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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED at October
L Term 1851, of Dupln County Court Exeeutrix of
Needham Bryan deceased gives notice TO all persons in.
debed to the Estate of said deceased to make payment
and to those having demands the present
them dhy authenticated within prescribed by law
this notice will be pleaded in bar OF their recoyery
MARGARET J. BRYAN, Elk,
October SQth.-lQ.4tw.
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The business of the firm of HEDRICK : RYAN VII be
closed Immediately. The remainder Of the stock will be
sold at greatly reduced prices for CASH Ali sccounts are
stopped from this day. All persons indebted to the firm are
uueted TO forward and settle by cash note with
out delay. D. b. ny an
Ort Ash leSl 25-lmd&w
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EROrOsAIs T.lIs sNEET PIlrAIlon..

Parties proposing viii state the charged per bush
ell delivered in WiimingoR at their respective points
deliveries Ill be made semweekiy and in such q1antr
may be ordered. Proposals will be opened 3ls-
When ii is necessary to bags barrels boxes
transpoy itiOu, parties proposing will he expected
nsh them. The packages will be returned Address5l
undereigGt At Wilmington, n. G.
henry NJ. DRANE,
apt. & A Q. S.
Oct 81, 1861 S93IO-9 3IOw.
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TAKEN UE

w
60 AND COMMITTED TO the Jail OF New Hanover
"a county, two MULATTt MEN. one givea his name
- as JIM BEETHC0CK. and says he belongs Doctor
ehUDe fin, OF GUi:fod conpy. The other gives his
JOHN ". GIBSON. a"d say he belongs David Wild
ders. oj Gniiford county
he oi the above negroes, either of them
herh not fed TO forwad prove property, char
ge and take them away otherwise they viii he dealt with
ast the Is " directs. ". T. J. VANN,
Sheriff Of NV Hanover county.
Oct 26th, ISL 44-Ew-lO-it
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, OCTOBER 80.

The market poorly supplied with Provisions and prices
been meagre aud confined rete los the want Of stock
alone preventing transactons The following the quo
tstioDs:
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP None of conseo lence are be-
ing brought market and the stock In butchers hands
hardly sufficient for present wants There is brisk de-
mand. snd quote follows Beeves the hoef 81 to
y cents per 10 for net meat and Sheep So to 50 Is
head according to quality.
BEEswAxoWoud sell very readily at 20 " eests perlo
BACoSOnly few scattering lois are brought into mar
ke which readily taken 23 70 for hog round
and Is cents per b. for hams There little in
taers hands, and notice active demand.
BUTTER-A few small parcels have been received from
Virginia, and retailing from store at 90 per To-
CoFFEE-The stock is exhausted, and therefore omit
quotations.
CoRNIn the absence of receipts the stock has become
quite low and the quantity remaining in dealers bands
mand and we quote ct 60 a 81 cents per bushel.
Corn MEALsels from the granaes at IS cts per bush
E8Gs-Sel from carts at 20 cents per dozen.
FLOUR None worthy OF note has been received for
era weeks either By river railroad and in
tie stock has become completely exhausted. There is
brisk demand and few lots would sell quick at high prices
for superfue. and 81 81 rs per Dbl. for family.
FIsH-Mullets brought to market slowly, and sell
from carts at 50 to $40 per Dbl.
LARD-Is scarce, and sells at Is cents per ID.
MoLAssEs-sels in the small way at so cents per gallon
PorAToEsFrom carts and boats Sweet sell at 10 TO Is
cents per bushel.
PouIrRY-Is demand and prices rule high. We quote
from carts at 20 Is cests for half grown and 80 S3 cts
each for grown fowls
RTCEIhere Is fair stock of clean maj ket, aud
quote from first hands at 81 cents per ID.
EUGAR-Common brown sells at IA l6 cents per ID.
and So bushe for um and the supply pretty much
exhausted Some parties engaged in making Salt
the coast HIGH brought to market and sold in lots to
suit at 81 per bushel.
TALLow Is wanted and sells at 1?3 to Is cents per b.
FAYETTEVILLE Oct. 28,-Cottou-The market is firm at
IS for good.
Raconevery scarce: IS to "a cents by the quantity
Fl0ur-Super 81 to 81 10.
GuT jss F1rnc fipa1
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce F. D. ko0nce, OF
Onslow Independent Candidate in the Third District
for seat the First Congress of the Confederate Sta
under the Permanent Constitution.
Sant 18th. 1861 IWte".
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GR0uMn3Es! GROCERIES,

GROCMHEEsg GaGCERIEsE;
/ { L @CULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM our frieu s.
snd Merchants generally that We have on hand
large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
sting If Bacon Sugars al grades, BIO Coffee Mess
PorE Candies Tobacco, Cigars, Pepper Spice Snud ETC.
ETC., all OF whicn viii he eIid log for Laeh.
EfE, KENDALL i 90.
March 70 1871. ,G4E2n-f
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nISSDI.ETENN.

TIE firm Of BEDRICK 4 RYAN is this Gay dissolved by
mutual consent Mr. Ryan authorized to settle the bust
ness Of the firm J. j. HEDRiCK,
j. II. RY IN.
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those who listen to councils but those of passion and
would wish all the Governments n the world to act in
accordance with their DESIRES their caprces and their
interests.
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NOTICE.
A NY PERSON HAVING LOST TWO DRY cows bear
n ing the marks OF Poplar Leaf in the right and Under
bit in the left ear OBJ ain information of the same by
applying to the subscriber Topsa Sound Hanover
county. DAVID J, NIXON
October 30th.-l0.3tw*
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA,

ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
W. r. RODMAN, of Beaufort.
HAYWOOD w. GUG0N, of Lincoln.
DISTRICTS.
l. JOHN POOL, Of Pasquotank.
2. II. F. BOND, of Lenoir.
3. l.. W. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
1. WIN. ECL. MCKAY, OF Cumberland.
d. WELDON N. EDWARDS, Of Warren.
6. Hon. D.. 5. REID, OF Rockingham.
7. 4, G. FOSTER, Of Randolph.
s. }. NJ. LONG, Of Cabarrus.
8. ANDERSON MITCHELL, Of Irrdel.
10. 4. " WOODEN, Of Bnncombe.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

com sHEKLERS AND GRiNDsTONEa.
NGLE end double wheel Corn Shelters and Grndst0nes.
) Oct. 80. For sale ct WILSON 5.
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MILITARY TRAppIxGs.
"AVEnSACK9,
II KNAPfACKs,
GAuNTEETs.
BELTS,
Pistol Gases Bowie Knife Cases, Canteens, Gun Straps,
Leggns, Riding Ssddes Brides Bis, Spurs Martingalss
DO, &c, WILSON'S
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WANTED.
COUNTERS FOR CA YALRY.
w AFTED IMMEDIATELY, IS or 80 men willing to vol
w unteer in Cavalry Corps for Confederate
for defence b coast of North Carolina for the OF
twelve months.
Apply Immediately to
A. F. NEWKfEK.
Wilmington, n. G.
Sept. 26th, 1861 lSf-5-tf
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.

ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE. 81
W. B. R0DMAE. of Beaufort.
HAYWOOD W. GUION, Of Lincoln.
DISTRICTS,
|. JOHN POOL Of Pasquotank.
2. II. F. BOND, of Len0ir.
3. l.. W. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
4. WIN. Mel. MCKAY, Of Cumberland,
5. WELDON n. EDWARDS, of Warren.
g. Hon. D. S. REID, of Rockingham.
Z. A. G. FOSTER, of Randolph.
8. J. NJ. LONG, of Cabarrus.
2. ANDERSON MITCHELL, Of Iredell.
10. n. w. WOODFIN, Of BuncoDbe.
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THE CONFEDERATE OFFICERS BUTTON.
elegant Button used on officers Uniforms made at
~ Oct. 10. BALDWIN'S.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRGEU)ENT,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
OF GEORGIA.

ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
w. =. RODNAN, of Beaufort.
HAYWOOD W. GUION, CT Lincoln.
DISTRICTS.
/. JOHN POOL, of Pasquo ank.
z. H. f. BOND, Of LenOlr.
3. J.. w. HUMPHREY, OF Onslow.
l. WIN. Mel. MCKAY, of Cumbe land.
i. WELDON n. EDWhFD5 OF Warren.
i. Hon. d. S. REID, OF Rockingham
7. A g. FOSTER, o. Randolph.
s. J. III, LONG, of Cabayrus.
8. ANDERSON MITCHELL, o. ItedeI.
10. N. w. = o. DFI&, Of Buacou be.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. Fl. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
ELECTORS FOR THE STATE At LARGE.
w. B. RoDMAN. of Beaufort.
HAYWOOD w. GUION, of Lincoln.
DIS RIOTS.
l. JOHN POOL, of Pasquotank,
2. II. F. BOND, of Lenoir.
3. L. W. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
4. VIM. Mel. MCKAY, Of Cumberland.
8. WELDON N. EDWARDS, of Warren.
6. Hon. D. s. REID, of Rockingham.
7. A. G. FOSTER, of Randolph.
8. J. NJ. LONG, of Cabarrus.
8. ANDERSON MITCHELL, of Iredell.
10. N. W. WOODFIN, of Buncombe.
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STREET, MARKET,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
l.. 4. ART d JOHN G. BAILSY. Prop~ietoYs
~ r-+1i PRACTICAL BUILDERS of portable
fR91AIsAs and stationary Steam Engines, Of any
- guired power and kind of boiler, saw mile,
grst mills, gin gearings, and any other kind
Of machinery made in any establishment South Have
hand large variety of patterns for machinery IL gen
eral in TIE surrounding country Win supply drafts n
aI kinds nf machinery and mill work TurpeHtn,'
and c.,,~r Il all its branches. All kin1s 80 -.
brass caaliu.s finished unfinished at short notice Gu
machinery overhauled and repaired All work warranted
TO be as represented.
In connection with the above establishment we have on
hand large stock of rubber and leather betting ec;ua
packing rvets and mill rocks and boiling cloth for rrisf
ms Mill Saws and Circular Saws of any size and gauge
furnished at short notice.
Feb IL.
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HEAD QUARTERS 22ND REGIMENT n. G. MILITIA,
WIIM NGrnS Oct 18th 1851

WILM HGToS, Oct 2sth 1861. (
GENERAL ORDER
No. 0.
Inobedience to orders rom the Adutant-epera Office
dated Raleigh Oct 24th 1861, the Commaners Of Compa
Lies belonging to the 22nd Regiment n c. ia are here
by ordered TO assemble their respective Companies
during each week. until further orders for inspection
drill with and ammunition.
JOHN c. MoRAE,
Col Condo 22nd ReQ't.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. Il. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
". B. RODNAg, of Beaufort.
haywood w. GUION, of Lincoln
DISTRICTS.
/. JOHN POOL, of Pasquotank.
2. II. F. BOND, of Lenoir.
2. L, W. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
4. WV. MCKAY, of Cumberland
8. WELDON n. EDWARDS, of Warren.
6. Hon. D. s. REID, Of Rockingham.
:. A. G. FOSTER, Of Randolph.
8. J. NJ. LONG, of Cabarrus.
g. ANDERSON MITCHELL, of Iredell.
10. N. W. WOODFIN, of Buncombe.
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The Attack on the s. IninoIe.

A private letter from gentleman board the u. S.
seam-soop Seminole, on her late trip from Washing
ton to Old Point, has been published in the Phadei
phia Bulletin. / be following extracts:
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Wilmington, n. c., Oct. 4th, 1881.
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MILITARY WORKS.
AT KELLEY'S BOOK STORE.
THE Ordnance Manual for 1851; GilIams Manual for
Volunteers and Militia Confederate States Army Regu
laons Notes Sea Coast Defence uery UGlud .e; The
Southern Military Manual SCOTS Military Tactics vols
Volunteers Hand Book Hardee, Gilam's and Combs
Rife and Infantry Tactics Har, ee's and ROBBERS Hand
Book of Artillery Oct. 20.
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THE ORDNANCE MANUAL.
DY Adams j. Co.'s Southern Express to-day The Ord
ID Manual for the Of the Officers the Confed
crate States I'd edition. For sale at
Oct. %. EELLEY'S Book Store.
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GBt Nlenpgis appeal.
Price OF SubscriptiOn.
Daily Rates OF Advertising.

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The Richmond Erauiarr relates the follow
ing:
One Of those affecting incidents occurred at
the departure OF the Yankee prisoners for New
Orleans. that. WHETHER concerning friends or foes.
must move the S%iuutcst heart. A young lady OF
northern birth. who has been for some time "a
resident Of this Stale, and. having s. lucrative
occupation. preferred to rrmain here after the
war broke out, discovered by some means that
her brother was amongst ihe prisoners IN this
citv. She had made several incii-ctusl attempts
10 see him. Owing 10 the necessity Of military
law in such a case. her most urgent requests had
been refused. For some weeks the poor girl
had been too unwell 10 leave her home. but was
recovering. and sitting 80 her window Just as
the prisoners passed by, on their way 70 the.
depot. An impression seized her that her broth
er was amongst them. though q separation Of.
several years and the difference Of dress and
circumstance rendered recognition difficult \
misgiying. hovcveT-One OF those impulses oi
the heau that are moi 20 be- Stiied-caused her %
starr TO her feet, and, hastily throwing on her
shawl aud bonnet, she summoned q friend and
hurried 10 the depot. There the guard was so
watchful and the line 50 ~iict thar she was an
ahc 10 approach within ten yards; but, win
Strafuing eyes and anzious lDvc, did the poor
girl endeayOr 10 scrUtinize each probable form,
until a mutual gaze met hers. and revealed tho
object OF her search. Her brother recognized
her. Daring forward, bat rcpulsed By the
guard, each precious moment threatening b sav-
or them, perhaps forever, who eau Judge OF the
agony ct the poor stricken sister, some Of the
bystanders becoming interested in the scene.
used their influence TO permit "a message 10 d.
conveyed to the prisoner. "Ohi Is there any,
thing ! can do for him, anything h. wants -
she exclaimed. hut the wants Of the prisoner
were few. With loss OF liberty, what else conld
avail him ? Take him this. she said; cit l. /
all ] have in the world" And She handed q
small, a very small, packet. So they passed to
the prisoner a few dollar billS, with some small
change, not knowing whether the poor bow wouh
even find amy need for il, or an opportunity oil
spending it.
Soon the cars were ready. Open cars, with
seats arranged upon them, and a boarding around
the edge for security. lie took his seat with tbc
rest, in full view Of his sobbing sister. and the
cars began 10 slowly move. sympathy govern
cd stronger than LaE ilH crowd who We're watch
ing the departure an opening was made through
the guard, and she reached his hand. One grasp.
50 firm, so tight, was fastened upon the hand
that she was drawn along the track rs the quick
eninr motion Of the engine was branng her bong
absent brother yet further from her presence, and
not until her arm was well nigh strained from
her body, and the poor prisoner, as b. leaned
her, was IN danger Of being dragged
from the car, could that long loving grasp be
HLinceln and his war advisers could but hTve
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" HAAALLI Presf.
o. Z. BusEE Secretary.
In Chamcery, at Memphis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE-Proceedings had IN The
- clerk office. chaucery tide Of the common law sud
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, Septem-
her The 9th, 1861.
John J, Murphy, Complainant,
".
" The Home Insurance Company o! the City OF New
York" ami Others. Defendants.
D. appearing from affidavit fled IN this cause thai the
d%'frniant, The Home Insurance Company OF he city
OF New loIA is q nonresident Of the State OF Ten
ues-se,
Dr. IS ordered shat IL do enter is appearance herein
before or within she first three DAYS Of the Bext term
Cd sgd couu, 20 he held on the second Monday in No
ysInber ueNr. ltdl, aBd plead, answer Or drInur to com
plHinauts bin. or the same viii be taken Tor confessed
g. 20 g., and st for hearing exlarte, and that a copy Of
this order be published once % week for four successive
webs ia the Memphis APpea-
4 copy-atic-r: OHN c. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
p. n. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
Frn laul4v
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All prepared 70 furnish TENTS Of every descrip-
Il uon and IN any quantity, on short notice. Also, 20
manufacturs
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For each additional insertion of same ......------ 50
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In Chanccrr lad Memnhis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE -P,oceedlnF had in the
- clerks Office, chancery side Of The common law and
ehaneery court Of the city OF Ne uphis SATURDAY, De
fober The 5fh, 1881.
o. ii Alsnp, administrator Of y, W. Dill deceased.
". Complainant,
Faisey {. Din and Others, Defendants.
u appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that ths
d iendanis. FHIsey &. Dill, Mavtha s. Din and Franklin
DAl, aud Mary DIH rHi Joshua n. Kelley, their guar-
dean, al Caleb W. Richardson and Patsfy p. ri hard
son, are nou residents Of the Stsse az Tennessee:
II Is ord red that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three dam sf The nrxt
term Of said court. 20 be held on the seeoLd Monday in
November next, lsGl, and pLa1, answer or demur 10
complainant bill, or tbg SAME will be taken for COP
frssed - 20 Them and set Tor hearing exlpaTte. and thar
q copy ri This CT Ter be publ shed once a werk for four
successive weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
A cOPy-attest; JOHN &. LANIER,
CLERK and Master.
Harris and Wilson, collectors for comp ainant.
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s REWARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber. living near
H ChulahOmas Marshall county. Miss. on the ~
night Of the 18th OF June, le6l, two
MEN, t0-wit: ANTONY. 25 OF 90 years old. darkN
complexion. i've feet eight or ten inches hieh. weighs
40 or 10 pounds; clothes not recOliected. black wool
bar. TOM, black Negro, i OF Is years old, I've feet
eight OF ten inches high, weighs 40 CT $50 pounds, and
had on when be LETT white cotton pauts.Erav leans coat
aud old chip hat. will give the above reward fr The
apprehension and delivery Of both, OF their lodgment N
isfl so THAI can get them again, Or twenty-five dollars
for either one Of them. JOHN SHARP
a-1g w4W
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NOTICE!
Estravs--sheIbY County.

TAKENup by WIN. p. EeavCs. on
"a the 18th day Of August, lcGI. a H.
bay mare MULE, three years old, ~
AkIESthirieeu hands high reached maH- -L
aud tail, scar on left fore foot between aukir ant Knee,
and valued at So, Said Reayes lives on Memphis and
Somerville Plank road, one and O t0Crth miles east of
Raleigh.
Taksnup by J. II. Bolton, on the Job day q August,
1901. D sun burnt brown horse male, eight yrars old. has
been worked. has three shoes on. two before and one be-
HAD. and valued AZ SICQ. said Bolton lives in the "a
civil district.
Taken up by L. Ensley. ST., on the 20fh day Of IA
gust. Is6l, a deep bay horse i've years cid. fourteen and
a half hands high, small white spot in the forehead, both
hind feet white. black name and tail, and valued at 81 D.
Also roam steed pony twelve and q half hands high,
small white spot On the sfo'ehead and valued 90 SO.
Said Eusiey lives in tie 18th civil district.
Taken mp by n. Conner, on the 5th day Of August
1871. Q bay mare mule. eight years old. branded on
shoulder with letter S, weak-eyed, fourteen hands high,
aud valued al S31. Said Conner lives in the 10th civil
district X, s. FIFE, Ranger.
RALFIGH. Seriember 70. 1861. se2qu.v
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PETITION TO SELL LAND!

s IilIlS Oh m, IS GaT5,S County Court, Sept. term, is6l.
Juo. Derry berry Adunr, etc, Of Sampson Carper, deed,
SIS.
The Heirs OF sampson Carper- deceased.
ia ~ REMEMBERED That this cause came on TO
- be hcud before tfc w0rshipful County Court Of
uuIdcmau conntv, on This 81 day Of September. 1861.
upOn The compartments petition aud l. appearing to- he
Count that 49, II.hman and vile, sarah, NJ. W. Gober
and wife, Mary F.; and the hens Of c.. w. Carper. go
wit: Dewitt q, Addison p. and George A. Carber. are
nonresident citizens Of the State Of Tennessee, IT, is
therefore crdeEcdh By tAe Court that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal, "a
newspaper published hu the city of Memphis, requiring
said ouresidcut Defendants 20 appear AZ the next No
yember term of this Court, to BE- held at the Court
House. in the town OF Bolivar, Tenn. and plead. an
swer or demur 10 compliments l%etitiou, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 70 than, aud set for hear
ing ex parte.
A - r. p NEELY Clerk.
SOLE w4v Rv F. O. CRISP. DC
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I'm ChanccTy. nd NemUhis.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediues had in the
= clerks of6ye, CbGECrIy side OF The common Laws ana
choucvry court of the CITY Of Memphis saturday, Sep.
TENDER Iur 2I-t, l-dl.
James NJ. Elder, Complainant
W.
Felix G. Murphy and others, Defendants.
e. Appearing from affidavit flied il this cansc that The
defendants, Felix g.. Murphy, - Blackwell. Asa
Collins aud Jason Hawkins, age non residents OF the
State of Tennessee.
T. is ordered tlat hey DO enter th temperance hero
in before CD within the first three days OF the next tenn
OF said CONF. 10 be held on the second Monday in No
vcmb-r next, 1861, and plead, answer or dguur To coin.
plIiulEts bill, or rhr same viii be- taken for confessed
%, 10 them. aud set for hearing evpgrTe and shat c0pg
OF ibis order he published once @ week for lplr suCccs-
siye weeks in he Memphis Appeal.
A copy-atpsI: JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk aud Master.
Williams & MeKisiek. solicitors for complainant.
ar0 IaVgay
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THOMAS. GRIsWOLD & CO,
NONRESIDENT Notice.

William H. Stevens Circuit Court Fayetts County,
S Tennessee.
Y appearing 20 the s5tisfacsion Of the Clerk and Mas
! Ter trcm the LEG lions IN compliments bill and aE
hduyir annexed, That The defendant, Susan A. stevens
Is a nou-r siGeuf uf Tennessee. 10 il therefore ordered
by me that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published
iH Memphis, Tennessee, notifying Said n0u-resI cut 20
appear az the next term or the Circuit tourt for taye'tC
county, TO be held at tn Court House in Soulorviile, on
the second Monday in October nest, aud plead, answer
Or dcmur 20 comp.ain4nf's hiu- or she same viii be
taken for confessed agsinsr her aud set for hearing ex
purte. NM. BURTON. CLERK and Master.
l. H. Shelton, attorney for petitioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
SUNDRIES.
RANAWAYl

TROM the subscriber, al Columbus, Ky, on the a.
N 18th day OF September, lS6i, a 81
named HORACE, aged about = or 30 years, Of al
light copper color, spare made. weighing from I35~A
70 80 pounds. He is ab0ut i've feer. seven OF eight
inches high, aud is very s~prightiy and Intelligent, and
can read and write. lie had on when he left a pair Of
kersey pants, with a golden or yellow foil stripe down
the outside team, over which DE wore q pair Of linen
pants. Tie also had on a brown hat, on which was
marked his name. lie formerly belonged 10 Cogswell,
Of Memphis. aud is said 90 hre been raised in South
western Kentucky. purchased him from Day, Of Tip-
ton County, Tennessee. He g. "a barber BY trade.
will nay a LIBERAL reward for his apprehension aud
deliver 20 me at the Hill Cavalry, Tennessee Battalion
Of Cayaiy, commanded by LleuL CI Logwood, or 20
my family AZ COvingtou, Tennessee, or for his commit
tai TO jail so that l can recover him.
se22-w3v IT. J. MALEY.