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The negro who was shot while steal.
ing hogs from Mr.. G. Slvely, near Chat.
tanoogs, on Tuesday last, has saved the
law the trouble by shutting out Of the
way.
There was q heavy snow storm as far
South as Chattanooga on the 3lst. 1t was
three inches deep at Dalton, and ex-
tended as far as Marietta, Ga.
The Cleveland Banner says that Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, a recent importation from
the North, and pastor Of the Presbyte-
risn Church at Athens, accommodated
thirty Of his flock last Sunday, because
OF their having bsen identified with the
rebellion.
Lewis Bonner, a soldier who killed q
comrade 81 Ash Barracks, Nashville, has
been brought back to undergo trial.
The Nashville Union, Of the LIST,
says One ~ the Jury which yesterday
acquitted James Wiles Of the murder OF
John Morgan, Il himself accused Of muir
der, an indictment having been found
against hin sometime ago. Sharp pTae-
tice on the part OF an attorney is said to
have placed him in the jury box.
The Nashville Union and Dispatch
says Sheriff TArkington, Of Dyer
county, Is in this city, e~ndeavoring TO
reise one hundred and fifty men TO 20
with him to Msson's Grove, Madison
county, where Duncan, an alleged muir
derer, is said to be guarded by a posse Of
men who rescued him from custody al
Dyersburg. Fifty men bad been en-
up to last night. The force is TO be
paid from the treasury Of Dyer county,"
In the meantime, TaTkiDgtOn's sureties
Dyersburg, according to NeoEs Ga
aette, are uneasy about him, and believe
be has run Oh.
AT Nashville twenty-five thousand
dollars is involved in four suits now
against the corporation for
to property la improving
streets. Thirty-hve thousand dollars
u personal Injuries, resulting from acci-
oceasioned by defective streets, are
claimed by Berry Brown, - Stewart,
Cole and - Long, the first three
aging claims Of ten thousand dollars
ZACH, and Long claiming i've thousand
The chances for complainsnts
re said to be very slim said 10 be 10
consequence Of the Rbsence Of the
ghegeTithal.
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States, given by Congress. We played
the game boldly and manfully. risked all
upon the result, and lost. Let us not
whimper because We have to pay the
stakes.
At the same time let us, In this other
thing, respect ourselves. We can only
re-enter the Union as the equals Of the
other States. 1t will be an indelible dis
grace II, to obtain re-sdmissiOn, we agree
not to exercise the rights Of equals If
we agree to disfranchise part of our peo-
pie, TO accept negroes as in equal posses
sion with ourselves Of the right of suf-
frsge, and to leave 1t to Congress TO die
tate on whom we shall and on whom We
shall not confer the right to vote and
hold Office; aud whom we shall and
whom We shall not select to represent
US. The State hat once submits TO &C
cept q condition Of inferioTity or Inc.
quality, puts q curb-bit into It's OWL
mouth and chains on its limbs, anc
doons itself to an eternity Of repentance
and Temofse. IF WE CANNOT GO BACF
NToTHE UNION ON EQUAL TERMS, BET,
TER NEVER GO BACK AT ALL.
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FORRIGN.

LONDON, February 3-The gale of last
Saturday was very destructive to life and
property here and in Liverpool. Many
people were struck and seriously injured,
and in some instances killed outright By
falling objects.
PARIS, February 3.-The Partisan
journals fear that the final result of the
bill for the regulation Of the press will
be the extinction of all liberty of the
press which it still Possesses.
VIENNA, February 3.-Prfnce joseph
CollOredo Mansfield has been appointed
President Of the upper House Of Refs
ehratt and Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court.
LONDON, February 3.-The ports Of
Hsgs and HOasgo were thrown open TO
foreigners on the lst ult.
GIBRAETAR, February 3.-The bark
Minnie Gordon rescued the captain and
Two sailors Of the schooner Moses War
ing, which f%oundered at sea, who had
been seven days without food and
obliged to resort to feed on the flesh of
the mate who died from exhaustion.
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PEISCFPLEs GOyEREING TIE con
nrnr oE TIE APPEAL.

A OF white men for white
men; and no political misoagenation.
IoysLry TO the Union oftheSTATEs: FTDEL-
Try 20 the Constitution in tts true extent and
upsniur Obsdienoe 70 and maintenance OF
an law. state and National, cOnstitutonaIy
enacted.
RpsrsrAScE 20 Tyranny, UsurpstioD and ~
weston. Of one man o. many and 10 al en-
e-ro.cbmeuts upon the rights Of nsemcn or Of
states. or upon the just end Constitutions!
p~erozatives Of any Department of the state
or National Governments
No HsrABLrsHNESTs Of Military despouSns,
no enthronIng Of martial Law, no suspension
ofthe writ OF Habess Corpus, no staying 81 e---
fzens by Military Commission no interference
with the Courts, no Js.tres dc oaShsL II uiHs o.
peacs. n.
srsrcT s-URoRDIsAToN Of he Military 10 the
Civ Power. q,
NOS AEsuEs OF States IN tnmo u
peace .r
rights and privileges OF which tney -
1tsgefys5. no prosecutions OF dtsqualincauohs
- -.rt,5rsI orsriops; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT sno ECAON
USroy. PEACE. Law and ORDEE-
Prrp-rrAI 20 al reemen ofths
nrr.c-u race. ofal the CIVIL rights OF Heemen
No RrTUDIArIoN, by State o. Nation, Of ANY
honest aud lawful de0t.
NoREvrvALof old party diGsrencesi oni q
Union OF all Conservative men, OF al former
uau{es. Who revere the Constitution. 20 restore
tbe cid land-u-arks Of the Government
Nc LEGISLATION 10 plumber one portion e.
TIE country for the profit OF another portion
WHArEvEz Is JUST; whstever Is EIshf'
uhatevsr IS OF coon REPUTE, and worthy O
the descendants OF English freeuneD-
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Markets.

CIECNNATI, February 3.-FlOur firm;
family Sl1 2591l so; fancy, SlI 759
II rs. Wheat is unchanged. Corn is
firmer; ear, 63GS4e. 0ats, firm at e2a
zoe. Rye, firm at 81 seal 20. Fall
barley, 50 IS. Provisions are firmer but
quiet. Mess pork, S2l IS. Lard, I34c.
Bacon is hFm-shoulders, Ole clear
sides, l29l2tC sugar cured hams, 159
Ice. Butter, quiet AZ S393Tc. Egge, 32s.
Clover seed, SIS. Timothy, 81 50G2 so.
Hay, Sl3915.
LONDON, February 3.-Consols, 9Sia
934; Five-twenties, 72l972t; Illinois
Central, S14 Erie, 4s{.
LIVERPOOL, February 3, p.m.-COtton
is quiet sales 10000 bales Middling
Uplands, Ts@TEd; Orleans, S9s1d.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Tobaeco is
steady; Tugs, 81 sOS6; medium leaf,
Sl4 50. Cotton, I64@lTc. Flour, 81 800
So for superdnei fancy, $l2 50t9l2 as.
Wheat, g 40. Shelled corn, 7567Se (;
esr in bulb, Oats, 6GS6Te. Lard, Isle.
Pork, S22S2 25. BscUa shoulders, los !;
clear sides, lS& bulk shoulders, 9G94c /;
clear aides, i29I24c.
ST. LOUIS, February 9.-Tobaceo active
and prices unchanged. Flour Quiet /.
super1ne, s. 2597 so. Red wheat. So so;
i - CSAA AAaT tOGSOots OaLb,
6G970s. PrcyisIons quiet and firm.
Pork, sel SO. Bacon, clear sides, lei
eltSz Tibsed, Il}e ~esAVzssed hams, he,
Lard firm.
New ORLEANS, February 3.-Coston,
demsud moderate, MiddIing, Isle; re.
ceipts siRce Saturday, 1857 bales; ex-
ports, 2287 bales; sales, 400 bales. Su.
gar active, common, 109lIc fair, I249
l23e, prime to choice, lSl9I44e. Mo
lassss tending upward, prime to choice,
85dS+G. Flour, drmer, superfine, SO 25
@10 90; Xxx, SII. Corn, easier, SlGI O5.
O&is, 7S9S3c. Pork, $24 25925 50. b.
con sctive, shoulders, lose; clear sides,
l4c. Lard, in t~ierces, jobbing, H.; in
keg, las. Sterling, 62I@5S3. New York
sight, Sc. discount. Gold, 391.
NEW YORK, February 8-Cotton less
active sDd lower sales, 2sO0 bales up
lands, I9{@l94c. Coffee firm. Sugar 4c
higher Cu0s, 12lc. Corn firm at 81 Is
al SO. Flour dH!i and unchanged.
Money very easy Gall loans firm, 496c.
Sterling quist and firm, s4910c. Gold,
l4ls@lAS.
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PROM

WASHINGTON, February B. There
is an authenticated umO to-day in
Congressional circles, that Mr.. Adams
has resigned the ministership 10 Eng-
land.
The Secretary Of the Treasury sent to
Sherman to-day a communication, which
was laid before the Senate, in favor Of
the bill nov pending for the reorganizs-
ton of the Treasury Department.
Mr.. Wiseman, 70 frequently mentioned
for Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
was to-day nominated by the President
as the successor Of Rollins.
Gen. Kit Carson and Laaniaehe, q
Utah chief, called on the SseTetary Of the
Interior and the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs to-day. Their visit was In refer,
ence to treaty matters. Everything d
reported quiet among the Indians in the
fer west. Carson alss had an interview
with Grant, Sherman and Sheridan.
The Supreme Court rendered no opin,
ions to day.
Gen. Sherman has gone to attend
meeting Of the Army Of the Cumberland
on the 9Th inst.
Receipts for Internal Revenue to-day
Si4,IS2 AZ.
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FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Revisiou
OF the registration lists of Texas ended
on the 3lst Of January. Gen. Hancock
has ordered the publication Of the revised
lists Ia the county papers, and in the
form OF handbills, to be distributed and
posted IN the most public places. The
expense OF printing and distribution to
be paid from the reconstruction fpnd
IL is said that Gen. Hancock has
been petitioDe5 to extend the time for
revision, but refused on the ground Il az
the time provided by law had expired.
Publication will prevent fraud.
10 the Convention the Committee on
Contingent Expenses reported that bills
Tor printing TO the amount Of over
had been presented The rules
were suspended for the consideration Of
bills for expenditures, as reported.
TheG Convention anticipates an adjourn
ment sine die on Saturday next.
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TEXAS ITEMS.

EEAAS AAEEhS
The Ranchsro has been reinstated ct
Brownsvise. It is edited with terseness,
vivacity, frankness and ~piquaucy. We
have it stamped with the United States
seal, by T. W. Scott, U. S. Consul, M&ta-
moEss, Mexico.
Mr.. G. =. Cook, writing from San
Sabs, t. The State Gazette, says: "Jas
Ketchum, John Kstchum, Robert Com
pany, Thomas Darnell and William
Truman, all citizens OF San Saba county,
were murdered, robbed and stripped to &
state Of nudity near the head OF CJncho
river, about twelve days ago. The mar-
dered party were returning from Mexico
whittier they had driven beef cattle for
sale. They had with them between
seven and eight thousand dollars il
money. A party hunting Buffalo found
their bodies by mere accident"
The Ranchero, of the 22d ult., says (:
sir a Priest prays outside Of his church
in Mexico, the fine is one hundred dol
lars or more. No religious ceremony Is
SLOWED outside OF cathedral, church or
chapel. Camp meetings, evidently, are
nD AL5LEALAAUA 4DA AhaL NO4ukAy
The Brownsville RGnohero is down
upon the Greasers. IL says: 4" Ia Libe-
raj Mexican parlsnce any educated, re-
lined or wealthy citizen Of that country,
who cannot associate with the verie st
leperos or Indians of that country, one
who will not assist at massacres or aid 10
rob a convent or church is a TrdidOr."
The schooner Billow was lost on the
Brazos Santiago bar on the 2lst ult.,
laden with lumber.
The Tco Rspu5lics of Mexico has
the notice of the death at Gusdalsiara Of
Mr.. Robert E. Bland, an American eiti-
zen, q Texan, and one Of the unfortunate
CordOva c~olOnists. His wife is 8 Texas
lady, and her father and family reside
somewhere in the neighborhood Of Hous.
ton. She is said to have been left with
q small child, and in impoverished cir
cumstances.
The Rdnchero thus dishes uD a COM
petitor The Courier makes the Mexican
Standard say that we are an. impsdi-
ment to reconstruction. We don't DENY
the charge, and we can attest that the
Courier is no impeachment to rscoustrue.
ton or anything else.
The Legislature Of Queretaro Mex
ico1 is IN favor Of abolishipg the death
penalty AID establishing a ~peniteatiary.
The Rio Grande Courier ofthe 23d uIt.
Cortins 10 attempting to organize
a revolution across the river was de-
tected and arrested. He was to bgve
been shot in the Plaza Of Matamoras at
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
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ITExs.

Fifteen years ago, 3 gentleman IN
81. James parish planted one hundred
and fifty pecan trees, scattering them
through fifty acres Of pasture land.
Subsequently he gave the product OF
these trees TO his sisters, for pin money.
The crop for the season Of 1867 averaged
three barrels to the tree, and were sold al
twenty dollars per barrel, amounting to
abou. $4,000 for the crop.
The Alexandris Democrat IL pleased
with the newly appointed Sheriff G.
Rapides, George w. Compton, "s white
mar and q gentleman"
Mr.. G.. Nj. Morse has written again
at length 10 the Baton Rouge Gazette, in
favor Of his plan Of relieving Red river
| from overflow and maintaining the nav.
isation Of it in usually low water, by
making reservoirs Of the Caddo Lake
region.
The claims Of the editorial profession
to the gratitude Of the world are not
altogether ignored. The editor of the
Planters Banner has been presented
with q barrel of sugar, and the Pioneer
Of Assumption with two heads Of cab
bsge.
in the United States District Court
at New Orleans, the jury brought In 8
verdict In favor OF the United States
Government and against the reetifyiDg
estsblishn mt Of Henry Luese, which
forfaits the establishment, which was
seized on the 18th OF November last for
8 failure to comply with the law in refer
ence to the ann Of distilling and
storing its spirits.
-Ammy Burlington, a negro, wss con-
vlcted at New Orleans, on January 10th,
of rape on q lovely white girl, Elizabeth
Killian, II years old, on the 1st Of July
last. The penalty is death.
The Roayune Of the 2lst nit, has
the following picture of the deplorabIe
condition of the Crescent City The police
records are each morning filed with
accounts Of robberies committed the pre-
ceding night. Sometimes there are two
or three; sometimes half dozen. These
robberies are not confined to any psrtic-
ular part Of the city, but they are perpe-
trated in every district. Nor do the
de~predators disclose 3 preference for any
particular class Of the population sll
are served alike. One night, it is the
house Of q private family the next, the
store Of a merchant; and then again,
the office of q banker. They take cloth
ing, money, jewels-any valuable porta.
BE srti,.e. Evidently there Is annrgau-
lied band OF thieves IL the city-men of
sagacity, skin and Gaesse in their miser-
able profession.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, who kept q gro
cery store, has been arrested at New
Orleans on q charge Of arson, to get $1,000
insurance.
The New Orleans Bee, Of the Slst
ult., says We have repeatedly in these
columns pronounced high encsmjums
the personal character of Gen.
Grant, and it wss only yesterday that
we refused TO doubt his honor SIS q man,
recognizing him as being actuated by a
benevolent disposition and as being a
well-wisher Of his country. Later infer
nation from authentic sources requires
that we should recall praise which vi
exceedingly to find seems to have
been 50 little deserved.
The bonded warehouse OF J. A. Mat
teson0& Co, New Orleans, wss destroyed
by fire. Loss about s250. 900.
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MISSISSIPPI,
REPORT ON PRINTING
SCRIP.
REPORT ON

Special Dispatch 10 Memphis Apreal.l
Jackson, Miss, February 3,-The
Printing Committee submitted new re-
port of the compensation to be allowed
the official printer. One clause reads
"For advertising and publishing cncial
proceedings 10 the STATE Journal, VioSs-
burg RepubHcd13 and Meridian Chr0Ri-
Gle, seventy-fye cents per square for the
first Insertion, and twenty five cents per
square for esch Subsequent insertion !"
T5s report was ordered TO be printed.
Tie Committee on Education sub
mitted a report providing for a public
school fund, q general superintendent OF
education and : superintendent for each
county. II was ordered to be printed.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
Convention tax collectors TO take Con-
vention scrip In payment Of the special
tax.
A resolution was offered providing
that If the Convention remains In ses-
sion over forty-fve days, the per diem
should stop sfter that time; pending
which, the Convention adjourned.
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30 notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
muuicEaons. Whatever is Intended Ter IN
ssrIcu IN the APPEAL, must DO suihsntl-
Gated by the name and address OF lhe
writer, as q guarantee Of his good balm ana
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed "4Ah
APPEAL-7 Memphis.
Communication for publication muEt re WIZ
ten on one side OF the page only, and WIZ
81 other matters connected with the edito-
nal department, should be addressed: ADI-
TORS or APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot, as g rule, undertake 70 return afL-
.las mt doupd suitable for publication.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, February s.-The Belle
Lee departed for New Orleans with 300
tons Of freight. The st. Charles has ar
rived. The river is falling with six feet
in the esDal. The river Is full of heavy
ice, and navigation above the falls is sus-
pended.
CINcINNATI, February 3.-The river
has fallen two feet seven inches since
Saturday. There is now thirteen feet n
the cbanoel, which Is full Of floating ice,
and navigation is suspended. Their
mOmeter, 2Io gcE =
PITTsBuRG, February 3.-The weather.
is intensely cold and navigation has
been suspended.
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FROM CEEABLEsTON.

CHARLESTON, February Sin thu
Convention to-day, Rainey (negro) Of
fered a resolution declaring that the PEG,
pie Of South Carolina and the world
would sell no lands at their disposal nc
coniseatiOn acts have been passed by Con.
gress, nor would be, and the only way
for The laDdless was by purchase. :.
The above should probably read,
" would place no land at the disposal OF
the Convention" but it is impossible to
get at the literal intent Of the reporter
REP.
A white delegate offered a resolution
that an investment of the funds or es.
tstes OF infants or unmarried women in
Confederate OF State securities by ad-
mi~uistrstOrs or executors, may be recov-
cred ia lawful money.
A bitter discussion followed an ordi-
NC invalidating contracts based on
slave labor.
The tore Of the Convention is growing
more conservative.
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ARKANSA
CONVENTION 4DJOURsEDD I'LL STE.
MONEY FOR
a Niger Speech on "Buro."

4 Niger Speech on BUro."
Special Dispatch 10 Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February 3.-The Con-
ventiOn met and adjourned until
Wednesday to caucus, and also to give
the COMMITTEES on the Constitution time
to arrange it's phraseology, etc with the
view of bringing the Convention to an
early termination.
1t was announced that Col Payne had
been instructed by telegram for the com
handing General TO pay out money for
the expenses Of the Convention, and
members who have been hard up will
probably be relieved to. day.
Hawkins (negro), Of Lafayette, made
the following lucid explanation on voting
for a continuance of the Freedmen's Blu.
resu "Mistsr Presiden: fore votin on
dis queshun, I'd like splain also caus de
reason Oh de freedom Buro Is set forth In
De rambls preamble OBJ de gemmans
what eontrse for 1t and hel it previously,
dsrfOrs I votes aye"
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FROM GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, February 3-Meade has
issued an order modifying POpe's order /:
!. All papers except such as threaten
an appoiDtee or officer with violence or
future prosecution, is to be allowed to
receive advertisement Of the State or
municipal laws and ordinances.
2. When there IS but one pape ia the
county, it may receive such advertise
nents Irrespective q It's politics.
3. All miiitsTy and civil officers, regis
teTs and persons IN military employment
10 the Third Military District. are 10 see
that this order is enforced.
Z. Z. Richardson, an extreme Radical
delegate, was dangerously shot here TO
night, by a Radical politician of this
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, y. c., February 3-In the
Convention TO day an ordinance in favor
OF the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth
erford Railroad providing for a State en-
dOwment Of 81, 900 900 ia bonds aud q n
ceiling and destroying 81, 500. 600 of the
mortgages Of 81 600 600 authorized by
lphe Legislature Of 1855 and 1857, was
passed.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 8 In an accident
on the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
yesterday, neal Lowell, the ladies' and
sleeping cars were thrown down an em.
bankment by a broken rail. Fifteen per-
sons were injured, none dangerously.
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EyTWAE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FOR THE DISTRICT CT NEsE TN

The GLOWING named gentleman are hereby
o-1alrtsd a Central Rxscutv= committee for
she District Of West TenneSss-.
SHELBY CoUSrY-M. L. l. Stewart, Alfred
]. Lacey. Jesse ". Page.
WEkUY CoUETY-WiliamP CaldWal,
DYER C0UyTT-Ctsrles Gibbs.
GInScS COCSTT-Wise A. Cooper.
MADISON COUNTY-W. ". Cats
HagDEnEAN CoUNTT.-JudEe KILLER.
ETCNATRY COUSTT-S. L. Warren.
With fall power 70 appoint 8 Congressional
ExecuE ommittee for the I'll and Sh Con
OCCASIONAL Districts Of The State, with power to
appoint Executive COMMITTEES 1or the several
counties composing their respective Congress
s,oual D strlcts.
BY osder OF the state Central Executive Com
mius5 o. tte Conservative party FOR the
state q Tennessee.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

RIoHMoND, February SIN the Con-
ventiOn 10 day, three sections Of the
ordinance on the Executive Department
were adopted. The Governor IS to serve
four years, and he is not to be re eligible.
He shall be thirty years old, q citizen OF
the United States twenty years and a
citizen OF Virginia five years.
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AttRchp4ent BMdt.

Municipal Court of the City Of Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, February q, 1853.
No. l50s-Chsrles ObeTmeir and Company.
P~iaintids, VS.. John Il. Cole and John r. Dob.
son, Defendants.
FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A made in this case in Pursuance OF section
8.455 Of the Code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returEed " the proper
od1cer I" levied. etc." on the property of The
Defendants, John Fl. Cole and Jchn r Dnbson:
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendants
OF Mem phis,T Tenn. on or before the nIst Tuesday
IN MarcR next, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them. and
the case SET for hearing ezparte, and thar q
COPY Of this 0roer be published once q week for
four consecutive weeks In the Mem phis Appeal.
l. B. EATON, Clerk.
s. D. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Heath, Lewis 4 kEasser, Attorneys ff Pisin-
tins, tse4 lawtws
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From NEW YORK.

NEW York, February "a report
from Washington says that the Secretary
Of the Treasury has sold SIS, coo, 600 in
gold during the last month also that
the February statement of the public
debt will show an increase Of nearly $50
000, 600, owing to the inadequacy Of the
~.wraNrrua
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Collections made on all accessible
points Ia the SouthOest.
KxchaBge for sale On principal cities
Of United States RHG Earepe.
AdmlnistratOr's SettIement.

In County Court of Shelby county.
To the heirs aad creditors OF John Stoval, decd.
NOTICES hereby given that 1 have nled nv
~ settlement of the estate OF JohH Stoval
dc ceased, with the Clerk Of said Court. M Thai
I will apply for confirmation If said SETTLE
mept at the March Term. 1888, Of said court. to
be aeid on the drst Monday OF said month IN
ths COnrth 1use in the city Of Memphis.
L. B. SrOVAL, Admir-.
res snds JOHNL oAGUE, Clerk.