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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-14
THE GAYOSO GAS COMPANY.
A DIRECT INSULT TO THE
VOTERS AND CITIZENS.
Letter of the President and Sec
reiary Of the Memphis Com
parry to the Mayor.

At a meeting Of the board Of mayor
and aldermen yesterday afternoon, a
letter was read from the president and
secretary Of the Memphis gas company
to his honor the mayor, in reference to
their claims. We publish the following
extract from this precious document, to
show the animus Of this would be- mo-
nopoly conveying g direct insult TO the
intelligent voters and citizens Of Mem
phis. Read what they say
1--WE further submit, as & mere sug-
gestion, that in the present disturbed
condition of the public mind, the hold
ing Of an election upon such q propesi-
ton. is but the fareieal transfer o frespon-
sibiIity from the honorable mayor and
hoard OF aldermen, and its decisions at
the ballot box would but prove the mere
personal popularity Of the advocates or
opponents of the measure; the advO-
Gates, having a very decided ad-
vantage in the fact, that the
mass, who are not pecuniRriiy
effected by the augmentation OF the
cityis bonded Indebtedness, are not only
the most numerous class OF voters, hut
are, as a class, instinctively, perhaps, in
favor Of voting for expenditure rather
than to vote against 1t; and were the
proposition IOE Tie CAty w mt @AoOIboV
stock in a dry goods or grocery store, or
any other similar enterprise, they would
favor the issuance Of the bonds as readily
as they would for the purpose OF invest
ing in gas company's stock"
For these persons to tell the intelligent
property holders and tax payers that
they are not competent to vote advisedly
on this question, which so materially
affects their ~pecuuiary interests, is the
hight of impudenee. This sweet-seented
concern, who now mOnOpolize the light
ing Of this city, will perhaps some
day seek a more congenial and colder
cline TO rusticste in and enjoy the
profits Of their monopoly, where they
have for years invested them. We
trust the day has gone BY when Messrs.
Williamson & Fitch shall dictate to
the mayor or citizens of Memphis their
duty in public matters OF this kind. the
bold stand taken by Aldermen Ruffin,
Amis, Smith and other members of the
board, is worthy of all praise and COM
m~endRtiOu.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
or Halls.

-
Until further notice the Mails win close az
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, 80. Louis, Nashville, Louis
VILE, GneiHnat, Cleveland. PttsoorR, Pnila-
delphIa, Buffalo, Albany, New 1ork, Baltl-
more, and all cities north and west, az
Gl5 pm
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery MO
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, Al cities
south and east, At $40 pm
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, JACKSON Mis-,
Vicksburg, hatcher, and all cities south, az
4p.m.
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads st $50 pm. .
All stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at pm.
AlIStations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sfssippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers, (semt-WeeklyI,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, tsemi-weekly), Tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi ~river-north, (seml-Weekly)- Mon
DAYS and Fridays.
r. &. GIST. Postmaster Memphis.
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Enactment Suit.

Law JOuTL OF empI
CLERKs's OFFICE. August p, 1857.
Steiner Bros. q Baum, plaintiffs, vs.. Charlsi
Gerson, Defendant
FFTDAVIT for attachment having beer
"A made in his case in pursuance OF Section
94S5 OF the Code OF Tenneasee, AID attachment
having been issued and returned by the prOpel
officer &" levied, etc. on the property OF the
defendant, Charles GersOn
II is therefore ordered, That said defendanl
appear al the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
mis-. renn.. on or b. fore this second MONDAY
In October next, and defend this suit, or thS
same will be taken for confessed rs 70 him
and the case set for hearing eX parte and tina
a COPY Of this Order be Published once q WeeR
FOR four consecutive weeks in the Daily APP
a conv JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JoHN W. GRAHAM Deputy Clerk.
r. Il. Barnes, Attorney for PlaintihS-
o,0Q TaruAua
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10 the Cotton Planters Of West Ten
tessee. 4tG6GEHd, Mississippi ind
~ArEUugUss

The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices as agent IOr the sale OF your cotton In
. is city, and for the purchase Of y~oursupPhes-
The unfortunate or the late war
which 50 materially arected the best interest,"
of The South. has also had its effect upon the
Commission 3 siuess OF this city, as transacted
between pIaErer and merchant You doubt
less well remember with what ~pertinacty pre-
vi0us to tbs war, amounting IN somelnstances
to annoyance. you we're solicited fer your usi-
ness at the rate or Nifty cents per bale commis-
sion, free OF drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge Then las VII Dc
uEain) the producer was the ruu4g element,
and high rents, rich landlords and merchants
we're the result Of PLANTERS patronage. no
people or occu cation have been more seriously
Frustrated thEn planters and planting, and
nOraSO much deserve 10 be iuStered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition How
ia Il aid 20 much needed has been meted cut
YOU ] Opiue TOO well know OnerOus govern
meut taxes in general. and a special tax upOn
your leadiJ E production, Cotton, large profits
you have had 10 pay upon Supplies furnished
commissions on sales ranging from So 30 TO $
Der bale. monthly storage a eN0rbltant prices
and other expenses, rs per reference U your
account sales, as 2 sum lGtat VII -e4Ne you Dut
little If anything upon which 70 rebuild your
shattered fortunes or 70 compete win the new
order OF a1ars-n8a labor. ? Withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission burlness IN
1850. private reasons then led me 10 believe that
/ would nevtr engage in 20 again. TIT solicit
tations OF many friends that were torHer pa
iron and a desire 10 promote The interest u
the planting community, so far as my feeble
efforts can do 20, and The apparent want Of
gratiru e exhibited TO a community tnab IN
umes past tended 50 materially 20 the pros
perity Of Memphis aud us mercaru e commu-
nifty. has determined me again TO Ofrr my ser
vices ia the capacity As stated The reiuced
stocks OF cOttonsin the United states and short
SUBJ les in the hands Of New England manu-
factursrs ha. caused some advance in Prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales ma
be prudent and remunerative such Vas the
case the past Two seasons. aud many planters
have had cause TO regret the eesins upon the
100 common practice OF holdinR and drawing
uDOu their cOttens. would n wise no planter
fo send forward ms cotton uolesI he wished 10
sold upon the first active mark {. 1t can b.
held at home much cheaper than IN memphis
NV charges for selling cotton viii be one Dol
Tar Der bsle. Insurance. effected in all cases if
notfustructed 70 the contrary. Shall buy Your
supplies from Wholesale houses, giving you the
beneht u same. IN shOrt, by Stiaet attention
10 All the Departments Of oar business, / hope
to merit a large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully,
sea K. A. MOON.
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A-ttnchlnent Hmit.

Law Court Of Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, sept. Ii, 1857.
Zlm Aldrich & Co.. plaintiffs, vs.. Quinn q
Bilbow, Defendants.
A FFIDANIT IOr attachment having been
y made in This ease in pursuance OF section
Of the Code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by The proper
officer "%leviet, etc. on the properly OF the
defendants, Quinn & BiiboW;
It is therefore ordered, That sad defendants
appear at the Courthouse, IN the clty OF Mem
mis-. Tenn on or before the second Monday in
October next, and defend this suit, or the same
viii be taken Tor confessed as to them. and the
case set Tor hearing a eX parte - and tn Al a
r0py of this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the Daily Appeal.
a coBys Ohm DONOVAN, Clerk.
Jxo Y GRAHAM ID C.. SELF laW4W
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". Resident Notice,

Bill for the sale Of Real Estate in the County
Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
Iohn Hallum. admir- OF the estate of II. A.
Slate, deceased, ct al vs. susan NinDerry.
II mis- cause II appearing from amdaytt on
dle that Susan Winberry Is q non-r sidenb OF
the state Of Tennessee
II If therefore ordered, That she 90 enter her
appearance herein and plead, answer or de-
muir to cOmplaiDant's bill on or before the nrst
Monday in Octsber. 1857, or the same VIII be
taken for comics ed, and set for hearing e1
parte : il is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published Once a week for four sue
cessive week, in the Memphis Appeal, anews-
paper published in the city OF Memphis-
Attest; JOHN LOAGuE, Clerk.
Hslllm q Washington, solicitors for coma
August Is 1851 aul8 law4wS
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURT.-The case Of SouthWorth,
Nance & Co. vs.. E. NJ. Apperson, was
not concluded on yesterday. The argu-
ment of counsel will be heard on Mon
day next. This cult was brought Tor the
recovery of the value Of q number OF
bales of cotton which were destroyed by
the Confederate forces a few days before
the capture Of Memphis By the United
States troops. To-day will oe motion
day. The roll Of attorneys Will oe called
by the clerk, commencing at letter A
UNITED STATES CoUBT.-Bu little
was done in this court on yesterday. The
ease on trial was continued over to Mon
.dsv. B. B. Barnes, Esq, was sworn IN
ne An attorney of this court.
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-Ahnchnleaat SMft.
Law Court of Memphis - ,o.-

Law Court Of Memphis
Low CI,ERKis OFFICE, August %, 1857.
Memphis Dry Dock Company, Platnbn, VS.. ].
McCune, Defendant.
FFmAVlT for attachment having been
a made in this ca e 10 pursuance OF section
Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
havfne been issued and returned by the proper
officer. .slsvled, etc" on the property Of the
defendanf, ]. : MGCune
n Ia therefore ordered, That said defendant
aopear Al the Courthouse, In the city Of Mem
ms. Tenn. on or before the second Monday
In October next, aud defend this suit, er the
same will be taken for confessed IS to him, and
Ire case set for hearing eN parte, and that a
eopv OF this order be Published once q Wsek for
Songoouseoutiye weeks In the Memphis Appeal
co1v JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
JoBN w. GRAHAM Deputy Cterk,
wilson & Beard, Attorneys Tor flainaina
an2h laW4T
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Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 10 B-MaIinda K. Harrison Ell al. VS.. James
ID. Blackburn ct ais.
TT appearing from afidavit in this cause
that the defendants, Harriet u, form
erlv Harriet j. Harrison, and her husband,
names are unknown, ars non-residents
of the State Of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
city Of MemphiR Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in September, 1857. and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplainants original and
amended bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, and set Tor
hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
Ray & WEIGH, sOls. for complainant.
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EXCURSION To LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order 70 afford our citizens the oppor-
tunity of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September 18th, from Memphis and al
stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga
and return, for fare one way. Tickets
good during the month Of September,
allowing the excursionists 10 lay over at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis to
Chattanooga and return, Sl7; omnibus
fare from Chattanooga to the top Of the
Mountain and return, 50. The grand
gathering Of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, ETC., will be on tor
of Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th OF September, and the train from
Memphis for thEt occasion will leave
here at s o'clock on the evening Of the
10th.
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lftnch1nent Galfk.

George c. Fyerdon rs. Mrs. K. L.. Grihee-Be-
fore WIN. s. Walton, J. P, Shelby county,
Tenn.
A FFIDAVITS for attachment having been
a made in this case in pursuance Of section
@5 OF the Code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc" on the property Of tue
fenda Mrs. e. L. Grifee.
II is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at my office, No. 10 Madison street, In
m FINE city Of Memphis, Shelby Oonpty Ienn.s
"a OF before Wednesday, September l.
1877. and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed and sell for hearing
* parte : and that a copy OF this order be pub
Iished once a week for four successive weeks
- VS.. WALTON, Up.
Hume F. Hnl, Attorney for Plaintiff.
.-Nr..uH-
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A BRUTAL ATTEMPT TO COMMIT A
RAPE.-A warrant was issued yesterday
by Justice Miller for the arrest Of a ne
gro named Jack Williams, charged with
attempting TO commit "A rape on the body
Of a white girl about ten years Of age in
Chelsea. The facts as related ma be
stated in brief rs follows The negro
came to the house and took the child 10
bis arms and conveyed her to the wood
shed aud attempted to outrage her per-
son. She screamed and made all the re-
slstance in her power. Her screams
reached the ears of Mrs. Norment, who,
on learning the trouble, armed herself
with a knife, and proceeding to the
scene, cut the negro hend badly about
the breast aud neck and drove him of.
Since the time of the shooting Of 8 negro
by 3 lady neal the State hospital some
months since, ne case has occurred
where q lady showed more courage
han in this instance. The iend was
arrested and viii be brought before the
courts to-day.
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No. Reaident MOttce.

Chancery Court, District OF Memphis.
lanes Nj. ProviDe, Trustee VIII. Sneed and
Washington BOnd, VS. Mary Jane Locke,
Charles, Mary, William and Joseph Locke,
James Bowdoin ct al.
IN his cause it appearing from affidavit on
Gle that Mrs. G.. N. Locke, Joseph Locke, jr.;
Ross, Whose christian name is unknown
and Louisa, his wife; Ella and EllenorAh
Locke, and James BOWdOin Locke, are nom
residents Of the Stale OF Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered. That they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or de-
muir TO co-mplainants' bill. on or before the
drst Monday in October, 1857, or the same will
be taken for confessed as 70 them and set Tor
bearing eI pdrte. II Is further ordered that a
CODY OF this order be published once a week for
fonr successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal,
q newspaper published in lne city OF Mem
P.ftest. A. ASTON, Clerk.
Nv II j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
HalIum & Washington, solicitors for comps.
arr-n- UauuAuM
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w A. STROZZI, Professor OF French, res
w pectfully informs the citizens OF Mem
phis that be will be pleased to receive a part OF
the patronage Of this intelligent
on the following terms:
month three or more scholars a. bis room, =
each per month For one or two scholars al
their residence, according to the distances a
class In families &C Ording 20 the number and
distance. Mr.. Strozzi will give three lessons
per week, and no scholar can enter Tor less
than three calendar months.
Mr. Strozzi was very much surprised 70 see the
card Published in this paper en- the Z4Lh Of Au-
gust, signed IN A. L. Morgan; " and ne thinks
that II would have been better TO suppress a
pari at least. His card IN the nth OF August
an italian Professor was by has ol01i request al
ready taken or nom the roll Of Professors, as
he had plausible reasons for doing so. "a IN
buOn int. diLor poche parole bastano," MIS-.
has left at Messrs. J. W. Falls a Co. a large
number OF testimonials for his ability, skill
and system as a Professor Of the french
Language. Mr.. S. can be ounda At his room IN
Jackson building, corner Main and Gayoso,
room 50, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
from 9 to II am, and at pm. every day'
gas 1luI
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NOttce.

THE public is hereby notified tina the pro-
ducs 81 every description raised en- my
farmE in Hardemau aud Haywood counties by
renters 10Th farms being leased OUT Is subject
to rent cuarges, aud a lien Is held upon all OF
said produce and stock over and above enough
10 satisfy said rents 70 pay for monies, pr1Vi-
sious and Stock furuished said renters; and
any person or persons trading Tor any part OF
said i. oduce or stock win be held responsible
$50 JOHN MILLER.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-At an early hour
Yesterday morning some burglars eff
feeted an entrance into the saloon OF our
yell-knOwn friend, Harry Weatherbee,
in the rear of the Senate building, on
Jefferson street, near Main. They
eaired entrance by cutting out u OF
the Stats of a side window, and went
through the establishment in q very de-
liberate manner, taking six pieces OF
heavy silver plate, together With a mas
sive gold chain valued at $3.50. Several
boxes of cigars were also taken. Two
gold watches and about thirty dollars In
money escaped the notice Of the thieves.
Mr.. Weatberbee estimates his loss at
about six hundred dollars. Notwith-
standing all this the saloon is in good
rnnnfnR order to-day.
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NrxpHIa TENN., August 81, 1871.

Messrs. Mansfield & Higbee;
Dear Sirs In March last a severe
attaelr of Chills and Fever. After using
The usual remedies (~quinine, Smith's
Tonic. ETC. without any good results, l
was induced to try your TsIds Tonic
Stg4tp. After taking a few doses l was
entirely relieved, and have had no
return OF the disease since. l take
Measure in recommending it as a speedy
cure Of the above named disease.
Very respectfully,
FERGUS HALL,
or OTgil Bros. & Co.
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FAST TIME.-By information received
Yesterday, we learn that the Great West
eru Dispstch and Cotton Express Line
transport freight in seven days from
New York to Memphis, and vice versa.
The clever agent at this point, Enoch
Taylor, Esq, whose office is 304 Front
street, will give any further information
required. This line has always given
the most entire satisfaction, and it viii
doubtless aequit itself in the future as in
tha mast.
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Manufactured by KAyANAGH & DECKER,
aud Patented Dec. Is, l5ja. (See Scientific
American. Vol. 10, No. II
Tt iE The only Cushion that possesses sl the
uuaIities essen ial 20 a Perfect Cushion. Il IS
me most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
ofered 10 the bilIiard-playing public, as Is
abuuuautly proven b. the great demand tor 10
Epce It's Introduction. The peculiarlty which
dfsffuguishes the Cst-Gut CusHion and renders
ri superior 20 all others, is the ughteHed cord OF
cat-gut which overlies the ace and edge o. the
mb6er ana running the Jul length Of the
I-sbfgn which prevents the ball from bedding
INTO Inc rubber and jumping RON the table
ny addition OF the catEut cord also adds
T0urh fo he elasticity OF the cushion.
mo Cat-Gut CushiOu hiss already been ap-
plied 10 over 1850 tables, which are IN constant
a.. II can be applied % tables Of any make
KsvEpagh & Decker Factnry, Al the corner
o. Centre and Canal Streets n. T. is the most
eompIetp OF lbs kind lu tue world. The ma
chiueH Is OF the most improved character, me
IumbeT dr.. NJ room the largest In the United
states, the material USED the best that can oe
purchased. and tue wurkmen thoroughly
R1Iiard Cloth. Balls. Cues and Trimmings, al
90 net make. constantly on hand
Eayauagu q Decker are The only agents N
thfs country fur Kay's Cue Ueuaent. adJudged
Nv competent authorities 20 be the best Oemen
efFS11Iii 80 Tables cut down for 500.
-end for illustrated Price List.
KANANAGH & DECKER,
Corner OF Centre and Canal streets,
ses leo New York CITY.
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LnsnL,.ent,a Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF tie
estate OF a. r MARI, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all parties having claims
against said estate to nle them, duly authenu-
Gated. with The Clerk Of the COUNTY COun OF
HAYWOOD county, Tennessee, On or before the
6th day Of March, 1868, or they viii be forever
barred. ". L. b1AkS' AdIuln4blrabor.
I'll !. H. Freeman, Attorneys.
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NJ creditorg OF the estate OF James G. Will
son aIe hereby DoIhed that I have sug-
Eestsd the insolvency OF the estate. The cred
TORS will file their claims within HN Inontns
date hereot or this notice will be fled or
be forever devoid in court
sell ADD A. H. BROWN AOmE-
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MnffcN-

THE undersigned, widow and relict OF Aaron
i Jackson deceased, will apply 70 the County
Court Of shelby county, lem, at its October
term, 1857, Tor Tie appointment OF commissions
ers 70 ailot and set apart % Der, dover in the
real estate belonging 70 the estate OF her de-
ceased husband.
MARGARET ". JACKSON.
HaIum & Washington, Attorneys.
September q 10 7. ae8 law4Ws
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T7HE creditors Of the estate OF $. y. Malone
are hereby notified that ! have suggested
the Insolvency Of Sid estate 70 the CierE OF ne
County ourtbf Upton county tennessee ana
the creditor Of said estate are notified TO ME
their claimss, duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof, OF this notice Will De
nledin b Al Of the same,
VAL s~AHEOHD. Administrator
n.-FHh o Tae- an1QfF
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Land For sale.

n undivided One-half Interest in 5000 acres
"A OF Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER counties. Arkansas
T~bEsfnteregl. The title 20 which tsperfect viii
be sold al = low figure, for one-third cash ana
he remainder Al one and two years, without
interest
river bottom land, above al overflow, aud the
finest body o. land IN the state, In Crawford
These lands viii be sold together or in par
Apply 70 PIKE d ADAMS,
Attorneys At Law,
whg-tf 2A3 Main street, Memphis
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NOTICE

II hereby given to all whom il may concern
that Al the November term OF she County
Of shelby county, Tenn, We viii make
for an extension OF time In which
10 site the estate Of ]. r. Hooker, deceased.
d. A. HARREL, EXecr.
s A. HOOKEA, Exec'L.
HaIlum 4 Washington Attorneys.
81 law4ws
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Nom Resident Notice.

County Court of shelby County, Tennessee.
ct ais
IN this cause it appearing from affidavit filed,
that william Thomas Cl0ar, Martha Jane
and Albert CiOar. defendants in above cause,
are non-resbdeu's Of the state Of Tennessee tt
is therefore ordered that they enter their APP
Dearance herein. and plead, answer or demur
10 the petitioners petition, on or befors the
first three days Of the November Term OF sail
Court. bt gining on the 4th day ofSovember, 1861,
or Inc same viii be taken Tor confessed as to
them, and set Tor hearing eX parte.
IL is further ordered, Enata copy Of this order
be pubIished Gree q week for fOur successive
weeEs in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
puolisre1 in the City OF Memphis, Tenne see.
Attest JNO, LOAGUE, Clerk,
Thompson < Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
Septernbfr T. Is5T- sel3 4tIaw"