for con
fssssd as To- them and sci Tor hearing exiDarJe. and that
a copy Of this order be publ shed once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A eOpy-atte5t: JOHN C.. LANIER.
Clerk and Master
Harris and Wilson. solicitors for comp airzat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cbaucevv. M Memphis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE -Pr0essJiugs bad IA he
> clerS Office chsneefy side Of the cAl .'" anu
cbsDcarv esurt Of Tie city Of Memphis, wednesday,
September the 45rh, isel-
III Potter aud Gay0s0 Savings Insttstea-
Va Compliments,
George ". Griffin and Mary A Griffin and Thomas J.
Campbell, beien-"Hs
Il appearing from aadayit dlsd 10 this canse tLt fl3
defendant. Thomas j. Campbell Is q nonresident II tls
state OF Tennessee,
II is ordered that he DO eater his appearance herein
before OF vi hin rhe first three days Of The neat Term *
said corr. 10 be held on the second Monday Ia Nsvru-s
Der next. 1861. and plead, answer OF d-uur 90 complain
ants bill. or The same viii be- taken ,9r gorle-srl 81 90
him snd set for hrauag 5xpars, and that S copy OF ilt7
order be pabished once a week Tor four suggestive
weeks ih She Memphis Appeal.
Asopv-attest. JOHN C. L4ErEE,
Clerk s1d Masi--.
Smsl &Foute. solicitors for oompllins1.s.
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CTATE OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY h@d in the
> clerks Office, ,hanceTy side o.! the ,omnou llU and
chancerv court OF the cry of Memphis. Friday, septem-
Der The 9th, 1861.
n. S'almau. =. Slllman and :. Sdlman. firm Of n.
Sulman * Co, COmpiaualfs.
vs..
The unknown heirs Of Michael Kelley, deceased.
Defendants.
L appearing from affidavit Sled in This cause tbat rho
defeudants, The unknown heirs Of Michael kelley. dee
ceased. are non residents Of rhe State OF Tennessee.
To u ordered that they do enter their appearance here
in before or within che first three DAVIS Of Che next term
OF said cOurt, 20 be- held on the second Monday 10 No
vember next, ts6l. and plead answer or dsuur 20 com
plsiuanJs bill. OF The same viii be- 1aken Tor confessed
~ 20 them, and sett Tor hearing eAparr-, ard that q copy
Of This order be published once a week for -four success
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-atJsst; John G. LAEIER.
Clerk and Master.
John Coleman, solicitor for compliments.
oa1TawHv
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE-PrnsesJiug had IN Tho
= ci.iEs office, chauesry side Of The eomm0ulAu ami
chlneery Caurt O. The city Of Memphis, Wednesday. De
tBJer the "a, lSol.
James Franklin Hicks and wife, Sarah C. Hicks,
IS. Caupl55 sut-.
Orviile K. Farley and Orvile Farley. Tefe1da1t--
It appearing from affidavit filed in tEs cauze shat ias
IL ieHdaLt Oryiis Elrley. Is a nonresident Of tls sts.s
o. Tennessee
1t IS ordered that he DO enter his appearance herein
bei0 or within The n~sJ three days Of Ihe next tpm Of
said roart, 80 be he'd on tbs second Monday ia Eog-m-
Der next, I-0i, and plead. answered. denim toe0mpial--
ants bill. or the same wIi be taken for confessed be- To
bin aad set for hsariug ex parte, sad that a copy Of this
c. der be published once e week Tor lagr successive
weeks tn the MsmpLis Appeal.
A capy-aftest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Cierk and Master.
s. Y. Watson, solicitor for compliments.
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~Nnn-Reeidenf NoIica

state Of I EaaosS Chaueery Court.
OCTOBER RULES, ls6I.
Mary J. Smith W. Robert J.. Smith.
IT aup- airing 60 the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Mas.
ter from affidavit Hlsd in This cause. that the defend
AMI is q non resident of the state Of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made iu the Mem
pbis Weekly Appeal for four weeks .n sucres sion, re.
auiring the defendant 10 appear 10 the next term OF
said court. 10 be held on the third Monday ia November
next. commencing on the first day of th- term, then and
there TO demu plead or answer said bin. or the same
will be taken Tor confessed and ser Cor bearing ex pafte.
THOS. $. La DERDALE, q. and w..
Nv J Brown ID O. anil ~ orfeu4w
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In Chancery, at memphis.

B. NJ. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
ncl IaVglw
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In CiEancery, at memphis.

Pickert s Sanford, solicitors for eoupa.H4ot.
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vs..
Susan Taylor, Administrators, ETC., Alyla E. Taylor. j..
B z Taylor and Joshua Darden-
IN CHANCERY, at someryille. Tennessee. October
4 Roles, l5Oi.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in this cause thar the
defendant, James B. p. Tayl0r, is q nonresident OF ths
State Of Tennessee, &c is ordered hat publication Do
made for f0ur successive weeks ia the Memphis Weekly
Appeal. notifying said defendant 10 enter his appear
ancs herein before or within the first three dsys Of the
next term Of said court, % De held On the second Mon
DAY in November next, lsGl, aud plead, answer or de-
muir, 10 couplaiuauts biH, or The - ne will be taken for
confessed as 10 hna aud set for hearing ex parte.
A g0Fy-attsst; ISAAC B. MCCLELLAN.
CleIk and Masrsr
BY SAML G. SPARKS, D. &. and ST..
Z. Shelton, solicitor for complainant.
naTg-wAU
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GTATE or TENNESSEE-Proc-tjne had ~ the
- clerk office, olancery side Of 10 common Jaw ami
ehaEeery conr1 % ,hs city Of MeaFhs, Friday. sePtsH-
o-r he oh, I-nl.
John j. Murphy Complainant.
Va.
Do The Home Insurance Company Of Tie City Of New
York and others, Defendant.
u appearing from affidavit fled in this cause rasi .1s
defendant, The Home Insurance COMPANY of the Civ.
Of New York, Is s nonresident Of Tic State 0f Ten
ues-er3
ifis ordered that It do enter its appearance herein
before or within the first three dsys ct the next terll
0f -aid court. 20 be held on the second Monday iu NO.
yeubrr next. I-6l. aud plead, answer OF d-uur CD COM
plaiuEuts bill Of the same will be taken for Couir---E
q. 20 g.. and set Tor h-ariug tx arte. and tlal q cory ot
this order be published once "a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-atNsI: JOHN c.. LANfER,
Cl-rk and Ma5i5r.
B. NJ. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
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CtTATE DE TENSESSEE-Pr0ce-d.ugs bad In the
- clerk ofIce. chahc-ry side of tlr common law and
ehaucrry court Of rAr ctg 60 H-mph.s Saturday Sep
TENDER the zlst. Is6I.
James ". Elder, Complainant.
vs..
Felix G. Murphy and o5hers, Defendanfs.
d appearing from afidavr fled in this eau.e that -l-
defendants. Felix g.. Murphy. - Blackwell. Asa
Collins and Jason Hawkins, are nos residents OF tn-
State Of Tennessee,
u is ordered thar they dc enter thrir appearance here
10 before or within the first three days OF the next t-ral
of Said court. 10 be hejt on The second Monday in No
vemb rnext. 1901, and plead. answer or d-mur TO com =
plsiuauts' bill, Or fhe same viii be taken for crni-s--i
as 20 th5m, and set for hearing exparre. and thar 81 copy
0fthis order be published once a week for four sucers-
siye weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-aftrsta JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams & MeKisick, solicitors for complainant.
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GTATE OF TEENESsEE-ProceediuEs bad IN the
- clerks Office, ehanceW SIDE OF the common law and
chaneeTy court OF the city Of Memphis, Saturday De-
tober lNh, 1861.
S. Y. Watson and Prescilla S. Watson,
VS. Comp'aiBants.
E. n. AppeTson, Claiboru Deloach, and o hers,
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that til
residence Of defendant, David 5. Adams. is unknown TO
compliments, and that the defr udant, Ih's-S. Adams
Is a uOu-Tes dent Of the State Of Tennessee
It il therefore ordered shat they do enter their appear
suce herein before or within the first three days % the
next term 0f said court, 20 be held on The second Mon
day IN November next. l-6i, and p'ead, answer or de
muir, 20 complainants' bill or the same viii be taken
for confessed as 30 them. aud set Tor hearing ex partei
and that "A coov Of this order be published once a week
FOR four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
e.nr-aff.st. DIN C.. LAN.kR,
Clerk and Master.
T. NJ. Yerger, solicitor for eomplainants.
-.FF F.r-fv
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

Thomas Riyes solici or for compIaiuants.
ncII-Mlu
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceedings bad In tie
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis. "Wednesday.
September the 18th, lS6l.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Complainant.
vs..
Charles Lafimer, A. A. Hunt and others, Defendants.
~ appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, Charles Laiimer, A. A. Hunt. W II. Bran
ham and e. b. Massey, are uon-residents OF sh= State of
Tennessee,
u is 0rdrredthat they do enter their appearance here
in before OF within the hTst three days OF the next term
of said court, 90 be held ON the second Monday in no
vember next, ls0l. and plead, answer or deuur % com
pianHuJ : bin. Or the same will be taken for confessed
a. TO hem, ard set for hearing eXpalte, and shat q copy
OF this order be published once a week for four success
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-ajtest: JOHN @. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
J.H Uuthank, sob tor for complainant.
Oc2-lawfw
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Petition TO Divide Land nm.
Slaves.

F. B. Rsglaad and VIM. smith, Administrator. stc. "
K. Walker, deed,
vs..
Margaret Walker. widow. etc. 81 al
COUNTY COURT. Fayette County. Tenn. October
Rules. 1901.
It appearing 20 the satisfaction Of The Cont from A.
fdavit, that Jar - g.. Walker. one OF The defendants Is
a nonresident Of Tennsszee, f H. therefore ordered that
publication be made iu the Memphis Appeal weekly.
for four consecutive weeks. requiring ssid Jamss T..
Walker 20 appear a. the December term OF the said
eotDt 20 be held At the court house in the town OF Son
eryiHe, on the first Monday in December. A. D. I6tI.
aud plead, answer or demnT, 20 sad petition or tha
same WI be taken tor confessed sud set for hearing ~
parIe A. 10 aim
VIM II. ROBERTSON. Clzfk.
shelton. solicitor for Administrator. oslawiw
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I'm Chancerv m memnhis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE PROCEEDING had In ~,
> clerk 5 ohic~, chancery side Of the common law ana
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, o.
tober The lst, 1901.
r +. Seh'eicker, Complainant,
VS..
Charles Latimer, William Latimer and others
Defendants.
i appearing from affidavit fled 10 this cause thai ~.
defendants, Charles Latimer and william Lstima- are
non residents Of The state Of Tennessee
II is ordered that they do enter tL-lr appearance
herein before OF within the first three days Of the next
term ofsaid court, { = be held on the second Moaday ir
November next l-bl, and plead, answer or demur 70
compliments bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
feFsed as TO them, and set for hearing e1 parte. and that
a copy OF has order be Published o ce q week for four
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy--ait- Isl: JOHN G. AMER
Clerk and Master.
J H Unthank, solicitor for complainant
80 VovN~
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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CONDUTTEEl
MEMPHIS, September 60 1861.
I T is desirable th-t no more C0rTO and TOBACCO
i be shipped 10 thi4 place until gurth-r orders.
Planters are appealed TO nos 10 ship 10 for the present.
Should IL be persisted ia the Miitary authorities viii
be compelled 20 order the cotton returned 70 The couu.
Try Al The owners expense.
acl NJ J. WICKB Chairman
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-PrCe-edings had in the
- Clerks Office, chsneery side Of the common law and
llth, 1871.
David Brown, a free man Of c6lor } p..i.f,u s,.s n.
Ex parte petition 20 convey himself 49, n Tssl
inro slavery.
It appearing from the petition flied hersin that the
petitioner, David Brown, a free man OF color, a resi-
dent Of the state Of Tennessee. desires and prsys 90 be
permitted 10 convey himself Into slavery unJo one john
o. GreenlaU, "a resident OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
upon The terms aud conditions required ~ tbe Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee. in
such case made aud provide i; IL therefore ordered
that notice of the fling Of said petition and Of the in
tended application Of said petitioner TO be made at the
next term OF said court, 70 be held on the second Mon
day in November next, 1861, be published Tor the space
Of one month 10 the Memphis Appeal
A copv-attsst: DIN G.. LANIER,
ocf2Iaw4v Clerk aud Master.