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, 1861-08-19

MILWAUKEE MONEY MARKET.-The Sentinel Of
this morning saya exchange is plenty and dull at
4@5 . cent. prem.
CHc1EEAr1 MONEY MARKET.--The Gazette re-
ports mere activity, on account Of the movement
Of breadstutfs. Exchange rn!ed dull at 4 q cent.
p,em.
ST LOUIS MONEY MAHKET.-Tne Democrat of
today Gays the money market is still dull. B1nlz~
able funds were quiet at 92@92Hc.
SPEoH STRENGTH OF NEW YoRK.-The specie
strength ofNew York alone is nearly equa1 to that
Of the Bank Of England {e12 1856 00D, with no i'm
mediate probability Of its dinaini hing, as the
curse Of cur foreign trade has every appearance
Of continuing to rule In cur favor for come time
to come. The banks Of New York city hold fifty
millions In specie, not to speak Of the reserve of
the sub-Treasury and Mini, which is equal to ten
millions more.
GA1ENA & CHICAGO UNION B. R.-The earninga
Of this road during the week ending August is,
were as fellows.
, 1861-08-19

xcf.7p..AS DxAGooNs.-The Mcclellan
nr.encns ;C nj. BssIu) )pa,adei last eyeaing,
pod u.ayched through several streets. The
cc,nnacy mustered 10 men, and will leave On
Trtsdsr fer Nssblagton-
Arnr OrTf1r,-Aessrs. Turner Il Sidwsys,
sos Randolph street, 8addiess and Harness
manufactures, have already made 1000 sat Of
cavalry equipments aad have 5000 more set to
mike, mostly ordtred ky the State,-ship1ed
Yesterday for the Fox River Regiment, 180
set. They employ 200 men.
TIE UNITED STATES EeuRT.--In this Court
the Corn Planter Patent Right suit of Jarvis
Case rs. George ". Brown has dragged its
tlow length along for two weeks past The
sspune1 ts Of Assszs- Goodwin and ookips
rtms:n to be delivered on Monday and Tues
day Of this week
MILITARY EQuuAEE7s.-Traius arrived
though from Pisssbu1g rsa. Ft Wayne, yes
ttrdsy. Among the goods received By express
were 81 boxes guns, weighing Il ,225o lbs, fill
irg three ca5e. They were shipped to Bur-
lingtcn, 1owzz for Gov. Kirkxood of that
State.
CONCERT sALooS.-The keeper, and six or
eight inmates, Of the Jupiter saloon, were be
fore the Court yesterday, anu plead guilty to
the charge against' them The keepsr was
fined s25, and the others IS each. The au-
thorit;es are determined to rid the city Of
tAess trouble. brewing places OF amusement
IARcsSI.-Catherine Nolan was before the
Police Cou11 yesterdar, for having stolen
from the Intelligence ofice Of a Nh. Markz,
ECO Soa!h Water street, wellflled carpet
sack, containing The wardrobe Of Mary Wicss
When arrested, the prisoner told the ofies
where The property could be found Held X
bail in the sum cf 500.
F% The Fifth Annual Excursion Of th
Chicago Musical Onion will be given On th
steamer Sea BIRD, Capt. Blodgett, on Thurs
day evening, Aug. q, leaving the dock, foo
of Iass11e street, st P. NJ The success o
these excarbions previous years, gives prom
ise Of F.eaeant time to all who may join i,
this.
SwoED PeEsES1A11oS.-The employees G
TIE American and United States Express Cor
paniee, in the city, have purchased fin
sword, which will be presented to Capt Cat
'ma2, ct the Douglas Brigade, this afternoo.
Capt German Is an old employee Of the 0. s
Express Company, and his former compa1
ions make the presentation in token Of COZ
tirued coed Will.
PREsTo-cHSGE. On Tuesday eyenin
lsst, four policemen were Withdrawn from tt
1Dth Ward zEd transferred to the 5sh-b
tween Harrison and Kinz:e, West side, II
reason assigned by one OF the policemen
tha! the alderman ct the 10th voted again
paying the Police, at the Council Iaeetiu
Monday evening,
f The Panorama of the War was exhj
tied again Saturday evening to nunaer6
and approaching audience. Frequent {
p1ause greeted the views, and the song u
especas1ly excellent The dlssolving vie
we're very beautiful ard splendidly Light
The comic scenes excited nproars Of lau
ter. It is to run every evening this ne
Those Who neglect to go and see it will n
afich treat
, 1861-08-19

CONCERT sALooS.-The keeper, and six or
eight inmates, Of the Jupiter saloon, were be-
fore tae Court yesterday, and plead guilty to
THE charge against' them. The keepsr was
fined s25, and the others IS each. The au-
thorities are determined to rid the city Of
tAess tEoubie.b1ewing places OF amusement.
, 1861-08-19

KIM AGENTS WANTEU.~$4U
DVeF PET month and expenses made Ee11ag
Llcyds Tinted ststea Rsf1road and War MAJ. and tbs
ReTa1d'x Wbr Map Wholesale A.ency corner stAte
s1a EaaEeaRh 81 streets Chicago. n :. g. Box 1859,
Iese 1etln postage stamp ia enclosed The above
Mans aisd to sn5 part Ct the world receipt of Is
cents In ToneE c.3tsMps
aul6-gS562w e. &. LANDoN. Agent
, 1861-08-19

~ Chasch's Raspberry Jam, the best made,
foz eals only at GA Lake street. 2u12g84
- AL should not faf to read the adTeztisa-
inert of Prof. Wood in today paper. mh-1I.
, 1861-08-19

MAGELLAN DnAaooNs.-The Mcclellan
Dzssocrs &c :pt. B1rk.f)paFadea last eyeaing,
end uaycaed through several streets. The
company mustered 10 men, and will leave on
*rtsdsr fer Washington
, 1861-08-19

LARclST.-Catherine Nolan was before the
Police Cou11 yesterday, for having Stolen
from the Intelligence of1ice Of Mr. Markz,
a60 Soa!h Water street, welLflled carpet
sack, containing The wardrobe Of Mary Wicss.
When arrested, the prisoner told the ofies IT
whs-e The property could be found Held to
hau in the suIn cf 500.
, 1861-08-19

Total. ...... 1856 1884 149796 17s9s sa4
, 1861-08-19

MILITARY EQuu4ES7s.-Traius arrived
through from Pissssbulg ria. Ft. Wayne, yes
ttrdsy. Among the goods received BY express
were 81 boxes guns, weighing Il $50 lbs, fill
irg th1ee cars. They were shipped to Bur-
lingten, 1owE. for Gov. Knkwood Of that
State
, 1861-08-19
pECRUITs WAtTED FOB
: The Sixteenth Regiment Of
UNITED STATES INFANTRY,

Applications cen be taade e7erT day at the Resi-
A:ental Head Quarte.s No. Isl DearboIn street.
the Post Office or al 1874 West Randolph strs=t. any.
hed5 procuring an able bodied Eecrnit viii recelTa
TRo Dora1z- a. ]. SLEMMER,
.esater leta I1fanzy. Superintendent 8egt Reetz
iFi2tI2&nra
, 1861-08-19

pOARDlNG.-A pleasant suite Of
~ Front Rooms to rent With board IN aprivate
family, located on Wsba8a 9ven1e. north OF AaaUa
Et.tet Address Post Office Boz l948- ans
, 1861-08-19

DOhRDING.-Parties wishing
ID Beard can be accomw odated, in nice ne* Brick
House, Wfts splendid rooIne, at moderate price, by
calling at I93 Vest Randolph street. aui6 E3831Y
, 1861-08-19

AnvERIsER l;',.1 Z hsaE dss1ss s.,s;a s
turing or ComIptss!en Houae- Has taorou.h kno T.
ledge OF BeGk Keeping aud AccountA wrt*s rapidly.
and ia accustomed to eeliEg goods Speaks the Ger
Ensgs, and gfye tstclRss clET fzfersnces
address Post QEEh Boz 1Q8 GuIz3t
, 1861-08-19

! ts~ Attention il zsslied 70 the adTez*t *tssement
~sf &c utz@n nefeaee c'aa1aistes ior nnliafms
snd fu,IItaaents, TO be found IN another 5lunn.
, 1861-08-19

WILLIAMS & HDUGTELLING.
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nc s:9x Seuia
Water street second door west of webs street ha9
give their exclusive attention II the sale sad purAs
q al kinds Of Produce Stock Ae, on CoH1mtatoa.
Eaeh advances made bills Of afl1w and lr perty t3
store Ee1ex T. &reergs Smith d Co. hatna E.EE aaa
George Steel & Co.
] f3fG0.!F W T. HCUETKt3Yn
, 1861-08-19

sGHAkrE r TneE-1Y,e Night Express on the
Chicago T. Rock 1R.srd Railroad Leaves here
after 1t 8:15 r. II, commencing on Sunday
eyeHirg, the 18Th inst.
, 1861-08-19

B DE-. Van Buren, the East India Physician,
can be consulted daily at his rooms, McCormick's
Building. au19
, 1861-08-19

THAsKs.-Thc Northwestern Rifle Regiment
xiah rs to express their gratitude to Mrs. J.
". Smith for matn=ses aud rare delicaciss,
SO highly appreciated bg the sick, who are the
recipients
, 1861-08-19

TO RENT-Large and plea:ant
i cf5ces In tie second story OF the brick building
20 C1ars street ta,sner OF Moaroe: Also. T n
LIZ. the rre1n1sEs. sul1.e3S7-2u i
, 1861-08-19

NV AN TEACH ER, TIL
w TOR grednste OF Hkrvsrd Consge who
3sef. Wtshes 70 obt.tn eituat a. Teaehsr cr PE
vate Tutor either IN the city Gr country He has let
atr1etion given IN all branches preparatory to cese
CT business He. Address "TU fOk," Tribune 0Hca
aNESX3N
, 1861-08-19

Enn egE WISCONSIN TRoor=.-Qnarter-
rssster at 1fatifon, Wis is rsceiTing daily by
express through this Cit. shipments Of equip
4seais. &C., 1uu Wisconsin volunteers.
, 1861-08-19

TIE UNITED STATES CeuR7.--1n this Court
the Corn Planter Patent Right suit oi Jarvis
Case rs. George ". Brown has dragged its
tlow length along for two weeks past. The
s.gumats Of Aessis- Goodwin and Gookinz
rfms:n to be delivered on Monday and Tues
day Of this week
, 1861-08-19

Arnr OGF1T,-Aessrs. Turner Il Sidwsys,
sos Raudolph street, Saddiess and Harness
manufactures, have already made 1900 sat Of
cavalry equipments aad have 5000 more set to
1nake, mostly ordtred ty the State. shipped
Yesterday fc7 the Fox River Regiment, 180
set. They employ 200 men.
, 1861-08-19

ITO NT.-Two four-story
Brick Stores and Cellars 20 by l6e feet 1oa Nsrth
used to advantage By MaaufactutsEs Apply to @.
". ADAMS In rear OF l80 North Water street.
8uIty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-26

BY the POStmaSter-GeHera Of the Coz
federate States Of America.

WHEREAS, By the provisions Of the Sd section Of an
W acto Congress, approved August 3Oth- 1861, en-
titled "An Act 20 Collect. for distribution, the moneys
remaining in the several Post Offices Of the Confederate
States IT the time the postal service was taken in charge
by said Government, II d made the duty of the Post
master General 10 make proc alnaIIln that all persons
who are citizens Of the Confederate States Of America
and who may have rendered pOsta! scrvCein any Of the
States Of this Conf dcracv. 1uder contracts or appoint
ments made by the United States Government before
the Confederate St"tes GCveyu14eut took charge Of such
srryice, shall present their CLAIMS TO this Department,
ve fled and established according to such rules az he
shall prescribe, by a time therein 70 be set forth not
less than six months, and requiring tn claimant to
state under oath, how much has been paid aud the date
Of such payments, on account Of the contract or appoint
meut III der which said claim occurred. and what fund OF
provision has been set apart or made for he further pay
ment Of the whole or any portion Of the balance Of
Of any of the States; and they shall also state, on Oe'h
whether tn y performed fully the service according to
their contracts or appointments during The time for
which they claim pay, and If not, what partial service
they did perform, and what deductions have been made
from their pay 30 far AS they know on account Of any
failure, or partial failure, 90 perform such s~sr7ice.
Now. therefore, 7. JOHN Fl. REAGAN, Postmaster
General Of the Confederate States Of America, do issue
claims for postal service, under the foregoing provisions
of the Sd section Of the above named act TO present
said claims to the Audlior Of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department, for examination, on Or before the
18th day of March 1852, in order that / may max ire
port to Congress Of the amount thereof, as required-b by
Bank forms for presenting and verifying the claims
will be furnished on application to the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department.
And hereby require all persons who have hereto
fore collected moneys As pOstmasters in the States now
the Confederate States, and which they had
paid over at he time the Confederate Sta es took charge
of the postalgervice, 10 make out, under oath, and send
TO the Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office De
partment, on or before the 18th day Of October next, a
general or ledger account with the United States, for
the service of the Post Office Department, up 70 he
time the control Of he postal service was assumed by
the Confederate States, IN accordance with the general
-orrI.tioys IF the Post 0ITcn DeDHrtmeur. fgsued Nav
18th. 1859. page lot, exhibiting the balances in the pos
session Of such pOstmasters.
~ Given under my hand and sesl of the Post
! L S Office Department Of the Confederate States Of
i--JA mercs, at Richmond, Virginia, the 18Th day OF
September, in the year leCl.
JOHE REAGAN,
..aI lInuLn pns.rra.t.- Ean.raI
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MATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
y clerk Office. chaHcery tide Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday. Septea.
Der fhp 9th. 1901.
John J, Murphy, Complainant
VI.
" The Home Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York ant others, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit fled IN this cause that the
defendant, The Home Insurance Company Of the city
nessee.
Il is ordered that Il do enter Its appearance herein
before or within the first three days Of the next term
Of said c0dTt, TO be held on the second Monday 10 No
vember next, 1861, and p'ead, an-wer or demur TO com.
plainants bin, or the ssne will be taken for confessed
~ to il, aud set for bearing eK GrJe, and that a COPY Of
this order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in fhe Memphis Appeal.
~Opy-atte JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk AMI Master.
b. u. Rstss, solicitor for complainant.
Oc2 laW4w
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Estravs--ShelbY CountY.

TAKENup by VIZ. p. Beaves, on
F the 18th day Of August, 1861, q H.
bay mare MULE, III zee yesrs old. TN
GaAaz8Sthire cen hands high, reached name -LA
and rail. scar on left fore foot between ankle md knee.
and valued az SO, said Keaves lives on Memphis aud
Somervnle Plank rosd, one and a fourth miles east
Raleigh.
Taken mp by J. Il Bolton, on the IOih day Of August,
1861. a sunburnt brown horse mule. eight yesrs old. has
been worked, has three shoes on. two before and one be-
hind. and valued al SlG0. Said Bolton lives Ia the ID
civil district.
Taken up by z. Ensley, ST. on the 2Oth day Of Az
gust. 1861. a deep bay horss five years old. fourteen and
a half hands high, small white spot III the 70 ehead. both
hind feet white, black name and tail, and valued At q O..
Also q roam steed pony, twelve and a halt hands high.
small white spot on the 70 ehead and valued Ut $40.
Satu Eusley lives N the 18th civil district.
Taken up by NJ Conner, on he eth day Of Augusts
1901, a bay mare mule, eight We rs old. brsud-d On
aud valued At SIS. SAID Conner lives iu the I6rh civil
district r, =. FIFE, Ranger
RALETGH. Sertpmber 70. 1867. SOS w8a-
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GTATE OE TENEESSEE-Prooeedings had in the
> clerk Uthce, chalcery side Of the common law and
ehanc~ry court Of the cty OF Memphis, Saturday. Sep
tember the 2lsL lo6L.
James u. Elder, Complainant,
vs..
Felix q. Murphy and OTHERS, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit died 10 Tits cause thar the
defendants, Felix q. murphy -- Blackwell Asa
Collins and Jason Hawkins, ars non residents OF the
State of Tennessee,
1t is ordered that they do euter their appearance here
IN before or within the first three days Of the next term
az aid court. to De held on the second Monday III No
vsmb r next ls6l. and pleOL. mswer or demur 20 com
pldiuant,' Bill, or the same Will be taken Tor confessed
as 20 them, and set FOR hearing OK 9arte aud that q copy
Cfthis order be published once a week for four success
siye weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copv-attest; JOHN c.. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams & McKIsick, solicitors FIR complainant.
90 T.urNU
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PETITION TO SELL LANDI

state TaS5S Of Is GagrsS County Court, Sept. term. 1851.
Jno. Derryberry Admir-, etc, Of Sampson Carpet, deed,
vs.
The Heirs Of sampson Carper, deceased
De IT REMEMBERED that this cause came on TO
I'D be heard before the worshipfu County Court Of
Hardeman county, on this 81 day Of September, 1901.
upon the cOmplainants petition and it appearing 20 rhe
Court that Hoffman and wife, Sarahi NJ ". G0ber
and wife. Mary L. and the hers Of G. W. Carper. TO-
wit; Dewitt C., Addison P. and George A. CArper. ara
nonresident citizens Of the State Of Tennessee, e. IS
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal, "a
newspaper published in the city Of Memphis, requiring
said nonresident defendants 10 appear ar the Uext No
vember term Of this Court. 20 be held az the Court
House. in the town Of Bolivar, Tenn, and plead. an
swer or demUr 70 compliments petition, or the same
viii be taken FOR confessed as TO them, and set for hear
ing ex parte.
Acopy-Attest: r. Z. NELLY. Clerk.
zel6w4w BY F @. CRISP. D c.
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I'm Chancery, at Memphis.

GTATE or TIE notwithstanding had in the
- lefk's Office, chancery side Of the common law and
llth. ls6l-
David Brown, a free man Of color } ps,l.;,, 1rs5 10
Tx parte petition TO convey himself 49, n iSs1
Into slave Y.
L appearing from the petition fled herein that the
petitioner, David Blown, a free man OF color, a resi-
dent Of tine Stat Of Tennessee, desires and pFsys 10 be
permitted to ronvey himself to slavery unto one John
D. GreeulaF, a re-ideut Of Shelby county. Tennessee,
upon the terms and conditions required Y the Act Of
the General Ass mbly Of the St ~ Of Tennessee, in
such ease made and provide I, 70 is Therefore ordered
that notice Of the fling Of said petition and Of the In
tended application Of said petitioner TO be made at the
next term Of said court, 10 be held on the second Mon
day in November next, 1861, be Published for the space
Of yne mouth in the Memphis Appeal.
A copv-attest: John G. LANTER,
ocI2Iaw4w Jerk and Master.
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In ChanceFy, at Memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-Pr0ceeding had In the
- clerks Office, chsncery side Of the common law aud
chanrery court Of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday.
September the 18th, 1861.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Complainant,
W
Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt and others, Def udauts.
u appearing from affidavit fled in this Cause that the
defendants, Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt, W. Il Bran
ham and G.. B. Massey, are u0n-residents Of the state Oh
Tennessee,
It is ordsredthat they do enter their appearances here
in before or with n the first three day. Of the next term
Of said court, to be held on the second Monday in No
vemOtr next 1861, and plead, answer or demur 90 C M
piainaut bin, or tn same viii be taken f r confessed
"a 70 them, and set for hearing rXpa De. and thar 8 C pv
Of this order be published once a week for four Eucces-
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest: JOIN G. LANTER
Ciers and Master.
J.H. Unthauk, soil ,oF for complainant
Dml Tawfv
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I'm Chnncery, AT Memphis.

CTATE tF TENAES EE.-PrOceeding, had in the
- clerk. office. chanceTy s de of the ommOn law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, De-
tober l2th, 1861.
S. Y. Watson and Priscilla s. n atsou,
vs.. Compliments
f. N. Apperson, Claibon Deloach, and o herr.
Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that Ii
residence of defendant, David 5. Adams, Is una own 10
complsinants, aud that the def, ndait Thos. s Adams
Is O nOnres dent Of the State Of Tennessee,
It II therefore ordered that evd0 enter their appear.
Rnce herein before or within the first three DAYS Of the
next term OF said court, 70 be he'd on the second Mon.
day in November next lo6l, snd p cad, answer or de
mur, 10 Complstnants' bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO them. aud set for hearing ex parte.
and that q copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest; JOHN g. Ian tR,
Clerk aud Master.
L. n Yerger, solicitor for complaluauts.
CeYQ1auAv
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Petition for Division Of Land,

TItTN HIT Ua6IlT-
WIN Thompson, solicitor for complainant
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A s; Harris } T; Harvey Rev Jas B; HosOu Capt Hol-
loway J ?; Hollingsworh q p Hunt F 2; Hughes Lieut.
P; Hoskins J b; Hughes X a; Hudson Capt c L; HarTi-
son DIR W E; Henry Capt; Higgins DR. P; Holt c; Haul
din Capt T p; Havper Capt W 2; Henry JONES; Hen
drick S; Hodgking Thos H; Holt + A. Hopper Col j.
Humphrey John; Hogue J H. Hughes J..
| TAG C..
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In Chaneery. az NIeEnnhis.

GTATE OF TENEESSEE-Proceeding had in The
- Gle Ks Office, ehancery tide of the common law and
chanccry court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday, Sep
TENDER the 10th, 1861.
William WaikerandJam Boyd, CCmpIslna1fz.
W.
W. Cox, admir- etc, and John @. Lauisr, C. and NJ.
Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled I'm thf- cause that the
nessee,
Il is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the hrst three DAYS Of the next trru1 Of
said court, TO be held on the second Monday il N0va--
Der next, icbl, and plead. answer OF d-uIur 10 complain
ants bill, or the saue viii be taken for c~0ufsss-d ls %
lin, and set for bearing exparte, and thar "a copy OF tLI4
order be Published once s-weeE for four successive
uo--s o. Azuahl. Anu-af -
AoOpy-attest: JOHN O.. LAVTuE
Clerk and Master.
B. 4. Massey, solicitor for compliments.
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JENNINGS G. d; jackson W G.; Jones Or T 5; Jchor
81 nett Ed; johnson T ID; Jack J; jackson ); Jones q
"; johnson J j. Jameson & Bro Jesson j. Johornei T.
Jackson S; Jenkins Mr.; Jemers J w johnson Henry.
Il ERR WILLIAM; Kyle William; Keenan, o h her
IN treet J c; Kelly Hugh kehoe Wiiami htnbroush
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In Chancery al 1FpmDhis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE -ProceediBgs had in the
- clerks ofic chancery side Of the common law ana
chsneery ,Ourt Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday. Dc
taber he lst, 1861.
2. ,. SchieIcker, Complainant.
Charles Latimer, William LaHmer and others.
Defendants.
Il appearing from affidavit fled IN his Cause that ths
defendants, Charles Latimer snd William Latrwpr. sra
non residents OF the state Of 7 nnesseH.
II Is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three DAYS Of the next
term Of said court, TO be held on the second Moadav in
November next 1861, and plead, answer or deuUr to
complainauts' bill, or the same will be taken for con
fsssed as to them, and set for hearing * pare. and that
q copy Of ths order be published o. ce q week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A coPy-stts st: JOIN G. LANTER.
Clerk and Master.
J II Unthsnk, solicitor for complainant
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Charles Latimer, A. A Hunt and others,
an Cbnncery, IA memDhis.

J.. Il. Uuthauk. solicitor for complainant.
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ESTRAYs--SHELBY o N
N0m-Resident Notice.

William u. Stevens Circuit Court Fayette County,
We Tonnes ee.
ri appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter from the atlee4i ions in compliments bill and af-
6dayit annexed that the defendant, Susan A. Stevens,
4. \ nop-r sident Of Tennessee, il il therefore ordered
Inv me that publication be made for fpnr successive
weeks In The Memphis Appeal. . newspaper published
in Msnphis, T-uue-=ee, notifying suld nouresi cnt n
snI,aar M the prvt terra Of the Circuit Court fOT Fsyette
county. TO be he j at the Court House Ia SOmervile, on
tbe second Monday IN October next, aud plead, answer
or demur 20 couiplglnauTs bill, or the sams- will be
tsleu Tor confessed against Der aud set for hearing *
nero. Nm BURTON, Clerk and Master.
L II. Shelton, attorney for petitioner.
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