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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08
SELECT SCHOOL
-FoR-
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
MRS. N. A. KNOX
WILL OFEN BIER SCHOOL ON MONDAY,
w September ID, 1907, a.



NO 125 COURT STREET.
on the plan OF her former school in Nashville
Particular attention viii be paid % Pt 81
CAL EDUCATlUS- CallistheniCs viii be daily
taught in the school, and private classes IN
Dancing, As AN EXERCISE, viii be formed
after school hours, 10 avoid the necessity OF
pupils attending dancing schools. during the
week. Vocal Music viii be daily practiced 10
exercise the voice, without extra cnarge-
The course OF instruction viii comprise all
ordinary English Branches and the Languages,
Ancient and Modern. No extra charge toT
Latin, except when taught BY Professor.
French and Italian taught py Principal or Oy'
Professors, az the option Of parents A class
IN C,ermen bv a Professor, v III receive special
attention. The Natural sciences and Higher
Mathematics taught By Professors-the former
a ciass m HISTORICAL READING viii be
formed for YOUNG LADIES having finished
their Scholastic Course. One hour, three times
a week, viii be devoted % tins, and Young
iaflies in society will also be received a. stu-
denis IN Modern Languages or Music.
The reputation of Mrs. Knox, with regard
TO MORAL TRAINING-the most important
part OF ecuestiOn-is TOO well established TO
: Inc object Of This enterprise is to elevate the
standard OF teI1ale education IN the south.
Mrs X. desires TO do for the young people OF
Nemphis what she essayed TO do tor those OF
her own nOfnes IN which efforts, as many oi
her old pupils VIII testify, sne Was emlnently
Nh K. would, through this medium alone
solicit the patronage Of her former friends and
patrons, and Of al who have not placed their
cbildren elsewhere. Sessions twenty weeks in
iength, including Christmas Holiday OF one
week
MONTHLY TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF
EACH MOEIH:
Tuition in English nom s. to sac, according
tuition In French and italian, BY Principal
Tuition in French, italian and German By
P,rolersors at their charges
Tuitfou In Music at Professors charges
Tuition IN Drawing and Painting az the regu.
lar price taught in schools
Tuition in Embroidery and Ornamental
Needle Work s.
Tuition IN Dsncing at Teachers charge. with
usunl deduction made for Schools.
No incidental Fee.
PupIis received at any time and chsrzed til
end or month. No deduction made exeeot An
casss or protracted illness, or where there ~
thrss or four pupils ia family, au22 IV
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Non- -Restdealt N0tioe.

circuit Court OF HayW WOOd GO unity.
Austin Mann VI. K y. LouEl ey et al.-Debt.
l I appearing froIn aEidaNif nerein nlec that
4 defendants, R. Y. Long ley and John u.
are are non residents OF q q state Of Tenues-
see. 10 is ordered that pub lication be made
once a week for four suoees sive weeks ia the
memphis Appeal, . neWSpa per published in
the city Of Memphis, Tennes see, requiring the
said y. \. Longley and 10 nm d Ware 20 make
their personal appearance wi hin the first three
days OF lhe ceplen1per term OF the Circuit
Court Of Haywood Comfy, 10 set in Browns
vile the fourth Monday IN September, 1907,
then and there 10 plead, answer, or demurr %
tue plaint1rs declaration herstn, or judEIn ent
will be taEen BY defanlt ~ o them ~
}. N. RIJTLEDGE, Clerk.
H r. Folk, Attorney.
proyvuEsflln AuouNrR lsET ana 1awAw
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ANorHER LAKE ONTARIO wONDER
Descent OF a Meteor A Grand and
Startling Spectacle.

From the Hamilton. Ontario, Times.l
Cant. Turner, Of the schooner Alge-
rine. who arrived in this city this morn
ing. reports having witnessed at about
the hour Of II O'Clock on Wednesday
night q terrific and splendid pbenome-
non In the descent Of an immense meteor
into Lake Ontario, which struck the
water not more than three hundred
Yards from his vessel. The captain
States that q few moments previous to
the appearance, ne had come up from his
cabin on deck, and was standing
on the main hatch. The vessel was
on the sIarboard tack, sailing along
finely with light southwest breeze for
Port DaIhOasie, and about twelve miles
off the Niagara lighthouse, bearing ;. ).
w. Presently his attention was at
traeted by o sudden illumination from
the northwest, which almost instantly
increased to a dazzling brilllancy. On
turning, he beheld large body OF fire in
the heavens. which seemed 10 be ap.
preaching at descent OF about eighty
degrees. and growing rapidly larger as it
came nearer, the observation OF time
being SO brief as hardly to admit Of COM
mutation in seconds. The momentary
impression Of Capt. Turner was that GER
tain and complete destruction awaited
his vessel and all on board, as the terrific
missile seemed to be directed to strike
the vessel broadside. The time for re-
Election, however, was brief, and the
light emitted was so binding in its effect
that the man at the wheel and another
of the crew on deck fell prostrate, and re-
mained some time completely stupetied
with terror. The captain himself, as lie
states, remained trsnsfixed, and saw the
fiery body enter the water some 800
wards ahead of his vessel, about two
poiuts to the windwaFd. A loud explO-
sion attended the contact with the water,
which was sharp and deafening, equal
TO a thunderbolt close at hand, and a
large volume of steam and spray as
cended into the air, which was noticed
for some moments afterward. In the
confusion of the moment, Capt. Turner
was unable TO comprehend what had
occurred, and the crew were inclined
to believe that the phenomenon was
an explosion of lightning, the sky
being perfectly cloudless at the
time. The captain estimates SIS well as
he was enabled to judge from the brief
time for observation afforded, that the
meteor was 8 body of about twenty feet
in diameter. A long tail Of the most in
tense brilIiancy was noticed as it struck
the water. AS Capt. Turner describes
his sensations his faculties for the mo-
ment were all compressed in the sense Of
sight, so overwhelming was the light
from the fiery object, but he believes ne
was sensible to a terrific whiZzing, howl
ing noise, similar to that made by the
steam issuing from the escape pipe Of
steamer, which attended the meteor
previous to the grand explosion on strik-
ing the water. Capt. Turner arrived at
Port Dalhousie on Wednesday morning.
He assures us that his nervous system
did not recover from the shock expe-
rienced for many hours afterWard.
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Family School for Young Ladies.

Principals-Nr and Mrs. CHAS. d. MCBLAIR
Head OF Scholastic Department-Miss Dun
English Literature and Benes-Detters-Mr.
MCBLAIR
Modern Langusges-Prof LEONCE RABII,-
LON.
Vocal and instrumental Musie-ProE Z. THOR
BECKE
Drawing and Psinting-ProE. D. A. WOOD
WAhD.
This Institution viii be opened on MONDAY
September 18th The drst session OF The scl,-,,
lastic year closes January Slsl. The sseon1
session June Oth.
BONSIE BRAE IS situated on an elevate,
kidgs On the old tTeaeEick road miles fron
easy access to the CatOnsville Passenger Riil-
way that communicates with the cfy.
The number OF pupils VIII Be hsnited 10
twenty.
Circaiars giving further particulars may be
found az J. 3. Waters a S0nis Charles st-.ss
ana Entz q Basins Bookstore, Coarlaz slrsef.
For admission apply 10 Mr.. c. H. NcBlsi-
thro1gh the Bzltimors ?. D, box Es5s. All Ia,
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The Banner of the 9th records the fol-
lowing outrage, by three of BrOwnlow's
followers, in the capital city of the state,
and under the very eyes Of the command
ing general. Well may it be asked, who
is safe? "Three drunken white militia
meY entered a gentleman's house on
north College, near Jackson street,
about eight O'Clock last night, and find
ing his wife in the sitting room
alone, one of them sat down by her side.
He was about to offer a further indig-
nifty by placing his hand in her lap,
when her cries for help brought in
young man, who no sooner entered the
room than be was knocked senseless to
the floor. The scouDdrels made their
escape. The husband soon after APP
peared with 8 double barrel shot gun,
but only too late to avenge the insult
offered to his wife. From the same pa
per we Gull further particulars of the
causes which led to the seizure Of the
n. and y. w. railroad, aud the appoint
ment Of Gen. William P. Tnnes as re-
ceiyer by the governor, the appointment
to take effect on the first of October.
This road is behind in interest due the
state SI61 066. The sum total OF inter
est due on the first of July
last, was Sol ,06e, which was re-
duced by the payment of $40, 900.
The interest due from January, 1852,
to January, 1866, 1892, $50, was funded,
so that on THE large sum interest has
been accumulating, in addition to that
on the g, ,672, 600 state bonds loaned to
the company.
President Burns has gone to New York
for the purpose, we hear, of raising money
sufficient TO relieve the road from the
claim held by the state on the score of in
terest. There is good reason to believe
that his mission will be successful, and
that the road will remain under the con-
troll Of the company.
The state comptroller paid a citizen
of Sumner county on Friday, seventy
five dollars for killing wildcats. A
bounty amounting, we believe, to three
dollars, is awarded for each of these ami
mails killed within the limits Of the state.
The Knoxville Free Press says:
Judge Lucky, of Jonesboro, is an sspi-
rant for the vacant United States sena-
torship.
The Springfield Inquirer, of the 5th
inst, says: We learn that on Friday
night last, a ferocious animal, supposed
to be a panther, visited the premises OF
Mr.. Lucien Woodland, living four miles
et-Sl ot lulo plstCci hAlliuS MS gudIu uOS-
The dog was torn almost into strings
Considerable excitement pervades the
community in which this occurred, and
we hear that much hunting is being done
by the citizens for the animal.
We hasten to offer to Messrs. NJ.
Munford and VIM. Sandford, editors, the
amende honorable for any supposed edi
torial discourtesy, in failing TO mention
the debut of their well printed and
sprightly sheet, The Record, published
at Covington, and assure them that our
silence was simply attributable to the
fact that we did not receive a copy
of their paper uEtil the present week,
and hence could not earlier place the
Record on our exchange list, as we now
YerY eheerfullY do.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TlHE neat telghthl session Of this school viii
il open on the
First MOnday in September Next,

and close about the last OF June, lS6s The
Principal viii be assisted By a graduate OF
the Univsrsi' , OF Virginia. For further infor-
NATION, as TO Terms, etc, address the Priucip pal
SOmervlle, Tenn The Pr ncipal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appeu aed
below. $3.50 s.l. .|
N. B.--Thsse whose names ars marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons % the
school D. N. QUARLES.
Princi pal
7Nr E II AppeTs0n, Memphis; "Mr I Frier-
son, Columbia, Tenn; 3Dr j 7 Baskerville, Fay
ette county "Col X MOsby, Fayette county;
eCOl sam Tate, a smphis; Mr. " Pro udf =,
Memphis; Mr. Thos ii Aden, Memphis; eA1r
Jas 5miser, Columbia. Tenn Mr. h l. GLtOD,
Memphis; eMT L II Stewart, Memphis; Mr.
L Pulliam, S0mervtiIe; ProI j q Pettus, Ma
con, Tenn sHon T Jones, Helena, Ark;
eThcs Shapard, Esq, Upton county oCOl A i
Lacey Memphis: sMr 5 II Hornor, Helena
Ark: eGen Joseph Williams, Menaphis sCOl NJ
l. Bell, Pine Biuf, Ark; Rev W Y Johnson
Editor Christian Advocate, Memphis; ve5en B
W williamson, MeTaphis; Mr. " b Miller
Memphis; Mr. Law Marye, Memphisi Capt X
u Williamson, Memphis; 9Mr " II Martin
Port Gibson, Miss Chancellor W Harris
Somerville; Judge Humphreys, Somer-
Vile: Rev r II Rivers, Somerviue: sAIr
y I scott. SomervtIle Prof r d Boyd, Somer-
vie Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof y
: Javnes Washington College; Gen II
smith. Virginia Military Institute.
July =. lo5z au2 n
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n fbe C0qtgltu court

OF Haywood County teunesseet IN sesslOa at
FBrOWnsyille.
Tobr, W. Vaulx, Executor. rs. Vim, C. Ysulx,
HSscntor- Ann C. Carter, s. ]. Carter and IA
bitha Treadway.
- .,-,sarinz. By afidavit 10 the court, that
tsii the above nszned defendants, except W.
q va1lx, srs nsn, residents OF me STATE o.
a.-s- A. me October term OF this court, and
s FRsrEr plead.or demur 70 the petition iled in
The shove named case, or the same VII be
1ets a 10 them and It Is further ordered that
- sr,ieT Be published Tor four successive
weeks IN the AsmPhis y eekly "a Appeal
sse VIZ = = FVotVN' SlssA-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08

Instruction will be given in all the branches @
thorough Engiish, Classical and Mlthemat
iCal I'd ucauOu.
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FOR the Memphis Sunday Appeal
THE VOICE OF NATURE.


THE VOICE OF NATURE.
BY CARRIE BELL SINCLAIR
Upward onward! LOi all Nature
Teaches rs the lesson wiser
Glesn, thou mortal. wisdom from H.
Let thy thoughts still upward rise!
Let the voice OF Nature, speaking,
Rouse IN, e 70 ife's earnest toll;
For the soul within thy bosom
Must not thrOb on barren soil!
Every thing that God has fashioned
Grateful offerings 70 Him bring;
Flowers their perfume scatter round as,
Birds their notes Of music sing;
And this broad, bright world around rs,
God has made 50 very fair;
Giving flowers and Jain and sunshine,
Every gloomy path 70 cheer
And shall MAN-in His own image
Living, breathing soul withiB,
Bear no fruits TO bloom and brighten
Earthly paths. all dark with sin?
Toward let thy hand be lifted
onward let tlIy footsteps speed!
rTts the lesson Rature teaches
Mortal, then, the lesson heed.
Upward onward lever onward!
Ihou wilt reach the glorious goal;
Bare thy bosom to the tempest,
As Lies blilows round thee roll.
Onward flows the murmuring river,
And the bright tide turns not back;
Brf the waves, still IRovlng onward
Leave behind a shining track
Onveaszl goes the mighty tempest,
Sweaping by in all Its wrath;
PausinE not amid the ruin
Gthss seattered in its pathg
Onward roll the the ocean billows.
.afvs mill a d
And the murTnurtng wave still whispers,
Onward !-Onwsrd !-onward ever!
Inward i--onwsFd Ia the wstchword:
Mortal. heed the warning we'll;
Every moment speeding onward
Some good deed Of thine should tell.
Onward onward lever onward
Like the pillows ceaSaiess roll;
Speed thou on LIES noble mission,
Honest hand and earnest soul!
Onward 10 the Great Eternal,
speaks the awful voice Of Time!
Let the soul within thy bosom -.H
Echo back the glorious chime!
see the lovely hower just bursting
Strives 70 hit its lowly head,
Struggling TN it soars 10 beauty
Far above its humble bed.
And its petals upward lifted
Meet the sunshine and the dew;
Aud the holy breath Of heaven
Gives II life and fragrance new
So will God fresh courage grant US,
Even In the darkest hour,
II we Iifi our faifn 70 Heaven,
Like the humble, dropping fioweri
with the homage Nature brings thee,
OH thou God OF Truth and Love,
We would wait the grateful offering
OF the souls incense above
AUGUSTA. GA. .....
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TEXT BOOKS: +:
u--E-.n .---

TENT BOOKS:
JUNIOR TEAR.
Blsckstone's Commentaries, Kent's C0rnmen-
taries, story on Agency. story on Baiimeut.
story on Partnership, BY les on Bills smith On
Contracts, Stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR.
Moot Csu1ts, Greenleaf on Evidence. Adams
Equity, Angel & A mes on Corporations. Black
stone (4th book IN connection with the Grim
inal Code OF Mississippi; Revised Code OF Nis-
sissfppi.
diploma nom this School Is equivalent 20
a license for practice in Mississippi.
Tuition fee, SO per term, in advance. The
term opens Ou the 9Th OF September. IsfT. and
ends on the 2fth OF June 1sss mo
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A terrible accident occurred yesterday

No official order removing Pope has
vet been prepared, but IL is understood
that it will soon be issued.
The contest between Brown and
Hamill, which takes place on the Hud-
son river, on Friday next, is beginning
10 attract considerable attention in sport
ing circles, and HamilPs friends appear
to be sanguine of success.
The Alabama conservative state con-
vention met Friday at Montgomery.
Thirteen out Of sixty-twO counties were
represented, and considerable enthusiasm
manifested. Eighty-seven delegates were
present, of whom twenty were colored-
The Richmond papers have rumOr
that Chief Justice Chase, since his recent
visit to the south upon his Official duties,
has ckanged relative to conferring the
rioht of suffrage upon the freedmen of
rbe south. and that he now thinks it i'm
proper. and that it threatens the nation
with disastrous consequences.
The forthcoming amnesty proclama-
ton by the President will embrace all
connected with the so-called rebellion,
exeept about one hundred persons under
criminal indictment.
The police of Louisville have inaugu-
rated q war against that class Of the
HsocjaI evil" known as street walk
ers,D Hereafter all RyDlphs du paUe
found on the streets at night will be sent
To tbe workhouse. A similar regulation
in Memphis is greatly needed.
a Young sea serpent, strayed away
nom its paternsl nest in Lake Michigan,
was last Sunday captured in Detroit
river, He was five and q half feet long,
and carried villaiRous mouth. Two
men in q boat saw him, and a well
directed blow with an oar caused him to
wind around its blade, when he wss
hauled in and killed. The body has been
sent to New YoTk.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
II 7 R Il
INSURANCE COMPANY Y
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFICE Is Madison Street, Selden Block
tUp Stairs.
o L + 1 Z f X : :

A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
"A Interests None but First Cla's risks ak en-
p1lfaies iSSued from one month 10 S X gGarS.
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nNrnY 49,

BY ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.
One by one the sands are flowing,
one by one the moments fall;
some are coming, some are going;
Do not strive 70 grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go 70 each
Let no future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one bright gifts from Heaven)
Joys are set thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready, too, 10 let them go.
One by one thy Eriefs shall meet thee; .
Do not fear an armed band;
One viii fade as Others greet thee;
Shadows passing through the land.
Do not look at life's long sorrow;
See how small each moments pain;
Gl viii help thee for tomorrow,
So each day begin again.
Every hour that fleets so slowly
Has its tasks TO do or bear;
Luminous the crown, and holy,
When each gem is set with care.
Do not linger with regretting,
Or for passing hours despond
Nor the daily toll fo getting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token.
Reaching heaven but OCe by one
Take them, lesi the chain be broken,
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

VNHEREis no more pleasant spot Tor sum-
uner residence thau the summit OF Lookout
bOunrain. The scenery is most beautiful and
affords great del ight 70 thelOYers Of nature.
Looking 10 the North aud East, from the
M1VNTAIN EgUsF- y varied landscape IS seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN and out among the hills tlll far away in the
distance It's waters seem TO blend with the
clouds Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving delds OF corn and grain, extend a. lar
as the eve can reach in the horizon, where the
faint outiues Of the Great smoky Mountains
are seen traced upOE the sky.
u has an the telegraph and mail facilities,
being but au hours ride from Chattanooga.
and Is 8 Fir-t Glass Hotel
Here in the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence o. the : nth came
every SUMMER TO breathe The pure mountain
air au1 iL Will soon again be the fsyUritr sum
mer resort Of all Whn, fired OF the aust and
heat Of crowded cities, desire relaXstiou OF
mind and iuvIgOrafiDu OF body, amid the finest
scenery in the country.
au7 COOPER EJANIES- Prom ietors.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Fsyeite County, Tenn,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles nOzth Of Lafayette uepO,, 81. q J. F. X.
FACULTY:
q. W. JOHNSTON. ABB. President and Professor
or Ancient Languages
OTWAT b. You've, Abb, Professor OF AfEtbe-
MATES.
COLIN MCKINNEY, An, Professor Of Mental
and Aoral science and English Literature.
This Institution w6s reOpeued October, Iss5
and has reached q state Of permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session " iii be CUas e.E
July Is, ls64, and viii consist Of Two Teruls-zJ
weeks each.
CbAR r. ES.-Eng glish and Nathematics- SD
- and $50 per Term Each Lauguage. s. extra
per IerIn- COntiu gent fee. s. 81 per Term
Excellent board, including room. fuel. wash
ins and light, SIS Per month.
All necessary apparatus will be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette Station 10 Ma
con Weduesuays and saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined to make
this a first class Academic Insf itut tloR-
lst. The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
I'd. The elevated tone OF cur community.
3D. The healthful locality. removed from tl1s
cOrTupting tnfiueuCes and vices OF city lie.
4th. Favorable prices viii enable us 10
achieve this success
President Board Pr G. T.. HUNTER.
Secretary -.....----JOHN W. .ALEXANDEB-
aul4
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Firsf Day OF OetObel
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS. TENN.

THE Fan Session OF this Institution VIII com
i mencs on the THIRD MONDAY (lhs lsfhl
OF September next
As BEFORE TIE WAR Board, so mar
month. Able and experienced teachers in an
the departments. OeatiOn famed for ifg
health and beauty accommodations superior.
a strictly nrst-class boarding BenOOl. Eareu -
and guardians are invited to visit and see fOT
themselves. For further information or for
suz0 I'm c. COLLINS Preside,t
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Archirect and Engineer.

7'HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the publ l. that he Is pre-
pared 70 devote ais " hole d slsntlou 70 Design
ing Pans ana Su perin ntendI Nc Buildings, with
a. mucs energy and attentI D. 10 his patrons
Interest as he did Tor the CT g's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Sunman Block, g eeond and Madi-
son sIreets- OhafEss reasOlu thie.
=, ii. MCCLURE,
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I'm % Dia,orce

I n fne Gircult Court CT hhel hY county, Tenn.
Lou sa Gross vs.. Pc lar Gross.
IN this cause it appearing ffom afndaYu on
1 fle that defendant Is q no president OF the
Sfafa 5f renuessee; II is ther efore ordered that
he do euter bis appearance b, rein, at the cOurt-
houss in the CT OF Memphis. aad plead, an
syvsr or demur 70 complsinan rs bill, on or be-
fore the third Monday IA Jan 1ary, 1865, or the
same will be taken for COME Gssd and set fOl
heariug ex pc, te; and that copy Of this order
De published once = week u four successive
" elgs in the Memphis ApPea I,
ktfesf. Nj. D. l.. ST. EWART. Clerk.
Halum Washington, sols. for eOrapl't
sept. I, ISs7, sea tds