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in the hands of Burk. Stansell received
two severe wounds on the head, and a
cut on the left arm entirely severing the
muscle. He Is severely, but it Ia believed
not fatally wounded. The quarrel
originated in Burk's unlswf1lly attempt
ing to dispossess Stansell, who was q
tenant upon the premises OF Burk.
From the ~Jacksonport Herald we
learn that the citizens OF that place have
donated literally land and money for a
Catholic church.
From the Pine Bluff Dispatch we
learn that the citizens have determined
to have some kind of landing for steam
boats made, or provide q whGrfboat for
their accommodation.
The Fayetteville A~rkdnsidn, Of the
Slst ult., says apples are plenty, at one
dollar per barrel.
The Hamburg Times, of the lst inst,
says, ION last Monday night, at about
81 o'clock, as James L. Pugh was I'M
loading some corn from his wagons, in
the crib of DR.. ]. NJ. Owens, the crib sud-
denly fell, and Frank b Pugh, son Of DR..
f. G. Pugh, who was ia the crib, was
killed. Before the body could be taken
from under the fallen timber, life was
wholly extinct"
The Fort Smith Herald Of the lst inst,
says, "Mr. d. Smith, Dow returned
from Polk county on Tuesday, and
brought US one or two specimens of sill
yer GRE. He thiRks it is very rich. Mr..
Smith says the county abOunds in rich
lead mines. The people make their own
bullets from the ore"
"A poor woman died ct Fort Smith /;
a coffin was provided for her some one
was hunted to bury her a crowd o about
fifteen negroes standing in the street out
of employment, was encountered. Any
one of them was offered ten dollars in
city scrip, worth FIVE dollars currency, to
bury the woman, and the cart to haul
the corpse to the grave, but nOne Of them
would do it,ssying the ground was frozen
too hard.
The Fort Smith Herald Of the LIST
Gays : Mr.. William Bennett arrived here
on Sunday last, direct from Doggy Depot,
c. n. He informed US that on the 2lst
lusl.t II NA5 AGppAbCh az boSEJ 0CpOif
that the wild Indians had made a raid
into Texas, and burned GAINESVILLE, and
killed eight men. They had also made
q raid into the ChickasaW Nation, and
attacked Col. Pickens. He fought them
FIVE days, and drove them away. They
say they intend to come down on the
Clickasaws and Cnoctaws in the spring.
There are white men and negroes among
the wild Indians. We learn from q letter
to the Clarksville Standard, Texas, dated
GAINESVILLE, January 7th, that the Indians
had been near GAINESVILLE a few days
before and killed an old mau by the
name Of Meaasco, and his little grand
child, and took prisoner ME-. Shegog,
her daughter ami two children. The
old man had gone to the rescue of his
daughter and her children, and was re-
turning with them to his home, when he
was attacked by the savsges and killed.
The Indians continued their depredations
in that neighborhood for several days,
and while 10 the ne~ighborhOod, Mr..
Shegog made her escape.
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FOR CLERK COMMON Law COURT,
+. L. WARNER.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, February I4.-The weather
is clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, February 1.-THE river
is rising slowly, with eight feet in the
canal. " Gather clear. Thermometer,
42e
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CROCK SPRING,

NAUNFA bFAHNUs
$50 Chloride of Sodium,
rs Chloride OF Potassium,
1876 Chloride OF Calcium,
3 Chloride of Magnesium,
I43 glcarbonate OF Magnesium,
AZ ProtocarbOnate OF Iron,
Us Sulphate Of Lime,
lOO5 Free CaTbonic Acid, equivalent To Eli Cnhf.
Centineters.
mater, with traces OF Nitrogen.
This is the contents OF solid matter in 1000
as in the first mentioned anaIvsis
specific gravity, 995.
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l.M. y
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srAGNOLIA

6sl Prctocarbonate of Iron,
26f Carbonate OF nagnessa,
$50 Carbonate Of Lime,
lO2 Chloride of Sodium,
81 Sulphate of Soda,
20 Suluhate of Magnesta,
262 Selicic Acid,
3ST Organic Substances,
Traces OF Siiicaee and Phosphate OF m
2SS7 free Carbonsc Acid, equivalent TO I46S cubic
Centimeter.
The largest amount Of free CarbOnio Acid In
all the Springs Of Inc Valley-specihc gravity
of these Springs, SSa.
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APPEAL JOB oFFIoE.
A 4 COAL!
Knoxville, seWsnnee and AIabama Coal.

xETE are prepared to furnish, in any quantity,
~ either OF the above Coass from the yard
Al the Memphis and Charleston Depot, and at
Hutcheson 4 Bcsleys Cotton Shed, rs aud I2S
Jefferson street. KnOxville and Alabama Coal
delivered at 81 n per barrel. Tee best Coalin
the market. Try II. Sewannee Coal delivered
ct 81, Orders received at the yards and once.
I Asa SHELTON q CO..
: tshl4 No, 7 Cooper Block, Monroe street.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ANDERS0N-The friends aud acuuaintances
Of Captain j. \. Anderson are respectfully in
vited TO attend The funeral Of his VIE, LOUISA
O., from 81. Lszaius CluTch, this saturday Of
teTnoon, al : O'Clock. Services 10y tn Rev. DR..
Wheat. Carriages at ]. {. Hoist q Co.'S 80
Main Street. -
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FROM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, February 1.-The Cor
v~entiOu is undoubtedly carried. The
Conservatives voted against or wholly
abstsining. No general returns yet re-
ceiVed.
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TIL E

Is The great AMI potent weapon with which We
must carry on the campaign. We might as
well at once surrender to the fee as to abandon
this agency, which Is, IA fact, the artillery arm,
both for defense aEd attack, in such a warfare.
This great moral and political agent can only
be rendered efficient and successful With he
countenance, support and material assistance
Of the Psople. Never was there 50 cheap an
a.d employed to defend The right aud 70 crush
the Oppressor. A people who are rot ~Iiing
- sustain an auxiliary which may be so pO-
tsnuy used TO defend their rights, and when
can be employed at 50 ineousiderable An e1-
pense, are in the last stage OF decrepituds and
decline. And so an individual, Who may Do
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SEED CORN

The thrifty farmer always selects his
seed from the soundest ears, and should
be particular as to the variety. There is
mongrelism in corr as well as in parties,
and animals. The best variety is that
which has the longest grain, because it
is the most productive. In every in
stance endeavOur TO procure but one
kind, and let that be the best, if possible.
Do not fail to shell of the butt ard tho
point Of the ear, retaining only the mid
die part for seed. Experience has Ions
since established the fact that this is the
only way TO insure straight. PERFECTLY
filled ears. The long grain, or a eourd-
seed corn Invariably has a small cob
which is desirsbls, although the cob may
be servicesble as food, when crushed or
ground with corn. The farmer who has
paid attention to the economy OF his vo-
cation, viii have observed the facts here
stated. Those who have not had expe-
rience Of their " will do well to adopt
the mode of selecting seed here recon-
mended. In measuring the shelIed
grain, they viii find the species Of corn
we have indicated will hold out longer
than any other variety. \ good kind
will not require more tiilsge than the in
feTior, and mixed seed is not an improve
ment on the stock. The inferior will
have the preponderance, as it is Ia races.
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Died.

SWEA-In this city. on the 18Th inst, OF con-
sumption, GLORGE EDGAR SVEN, aged 81
years-a natige OF Harrffou county, Kentucky.
Louisville Courier and CiucInnatI inquirer
please copy.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, n, Y, February l4.-The
sew excise bill passed the Assembly TO-
day BY IS to 80,
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RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS.
RAYLrss Or Rox spRrKa.

The following proportions OF solid matter are
contained IN 1000 grammes of this water:
lISZ PrutOcarbona.e or Iron,
a8 Carbonate OF Lime,
81 Carbonate Of Magnesia,
100 Chloride of Sodium,
525 Eulphate Of Soda,
en37 Sulphste Magnesia,
81 Selicic Acid.
700 Organic Substanees,
Traces or Silicale OF Aiunnia,
2i9I free Carbonic Acid. equivGlent 20 12s8.42
Cubic C~entimeter, which serve % keep In
solution the insoluble protocarbonatss.
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.SADDLERY & HARNESS
BE1d1SS,
AMERlcAN &.

THE very important and extensive tmprrFe-
ments which have recently been made IN
this popular Hotel. the largest "a New EDgl aud.
enable the proprietors to offer 10 Tcuri Is, Yam
lies and The Travelling Public, aoconlmOua
Tors and conveniences superior 10 any other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
OF apartments. with hEthi8g-roOms, wafer
closets, etc, attached one OF Tufts ms gnih-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys gueets 70 the upper story OF
the house in one minute tie entries have
been newly and richly carpetsd, and The en-
t re house thoroughly ~rePienished and refuT
nishsd, making il, in all its appointments,
equal 10 any hOie l IN the country
Telegraph Office, Billiard Eals ard CAFE On
the frst door. LEWIS RICE K son,
fab7 eod3m Frauris OTS
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z. FEBRUARY IS. 1868.
AMUsEMENTs.
Nav MEMPHIS THEATHR

stare Mana0er GHTpTEV n ED a GCu
Ireasurer-.--.------..........G. d. SfEIHKUHL
Saturday Evening February I5.-Graud
FAIRY Observation-Disclosures CROOK. Besutfful
Parisienne Ballet Troupe Brilliant and cor
geoua scenery. Mosic, Dancing, Songs, Du-
etts, Tran sfoImations, MARCHES, etc, present-
ing the most happy combination OF wonder
and delight ever Witnessed.
Matinee every Saturday Affernoon-Chfldreu
half pIice.
SATURDAY, February E.-MATINEF.-Doors
open a. Y TO begin at ! precisely.
General admission, 81 family circle, 20 csnts
gallery, . cents.
Seats can De secured eiT dava g., oaw.-
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SPRING

EUREKA SPRING.
$50 Chloride OF Sodium,
IG2 Su phaIs OF Soda,
81 Sulph tie OF POtasS8,
A Bicarbonate OF BsgneSia,
2a6 Prot0carbonate OF Iron,
sOI Carbonate OF Lime,
1853 Suiphate OF Alumins,
1898 Free CarbOnic Acid Gas. equivalent 10
GIL 5 Cubic Centimeters, which serves also
to keep in solution the carbonate com
pounds with which Is Is partly united.
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ind the defend
was discharged
and whole
Court, Messrs.
Albert NJ. Ste
stephens, ESQ.,
tied as attorneys
the case OF the
indictment for
al after which,
the Law side Oh
Peo-se W. Wal
set specially fol
in their regular
refer to theii
Mr., James P
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Executors Final settlement.

IN County Court OF Shelby county.
To the heirs and creditors Of Jonathan Keath-
ley, deceased.
NOTICES hereby given that I have Sled my
~ settlement OF the estate OF Jonathan
kesthiey, deceased, with the Clerk Of said
Court, and that l will apply for confirmation
OF said settlement at the March term, 1865, OF
said Court, 10 be held on the INST Monday OF
said month, in ths Courthouse IN the city OF
Memphis.
MARSHAL ~KEATHLEY, Executor.
febS Iaw4w@ JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO APPEAL

Night Dispatches.
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FOUND TO DEcRY THE FREss,

Which In an free governments is known 20 be
the most powerful lever, in the service OF good
government, must be either too imbeeile for a
freeman or too coruPt to receive the CONF
denee and respect OF his e~Ountrymen. It
therefore happens that the people who sustain
the Press with the greatest HberaIity and who
rely upon its free utterance, with the highest
confidence in its power to elicit the truth and
defend the right, are always the reest and
most independent people,
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AN ACCIDENT.-Ahcut eight
| Iagt night, as Mrs. SslkiTh was G
the bridge near the corner oil 2
and Third streets, she fell thraug
inEarH5 The
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THE members OF the tholI CIV
| COMMITTEES Of the First Hethodist ;.
Wesley Chapel are requested
at the CHURCH, this evening, At oc
r II. TALLY, ihair3i
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

In the Chaucery Court of Memphis, Teon.
No. 2iUO, y. r. p.-Jegse W. Page ct a.. VS.. The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al.
IN this cause 1t appears that the names and
residences Of the creditors Of he CONNER
cial Bank OF TeuuE SSae are unknown, and that
A decree has been entered directing them 10 be
made parties 10 this suit;
II is therefore ordered, That all creditors OF
said Bank make their appearance heres q, at
the Courthouse in the city OF Memphis, Ten
nessee. on or before the nTst Monday in Octo-
bsr ISeS fiie and e.tabltsh their claims ar de-
NAMES With The Clerk ana Master, and nave
themsG Ives mate parties hereto, or the same
viii be forever barr, Il and cause proceeded with
ex parte and that d copy OF This order 90 pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post.
A copy-AtJest: AU6TSTON ASTON
Clerk and Master. F
By K. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, solicitors for Com
plainantS iyU
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Robert Fayus,
in the county OF Shelby and stale Of Ten
nessae, within sn4d district, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
BY the District Court OF said district
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18Th day OF July,
AD. 1858. WILLIAM Y. CIKODE,
jyl4 n IS Assignee rte
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n AsoNI0 DIRECTORY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LODGES.
AEGEKoNK, No. ISs. Meets LIST Monday II
every month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor. Cour
and Main. D.. e. Forster. 234 Front street
W. NJ; john Beanfsh, Seo,y.
SOUTH AEMPRIs. No. lis. Meets I'd Friday Q
each molth-HaQ, cor. Madison ana second
A. j. MheeleT w NJ Sen, X Eq5ien ~ 80 sc,
mOnth-Eali, corner Madison ald second
Moses Seelg, ". H.; &, Curtis, sec; =, -,
Inontll-llid-Fe Eall. ID. J. Lynn
". N; W. q. Butts, Sec. -
KILwI6NlEG, No. 81, Meets SIN rios Si
OF each lnOnth--at south Memphis Hall
corner Of Madison and Second, George Mel
lersh, I'D. ". M; b. K. Ruilen, 3D.. sec.
ROYAL AECH.
PKSlg Chapter, No.A Meets "a Monday OF eael
month-Odd-F Fellows sail John Sent, ii. E
II. b. n. Levy, Sec'y.
r ANDs.x.
uRrxA Council, No. {. Meets Sd Monday Q
eaoh IuonIR-O Odd Fellows Kali. John Dsnt
Ia. L.; n, J. Wiggin, Beo.
TzNPLARs.
UYRESE CoramRndery, No. 4. Meets Attn Mon y 4
day OF each month. John Gent, Conn., NJ }
Wtggin, Bee.
A AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
90 Front S1s,st
EERMES LO1ge ef Perfection, 18th /; No.
stated Communications ID "Wednesday nigh
OF each month. Henry p. Woodland, sd, g.
NJ; Charles a. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
NITHRAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4th " ednesoay OF eacn month. 0eofEs
Mellersh, 32d, g.. NJ; A. Il. FARMLAND, SD
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council ofPrinoes OF Jerusalem, 18th.
No. l. BENZ. K. Pullen, Sd, Tsrsh.'s; -
-, Sec.-.
CALVARY CHAPrER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams sc, M. W.; Il. T. Tom
HnsOn, SD, Sec.
PHIIIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, SOth.,
No. l. Henry P. Woodland, sd, Comm.
William I. CirOde, 82d, Rec :.
CoNsIsnORY OF WEST TESN=SSEE, SD. John
Ainslie, SD, Comm. in Chief Dodge o.
Trader, sd, RsE.'.
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee.s sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed TO tina
- undersigned BY Robert ". johnson on > G
ON OF OctoDer, 1866, and duly recorded in the
recorders ofnee5 OF the counties OF jefferson
anu tuiaski, state OF Arkansas, and now re-
terred 10, 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
Inc partnership therein recited having to-
taily talled, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
Tne said Robert W. johnson having been de-
clared Bankru pit and there being Outstand-
ing lncufn Frances largely over one hundred
dollars prior TO the Trust on the property
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
references may be had to the Iced of Trust Of
record as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
membranes are recifed.
Tue taxes Of 1873 being unpaid, and no funds
70 pay tnem nor TO pay other existing and cur
rent expenses, and Tor hundry other causes
that require The prompt execution Of the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
lice, in The memphis Appeal ana Little kOck
Gazette. for thirty days, under ana by virUue
Of the powers esJed IN them by the said Deed
that the
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TAX PAYERS. TAKE NOTICE.!

DHlLIP GARVIN, Tax Collector for 1887. has
Il been selling lands for the Tax OF 1851 ali
lnis week, Will finish to-day At the Ciicuit
Courthouse door lax Payers VIII bear in
mind that PEHALrY OF FIFTY PER GEM +.
VIII 10 mt distey accrue On ali lands sold either
nss recenAy been enected against those " no
1ail TO pay their taxes. The Collector viii De
engaged for week Ia making out is report OF
sales. during which time he will Account % ate
those who desire 70 contribute tbeiY part 10 ths
support % las government, iylQlW
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PATENT MEDICINES.

4 OUISIANA SELTZER AND MINERAL
4 ! WATER MANDATORY, No. n PeOy-
faTre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
mp In bottles for the country at 50 per case Of
one dOzrn, and at s 70 per barrel OF three
dozen. Also, Tarred Settler W alter ct l5c per
bottle Niehy Water st 25c per bottle. Orders
leil at the Factory, or addressed through the
poStofhea 70 Glass Box, No. Isis, New Orleans,
promptly attended b.
TREMoULET a LEToREY,
@oH kn propris8nrs.
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The Mercantile Agency.

TTNHE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
Il ing to The business men or Memphis that
thew lave now on hand the REVISED REF
ERENCE BOOK Tor J oily, 1865. to which we call
especial atteotiOn. Au business men sre re-
specially invited 10 call and examine il, to-
cethsT with The detailed reports on our records.
We invite rEsr inquiries to prove the value
OF our institution.
r. G. DUN & co.
Memphis Jnly 10. 1858. jyI2 I'm
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtus of 3 Deed Of II -lst 10 nse executed
d on The fitst dsy CT No Us5Inber, 1855. which
deed is Of record in the Register ONCE OF
Shelly county, Tennessee, IL Record BOOB = o.
payment Of certain notes tEer6ln descIloea
and set forth, one of which safi notes Is Stlll
due and unpaid : now, there ore by virtue OF
the power In me vested by aid Trust Deed,
xvfll ar.
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I. o. O. f.

C5AYoso EScANPMEST, No. S, l. O.O.F. Meets
on the LIST and 50 Thursday nights OF each
month. Geo. Mellersh, Z. P; Thomas Bacon,
Scribe. Je4
CF4dcEAsAw LODGE, Nc. Sheets every Mon
Gay night at 5 O'Clock. DR.. George W. AGREE,
y. g.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. iyl2
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BUCK EYE SALVE,
SURE CURE for PILES

GEORGE NJ. THEW, AssIGNEE or THE
VI President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank Of Augusta In Eqdity. VS.. Anchi-
bald BOggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
Il appearing 70 the Court, By afllavit nled in
pursuance OF the rule OF Court. that Thomas
Branch, James X Branch, Of the State OF Vir-
William .. Peters, Clinton J. Brown, Miles G..
DObbinss Lemuel p. Grant, Lewis j. Dupree,
Thomas II. Clarke, Benjamin Q. Yancsy, james
n Hamilton Stevens Tnounas Altin r DEAR
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert 1hOmGs. Sen-
1asaIn r. Hardeman, MileRe Murphy, william
Cline, Charles v. EDlmsn, andrew J. CHEEKY,
John Z. Lee, Wills K1lg0Ie, John Carter, va.
liam H. Murphy. Jasper n. Pitman John W.
stewart ali Of different counties in the stale
o. georgia, other than Richmond county (;
Thomas :. Mackle, Of south Csrolna Robert
A. wash OF Missouri; william B Sheppard, Of
Alabama John Ramage and Hugh McRae Of
Tennessee; John ID. O'Learv. OF KentDckv :
and Benjamin +. Allen, OF lsWa or WisconEfn !.
reside out OF the county OF Richmond, ia which
the above case. which has been nied in the
Clerks once OF tsis Court, returnsble to June
Term, 1858, Of said Court, has originated II y
therefore ordered that copy Of this OrdeI D.
served upon the said defendants, OF published
once week for six weeks IN soIne pub nc eass,tte
IN the States OF Georgl a, Alabama, Tennsssss
Kentucky, Virginia. Missouri, Iowa OF Wilson,
ain, or an acknowledgment OF service be Oh
tanned from said defendants, and that the sa5d
defendants do then appear and answer said bill
AZ the said June Term, ISIS, OF this Court or ID
default thereof, that said bill be taken as con-
fessed against said defendants and thar sad
cause DO then proceed without them
GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY,
Clerks once, Superior Court:
l. lafayette McLaWs, Clerk OF said Cont do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
~ the order Of said Court ia the case stated a
recorded February Is, ISIS, upon the Minutes OF
Witness 10Y oHeisI signature and
lsEALl seal OF said Court this I'd day OF
LAFAYETTE McLAws
mas lawdw Clerk 3 G.. r g. GA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-21
Monday, de 3d day 81 Anguet, le6S.

Proceed to sell, between the hOA IS 0{ ~ am
and pm. OF that day, on BOARD OF Che $50
WharfbOat. the WharfDOat CRE StENT CAl1
together with al ana singular ner lack 'e, ap
pa' el, furniture, SparS and staging, as she nov
lies At the wharf 1T the city OF - empnh' crate
Of Tennessee, at public veId1e, to the a ighest
and best bidder ior cash % hand.
iyl3td DAN ABLE. Trust z.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-21
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Directors OF the Degoto
"A Insurance aud Trust Company, held This
day At the Company : once, a dividend OF six
per cent, Tree oftaovernmsnt tax, was declared
upon the capital stock OF said 1smpsny.
July ?, 1865 J, q. LOSspALE, se sTelsry.
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