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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15

Total Bonds se5,ooo.oo $sl, $4,000 >al.osooo
Debts to the Company, secured by Mortga.
ges, being first lein of record on unin.
numbered real estate, worth at least .ll5,.
OUO, on which there is less than one years
interest due and owing, 60,6O0,OO
Debts otherwise secured, loans on stock viz:
Par val Mkt val Amt Lind
1T shs Blk Of
Hftd Co ,Hftd 50, 90 40,350,OO So, O2OOO
20shs Meridian
bk Hartford 100000 $4,000 10000
20 shs Etna bk
Hartford 100000 $4,000 10000
6 shs Phoenix bk
Hartford 10000 10000 4T,00
3 ahs Mercantile
bk Hartford 10000 $500 10000
50 shs Rockville
Rockville $4,000 $4,000 2,725,00
10 shs Hftd
pet Co. lift 100000 1,250,00 $4,000
Bonds Of the
town of Hftd 100000 12,24OO0 100000
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15
auditors Office, Iossa.
nee 1fovHra Enhrn, % 1871

auditors Office, Iowa. !
DEs MONIES, February ed, 1851.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the New England Tire
aud Marine Insurance Company of Hartford, Conncc.
ticut has filed this ofce renewed statement, in
cordance with Section s, Chapter 149, Laws Of 1851,
which receives my approval. do therefore the
certificate of Agency Of THOMAS D. SMITH, Esq, Of
Muscatine for Nuscatine County which il hereby
tinued in full force and effect for the year 1861.
1t is further certified that the annexed 10 tr and
correct copy Of the statement as filed.
| <@> In testimony whereof, have hereunt0 set
| I, my hand add affixed my seal Of ONCE, this
day Of EsD1 GsTGr lsSl. .na,.o, .. s,..
| Feb lAth 81.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15
ATEM EMIT
THE
Missouri State Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of St. Louis.

JANNAKf 10VI.
1. Tho namo of this Company is the missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
Company' of St. Louis. The principal office of the
Company is located in the city of st. Louis The Com
pany insures against loss or damage by fire. The Ma
rms Department has not been organized
O. The Company has capital stock subscribed as
SUCH being organized entirely the Mutual system.
The Premium Notes given by the assured constitute
the capital of the Company.
B. Ten per cent. of each premium note is paid when
the policy is issued. The balance of the note subject
to calls assessments, to be made by the Board OF
Directors as needed, to pay losses and expenses.
4. The Assets of the Company are:
Cash en- hand So,i35,03
Due by Agents, y,no,!0
Once Furniture, 1,C0o03
Premium Notes, less Assessments, S2s, s02,35
Bills receivable, 121,2o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15
Gross Assets,

GrO00 ASScEtN, E53U,OJt,0o
The face of the Premium Notes Of the Company Is four
hundred and forty three thousand three hundred and
seyont yfour dollars and cents SI45S
of which tn are upcaed and su to CALL for pay
ent of losses and expenses the sum OF three hundred
aud six thousand eight hundred and two dollars
and thirty five cents, ($326, s02,35)
By the ninth section OF the Charter lien is given
real estate in the State Of Missouri for all Premium
Notes given the Company for insurance on Budings
The face OF the Premium Notes thus secured real
estate is two hundred and ninetyseven thousand six
hundred and seventy. six dollars and fifty cents,
cali over eight per cent and amounting to two
hundred and thirty thousand five hundred and hr-
ty six dollars and seventy three cents, $232 ,a3613
This Company Ia possessed of capital Of more than
ono hundred dollars, secured by lien real
estate WORTH cash valuation ut least Eve times the
amount of said and not to moretAan
an half of said cash valuation.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15

Written on the death OF CHARLES A. OvERMAN, son
Of J. D. and NJ. d. Overman, Atassa, lows, Jaa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-02-15
TpoUsANDs OF CASES

It not only relieves the child Isom pain, here
CRATES the stomach and bowels, corrects these
ives tone and energy to the whole systeD
most instantly relieve
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
Extra Charges.
GsenernI ERegnIafions.

]. No pUpd Will be received Tor "a shorter period than
session. Pupils entering after the commencement Of
session. No deduction viii be made in ease of with
drawa before Tie close OF the session, for absence
unless occasion ed by sickness.
- With the view to prevent eTtravagance. and DO
habits of economy. the following uniform has been
selected: Winter uniform 70 consist Of slaie-colored
Merin0 dress wth Cap~ Of same, and pan white collar
black silk apron and e. gh0-n hat trimmed with straw
coiOrsd ribbon tJr summer aud scarlet for vi ter
Summer uniform 10 consist Of dress Of blue gIughsm
mu lin or calico, solid c0lOrs,j 70 b. made with long
sleeves an TO fl eO-e 20 he neck with small plain
white collar; black six apron bach pupil 70 be pro
vided with for the winter and four dresses
Of the sumner Unliorm
o Boarders NUT be provided with sfx changes of
clothing suitable for the with al necessary ar
tic es for the tUlef, ard with siZ table uapkiu~.
T. The parents guardians Of young ladies' comm
from distance, are requested 20 name teT in
Memphis, 90 whom application ruay b. made.
when necessary, in favor Of the pupil The nsJufOu
, The init utOu viii not incur fhe cap. nse Of for
ui,Li the p~p WIsh pocket money articles Of cloth
ing; shall the pupils be allowed keep E0ney 70
spend 81 their iscreti z. Such moneys be de-
] posted nlth the S PeriOr Of the Ios1ijrJe
O. To prevent loss Of time and interruption Of the eU
erclses Of The School VISITORS viii be tny
Saturday, from to - clock d., and from %
Parents hers wishing place cLren in be Insti-
tuition, viii be reeei, ed on any day kept sunday.
T. Ihi- Institution i Cathoic-bIt a its object is .
afford ltoual advantages, rrss ctivoly Of regi-
creeds, 10 uIuencs beyond that object viii De X.
ercsed. Discipline and order only will require attend
I anre a. divine service SulCayr.
e Parents and friends visiting the puls in exhibition
week. Of other times viii hnd Accommodation IN the
city ghborhood, the Institute prepared
furnish eri rigiLuI-Et.
g. Letters TO be addressed to the
MOTHER 81 PERIOR
S.. gles Female Acadsmy,
sH2-3m Memlli- Tern.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
From sou,I,crn Ikcn,rcLr.

Capt. Ben. F. Eagan arrived yesterday morn
ing direct from Smithland, Kentucky We are
indebted to him for the following items Of inter-
esting intelligence:
The number of Federal forces, now occupy
ing Smithland, does not exceed 4u0; they are
encamping on DR.. Sanders hill, which they
have strongly fortified. The defenses are not on
large scale, but admirably constructed. There
are only three pieces of cannon, one sixty-fuur
and two thirty-two pivot guns, which are plant
ed so as to particularly command the rivers and
the roads leading to Smithland and Paducah ;
they can, however, be fired in any direction as
they work on turn tables.
K. X. Williams, late circuit Judge in the 1st
Kentucky district is commissioned by the Fed
eral government to raise a regiment; his recruit
ing officers are az Smithland and Paducah p
d. Yeiser, a lawyer from Eddyville, is raising a
company at Smithland for Williams command,
and has about 20 recruits, principally from
Crttenden county, KY. Morrison Wilcox, of
Lyon county, had organized a splendid cavalry
company tor the Confederate service, and Were
regularly sworn into service on Saturday Tom
Gibson, formerly mate of the Eastport, and w.
R Gracey, one of the clerks on the immortal Sallie
West, are the lieutenants. The honor OF the
capture of Col. Jas. + Buclmer has been claim
ed by parties who are in no wise entitled to the
distinction; Buckner was captured by Pierce
f. Bail, a foTgeman, for many years in the en-
ploy of the Hillman Bros, and VIM. Green, a
citizen of Livingston county, Kentucky.-Nash-
Uiile Patriot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
ST. AGNES
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Memphis, Tenn.

THIS ms CITUTION Incorporated bv Ae. Of ,bs
4 Z kslatuTe, IS delightfully."- situated in a healthy
atsd slTed part of the iiy Of Memphis, eommandiaz
Che llvantaRes Of bOfh fovn and country TIE bula-
u> auipe and comsnotous, and so iesizned a. 70
ecure every hing d-s able in school cd fce They
and iu the ntrr Of extensive highly improved
grounds shaded by forest aHd in part astefnliy
laid out and SET with plants and shTubbery The
convenience Of to Memphis all parts Of the
West and South, and the 1evirdgei healrhfauess
Of the city recommend 10 a point highly favorable
for he location Of li-e~Ury iusttutious
The Academy Il under the charge OF competent and
1perencCd teachers. To system OF rdueation j. the
sane that pursued similar institutions IN Ken
'HcSy. II is eve way ealcu atrd 20 secure all 5l-
afts Il educai iionul0al and iu.-lircf"al culture e.
hnement of manners aud physical improgsne 70 No
eorts VIII oe spared 10 render rhe institution wor by Of
an extended p,tFOoage
The dl-cip.in- Of the School vii be firm snd uif1rn
h1t mild and pa euts while the .tctest atsntiar viii
be pad 70 haath an--f.-I -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

LOOK To THE DEPARTMENTs.-The New
York Herald, of the 2Oth ult, contains COM
plete list of every brigade regiment, company
and commissioned officer, together with the num-
Der of men in each company of our army III
Virginia This information can only be OBJ
tanned from the War Department in Richmond
and il is evident that some official connected
Herewith is a spy and the bribed agent of that
infamous sheet We are informed that numer-
Gus old officers from the Departments at Wash
ington have been introduced into the various bu-
reaus at Richmond, on account of their expert
ence and facility in the dispatch of business
and in this way the traitor doubtless insinuated
himself into our camp. Let the Cabinet look
well to the elnatter-SdUdRHah Republican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
RANAWAYI

L7ROM the sub crber, at Uolumbu, Ky, on the e.
u 18th day OF SePt-nlbrr, 1867, NEGEB MAJ, -
ustuBed HORACE, aged about . o. 80 year Of - ~
ght copper color spare made weighing from iss -
O $50 pounds. He is NJ i've feet, Ehf
ireh-s high, d IS very sprighy g. telugsnt and
can read and wri He had whea he left PAIR Of
kersey pants, with gotiun or yellow foil stripe
he outside seal, o, which he pai OF linen
pauIs. He afro had "a brown {, which
marked his name. he formerly belo ced % JOg-wet,
Of Memphis and is said 10 have b raised iE Suu.h
western Kentucky. purchased him from Day Il Tip
ton county, Tennessee He ~ q barber by trade.
viii pay iibe al reward for his sppTeh nsi, and
daivery the Hill Cavalry, Teuuessoe Battaon
Of Cavalry, commanded By Iirgt e. ! LogToot. OF 20
my family ut COvingtOn Tennessee for his commit
tai to jail that . can recover him.
sess2-v3w f. J. MATFY.
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A BRAVE BoY.-The Rockingham (virginia)

4 BRAVE BoY.-The Rockingham Virginia
Register relates the following:
Albert Lincoln, "a connection of q old Abe y
one of Captain Shands' lieutenants, is a brave
and gallant boy. In company with several
others attached to Capt. Stands company, he
was taken prisoner one day last week at SPRING
field, in Hampshire county, and had his hands
tied In this condition he was left at night with
his captor, when, with his hands tied across each
other, he succeeded in getting his pistol out, shot
dead the man who had him in charge, and sue
coeded in making his escape to his comrades,
four miles distant He is represented as one OF
the bravest and mast daring boys in the ser
vice-his courage, in fact amounting to an
almost reckless daring
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
PETITION TO SELL LANDi

STATE , Of IS29g,,se' , County court Sept term 1901
Jno DerryJerry Adulr etc. Of san pson Carper, decd
vs..
The Heirs Of sampson Carper, deceased
ID IT REMEMBEKED that this cause came on TO
ID be head before the wor hipful J0uniy Court Of
Hurdeman county on thi~ 81 day Of September 1861,
upon the coup aiuant etitiCu and Appearing 20 the
s0uIt that - II ffIuan and wife. arah; NJ " G0ber
and wife Wary T.. and the hets Of G. W Iarpcr 10
wit Dewitt G. 4ddson p. and George A. Carper, are
nonresident citizens Of the State Of Tennessee il is
therefore ordered by The Court that publication be made
for four sueressite weeks i'm the MeupEis Appeal.
newspaper pnbished in the city Of Memphis requiring
said nonresident dcen ants 10 appear the No
vemIer OF this Court, to be held az the Court
House in the town Of bolivar Tenn and pead. an
.,weF demur complainGuts perition, The came
n be taken for confessed 10 the N, set To- hear
ing parie.
A copy-Attest: R. P NELLY CLERK
selb w4w By T. O. CRISP ID G
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
RESIDENT
Surgeon Chiropodist!
No. S27 Main street, over Jones & Tagg,
Memphis, Tennessee.

DR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies' and gentlemen o.
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. lie consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds of
FY0tseriTss Testimonials
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respectablity, in this city and else
where They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low are OF a nature that viii abundanty satisfy
al who peruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

SowING WHEAT.-Our farmers are busy put
ting In their wheat, The late rains have ens-
bed them to plough and prepare the ground in
good style. We learn that larger crops than
ever, viii be sOwn this fall and every means
uEed 70 sscure another good crop. We win need
It, and let the farmers stay at home and makr
bread for the sOldiers,-Dallas (Tezas) Herald
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
VOI. Xn.--=NO, 24O.
EDUCATIONAL.
.LaGRaNGE CLAsSICAL
ACADEMY.

TUE exercises Of ia Sch % WIN be r. SUI. ed on
i MONDAY ~eptember 2d and eoutiBG- ten months
with the exception Of short cation during Christ
holidays IRE school ba ding has jr st ben con-
,leted and IS thoroughly tted for M purpose Of the
-choOl The service Of ~. T. Bfe0u have been
ecurod distant Instructor for eusing session.
Text book Kept by The Principal For further infor-
astiOn catalogues addregs az Lac Grang. Tenn.
a n 2m W u VII IT , .Prnripal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
TERMS PER SESSION:
Payable Half-NI NIearIy--InvariabIv /,

For Board and Tui-ion any or an Of the following
branches: Reading Writing Arithnstic Encsh Gram.
csm, Piiuerles OF Natural Philosophy Chemistry md
Botany, Mental ana Moral philosophy, claim Sewing.
Marking, ere. So. $50 80 or SI0O srcoriin 10 the
age or class OF ihs pupH- For day cholars tuition.
Sl5 so, So or $50 according lge class az above
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
Petition to Divide Land and

B Ragand and VIM. Smith, Adani, traitors etc. Of
Z. Walker deed, ~ -
Margaret Walker, widow, etc. e. al
4 1OCNIl COURT, Fayeue County Tenn October
- Rules 1901. ''1
It appearing 10 the safrfaction Of the Conrt fam ~
fdavit, that ia es l. Walker one Of the defsn,1s =
nesdeut Cf Teunes-s it Is therefore orere tbat
pubica'lon De made in The Memphis Appeal yveakI--
l9f .oer eoos cuiiVe weeks requiring sad Ianse l.
Walker to appear at the December term # M a.
eou 10 D. held o. the court house In the tor al Son
erVlhe, on tne nfst Monday in December A D. 1857
and plead 6euur 10 ssid ,,sfirI,, - -,
same WI be taken for confessed set for hssru *
parte to him. -
| W@. Il. ROBERTSON, q. X.
1"1''ODi '0i'e4soI A'I Aainlhtstrater. ocl2wfw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
Chancery Notice.


Sasan Taylor Administratrix ETC., Alvin E. Taylor
B TsylOr and Joshaa Oar en-
Il CHANCERH, at oomer.ille, Tennessee. October
u Rules, 1S6
appearing from affidavit fled in this canse that the
defendant, James F. Taylor, Is Bonrusdent OF III,
state OF Tennessee, it Is Ortered hat Dubraigr be
made TOR four successive weeks In tn Memphis Week
Appeal, notifying said defendant enter his sptesr
anee her~in before within the first three dav of he
next tenn Of sail court TO be b. Ia the secGn Mon
nay 10 November next ls0l, and plead answer or de-
muir 20 eompaiuauts bill, the vii De taken for
confessed ss % hun and set for hearing ~ parte
A cOFy-sttests lSAAC B MrCI Ell AN
Clerk and n ster.
BY SAML G.. SPARks, u. L. and AZ
3 II. Shelton, solicitor for complainant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
Egtrays--sheIby County.
$50 REWARnI

| n ANAWAY from tire subscriber, living near a..
/ n Chuah0ma. Marshall e0untv, Miss. on fht -
night Of the 18th Of June, ls6l, two NEGRt n
MEN to-vtt ANTONY. 2J or 30 years 0 d dark ~
compexon, i've feet eight or ten inch high W. iEhs
40 or 80 pounds clothes not reeoee ed; blak wool
tat TOM, black Negro, II lS year, Old i've feet
eight or ten inch high, weighs l4o $50 pound, and
had on when he left white COTTON pants uy Jeans coaf
anG od chip hat will give the sbO e reward for the
apprehension and delivery Of both their lodguent n
ial tha get them again. twenty-five doars
for either Of them JOHN SHARP
r-4vp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

HAVING associst.d d with US in business DR. D T
1 Il Scott, late Of Nashville enn., whose long expe
reree in hote bu intss will enable Us 10 offer increased
patronage.
Thr interior Of the house is in good cndtion and the
entire house viii be pat in thorough repair and every
effort made 70 render comfort able and cable ali who
may favor guests.
S. NJ JONES SON
In assuming the responsibilities Of the mana cement of
the Commercial Hotel. will say my old friends and
the public that will be fonnd my post in the Office
10 greet them and that they made comfortable
and happy, that when they depart they may go on
their way rejoicing
ocl-lm D. T. SCOTT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
N E w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

NTESSRS. MATTHEWS & HUNT, late Of the
W school Of the great ard ceiebrstsd Chemical Dy-
and SeOurers, Cook & Matthews Of St Louis have
been induced 10 open establishment for carrying on
the above business in all its branches Every descrp
ton Of gentlemeus Goats, Vests and Pants are dy-d
ceansed and restored 10 their original perfection. They
certainly do every spot of grease, paint
and tar together with ali other blemi-hes aud impuri
ties which such sTmens liable and the
spots not to Te-spIesr Cal and examine their san-
Piles Of Coat dressipg. II they fail please you no
ehsrgo viii be made Their Office Is on Jefferson street
between Main street and Front Row.
mr2l-Iy MATTHEWS & HUNT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

Why ar potatoes and corn Ike certain sinners
Of old because having eyes they see not and
having ears they hear not.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

GEN. FREMONT TO THE PRESIDENT.
September IL, 1861.
To the President Ct the United States, Washington
ID. c.:
respectfully request you to have furnished
me copy of the letter referred to in your letter
to Mrs Fremont, provided you have received the
consent OF the writer; and if you not received
that consent, 1 respectfully request you to have
it procured.
lSignedl ]. C. FREMONT,
hajor-General Commanding
POSTMASTER BLAIR's LETTER TO GEN FIRE.
MONT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 70, 1861.
General Fremont, Maor-General COMMANDING.
/ viii send Franks letter It is not unfrierd-
". Release him. He should have no difSc1It,,
existing with the public.
tSignedl N. BLAIR.
Postmaster General.
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Im Chaneery, at Menlphis.

In Chancery, at Memphis.
GTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had in the
y clerks Office chaneery side Of the common law and
ehancery court of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 18th, 1861.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Complainant,
Charles Latimer, A a. Hunt and others, Defendants
VI appearing from affidavit filed in this that the
defendants, Charles Latimer A. A Hunt W II. Brun-
ham and G. B. Massey, nOnTesideuts Of the State
Tennessee,
It ordered that they do enter their appearance here
n before within The first three days of the next term
of said court be held the second Monday in No
vember next, 1851 and plead answer demur 10 com
planaut bin tn viii be taken for confessed
them, and set for hearing expate, and that copy
of this order be published once week for four
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest: JOHN c. LANIER
Clerk and Master.
J. H. Unthank, solicitor for complainant.
nc2-l ANN4w
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DISSOLUTION.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

NUH-EbCSIUtHlL NUIICts
''sIq Tiptop to coupfT' e1nfS' Chancery Court.
OCTOBrR R RULES, 1861
Mary J. Smith vs.. Robert p. Smith.
T spp airing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas
i ter from a avit fled in this cause that the defend
ant Is resident of the State of Tenue see IL /
therefore ordered that publication be made 10 the Mem
phs Weekly Appeal for four weeks in suece sion re
quring the defendant to appear at the next term O
said court TO be held the third Monday in Noyembe
next commencing on the first day of the term then an,
there 10 demu plead or said bil or the SAM
will be taken for confessed aud for hearing parte
THOS. 3. La DERDALE, G. and M
By J. Brown, d. G. and NJ. oelO-yy4yv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18
SALE OF LANDI
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 6S.

HEADQUARTERS ST DIVI~ION-WEST.
ERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. Ky, Oc'ober 10Th. 1861. }
TTNTIE Captins OF steamboats, arriving Columbus,
1 Kentncky, will immediat ly report their arrival
these Headquarfers, and also report themselves in
person preceding their departure the Adjutant Gen
erals office
Al boats passing Fort Pillow Tenn, will stop and
report to the Commanding officer at that place
By command Of Major General POLK.
T. ID. BLAKE,
Captain S. a,
onla lIN Anting Assstant Adlntant- -General-
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Charles Latimer, William Latimer and others,
Defendants
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, Charles Latimer and William Latmer are
non residents Of the state of Tennessee:
1t Is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before within the first three days the next
rm Of sail court to br held the second MoBday in
November next 1861, and plead, answer or demur to
eompsinants bill, or the same viii taken for con-
fessed them, and for hearing tx pare and that
copy Of ths order be published ce week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-attost: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
J. II. Unthank, solicitor for complainant.
OettlBW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

REF'ERENCES
T. a. Nelson, Esq, President of the Bank of
West Tennessee.
Leroy Pope, Esq, sup't City Schools.
DR.. P S. Jones, firm Sheldon, Jones & Co.
E. N. Yerger, Esq, AttOrney-st-Law.
j. Knox Walker, Esq,
John Hamilton, Esq,
Z. E. Chew, Esq,
7. ]. Finnie, Esq,
E. s. Hammond, Esq,
CONSULTING ROOMS,
327 Main Street, 327
Between Union and Gayoso streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
EE Office hours-from A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ
Ladies win be waited on by leaving their ad-
dress at the Doctors Office. mrl7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-18

MRS. FREMoNr's SECOND LETTER TO THE
PRESIDENT.
Mrs Fremont begs to know Of the President
If the answer to Gen Fremont's letter can be
given 20 her without much further delay. Mrs.
| Fremont is anxious 70 return TO her family, and
takes the liberty Of asking a reply by the mes
sanger.