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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

ATTENTION PATRIARCHs.-Bu Business of special
import will come before Stella Encampment, No.
IL, /. O. o. f., at the next regular meeting to be
held on Monday evening, Dec. 18th, and every
member is requested to attend. A special meet
ing of the members of the Encampment will also
he held at Odd Fellows Hall at o'clock next
Sunday afternoon.
MIIITARY.-Gen. Wright has received orders to
fill up the First California Cavalry to a regiment,
aud To raise another infantry regiment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

CALL AND GET THEM.-Persons who have Or
dered needles for Grover j. Baker sewing ma
chimes Nos, 22 and 25 are notified that they have
been received, and can be had on application at
this Office. Price, 81 per dozen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

ANOTHER REMlTTANCE.- Mnsser for
warded S5,S86 more TO the State Treasurer on
the 9th inst, making some 600 which Trinity
has paid in within "a fortnight
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

IN THE REBEL ARMY--Frank Carson, former
ly of this place. is an attache of the Quarlermas-
ter's department in Kirby Smiths cOmmand.-
Nobody much surprised, we hope,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13
HELMB0LD'S
crNvvNE PREPARATION.
,,,no11nn rIIrIn EXTRACT BuCnn

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS
GRAVEL. and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
I'd oxci,rs the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac,
,inn nv which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
: ''noe;iions. and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
WENTS are reduced as well as PAIN and IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

TELEGRAPH HOURS.--The Weaverville operator
gives notice that hereafter the office will be open
on Sundays from to o'clock, p. m. This ar
rangcment is universal at all the offices on the
Northern line
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

LUNAR ECIIPsE.-The total eclipse of the moon
on Friday night last, is described by those who
witnessed it as sight worth seeing The eclipse
lasted some three and half hours, and the OBJ
curity was total at | | o'clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
l copartnership lately existing under ,is' ,ne
name and firm OF Bennett X Cook is this day us
solved the undersigned Withdrawing IRON ,ho .bo
business. | have sold my entire interest III wv
business and accounts to Mr. Bennett Cook WV, ~
l am happy to say has, and will continue "
nave "a few more OF the same kind left ,,ur
Weayerville, Dec. !, 1862. 4'N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13
The California One Hundred.n
The WRr-P0iilics,

The telegraph news, this evening, would ind
cate that the rebels are in hopes of effectinr a
hollow peace, or at least an armisice through the
John Van Buren-ternando Wood sort of Demo
Gratis at the North. The main design is. doubt
less, TO gain time, and to prevent if possible the
enforcement of the Emaneipa tion Proclamation
lhey foresee that that edct is death to the South
erh Conlederacy in spite of the superficial views
ol newspapers and the affected contempt of
rebels, that proclamation is the most effective
Dlow yet aimed at treason. After the frs, of
next month, wherever the Union armies march
Tue negroes viii be free, aud once freed uuder
the ialth OF the United States. there is no earthly
power that will restore them to bondaoo Tha
sentiment of all the civilized world wonId nro
claim against the reinstatement Of o sinn,,
"e'ot VINO had been emancipated under th.
operation of the proclamation. With tbo ham,
OF the land eaten out, already SUFFERING for nro
visions aud clothing, aud desparing of IN. i,n,.
hoped for foreign Intervention, it wonld No, H..
surprising II the chief traitors had mads sono
SOFT OF oVertures to their secesh friends at the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
River News and steamboat Esusiness.


FOR DEPARTURES TO-DAY SEE STEAMBOAT COLUMN
The nver is stationary. Business at the lEnd-
ing yesterday was at a stand still 90. We had a violent
storm in the morning soon after daylight, the day was
clear and very pleasant -. The Notrebe arrived from
Arkansas river and the Mary Keene from New Orleans.
The Keene leaves again for New Orleans this evening,
there is not q bost On the river to surpass her in any re-
speet-.-.The New Orleans Delta Of Tuesday gays the
John Walsh with coal for government use, left for Mem
phis. The AIoazo Child was TO leave for Memphis, also
the Prince Of Wales The Delta gives tie following
notice;
Passenger wishing to leave the city should beer in
mind that seamers can not give them passage unless
they have passpor 3 The provost marshal sends q dep
NY on boerd Of every bot to see that none get away
without the necessary document.
The Louis DOrr il running 10 Vicksburg.
The river was very high yesterday afternoon, and q
great portion Of the plauking on the lower landing was
submerged.
1t is with regret we record the collision between the
steamers Gen. Qutman and IheTvilis, which occurred on
Saturday evening, abOut TWEEN Y two mics above the
city. The Qutnan left the levee about sx O'Clock for
Memphis, and the Jbervile was On the way down 20 tae
city. The Qritman had her bow and staTpoar8 forward
guard pretty bad y smashed mp, and haf 10 return TO tAs
city for temporary repairs, which were completed in tine
TO enable her to leave yesterday afternoon. The Iber-
vile was struck In front Of her wheel housa, cutting in
the guard close TO the engine, knocking away the
heavy chains which brGcsd NJ the water wheel ca1sng
It to 90 overheard, TIE collision caused her % leak 80
badly that Il was only by setting her GO ter ri wOrS that
she was kept from sin.ing sitter she reached the shore
The Lsurel Hi was semitic her relief, and she was towed
down and now lies nj Algiers, waiting repairs. Forum
stely no lives were lost
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

Q. ~. of America,
WAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, ,
hICHMO March Sd, 1852.
dds will be received at this Office until the 18th Of
ID April next, for the following ORDNASCE and
ORDNANCE MATERIAL for tbs Confederate Ststes
Army;
10000 turs Charcoal Gold Blast Pig Iron,
5000 tuus Of Blooms, tcharcOalO
5000 tuns Wrought iron BARS Of various Sizesi
100 Ten inch Column ads,
100 Eight inch COiumbiads,
100 P-n-iuch Siege and Garrison Mortsrs,
IG9 Thirteen-ineh Sea coast MOr.ars,
500 Twelve FOUNDER Iron HOwitzersY
500 Six-poun6er Iron Field Grns.
Bids may be maze for any quantity Of Iron over one
bundled tuns, and for any nuniber Of Gums over tsn,
DraUiGga OF the guns viii be furnished ualy to par
los whose bids are accepted
Biddera viii ststs TIE points Of delivery, and the date
st which net less thsn one huAdred tons OF IRON may be
expected T. be fIn shed.
Tuey must also state he time required to furnish the
w4o.s Of their bid.
Eldde.s for guns y I'll state the date Of the first deliv
sTY, aud the time re- vi ed to supply the Nho!s humber.
Payments wiz b. ma le on delivery Of not less than
hy tors Of iron, and me gight TO pay one half in Con
Je1srsle bonds IL reserved.
BID mast be sealed and enclosed, and indorsed on the
envelope Proposals tor hon," or Proposals. fcI
SuDsi' Is tbs case nay be.
= GoRGAs, Northumberland
NILS tlcttsr Chef Ordnance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

NOBLE ACT-F A.Tyler, Esq, q lawyer Of
this city, has given Capt. Ba-ds company 5000 to aid
in its organization. Mr. Tyler is q gentleman Of moder-
ate means, and deserves great credit for his hberallty.
Ought it not 70 be an Incentive to our wealthy men to
aid in the present struggle for LIE liberty, and property 2
without success, II cur property viii come to nought
wealth viii disappear Ike the dew before the sum
mer's sun for ashes and desolation mark the footsteps
of the invader. If we give literally, and yet fail, there
will be that much less FOR the enemy to destroy but if
We are successful, the name Of the cheerful giver VIII 60
down 70 posierity along with those Of sur brave de-
Tenders on the field. We are making history, and each
man may write bis name upon its pages, either for good
or evil just as he likes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

vouchers, when the holders 60 not wart to sell and 81
q rule, this class OF securities se preferred to all others
Cincinnati market reports, of March 90 h, say
FLoUR-In but moderate demaud. The day was bad
for out door business. S~uperfne s425 to $3.50. and
GRAIS-whrat unchanged. Rcd 90 10 95 cents, and
white % to SlU3 Corn in good demand at 30 to &c,
Oats p 70 27Iec There is a good demand for prime
barley at g to Zoe Rye - to sc.
W~HIsKY-Steady st l9c.
PROyIsIONs-3iess pork dull and not much inquired
for. Country sold AT 5000. There is = good demand
for bulk meats, with sales of gGooG pounds al 3 10 Size
FOR shoulders, and S+5r to Sl50 FOR sices-he,dsrs ask
ing a shade higher, otherwise a large business could be
done. Bulk hams selling at A.. A limited demand for
bacon at 5l2e for sides, and 6 to 6l2c for clesr sides Ste
for shoulders, and to 54c for hams. Lard firm at &c
for prime.
Exchange lac premium.
The New York market review of March Goth, reports :
F~LoUR-Opened about SC. better. with a moderate de-
mand for export and home onsumptlon-eiosing quiet At
about yesterdays prices saes l03UO barrels AT 1920 to
S. % for super. State S525 to s 50 for extra State
$3.50 10 sos for super. Western; S535 to 500 for
common to medium extra Western $50 TO s. for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and SIs5 10
S6.Tj for trade brands.
GRAIS-Curu market a shade hrmer, with a very mod
crate demand for export and; home consumption sales
4L.000 bushels at % t. 5s4c. for mixed Western in store,
&c delivered, and IS to 6lc. for new southern aud Jersey
yellow.
GRocERIEs-Sugar-Raw is moderately active at
steady prices sales 90 hogshesds Cuba at 8 10 tie +;
go hogshesds Porto Rico at I 10 3Ac, aud l92 boxes hav-
ana al 7tC Refined steady ard Unchanged. Mciassss
in fair demand sles 50 hogsheads Cuba Huscovado at
25c; iG2 h~ogsheads ard p barrels Porto Rico at 81 to3se,
ana by auction l83 h~Ogsheads and % tisrees do, al 36k to
s. cents
PRovIsIoNs-Pork dull and prices still tend to favor
the purchaser. Sales 500 bbis at Sl3 S50l3 50 for
mess, Sl2 5O0Si3 80 for Western and city prime mess,
5000 S7la for prime. Bref quiet and firm. Sales
30 bbis at 81 50G5 50 for country prime, s. 509S for
mess, $40 5g0l3 for rep2cked mess, and $I3 1904 so
for extra mess.
The money market continues active at ga p cent.
for loans on call and discounts on strictly prime paper.
Staring E-,hanua drfl At 10 for hnuEarE' h11g AmarT-
can gold a little lower, with a moderate business at IL a
l L% cent. premium. California gold bars nominal at
IIR0I5s 2 cent. premium. Government stocks are a
little 6Tmer; u. ;. Us, 81, 9Gg41s: SIC Treasury
notes steady al par.
SToCKs-Dul AID lower: c & T 45a5 y &P Du C
S64 Nj S guaranteed 49R Del & Hud 81; Pacific
Mai go; n 7 & s34 Erie 37l4 Reading a; ri S2ilRi
American gold lOlls Mo SIS 81; Tenn S. jsla Z 5 OF
OF 81 e0upons. g; U s 6s Of 81, registered- q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

The STOBN-We had a very heavy storm
yesterday, commencing soon after midnight, the wind
yves very violent Roofs and buildings in several parts
Of the city were damaged. On Towards Row the brick
front of the stores occupied by Klaus & Co, W. Howard
& Co, and Morrison & Co, was blown down, blocking
Up the sidewalk with the ruins The tin roof Of a honse,
tenauted by Mr.. Heckla, on Mccall street, south of the
Gayoso House, was blown Of. One Of the oldest brick
houses IL the civ, situated at the northwest corner of
Chickassw aad Auction streets, occupied by Joseph
Wright, Esq had the west window blown IN, and the
whole q the southern gable end of the house blown
down, iuiuring some Of the furniture and breaking down
the railing at the end Of the house. The saw mill of
MessTs. Griffin & Co, was partially unroofed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS
I'm Chancery, at Memphis.

GTATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'D in the
~ clerks Ofise, ehaneery de Of the eonmoriaw and
ehAneery court II the city of Memphis, Ndaesday,
February, the 9Th 1862
L. D Wiihers snd Lewis A Yates. Ccmpansnss,
vs.
John IL Pemberton, William Ayrss aad Chas J. Dab
ney Tr1stee, etc,
Il appearing from affidavit fled IN this cause at thu
csf nd@o's John H. PeIabeltol, william Ayrs srd
yhsFle5 L Dsb1ey, trGstse, etc, ere non rssidats of
The State of Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that they do enter their ouear.
anee herein before or within the first three days,f the
next term Of ssid court, to be held Oh the secold Mon
day in May next, 1852, and Plead, answer q do
Rur 20 complainants' amended and supplemental bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to Their. and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a cory Of this order
he published once a week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-atteEt: JOHN G. LAFIER
Clerk andMasteF.
OUrrin & ia ksOn, solicitors for complainant.
mh3L1aw4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

A NEW LANCE-The Rev. Mr. Graves, a
well known elder Of the Baptist church. yesterday
showed US a new lanes Of his invention, which he war
rants bound to Kill The blade Is triangular, the edges
sre seuatsd Ike 8 saw, snd the wound it would produce
would paralyzs tie whole system, Atthe end is a weight
Of iron, by which the center Of gravity is thrown lower
down the shaft than IN the ordinary pike and lance.
Below the blade is a guard, in a crescent form, the inner
portion Of which is formed so as to CIT on drawing back
the lance. The shaft doubles up in the center for easy
carriage. 1t is Intended for both hors, and infantry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

EFFECT OF II MERRMAC's SHOT ON H
MONITOR The Scientific American publishes
a letter from Paymaster Keller, describing the
effect of the Merrimac's shot upon the Monitor.
We give an extract;
The Merrimac's projecdles were mostly percus
sion shells fred from 10 to IL inch rifed pieces.
Twenty-three shots struck Us, including two
from the Minnesota, which, during the engage
ment, fred over our heads. The deepest inden-
tation on our turTet was two and one hslfiBches,
produced by a $50 pound percussion shell, fred
at q distance of twenty feet. PERPENDICULAR with
the side. Our deck received four shots, making
slight depressiOns. One shot struck US on the
angle formed by the deck and side, tearing up
the iron plating about oue-third the width of &
sheet, starting the bolts and splintering the wood
a little.
Three or four others struck us lust above the
water line, with no other effect than making
indentations Of two inches. The pilot house
received one shot on one Of the upper corners,
nearly b~atteTing it down. a little later in the
action, however, 3 heavy shell was thrown from
3 distance of about fifteen feet, against the front.
A. an angie of bout thirty degrees, striking tie
/ two upper bars just at the lookout crack, the
main force being on the lower Of the two, forcing
| it in about an inch, and opening q crack Of ore
fourth of an inch on the opposite side. She
twice attempted 10 open a hole in cur side with
her ram, as she did the Cumberland, once stTilI-
ing C. sauareIy on cur beam, neGgly abreast Of
the turref, isIT.ng US somewhat, and leaving q
small dent on our iron side. Oar hail remains
perfectly tight, and the tuTret, Notwithstanding
the severe hammering, revolyes as accurately
and easily as when we LETT New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
In Chancery at memphis.

GTATE OF TBNEESSEE-Procesdingsbad in the
- clerks Office, chsncery side Of the eomhoH law and
chsneeTy court of thu city Of Memphis, Friday, Jsnu
arp 30, 1852.
Thomas W. Hunt, Comp sinAnt,
rs.
Samuel P Walker aud o1hers, Defendants 3.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this cause thai the
defendants. nsv a @. G Os, Cornelia Null, Harriet
Null, Christian Mali and Thomas Null, are non resi-.
dsots Of he State Of To nessee,
It is ordered that they do enter tbsir appearance
herein before or within the first three days of the next
term Of said court, TO be held on the second Monday in
May nest, 1862 and plead, snswsr or dsmur 20
cOmplainSnt's bill. OF the same will BE- taken for con
fesssd as 70 them and set for hearing ex parts, and that
q copy Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest John c. r.
CLERK aud Master.
s. Y. Wa. SOB, solicitor FOR complainant
mhrQlsvv4U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

The EXCELsIoR-The indomitable Fl. Heng-
hold. whose Excelsior eating house was burned down a
few days ago. is again ready for business He opens at
10 o clock this morning, in the Turley Block, two doors
from his old place, south side of Court Square. He has
arrangements to treat visitors with the best the market
affords, well cooked, and neatly served. Give him q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

GENERAL AGENCY.-0m well known fellow
citizen, Z. d. Nabers, Esq n connection with J. D.
Gof. has opened an Office over the Gayoso Savings Bank
As general agents for buying and selling lands, city
property, negroes. etc Those having business to trans
act will find this frn attentive, prompt and experienced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

To PRESERVE DEAD BoDEs-The follow
ing preparation, which has been used on many
occasions for thirty or forty years past, comes
highly recommended for the preservation Of
dead bodies. 1t will, in q great degree, prevent
the offensive odor from corpses, and while the
remains Of SO many Of our deceased soldiers are
being transported from the camps h~omeward, 1t
NAV be of service to publish Take two pounds
of common salt, two pounds of alum, one pound
of sa~ltpetsr-dissolve in six gallons of water,
and keep the shrouding wet with the solution,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

PRoMPTITUDE.-My store house, No, 26 Front
Row was consumed by fire yesterday morning. 1t was
insured in the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company Of Nashville foT 5000. This morning their very
reliable agent IN this city, J. G. LonsdaIe, ESQ, ce led on
me and paid the insurance. R A. PARKER
Memphis. Anil 2. 1862.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-Cayce * Son win
sell By auction, On Saturday next, the neat aud elegant
steamboat JEFF. Davis, with al her furniture aud equip
nents. she is a fine craft only i've years old, and Is a
popular passenger boat Opportunity now offers for
making q good investment Cash, or real estate in this
city at cash valuation, viii be taken in payment River
ken viii net fail to give the subject their attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

RECORDERS COURT-The Recorder had
eleven cases before him yesterday -Four persons
were fined from sx to eleven dollars each On the city
docket, aud similar amounts on the Provost MarshaIs
docket. for being drunk. S. W. wilkins was fined 81
fer resisting officer Winters, who was engaged in ar
resin g a refractory negro, who lad been guilty Of per
sonal violencs towards him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
Yankee Devioe for PersouaI safety.


The Philadelphia Inquirer has the following
remarks about the " soldiers bullet-proof vest -
This protection entirely supersedes the cuirass
now 10 use with ali the cavalry in Europe. 1t
is much lighter, much cheaper, and Is destined
TO become an exceedingly important defense to
our men, not only for cavalry, but infantry.
The vest is made Ike the ordinary military
vest, but contains two plates Of fne, light steel
Il weighs from TIRES and q half to five pounds
only. 1t will resist all bayonet and sword
thrusts, pistol balls at ten PAGES and rife balls at
forty rods. A heavier plate, for cavalry and ar
tillery, weighing eight pounds, Is proof against
rife balls as the short distance Of eighty PAGES.
Messrs. G and D.. Cook 81 Co, of New Haven,
who are now filing large orders, have perfected
this simple and efficient protection through three
months of constant trial in the presence Of many
officers. It has been tested in the presence OF
some of our best citizens at the waTeToomSOf
the Messrs. Elliott, at No. 23l Broadway, where
it is sold also at the Benton barracks, st. Louis,
at Cincinnati, and at other places, where its val
ne has been proved beyond DOUBT. Its merits
are such that a board Of officers, app jinted by
the Wal Department, have it now undergoing a
series Of tests, which so far have proved, as We
understand, satisfactory to the gentlemen com
posing the board
The result of these trials is that officers and
men are supplying themselves, to a considerable
extent, at theiT own expense. But if these facts
are facts, if Cne-half Of our severe loss at such
desperate fights as that al Fort D9neisUn can be
saved they ought to be saved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

To U LADY FRIENDs.-After one days in
PERMISSION, we will ecOmmenee this morning, at ten
o'clock, our sale OF ladies goods with : large and varied
stock Of boots, shoes, hats and r~eady-made clothing,
Remember, a. L. Andrews & Co, PSI Msin street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

EXPRESS AUCTIoS-Mr Cayce called to re-
quest US to state thst seats had been reserved for the
ladies'. As he is 30 well known as a lNdy's man, we
doubt not many wild be there to risk their fortunes on
the grand scheme to be tested. Ten o'clock this morn
ing is the hour when the bali is 10 ron
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

IF Oh. such a cold, sore throat, head ache
and bones ache, with inhaued eyes, that tell their own
tale, by the dripping waters. Well, go aud buy a bottle
OF Am6rosial Oh, and you have speedy relief. Read the
evidences Il special noticea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3.

RECRUITS WANTED-A few more recruits
will be received for Capt McMahons company, Col.
HarmOn's regiment Apply to Lieut. S. W. YOunkin,
Walkers Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED.-In our
new advertising column will be found the advertisement
Of Mr. H. h. Falls, who offers to sell a fine farm, only a
few hours ride from the city, on the Memphis and Charles
pon railroad, for Confederate money OF negroes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
I'm Cllancerx ut EEemnhis.

IN t~IlAllCeFy AT NAeuspElASs
STATE OF TENNESSEE-Pro seedlings had IN ths
y clerks office, chaneery side Of the common Law ard
chsneefy court Of The city OF Asmphs, Saturday, Jan
uury TIRE 18Th, 1862
Jacob L. Groges sind others, COmplainaats
vs..
Solomon An5revB ana others. Defendants
1t appssTiDs from affidavit Sled IN thiE cause thst the
do endsat, Solomon Andrews, is q non resident OF the
state Of Tennessee,
It is ordered that he do enter his sppesIan ce herein
befo Q or wi hin the frat three days OF the next term Of
Eaid court, to be held on the second Snnday in hHy
nezt, 1862, ana plead, answer 'r aemur to complain
ants bin, or the same viii DO taken foe confessed as 10
him ard set To- hearing sx parts, ana that a copy ofthis
o der be published once q weak for four successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-attest: JOHN c.. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Henry G. Smith solicitor for complain ants.
nh LI w4w
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STOP TNE HORSE

ID AN ont Of our stable Sunday night,
IN at ds-k, a DARK SORREL E0kSE, EzyT%
very hspvy huiit and very ia six years HT4
old, ard white spot in the forehead. NOA2A
other marks remembered. A liberal reward will be
pad FOR the horse if brOrght tc ON stable, on Jefferson
street. or for Information ~ jhat we can ct him.
Al lte LEFTY Willie " 90