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Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01
4 lANCERS CURED WITHOUT THE

~ MURDEROUS KEIFE.-DR. JOHN b. WOOD
ative the Island Grand Caymans has after very
uccessfu practice OF several Cape Cod, been
induced extend his practice to the country and
herefnre notifies the inhabitants Worcester County
and vicinity, that he viii be ready attend patients
who will visit write to him, foYincetow Mass.
Ills applications perfectly harmless.te Knife ReUer
used and OF the cancer certain That Dr. Wood
Is no mere pretender, numerous and respectable
certificates citizens of ProvincetowT abndantly
testify The DR. prefers patients to visit him, but
leave home if cases urgent. Steamer Acorn run
twice a week between Boston and ProvincetOwn.
49, Address DIR. JOHN B. WOOD.
iVlO dlw&w3m BrONlncetONn, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01
z A L L G o 0 D 5

JA MES H. r FAD Sc CO.,
No. 81 North Main street,
PROVIDENCE, r. l..
are now opening good assortment of goods adapted 10
Autumn trade, which they offer at mar$et value lor
cash or on credit for notes at Bank, II punctua
payment can be relied on, among which are
GERMAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH BROADCLoIHS,
CAsSIMERES, and DoESKiNS,
An colols and grades and of best manufacture.
CoArI NG@.-Moscow, ST. Petershurgh Castor Beavers.
Triclt Petersham and Pilot Cloth Of all qualities,
MOhar back and raletot Coatines.
FANCY CAsSIMERES, of the best styles from the best
Mills; Satincts Cashmerets Vermont Cloths, Fitch
burg Cassimeres, 3-i and Ga Union Cloths. rweeds,
Kentucy jeans silk Yevets Drills, PepDerell, Sheet
ings Silk Berages Italian Cloths raddings, Canvas.
vESTiNGS-In Velvet Cashmere, Valencia, Greenadine
and Fancy silk.
Also a full assortment of TAILoRS' TRIMMINGS.
au4K
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01

4 CENTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the ensuing fix the limit
of the loan Directors, and for the transaction Of
other business that may legally before them, will
be held at their Banking Rooms, MONDAY. the 7th
day of october al 10 O'Clock a Per order of
Directors. &. 4. HARrSIOfN. Cashier.
Worcester Sent 10. 1861 dtu7 SO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01

ECHANICS BANK The Annual
4iA Meeting of the Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank for the choice Of Directors the ensuing year and
the transaction OF other business that may legally
come before them, will be held at their Banking Rooms,
THURSDAY, October 10Th, at ocluck p
;. BERRY, Cashier.
Worcester, Mass, Sept 1861 dtOetlO s23
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01
Notlces.

FsNO THE TAX PAYERS.
TREAsURERs OFFICE CITY OF WORCESTER
September 2j, 1861 !
The Tax Bi'Is
are all ready for settlement. Six per discount if
paid before October 10.
1t will much time and much obige the Treasurer
ii the tax payers will bring Worcester County money.
OFFICE IN CITY HALL BUILDING
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01

AUINSIGAMOND RANK.-The Stock
~Ak holders of the Quinsigamo. Bank of Worcester,
are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting, for the
choice of Directors for ne ensuing to fix the limit
the Directors ami for the transaction OF any
other business that may legally before them will
be held at their Banking Rooms on FRIDAY, the eley
enth day October next, at 10 O'Clock IN, Per
der of the Directors, j. S. FARNUM, Cashier
Worcester Sent 90 1861 dtoll s2l
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01
MO MORE LIVES LOST BY FLUID
IN LAMP EXPLOSIONS.

Renders burning fluid perfectly safe in that respect as
II allows he eas TO escape fro the lamp as fast as 1t ac
cuinuates ii also prevents the explosion Of gas IN the
flame while burning as all fluid lamps are SloWn TO do'
II also consumes less fGid and makes seadler light
Take YOUR lamps to PUTNAM CLAKh, l45 NAN
street. have the Safety Valve applied before any Sc
rious accident occurs Price ! c or tour for sue
Local and Travelling Agents wanted Address ,. =. -
Worcester Post Office. d3m slf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-01

RLACKSTONE BANK. = The stock
~ holders of the Blackstone Bank. Ukhrdre,
hereby notified that their annual meeting he choice
OF Directors and the transaction of other business
which may legally before them will be held in the
Hall over said Bank, MONDAY, the seventh dav of
October next, at two o'cock p also fix the Emit
of the loan the Directors provided by the statute
L. W. HAYWARD Cash r
Uxbridge, Sept. 4, 1861. d&wto7 s4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03

The river was swelling more slowly yester-
day.....' The Ohio has fallen to four and a
half feet in the channel at Pittsburg, and five
feet eight inches in the canal at L1uisv..Ie......
The Arkansas river boats report two feet in
that stream at Pine Buff. We had fine
weather yesterday, and q brisk business at the
wharf,.....T The Mars arrived from New
Madrid with two hundred and nineteen sacks
Of potatoes 900. The 81. Francis, from St.
Francis river, had thirty-four bales Of cotton
and twenty-three hundred sacks Of cotton seed,
the latter mostly lowed 900. The Kentucky,
FROM Hickman, had nine hundred and fifty
sacks Of wheat, one hundred and forty-six
sacks of potatoes, one hundred and thirty-6ve
SACKS Of oats, twelve hundred barrels Of apples,
ten hOgsheads Of tobacco, and nine cattle. The
kentucky has orders to BE- at New Madrid to-
morrow evening; she will therefore start at 9
o'clock this morning......The Tucker, from
New Madrid, had four hundred aud ninety-siX
sacks Of corn, one hundred and ninety-six
sacks and seventy-fvs barrels Of flour, one
bundled AMI ninety-three sacks Of oats, and
sixty eight sacks Of potatoes she started back
in the evening......The Alonzo Child, from
New Orleans, brought in thirty-four hundred
and twenty five sacks of salt for r%eshipment
by railroad, four hundred and nine barrels and
one hundred and eight hogsheads Of sugar,
~ffty-fVe barrels molasses, and other merchan-
disc she returns to New Orleans this even
ing. This is a fne boat the commander, Cap
tain DeHaven, and Mr. Mcbride, the clerk,
are polite and experienced Olicers......The
Grand Duke is due t:-dsy from New Orleans.
1.-THE following boats were at the landing
at sundowa last night: Fred. Notrebe, Little
Rock, Admiral, JEFF. Davis, Sam Hale, Mo-
hawk, Cheney, Charm, and Simonds.
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Lugs, Inferior to Leaf. "a
Inferior and Common
- "a
EtHe
Cl5-ce and selections 9lO
~FLQUR-Ths late decline in New Orleans has had =
depressing influence upon our market during the past
week. and with ample stocks and only a moderate de-
mlnd we quote an irregular decline on all country
brands Of $3.50 r brI, while city mills rsmsiR firm
at previous rates. We now quote superane Ss.609
s6.75, extra $500, AID choice do. So 50.
W-HEAT-Thers has been no change in the market
during tas week, the dsmsnd having ruled steady
throughout, with average sales at former prices. We
sgain quote Interior and common red sOS9Oc, and prime
sI.oO = bushel.
EYE-In go d demand at sOe@$1 90 = bushel.
OATs-Firm at 81 4@ssc, N lots.
COBN-The receipts hsve been light, and with a fair
demand the market is q shade nrmer. We quote 4s955c
S. the range Of prices for yellow and white.
HAY-we quite prime Ss5GSs5, and mixed s2s@$sO
2 tun.
BRAN AND sHoRrs-Firm at $40 2 tun for bran.
and S2t for shorts.
NESS PORK-Th market is now firm At ssO9S2s 2
brian advance.
~BACOE-The demand is to a fair extent, and the mar
KIT ia finn with an upward tendency. We again 4uots
shoulders I4GI4H. rib sides I79I7E, clear sides 100
20, and hama lsa2Oc, as in quality.
LARD-Has further advanced and is now firm at 1s9
zoe for brls and ties, AM 2I622 in kegs.
sALT-Ths market has experienced a further sd-
vance and is now drm At SO. 5OaSs rs for coarse, and
si.95G8io0 for hle in lots, and $500 for coarse and
81 5OGsi75 for fine. BY retail.
s~CGAR-The market has been active during the week
and has advanced h . pound. We nov quote lev fair
sH@6s, fair to fully fair 7a7H, prime sH@sz,
choics s49sH, aud clarified and fancy sH@IOAc, as
in quality.
C~OFFEE-Barket poorly supplied and firm s594Oc,
according to quality.
MOLAsSEs-FiGm and active at s5c in lots.
B~AGGING-Narkst active and the retail demand sup
piled al Is for India, g for hand, and &c for power.
R~OPE-scarce and in demand at I68ISBc for ma
chine.
IRON Es-The market has advanced and is no :
firm at t2Hc p n.
firm at Sc for family, No. 1 81, Ger
man 79sz, and cotton seed &c.
HIDES-witha good demand We now quote at SC for
dry flint, and &c for green
EGGs-with fair offerings and moderate demand the
market is quiet at zoe, in lots.
PAINTs-Demand active at 7@sc for pure white
lead, ard for outside brands SCI. ~ino-whits French
SOLO and American Csc.
EAILs-In good supply and fair demand at $50 $50
p keg.
OALo-AAo uohaH4 - CIV aHu p4iIpa uANo 81 uP-
ward tendency. Coal is selling at sI.Oo9si.2 %, lard
SI.25.
LINE, CEHEN N P~LAsTER-Lime is in fair
dems d at s2.5O9$s 2 brl. for OOIite, and -, for Cape,
in lots from store. RosedaIe and Newark Cement at
81 90, and Ohio Falls at $3.50 = brI. Calcinsd plaster
is il good demand ST Sc. Oo9 500, with very little in
market.
CORR MEAL.-There is q good demand at sO9S5c q
bushel, in lots.
BUTTER-we note a moderate inquiry for prime at
csc, for tubs and kegs.
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TRIRUTE OF

At a meeting Of the seotohmen. citizens Of Memphis,
convened OF, occasion Of thed,ath Of our revered friend
and c~ountryman, Mr. VIM PooLEV, late Captain OF the
Memphis High and Guard.
Resolved, That while we bow with humble submission
to the DEGREES Of an al wise Providence, we cannot but
mourn the loss Of one, who al al times contributed to
our ratloual and social circles enj yment tha' generous
and geutleman'y department, which endeared him TO Us
and every one who joined US on these national and fes-
tive occasions.
Resolved. That we tender to bis beroaved widow and
the bsreaved relatives our heartfelt sympathies snd
confidence, and humbly resign her to tn care Of Him
who promises to be a husband TO the widow.
Rezslved, That while We mourn the loss OF q friend,
the Community also loses an ho-orabIe and influential
citizen.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the
Memphis APPEAL, and copies forwarded to the family
A.. g WILLIAMSON, sec'y
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FnR ACTIVE

A few more companies are needed to com,
plete a mounted regiment, now being formed
here for active service. There is also TOoH
for a few more recruits 10 a company Of hide
pendent Rangers not to be attached to any
regiment unless on the option Of the members
Applicants for membership in the Rangers tt
furnish their own arms and horses. To those
desiring to engage in the cavalry service ar
excellent opportunity is offered. Now, free
menl rally to the defense Of your liberties
your homes and your fIesidesl
TALg. %, div. n. B. FoRREs-.
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In Chancery at Memphis.

CTATE IF TENNESSBE-Proceedings had in the
- Clerks once, Chanoery side Of the Common Law
and Cha Gerry court o. the city Of Memphis, on Tuesday,
August the 26th, 1861.
william A. Violet and william G.. 8latk, firm Of
WIN. A. Violet y Co., Compartments,
VS..
Ambrose n. Bryson and James Y. BrySOn, firm Of Bry-
son * Brother, and others, Defendants.
IL appearing from an isvit hled in this cause that
the defendants, Ambrose N. Bryson and James ". B y
son, hrm Of Bryscu a Brother, are EoD-Fe,ldants q the
State Of Tennessee: II IS ordered that they do enter
their appearance herein before or within the nrst
three days Of the next term OF said court, to be held on
the second Monday in November next, 1861, aud plead,
answer or demur to compIaiuants' bill, er tne same viii
be taken for con essed "a TO them ana set for hearing ez
marie. and that this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks 10 the Memphis Appeal.
A c,5y-attest: o. G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams and McKisirk, solicitors! for eOmpialnants.
e19gauAw
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", Chaucery, at memphis.

HTATE or TENNESSEE. Proceedings had In the
- Clerks odce, Chaneery Side Of the Common Law
and ChsDcery Court OF the city Of Memphis, Wedues-
day, April the 18Th, 1851.
p. Wilson and P. Hagen, Compartments,
vs..
VIM. 2. Lewis and others, Def ndants.
II appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that
the defendants, L. h0ulor, A. Colombet and X. Dures-
ire are nor. residents OF the State Of tennessee, It's Or
drred that ID Y 90 enter their appearance herein beiO z
or within the urst three days Of the next term o. said
CONT. % be held on toe second EGndsy In November
next. Qs61 aud PIE 6, answer. or demuT to c~ou1pisin-
ants amended bill, or tho same viii be taken for cor
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing ex parte, and that
a COPY Of this order be published once . week FOR four
succ5 ssivs weeks In The Memphis Appeal.
Acapy-sJtest: JOHN Q. AMER,
Clerk and Master.
F. ". Brooks and !. 4. Gregory, solicitors for COM
pisinants.
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I'm Chancery at menaphfs.

CTATE or TENNESSEE.-PrsceediHgs had in TIT
- CLERKS ofice, Chsrcery side OF the Common Law
and Chancary court OF the city Of Memphis, Thursday,
April Alb, 1851.
George Cooper, Complainant,
vs..
Matilda CC0par, Defendant.
l. appearing from aaadavit fled in this cssse that the
defendant, Matilda Cooper IS a nonresident Of TIE
STATE Of Tennessee, il il ordered that she DO enter
her Appe rance herein before OF within the first three
DAYS II the next term OF said court, t. be held on the
second Monday In November. 1861, and plead, answer
OF dFm-r to omslaiEanus bill, or the same will Be
taken for confessed as 70 her snd set for hearing ex
parta, and that a copy Of this order be published once 3
week for four snc.essive weeks in the Memphis APP
pesI A c1uy-sttest: OHN G. LANTE8,
CLERK and Master.
Charles II. Stroller, solicitor for complainant.
- ga-Hwy
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Ia Chanoerv at rTempE,is.

nTsTF OF TENREssEE.-Proceedings had in the
y clerks once cAanceTy side OF the common law and
GEaBcery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, August
the 18th, 1851.
G. G.. Mcpherson, CompiaIhsh5
VS.
Gaorre n Parbour and others. Defendants
Il sppearIug from AFFIDAVIT fled IN this cause tbatths
defendant, GEORGE \. Barbour Is q nonresident OF the
State OF TeHnessee, it IS ordered that he do enter BIS
appearance herein before or Within the hrst three
days of the next term Of said CONT, TO be held on the
second MondEy in November next, 1861, aud pie d
answer or demur t. oompl8inaBt's bill, or The samP viii
, 9 @ ken for confessed a. 70 hlU and set for hearing ez
psrte and that ? copy Of this order be published oncs a
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a osFy-sttest: John @. LAHIER
CLERK and Master
@. KOrt.echt. solicitor for complainant.
sea law4W
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CVTATE OF zsSEE. -Proceediugs hsd ia the
> Clerks C1ise, Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Cha1csry court OF the city Of Memphis, tuesday, AGy
tie 2Sgh, 1861.
NcEwen, Comp alnaBt's
vs..
Charles McDermott and G. VI Duvai and wife sarEaret
L., Der bu1Hl'.
Il appearing frsm afadavit ried in this cause that the
defeltauts, Charles ECDermOtt and @ " Duval aud
wifi Margaret 1. DUvAl, are non-resldentS Of the
state # Tonnes ee, lJ i ordered that they do enter
their appearance herein Def re er within the net
three Gays o. the next term Of said court 70 he heide on the
second Monday IN Novem= er neXt, 1851, and plead sn-wer
or demuT % cJmpIaiuaBts' bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as 20 them sEd set FOR hearing ex psrte, and
that copy o. this order be Published once q week Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis appeal. a
cgpy-attesu: JOHS G. LAElH8,
CLERK and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03

CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had In the
clerks once, chaLcery side 0f the common law and
ohancery. court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday, Au-
gust the 18th, 1851.
J.. A. EioCmenLhalr Ccmalaiusut
vs..
The PhU1iE Insurance Company Of Hartford, Coanscti-
cut, AID !. T.. Dunlap, Defendants.
It appearing from Eidavit 6led in this cause that ne
defenssnt, The FEGlIx Insurance Company q Hart
fgrdi Connect cut, Is 3 non resident OF The State Of
Tennessee, IL is ordered that 10 do enter its appearance
herein before or within the FIRST thres Gays Of tn next
term Of said court 10 be held On the second Monday
In November next, 1851 ard plead. answer or demur TO
cCnplainauts bill, OF The same will be taken for con
sessed as 70 it, and set for hearing ez psrte, sud hat
q copy Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in tbs Memphis Appeal.
a JOHN @. MET
Clerk and Master,
walter Coleman, solicitor for complainant.
sea iaW4w
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In Cnaucery at Memphis.

TTATE OF ENN SEE .-PrOceediags hat in the
- Clerks cfac-, ChGnosyy side Of the Common Law
and Chlncery court o. the city sf Memphis. Friday,
April the goth, 1861.
George ". SrdaTraus, Complainant
vs..
c. R. Hegdrickson and others, Defendants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT hIed in this cause that the
defendants, G. r HeudTickson and N J HendrIckaon
are BoH-re,iients Of the State Of Tennessee, 1t Is or
Gsred that tfey DO enter their appearance herein before
or within the drst three days OF the next term CT SAID
court to be held on the second MONDAY in November next,
1851. and plead, answer or dsmur TO c0mp,ainant's bill
or the SAM viii be taken for confessed as 70 them, aud
set for hearing e5 p-rte, and that a copy OF this order
be p~ublisle. slcs i week. for four successive weeks IN
The AempaisA appeal. -
JOHN O LANIRR,
Clerk and Master.
". D.. Beard, solicitor for complainant.
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FONTS Lenying.

FOR KEW ORLEANS The splendid passenger boat
AlonZ) ChlldS, EeHaveI master, leaves IS above this
evening at 3 O'Clock. Thomas h. Williams 81 Co. and
Bourne & Co, AGENTS.
For ST F2ANCIs RIVER TIE sp'en1iJ passenger
packet St. Francis No. ), Capt. T R. Bowman. leaves
this evening for Helena AMI the ST. francis river.
Larry HarmStad. scent.
For WHITE RIVER The passenger steamer San
Hale. Capt Bris.oe. leaves this evening at ! O'Clock.
Larry HaTms;ad agent.
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In Chancery at FieEaphfs,

CTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
y C,er.'s oH-e, Chaucers side Of the Cymmon law
and Chancery court Of he city Of Memphis, Friday
Augu=t the Cd. 1861.
W. J. Haraes and S. H. GoetseI 81 Co. C,uplainan;s,
VS..
J. W. TuuTkins & Co. and others. Defendants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT nlet IN this cause that the
defendants, J. ". TompkIns * Go. are uUn-resi-eut Of
the state Of Tennessee, II Is ordered IN Z they do enter
their appearance herein before or within the arst three
days OF the neXtfeTm ofs.id cont, 10 be he q on the sec
ond MONDAY in November next, 1861. and plead, answer
or damur 70 c0mplaIuaufS amended and Implement
bin, OF the SANE Will he taken for CTfeSs5d as 10
thsu and set for hearing eX uarte, aud that a cory Of
this order be published euce a week for four sucCes-
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. A copy attest
JOEN c. LAETER,
Clerk and Master.
Henry G. Smith, solicitor for comDlainsnt.s
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In ChnnCery at FFensnhfs.

CTATE y TENNESSEE :-Pro-aefLu-s had in tn
y CLERKS Office, Chsucery Side Of the G uuau Law ana
CuaEoery Court OF tEeoty Of AsTphIs, wednesday,
July the lOta, 1861.
7. q, Hatch, Complainant,
vs..
Thomas = Graft aaj Geo. Y. swc5ssr, Am OF Thomas
J Graft y Co. ana L. C. H4rdEICk, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit filed IN this cause that the
defendants, Thomas }. Graft and Geo &c ". swebser
are non-Iesid"nts OF the State Of Tennessee: II is
Orte Ell that they Dc enter their appearance herein
before or within thu frat three days Of the uext torn
Of said Court, TO be held On the second Monday IN
November next, Q95I) aud plead, answer or demUr 70
complaluant's bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed as 10 them, and se- for hearing exparte.
and that a copy OF This order be published once a week
FOR four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
ACOpy-atteSt: JOB g. LAnTER,
Clerk and Master.
Henry C. smith, solicitor for complainant.
80 a.raLFv
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,FEH' ".fRR.aFcru-g n

REEAPHIS n ARKANSAS RIVER
WI C~CEFEDERATE STATES MAIL izALs
LINE -Tne shove line VIII. during Dw&
water In the Arkansas river TuR small boats from Ma
po.sOn 70 Little Rock.
PASSENGERS leaving AenghLs on Mordays, Wsduev-
dsys and Saturdays, connect direc-Iy with these boats
next day at Ess-iegu. They leave Napoleon sunday,
Tuf sday and Thursday evening", and connect direct at
Little Rock with coaches far Hot Sp-Iugs and Fort
Smith. F0r farther apply %
J0aE ID. ADAMS. Prop i-tor. or
LARRY HAEHSFaD Ascent.
jy30-3ms Corner Madison street ar- Fro-t row
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CTATB OF TENNESSEE.-ProcsedIngs had in thu
> CLERKS oHce, cbancery side Of the c3mIa1n law and
cnarce-y court Of the city Of Memphis, Tdur.day, BAY
She p, 1851.
p. y. T~edgvood and Mary A. b. wedgwood.
IS. Complainant,
C. G. Mex ahan and John ". walker, Defendants.
Il appearing from af1davIt Med ia this cause that the
defendants, G. C C &aLan and John ". Walker are
"a u-resideufs Of the state Of Tennessee, 1t Is ordered
that they dc enter their appearance herein before or
within the Erst three days Of the next termt 4 said
court, TO be held on the Second Monday in November next
ES5I) aud plead, ansSer or demur TO complsinsnts'
Bin or the same will be taken for confessed as 70 then,
and set for hearing sZ parte, and that q copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
4 JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
S Venable, solicitor for compliments.
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A LADY RoEGED.-A gentleman, who kept
a wholesale wine and spirit store in this city
on Court Square, died a short time ago, leav-
ing to bis wife an insurance on his life of nine
thousand dollars. At the end Of sixty days
the widow went to Cincinnati and at the in
surance Office received the money. AS she
was leaving the place she was arrested by Of
fciaIs, and the whole of the money taken from
her. She arrived here a few days ago with
cut cent to help her in the difficulties incl
dent to her bereavement.
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GREAT VICToRY The ladies of SomerVille
and vicinity will give a musical concert with
tableaux v%ivants, on Friday evening CSeptem-
Der g. at the Female Institute, at early candle
light, for the benefit Of the soldiers. Every
one, old and young, who feels any interest in
fine sights and sounds, in good eating or the
southern cause, will please be present. Ad-
mittance fifty cents, under twelve years, TWEEN
ty-ive cents. E!egan. supper free Of charge.
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CTATE OF TENN notwithstanding had in the
- clerks office, chanCery side OF the common law and
Chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Thursday, Au-
gust the LIST, 1851.
David c. Love, Complainant,
VS..
r. B. Declare and ,thers. Defendants.
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT fled in this cause, that the
defendants, R. r. Declare ana his WI 2, Louisa Declare,
se Dun-rCsideuts Of the state Of Tennessee
10 is ordered hat they do enter their appearance
herein before OF within The FIRST three days OF the next
term Of said Court, 10 be held on the second Monday
in November next, Ns5il and plead, answer, OF demur
to complalnants ban, or the same VIII be taken for con-
fessed Is TO them, and Get for hearing ex parte, and that a
copy Of this order De published once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks in the-Memphis Appeal. A cogy-at est:
.Uuh G. LAEIER,
ClQ-F AVID Master.
Small and Fou.e, solicitors for complainant.