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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14


MAILS CIosE-For New Orleans, Vicksburg
Jackson and Grenada, three times a week VII
Memphis a Charleston and Mississippi Contra
Railroad.
Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati, daily
2.l5 p N. ria Nashville q Decater Railroad.
New York Richmond, Baltimore, Boston
Philadelphia, Washington, and all Eastern
cities, daily az &l5 pm uG M~emphis& Charles
ton and East Tennessee q Virginia Railroads.
Cairo. Chicago, st. Louis, and Northern and
Western. daily at 4pm, uid river to Cairo.
VcksburE. river and way landings, three
times a week.
Montgomery & Mobile and Mobile & Ohio
Railroad Three times a week, at els pm.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad, three times
per week, at pm.
Memphis & Ohio Railroad, daily, at go pm.
Little Rock and White River, three times a
week. at 1 pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14
M. COMBS, JR., & CO.,
Attorneys n Law and General var
CLAIM AGEN rs,
Memphis and Washington.

TIE recent war OF the rebellion has created =
great number and variety Of claims. the holdeEs
adjust with an possible pFompuess
AL persons having such claims against the
government and wishing their speedy adjust
menL, VIII do well 90 forward them ium-l-
ately 70 this Agency Tor collection. Little dH-
guilty or expense need be By any
applicant
The attention OF this once wiz be directed to
TIE prosecution and collection OF every variety
Of claims against the United states ia al de-
partmenIs Of the Government We are now
most successfully prosecuting claims and re-
covering prompt payment Of same from the
Government Of the. United states Tor H0rses
and Mules impressed; Hay, Com and Forage
Of NJ kinds; Wood and lumber Bacon, FIour
and other Provisions. Beef Cattle. Hos. etc.
Hire Of Teams; Timber for Bridges aud Rail-
roads, Irregular Claims against the Quarter
masters and Commissaries Departments orthe
United states, for supplies furnished the army.
whether G2lm4nts have or v not voucheE
or receipts for the same.
We Collect claims FOR Los OF Steamboat
SHOWS skins, ETC. Tor Furniture, Cotton or
other Produce seized ly the Military or Treas
ury authorities; Tor Extra Pay aud Com
mutation Of atoms Due Prisoners or War
for Rent Of Houses. etc; Suspended Pension
Money, Pensions OF all Etnds- BoUnties; Sol
diers' C~heck-Booksi Officers Back Pay Set
tement Of omcer accounts removal or
StOppages Horses Lost, Killed Captured or
abandoned IN the Service Errou-ou-ru-z aa..
Claims for the four cents per pound paid ON
Cotton previous 70 shipment also, the tax Ou
Goods imported into Tennessee, claims for
Land Damages, etc., before Congress and
claims oflOyal owners OF negro slaves who en-
listed IN the Union army during the late rebel
lion for the amount and bounty provided By
act Of Congress
This Agency, we d1tter ourselves. offers ad-
vautages superior TO any local agency. being
located AZ the Federal Capital, thus allowing IA
ready Investigation Of difficult eases. and dis
patch in the collection of claims And our lnuE
experience I'm the collection Of Government
claims, and familiarity with the forms Of Office
and all the departments OF the Nau1ual Cow
nment, give Us great facilities for tine success
full prosecution Of all claims entrusted 10 uS-
Our Mr.. Combs viii practice law In al the
courts OF the city Of Memphis and shelby
county. and the Federal court for the District o.
West Tennessee. lawyer. Claim Agents and
Others having claims for collection iu this and
adjoining States, viii ind IL to their advantage
to send them 70 us.
Fees shared with professional men entrustiug
business with US.
ANY claims entrusted 90 us viii De prompuy
submitted and vigorously prosecuted
II. CONES. JR- q CO.
Attorneys and COunsell0rs az Law and Claim
Agents. Room No. . POstOdice BuilulHE, Mem
phis. Tennessee noslN I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

lrALrAN OPERA-We cannot stop 10 flourish
upon the unmized Italian, 10 we will say a
word about the third operate performance in
THIS city. In plain English. Nendis Masked
Ball was given last evening with all the eject
possible, considering the place, the time, anu
the resources at command. I'm BaAo in Mas
chers7 .pshaw, we promised 70 talk English
"A Masked Ball" was portrayed with al us
intrigue. lis H3a-seuse and Its real sense By
the x Troupe last evening. As the Dill
SAYS, with the following extraordinary
a. cast Amelia, Nine GhiouL. Oscar, a Page,
Mle Caulssa- Ulrcs, (AstrologerJ Nine stra-
kosch. Ruhard, Governor Of Boston, Signor
MaccaierrL. Rienhart, Secretary, signor Nara
and otheus too numerous 10 mention The ac-
ton is supposed 10 take place in Boston, Us.
As IL requires more uagp0ziE, than We have time
or place 10 argue, We will admit H. Al the
same time we wish It distinctly understood that
The Hub OF ihe Universe never knew any
ming about il Until Mr. Verdi "let the cat out
oftbe bag" We are not supposedto be vouch-
-. for me truth Of the story. 10 truthfuIly told
bv this troupe. All w can say may be ex-
u,sssed Ia a few words. 1.-THE author meas 20
saw mat all what happened on tbs stage, last
n,ybt occurred in the good old city Of Boston,
~ ,.lrs very much as ace do when we lie.
p,, ~ The musical part We must d.
-, our attention. GhiOni was great
80 vas a whole volume IN a Page Nine
s.rakoseh didn't look hsTself 8 BIT, Tor she vas
covered I'd With fKins which spoiled her per
s,nal appearance, but which FUZZY carried out
Ar yerIrx idea Of q woman OF mystery
she I'D the paEt ful justice, especially ~ ms
s,s,s where she tellsthe Governor thai the hrs
man who takes his hand VIII also take hA
blood. Maccaferd, who personaies tAe eoF
eruor o. don't see II, but, in the best possloi'
numoy PUSHES on 20 his destruction hesas
in the best possible humor, Tor VIVA
auia could help doing 30 before al
audience winch appiauds him al every sep
in 50 doing Reinhart represented bg sienoi
NfaraN had decided objections, which he mos
aIoauentIv urged before his wife, poor woman)
be- TAN bis eloquencs was wasted. Though he dis
played all the iervor becoming an artist alsVef
q husband, although be gave evidences 20 iAs
audience q his ability as a - Primo BARITONE
he failed % convince her OF her error in pre-
fenng q tenore 10 a bs~ritone, until be let day
light into the unfortunate one, and added hl'
diving assertions 20 his imperfect ~BrieL" Ih'
audience sympathized with everybody in The
opera. applauded everything 10 the echo, en-
dorsed an that was perpetrated, and VIII keep
on doing 50 for the balance Of the week
Good public go and see the Devil
IS he Is 70 be represented In Faust" tonight
Aouously speaking, We eenn1t too ~pressingly
urse upon our citizens the necessity Of theil
attending the Opera, II they wish'to enjoy
season % unalloyed pleasure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Ia In consequence Of the frequent
outrages occurring in Washington, and
the general want of suitable restrictions
upon lawlessness, it is probable that there
VIII be important legislation in Congress
Win reference 30 . change in the munici-
pal government. Many citizens favor
me plan of reyoking the city charter and
placing It's affairs entirely IN the hands OF
Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Ia The State Department received
Nv the last steamer from Europe im-
portaat dispatches from o u Minister TO
England. There is a strong reason TO
believe that England, under the new
Ministry, will back down from her posi-
ton on the Alabama question, aud al
once consent TO a lust aud equitable adj
justment Of the question in dispute. The
tenor Of the last dispatch from the state
Department, and which emenated from
the President himself was calculated
10 open the eyes Of the English Gov
I eminent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

RI-Among the charges against O'Ma-
honey, President of the Fenian Brother
hood, Is a violation of oath in refusing 10
communicate with the Senate; refusing
to enable the Standing Finance Commit
tee Of the Senate 10 Obtain books and ac-
counts: having placed in official posi-
tons and salaried several parties rejected
by the Senate when presented for con-
firmation, and other persons, also with
salaries, who had never been submitted
for such confirmation having himself
usurped the position Of Agent for the
Irish Republic, after being peremptorily
rejected for said position by the Senate (;
having issued bonds with his own name
upon them as agent having wastefully
expended money by payingrent eighteen
months in advance for the mansion on
Union square and lodging; another large
sum TO provide against damage TO said
building, and having refused TO pay I've
TO the Secretary of War money that had
been appropriated for wal purposes by
the Senate.
1t is charged that large sums OF money
have been used for specializing in gold
and other purposes by individuals. Presi-
. dent OiMahoney and his Cabinet charge
the Senate with having actedimproperly
on various occasions, in converting funds
10 their own purposes
1t is also charged, that the agent sent
10 Ireland, sold out 20 the British Gov
eminent and caused the arrest Of
| stephens at Dublin. Charges against B.
Doran Killian are peridy and malfea-
sance in refusing 10 pay money when
ordered, and paying out large sums when
there was no authority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

OPERA joint Stock Company IS about
being organized, for the purpose Of finishing
and hitting mp she large han in the Greenlaw
Block, in a style.unequaled, out Of the great
metropolitan cities Of the world. Il is estimated
that one hundred thousand dollars viii be re
quired, which It is proposed TO divide into smal
shares The scheme seems % be well digested
and viii doubtless pay wellto the S~tockholder.
while It's consummation viii be highly credita-
bic md beneaclaE 70 the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

CHARGED WITH RoABERV-Mr. James Davi,
appeared before Esquire Creighton, and swors
out a warrant, against a negro, Isaiah, whom
be charges with robbing his -oom OF a fine gold
watch, valued al two hundred aud my dollars
and the sum Of seventeen OF eighteen dollar.
In greeRbacks. The negro was arrested and
lodged In faT 70 await trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

JAMES C0LEMAN-A strong effort is on foot 10
induce this gentleman TO take charge OF the
Memphis telegraph ohice-a position which he
filed, for many years, 20 the entire satisfaction
OF the business community. Mr.. Coleman was
among those energetic gentlemen who, At very
considerable sacrifice, brought the telegraph
first 70 Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

CoNTINVED OvER-A. DeVot, arrested a few
days since, on a charge OF receiving stolen
goods. was brought before Esquire Creighton.
yesterday, for examination, and his case con
tinued over for further hearing 10 this after
noon, at two O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

SHOT BY A NEGRO soLDrER-Mr. Roland,
crossing the bridge on Second street.
leading to Chelsea, on Monday night last, was
stopped by a negro, who cody began surveying
him from head 20 foot, and then ordered him
20 proceed on his way, 70 which modest request
Mr.. Roland Immediately complied. He had
reached q distance Of some eighteen or twenty
yards from the negro, when that individual
raised his musket and fired, The ball entering
TIE len side OF Mr.. Roland just above his hip,
in hicting a very dangerous, II not fatal wound.
The negro Immediately made Oh, and has not
since been seen or heard OF.
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Non-R Resident Notice.

On The Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court oftne city OF Msmphs Ienn.
H. B. Edmondson e. a. r. James h MeNeiA
and other.
Il aupearino from affidavit in this cause, that
the de fendant James IT.. McNeH IS 2 ell4en
Of the state Of Arkansas, and q non-leAlelt o.
the state OF Tennessee, it Is therefore ofuefea
f5of ~ make mis- aupenrance herein at the
C0ure-hOuse. in the city OF Mempm ~AenneSee
On the drst Monday in January lsfr tnGt being
cSnnIafpanti bin. or the same win be rakar
1885,. a. 10 him. and set FOR hearfns
1870. and thai q copy OF This order be pub.
,--.5 oncs a week. for four Successive weeks
~ ne Memphis APPEAL
Capy-Atte
ACGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
i KOrtrecht & Croft, sols. for compYf-
~deSlawfEa peesmber Isl, $50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

RECORDERS COURr-This Court was but
SHINY attended yesterday. Sixteen eases were
mp before Recorder Creighton for disposal, and
fines and costs amounting 20 one hundred and
thirteen dollars assessed and collected, by Clerk
Cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Report upon the Physics and Hy-
drauIies Of the Mississippi RIVer---Upon
the Protection Of the AuuviaI Region against
Overflow; and upon the Deepening OF the
Mouths, based upon surveys n ADMINISTRATIONS
made under the acts OF Congress directing the
Typographical and Autographed survey ofthe
delta Of the Mississippi river, with such invesu-
cations as might lead TO determine the most
practicable plan for securing It from inunda-
ton, and the best mode Of deepening the chan
nels at the mouth Of the river. Prepared by
Capt. A. a. Humphreys and Lieut. II. Abbot
Corps OF Typographical Engineers, United
states Army" We are indebted 70 our friend
Mr.. j.. a. Pattison, for a copy Of this very val,
liable work. The ttle-page, copied above, ex.
hibits its scope and character. It is a larg,
quarto, got mp in Lipplncott & Co.'S best style
10 may be had OF Geo. Pattison q Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

THURSDAY, Dec. 1.-THE imports OF yesteI.
day, as copied from the books OF the Me.
chants Exchange, were as follows:
Ale & Beer, 70 pkgs. Hides, 1874
Alcohol, y bblS. H~OilOwware, GU pcs
Apples, IS bbls. Horses & Mules, a.
Bacon, Is cslIs l tierce. Lard, l62 kegs : bbls p
Boots q Shoes, l52 cases. tierces.
Butter, 9 bbls 81 kegs. Liquors, 81 pkgs.
Cotton, 3S2 bales. Nails, ~ kegs.
Candles, 100 bxs. Salt, 50 bbls.
ANDY, 20 boxes. Soap, 50 bXS.
Cheese, 100 boxes Stoves, y.
Chickens, l coop. Sugar, 50 bbls.
Coffee. 6S SKIS. Tobacco, l6 bxs 60 pkgs
Dry Goods, A cases. Vehicles, Il
Eggs, IL bbls. Vinegar, 5 bbls.
Fish, so pkgs- Whisky, 50 bbls.
Furniture, 900 pkgs- Wine bbls.
Hardware, SIS pkgs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

sENrENcFD-JohnsonLyonS. convicted in the
Criminal court yesterday for passing counter
felt money, knowing il to be such, was sen
fenced % confinement in County Jail for the
period OF eleven montls and t-wanfv-sIx lave
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

AHistOry OF the Late War, complete in
one voIume, by Thomas Prentice Ketten, un-
der the uuerof History OF the Great Rebellion,
isbeing canvasSed for in this city by l. B. SUIT
ton. Every person should have one, and be
ready when he calls to subscribe for this inter
esting and impartial work. decl4-3tr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Ra- The findings and sentence in the
case of Col. John @. Crane have been
announced. The sentence is as follows:
To be cashiered, 10 forfeit all pay and al
lowance now due, 70 be fined in the sum
Of five thousand dollars, aud, ia default
Of payment Of the same, or any part
thereof, to be confined in the Penitenti-
airy, at Nashville, Tenn, at the rate OF
one days confinement for each ten dol
lars Of fine. The sentence Is ordered to
be carried into effect BY hreEet Maj Gen.
II. W. johnson, Provost Marshal General
OF the Middle District Of Tennessee. Col.
Crane was Inspector General Of Quarter
| masters Department Of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

CHANCERY CoUET-Testerday being motor
dav. but little business OfimpOrtance rT%anspiret
10 this CoErt. The following are the eases SCI
FOR hearing to-day;
sa Milton A. Kerr u.s. J.. ". Ehludge Il a.
ITE John L. McRae et al g. James Mcconnell
q al
lss. II. !. GuIou u.s. Milton A. Kerr 81 al
I7G. sarah B. Green rs Robert J.. smith q al
IA Aimira Wynne eaL rs John Overton al
~. Cnamplin, Smith & Co. us 81 r.
lsa Jas Wide r- q Co, rs George W Havann'
1872 Evsuua P. Harris Ct al u.s. John Van Dyke,
lsa Mara L Kran, t. f D. F. Morgan an,
las III Kirkland. e al r.. W. D. Grifng e al
%. Cathaune Mcconnell e al Is. NJ A Kerr
as n. A. Kerr. ex'r. rs. J. W. Eldridge, Fl A.
- James Mcdonnell. Il a. 80 81 A. herr eta
-. Peter Kendall a.. Jno. Potter e a.
2I. r r. Singleton by friend oL George S'n
gleuOn, e a.
I'll. A.D. Cochran - Thomas r. Cray.
2u. D. &. Holland "a Henry q. Smith M.
- Tno. Widberger e al, ~. Benz r Norris.
ID Eudnra r. Miller IS. N. J. Miller e al.
-. n = Robertson 81 al rs y. NJ Snecd q al
81. Jas. Wickersham, admir- a. Geo. W Cheei
e al
II A. 2 Jewell, for use, ETC. w- B b Folge
ri. J. q MetcaIf "a. Jno. r. sale.
rs. A. III. Douglass Is J. 81 6rmng.
"a George Brudle a.. %. Pops e A.
~ ThaS HarIness q a. - -. Pope 81 a.
20 Leon Berg r. a. a. sane.
~ Eyallna T. Gillespie r. A b Woriord-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

THE GARROTING GAsE-The case Of Adam
Dowdy negro, charged with robbing and gar
roung, was taken up again before Esquire
Creighton, yesterday, and an important witness
being absent was continued over for further
examination to this morning al ten o'clock.
The charges which have been preferred against
him, have, so lar, been generally sustained. He
VIII. doubtless, be bound over to await trial at
the next term oCthe Criminal Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

RETURNS OF THE GRAND JURY.-The Grand
Jury OF the Criminal Court. yesterday. returned
seveuty-nve bills Of presentment and two Of
indictment-one for murder and one for lar
ceuv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14
Office No. IS Madison Street.
Our Business Office


WIN be opened from S O'Clock A. NJ, until 9
Pm Advertisers viii please bear this In mind
and hand in their favor early.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

PERsoNAL-Railroad and steamboat celebu-
ties crowd our city just at this moment some
thing IS evidently in the wind. In solemn con-
clave we noticed yesterday Isanc Paist, Gene-
raj Agent A. & g. ". Railway, lib Bigeiow'
General Passenger Agent Of al R. W,
S. Brown. General Agent OF Little Miami r. R.
A. J. Day. Of the Erie Railway, and f. b. By
iugton. Of the Memphis snd 81 Louis Packet
Co. Reconstruction is evidently their object
We hope that the fruit OF their united efforts
will prove palatahle and beneficial 20 the bust
ness and travelling community. They depart
this day ria the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for New Orleans, Mobile, and other points
south. As they 90 with the mai, We have 20
chance % warn our brethren in Dixie Of the
rad contemplated; we therefore await in pa
uenost the reports 20 come Of their ravages
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

BOAT SUSK-The steamer Duke Of Argyle,
with a valuable cargo on board, from Cincin-
matt 10 New Orleans, struck a wreck in the Vi
cinity OF Cairo. and when discovered 70 be in g
sinking condition was ran into Island number
one. Tie cargo is badly injured, and the boat
Is considered 20 be IN q very critical condition
She was PARTIALLY insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

SAD Acr1DESr-Mr Tracy was severely in
jured by the cars on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad. al the intersection OF that railroad
with the new Raleigh road, about four mile
distant from the city, on Monday evening last,
His foot was so badly bruised and mangled as
70 render the amputauon OF the limb neces-
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rors-Large - q o,Haras


Religious NOtiee.--rhe members OF the
Central Baptist Church are requested 10 meet
AZ The First Baptist Church, next Thursday eve.
ming. al 3 O'Clock, Is matters OF special impor-
tanee will come before the meeting.
By order Of the Church Ia conference
ds.lnn A. J. GOFF, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14
4dlDiuisflf1fO9Ss Notice.

ESTATE Of John Wesley Ward. late Of shelby
II County. Tennessee. Al persons indebted
% said estate are hereby uOuned 70 make pay
menf AZ once. or the same viii be sued for (.
ard Am persons 10 whom the estate is indebted
will present their claims for payment. Ny
attorneys, Ffnlay & Kellar, No. SOB Main street.
sra Authorized TO act for me-
MIS-. p P. WARD, Administrator OF
,~-o15-Iaw4w. John ". Ward. deceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

POLICEMAN SH0T-John Cuivert. a member
Of the police force, was accidentally shot on
Tuesday night last The wound is not oonsid-
cred dangerous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Levecsf Levees i-ctizens OF Bolivar eoun-
ty, ana all others disposed % cooperate LOT the
purpose OF building the H~ushpuekana OF Lewis
Bayou Levee, are requested 10 meetst
Landing Ga saturday, the l6ih INST.
SEVERAL CITIZENS OF CoAHoAA-
Dec. n, lS5-del2-St.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

HS-Mr. S. w. Glenn, proprietor of the
Norfolk Opera House, left Peters
burg on last Wednesday for Man
chester, Va, with considerable amount
of money, since which time he has not
been heard of, and it is feared he has
been foullv dealt with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14

Gold Eagle Restaurant.-This famous eat
ing establishment on Madison street, nearly
opposite the Appeal Office, is ~abundantly sup
Piled with every delicacy OF the season Meals
are served up promptly, cooked in the very hest
STYLE. The uquorsat this elegant establishment
are pure and good, and the cigars are e1celled
~ mona in tho CITY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14
on-Resiaent NOTICE

ON the Chaneery side Of the Common Law
~ and Chaneery Court OF the City OF Mem
phis, Tennessee
Gayoso savings Institution vs. Cornelius Eel
loves, Dan p Logan, Thompson Greenfield,
arm Of FelOWes & Co, and others
It appearing from ahidav In this cause. that
the Cornelius Fen0wcs, DAMP Lo-
gan, and Thompson Greenfield, firm Of Eel
loves & Co., are non-residents OF the state OF
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein at the Court
House, IN the City Of Memphis, Ieunesse6.
within the first three days Of the next term OF
said Court, to commence on the second Monday
In May 1870 and plead answer or demur 20 COM
pIqfuants bin, or the same VIII be taken for con-
fesSed. as to them. and set for hearing eEparte-
md that a copy OF this order be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis APPEAL
A~COpy-Attest
4fGUSTONALSTON Clerk and Master
Finlay & Keller sois for complainant
uov1L1aW4Wis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-14
Nofice.

On the Chancey side Of the Common Law and
Chaneery Court OF the city OF Memphis, Tenn
Ben May Is W. L. Simmons and Others.
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT in TINS cause that
thedefendaut Edgar Simmons is 20 citizen 0f
the State of Arkansas and n nonresident of thu
state Of Tennessee. il is therefore ordered that
he make his appearance herein AZ the Court
hOlse, in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee on
tb first Monday in January, ls66, that being a
regular rule day. and plead, answer OF temUr
to complainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
FOR confessed, as to him, and set for hearing
eIDdrte. and that a copy Of this order be pub
Ished once a week, for four successive weeks,
IN the Memphis r
~ACOpy-AuesL.
4TGUSTON ALSTOE. clerk and master.
Estes s Jackson, soils for complainant.
de2-Iaw4w's December Isl. ISI
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C MATTERS.

THASKs-ME Oscar Harg, Of the Pioneer Ex-
press, has our thanks FOR late New Orleans and
Mobile papers.