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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

PERsONAL-We yesterday evening had the
pleasure Of meeting Col L. A We.Jon, one OF our I'D
ci,z ns but who for the last year has been Missouri
rebel under the old hero, Gen, Price Col Weltoz
arrived last night the Fonne. and will remain among
for several days for the purpose Of organizing reg
ment of infantry from the material still remaining in
the gallant Missouri State Guard By his advertisement
il viii be seen that be valves rank, aud takes the
majority Of a regiment, instead Of the coloneley Col
EoIy, whose achievements upon every battle field in
Missouri have made for him a name is announced as
she commanding officer Lieutenant Col O'Eane next
and friend Welton major Of the new regiment.
lie learns that this ticket meets the cordial approba-
ton Of Gen. Price, who while a Confederate major
general yet desires those OF his old followers VINO do
not enter the Confederate service shall .J remain in
the field under his command and sustain upon the
battlefelds Of Tennessee their deserved reputation
nobly earned upon the fields nd prare3 Of Missouri
Col Shelton is stopping she Gayoso House and will
announce through columns tomorrow bis head
quarters We wish him success in his movement and
honor upon the field
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A letter from Chattanooga to the Atlanta Con-
fsdsrgcy Saws.

A letter from Chattanooga to the Atlanta Con-
tedsracy says:
Much has been said and WRIT of late con
cerniug the claDdestiue cotton speculation by
traitorOus East Tennesseeaus That much Of IL
is true we have no sort Of doubt This sort OF
game has been going on for months, and it is
well known that there is, at this time, more cot
ton stored sway in East Tennessee than has
been during any one year for She past twenty.
But it is known. also, that Tennesseeans ere not
alone IN this nefarious business. A few traitor
GUS GsOrgians have a finger in the pie; also,
many OF them have c0-opeTated with the East
Tennessee Spectators by selling them cotton
when they knew it was 10 be shipped TO certain
points on the East Tennessee and Virginia and
East Tennessee railrosis, 10 await the arrival Of
Lincoln's army when it would be Immediately
transmitted to Yankeedom.
Not only this is is even asserted, upon good
authority, that Georgiaus have formed peTueT-
and shipped cotton to the line Of the East Ten
uessee roads for the purpose of selling it to the
Yankees, should they succeed in getting into
| this county Now that the plot has been dis
covered, and further shipment on the State road
prohibited, a sDssmodic effort is being made to
cast the odium wholly upon Teunesseeaus. Let
Justice be done TO all; len the truth be kuoHsu,
and let not the Georgia tories attempt 90 make o
scare goat Of their brojEer tories 10 East Ten
aessee, W hen both are alike CUlpabie. 4 tory Is
a tory, be- it known. whether he breathes the
mountain atmosphere of Last Tennessee, or
snifis the balmy breeze Of the gallant Empire
State.
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Early yesterday morning heavy firing was
hesrd to the eastward, but nothing definite in
regard to it could be learned for some time. The
steamer Ils, Capt. Crrcopely, went down tie
river early in the morning, and, upon her return,
we learned the following facts It appears that
Two Federal gUabosts had assembled 3 back river
to nearly opposite Fort jackson, two miles dis
tanf, and threw some twenty or thirty shot aud
she'll ia the direction Of our batteries in that
vicinity The boats, two beam engine steamers,
ascended As far up as Proctor Plantation, some
fo,r miles below Savannah. They threw num-
Der Of shot and smell towards hcKsy's Point,
all of which fell short.
Our batteries made no reply to the Federal
guns, although, it is thought, they were within
easv range, NOT being more than two 20 two and
= half miles distant from the Federal gunboats.
Capt Cercopely took the Ida within mile
and q hGif OF the Federal vessels, but they did
not figa on nun. At about o'clock yesterday
afternoon the Federal vessels went back to their
usual anchorage 81 Mud uveT.-SaDaHHoh Nc'rs
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TIE Eron rnter-.t-NYaf. Is rIeeded.

Hon. Mark A Cooper, proprietor Of the Eto-
wah iron works in Cherokee, Goorgia-Prob-
ably the largest works Of the kind in the Con
iedoracy-p publishes in the Atlanta ContedeTacy
a letter which makes known some facts that
ought to be widely disseminated Iu compli-
aucs with Mr.. Coopsr's request to the press,
and in the hope Of sreatiug the attention of
tho government, we reproduce the main portion
+ of his letter;
/ ~ have nad ono T1air want only for months
past, and that is the want Of stone coal 70 finish
! IRON. This want slons has Iioi ed our proliucfs
and the country supply thereof, Tor six months
( past 10 one-tliT1 what it should have been
/ This want of stone coal has been caused since
( Christmas mainly by the lack of good business
! habits and Eroper reflection on the part of those
/ who have assumed tbe control Of the tfansnor-
! tatibn department Of the Nashville and Chstta-
nooga raiiroa1. The consequence has been the
I uoatEouement Of work on gunboats IN ali the
/ southern ports, and Of gun carriages in process
/ of completion In Carolina and Georgia
1 Ano,5e- consequence Of this lack Of stone coal
Is now felt as a serious inconvenience, and is
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TIE WNCHEsFGR BATTLEFIELD-A cor
respondent OF lhe New York Herald writes: 81
The rebels carried no kuapsaczs with them
into nc ion, and al the raJiou5 in their h4ver-
sacks was g small cake of bread 20 each man.
They counsed TO a certainty on capturing Win
chester. The only wagons they brought with
them were provision wagons. This explains
l3w it wss that they did not lose much besides
arms in their retreat.
The battle field after th5 Struggle was q sight
to be seen and remembered. The night was dark
end cold. After the battle the anbuIauces were
busIiy engaged removing the wounded. The
enemy carried Off most Of their wounded and
some Of tEaiE dead The wounded were inter
mingled with the dead, and ths;r sutferings be-
fore lhaY were removed TO the hospitals were
very poignant.
Yesterday was spent in buryiug the dead
The ghas,iy aspect of the field yesterday after
t.s wounded were removed, and before the dead
We're inferred, was appalling Some with their
faces Oa, some with their heads off, some torn
uit3 fragments, and frigh.fllly maDgled 0y the
round shot and shell, and others simply but
quite as ettecualiy killed by bullet wounds 1t
is singular shat most OF the enemy killed by
bullet wounds were shot through the head or the
heart, showing the remarkable accuracy with
which our western troops use the rife The en-
emy's wounds were not so fatal to us as ours
were to them. end their weapons were, as a gen
cral rule, decidedly interior 10 those used in our
army. About the stone wall the enemy were
sIewn almost on top of eacn other in heaps Of
dead. AT this point, also, many of our brave
fellows bi. the dust.
Capt. Jones, who commanded the Irish bat
talon in the rebel army, is a prisoner in our
hands, with bib his eyes shot out by one bullet.
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In Chanccry, "a gIesnDhjs.

~ TAT p OF IESNESS Ea.-P50rge ediugs had iu tb.
= clerks office chancsry side Of the common law ana
ehaneery court Of ths city Memphis 5Ioud-y FsBra
AIRY TO- 1902.
Richard Puckst. Asa Hodges and John J. Ward Of tho
firm Of PuCkslt, Hodges n Wa-d CyuIgIa.ussts
VS..
Bennet b. Wilkinson and others Defendants
II appearing from affidavit flied I'm this ca1.s that t5
defendants Z. W. Wnitm0rs aad Aulrrw : EInesfs
are nou-readeuLs OF the Siats q Tennessee
Il Is ordered shat they DO eLser rhz sBgsarsul-
herein before or within the hrst three dars OF tby
ueEt term of said court held on ths second Mon
day in May next Is f2. and plead . .7yar or 1s-
mar 90 com p-ilants Dill, or lie same vii be taken fgr
confessed A. 90 them aud set los hearing -xnarts
and that copy Of this order be published once =
week iOr four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-aite5ts JOHN G. LANIEK
Clerk and Master
Ww K. Pos-on, solicitor fer c5mpi-iusu;s.
mh.U..s--fu
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STATE or TENNESSEE, {
-Erur ny q ilrrNIr

STATE or TENt-.S1EL, (
SHELBY COUNTY.
4 EtREAS, a ceTtsin cause row peodnE ID she
~ Chaacsry si5e OF tire common Law and Oh ucer ry
q 2 Tsrrslr firm of b. Patrick o. Co., and others ere
s-aloBlzinaurs and ". " wheat eT lawson h hestl-y
r-d o-h=IE Cef-udauts On TIE -lh caF OF January.
1861 same being Ct rhH lEEs OF 'l7 10 emo r
5e-m ls6 al said court The following order was enter
I'd Sereiu sd ov4s
In this csse s. s suggest ard proves that 1e de-
fsufsats " W. 7a heal . sld Laso Nheatiey, have
Lotb 5easrted this illr s=ju r. W h=stley died
{pt-s+ss. that 20 pers VIII administer on ha estate
no viz: william Laws Whea l-y, L.tr!5 Wheat
lev md Robert Seth Whestisy, 81 nisut- -ud non resi-
e.t Of the state o. T-LHe-sse a-d that h-ts Nh=a-
l.v Ia 7h- eyecutiE at the Set defendant LsUson
Nvtastsr LJ IEe15re oTde d by the court t1t me
Cs-E and ga.a- o. said 1-t Issue wrlE of sc1s
z-4s e-sn=r ssd herr .I w. W. Va stev- lG
Jfys them of tse -ad-ucy % ssd srit, Hra regTlr
log thsm % appear and sL00 Cause -hy the -H- shan
49,. F.a revived acaust iLeu au5 thar j Ts5a pU-tea
s.-u giving notice OF NJ ult and seTe rGcl17.
his If .refsrs make kncUa % s-e sal1 p1r.l7s
80. er5errv Of said -ut and TIE Issuance 90 sso Er z
III .re g7~ias and command The ssi1 la'aut eeis
7--f.rr- ,s9sou Wbea-.ey- -lcrf7 Wls-ieF ana ho2-
~. Sztb a -4s7Iey, elt-r -he- app ara-e5 EeTell1
bar,r ar y -le zt three deys CT the nsf5 term o.
: ~ e1- =, b. S=Id 81 tie CourtdOu6e Ia The e. ~
S-,-bs .9 he be eoud &cH5ey iI 1lay next l5t2 alc
7.egs srsvysr or demrr 90 com upisina1i Dill uf me
a-,e viii be- sst fo- hesi1 and proceeded With accord
i-g 10 law and thar copy o. d ORC 20 BE- E5L shed
suce week for fou- successive weeks in ihe h-7Al-s
2f conv-a+tzet. JOHN g. LAYER
,.IsfE aud Master
VI kershaln a. Beseher, solicitors fsr colpts-a-2i=.
TarTrH HHu
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la Chancery, AT memphis.

GEAIE OF TENNESSE Proceedings had in the
- clerks Office, cLaucery side OF the common law and
c1a- Gerry court Of the city of Memphis Saturday Mar
the sth, ID, ,
so-spn W LeVeiI Comp p'aiuant
William Cot s. Il. Nourse and John H. Steknsy,
Dgieuga7ts
Il appearing from affidavit Hsd in this cause thar the
defendant. Joan H. ickEey, is nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee,
ls Is ordered tt he do enter HIS appearance herein
before hin be irst three days the next term Of
sa." cous, fo be- held on the second Monday in ray
l-Arr -oO1 and plead, answer or demur 20 com
g5iusnt Ol or the same VIII be taken for confessed
% tu him. ana set for hearing parte and thc copy
or tl-s order be published week for four sue
cessive weeks M the Memphis Appeal
Acopy-attest; JOHN LANIER
Clerk and II sster.
Fd Burke Pickett solicitor FOR complainant
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Tn CElancegy. at TEevvp5,5s.

CtTATE OF TENNESS -Froe-eyIfg-s had Fl, ,bz
- clerk office. cas--ry side OF the common law and
-e1aefIy coaTt of the city Of EeuPais Monday March
H. 1862.
aargar=t A. Drsue and T. ]. Draue. Complainant. &.
Mariah u. Smith. and George Il. S4ill. D-f--asrt4
II appearing from aiItarIf tiled ia rms cause thar tI
Defendants Mariah l. smith una George H. smith sr.
uon-re-ideurs OF The State OF Truue---e-
DO is ordered tEa5 they do enter rrsfr sunzs-srr.
lersn before or within r1e first three days Of the next
term OF said con TO be held Le second Monday ia
NAY next L-6@ ana plead, answer or d-mur TO
conplaiualts DILL OF 'he vvl he taken for con
e7sea g. 70 them ana -et for hs- e psrre and that
copy o. this order he published week for four
successive weeks N the Memphis Appeal
Il Aeopy-asiest; JOHN G.. LANJER
Clerk and Mater
T. b bartlett solicitor fo- comp iaiusats.
Mh3l lI.vstv.
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I'm Chancery, nt TTeyoobjs,

grams OF ENNESsEE-Proceedinrg had in tbz
- CLERK ofee, chancery side OF the common law ana
February =, the 5rl. Is52 ''-'i p
Z. ID. Wirhsr= snI Lewis A. Yates r,--,-r,.r..
-
John It. Pvui5ertcn, william Ay-.s and rybs. p NJ
1sy, Trdsles, etc. -, = -.
= appearing from affidavit fled in this cause tIt ~
Charles + Dabzey. ..lstls et. r- nm . ~ -
the state OF Tenn. s-za 17 %
II D. thsIeIar ordered Jhar they DO enter their gas
ahCe Aefen setgfe OF within the first three dav- o fb
s4t tefn Of said court 70 be he'd on The second Mon
lay = May next 1902, and pead. answer or A.
- 90 Compliments a-leuded alI supplemental buL
or tue same viii De taken for COZ ie-s-d as to them su
SET lof Rearing ex pare, and that copy Of this order
Je published olcz week for four successive vgseks m
the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attesJ. JOHN G. EANfFR
o. CisEk and Master.
Cqrr,1 q IA kson, solicitors for easa, .aiaaats.
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CTATE OF FENNESS EE.-Proceedinra bsl5 IN 81,
> clerks ot6ce. ,hcrcs-v side o. The or5Ioo, -. -
ch-1esy court of' the city Of Memphis, FRIDAY 49,
~ Complainant.
Joha A. Campbell and stb--z n,
L appe9nns ron afidavt 6led in this eslss ,s -.
1stendsltRr eohn a. Campbell, W g. tAr,-h-I =
lFion5, W. 81. irions O. r PoIk sd A y FsTs' a. =
noasf fesiaeats oi tnc ,rsfe o. Teunsssaa -''' -"
y = o.eea .lat ia7y DO enter tnsr appearance here
Of said co'tg 20 be held on the second lioi R e
.a say ~ 81 1 go. and plead answer or denur 10 CO..,
~ ol ,ne same viii be taken for confsssed
- y "'u set ier hearing eNparte and that a rr
q rs ORDER oe published once week fer four stS
slFe weeks IN me Memphis Appeal
n wy '''-''' JOHN Q. LANTER
y A.. ..,.-,.--. Clerk snd Master.
spll-lRu4w
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En CiianceTy as IIeaspais.

AIAEa OF TLSE EESSEE-Proces5iuzs had in the
- clerk oues elancery side Of the common law a.
esenegTy court Il the city Of Memphis Friday Jauu-
Thomas W. Hunt C,-,,-.s-,,.
samuel p Waller ana Others r,s.,.z-.
Il appealing from affidavit filed in this csa- tbas tb
deisnlsil'A Dav q. q % T. CJulsU4 Nril 49,
MulL Christian Null and Tl omas sian. ar - rsst
dscts Of the State Of Ts nasss-
IL Is orderod that they do enter their a1gearsoe-
hertin before or within she first thee days Of the
erIn 81 SAID court 20 be held the second Mloiav h
may hs-L leu2, and plead, answer or darrur II
comp palnaI' OH or the same viii bs tsxen for con
fessed 20 them and SET f5r hearing sr 49, - -
copy oi TINS order b. published once week for f,~
successive weeks IN the Memphis AouasI
eopy-atiests JOHN @. LANTER
Clerk AID Master.
mht0-Iavg4Vy
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DIED,

On TIE 29-h utino, ABEL SIgIsTER, late supsrln-
tsndent of the Memphis Gas Works.
Mr.. Sinister was 5orn ln Sta'ybrdgs Cheshire Eng
lsH5 May 3id, 1929 emgrated to this country In 1873
aud for the past years resided in this city He was
courteous gentleman faithful to all bis duties whstb-
Of business Of the social relations and has lsf
memory and example which fGraisb the highest in
csntives honorable, Just and virtuous course
of conduct.
While bis family mourn the loss o. a KIND and sffsc-
tion4e husband and fahsr such was bis faith and de-
pertinent that they enjoy the consolation soried by
divine promise Co reward the jest. p
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independent scOHrs-The Inst 0pDOrru

anGepemGfnE a ne Asnal - rpofANAAAJ
The ron hand Of the northern despot is clos
ing down upon We must rally to the rescue prompt
y, stand idly by and gallant and brave patriots
drive back the base foe from our own fresid-s and
aitars Shall rather share with them their tolls
and hou0rs Have we honest Letu ourselves defend
them against the threatened invasion Of the ruthless foe
An opportunity is now offered healthy, sober and
brave men to engage in service in which they car al
most gi.v hsrrass and iniurs the enemy. ] am duly
Commissioned by the Hon Secretary Of War " rsesiss
and muster into sgy IN sqzads By
company Di.ch company shall rot Be a.falisi gay bar
,lLi05. rsglue1i"
Every man must pr0vids himself with good service
able horse ami double barrel shot gun All other equip
uleut' viii be furnished by She government
Fathers husbands II you are prevented by age or
disease from entering this servce-as know m=ny of
you TO be-oan you not viii you no; send a good man
and aors- TO represent you.
What you DO, DO quickly. II delays were ever dan
garous, hey doubly 30 now. Soon it may D. too
lats. Y0ur horses viii be pressed into the euemys ser
vice Your cotton taken for northern mills or by your
hand turned into ashes Give or lend 70 me now
and viii speed convert into horses put men upon
them who viii make of the blsckhea1ed retehes
wish they had never been born Try 1zsl All letters
OF inquiry promptly and fully answered Send for or
call and get a circular. CAPT. Ed. L. PORTER
l3 Woodruff B eek.
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Ia ChanCcry ~ TFeInilI,5s-

SNIAIE OF TENNaSs EE.-P-0s seedinrs had In tba.
- e.. rk orice chaucery side OF The courao1 law ~
uary he 18th. lc62
jacob r, Groves and Others Oo7rrlsf sf,g,+.
solomon An 're~s ard others TYas.75s7F,-
u aPPe1rine from sHidsvit fled 60 tb cs1re tb.t rb
De endsot Solomon Andrews Is d uoa resident OF tbs
State Of Tennessee " 40
It is ordered that he do enter hfs a,uaars-,. b.-s
oeto OF within the first three 5-ys OF the ut term s
said court 10 be held the second 4ond8v iu g5sv
1eA lo6-, and plead, answer derlur TO cou1DIsif
anls otlt, OF the same yi be taken for couased A. 10
nm auc set 70, hearing parte, and that cotv 0f this
Ger - puhlshed once week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
oopy-sttest: JOHN @. LAETFR.
- - C.erk and Master.
Henry g. Smith, solicitor for eomplaiuants.
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THE Corrox PRoBLru-A bin wa. int

THE COTTON PROBLEN--A bill was intro
5ucai into the House Of Representatives yester-
day by Bar. Holt, Of Georgia to provide addi-
tonaj means ior the prosecution Of the war by
the purchase Of the cotton crop. The plan indi-
Gated IN this bill has some novel features. It
proposes that the government purchase the cot
ton nov on hand, to the extent Of twQ millions
ot bales, on terms of paying j." vance. in the
pubhG ss41sGIs r cents per pound, the bal
1ica of the purchase money to be paid out Of
the net proceeds OF the cotton when sold in mar
ket by the government deductiug the amount
OF purchase money paid in advance. If the
seiler should elect to take the advance payne. t
in eight per cent. bonds the remainder Of the net
proceeds Of the sale by the government to be
paid in such funds as may be received in the
sale If Treasury notes should be paid in id
vance, the remainder Of the purchase money, to
the extent Of the net proceeds Of sale 70 be paid
in Confederate bonds, having twenty years to
run, and bearing eight per cent. interest.
The bill, ike all other measures Of financial
negotiation on the part Of the govern
ment, is calculated to create number Of fat
Offices in the shape OF "ageucies Richmond
Enquirer.
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In CsancerY. at nremnhts-

GtTATE OF TENNESSEE-Pr held in trs
- c'FA "ihce chancrry side of the common layysand
the 3a -s6s E
Hi'@" i. ''I'o." Complainant,
Samuel Carroll. D.fs,5,rt
II appearing RON AFFIDAVIT led IN this cause rbst The
dsf-utnl, Ssmue, Carroll Is ent Of hs State
Of Ten, essse,
i ordered that as do enter hl, appearance here
In before or within the hs three days Of the term
OF ssid court. 20 be held the second Monday in
Nay next 1862, and plead, answer d-mur TO eam-
painaHt bill. the same viii be taken FOR confessed
20 him, and set FOR hearing psris .nd :hs copy
ofth order be published week for four
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-sttrst- JOHN G. LANIER.
Clerk and Master.
" D. Rsard solicitor Tor eompainaat
III LII L.
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DAILY REPORT OF THE mAnkEF.
FURNISHED FROM THE NEReHAsrs' EzcsAssz.

"WEDNESDAY EYEgTSs April 10
COTTON AND TOBACCO-Thzre is nothing doing
in the market aud prices altogether nominal No re
ceipts developments.
FLOUR-Received 100 barrels. Dealers are stiu sup
plying their retail customers at Ga for superiue and SIS
a QSI5J0 for extra.
wHEAT-IO2 sacks received. Sales 200 bushels, in
two lots al -. sacks included
COEN-Is retailing at 81 20 2 busheL
OATS-SsIIng in retail lot. only SI.2O y busheL
BRAN-A light demand and sales at SIsJ8sL65 2
100 pounds.
BACON-lIarkst pretty well supplied, while the d.
mand is entirely Of retail character Sales at 27a2se
for hog round.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-The demand l. limited
and prices zoo irregular for quotations
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a Captain Who Didn't E6now General

l0hhsI0ta.
The Richmond correspondent of the CAarIas-
-,-, lo,,r;,, ral.to. +ba f,rl,..;--....l-t. p
car Iosonb l. robns+,,.
- -,
one OF ms iayonte officers, indeed mess
mate aGGosteu MN pleasantly ie" mornings
SINCE. hut the general scowled, muttered to
himself, and never recognized the compliment.
ih' unIoItunsge man felt not only silgntet but
Illuminated. lie went to MAJOR Bhetr, related
wnat had passed, and grieyousiy pro Ssted that
he knew not how he could have offended his
superior oncer' Dinner hour having come our
PiihhS iIieAa was not at the mess. " W here IS
inquired Cen Johnston. He Is morti-
Ee0 ana alt-icJed by the shght which yoH put
upon nm this morning lie slight him ~ OK
c.Aimed the general u hare nat seen ai" to-
aAy.
an explanation ensuedi the oLHcSr was sent
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ar Chancery, at Memphis,

StTATE OF TENSESS SEE--Procesdirgs had in the
- clerk Cice chsncery side Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis Tuesday Feb
Tuary the 18th, Ief2
Anson WMppls, Archibald Reid and n o. hopkins.
n'm OF NmPpes Raid * Co Comp .susIlLs,
Samuel Boyer Defendant
II sPpea Hg from saidav hlsd In this csuse mat the
defendant, Samuel Boyer is nonresident Of tae State
of Tennessee,
IL Is ordered that he do his appearance herein
before or vi hin he hrst three days Of the next s %
ssid court, 10 be held the second Monday in NAY
next 1852 and p.ead, answer Or 5smur 10 complain
anrs b or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
am and set 4r hsaaE oEparte and that COPY Of this
order Be published once week for four successive
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
4 copy-attest: JOHN c. LANTEE
C.eg< aEG Master
B. 4. Massey, solicitor for eonpI.lnauis.
NH o. -TararT lex
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17
Z. e,s.ueery, AT Memphis.

r,TaTE OF ENNESSEE.-Proceedugs held IN the
clerks offce chancery side OF he common law and
s5eerv court OF the city Of Memphis Thurdsy, March
the 9th. 1852
E{obart II KisR Complainant,
Trria6 2 Sbalhr Defendant
n aBpeanq rom affidavit fled in this that the
defendant Urish B. Shelby, Is non-resident Of the
state Of Tennessee
n Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
bafore or within the first three days Of the next tern
of aid court 70 be held the second Monday IL
Hav next 1862, and cad, answer demur to com
pIaiusnts bin or The will be taken FOR confessed
a. to him. and set for hearing x arte and that cory OF
this order be Published week for four sucees
weeks in The Memphis Appeal
A sopy-attest; JOHN C. LANTER
Clerk and Master
Coleman Bullock, solicitors for complainant
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