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800 Gents Gold Watches,
500 Ladies Gold Watches,
100 ,uc.o CD+&o, C.xo

100 Large Cotton Gins,
500 Improved Sewing Machines.
The award of Premiums will be public, in the
city of Richmond, on the first day of May, 1867.
or sooner, should the subscription reach the pro-
posed amount, and will be superintended by the
Mayor of that city and committee of the City
Council in such manner as they shall decide
Full lists of the awards of Premiums will be pub
lshed in the papers Of Baltimore, Richmond,
Charleston Memphis Mobile, and New Orleans;
and, in addition, every person included in the
Award and all agents will be officially notified.
The fund secured by the prosecution OF the above
plan will be placed by the Executive Committee
in the hands of the Governors of the Southern
States, or such other persons as they may deem
proper-the distribution to be made upon the ba-
Sis of contribution received by the Association
from the several States, each State receiving a
pro rata share
The Central Office of the Association has been
located at No l2lC Main street, Richmond, Va,
and subordinate offices are being located in all
the Principal Cities and Towns of the Southern
States, with responsible citizens as agents.
In localities where Offices may not be establish
cd, Clubs Of ten or more subscribers may make
remittance per registered letter. being careful to
give name and address of each subscriber
All persons not wishing to participate in the
above plan but DESTROYS of aiding the cause by
voluntary contributions, are most respectfully in
vted to do so.
Ali communications should be addressed to
Managing Director 0. A., Richmond, Va.
jan 29-td THOMAS L. ROSSER.
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Rocky Mount, EDeEcoMBE Co., N. C.

Mr. James r. Deg X
SIR:-In reply to your inquiry of the results of
our experience in the use of your improved Pou-
drette, purchased of you for this years Cotton
Crop, we would beg leave to say that the present
season has been one quite unfavorable to the &C
ton of of all fertilizers. Several kinds of Man.
ares a0ere used By as with the exception of you-
Poudrette, with little or no effect to the crop
Where the Poudrette aoas applied 1T gaze as near
half bale more per acre. and caused the Cotton
to open much earlier, and we would therefore rec
Ommend the same As a concentrated manure for
the growth Of Cotton, as we'll as improvement to
the soil.
Yours very respectfully
HENRY P. STULTS & BRO.
ian15-RU
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I'D ROOM CORN.-Farmers who have broom
LID corn have their attention called to the fact
that am paying the highest CASH price for
that article, at the
CHURCHVILLE BROOM FACTORY,
and want all that is for sale in the county.
Those who have good strong bottom land can
not do better than to plant it in Broom Corn,
next Spring, as the crop is less trouble, not so
hard on land and will pay fifty per cent, better
than corn. l want to engage for next year from
two to three hundred acres, and will give special
inducements to those who are willing to contract
now. The best quality of seed furnished to plan
tiers. Bring on your Broom Corn, whether you
want money or the best quality of Brooms.
II. L. HOOVER,
oct 16-6m Churchvile, Va.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ in Augusta County.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IN in Augusta County.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
q. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
9TH DISTRICT, VIRGINIA, {
HARRIsoNBURG, January 10Th, 1867.
All persons in Augusta county, who have been
assessed upon Income, Carriages. Gold Watches,
Pianos Silver Plate, and upon all manufactured
articles such as Brandy, Whisky. Leather, Fur
niture, Castings, Clothing, Carriages, Harness,
Tinware, &C., are hereby notified, that will at
tend in person or by deputy, in the town of
STA UNTON, on Monday Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, the 18th 10Th, 10Th, and Dist days
OF February, 1867, to receive payment of said
Taxes.
ALL TAXES assessed and uncollected up to
January 1st, 1867, demanded under this notice
and aU persons failing or neglecting to pay the
same during the time above appointed aciu incur
the penalty Of 10 per cent. as required By taao
OFFICE Immediately over the lst National
Bank. SAMUEL r. STERLING
Collector 9th District Va.
jan 22-4ts
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Richmond Produce Market.
Carefully Corrected by w. D. Tompkins Bro
General Commission Merchants
BASIN RANK RICHMOND VA =
Stocks and Bonds

Old State Coupon Bonds should have all cou
pons attached from July, 1861, inclusive.
Virginia Coupon Bonds, old 81, new...-..37 cts
Virginia Registered Bonds, tex-int. 33) new 80 ''
n Carolina coupon old 10, new. ..............52 :"
s. Carolina coupon ..........................6O g
Georgia coupon. 95 I"
Tennessee coupon (long 9O) new .............6S =
Richmond city $"
Petersburg g ..................... $50 I"
Lynchburg '' ..............................75 :"
Norfolk g ........................5O 6"
Va. Central R. R. Bonds, .."........... .60@67 ="
D. g. Alex. r. r. .52(062 I"
Va. and Tenn. r. R. Bonds, .............57(977 {"
Richmond and Danville r. r. Bonds. 40 I"
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This organization has been organized by few
citizens of the city of Baltimore with a view of
relieving, to the extent of their ability the suf
ferings of the widows and orphans Of the South
ern States, who have been left homeless, helpless
and penniless by the late war;
The Association, having thoroughly examined
the true condition of this unhappy class, and hav-
ing fully communicated its plans and purposes to
the most eminent and most popular of the gen.
tlemen, and to the most generous and phlan-
thrOplc of the ladies OF the South for assistance
and advice have unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing plan for seeking and most surely obtain
ing the aid Of all good people who can give their
hands In cause merltorous and so humane,
firmly believing that by the prompt execution the
object in view will be surely accomplished.
The plan adopted is to distribute to subscribers
throughout all the Southern States
100000 CERTIFICATES t
at the nominal price of
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
1904 PREMIUMS,
consisting of Real Estate, Pianos, Melodeons,
Gold Watches Sewing Machines and Cotton
Gins, none Of which shall be of less value than
one hundred dollars
The Premiums will be purchased at wholesale
prices and be distributed at their retail values,
and it is confidently anticipated that the difference
between the two values after deducting expenses
will yield large amount of money to be devoted
Ny Gue ASSOCiittlOH 70 the ODJoCJ III view.
The FIRST FOUR PREMIUMS consisting
of the following valuable Real Estate have been
already purchased:
FIRST PREMIUM, VALUED AT $40, 900,
will be the elegant MANSION in Richmond oc-
cupied by JEFFERSON DAVIS during his
Presidency. The house is large and imposing in
appearance, and the grounds beautifully and
tastefully laid out.
SECOND PREMIUM, valued at $4,000 will
be STRATFORD HOUSE. situated in West
moreland county, Va, with ZOO acres of Land
attached, the homestead of the Lee family, and
the birthplace of General Robert E. Lee. This
house is fine old baronial mansion, built before
the Revolution, whose famed associations render
it one of the most interesting relics of the past.
THIRD PREMIUM, valued at $4,000 will
be ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
immediately adjoining and part of the original
Tract above named.
FOURTH PREMIUM valued at S., 600, will
be FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, al
so part of the above tract, which was originally
twenty-five hundred acres
The remaining premiums amounting to $425,
co., consist of
200 Grand Pianos,
200 Meodeons
500 Gents Gold Watches,
T.,J,o IL
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Charitable Lottery.
VHyHE SOUTHERN ORPHAN
49, TO-

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES
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HnLe.
saturday, the 9th Day Of February, 1851,

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed. executed n me on
- the 18th day ~ June, ls66, by Frank GIloO-
ley. and duly registe ed in the Registers Office
Of Shelby cOunty, Tennessee. for the purpose OF
paying the debt therein mentioned, Twin, on
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NOW READY.
Ths New Sabbath School Singing
Book,
1.-THE GOLDEN PRoMIsE

Author Of " The Sunday School Bappe, . aTb
Ne" shlntng star The Psalm King"
ME viii send a specimen copv. postnaid IN
w any address, on receipt OF twenty cents.
" The Golden Promise" is as follows:
Single copies IN paper overs-..-- 20
By tie 100, y III
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THE KSAVE OF -BIAMO1Ds.
TTUU TIE WIllaaV NHI-a
THE BEAST.

THE BEAST.
The Times printed yesterday accounts,
from New Orleans exchange neWspa-
l,ers. Of the ceremonies attendant upon
The removal of the body Of Gen. A. S.
Johnston from the cemetery in that CITY
q the railway train which took it to
Galveston. The body was buried in a
zine case and mahogany coffin. The
latter was greatly dec8yed and broken.
ID appears that soon after Butler took
c0mnand in New Orleans, he conceived
the idea that treasure might have been
buried with the general IN the cemetery.
Accordingly a provost guard compelled
The sexton 70 show them the grave Of
Gen. Johnston. They took the coffin
from the tomb, and pried il
open, breaking it in the process, aud
then cut a hole fin the zinc case. Not
finding any treasure, they returned the
coffin, thus partially destroyed, 70 its
resting place. This additional evidence
Of the brutality Of Butler viii not as
tOnish any one, and IL will be regarded
bv radicals as proof Of his desire TO add
something 70 the national treasury.
Every person who has any resDeet for
The rational character will feel hot in
dignati8n at the thought that a major
gsnersl OF our army, IN mmau Of a
Recruitment, could have shown 10 much
m the disposition OF a hyena. The
6irtjest brute that preys on the dead does
- 10 satisfy hunger, but Butler would
IN the grave TO crafty bis Unsuitable
.gerioe. A man who could be guilty Of
a,eb an act would murder 4 Sounded
soldier on the battle field foE the purpose
ID robbing him None lat a
T-ha,sr5ir would think Of riaing
grsve in search Of treasure. and
nan who could entertain he thought
: al The corpse OF his mother 10 a
ou, surgeon, OF, in case Of couspe-
als ISnld but itup at auction. III is
honed that the dust Of Albert SD
70 ~aSRsfop will DOW DC Permitted to
ney Rafler broke open ms coffin, and
F;5sn prohibited the citizens Of Gal
sneIln1 rom attending bis funeral. In
vespe ~ former did what wa congenisl
ms ~ Ioathsome and thoroughly oeastly
10 ms mi Sheridan acted contrary to
ns pa a5~ieposition TO perform ~ m ~ na9tking
his Dai9s 1stsble wretch Who acquired
taoss ,esnee 10 The late eiFh VAT
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BROWN q PERKINS
for the People

SAH ~" VIM
WE would call the attention OF the public 90
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol-
lowing styles:
STYLE "A,a : octave, Front large round
corners, PLAN case either OctagOn or
csTven legs, straight bottom. bead mould
ing on $3.50
STYLE "B," Z octave, same as style A, with
serpentIne moulding IN pitnth. carved
legs andlyre..---....-... .....--..--.--..--.-.- 500
STYLE &C" : octave. Front corners large
round, seTpenIine bottom, mouloings
Same as on style D, carved Tyre and desk,
farCy carved $50
STYLE p, octave. Four large rpund
coiners,h finished hacs- moHldings ON rim
ami pllnih, serpentine bottom, carved
Tyre ana desk. elegant carved fruit legs 900
The above styles are all 1isished In elegant
Rose cases, and have the full iron frame,
French action, harp pedal, beveled top, ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed in overstrung
bass nearly all the "a octave Bianos now man
ufac.eIed. They are made Of the best materials,
and for finish. durability, purity and sweetness
Of tone. cannot be surpassfs
Inc four styles oeScnbedssbOve embody all
the essential changes IN exterior finish OF case,
which are BY manufacturer run up to Is and
We invite the attention OF the public. OF deal
ers andthe procession, TO a critical examination
Oi tile merits Of our Pianos.
By a~yOidingt the great expense attendan upon
costly factories and expensive wareroomS in
the city, we are enabled to offer these Pianos at
pTioss which defy competition, and invite ali 10
where.
When references and testimonials are re-
CURED Dy those about 10 purchase, instead OF
presenting a display of professional names, we
refer to the parties TO whom we have sold our
Pianos. Their judgment a. TO the real merits
OF our as 10 their dura Ity. touch,
sweetness and power OF tone, tanqng In tune,
etc, based on actual ex perience, ming Of far
more value than The mere good opinion OF the
artist, however capable, who merely tries iu a
wareroom, instruments in perfect tune and or
der, whieh have just received the workmen's
last nDishing touches
Cur motto is. Quick sales ana small profits"
Send for a circular %
BROWN PERKINS,
lanaI Im-daW ~ BrOOme ST. New Ynrk-
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Att0chn.e emf Norice-


HLEkEH OHoe. January 3 q1-afmnzen
Sandera& 90, Plalutius Is. Wfuiara Ef-he~
befsnuauL-Attaohment SuiL-Afudavit fgr
attachment having been made In theg casa IN
purruaut or Seclion $50 o. @ e Code or Ten
nesse-, snd ttachmez having been issued and
retuf ned BY the proper officer levied, etc. " on
the properly Of the De eudant. William FISHER.
Il - her lore ordered, That said defendant
appear az the Courthouse IN he CITY % nem-
PMS, Tenn on ar n=fors the second Monday IN
febfuary. 100 and defend this suit. sr the
same HAl De taken for confessed a. 70 him. and
the case SCI for rearing eE narts, and that q
copy OF IA 3 urlef b. Published once a week for
four consecutive Weeksin ghe nemphis AFTsEAl-
A copy
JOHN Donovan. Clerk.
By MASON HY z D {.
Logwood 4 Peyton, Attorneys FOR PlalnudA.
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In low, marshy localities where ague
and other malarious fevers are prevalent,
when cool nights succeed hot days, ia
the tropics as well as in more temperate
ATTITUDES, cases Of night blindness are met
with, either in its genuine form or with
intermittent fever. II is of the first only
that DR.. Junker, our authority on this
occasion, speaks. The patients are gen.
orally persons from the poorer classes,
lifted and badly housed, living close to
banks of rivers, near marshes and arti-
ieially irrigated fields. DIR. J. has seen
cases Of this form Of night blindness In
the rice fields of Lombardy. on the
Chagres river in the Isthmus of Panama.
ia Nicaragua, on the Tampieo in Mexico.
and on the low banks Of the Essequibo
in Demsrars. In this last county he
found European settlers in Chinese and
Bengalee coolies among the sufferers.
Negroes appear TO be exempt. We learn,
also, from good authorities, that such
cases occur in the neighberhood of the
two Hungarian lakes, ON the banks Of
the Lower Danube and the Thesis, and
IN the Ppntine marshes.
In the treatment Of this complaint We
possess, says DIR. Junker, an almost spe-
eifc remedy in camphor. Three five
grain doses of it daily seldom fsiled. ex-
in old cases combined with seue.
when qutnlne 4ss resorted 10,
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b S,ut

In the Law Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
simpson, Sanders & Co. VI. Owners steamer
Nafoma-
A FFIDAvIT for Attachment having been
h made IN TINS case in pursuance Of section
$40 or the Code OF TennEsses IA Attachment
hnNing been Issued and returned BY the prop-r
officer Levied, &C" on the property OF ths
defendants, Owners Steamer Natom-,
II Is therefore ordered that said d~efHndautR
appear al the Court House In the city OF Meu-
phis, Tenn, on o-before the second Mondav In
February next, and defend this suit. or the same
vii be taken Tor confessed as 70 them. and set
for hearing eXparte. and that a copy OF this or
der be published once 8 week for Iour- cousecu-
tive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
ACopy. BY MASON hyde. ID. C..
LOgwOod & Peyton, attorneys for plafuifs.
January 1857. fa[fawaw
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f. G. OK Cd YEAR
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
MEDICINES,

French, English and American Per-
fumery, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
dYand Whisky.
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Nnn- Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
NO. IfS-Jno. A. Higgins vs. Jas. II. Freeman
and J. ". WiikersOn.
i theGefeudanf, jas. II. Freeman, rs q resident
OF the state Of Mississippi, nonresident
81 the state Of Tennessee; 10 is there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein at the Courthouse. in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn by or before the drst
Monday in February, 1867, ana plead, answer or
demur to complainant bill. OF the same VIII be
taken for confessed. as to him, and set for hear
ing ex psrte. and that a copy Ofthis order be
published once a week for four Successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAI-
A cOpy-attest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk md Master.
BY r J. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
LOgwOod q Peyton, sOls. Tor complainant
dpcg3 IaW4W
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Non-Renfdent Noffce.
Cbancsry OUT Of Memphis. Tenn.

In Cbancery "a OF Memphis. Tenn.
No l4o-M- l. SorT vs. J y Tyson et al.
TT appearing nom AFFIDAVIT in this cause. hat
j the de endauts 10. Tyson, NJ. c. Tyson. D..
Knott and InoS Tyson are residents OF the
State o MISSISSIPPI and uOu-res dents OF
state o~rIe1uessee 10 Is therefore ordered. that
hey makethelr appearance herein al the Court
house In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the hrst Monday IN February. lS7. and
plead answer or demur 20 complainant bill. OF
the same viii be- taken for confessed. a. 20
them, anu set for. hearing tx parte, and thai q
copy Ofth's order De published once a week, for
TOUR successive weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A cOpy-attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. }. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood PeytOn, soils Tor complainant.
iana-4M
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Ahnchnlenf N0tfce.

Gronauer vs.. Anderson Hunt. Attach
ment suit before :. A. Moore, }. Z,
GrOnauer vs.. John Hunt. Attachment
Suit before 5. A Moore. J.R.
A FFlDAVIT for ttsehmen having been
"A made in this case in pursuance Of section
sE5 Of he code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having issued against the estate OF the above
named defendants for the sum Of SlG6 G2-lW
against John Hunt and $40 1910 against An
derson Hunt que by account, and have been
levied, etc, IL Is therefore ordered
that said defendant snter his appearance on or
before the 9Th day OF February, ls67. 70 plead,
or demur to thu aid plaintiffs COM
plant, or he same will be taken for confessed
the case set for hearing ex-Farte, and that
copy OF this Ordsr se published once a week
four consecutive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL- 5. A. Lk.
fan3 law4we
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1EMPHIS APPEAL.


All night the booming minute gun
Had peeled along the deep,
ana mourafullv the rising sun
Looked Der the tfde-Worn steep.
A1ark from midas coral strand,
before The raging blast,
h4d yelled her topssils on the strand,
Ana bowel her noble mast
We saw her treasures cast away,
The rocks with pearls were s0wn,
And strangely SD, the ruby ray
FLASHED out DER fretted stone.
And god was streWn the vet sands DER,
Like ashes by a breeze;
And gorgeous robes-hut oh : that shore
Had sadder things than these!
We saw the strong man still and low,
A crushed reed thrown aside.
Yet by thai rigid lip and brow,
Not without strife he died.
AND neat him on the ea-weed lay
Til then We had not wept-
But veil our gushing hearts might say
That there a mother slept.
For her pale arms babe had pressed
With such a wreathing grasp,
bIlows had dashed DER that fond breast
let not undone the clasp.
Her very Lresses had been flung
To wrap the fair childis form,
Where u the wet long streamers hung
All tangled by the storm
Aud beautiful, midst that wild scene,
Gieams up the boys dead face,
Like slumbers, trustugly serene
In melancholy grace.
Deep IN her bosom lay his head,
With halfshut violet eye
He had known little Of her dread,
Naught OF her agony
Oh human love, whose yearning heart,
Through all things vaiuly true,
So stamps upon thv mortal part
Its passionate adieu-
Surely thou hast another los;
There Is some home for thee,
Where thou shall rest remembering not
The moaning Of the sea-
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49, Reaident 49,

In the County Court OF shelby County, Tenn.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
W II. Hil, Levi Hill. iii Hill 81 ala, vs. the
heirs OF Mrs Marian and isaiah Goodwin.
deceased, Il ais.
y this cause it appearing from affidavit on
a Sic that the heirs az law OF Ms Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, fWhCSe chilureus
christian names are uuknDwnl, are uon-resi-
dents 81 tue state of Tennessee; IL s therefore
ordered, tnat they 10 enter their appearance
herein. at the Courthouse IN the city OF Mem
phts, on or before the drst Monday In February,
ants petition, or the same viii be takeu for
confessed as to them and set Tor hearing sN-
parte. II is furtuer ordered. that 2 COPY Of this
order he published once a week fur tour con-
sscutive weeks in the Memphis AFPEAL, a
newspaper published in the CITY Of Memphis
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
December q 1885.
HaIum & Muldgau, solicitors for complain
aurs- dacl4 IaV4wa
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Res Nofico

II the Chancsy Court Of Mem Pima TeoD.
No ifSi-JnO. A Higgins va Jas- II, F-s.us,
Il al
IT appearing rom affidavit IN this cans. -,
Il ne ~dslsuuauL-JaA a. Freeman d : ~ras1fsr5
Of the state 81 Mississippi and a nou-res55e1f
dsred that he make his Appearance hersf, =
he COURTEOUS, n The city OF Memphis. Tenn
before tie azsr Monday IN Fehrusrv ~
and plead answer or Gemur 10 eomUIafnanf
bill, o. the same VII BE- taken fox cnu1a-sed -
~ him, ana - or hearing sx parte. and fhaf
3 copy ~ ma o11sr BE- publEhet-onas a week
fr Our s~neeesiTs Eeezss In tbs AsnphH Ar
EAL
AEersroE ALsTOH, CLERK and Mater.
By = y EIArE. deputy Clerk and Master.
LG4Noce ssTE0n. ssiA Cor complainant.
De- laaau
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Nom esident Notice,

In the Chaucery Coart Of Memphis, Tenn
No. I3S5-Preshy R. PeytOn VI. Frank Cochran
q al.
IT appearfng from afidavit in this cause. that
Il the def nuauts tr nix Lochrsu and Jose
putne Cochran his wife and Jas H LenoW
are nOn-re idenIs o. theState OF Tenntsgeo 90 10
therefore ordered that they make their appear
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst Monday in
February, 1891, and plead, answer or demur
20 compliments bill, ORTIZ same viii be takeu
for confessed, as to them, andsset far hearing
eN parfe, ana thai a copy Of this OraeT be pub-
] shed once a week, FOR our successive weeks,
IN the Memphis APPEAL-
AGopy-Attest.
AOGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. bLACE.D Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood &HeytOn, sOis- for complainant.
decE3IaW4W