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POLICE IrEms.

There were nine arrests in the First
District up to midnight. One or two for
fighting, one for keeping his shop open
on Sunday, and the balance for triiiing
offenses.
10 the Second District there were
three arrests only, up to seven O'Clock
pm. yesterday.
Fischer & Wildberger were arrested
for keeping their store open on Sunday.
We notice couple OF Washington,
D. c., detectives, or secret service-men,
sgainon the streets. Wonder what dew
iitry Is up now?
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BUCK EYE S.%LHE,
THE GREAT REMEDY for ethAs'
so,,nv TAYLOR a CO.,
,rn Poplar street.
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AFFRAY AT RANDOLPH--We learn
that jast before the Nstema reached
Randolph, on Saturday, an ARRAY occur
ed at that place, in which man named
Irvine was shot ahd dangerously wound
ed. rhe circumstances, So detailed to
Us, were as follows: Irvine, who Is a well
known desperate, mad some words with
a stranger and knocked him down. A
man named Burnett was standing by and
seeing him knock the stranger down, re-
monstrsted with him, upon which Irvine
turned upon him and drew q pistol,
threatening TO shoot him for interfering.
Burnett, however, was too quick for him,
and before Irvine could use his pistol
Burnett had shot him through the body,
iuliicting wound from which he can
hardly hope to recover. Irvine, who
lives in the neighborhood Of Randolph,
started home after the sffray was over,
and had not been arrested when the Ma
toms left. He is justified by all who
witnessed the shooting: The Natoma
left some ice for the wounded man, who
is under good surgical treatment.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. will now Re received rorthe
n appointment Of 40 additional Cadets into
this Institution. Those entering in the sum
msr Onths enjoy peculiar dvantsgss Ia the
special course OF discipline and instructfOn, BY
Which trsy are prepared Tor the regular studies
which commence on the LIST September.
Circulars viii BE- sent On application.
mzl3 FRANCIS H. SMITH, Sup't
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

EOh 81. LOUIS.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.
RILAl'h p loud. John W Tobln master
q. rms M IS splendid passenger packet -E--.
THIS DAY, 2OLh inst at 10 an.
z,,a,,. W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent.
~ =. ~ star Wharf boat
Ae1Ihis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
FOR Cairo and 50. Louis.
u VI OAIt1O -.------------.-. Thompson master
rus new and splendid passenger IT.
steam or VIII leave as above on -
MONDAY, Goth inst, at pm.
jyi9 2t FI,Ew. CALVERT MN.
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Gas FIXTURES.
III. L. GO TON
RoYsTER, TREzEvAEF & co.

DE,T.FsrATY BROKERS' AND AIIClIOS-
III t.rs 2-6 Second street. Attends $500
Eivelv 10 Renting and Leasing Hous Y 49,. az
Lots. Collecting OF Rents, Paying lake, 49,
ins Insurance. etc etc. Bus BOW Tor 'eut
several very desirable Residences, from q cyt-
Iage 10 almost palace. Also, several Bns' ne "
Houses. Offces, no lms. etc. JeAL ~
DISsOLUTION OF NEESHIP-The
copartnsrSnip EeTrtoiofe EXISTING nnueI
~ sf,tIe ~ LAMBERT g GDMMAGLtEs Is
mis- ds.y dissolved by Limitation, anc the dealA
OF Chas r Lambert. The undersigned Wllluse
N-S THEO. CGNIMAGERE.
.frrr
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIvER-

Memphis and White River o. s. Mai P.cI-s.
Company.
fos Heieina, DeVall's Bllf. Little Rock. An
gusta, Jacks N port and ali Wav T@r,tfi,,s- =
COMMERCIAL -, -.
This hne passenger packet leaves
FOR the above on : {. - -
TUESDAY, 2lst Inst, 1T pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
LEVY q MILLER. Agents
tyl92t IA 4iS-ei'
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NO. o88 Main at.
Open the enti-e Year for the Reeepffau
Of students.

THE COURSE OF STUDY Il EXTENDED.
l thorough and practical, affOrJJng superior
cation.
The most thorough instruction VIII be given
ia Commercial and Exchange caicuIa tions
Mental and Practical Arithmetic
The Fenmanship Department OF the COLLEGE
IS open from to L an. and 70 Pm. anil
Ssptemb T lst-
- a separate Department for Ladies'
fVE
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THE WEATHER. - yesterday was az
other Rcorcher, up to shout four O'clock,
when the skies became overcast and y
wind from the south sud west sprang
IN. For little while it blew quite 8
gale, doing some damage to shutters and
signs, and whirling into the air vast
clouds Of dust and sand, This last is 8
peculiar feature of the Memphis thun-
der gust, and can be likened to nothing
else in the world except the sand storms
OF the Sahara. a most refsesbiBg and
rain set in about half-past four
sud lasted for a quarter of an hour, re-
ducng the temperature OF the atmos
phere several degrees, and refreshing all
nature. At present writing the skies are
stin overcast with black, heavy clouds,
and al appearances indicate more rain
tonight. The moon changed yesterday
afternoon just about the time the storm
blew up (Sh Som p.m.) and We may look
for q complete change Of weather.
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LLOYD, CLARKE = Co. have fruit jars.
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FOR FRIARs' POInr.

reg l!aT Setai- weekly FFi4r'- Point Psckst-For
CON s5iierce, Hetena1 Noon Lake, Delta, Fort
Fluney, Friar's Point, and an
way Landings.
II. TINS elegant passenger packet ~F-s
-
MONDAY, an inst, at pm.
,.-,oo. VINsON & DOEAHUE, Agents.
80 - Front street
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FOR CIsc.HuArI.

Meinphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
DARLING - .s--.---1.
Iii t3l5 excellent passenger steamer -
w.! 49, as above -SzzszssEzE-c
WEDNESDAY, s2d inst, NJ 6 pm.
49, LARRY HARMSTAB. AGENT.
y NY " t1tv Wharf hoat f,1t N.rr-a y.
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ISQuEsTs. Coroner Samelsnn held in
quests on the bodies of two men yester-
day. The first Of whom was Frank
Guess, VINO diea day before yesterday, on
the steamer Victor 81 she nesred the
wharf, having been sunstruek GA his way
down to Islsra No. IS.
The seeoad Wss one srmed man, a
private watchmsu, nsmed John Sulli-
van. who was sunstruek at Rice's board
ins house, at the foSt Of Washington
street, yesterday afternoon about five
O'Clock. u,
The verdict in both eases wss death
from sunstrOke.
Since writing the above We have
been furnished by Coroner Samelson
with still another case Michael Ma
roni, who lives on the corner Of hadi-
son street and Lauderdsle extended, fell
down insensible yesterday evening about
81 o'clock, and expired almost immedi-
ately. Verdict Of jury Death from sun
stroke.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Sam elson,
the Coroner, for the kindness and
promptness with which he has furnished
ms Information OF inquests-after putting
himself to considerable trouble to do SO
Mr.. gamelson is an able and efficient
officer, and attends most closely to hi'
business.
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CALENDAR.-5uIy-7th Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON
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PRENCIPEEs G0YEKSING THE Con-
nrgF OF THE APPEAL.
A G-ovERNHENT OF white men Tor vi

A GoYkRNAENF Of "n-S men I'' "N'
men anu 10 PO-
'otAs Hlo
IrF 70 the OoLs1Nio- -
meaning oDedle-0s .--N-v-
AL law, SS2'e anu N'
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 tyranny sUIpa'-oH W
preston Of one man OF many @-e
croacAmeniS uPoH
States, or upon the J1a' anu -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14

NEW YORK, January 13.-Dry Coed
~inaniEIstc, but with the rise ia sol.
there is apparently less depression mani
Tested and prices show more stesdinesS
Heavy standard uEbleached muslinG, i
@l52. Seconds, 14Gl4A. Print cloths
G56G3. For standard prints of STANDARD
makes, 90 Cochran, 49,. Amoske4g
II. Amold's and Truman'2, l0{. Empir,
State, 81, White Foek blesched muslins
bring iss. White Red Bond, I04. Stark,
a, Boys ami Lewiston, S35. American
apd Androscoggin, So; and Union, a
S27 50.
NEW YORE, January lS.-MOney
rather more active. Call loans, 5@6c
Prime discounts, 7G8c. Sterling weak.
9s@9{e. Gold IL excited undsr Con,
gressional new and umors. At closing
405 was bid, and IL asked.
NEW YORK, January 1S.-Cotton, I6}e
better; sales, 200 bales. Coffee in good
demand. Sugar depressed Havana.
Il4c. Molssses dull. Flour dali and
nominally lower. Wheit quiet and un-
changed, Corn quiet, 81 SS9l 80.
ST LOUIS, January 13.-The markets
are extremely dull. owing to the suspsB-
sion Of navigation. Tobacco, none offer
Ing. Superine Flour, 81. Fail Wheat,
3 45@2 IS. Corn, 00992c. Oats, 10
T5e. Rye inactive. Provisions, verV
quiet. Pork, $50 5O92l. Bacon, clear.
sides, l2c; shoulders, 94o; bulk shoulders,
packed, 74e. Lard, u&c. The weather
is clear aud cold.
LouIsvILIx, January 1S.-Tobacco,
hrmeri Jugs, S5&6; medium leaf, Sl4G.
IL. Cotton, l49I4lc. Rio cofe, Ic
higher. Superfine flour, 81 IS; fancy,
Sl2 90. Corn, 75G9Qc. Oats, 87GGsc.
Wheat, s. 500 50. Ness pork, S2l0,
q 50. Lard, 1890. Bacon shoulders,
ezci clear sides, l2lc; bulk shoulders,
sc; clear sides, lI3c. Whisky tirmer,
2SG3Oc bonded,
CINCINNATI, January I3.-Flour, duh
ana nominal; family, SII 25aII 50.
Wheat duh at 81 2Oa2 So. Corn, dun
at sue. Oats, dull at See. Rye, 81 COO
! %. Whisky, unsettled. Provisions,
hrm but quist. Pork is held at s20E92I..
Bulk meats, irRer; shoulders, 7ac:
sidesi S3@0sc. Lard Is held at 1136124e.
Bacon shoulders, Sc clear sides, lie.
Butter, nrm at 35940c. Eggs, scarce ut
40s94bc. Glover seed, firm ut SIP so.
Fiaxseed, 81 %. Raw sugar, 139I5e.
Coffee, 20924lc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14

"A Madrid paper says scientific re-
searches have established the fact that
the Pyrenees have, in the last twenty
years, lost thirty metres in altitude.
Surprising the depression to confirms, our
worthy contemporary calculates that,
alter the lapse OF one thousand years, the
chain that separates Spain from France
will realize the celebrated words, "Iln'y
q plus de P~yreEees,l by disappearing
altogether, In which case the Ebro viii
fall into the Bay of Biscay instead OF
emptying itself into the Mediterranean.
IA london letter contains this: A
sa0t Is attributed to little Princess
Beatrice, who is declared 10 have al
dressed her ma in the following preeo-
cious and humorous fashion: MA,
wouldn't il be a good thing, 10 save
fighting with Theodore, for one OF US to
marry him, instead Of your finding out
another German prince? l am sure il.
would be + very good change. Germans
are so common. Everybody has a Gar
man. / would rather you should bring
me t. husband frsm Japan. Bot Thee.
doFe's q capital thopght, Isqithe ma ~
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qI.e En.g Vote LIbrnrr-

The library of Cancelled notes covers m
enormous area under the office OF tha
Bank OF England. These eatacOmba are
filed with wooden racks, in which are
plsced more than Ii, 500 deal boxes Of
about L foot In height aud breadth.
and eighteen inches in length. In these
boxes or collins lie, carefully packed.
bgndles OF assorted notes, and ON the
outside are printed certain letters ami
figures, which 10 the officers OF these
gloomy abOdes, tell the date and Tsuk of
the deceased. These notea are kent for
seven years, and go complete Is the ar
raDgement that any single note, the date
and number Of which can be known
car be produced Ia Eve minutes nv
the person IL charge of this department
The nominal value Of these buried notes
at the present time exceeds e3. 600 GOO OOO
the sexual number of notes being about
1880, GOO, 600. Strange spd Curious in
stances OF the longevity OF some Of these
himsy bank notes are continually occur
ring, and tAeir histories, if one could
trace them, would afford abundant ma.
teriais for romance. One pound notes
which have long since passed away from
circulation on the south side OF the
TWesd, a1d which are now mainly asso.
SAAbCN III S16 AEUhs VI EIEliSNmeu with
forgery and capital punishment, present
themselves for recognition and payment
st the average Of about two per month.
During the thirty years preceding that Of
the abolition Of capital punishment for
fOrgery, there were not less than gI6
convictions for this crime, the majority
Of fnrgeries being Of one nound
notes, and Of the persons 50 Convicted
six hundred aud thirty-eicbt Wers
hung IN various parts of the anti A
few weeks since a two pound note, a
kind OF which only al very small
number were printed at the COM
menoeGent Of the present century. pre-
sented Itself TO claim its loDg-proinised
two soveFeigDs Of gold. Some are worn
to almost neutrality-suspicious. rags-the
amount of the note has disappeared. but
the date and signature afbrd the clue 10
It's identihestion in the bank ledgers.
The eldest note in the possession of the
0snk Is n Of l698. 4 R25 note. Of
more than q century old, WIS presented
a short tims since, when it was ezlcu-
listed that the compound intersst Of ne
amount, %supposiug it TO have been rzcov-
erabiei would hsyesbeep E5000,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
BANK FAELURE.

1t becomes u painful duty to record
the closing Of the Commercial Bank Of
Tennessee. Although we were, at the
time Of the writing OF the article which
appeared in our Sundays issue, ware Of
the fact, still SIS q journalist we could only
allude to it in such a manner as would
prepare the public mind for the an
nouncement. not being authorized to
publish the fact in advance.
We have every reason to be-
lieve that the article in question
produced the desired effect. Notwith-
standing the announcement Of the
closing Of one of cur oldest
and largest banks, the u~neasiness
Of bank depositors did not correspond
with the excitement manifested when
the Tennessee National Bank closed last
year-a bank which enjoyed very little
confidence in our business community.
It cannot but be a matter Of regret to
many of our people to see IN institution
which has been so long identified with
the growth and prosperltyaof u eity-a
bank with whose management many OF
u best citizens have been associated,
and some whose memory is treasured in
the hearts Of our Southern frlends-suc-
cumb after passing through so c~reditably
the crisis Of 1857, the fiery ana trying
ordeal of the late war, and the tempo
rary and arbitrary closing OF its doors by
government officials.
It alone, amongst six chartered banks
Of issue Of this city, passed triumphantly
through the last seven years with credit
unimpaired q fact which reflected much
honor on the financial ability Of its
President, JESSE w. PAGE, Jr., and Of
which our people had good reason to be
proud, as few Of our Southern banks re-
main in existence to-day of the many
with large capital, which were the pride
OF our people before the war.
We are informed, aud we believe cor
recuy, that the assets Of the bank are
more than sufficient to meet all Of its
liabilities.
-EEEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14

by his sons under seventeen years of age,
and remains over ten years, they thereby
lose their PrussiRn nationality.
You may, however, be subjected to
some detention, trouble and expense be-
fore you will be able to establish the facts
in your case, to which the Government
cannot recommend you to expose your
self. Your Obedient servant,
WM. H. SEWARD.
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LATE NEMG.

The directors Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph have issued loans of 81 800 900
sterling, to purchase all the rights and
interest of the Anglo-telegrapn Company
in the two cables across the Atlantic,
and pay off their Indebtedness.
Charles Msekay, a Democrat, was
elected 10 the State Senate from Santa
Clara county, California. The Senate
now stands twenty-one Republicans to
nineteen Democrats.
Ben Butler was to have made a
speech in Richmond, Virginia, last night.
Reports from the southern portion Of
California give the particulars Of the re-
cent disastrous storm. The greater part
of the country is under water. Many
cattle and much property were lost. The
water was two feet deep in houses in
Visalla.
The body OF James KirkmAn, who
has been missing for some time in Nash
vile, was found in the woods on the 18th.
1t Is undecided whether he froze 10 death
or was murdered.
Gov. Jenkins Of Georgia was re-
moved for refusing to pay the Conven-
ton. Gen. Dunn, Of Pope's staff, has
been appointed to fill the place.
The employees of the Pacific mill, in
Lawrence, Mass, have been notified of a
reduction Of fifteen per cent. of their
wages after tbs 10th instant. Similar
reductions are contemplated In other
factories.
Iii is asserted that a raid is about to
be made upon tie whisky rings alleged
to exist in different large cities, and II
many parties VIGOROUSLY implicated are
not removed an exposure will be made
in the House.
Judge Black, chief counsel in the case
Of Mr.. McCardle Of Mississippi, now
befOrethe Supreme Court, which involves
the constitutionality of the reconstrue-
ton laws, Will this %sek make a motion
to bring the case forward without DELAY.
Otherwise, from Its place on the docket. II
could not be reached for two years. I,
the case is not brought forward, it is OF
but little consequence; because, before
it can regularly be reached, the Southern
States will be restored on some terms
to the Union. Il is generally believed
the military authorities will appea;
by other counsel than the Attorney
General, for the reason that he has pub.
Iicly declared his conviction that the
acts in question are wholly u~nconstitu-
tional.
We clip the following from the Au.
| gusta Chronicle and Sentinel:
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS oil THE sAvAN.
NAH n AUGUSTA r. y. co.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Savannah and Augusta Railroad Com.
pany was held in Savannah, Monday,
and the following named persons were
elected as a Board Of Directors: r. A.
Alien, Augusta John StOddard, VIM,
Duncan, A. II. Lawtop, VIM. Hunter, OF
Savannah; john Davidson, Augusta
F. I. Willis, Savannah.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORIES OF THE CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COM
PAEY.
We learn from the Savannah ReDu5.
lical that z meeting of the STOCK
holders OF the Central Railroad
aud Banking Company was held
on Monday at the Office of the
Company, and the following named per
SONS elected as a Board Of Directors
/ without opposition William ". Wad-
ley, Andrew Law, John r. Wilder. VIM.
B. Johnston, Gen. J. +. Gilmer, George
w. Wylly, John Cunningham, Edward
Padelfgfd, George w. Anderson.
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EEsGM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, January ia gene.
raj order issued by Meade to-day re.
moves Charles J. Jenkins, Proylzional
Governor, and John Jones, Provisional
Treasurer. Here the last lines wegi
down in consequences of the heavy sleet
i'm
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January l3.-Tne river is
falling fast, with fourteen feet IN the
canal. The weather is cloudy, with the
thermometer at 249.
The Indiana, Legal Tender and st.
Charles have arrived from New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14

A Richmond dispatch says that Major
PoE, Chief Of Police, bad been before 8
Military Commission, charged by the
Reverend J. w. HUvNIcUTT with giving
information which was untrue to a cor
respondent OF some Northern paper, rsla.
tive 10 an alleged incendiary speech.
made by that gentleman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
- CoHaEspCanEN.s.

No notice csn De taken OF asoaymuns Conn
munisal0us. whatever is Intended fer III
sg--iou IN the APPEAL, must 30 sCthsrl-
csted By tas name znd address u the
writer. IS agaaralyse Of his good faith and
responsibility.
BuEnsz letters should be sddrsssed 20 INK
APPEAL. Memphis.
Communication capitalization must be NIl-
Ten on one side OF the page only and ELit
AL other matters connected With the ediio-
rial department. should De addressed: EDI-
r5ps oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot g. 3 rule, undertake 20 return aTl-
.1ssuot found suitable for publication.
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FROM OHIO.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January l3.-H. T..
Hays was i~uaugurated Governor OF Ohio
today.
a Democratic caucus will be held to-
night 10 nominate a Senator. Judge
Sherman will probably be the nominee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14

Dspt8lnssr o. STATE

WAEHISGPoA, 3aauary &, lsba.
Emile Kahn, ESQ.,, Cincinnati, Ohio
Sir, Yonr letter Of the 2itll nit, reIa-
fling 10 the claim made by tie Prussian
G0vernment upon you FOR military ser
vices. anI asking whether you would De
nrofeeted, Is an American citizen, from
sneh claim, should yon visit Germany,
has been received,
According TO the latest inf0gmstion OF
80 deparfmeDt, he Prussisn Govern
Teot RS issued a decree by which, if a
eifiyex of Pruskis e~migfatea with OF
Without IeFmissionI and . accompanied
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
TEIL FIrE RITZ AKD SHAME THE
ENEL

The notorious ZAcHARIAH CHANDLER,
who disgraees Michigan In the Senate OF
part Of the United States, is reported in
the Detroit Advertiser to have said in
the caucus at Washington
There was no use in talking, II was q
question Of money, after ali, and the Re.
publican party must walk Up TO the cap
tain's Office ana settle very fibeFally be-
tween now and the next Presidential
election, or the South would go 10 the
devil and tie Copperhea6s. He Thought,
II necessary, S5G0,000 could be raised, aBn
The party Wssn't broke Yst, pof no signs
ofit.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-14
Non-Resfdent Notice.

IN the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. s36-Jamee ]. Douegan vs.. Samuel W. Don
cyan, W. F. HFndrix Ct 81.
I Il appearing from ahiGavit in this cause that
u the Defendants Christopher B. DOuegaB,
William TX. Donegsn, Charles A. Doneg2n,
Sarah F. Donegan, Bereniecs Fearn. Lucy Lee
feaTn, 0ustavus L. Martin, Mary e Martin,
William Harry, Sarah L. Barry. Matthew ".
steele, Catharins Z. steele, William W. GARTH,
Mary f. Garth, Ada Steele, Henry P. Atwood,
Thomas 2. Clancy Caroline r. clancy, Eliza
beth B. Grove. ". r. Hendrix. Mary !. Hen
erx, I. A. +. Holeman, Martha L. Hollsman,
j. W. smith and Sarah E rmtsh are nOn-resi-
cents Of the state or Tenpesses;
1t is therefore orlersd. Taat they make their
appearances herei7. at the Courthouse In tn
city OF Memphis, Tenn on or before Che first
Monday in February, 1855, aud plead, Huswe
or demur to cofnplainaDts ameAdei bills or
tue same Wit bstaken for confessed - TO thera
and set for hearing ex parte aud that a copy
this order be Published once a week, Tor four
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
AbaUsTON ASTON, Clerk ard Master.
John M. Earuack. and stephens q smith,
Solicitors for complainant. dael2 laW+W@
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and Mary. Mordoch, who sue
ny their, next fieEd, VIM. Armour, VS.. Ma
than Adams, George Jenkins and Thos. Nuf-
dOch.
TT appearing nom affidavit In this csuse that
1 the defendants George Jenkins and Thomas
Murdoch are nOn-residsnts ofthe STATE OF Ten
ne see:
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearances herein, at the Courthouse ~ fse
city Of Mem phis, Tennessee. on the 6-ss
Monday In February. 1865, and plead, ans,gsr
OF demnr to eompisinapt's bill. OF toe Same
will be taken Tor confessed a. 10 them and eaf
tar hearing ex parte, and that cory on rhis
order be published O1ce a week Tor iser Snc-
eessive weeks In The Memphis Appeal
A cosy. Attest:
AUeusr0H ALsfoH, Clerk ana Master.