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Published March %, 1851
CHAPTER 29-GENERAL.

AN ACT relating to evidence in certain cases.
The people of the state of Wisconsin repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows: -
Section /. A certificate Of the secretary of the
state of Wisconsin, substantially in the following
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TENRRgSEE.

The annual meeting of the bis hops
of The Methodist Episcopal church south,
will take places Nashville, Monday,
April 18th.
The venerable Josnu SOUS, ---Ilior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church
south, died at the residence of his SON.
in-laIR, DR.. Ira Conwell, Tuesday morn
ing, about o'clock, in the eigbty-sixth
year of his age. Bishop SoUle was born
in what's now called the state of Maine,
but at the time of his Lirth, a province,
we believe, of Massachusetts,. AT very
early age he studied divinity and became
a minister, and for period of sixty-nine
years has preached the gospel. For years
he has been a brilliant light in the
Methodist church south, and held high
place in the affections of the great flock,
of which he had the honor to hold the
position of senior bishop. Ripe in years,
he has been removed from this world OF
trials and perplexities to enjoy that re
ward promised to the faithful In his
death the church has sustained a great
loss, but their loss is his eternal gain.
The following is Brownlow's oath for
the officers and privates of the estate
guard -;
81 do solemnly swear that have
never voluntarily borne arms against
the government of the United States, for
the purpose, or with the intention of
aiding the late rebellion nor have 1
with any such intention, at any time,
given aid, comfort, counsel, or eneour-
agement to such rebellion, or to any act
OF hostility to the government of the
United States. I further swear that l
have never sought or accepted any Office,
either civil or military, or attempted to
exercise the functions OF any Office, either
civil or military, under the authority, or
pretended authority, Of the so-ealled
Confederate States of America, or of any
insurreetionary state, hostile or opposed
to the authority of the United States
government, with the intent and desire
10 aid said rebellion that l have never
given voluntary support to any such
government or authority. So help me
! God -
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Non Resident Notice.

In the ChanesEy Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. l657.-Louis f. Carr, Trustee va William
Morrow, Anna Watson and P. Lyon
TT appearing from affidavit in this cnass
L that the defendants William MorroWs A.ts A1ps
Watson and P. Lyon, are non-res1dents Oi 'He
state OF Tennessee. -, -. ~
II is therefore ordered that they make tnelI .sli
appearance herein, az the Couftaooss ~ ~ - 80 -
Monday In April, 1907. ana piesdi ~ ansn p ssl ~
denHr 70 com npiainan is bill, or the same VIII
h tai-so f,r ,.5r1 fessed as to them, and set for
tsa' - = ...rfa - anil that q copy OF this order
~ nnbfished once week for four successive
opet1s - i,l IRE Memphis APPEAL
a e1RsS eS1iR3sSsT1sTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
T. = carr. sol. for complainant.
March 2, 1851. mn3 laW4E
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A genius in Monticello has on exhi-
bitiou in that place the model of a loco
motive designed for q single track
railroad, and claims that it will answer
all the purposes of those now in use.
The Searcy Record says that an
election for the various city officers will
be held in that place on Monday, March
18th. A mayor, clerk, and five council
men, are to be chosen. Already num-
Der of candidates are announced, and the
prospects are that they will be as thick
as leaves in Vallambrosia.
The survey by ID. ID. Owen, although
IL may be termed a preliminary one,
established quite clearly that Arkansas
Is indeed rich in minerals. There are
hidden within her limits immense stores
of the various minerals, precious and
useful, awaiting the time when science,
capital and labor shall fully develop
them. IL shows that she has an
abundance of iron, lead, silver,
copper, and probably one Of the
richest deposits Of zinc in the
world. Future explorations may show
that gold also abound4 The coal-helds
are extensive, and more than probable
far down in the earth, there are i'm
meuse reservoirs of petroleum. The
mineral springs are numerous, varied
and valuable. There is an abundanee
of the very best of freestone, limestone
and marble for building purposes. Clays
and sands for the manufacture Of glass
ware and the various kinds of earthen-
ware also abound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-09

representation, and when the fortieth
congress assemblies on the 4th day of the
present month, sixteen states win be
without voice in the house Of represen-
tatives. This grave fact, with the i'm
portant questions before us, should induce
us to pause in q course Of legislation
which, looking solely 90 the attainment
Of political ends, fails to consider the
rights It transgresses, the law which it
violates, or the institutions which it
imperils.
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHINGToN March q 1907
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attachment Ssfits.
,ses Jones VEN. r. Crawford.

Moses JoDes " d 7, UTaWIolus
oanfel @. Cox vs. ". P. Crawfsrd.
a FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
a made n these two cases and attach nenI
having been issued against the estate OF NJ. P.
Crawford, upon the ground that he is a non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee and they
having bee- returned "levied, etc,
1t is therefore ordered, that said defendant
enter uis appearance on or befors the 4th day
OF April. 1857. 70 plead, answer or demur 20 tne
said plaintiff 8 complaints or the same viii De
taken fer confessed and the ca es set for hearing
ex parte and that . copy Of this order be pao-
lisbed once 3 week for four consecutive weeks
in the Menpnis APPEAL. Dated February >,
lse7, :. A. MOORE, J. P.
Dixon & Hough, plaintiffs attorneys.
mil laWSWp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-09

Hrpvrrs Lodge ef Perfection. 18th; No.
sfefaf COrlnfuni icatIOu~ I'd Wednesday nlgui
OF each mtAth. Henry J. .MCodard, SD, o.
NJ. Charles III Carroll, 18Th. Sec.
Meets 4rh y wednesday OF each month. George
Melisrsh -, a.. ~. A d. Franklands cd
Sec.
No l. Benz. X. Pullen, SD, Tarsh-'.; -
- sec
CaLyA Al CHAPrEE Of Pose CrOiX, 18Th, No ].
Charles ". Adams, sd, M. W.. II. 4. Tom
l.us0u. 32 b. Sec.
PHIIPPE DUPLEssErs Council Of k-h, Soth.
No. J. Henry p. WOOdard, 3d. Comm.
William =. erode ed, Rec
CON~TsT0EY or WE-r HENNESSEE sd. John
Aiusde SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Z,
IruCer, so, Lteg--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-09

III, persons having accounts against the es-
n tate Of William Jehle. deceased, are hereby
notified to present them. duly authenticated, 70
me, at my ONCE, No. Zs53 Main street, Mem
Dbfs. Tenn, within the nl1t two years, OF such
accounts forever stand-yOid; and those In
debted to hfm to make payments at the same
place. CHARLES JEHLE, Administrator
OF the estate u Wm- Jehle, deceased.
I av-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-09
Nnfice.

THE Creditors OF the estate Of John D. Smith
are hereby notified that have suggested
tae insolvency Of said estate 70 the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Upton County, Tennessee,
and the creditors Of said estate are notified 70
file their claims, duly authenticated, within
SIX months from the date hereof, or this notice
viii be nled in bar Of the same.
February q. 1857. ISAAC FURNACE,
Administrator J. d. smith, deceased.
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Nom Resident Notice.

Chancery Court Of Memphis County Ofshelby,
and State OF Tennessee
gis n. R. DR. c. Lane et. al, VS. T. D. Lane
ct al.
TT appearing that the defendant, W. 7. Lane,
and the unknown heirs OF H. q. Lane, are
nOn-residents Of the state Of Tennessee, and
that the ordinary process Of this Court c2nnoi
bs exc uted upon them.
ants enter their appearance in this cause, and
plead, answer or demur 70 the bill Of COM
plaiuant on or before the lst day OF Nay next
or the several allegations thereof viii be taken
for con fessed against them, and the cause as 70
them set for, hearing eX parte- Il Is fQrtnsI
ordered that a copy OF this order be puplisheo
in the Memphis APPEAL, for the space Of fouI
weeks success lively.
a true copy. - -,
DIXON Hugh, solicitors for complalnsnts.
Marrb Iss7 mh3 faWfw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-09
Notice.

THE Creditors OF the estate Of Mrs Martha ].
Smith are hereby notified that have sug-
gested the insolvency of said estate to The
Clerk CT the County Ccurt Of Upton County,
Tennessee, and the creditors OF said estate are
notified to fiie their claims duly authentioated,
within SIX months frem the date hereof, or this
notice will be aled In bar of the same.
February q 1867. G. W. FLANAKIN,
Administrator Martha ]. Smith, deceased.
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AttachIne7at Notice.

Before John @. Creighton, J. P.
5 M Logan vs. c. A. Carpenter.
TIVE defendant in the above entitled cause
Will take notice that an attachment has
been sued ont against him upon the grOunos
that he Is a nonresident OF the State OF Iennes-
see and the case set for bearing at my ONCE IN
the city of Memphis, on the ID day OF April;
1867, when and where he can appear snt,
with ex parte; and that copy OF this order oe
published once q week for four weeks In the
Memphis Daily appeal. - -
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, J. P.
Memphis March 2. 1867. mh2 laW4v7
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Notice

IN pursuance OF the provisions of an Act OF
! the Legislature, Incorporating the Men,
phis Dry Dock company" passed December 10,
is66 the undersig gned tby said act designated az
commissioners for that puIpOsel will, on Satur-
day the Z3d inst meet az the ONCE Of the Com
m rcial Bank az 3 O'Clock pm, FOR the purpose
~ electing a Board of Directors and taking
the other steps incident 70 the organization Of
said Company. ,
H 7. TOMLINSON,
mar 2 nd J. W. PAGE, JR-
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HEBREE AEB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.
1867.


AreERoyA No. l6s Meets 1T Monday in
every month. at Odd-F sllnW.' Hall Ger. Court
AID Main. y. {. Trader, ". N; H. 7. Tom
luson. See.
Sou III IEMrHIa. No us. Meets "a Friday OF
each ruuutu-aal. cor Madison and second.
D. 7. Sellars, ". N; Benz. X Pulleu, Sec.
LEf-.A SCOTT. No. 23a Meets LIST Friday o. each
month Hall, cor. Madison aut Second. John
AiasIie ". A.: H. p. WoodW ard SEC.
HsvIIroN. No. 2o9. Meets Sd Friasy Of each
nouth-Odd- Fellows Hall p. N. Stanley,
W. NV II. Butts. Sec
KrlwTNNING. No. al 10 ~ Meets 4th Friday
OF eac~ noulh-2g4 Front street John ].
WorsLam, So, " n b. X ruden, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter, No !. Meets ID Monday Of each
montIi-Odd-Fell Hall A. J. Hhee-er,
Il. P; =. "A. Psynter Sec.
z. AND s. II.
ErREEA Council. No. e. Meets 81 Monday OF
EACH month odd Fellows Hall John Nent,
III. H.: \. J. Wiggin, Bee.
TEWPLARs,
gYRESE Co-7Dsudcry. 40. 4 Meets 9Th Mon
dav uf each month. John Zentr Com; n. J.
MlEglu. Rec.
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Calculation made al the rate OF 55 pounds per
bushel for corn and IS pounds per bushel Tor
L.EE
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dress W.IENNlNGS DEMOREST, .,
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2 Democratic! (. Monthly and Young Amari-
ca, together s4Twith the premiums for
6dCn. ~es 81. .s.I-. NOV II t1I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-01

,Ennigrati ation,fo Brazil

ssGttE Emigrati Brazil, {, 90 :.
.HyHE BRAZILIAN e MIG r n
II AGENCY. in New York, will diepatch
Eor BIO de Janeiro, on or about the 18th OF
Si tone sdrsSea @ sseEmss EIfis,
master. I:II.lI .ZG5auN WQalQG o.
This vessel has been expressly chartered
Brazil ALL Ps Psssases 1I adVsnosd a. by ths GO. %
yernment, and payable with purchased
lands in six years. Superior cabin acco-
modations-extra-and comfortable se-
cond-clase ones. t -T0.-
QUINTINO BOCAYUvA.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Elliot
d McKeever, 100 Gravier street, New Or
leans, Agents Of the steamer, or to the
Brazilian Consul Of New Orleans. .st =
Nov 28 16