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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21
Resilient Notice.

On the Chaueery side OF the Common Law ana
Ben. May Is. W. L. Simmons and Others.
It appearing from affidavit in this cause tina
the defendant Edgar simmons is q citizen OIL
the State OF Arkansas and q nonresident OF The
state Of Tennessee, IL is therefore ordered thai
he make his appearance herein at the Court.
house, in the city of Memphis. Tennessee. on
the drst Monday in January, 1866. that being d
regular rule day, and plead, answer or demul
TO compliments bill.Sr the same will be taken
for confessed, as to him, and set for heariHs
sAP1ris. and that a copy or this order be pub
l1Sheu once "A wuvh. uT LOur Successive weeks
IA the Memphis PEA
A~COpy-Attest.
AUG CSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
Estes 4 jackson, soils. for complainant.
HpQ-TaEv4WHa npeam her Isl 1875
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Ia A gentleman Of thus city, says the
Nashville Banner, recentlyreturned from
Corinth, Miss, brings intelligence Of a
bloody affair recently enacted upon the
streets of that village. Il young man,
formerly a soldier in the Confederate
army, was proceeding along the street,
and by accident jostled against a colored
soldier. The latter drew q revolver to
shoot the former but was prevented by
the United States guard. Subsequently,
however, the negro met the young man
as he was returning TO his home, and
shot him through the head with amusket.
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Nnn-Rosident Nnfice-

On the Cbancery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court ofthe city Of Memphis, Tenn.
George A. Freret, Auguste Belmont x Co. and
De Ro~thschilds Brothers ~. Philip RotclfOrd,
Shepherd Brown and the unknown heirs and
d~evisees OF Joseph II. Johnston, deceased.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
the defendants Philip ROtchford, Shepheri
Brown and the unknown heirs and devlSees of
Joseph II. Johnston, deceased, are nOn-residents
of the State Of Tennessee, 10 Is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein at the
Courthouse, in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, within the first three days ofthe next term
day in May, 1860, and plead, answer or demur
to complaiuants' bill, or the same Will he taken
for confessed. as 10 them, and set for hearing
eIDdrte, and that a copy OF this orde- be pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis APPEAL.
A C~Opy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ALSTOV, clerk AID master.
Wright & McKisick, soils. for cJmplainauts.
de2laW4wts December Isl I4sl
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Ladies Hair Dressing saios

Ladies Hair Dressing saIoOn.-The "a
vorite establishment Of Madame Layigns, OF
Main street between Union and Gayoso. oppo
site the Proyiue Block, is in full blaze Of pros
Psrlty. Her ornaments OF hair, IN variety
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. Themes
elaborate toilette lacks finish unless Madam,
Lavl-ne touches It.
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attachment sur.

l. sPARKMAN VS. W. c. CARLISLE.
THE defendant, ". c. Carlisle. win please take
i notice that an attachment wasfssue1 ag8insf
his estate Tor the sum OF nlnety-oue dollars and
98-l00 debt due on note on file in this Cgurr
upQn the ground that the defendant is n nom
resident OF the State OF Tennessee. II Is there
fore ordered that the said defendant enter his
appearance on OF before the In day or Janu-
airy, ~, 70 plead, answer or demur % the said
plaintus complaint or the same viii be taken
for confessed, and the case set for hearing ~
pdTte, and that q copy Of This order be published
once a week, for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis APPEAL.
decS-laW4w & NrloRE d
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Nom Resident Notice.

ON the Chancery side Of the Common Law
~ and Chancery Court Of the City Of Mem.
phis. Tennessee.
GayOso Savings Institution vs.. Cornelius Eel
loves, Dan. p Logan, Thompson Greenfield,
nrm OF FellOWes & Co, and others.
It appearing from fiidavit in this cause. that
the defendants Cornelius FelOwes, Dan. T. Lo-
gan, and Thompson Greenfield, firm of Eel
loves & Co, are nOn-resideuts Of the state OF
Tennessee, 10 Is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein at the Court
House, IN the City Of Memphis, Tennessee,
within the first three DAYS Of the next term OF
said Court, 70 commence o N the second Monday
IN May 1886 and plead answer or demur 10 cOm-
p%lainants bill, or hesame will be taken for con-
fessed, as TO them, and set for hearing eEpurte,
and that 4 copy OF this order be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis APPEAL.
a C~opy-Attost
ACGU STONALSTON. Clerk and Master.
Finlay & Keller, soils for complainant.
-n-lATumazrEm
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Admintstratol.,s Notice.

HAvrNG obtained from the County Court oi
III Shelby county, Tennessee, letters of All.
ministratiOn on this estate of T.. j. Harrington,
deceased, all persons indebted TO said estate ART
hereby notified 20 come up and settle without
delay, and avoid costs; and all persons "a
their claims within the time prescribed by the
law, or the same will be barred. Ny attorney,
ID. Notion, Nc. D3 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Is authorized to act for me. Dated December T.
1866. F. NJ. HARRINGTON.
Administrator OF the Estate Of
dee-law4w(s T.. J. Harrington, decd.
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CRoWDER g. co,
Agents.
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. PA Front Street,
TEVYESSEE
L. S. Bonded Warehouse, No. 1.
OFFICE Asst. QUARTERMAsTER,1
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT, :
Memphfs. Tenn. Dec. 18th lA5

OFFICE Asst. QUARTERMASTER,1
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT,
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 18th, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until saturday, December %, 1865, at
y N, for furnishing this Post with wood for the
succeeding six months, commencing on the LIST
day Of January 1865.
Said wood 10 be good merchantable Hard
Wood, white or burr oak being the standard }
TO be az four feet long, and reckoned a2S) one
hundred and twenty-eight cubic feet 70 the
cord, and 70 be delivered in such quantities as
the Government may require, to be piled, for
Inspection and reception, at the North end OF
Navy Yard, now occupied by the Government
for Wood Yard, or at any place OF like con-
y~enience in the city that the Government may
designate.
bond in the sum Of (s5,O09) five thousand
dollars, with two securities, will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract
The surities 10 the Bond will be bound Jointly
and seVerally, for the whole amount Of the
bond, and shall satisfy me by ffidavit. properly
stamped, that they are worth, individually,
over and above all debts and liabilities, double
the amount Of the bond. Such affidavit to be
inclosed with the proposals submitted.
An bids must be made in duplicate, and ac-
companied with a copy of this advertisement,
with the full name and residence Of the bidder,
and of the surities proposed TO be given.
Payment will be made at the end Of each
month, ifln funds for that purpose, II not, as
soon thereafter as funds shall be provided.
The right to reject any and all bids that may
not be deemed advantageous 20 the Govern
ment, is reserved.
All bids must be marked. {" Proposals for
Wood" and addressed to the undersigned.
Bidders are invited TO be present at the open
ing of the bids
By order OF COL. r. z CLAR1,
Deputy Q. NJ. GenL Us. a.
LIS. VANVLIET,
Capt. and 40. NJ. del5 81
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NOTICE.-The creditors of the estate of
~ Joseph &. Bragg, deceased, are hereby no
titled that I have suggested 70 the Clerk of the
County Court Of Upton county, Tennessee, the
insolvency OF said estate; and creditors Of said
estate are notified TO file their claims, duly
proven, on or before the ID day Of June, 1866
In said Clerks ONCE, or this notice will be filed
in bar OF the same. ROWLETT +. BRAGG.
de~lQ-law4wls Admir- Of Jos. G. Bragg, decd.
NOTICE.-Persons having claims against
~ the estate Of r. u. Fellows, deceased, are
requested TO present them properly authenu-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred. MRS Z. A. FELLOWS,
de9-law4w" Administrators.
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ChrIafmn. {. CoEning. ID d -

Christmas Is Coming, and OF course the
children are eagerly looking forward Tor ME.
presents from fond parents, and every sWalT
desires a souviner for the object OF MS anee
lions, such as a fine Photograph Album, OF 3
splendid Gift Book, gotten up in suburb style
or purchsnce q superior Guitar or Piano 70 al
such we would say, go to Katzenbach's, who's
stock OF Christmas presents IS unsurpassed,
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n. p. Treat. Madison street, near The Bayou,
q fine stock OF Agricultural implements on
hand. eAlss Wagons, and Blacksnithing done
and made promptly 10 order.
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Non-Restdent Notice.

On the Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court oftbe city Of Memphis, Tenn
Il. B. Edmondson c. at, rs. James II. Mcneil
and Others
It appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
the de iendant James II. Mcneil is a citizen
OF the state Of Arkansas, ana a nonresident OF
the State Of Tennessee, il is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein At the
Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
on the drst Monday January, 1866, that being
a regular rule day, and plead, answer or demuI
TO complainants bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed, as TO him, and set for hearing
erparfe, and that a copy OF this OrderD DE pub
ltshed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis
A Copy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
Kortrecht & CrOft, soils. for oompl't
de2-iaw4w(s December LIST. 1876.
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attachment.

Attachment in Circuit Court ( shelby County,
Tennessee.
W. A.. ? Jones, and wife Jane r. Jones, vs.. ".
C.. Davis.
IN this cause the plaintiffs having sued ont OF
said Court an attachment upon the ground,
that defendant W. c., Davis Is a nonresident OF
the state Of Iennessec, and said attachment
having been returned Into Court, levied upon
the real estate OF defendant publication as by
law required Is ordered to be made in the MN
PHIs APPEAL, notifying said W.. c.. Davis 70 ap-
pear at the next term Ofthe Circuit Court 10 be
held FOR SHELBY County az Raleigh ON the third
N0uday Il January next, and within the nrst
70 zee days OF said term, to plead, answer or de
muir to said attachment suit, or the same will
be conducted eXpaTte.
Done at Office, November II, 1856.
II. ID. /. STEWART.
Clerk Circuit Court.
John Hallum, attorney for plaintiffs.
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Gold Eagle Northumberland, Game
chous, steaks, vegetables, fresh and preserved
Everything 20 crafty the palate, elegantly
served, may be had al this recherche restaurant
on few minutes notice. Il % nearly opposIt,
the APPEAL once on Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

CRIMINAL ouRT-Them isdemeanor docket,
including presentments for gaming, and retail
ing liquor without license. viii be called per
emptorily in this court to-day. Judgment will
De- rendered against AL parties not attending.
and-oriers issued for their arrest.
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Nnticn

Before J. C. Creighton, J.. p.
A. A. Padgett vs.. F. Baxter.
The defendant viii take notice. that an af-
rachTnent has been sued out against him uDru
the grounds that he Is a nonresident ofthe
state OF Tennessee, and the ease set for hearing
az tne once oj John {. Creighton, ESQ, Decem-
Der IS, 1856, at 10 o'clock A. 81, when md wher,,
he can attend anc defend said suit or the case
will be proceeded with exparte; and thai "A
copy Of this order be published once a waek 6or
four consecutive weeks. in the Memphis DaiIy-
APPEAL. c. CREIGHTON, j.. T..
uovI9 law4vq
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Go,

Office, No. 24 Front St.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS LINE
FROM and after this date. the
&MEMPHIS AMI CINCINNATI
PACKET COMPANY Will run three boats each
week, from Cincinnati and Memphis, leaving
each port on Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday,
o'clock p N. Shippers are requested 10 6rins IN
their bills ofladiug early, so as TO avoid DELAY.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the boats
leaving regularly, as advertised. Cotton ship
pers viii please observe that by the above ar
rangement We viii have a boat in port at all
times, and that we are prepared to receive cot
ton AT any hour.
nola "a Fran.s,
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Petition for DigOrce.

In the Circuit court Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Thomas Baker, Is. Alice Baker.
n this cause itapPsaring 70 the clerk, hromthe
Il petition OF complainant that the defendant
Is a nonresident OF the state of Tennessee. Pub
ucation, ash law required, s. hereby ordered,
requiring the defendant, Alice Baker, 70 enter
days Of the next tenn OftHe Circuit Court. 10 be
commenced at Raleigh, on the 81 Monday in
January next or eomplaiuants bin for divorce
e1pdrfe.
Done NJ Office, November 18th. 1885,
N. d. L. STEWART. Clerk. etc.
Williams, Atty for compi't. no2lI avfws
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Law Side Common Law and Chancery Court OF
the city Of Memphis
CLERKS OFFICE, November sd, 1865.
Joseph Hunter. plaintiff versus attachment
suit, W. d. kittle, defendant.
AFFIDAVIT for Attachment having been made
in this case in pursuance Of section 35 OF the
Code OF Vennesse, and having been
issued and returned by the proper officer
" Levied, etc, on the property Of the defend
ant ". D.. kIttle, It is therefore ordered, that
said defendant appear at the Courthouse. in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the second Monday in February next, and de-
fend this suit, or the same will be taken for
confessed As 20 him, and the case Set for hearing
exparte. and that a OF this orrter be pub
Iished once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Memphis APPEAL.
A Copy: JOIN DONOT Van, Clerk.
MASON HYDE, Deputy Clerk.
N. Combs, Jr. & Wickersham & Beecher, Attys
for Pitts.
nov24 Iaw4W"fg
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To BufIdera-We take pleasure in calling
the atteDfloa Of those interested, 70 the adveF
tissmeut Of T. J. Rice, In another column
headed Lumber, Lumber," where everything
wanted by builder can be found.
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BoUSD OvEK-Mrs. Kane, keeper OF a disre-
putable house In the city, was before Esquire
Creighton, yesterday, charged with robbing
Patrick Maher ofthe sum OF one hundred and
twenty dollars, and upon examination was
bound over in the sum OF two thousand dollars,
toanswer the charge at the next term OF the
Criminal Court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

THURSDAY, Dec. 2L-The imports OF yester-
day, as copied from the books Of the Mer-
chants' Exchange, were as follows:
Apples, ) bbls. Cotton, go bales.
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J. bach q CO., 4-7a ssasn street. Closing out
A fine Stock Of Dry Goods, etc. Selling very
rapidly at low prices. }. Bach Co, No. 2j
Main street
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A la Parisienne.-Ladies who desire Ia
latest style Ofdress goods, and notions, and Wh'
desire the latest Partisan styles OF Millinery
should not fail 70 call on Mrs Gogens at No. 30
/ Nan sLreef.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

Cotton Bale re Boards Patent Lock
Hook Iron Tie has more strength than any
other, can be put on In less than half the time,
and saves the planter ovsr one dollar per bale
All who have used Il win use no other. For
sale by the leading houses IN Memphis
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walker Bros a Co., 2 Jefferson street
The very finest aud best selected STOCK o.
Clothing al Retail. New packages are opened
every day. Their Wholesale estaohSnmsA' L
atNo. 20 Main street Clay Building
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DEATH IRON NTOLENcE.-A man named
Moore, trespssSng on the premises Of Mr. Cur
lin, near the Marsh farm on tue Randolph road,
shout i've miles from the city, was rather
roughly handled by that individual, and drop
ped dead in shout twenty minutes after. We
understand that Mr.. Curtin Immediately sur
rendered himself 10 the civil authorities.
THE FAIR LAsT NIsHT.-The cold. piercing
winds, which kept up such a melancholy
dirge" during the entire night, prevented as
large N attendance as would, under more IA
vo-able circumstance, have been present The
weather permitting, welook for A large crowd to
night, with hearts and purses open, 10 aid the
ladies in the accomplishment Of their praise
worthy euterurfsp.
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Walker Bros a Co., No. 25 Froat street
Chelce and Fresh Dry Goods, al retail. The
best stock IN the city. Walker Bros 3 Co.
Retail clothing al No. 3 jefferson street, and do
a large Jobbing business at No. ~ Main street,
/ CLAY Building.
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walker Bros a Co., ~ Main st rect, Cas
Building. Boots, Shoes, aud Plantation sup
pua, staple and Fancy Dry Goods and lanke,
Notions. A heavy stock on hand, and new
nah sges received every day.
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We Believe if.-The stock Of almora skirts
now on sale at Messrs Tglauer & Pritzs, are the
best and cheapest 70 be fourd In this city. Is
Main street. de20 81
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Iumber-Those desiring a good qoaA1s q
Lumber Of any kind, wiz consult their owl
interest by calling on 7 J. Rice, on AaaDs
street. between Front and the lsyss
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GEO. FOSTER. W. A. GwYS.T GUILD
A. H.. FOSTER. J. ". F0sTER, SAMUEL GWTN.
FOSTER, COPELAND &CO..
Commission Merchants
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
No. 30 Water Street,
Coentes Slip, Nau v

We desire 70 call your attention To The above
are, q respectfully tender you our services
N Inis market, assuring you that any business
YOU may lntrust 70 our care Will have our per-
sonaL, prompt and faithful attention.
q viii Dc pleased to receive on CONSIGNMENT
Io6aeco, Cotton ana Western Prodneg zen
srnuy. " 9 nave secured the commodiOus tore
N0i- 80 W arer Street, located In the inn
Medlale ytOlnlt Of the Wharves on the PriD-
clpu railroad ami Transportation Comosuies.
ana When sales cannot be made ON arrival Ne
are prepared to store, under our own lInsr-
vision, the goods consigned to US.
VIC VIII execute orders for any article Of me-
chhndlss N the market, but will mai-s I.
speciality Of GROCERS GOODS
We viii receive and forward Nar,bo-a
foreign ports when desired. "
Our houses viii be condD cted as hersfoepra q,
nc3nna under the styie cf F0STFP
. = and A. Memphis under the styIe
u = Y q CO.. and they will be
pIelareo 20 maze Cash Advances on consiRn-
mells 70 us and being in constant communi-
SaCgI w US BY telegraph and otherwise, will
y lnshseQto give cur friends in their vicinity
osIlg information Of the changes IN this market
me business here will be controlled by r,ur
SeOI8e Foster Gu1ld Copeland, and Sai aueI
GM4A; and with their knowledge Of W SER,
FFVLuee, IonoccO and Cotton. their a. Terrence
IN the General Merchandise and Gro cry busf-
ness, ana a thorough acquaintan "a with the
wants OF the West and SOuthWes we with con-
nuenee solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully,
FOSTFR CoprTA M Il IN
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EcOnomy.-Tbose ladies that make this n
study should call at Messrs- Iglauer GPrtz's, 80
Main street, for blankets, hanuels, sheetings'
shirtings, etc All are reduced in price.
Ion ge
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ROBBERY HY SIG SoLDIERs-Betweeu
eleven and twelve o'clock yesterday, four
stores situate on Causey and Linden streets
were entered by negro soldiers who robbed
Them OF clothing, boots, etc, 20 the amount Of
some MY dollars The police were called, hut
being pJwerless against the rcvoIvers presented
al their heads, were forced 10 retreat. The
matter was reported TO Gen. Smith who prom
ised 70 do all In his power TO ferret out the guilty
parties
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OrnamentaI-Bohemia, Lava and Chin
Vase, Toilet sets, Parian Marble Figures, etc.
a splendid assortment at Doldnger's Chlnf
Store, No 81 North side ofCourt Square. deZ-5i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-21

Cheese-One hundred boxes extra choice
New York factory Cheese. We hin it the
finest lot ever offered in this msrkeL For sale
by n H. Wilson & Co, No. I52T ront street
dan o.
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The blessings Of Pcaee.-We are sure the
ladies viii be pleased TO learn that the elegaRi
assortment or dress goods, 20 be found at Messrs,
Iglauer & Pritz's, are marked Town stil lower.
dan r.
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BNE IHousAND WHITE MES TO BIZ CALLED
or zSD A~ENED-Judge Leonard, with a most
proper regard for the peace and quiet Of the
city during the approaching holidays, and BY
me power vested In him as the highest judicial
orhcer Of the country, proposes 20 authorize
Sheriff Winters, 70 raise one thousand white
men Of good moral character, and unQuestion-
able I~oyalslty 10 the Government Of the United
states and % the Stale Of Tennessee, for the
purpose Of patroing the city and county
Judge Leonard acts under the provisions Of the
following Act Of the General Assembly Of the
s.ate ofTsunessse. passed the seventh ofJune.
eighteen hundred and sXty-fve:
An Act for the protection o. sherids and other
Civil Oficers of tho state
sEcrIoS J. Be Il enacted BY ne General A'ses-
~ Of mo Sale Cf IeIrAessee, That the -hertus Of
the several oouniies u THIS state are hereby
authorized 20 raise e posse Of men not TO exceed
rWeurv-rEe IA lumber as q county Patrol, and
20 at the sheriff ard all other CiVu OncerS OF
The County IN enlorcing civil law and order
and mrther. the sherldA Of the different Coun-
ties ID TINS STATE shall Ia eli cases Of emergency
son 10 the pose granted by this Act, as many
mgrr men a. VII In hls Judgment. be sumcleut
90 eit5er capture OF disperse all opposiug forces.
SIC q Be q HurtheT eluctad, Thet the above
County Guards shall consist Of the citizens OF
the IOuufYr au1 none SHAH be eligible 70 serve
blt slcl as have a good moral character ana
unques-ona1y loyal 30 the United States and
l1s Stats Of tennessee.
SEC 9 be z rura1eT GlNtc1. mat LUe eApcuHe
81 raising and keeping IN said service the above
force shall be paid By the County In which u
j. raised and The Clerk Of said county shah
keep aCLr1elt account q all such expense ana
report the same 20 The Comptroller OF the state,
and tLEt ta4 County Court shall have power -
dls1aud the sane when in their opinion the
causes for which they Eefe raised shall have
uEssel away
SIC 4 Baa nrth-v 141dted, That this Act take
eject nom aAd after in passage.
WILLIAM HEIEkELL.
Hpeakof OF me House Of represents tiveE
SAM IL r RODGERS,
ru..Ea- nL u. A.nala
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Dressed Luhtoer--A superior quality Of
White AID feho" PINE Flooring, Weather
boarding, Sheeang' Doors Binds, sash. Joists
sins and Studding, can be found n T j
Rlce's.
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Robeseu, Mitchell d oo.-rhess famous
5ranex do business pa Second street, Ayers
block. Their stock comprises every article
noe5ed an a complete md elegant OUTFIT