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Hugh Brooks and wife, Martha J.
rs COUNTY COJRT o. shelby County. October
4 teru. 1861.
DC appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that
Hugh Brooks and his W f., Martha J.. are nou--e-ideuts
Of Tennessee, 10 is ordered by The Court that putlr1-f1n
be made for four weeks iu The MeupLls Weekly AureaL
newspaper, notifying ssid defendant 90 appear within
the first three dave Of the term Of the County Court. 10
be held 90 Raleigh, on the FIRST Monday in November
HeXt. aYd plead, answer or demur. 10 So 4 petition. OF il
W II be taken for confessed and set for hearing ca parre.
JOHN r. TREZ@V4NT. CLERK.
Stewart & Algee, s0licit0 s Tor plaintiffs.
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Non-Resident Noice.
state I, Oh T roan,S Chaucery Court.
OGTOBER RULES. ls6l.

Mary ]. Smith N. Robert ?. hmiib.
IT appearing 10 the sstisfsetlou Of the Clerk and Mas
Ter from ai fayit fled 10 this cause, that the defend
ant Is a non resident Of the State Of Tennes see, II Is
therefore ordered that publication BE- made In the Mem
phis weekly Appeal for four weeks IN srcce sion. re-
during the defendant TO appear at the neat term Of
said court, 70 be held on the third Monday in November
next, commencing on the first day II the Term, then and
there 20 demu plead or answer said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed aud set for hearing ex parte.
TH0S. B. LAuDERDALB, q. and NJ.
BY J. Brown, D. Z. and NJ. oclOwfw
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Petition 20 Divide land and
SLAVES

F. B Ragiand aud wm- Smith, Administrator, etc, Of
K. Walker, deed,
vs.
Margaret Walker, widow, etc, ct al
COUNTY COURT, Fayere County, Tenn. October
Rules. i56l.
fdayit, that ia eg l. Walker, enc Of the defendants. h
q nonresident Of TennsNe e, Il Is therefore ordered that
publication be made IN the Memphis Appeal, weekly,
for tour cons cutiYe weeks. requiring ard James /
Walker 70 appear At the December term II the said
eoutL. 20 B. beld a. the court house IN the town Of som
ervfle, on the first Monday in December, a. D.. 1851.
aud plead, GnsHer OF cemur, 20 said petition. or fhe
same VIII be taken for confessed aad 80 for hearing eE
parte IS to lin
WIN II. ROBERTSOE. Clerk.
Shelton, solicitor for Administrator. ocl21wfw
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N Office.
Contributions Of Blankets, Socks, ETC.,
FOR THE -VOLUNTEERS,

IN compliance with a request Of the Board Of Mayor
4 ami Aldermen Of the city cf Memphis, the under
signed has appointed the following named citizens 10 re-
ceive and sol cit contributions in their respective Dis
trics of BLANKETS, SOCKS, and CLOTHING. for
the Volunteers, and earnestly requests the active and
prompt cooperation Of the people in furtherance Of the
object. Let each individual AID every family respond
with patriotic zsal to the wants Of our brave soldier.
that while they are fighting our battles they may know
we are mindful Of their comfort. As fast as these con
trbntious are made, let them be deposited at the store
Of W. T. Miller * Co, orJ. D.. Williams a Co, in tie
city of Nnmnhis-
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IN ChancerH al EIcmnhis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceeding had IN the
- clerks Office. chancery side OF the common law and
ehaneery court Of the city OF Memphis, FRIDAY, oCt1-
her the Sd, ls6l.
Isabella B. Bradford, Simon Bradf ri aud Jzptha
FoWlkes, Compliments
".
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust company. Ezekiel S.
Haines and Daniel r. Turner, Defendants.
y appealing from affidavit Sled in this causo that the
defendants, the Ohio Life Insurunce and Trust COM
pany, Ezekiel S. Haines and Daniel p. Iurner are non
residents Of the State Of Te nessee
1t is ordered that they do enter thrir appearance
her-in before or within tn first IN ee days Of the next
term Of said court, 10 be held on the second Monday in
November next, ls6l, and plead, answer or d-mur 10
compianauts bill. or the same viii De taken for coz
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing ex parts. and fLa-
= copy Of this order be published once a weck for fgCc
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
"A COpy-attest JOHN O. M
CLERK and Master.
Wa Thompson, solicitor for complainant.
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Chancery Notice.

IN CHANCERY, at somervlle, Tenn. October Rules.
/ 1861.
Thomas \. Or, on, Executor, etc, ct ais,
rs.
Richard a. CrOwder, William Wood, ct ais.
It appearing from affidavit Gled in this cause that the
defendants, William Warren and wife, Emeline G. War.
rem are nou-residcnts Of the State Of 4 enn-ssee. II Il
ordered that publication be made for four succ .ssive
weeks in the henphis Weekly Appeal, notifying said
deiendan's TO enter their appearance herein before or
within the first 'hree days Of the next term Of said
court 20 be held on the second Monday in November
next, le5l, and plead, answer or demur, to complain
ants bin, or the same will be tax u for confessed as TO
them. and ret for hearing ex parte.
A copy-attest: ISAAC B MCCLEL! AN.
Clerk aud n aster.
By SANL g. SPARKS, d c. and n.
Thomas Ryes soici or for compliments.
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SIG .Fcres--HonnesteGd
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
TNHE undersigned have now in press, and about the
L FIRST day of September next viii publish, q
NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR,


BY REV. ALLEN N. SCOTT, D. n,
Late President of South Gibson College, in this State.
DIR. Scott Is a Tennessean by birth and education, and
he has been a practical teacher in ysrious parts Of the
South and West for thirty years. He has MADE Eng
lsh Grammar q speciality, and, perhaps, has taught
that science 10 more persons than any other Ia the
Southern Confederacv.
The forthcoming work has been examined in MSS by
many critics, and in every instance pronounced TO be
eminently adapted to the purposes Of school instruc-
ton.
The rules are brief and comprehensive, the Hlustra-
tons are numerous, and the notes just such as the sta
dent may need The examples in parsing are mostly
new, and the book will show on almost every page that
Il isa
SOUTHERN WORK by A SOUTHERN AUTHOR.
We appeal 20 teachers and all others interested in the
cause Of Southern Education 10 sustain US in this at
tempt 10 furnish SbhOOl Books for our people. Let Us
have no more School Books or teachers from the North.
Let our divorce from those fanatics who have grown
rich upon our industry, and who are now seeking TO
~subjugate Us, be extended TO our literature in all its de-
pa tments-
ET@The price Of the Grammar VIII be = cents.
t7 Libeaal arrangements made 10 supply schools,
etc, etc. Booksellers furnished at q liberal discount.
p We have also in preparation, hOm the same su-
thor, a new speleT.
se2g 3v HT7TTON & FRELIGH.
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SUNDRTES.

On CASKS London Ale.
~ 20 casks London P0It ter,
100000 Cigars. assorted;
. barrels Old a pple Brandy,
5 barrels Old Peach Bf~udy,
20 eighth casks Cognac Brandy,
70 quarter casks
I pipe Old Cognae Brandy, / pipe Holland Gin
. baskets Piper Heidsck Champagne,
p baskets imitation
barrels No. 3 Mackerel,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
% boxes Telegraph Marches, . cRses NutmeEs,
10 bags Black Pepper. 20 Z. Ginger,
100 bag- Extra FL ur. 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco
50 barrels pure Bourbon Whisky.
ss3 FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD.
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EsTRAYS---SHELBY COUNTY

q TAKEN up by John McGeath.
k-A on the 25th day OF July. ls6I, w.
~ Nchestnut sorrel HORSE, six wears $50
-E-- old, ifteen hands high. and
at SlOO Said AeGcaih lives In The Fourteenth Civil
District.
Taken MP BY J. i. Howell, on the 10th day Of Sep
tember, 1861, a dark brown mare ULE fitern vesri
old, fifteen hands high, branded on the left hip and
shoulder. The brand resembles the Mexican letters
"A Z % and the mnle j. valued al $50. Said Howell
resides IN the Fir District.
Taken up by John CaraTay, on the 9Th day Of June.
1861. a bay HORSE and brown MULE. The horse il
five years old, little sore on the back, barefooted ali
ronnd, left hind foot white, and valued at $50. The
mule is Of a dark brown color. seven wears old. no
marks or brandt, and valued at SIS. Said Caravay re.
side in the Sixth Civil District.
The estrays were not advertised before, because fees
were not paid until recently.
r. S. FIFE, Ranger.
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Petition for Division Of Land.

Wa Thompson, solicitor for complainant.
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sharpening their tools for the great operation.
" Have a little patience and you viii see what a
cure will be effected" Alas it will all end IN
m~utilations-in wooden legs and arms ior the
body polite. And meantime the eXpense-the
feesl One million two hundred thousand DOL
lars a dav, The people have come forward 70
tbe loan Office with thoir tribute. As yet they
have subscribed in New York about thTeo-touTths
of one davis expenditure; and the banks are TO
be repaid their advances. 1t they do not see a
great national impulse in support OF the govern
ment. there is little chance in that other advance
of $50, 900, 600 in October, not to speak Of the
further sum in prospective.
BOASTS OF THE NoRTH
OF the ultimate power of the Northern and
Western States to subjugate the seeded States
in the South, if they put forth all their strength
and means by sea and land, l have no doubt
whatever. The South must die of atrophy after
a time, if every channel Of line is shut to it. By
the end of this month the United States will
have a large feet on the coasts and on the rivers,
and ] have reason to think that an expedition
viii be organized also to attack the Texas seces-
siOnists from the West-far as that is away. a
naval officer said to me the other day: it seems
as if the moment an American sees an English
man, he thinks the latter is going to say some
thing about cotton you need not be afraid OF
any want of cotton in England. By October
we will have a few good ports down South, and
plenty of cotton for all the world"
Fernandina may possibly 90 soon; there Is
an eve on Pensacola also, and New Orleans is
by no means safe. The condition TO which the
blockade has reduced many classes in the South
is bad enough-it viii become worse. Tea, cot
fee, and clothing, are nearly exhausted, or have,
as the American phrase has it, given out be-
cause there IS none to give out at all. Lead,
sulphur, and salt, are very scarce. Shoes, fan
mel, quinine, beef and butter, cloth, tin, and
leather, are in the same category. If the block
ade be enforced, the distress and want Of all
things, save natural produce, will be intense.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY FERRY
MARK r CHEEK

fEhlE MARK r CHEEK has boon re-
L painted and the cabin enlarged. She suzINT
WIN Iun IN connection with the MsmphissEEaz=
anu Little Rock Railroad, and 10 suit persons who wish
to patronize the Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Memphis daily. SUNDAYS excepted) al
o'JO' 9;5O and lljO A. NJ. and and 3 O'Clock P. N.
Leaves Mound City al G., $50 and 1890 A. n. and .
On sunday leaves Memphis at Q, lLJO , and 5 7. n.
Leaves Mound City al Z, 1880. % and 43O
Inc isdles are particularly invited. There will be
no drinking or gambling allowed on the boat and every
attention to ~ccommodata
All that Is received, after paying expenses, will
De gwen to aid in carrying on the war.
" JAS. +. BARTON & 20.
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
y clerks Office, chsueery side Of the common law and
chanceTy court Of the city Of Memphis, wednesday,
September the 18th. 1867.
Il. II Potter and GayOsO Savings Instituton.
vs. Complliuauts,
George W. Griffin and Mary A. GEhn and Thomas J.
Campbell. Defendants.
defendant, Thomas J Campbell, Is nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee,
u Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or wi hin he first three days Of the next term f
sAdcourtf 10 be held on the second Monday in NOvem
Der neat 1851, and plead, answer OF dsmu 10 complain
ants blu, or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him and SET for hearing exparte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once q week FOR four successive
weeks i'm the Memphis Appeal.
Il cupy-attest: JOH c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
small &Fouts, solicitors for compartments.
Oc2-law4w
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IA ASTED, immediateiv, 90 work 10 tic Confederate
" ArmOry shop, in tiis city. "a uuInbe Of GUN
SMITHS None but competent vorkuen need apply.
and TO al such liberal wages wiz De pail and a steady
situation Afforded Apply TO r STEPHENS. Master
Armorst, or WIN = HINT
Eal Canra.r - ODD .-ea
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY srggest the insolvency Of lbe estate Of
l. William jenkins, decd. Al hose that have claims
against ssd estate are hereby notified TO- die them IN
tbe County Court Clerks 06ce Of F86ette oOnnty,
Tennessee, by the first day Of July, 1862 for pro rata
distribution. w. N. PARKER,
Oc2-W3tF Administrator.
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TROUBLES IN THE CREEK NATION.

Z rIlI nc IIITlt N0ch Irue UenOcTdLI
The abolitionists feel that, in losing the Indian
nations, they have let a bird loose. They are
making efforts TO neutnlize the action of Gen.
Pike, and have succeeded in getting a number
Of the Creeks TO array themselves in opposition
to the Southern Confederacy. To this end they
have promised payment of all the a~nnuities to
the few who would Join them, and the aid Of
thousands of Kansas ~ruffians. The following
letter was sent to Gen. Pike:
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THOMAS, GRISWOLD & Co.
GE'ornerly Hyde s. GoodrichJ
Conner Of Canal and Royal streets, New Orleans. La
IANUEACTUREIS OF
JCLCcEry, SilUeFSp0rc, SICOydS 0ssd
,E51Ef1rsE .FcC0aErPsuPuhT

Aud Importers OF Watches, Diamond, Clocks. Brouzes.
Porcelain PLACED Ware,
Guns, Cutlery aud Fancy Goods.
TEUIE subscribers. VIM. NJ. Goodrich, Henry Thomas
4 and \. b. Griswold call attention 10 the change in
the style Of Tie firm, which is It'll conduct bv the
same partners who have managed It's affairs for the last
fifteen yrurr, with the saIne capital and business faeili
ties rs former y. We shall have always on hand for
the Inspection Of our friends and the public the LARGEST
and best selected stock Of goo Is in our liue in The Con
federate States.
ANIL WIN TH0MAg GnEgyypT n g. 10
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BURIAL
CASKETS
Barstow's Metallic Burial Caskets
TDUCATTONAI.

MR. J. Z. SODDER'S school for boys VII be
NJ found near Second street, between Beal and Gay
$50 streets. \ Military Department and Gynnaslum
have been Introduced under the care Of Capt Cooke
The great point ia this school will be 20 prepare boys
for the VARIOUS business relations of life. For terms
apply to the principal oel5W
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D AND PELTRTEs.
GUNSMTTHS

I'VE viii pay tie highest market prices i1 cash for
W Dry and Green Hides. Sheep and Deer skins.
ocg-lm J. w d co.
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u One square, renewable weekly, per annum,
~ One square, renewable twice a week, per an
~ Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,
~ Two squares, renewable twice a week, per an
" An advertisements for the APPEAL must be
handed in At the Clerks desk.
All transient advertisements must be marked
be charged for one week, and discontinued 1t the end
Of that time.
q All advertisements required 10 be kept on sec
oDd page, CHARGED As NEW ZACH DAY, and on third
page an advance over stated rates.
E Advertisement directed TO be displayed, OF set
in Iarg- type, charged at DOUBLE RATES.
"a Yearly advertisers will be charged extra for &C.
cnpying space over contract. and when large type is
required TO be used. or the advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
E Yearly advertisers will be charged extaa, at
regular rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals, CoPsrtner-
ships, Notices. To Consisnees, etc.
~@TrdRsieRt AGUertiSem5RtS must BE- paid for IN
Advance.
R-Ho advertisement will appear In the Weekly ps.
per unless by special contract.
~ advertisements 10 be inserted in the Weekly
paper only, or at Irregular intervals in either Of the
papers, viii be charged 81 per square for each and
every insertion.
IS Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Offices, S each, 70 be paid in advance in
every instance.
~ Marriages znd Deaths are published as news
but Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral lnvi-
tatiOus as all other advertisements.
20 All legal and transient advertisements wi be
charged by the Insertion.
ETTEdtorisl notices in local column will be charged
cents per line.
~ Nc deduction or variation VIII be made from
the foregoing rates.
McOLANAHAN & DILL.
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sissipPi river, about two miles south Of Memphis, -.
on the Arkansas side. IL contains
235 Acres,
According TO q survey made in 1850, with a river front
of half a mile. The soil consists OF q remarkably fer
tile black loan, nearly AZ light as q hank Of ashes, end
some idea Of its depth may be asceTtaiued from the fact
that q cistern has been dug, In its immediate vicinity, 70
the depth OF twelve feet, without reaching the clav. l.
IS almost entirely above overflow, the unprecedented
floods OF 'Jo and 80 covering only a small portion Of il,
and it Is also protected by a fine ieyee, which has been
greatly Strengthened during the past year. 1t has no
improvements except some rough cabins, but has seVe-
raj roads through il, for the purpose of hauling wood TO
the river, where two line landings have been cut. l. Is
one OF the finest locations for a wood yard on the river.
having q bluff bank and sufficient depth Of water for
boats TO land at any season OF the year. The timber Is
very heavy, consisting Of guIn, ash, blackberry aud
walnut, aud if cut of and sold, would more than ply
for the land
have been told by competent Judges, that the pecu.
liar advantages Of this land are 20 great, that bat for
he present war, 1t could be 5oli readily for 500 per
acre. It's nearness 10 the rapidly growing city of Mem
phis, greatly adds TO its value, and should that city be
made he capital Of the Confederate StateE, rs it il now
thought IL viii be, in a very short time il would com
msnd $500 per acre.
It is now Offered at the low price Of SEQ per acre
one half cash, and thu balance in twelve months.
Nothing bot pecuniary embHrrassmeuts induce The
owner TO offer il at such a sacrifice. Possession given
immediately. Title perfect.
aul5-deod3m z. N APPERSON.
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R
NOTICE

Memphis and Charleston r. RI
MEMPHIS July II, 1861.
on n AFTER sATUR-
ODAY, the 18Th instant, the - f
PASSENGEE TRATN Vii ~
discontinued
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. making close con
necuvns a. Grand sunCt8n, COrinth. Decatur, Steven
son and chattanooga, will leave daily a. C:3OA. 81 snd
arrive at l ,. NJ.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train will pm
daily, Sundays excepted, arriving at 9IO A. N. and
leaving al o'JJ ,. N. W. J. Isl
yI& General Superintendent.
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Local ScheaMEe--.NaiI Train g!

Freight CJssE accommodation
Trains.
Willeave and arrive as follows:
Leave Memphis at - NJ. On MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS and FRIDAYS Arrive at Grenada at 10 ?. n.
Leave Grenada at Z 4. NJ. en- TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS Arrive at Memphis at
$50 p. N. r. HOUGH,
SEA General Superintendent.
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RAILROAD,
AND ITS CONNECTIONS.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST,
" ls6l, Trains VIII run daily as follows, viz:
Leave Grenada, northward, at l.JO A. NJ, or on the
arrival Of the train from New Orleans arrive in Mem
phis at $50 A. NJ; leave Memphis, for Grenada and
New Orleans, at 1910 A. N.
Trains on this Road make close connections with the
Mississippi Genital Road At Grenada, and with The
Memphis and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston Roads
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NOTICE!
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE

RTcHNoyD. Va, Sept q, 1861.
PMY MEDICAL BOARDS, for the examination OF
A SurreonAARd Assistant Surgeons, have been OF,
Candidate for the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sIstsnt Surgeons will be examined by these Boards, on
nresantinr an Invitation to appear before them from
Inc Secretary Of War. which may lie obtained BY for
vgBrdIng their application, with testimoBisls Of lDord
Character, 10 the War Department
Examining Boards will e held at other points farther
Soulh at q convenient time. ce5
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TO ALE WHOM 1T MAY COECERN!
10000 LARGE AND SMALL
GUNNY BAGS For SALE!

LSO, slarge quantity Ct Scrap Brass and Copper,
u Pig Lead and Slab Zine For sale by
PHILIP MCGUIRE,
l64, l66 End los Mgg.ziue street,
seIO-3m View Orleans
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

- . posite Bank of Memphis.
Capital. 81 OOO COO
CS-n capital and surplus paid up---.----.s $4,000
ES SOUUO deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security to policy holders.
Lhsnres against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer
GhHnolZe OF every description. Also, on Leases and
: nInture. All losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly
DIRECTORS:
VIM II. Mcfarland. President Farmers Rank.
\. warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdsle:
nm g. Crenshsw, firm Of Crenshaw & Co;
MeliLngt0n Goddin, firm Of GOddiu & Appersop;
v. Mclanee, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure & Co:
p a. BtrSsdhle, nrm OF Wa wick & Barkslule.
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturers.
l. d. Crsnshaw, firm of HaxaI. Crenshavy & 70.
John l.. Bacon, finn Of Bacon & Baskerville.
KB. Haxal, hrm Of Haxan, Crenshay & Co:
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner;
Hm- D. MaTwleSr hrm of Warwick d Barksdale;
James Alfred Jones Attorney at Law;
G. Q. Elicit, Builder;
EG Ruihn, 4griculturisi and Manufactures.
X. w. McGTudsr, firm Of NcGrud-rE Som.
W. W. Crump, Attorney 1t LAW.
James Dunlop, trm of Duniop. Nopeure & 20
BOILING W. HAYAIL, PresIdsn,
OF. BRESEE, Secretary.
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CONFEDERATE TREASURY
NOTES.
Confederate Treasury E0ies

|~N""""-~ - "~W-|-~I |0|WN|H
in payment Of all bills made with a.. A discount q
TIN Err CENT. will Be made 90 all persons that are
Indebted 70 Us By noes and accounts. that viii tome
forward and pay in full on their notes and accounts.
and the above Treasury Notes OF Bond viii BE- received
in payment At par, if paid in three months from dsts.
QUINB 81 ROBINSON.
Memphis. Aurust z 1851 arf-gm
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

nT4TE of TENhES EE.-ProceediBg- had in the
~ cisrt's Office. cbancery side Of the rOpmon law and
chsprerv court Of tire city Of Memphis, Saturday, Oc-
: y Watson and Priscilla S. Watson,
vs. ComplsiEants,
F. NJ Apperson, Claiborn Deloach, and oilers,
Defendants.
II appesring from affidavit filed in this cause that the
residence Of defendant, David S. Adams, Is unknown TO
compliments, and hat the defendant, Thos. 5. Adams,
IL non-restd dent Of the State Of Tennessee,
II IL therefore ordered that they do enter their appear
spce herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court, to be held on the second Mon
in November next. l56I, and p cad, answer or de
muir, to complainants' bill. or The same will be taken
for confessed "a to them. and set for hearing ex parte,
and that a copy of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eQpy-attest JOHN G. LAN.fR.
Clerk and Master.
E. NJ. Yergcr, solicitor for complainant.