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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-30
GcnernI In,eIIiasnce.

The Tennessee Bible Society announces tina
they viii soon have on hand, for the use Of tbC
soldiers, $4,000 copies Of the New Testament
Scriptures, which they viii furnish to Othel
Bible Societies throughout the Confederat,
States at 81 80 per dozen.
A free market has been opened in Mobile fol
those who are not able to purchase their owl
provisions. Tickets are issued by the ware
committees to such persons as apply to them fol
assistance.
A general order has been issued from the
English War Department, which authorizes tn,
payment Of one farthing per pound for the re-
covery Of al shot fired from garrison held guns.
The first Jewish hotel ever opened in the capi
tai Of Austria, and employing none but Hebrew
servants, has just published its advertisement.
in Vienna.
The United States stoTeship Relief, Comnan.
der De Camp, arrived at New York On Saturday
evening, from LoandO coast, Africa.
The balance Of the rebel prisoueTns from GOV.
errors Island, New York, Were transferred tC
Bsdloe's Island on Saturday
OF the thirty-eight locomotives on the Nash
Vile and Louisville railroad, the rebels have
seized thirteen.
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General W00I -ustssins Fremont and Cor,
deBaHs fae Administration.

deHiHs tae AdmEiaSfration.
The following paragraph from the New York
Herald Of the 10th, plainly indicates a difference
in sentiment between Lincoln and his generals
in regard to tire conduct Of Fremont:
There is no doubt but it was intended by the
highest suihoriies at Washington to dis
place Gen. Fremont, and give Cen Wool com
mand Of the western department. But the ve.e-
ran general locking over the field with the Chi-
cial records before him, showing the number of
men and amount OF material at the disposal Of
Fremont, would not take command unless large
lY reinforced. he would not %attemptto achieve
immense success with inadequate means. This
the Cabinet caucus considered making too many
conditions, and so let Fremont remain in COM
mand. The country VIII rightly consider the
act Of General Wool rebuke Of the admins
trati0n, and a justification OF General Fremont.
There is no eXcnse-there can be n0ne-for
the ulEged and destitute condition Of the troops
at Cheat Mountain. Ample supplies Of clothing
have been provided There has been ample
transportation made ready. Therefore some Of
the officers IN the employment Of the United
States are thieves or incapahles. There is no
evading this point. The soldiers know it. and
the people at home know d. We would say 20
tie lOalers and scoundrels in the case 'Be sure
y0uf sins vii fndyou out They VIII be hunt
ID down and made infamous, and the men who
lave shivered with naked limbs through tie
wintry storms of the Cheat Mountains. may find
a summary method Of dealing with those whose
rascalig. negligence or idiCcY, has caused them
such suheTipg.
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GTATE OF TENNEsSEE-Proceedinrs had in the
y clerks office, ,haucery side oi the Omnou law aul
chaucery c0urt Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, septem
Der the 9th, 1867.
n. SHlman, $. stillman and J.. sullman. hrm of n
Shlima & Co, Compliments
Us.
Def ndauts
L appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that ia,
defendants. the unknown heirs OF Michael Kelley, de
ceased, are noureSideuts Of the State OF Tennessee,
10 is ordered that they do enter their appearance here
in before or within the first three days Of she next tern
Of sad court, 90 be held on the second Monday in No
vember next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur to com
plaioants' bin. or the same viii De taken for ~coutcsse,
as 70 them, and set Tor hearing eNparte, and that "a copy
OF this order De pubIishcd once a week for four success
siye weeks la the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-attest: Ohm C.. LANIER,
Clerk and Master,
John Coleman, solicitor for complainauts.
Or9 Tayv4v-
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In Chancery, at memphis.

GTAIE OF TENNESSEE-Proceedings had in the
- clerkSs office, chanceryside Of the common law and
chance y court Of the city Of Memphis Thursday, Sep
TENDER the 10Th. 1861.
b Walker, J. Walker, and VIM. Walker, firm Of B.
Walker & Bros, and A johnson, T. E Gillian and
W b Watt, firm Of johnson, Gillian 81 Co,
vs.. Compliments,
George W. Griffin, Mary A. Griffin aud Thomas J.
Campbell, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that the
deiendant. Thomas J. Campbell, is nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee,
II is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three days Of The next term OF
said court obe held on the second Monday in NOven.
Der next, lehl, and plead, answer OF demur to complain.
ants bill or the same will be taken for confessed as "a
him, and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy of This
order be published ouOe a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy attest: Dir G. AMER
CLERK and Master.
Kortrecht & McDsyitt, solicitors for eomplainants-
oe9I 4vyavv
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MISCELLANEOUS.
La ChancerY nd Melnphis.

CTATE or TENNESSEE-Proceedings had in the
= clerks office, ehancery side Of the common law and
chaneery court OF the city Of Memphis, Friday, Octo-
Der The ID, le6L.
isabella B. Bradford, Simon Bradf I'd and. Jepths
Foylkes, Compliments
vs..
Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust company Ezekiel S.
Baines and Daniel b. Turner, Defendants
II Appearing from affidavit filed In this cause that the
defendants. tile Ohio Life Insurance and Trust com.
panv, Ezekiel S. Haines aud DanielB Z. Turner are non
residents Of the State Of TIE nessee
1t is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first thee days OF the mex
term of said court, 20 be held on the second Monday il
| November next, 1861, aud plead, answer Or demDr q
/ complaiuaDts' bill. or the same win be taken for con
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing ex parte, and thai
a copv Of this order be published once a week for fou
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal;
A conv-.tta.t JOIN @. LANIER
Clerk and Master.
wm Thompson, solicitor for complainant.
/ ocQIavg4v
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I ". HAXALL, prest.
o. F. BREsEE, Secretary.

STATE OF VReISIA, CITY or RICHMOND, to-wit;
Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, Boiling W. Haxal, President, and o.
r. Bresee, Secretary Of the Insurance Company of the
State If Virginia, and male oath that TIE within state.
ment Of the affairs Of said Company are correct and
true.
Given under my hand this 1sth day of September.
1861. Ill. APPERSON, n. ?.
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TIN CHANCE OF EUROPEAN RECoGNiTloN o
II CONFEDERATE STATES.

THE CONFEDERATE A
From he London shipping Ga2rtte.l
Our correspondent writes with a certainty a.
IN tbe result Of the acknowledgment on the par
of France and England, which he advocates II
NAV not be generally shared, but, Whatever %
the results, these two countries having aHeady
conceded belHgerent rights 20 the South cannot;
in common consistency. much longer NllhIoi1
4 -rec,rnition of an independence for which
.,.olye millions of people, the majority Of them
tbe descendants OF French and English settlers,
are contending with an energy and determine
tiou unsurpassed in the history Of civilized man
kind,
THE SPANISH EXPEDITION GAINS EMCO
From the London Post September el
Adyiees from Madrid, Of the Eth inst, are
interesting in the present phase Of Mexican
affairs. On the both inst. instructions from the
Spanish government were 20 leave Cadiz for
Gen. Serrano, the governor-genera for the island
of Cuba, relative to Mexico. Fourteen war YES
sells, mounting three hundred guns, and a mum
Der Of transports, were assembled at Havana en-
route for Mexico, to support, it Is asserted Span
ish citizens on the republic. There Is no men
ton made at present as to any JOINT action by
England and France, but the British government
| will. no doubt. keep a watchful eye as to the
ultimate nature Of the Spanish expedition to
Mexico.
A~PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL IN OLD SPAIN
A decision Of Marshal O'Donnell, Spanish
/ Minister of War and the Colonies, published by
the Madrid Gazette, September Is, and addressed
bv the Captain General of Porto Rico, declares
In principle, that a slave who has touched the
soil of Spain must be considered rs emancipa'
ted, even without the consent Of his former mas
ter The MarshaIs letter is thus worded:
Ihave laid before the Queen the letter winch
your Excellency's predecessor addressed TO the
/ Ministry of War and the Colonies, dated the 9th
of October. 1858, accompanying il, by way o.
proof. with the documents of the examination
! relative to the slave Rufno, who sold himself a
the Havana after having resided Tor seveTa
wears la the Peninsula, OF which matte
he solicited an explicit declaration relativ'
10 the royal order of the twenty-ninth 0
March, 1896, regulating the condition to Shicl
slaves from the Antilles are subjected on coming
into Spain. In conformity with the decision Q
the Council OF State, and in virtue of the abov
mentioned decree, her majesty has been gra
4 ciouslv pleased to declare that slaves COminl
from that island and Cuba into Spain with thei
masters, must consider themselves emancipated
without the consent of their owners being ndis
pensable; that the freedom granted to the sal
J slaves IN virtue Of the decision OF tie 18th {
March, 1886, is not receivable, and they acquire
by their arrival in the mother country, withoU
any other act being necessary 70 confirm It, IL
quality of treemen, even should they return t
a country where slavery is authorized by til
I laws
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MISCELLANEOUS.
U CITY R
MARK r. CHEEK.

TUE MARX K. CHEEK has been re-
i painted aud The cabin enlarged. She QsnFe7
will ran IN connection with tbs Memphiss1
and Little Rock Railroad, and TO suit persons who wish
to pAtronizs the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Memphis daily. SUNDAYS exeeuted Al
$50, $50 and l1:30 A. b. and 3 and s O'Clock p. NJ
Leaves Mound City 81 c, $50 and 1890 A. Il. and ?
and 4:30 P. NJ.
On Sunday leaves Memphis at g, u.30 3 and 5 P. N.
Leaves Mound City at Z, 1880. 2 and 40
The ladies are particularly invited. There will be
no drinking or gambling allowed on the boat. and sysrv
attention TO accommodate.
~ All that is received, after paying expenses, viii
be given to aid in carrying on the war.
iy25 JAS. T. BARTON g. co.
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Ed CIancery. I'd lIenlpllis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Prooeeiine had in the
= clerks office. chancerv side OF the common law and
chancery court OF the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Sep
TENDER The 2lst, 1901
James 81. Elder, Complainant
vs..
Felix O.. Murphy and Others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants. Felix G.. Murphy -- Blackwell, Asa
Collins and Jason Hawkins, are nol-residents Of the
state OF Tennessee,
It j. ordered that they do enter theirs ppearanceh here
I'm before or within the first three days Of the next tenn
of said court, to De held on Che second Monday in No
vemb-r next, 1861, and plead, au-wer or dcmur 90 conf
pIainautN bill, or rhc sale viii be taken for confessed
As 10 them. and SET for hearing eNpArte. and that "a copy
ofthis order be published once % week tor four success
siye week 70 the Memphis Appeal.
a copy-attest: john c. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams & McKisiek, solicitors for complainant.
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n 2 OI 4 Oo| ) col e 90. s colo core soils col Is q

n One square, renewable weekly. per annum'
II One square, renewable twice a week, per an
IL Two squares, renewable weekly, per aunum,
500.
III Two squares, renewable twice a week, per an
~ All advertisements for the APPEAL must be
handed in a the Clerks desk.
EF AL transient advertisements must be marked
be charged for one week, and discontinued at the end
Of that time.
OF All advertisements required to be kept on sec
ond page, CHARGED As new ZACH DAY, aud on third
page an advance over stated rates.
~ Advertisements directed 70 be displayed or set
in large type, charged al DOUBLE RATS.
" Yearly advertisers VIII be charged extra for &C.
cupying space over Contract, ard when large type is
required 10 be used or The advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
~ Yearly advertisers will be charged extra at
| regular rates, for Wants Rents, Removals. Co-Partner-
| ships, Notices. To Consiguees. etc.
II Transient AduertisemeHfS must be paid for IN
GfraHce.
E-No advertisement will appear in the Weekly pa
per unless by special contract
EET Advertisement to be Inserted in the Weekly
paper only, or at irregular intervals in either Of the
paper, viii be charged 81 per square for each and
| every insertion
RS- Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Offices, s. each, 10 be paid in advance in
every instance.
TT Marriages and Deaths are published as news
] but Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Inyi-
/ tsfions as all other advertisements.
- AL legal aud transient advertisements vii be
| charged by the insertion.
Up Editorial notices in local column viii be charged
~ No deduction or variation will be made from
McCLANAHAN & DULL.
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5th. The amount Of the liabilities Of the Cam
pauy due or not due TO Banks or other
creditors ........ s5I48 O5
9th. Losses adjusted aud due-uone.
7th. Losses adjusted and not due............ 2s3IB %
9Th. Losses MISUNDERSTANDING such a.
are partially reported 10 the Company $500 90
proof " -. 5000 co
10th. AL other claims against the Company,
none.
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Petition TO Divide Land and
EEnUnG

F. B. Rrgland Ii WIN. Smith, Administrators, etc, of
X. Walker, deed,
vE.
Margaret Walker, widow, etc, ct al
COUNTY COURT, Fayetie County, Tenn, October
~ Rules. 1861.
II appearing TO he satisfaction of the Court from af
fdaylt. that Jar es L. Walker, one Of the defendants, is
a nonresident of Tennessee, il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in The Memphis Appeal, weekly,
for four cons cutive weeks requiring said james l..
Walker 10 appear at the December term Of the said
court. 80 b. held at the court house in the town OF Som
e~rville. ON the first Monday In December, A. D., 1861.
and plead, answer or demur, to said petition. or the
sqape vii be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
WIN. II. ROBERTSON, Clrk.
Shelton. s~o,icitor for Administrator. 0cl2-W4W
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No. SEQ. DENTISTS, No. 800.
TIAVE moved their Office 70 the corner Of Main and
III Union streets. where they have fitted up and fur
niphed rooms suitable for the accommodation OF those
who NAV favor them with their confidence, and having
thus located permanently, offer their professional ser
vices in the different branches Of Dentistry promising
the publie to serve them in the most skilful and Judi
cious manner, and Ia every reasonable caae warrant
satisfaction. both as 10 operations performed aud our
ebarpas for The same. Further than this we wish 10
hold ont no iudueement whatever, to susuare the pub
lie or draw them 70 our Office, by any exhibition Of
Dental specimens, or propositions to do cheap Den
tistrv " or at prices as low, or even lower than the
very lowest or by any other misrepresentation Of
facts In any way whatever. Neither do we wish any
ope to mistake our name (Wssson) for that Of another.
al the name Il plain, and place Of business easily found,
once corner Of Union and Main streets, No. $40.
fp99dfw "
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NOn-Resident Notice.
Upton County.
OCTOBER RULES, 1861.

OCTOBER RULES, 1901.
Mary J.Smith W. Robert p. Smith.
TT app+ airing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
Il ter from ahi tavit fled in this cause, that the defend
ant Is a non resident Of the State Of Tennesseer 10 d
therefore ordered that publication be made ia the Mem
phls Weekly Appeal Tor four weeks in sueee' sion. re
curing the defendant 20 appear az the next term d
said court. TO be held on the third Monday in Novembel
next. commencing on the first day Of the term, then ant
there 20 drntn plead or answer said bill. or the SANE
will be taken for eonfessed aud set for hearing OK parte
THOS- ). LAUDERDALB, G. and NJ.
By J. Brown, d. G, aud N. Oel0w4w
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CTATE or TIE NESSEE.-Proceediugs had in the
- Clerks Office, chancery side Of the common law and
Ith. 1861.
David Brown, % free man Of color } ps+Hio, sled Oc.
Elk parte petition 20 convey himself f1ber II Is61-
into slavery.
il appearing from the petition filed herein that the
petitioner. David Brown, a free man Of color, a resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, desires and prays TO be
permitted 10 convey himself iuto slavery unto one John
o. Greanlaw, "a resident of Shelby county. Tennessee,
upon the terms and conditions required hy She Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State of Tennessee, i'm
such case made and provided, il is therefore ordered
that notice Of the tilug Of said petition and Of the iu-
tended application of said petitioner 10 be made al the
next term Of said court, 20 be held on the second Mon
dav in November next, 1861, be published for the space
OF one month iu the Memphis Appeal.
A copv-attest: JOHN @. LANIER,
ocI2-lav4v Clerk and Master.
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In ChancerY 81 FEemphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
= clerks ofic chsucery side Of The common law and
chaucery romt Of The city of Memphis, Tuesday, Dc
tober ihelst, 1861.
P. r. Schielcker, Complainant
VS..
Charles Latimer, william La;imer and others
Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, Charles Latimer sud WillizIn Latimer, Hle
uonresidsnts Of the state Of T. uuessee:
1t is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three days Of tie next
term Of said court. 70 be held on the second MoRday in
November next. ls5l, and plead, answer Or demuT %
complgnanfs' bill, or the same will be taken for con
fessed as to them, aud set for hearing ex parte, aud that
q copy Of ;hs order be published o ce % week for four
successive weeks in tle Memphis Appeal
A cony-attzst: JON G. LANIER,
Clerk aud Master.
J II Unthank. solicitor for complainant.
ncAlaN4A
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We will receive cousignments of the above and Other
articles Of domestic prod ietion in payment fer Dry
Goods VIII also take a lew Daies OF Eood Cetton' oe'
TAYLOR g. MCEWEE
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ChamcerY NOtice.

billiard H Taylor,
VS..
Susan Taylor, Administrators, etc, Alvin E. Taylor. J
B F Taylor and Joshua Darien.
TN CHANCERY, at Somerville, Tennessee. October
i Rules, I56i.
II appearing from affidavit fled In this cause that the
defendant, James 3. +. Taylor, is a non resident of the
state of Tennessee, It is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Memphis Week.
Appeal. notifying said defendant 10 enror his appear
unce herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term of SAID court, 70 De held on the second Mon
dav IN november next. 1851. and plead, answer or de
mur, TO complainant bill. or the zane vii De taken iol
confessed as TO him and set for bearing ez parte.
4 c0Py-attest: ISAAC B MCCLELLAN,
Clerk aid Mlster.
BY SAML G.. SPARRs, D.. g.. ami ~.
Z Il. sheltcu solicitor for complainant.
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En- CUancery, at Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE.-Proceeding had in The
= clerks Office, chancery side Of the common Der" and
chaueery court Of the city Of Memphis, "Wednesday.
September the 18th, 1861.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Complainant
W.
Charles Latiner, A. 4. Hunt and others, Defendants
Vt appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants, Charles Latimer, a. A. Hunt, W H. Bran
ham and q. Is. Massey, are non-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee
II is orderedthat they do enter their appearance here
in before or within the first three days Of The next term
OF said court, 20 be held on the second Monday IN No
vember next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur 10 com.
plaiuant S OH, or the same will be taken for confessed
as 20 them. and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week for four sncces
siye weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
J. H. Unthank, soil .or for complainant.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
- clerks office, chanceTy side Of the common law and
chancery court of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, De-
tOber the 5th, 1901.
0. N. Alsup, administrator Of n. W. Dill, deceased,
VS.. Complainant,
Petsey c. Dill and others, d iendants
II appearing from affidavit 6led in this cause that the
defendants, Patsey G. Dill, Martha S. Dill and Franklin
Diil, and Mar Dui ant Joshua 81. Kelley, their guar.
d an, an Caleb w. Richardson and Patsey p. Ri hard
son. are n0n-resilents OF the State Of Tennessee
l. is ord red that th=y DO enter their appearance
herein before OF within the first three days eff lie next
term OF said court, % be held on the srcoud Monday in
November next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur to
c0npisinant,' bill. or the same will be taken for con
fesSed AS TO them and set for hearing eEparte. aud that
q copy Of this order he publ shed once 3 week for four
Successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN G.. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Harris and Wilson, solicitors for comp ainanf.
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Charles Lsauer, A a. Hunt add others,


CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediug had in the
> clerks office, chaneery SIDE Of the rommon law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Dc
tobcr l2lh, 1861.
5. Y. Watson and Preseilla S. Watson,
vs.. Compartments,
E. NJ Apperson, Claiborn Deloaeh, and o hers,
Defendants,
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that tn
residence of defendant, David S. Adams, il unkt own 10
Compliments, and that the defendant, Thos. D. Adams
is "a noures. dent Of the State of Tennessee,
It is therefore ordered thar t ey do enter their appear
ance herein before or within the first three days OF the
next term of said court, 10 be he'd on the second Mon
day in November next 1861, and cad, answer or de
muir, 10 complainauts' bill, or me same viii De taken
for confessed as to them and set for hearing eX perte'
snd that a copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Aeopy-autst JOHN @. Ian RI
Clerk aud Master.
z. NJ. Yerger, solicitor for comPlainants.
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Petition for Division of Land

Ira Moore and vile, Sallie A.,
VS..
Hugh Brooks snd wife, Martha J.
IN COUNTY COURT Of shelby County, October
4 tern. 1851.
II appealing FROM affidavit fled in this caase that
Uurh brooks and his W f., Martha j., are nonresideuts
Of Tennessee. il is ordered by the Court that publication
be made for four weeks Ina The Memphis Weekly Appea
rev-snupar notifying said DEFENDANT 10 appeEr within
the frst three days Of the term Of the County Court e
be held at Raleigh, on the hrst Monday in November
next. and plead. answer or demur, TO sa d petition, or ii
~ n he taken for confessed and set for hearing ex parte
JOHN Z. IRRELEVANT, Clerk.
Stewart & Algee, sOlicito S for plaintiffs.
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