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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-10
JUST RECEIVED AT
C. M. QUERY'S NEW STORE,
large and well selected Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

DRY GOODS, at extremely low prices.
WHITE GOODS, Il ful assortment, which will be
sold low for cash.
TRIMMINGS-Our stock of Trimmings is com
plete, aud was selected with care.
\ full assortment Of YANKEE NOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS.
HOOP SKIETS-EradIcys Paris Trail Skirts
the most popular Skirt now worn-all sizes-LadieS,
children and Misses.
KID GLOVES-aII coIors and sizes. of the best
article Ladies' and Children .Mtts, all sizes, and
of the best quality.
FANS AND PARASOLS-A full assortment of
all kinds.
SHOES Ladies', ChiIdren's and Misses boots
shoes and CATERS, of the best Philadelphia make
Also, Mems ana Boy shoes and hats.
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DIsT1LATroS OF BRANDY.-A friend writes to
us from Enfield to know il a man can make
brandy for his own use, without paying tax.
He can not The law, we believe, is as follows:
A distiller must obtain license from the proper
government officer for which he pays $40. lie
can distiI so barrels under this license, but each
gallon must pay tax Of 81 This tax is high,
but then people piH drink brandy, and those who
consume the brandy pay the tax -RaleigA
Standard T1es
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-10

YELLOW FEVER IN TExAs.-DHring the week
241 persons died of yellow fever in Galveston.
There were 100 deaths at Corpus Christi up to
the 10th. Half the citizens are sick or dead.
Much distress prevails and help is needed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-10
CHARLOTTE, N. c.

OIANIOI IL, N. y.
REV. r. BURWELL, p;;,
JOHN B. BURWELL, \. M,
The next Session commences on the lst day of
October and continues unti the both June, 1868.
For Circular and Catalogue containing full par
ticulars as to terms DC, address
-g REV r. BURWELL b SON,
July 20, 1861 .....s- Charlotte, N. C..
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A few months since gentleman had the mis-
fortune to lose his wife, literary lady of some
reputation. After greving for number fweeks,
a bright idea entered the head Of the widower.
He thought that he could do something to lessen
his sorrow, and for that purpose he called upon
lady ofhis acquaintance. and requested to speak
word with her in private. Thinking that she
was about to receive proposal, the lady pre-
pared to listen with becoming resignation.
"Myrrba,' said he, with downcast eyes as be
took her hand, "you knew my wife J"
"Certanly."
at is not good for man to be aone!"
"Perhaps not"
. "Did you ever reflect upon that par. of the
marriage service which requires couples to cleave
unto each other till death do them part?"
IL have"
II have often reflected upon it myself Now
death has parted me from my wife, and l feel
very lonely"
Il should think it likely"
II think | must do something to restore to me
her kind consultations, and the memory of her
virtues.'
He pressed The lady's hand and sighed. She
returned the pressure and also suffered a sigh to
escape her.
"My dear" he said, after a long pause, an come
to the point at once. have proposal to make"
GA proposal!'
"Yes; have resolved to write my wifes
biography. Now, have but little skill in litera.
~ matters, and ifyou will correct my manuscript,
and write headings for the chapters, l will give
you fifty dollars" She sprang from his side and
her eyes flashed with anger.
"You wretcL-monster-
She left the room, not being able to express
her rage. The widower sighed, took his hat and
went home. He has not yet published the book.
WHO FOUGHT FOR AMERIcA.-To the war
of 1912 the North supplied 5S,552 men; the
South, 96,8l2, showing majority of 81 ,O3O in
favor of the South Of the number supplied
by the North, Massachusetts furnished 3,ll0;
New Hampshire, s97; Connecticut, 387; Rhode
Island, 637; Vermont, l81; total, 5, l62. The
little State Of South Carolina furnished 5,696,
being over 500 more than the whole of New
England
In the Mexican war; Massachusetts, furnished
1,047; New Hampshire, /; the other New Eng
land States, 90; total, 1,04S. The number Of
troops contributed by the whole North to the
Mexican war 23,054; while the South con-
tributed 43 $50, very nearly double, and, in ro-
portion to her population, four times as many
soldiers as the North.
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NEW sToCh aeF GOoDs.
The undersigned has Just returned from
Northern cities with good Stock of
O @ Q u i g 81.

Northern cities with a good Stock of
G. T. q G Q - i 9 8,
and various other articles consisting principally of
Java Coffee, Rio Coffee of superior quaIity-none
better; Black Green and Imperial Teas New Or
leans and other MoIasseS Bacon Sides, Sugar Cured
Hams, Fresh Mackcrcl, Pickled Shad Soap Candles
Pepper Spice Ginger, Soda, White Wine and Apple
Vinegar, Willow Ware, Buclets of all kinds Tubs,
Brooms, ChuraS, Kegs, Half Bushels. Sc.
Lorillard Snuf-be$t quality; Soda Ginger and
Egg Crackers fine lot of Brogan Shoes-cxtra
sizes Liverpool Salt, and best Carolina Rice.
- Q a { II 9 r.
White Oak Tanned-fne article; large lot of
good and good damaged Hemocl French Calf
Skins Upper ana Harness Leather
White Lead Powder, Shot and Percussion Caps,
ali sizes; Whim Rope, Well Rope Bed Cord Cotton
Cards cheap, Scythe Blades, Pad Locks Blacking,
Chewing Tobacco; Crushed, Pulverized, White and
Brown Sugars, and 4 fine assortment cf best Nails.
have selected this Stock with great care and
cannot be underSold Give a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember my Motto,
Quick Sales, Short Profits
md fair dealings with all Wheat. Flour Corn.
Bacon and Lard taken in exchange :or Goods
Friends, recommending Freedmen to me. NAV be
assured that they will be dealt with fairly both as
20 weight and change--uo objection to all goods
being weighed that go from this establishment
Profits are short, aHd terms necessarily CASH.
also buy and sell commission all kinds of
Produce. Orders and consgnments solicited.
". BOYD.
Charlotte. y c.. June -. 1857.
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lands would range from s2 to Sc per acre-none
would probably range higher than from Sc to
$40, unless it embodied largely of lowlands.
Besides these, Western North Carolina COM
mends herself to the world around US on account
of her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. I7z,L Emma J. Wright, Executrix Of the
last VIII and Test ament Of lanes W. Craig,
aece 5sed, VS.. Joshua NJ Craig et al, heirs at
law OF W. UTaig. deceased.
II appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
| the defendants Jes1ua n. Craig, Jn2: 2.
a. Craig, BENZ. +. Craig. Edward Brooking and
wife EnzabeJh BrookIng, Tho. h Whitehead
and Elizabeth bis wife, Chas. Ingles and Polly
Ann Ingles his vie, Benz. o. Neal, Kobt. W.
Craig and the heirs OF Priscilla Ken nedy whose
names and residences are unknown, John 3.
Craig Jarues p. Williamson and Mary william
son his wife. - Allen (Whose christian name
unknown) and wife Kate Allen, - McKiBny
whose chri. tian name unknown and Mary
Ann his wife, TalliaferrO Craig. Davis
fyvhoEe christian uan= is unknown) and Mar
tha his vile, John o. Neal, Nancy McCann,
J-nes o. Neal, heirs OF William o. Neal, de-
ceased, whose names ana residences are
unknown) David Mason and Mary Mason
his wife, BENZ. Biecsoe, Lydia Montgomery,
Watts Bledsoel Edward Egleston, olive
Hanks, Geo. Eggleston, Lowry @. Egrl stnn.
eco Patton Miles Nendenhsil and Mary Mem
denhall his wife. Geo; W. Kyle and fanitha
Kyle, Alice Craig, Thos. 7. Wright, Eliza
Wright, Dsniel Bledsos- Gsorgi4na Bledsoe,
sam rirI Craig, Isaiah Craig. silas Craig, VII
liam Craig, Robert Russell sarah Russell, Mil
ton Hanks Dorcas ranks Miles NJ dicks.
Jno. Hicks, Saml Hicks, Bruce Hicks, Joseph
Craig, susan Craig, Jno. s. Craig. Saliie Craig,
Luticfa Craig Lewis Craig, James Craig, Pan
line Craig, William raig jam > Peak, Jor-
dan J. Peak, Leland W. Peak, Dudley =. Peak,
Walton Craig and Lucinda Craig his wife, San
ford q Faulkner and Eveline a. Faulkner his
wife. are all heirs at law OF said J. ". Craig,
deceased, and persons Ia po session Of properly
Of said stae WhO are presidents OF the
State Of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered that thoY make their
appearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, within the nrst three
days OF the next term Of said Court, eOmmenc-
ing tSe second Monday IN May, 1867, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants Dill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, as to them,
rFa hut
OF this order be published once week, fOT
four successive weeks, In the Memphis AP-
PEAI-
A copy-attest.
AtGUST0E ALSTON, Clerk and Master
By n. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Smitn Hill, sells. for complainant.
M laoa IaIllIre
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NOON DIsPATCHEs.

NEW YORK, March 25.-South Ameri-
can advices state that Peru never thought
of peace on the basis proposed by the
mediRting powers,
Advices respecting the Argentine rev.
olution are important. A division un-
der Tallfeston, after bloody engagement
of two hours, was defeated by Gen.
Paunen at Los Erios, with a loss CT three
hundred killed and many wounded.
Two other revolutionary divisions were
badly wolsteS IN endeavOring to avenge
this defeat.
a Rio correspondent says that moth
ing IL transpifing there beyond the occa-
sional bombardm of Campaity by the
Paraguayans. Reinforoements continued
10 leave Rio. Two steamers with Ar
gentine and Oriental troops on board eX-
ploded and quite number Of lives were
lost.
The Mendosa rebellion was nearly sup
A conspiracy to murder the members
of the Ruenos Ayres government had
been discovered and the conspirators
! seized.
81, Domingo advices of the 1lth in
stapt state that the BaiZ party had been
crushed and the republic was quiet.
Parties recently 'ip compensation With
/ Alexander II. Stephens say that he al
vises that the wisest course for the south
is to remain quiet and await the issue Of
| events.
North Alabama sdyices state that the
/ recent floods destroyed 5000 hgshels OF
corn and large amount Of food sent by
/ relief associations 10 the sufferers. The
| people living ct distance from the rail-
roads are in danger Of staFfati0p.
A Washington special says should
congress adjourn Tuesday OF Wednesday,
the president viii cali an extra session oi
the senate for executive business.
The president has been urged by prom.
inent republicans and others to release
Mr.. Davis on bis own recognizance, and
il is believed ne viii be released within
the next ten days.
The Fenian senate is in session to ap-
point another secretary OF war in placs
j Of Sweeney.
WASHINGTON. March 25.-The secre
tary Of state has received information
from our 0oEsul &C Queenstown that thu
cholera prevailed there to aoMe exten
all the winter.
CHARLEsToN, S. c., March 25.-Gen
Siekles has issued an order anthorizin;
the civil officers 10 continue to exercisl
their functions, and they will be respectes
! aud obeyed by the inhabitants. Th
, local tribunals viii be permitted to tax
, Jurisdiction and try offenders, exceptinl
only such cases as may, by order of tn
Commanding general, be referred to
commission or military tribunal.
] BALTIMoRE, ND, March 25.-The stat
: Legislature adjourned sine die on Las
. Saturday.
II The Bill admitting negro testimony o.
D the same footing as whites in the e0uri
+ OF the state failed to pass, Also, the hi
!. authorizing the election OF munioips
!. ollloera Cor The CITY Of RaltimoPe.
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Att0chg,oent Suits.

Moses Jones vs.. N. z. Crawford.
Daniel c. Cox VS.. N. 2. era wferd.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having beef
~ msde In these two cases and altachl1en
having been issued against the estate OF n. =
Crawford upon the gsOund tAat ne Is 4 non
resident or the 50 ts OF Tennessee, and thel
having been returned " levied," ele,
Il is therefore ordered, that said defendan
enter uia appearance on OF neloF7 me oa1
an nrii 49, to plead, answer or demur TO TIT
said plaintin s complaints or the same will bl
Iaker fer con essed aud the ca es set tor neartni
ex parte and that copy Of this order be pub
list.ed once a week for four consecutive week
Ia the Memphis APaEAL- Dated February p
lss7 s A. MOORE, J. p.
Dixon q Rough, plaintiffs attorneys,
- fCu Ery4
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entIv rejoice. They have come out from
the irving ordeal Of proscriptive pe-se-
cution Ike refined gold from the crucis
bic. But where, exceptin the conscioua-
nees Of vindieated hoLor, are they to look
for compepsatiou or redress OF their
wrongs? What measure Of judgment or
nunishment corresponding 70 the enor-
nsitv on the offense, shall be meted out
10 the concoctors Of 50 foul conspiracy
aoainst the liberties and reputation OF
innoeent men? The hate Of few high
in authority at Washington was graft
fed but it failed to reach its ultimate
aim Gov. Seymour and Dean Richmcndi
others, at Washington and Albany
resped political advantage. without ~
Fenton would probably have been de-
feated-for evidence OF which see the
report Of the commissioners OF this state
published in the Journal OF November
IL, 1884.
There Is Just one other point connected
with this matter which deserves orief
mention the persistent effort maae oy
a portion Of the radical press e prejudice
the case of Col. North, and to misrspre-
sent his position after the trial; As
usual IN all such cases, the New YORK
Tribune was prime leader In such as
EGUllS- I'll lAAE - IL =
published the following dispatch from
Washington-and we believe has never
retraeed the outrageous falsesoods con-
tanned in il:
RELEASE OF COL. NORTH.
Col. North has been released on an
order of the war department. He was
convicted by the finding Of the court
which tried him. Before his trial was
concluded. it was felt here that North
would aegDe all punishment. Inc
pressure aue,have his trial stopped was
| immensestfThis was nearly DONE out II
was fin -esisted from. The pressure
! for his Unconditional release has been
/ irresistible.
This batch of lies was copied into the
EUs1iylo Post Of the same date and
affiIiaring sheets Of lesser note gave wider
publicity to them. The Baptist ETdH15-
aeg. editoriaIly spske of Col. n. as hav-
ing been ' pardoaed.D Some Of these
papers must have known better st the
time. VIII they, at this late day, do the
tardy act Of Justice to disabuse the minds
of their readers Of the falsehoods ana
errors they inculcsted2 ? For one gross
libel, ststing that he had made q con-
fessiou" of guilt-the Tribune has been
sued by Mr.. Jones.
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Noaa- Resfdent .N0tice.

In the chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NJ IOls--N r. D.-A- Warren vs. G. Z. Mona
non and Jno. w. Fowlar, ct al.
- enneariug from affidavtt IN this cause, that
1 3he defendanta, the unknown heirs OF G. &.
Mcslahop. are non residents Of the state, or
thai'fl,eir place 81 resid nee is unknown; Il Is
ths~sfrre Cd that they make their appear
sncs herein St the Courthouse in the city OF
Wen,nbis. Tenn, on or before the second Mon
dav f5 MAY. 1851, and plead, answer OF demuI
~, coro alnants bill, or the same viii be taken
scr eon feesed. as 20 them, and set fer hearinq
~ r'arfa. and that copy Of this order be pub,
slied once week, for four Successive weeks
Ia the Memphis APPEALs
= Sks'}ljJt3TsT0E ALsToN, CLERK and Master.
CANT i Waddsll, soils for complainant,
naha iswiW
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Attnchnaellt NOtice.

IInufa 6irf,Slauer vs.. Anderson Hunt. Attach
mert suit before =. A. Moore, ]. P.
Louis Gronauer Ys; John aunt Attachmeni
sTlit before g. A. Moore, ], r.
A FFIpAgIT for attachment having been
n made IN this case in pursuance OF section
$50 OF he code af Tennessee, and astaenneats
nsraad defsndants for the sum OF Sl66 92-l0l
AGAINST John Hunt and $40 ls-lO0 against An
derson Hunt due oy account, and nave oeen
thaf said defendant enter his appearance on OF
before the 18th day Of February, 1851 70 plead
answer or aefnuf 70 sns s,la pislItll an " 5 eoln,
and 'tbe case SET for bearing ex-Parte, and thai
. CORY al this order se published once week
ior four consecudYe weeSs IN the Memphii
xpPEAI. 8, A, MOORE, J. P.
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Attachment sSu6t.

Geo. j. King W. Th9s. h. BTahaA.
a FFIDAVIF fOF, Attachment having been
"A made in this case and a t4ch ent having
been issued sgtsinst the estate Of Thos- +. Br.
nan updn the ground tnat he is a On-res1denl
OF the State OF Tennessee, and II having been
returned levied, etc,
It iG tberefore ordered tnat salu delenuthl
enfer his appearance on or before the 18th day
OF April, 1877, 20 plead, answer or deInHr TO the
said plaintiffs complaint, or IN same VIII Ok
taken 7 confessed and the case set Tor nserln {
* parte. And that q copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for four consecutive week
in the Memphis APPEAL. March ii, 1901
s. A. MOORE, J. p.
D. NoLroN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Non Reaiderlt Notice

Chancery Court Of Memphis, County OF Shelby
aud state OF TenneEsee
s6S n. K. DR.. c. Lane ct. al, vs.. T. D. Lam
ct al.
1T appearing that the defendant W. T. Lane
1 and the unknown heirs or u. q. Lane, ar
nOn-residsnts ,af the State Of Tennessee, an'
that the ordinary process OF this Court canno
be exc. uted upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that the said defend
ants enter their appearance in this cause, an
plead, alaYar or dsmEr TO the bid Of com
ulainaat on or before tue lst Gay OF Nay next
or the several allegations thereof will be takel
for confessed against them, and the cause as D
Them set for, bearing eX parl0. II Is furthG
ordered tnat coBy OF this order be publisho
in the Memphis APPEAL, for the space OF fou
weeks success lively.
A true copy.
A. ALSTOS. Clerk and Master.
Dixon q Hugh, solicitors for compliments.
March q 1857 mh8 law4w.
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N,,g,- ResIdent Notice

/
In the County Court of Shelby County, Ten
uesses.
W. II. Hill, Levi Hill, Eli Hill, ct al VS.. the
heirs OF Marian and Isaiah Goodwin, de-
ceased, ct al.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
IN this csse il Appearing from affidavit en d e
1 that the heirs at law, and children OF MIS-
Marian and Isaiah Goodwin, d. ceased, whose
children's chriEtitn names arr UNKNOWN, are
non-residents OF te State of Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered. That they do enter
tneir appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the 5th Civil District of Shelby County, Tenn,
IN the city of Memphis, on or before the drst
Monday In May, 1861, and plead, answer OF
demur 70 compialnants petition, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as u them, and set
for hearing sxparte il is iurther ordered that
a copy Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal, newspaper published in the city OF
Mem phis. JOHN LOAGD =,
March l. 1867. Clerk.
rn1r3I IazIrV
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No. Besi5e,1f Notfce.

In the Char Gerry Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. Is67.--E. Z. ROsser, by neat friend, vs.. Jos
H. Mosby, Maria L. NJ shy, Mary Isabella
Mosby and Jos. e. Williams.
TT appearing nom affidavit IN this cause tha
L the DESCENDANTS, Jos. H. Mosby, Maria L
MOshy, Msry isabella MOsby and Joseph Z
Williams, are non-resldents OF the state;
1t is therefore ordered, that they make theil
appearance herein at the Court House in thi
City of Memphis, Tenn, on the lst Monday II
May, 1857, and plead, answer or cemur q
ooun plainant's bin or the same will be taken fol
confessed, as 10 them and set for hearing e1
parle, and that a copy o. thus order be pub
lshed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis APPEAL.
A Copy-Attest.
AUGUST. IN ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T q Naddell, solicitors for complainant
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.AttacJlqgaeslt Notice.
sefore John C. Creighton, Up
NJ I,o1an us- G. A. CsrpeDter.

HeIOre Jonn 2. LTtIBnLOnl J. r
S. VI. Logan ys. c. A. Carpenter.
I'VE defendant in the above entitled cause
L wall taBe notice that an alta hment hai
been sued out against lin upon the grounds
that he is a non- resident OF the state of Tonnes
see and the Case set for hearing at my office II
the city of Memphis, on the ID day OF April
1857 when and where he can appear ant
defend said quit or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte; and that a copy Of this order d
published once q week for four weeks IN Lht
Memphis Daily Appeal,
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, ]. p.
Memphis March 2 1867. nh2 law4we
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Noaa-R Resitte1.t Notice.
the Chazcery Court of Memphis, Tenn,
n ISs4.-Turuer Hunt vs.. Samuel Scott.

In the Chazcery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No ISS4.-Turner Hunt vs.. Samuel Scott.
1T appearing from the Sheriff return In thiE
| cause that the defendant -anlueI scott, aftel
diligsnt search and inquiry having been made
cannot be found in shelby EQUITY TO be served
with personal process; II is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein at the
Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
within the first three days OF The next term o.
said Court, commencing the second Monday
in May, 1867, and plead, answer or demur tC
omplainants Bih, or the same viii be taken fol
confessed, as to him, and set for hearing ex.
parte, and that a copy OF ais order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis APPEAL
A cOpy-ettest:
AUGUSTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By h. ]. BLACK, D. G. and M.
LOgwoOd q Psyton ssl'a Tor complainant
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ErecattOr,s Notfce.

Estate of Thos. Crider, deceased
4 ETTERS5 testamentary o8 the viii Of Thos
/ 4 Crider, deceased, having been granted 70
the undersigned, ali persons indebted 70 the
estate are notified 70 maze payment; and al
persons having debts against the said estate %
present them, duly authenticated, 10 Geo. E
Montg' ,nlery, No. 1a5 Main street, up stairs
Memphis, Tenn JOHN HEST
executor Of Thos Crider, deceased.
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MOtice.

TIfHE Creditors of the estate of John d. Smith
i alWhereby notified that 1 have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate % the Clerk OF the
County Court of Upton County, Tennessee,
and the creditors of said estate aIe notified 20
ale their claims, duly Authenticated, within
six months from the date he, eOh or this notice
wfti be fleG in bar Of the same
February p, 1857. Do ISAAC TUHNAGE,
Administrator ]. d. smith, deceased.
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NOM Reside9at .Notice,

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Team.
No. 70 N, r. D. $50 II. D.-Gayoso Savings In
stitution vs.. Arthur Connell o. al.
TTaDpearing from affidavit in this cause that
/ the defeudaat, Arthur Connell, is a nom
rasiaent of the State Of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered that he make his ap-
rearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
eeitU ~ Memphis, Team. on or before the firsl
Monday IN April, 1867. and plead, answer OF
ds,Torr Il, com mplainants bill, or the same will bt
- zen Tor confessed, as tohim, and set for hear
inc * parte and that copy Of this order be
nnhlfsled once a week for four successive
5vsess in the Memphis APPEAL.
a 29ft5IJgTON ALSToN, Clerk and Master.
iav r. j. BI.AbK, Deputy clerk ana Master
n nj H;siee, sol Tor com plainant
February %, lSof. leoA laW4R