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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17
financial.


ADRIAN II nuIIER. Aucioneer. -
TXFCUTOR's SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
H ADRIAN d. MULLER. p. r. WILKINS Co viii scli at
Auction On SAT- RDAY Feb l at I o'clock at tue Exchange sales
rs No Broadway Of Executor Of Louisa Lynch De-
ceased: 800 q, o-o--.,
O0 Thiriave r. Co. Per cc'Ion bonds 1890 900 each
1900 and Railroad Companies Of Newesey per cent
coupon bonds. 1888, s l0JJ each.
1000 Long Dock Cor Of NeTJeey Isl Mge per cent coupon
bonds 1892. ! 100 each. ,,. -
ST. Louis Yanila ami ere ane r. r. Co. lst he per
cent Sinking Fund coupon bomb, 1877, : OO each -
1000 louisville and Nashville R. CO. ' Mtga pa cent coupon
bonds, 1893, : 900 cash
5000 Coambus Chicago Irsns Central Railway Co. cent
Consolidated l Mge SHkng Fund coupon bonds 1903 uo
each
GOO Tre ute Indianapolis r. T. Co. per cent hge regis
tcrel bonds. 1879. s l,G9 each =, 80.
OOOSrsye r lst Mge ret cent registered bonds $780,
sl,cO0 each. =.
200 Rome Wa,crtowr md ogenrrrh T. r Co. Sinking Fund
per cent Mge coupon bOnLs 81 100 each.
5000 State o. New-lork Bounty Losn registered lBI
70 shares Bank Of the Manhattan Company 4j) each.
National Iank Of Commerce, $ LOO each.
50 slarcs Nassau Bank, &lC1 each
D shares North River Ins. Co, SIS each.
rs shares Com E1chGn lnS Co. @J7 20 eaoh,
Ccvel4ud Colrnhus Cincinnati aud Indianapolis Rail.
Co.. SldO each.
shares OsWeCo ard STracure K r. Co.. so each.
Nev-lok Balance DECK Co.. 800 each 500
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REDEMPTIoN Of OWL BONDS Of $50.

REDEMPTL0N Of CIVIL r BONDS of 1SSG
SACEaHBSTo, Fehruary lS1l.
Nherea There Is on this Treasury the or
freight thousand (So dollars Shh nader TIE provisions Of an
s of the Legislature sid state entitled An Act 70 provide o
paying equitable against the State Of California and to
funded debt for thai purpose approved Apr 80 1867 IS SCI
Provisions OF said act, notice is hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS
for the surrender said Bonds viii be received at this Department TOR
the amount above specified, until the
IOTn DAY OF APRIL A. D.. 1911
al II o'clock 4 -,
guarantee each PROPOSE which mist DO ndJsed Sealed
Prcrosal fjr ihe surrender Of Civil Bonis OF $50"
sad s be redeemed AMI interest pail gold snd silver coin oi
The United be surrendered within ten dsy after the 40
eogtsnee Of the Pr Po,sl for their re ieMPton. - . -
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-is r "a d. Era Tor on descriptions Nt1 a. ~ are
d, ons a-e rcsro,ei BY ,he oHiscise Vows Oh
~ - q Der Dops aad 15l 10 yer h9ea. - ,,fst drH snl
M am ASD MEAL-rhe market Tor 4'oa5 op E,tra the
80, G be low al ueum GRADES bci him ioI condition Of
tsse NJ 10 arv extent owing The gasa caug 70
t,t cles d1n tc7v- aaa he sales
re .fe.t n, st, the qlantiy Of ice IN me %! '
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NINTH WARD BANK.
ORGANIZED UNDER STATE CHARTER
,ITAL 5000, 900 SUBJECT to INCREASE to $500, 900.
% ABINGDON SQUARE.

THIS BANK
L. now open for buslness
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Fer the information of persons desiring nat
,lralization, we inform them that the County
Court vii! be open on Monday and Tuesday.
September 18th and 9Th, the tr'c days prics 20
the election
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

ITALIAN UNIr.-On Sunday last, the Itat
ians or u portion of them livrss,, here mia in
the vicinity, made demonstration in honor
'of the Capital of Italy being transferred ii
Rome Statutes were fired at sunrise, noon
and sunset, procession was formed and
marched through our streets in the afternoon,
with speaking, &c., at Turn Verein llall. In
the evening some display of fire works was
made. Every thing in connection with she
affair seemed to pass of harmoniouslS, sew
rral Of our citizens not Italians taking part
, liz the procession.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12
THIRTEEN NtN DRIED AND ,IEGuEcN
OF TXHE TREEE,

MANY Of then of sire, g, till Standing .giid
GROWING has the interior portion e nase burned
out as 10 maze ro5i large cntsa so contain sixteen
men hor eaaAs at tno SAME tlc n yea enough OF the
outer d the is eft sppcrt the colossal proper
above The Caaveras Groap surpasses all others in
the grzdeT and Ee;y of its rees, and is the only
having Hotel accommodations.
6utsts leaving Stockton Will take the Copperopolis
Railroad O'clock TO Milton IS miles, connect
ing with Sssons taiy line OF Concord Coaehes via Muir
nhys the BIG TREE, making the entire distance in
TEN HOURS. Al Murphvs stage leaves daily for Yo-
semitic VALLEY, per HUTCdlNGS NEN ROUTE, II
being the best aud shortest to Yosemite Valley AT Mil
ten Mnlphys private he obtained
the Ri, Trees and Yosemite Valley at low rates.
May q, ls1l-3m
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Monday, Sept. Il, 1871
FOR TuE RELIEF or THE
COUNTY OF CALkvERAS.

The Rari Of Supervisors. finding the county heavily IN.
VOWED through the advice cf Convention IT axfaycIs
held At San Andreas xpss Is resolved ON this n,eas
nre rather than Fepuistion aud will hold
GRAND MUSICAL FESTES At.. the proceeds
Of which viii lie applied % the liquidation ~ the Conrtv
prh 30 aaa Admission Tickets will he soli AZ 81 80 u
Is alA ssd Che holHerss NJ Tickets ~.l he eittsa q
premium that he awarded .eit Dnrng the festival
the magnificent sum of go 0GU in T. Gold Con will be
distributed to the ,eys of AalSson Tickets faows
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e IG TR EES,,
OF CAL A Y 4 r AS COUNTY
CALIE OR MA.
First CIns. Hotel Accom- no,la tios>=.
SPERRY & PERRY, Proprietors.

-HNhc Caiavcrns Group is sc one known 20
Il III. world the BIG TREES o. CALIFORNIA, and
the one chiefly visited sty Tourists. 1t comprises the
MAMMOTH and tile SOUTH PAfS GROVES The Nam.
contains ninety th"ee of these Giants of the
Forest among which the MOTHER OF THE FOREST,
the bark from which exhibited in the Crystal Palace,
London; the FATHER OF THE FOREST, through whose
PROSTATE trnak thousands have ridden horseback; and
the ORIGINAL BIG TREE the stump of which forms the
floor of the famous Pavilion. thirytwo feet in diameter
The South Park Grove six miles distant, has
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Coon PRosrEcT. VIM. Il. ellis; VINO has
been at work Cor some time developing a
quartz vein near Alseriue, known as the
"Gillis" claim, informs us that he has Ef-
teen horsepower engine at work, and has
sunk shaft seventy feet deep on the veia,
which is two feet wide. He had 900 pounds
of the ore crushed, which yielded at the rate
of tllirty-six dollars per ton.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Our former townsman b. A. Mardis has been
Visiting his old home during tho week. Al
len, has changed but little in manners or APP
rearance since he shook old Tuolumne fol
the more potent charms Of the capital Of the
State. Time lays its weight lightly upon
him taking the color out of his hasr which is
fast assuming a venerable hue. nothing more
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

REPUBLICAN SrEAKING.-A. A. Sargent
candidate for Congress in this District, vii
speak at Sonora, on Monday evening, ard
Newton Booth, nominee fos Governor, with
j. G. Eastman, viii addtess the people or
Thursday evening heSt. tie people Of al
classes are anxions to heaE NJ. Eoo.A ane a
lerge meeting may be eSpeete1.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

INsTALLArioN.-I. 0. G. T.--At the regjl
lar meeting, August 9th, of Table Mountain
Lodge, No. AIS, l. o. G. T., the following
officers were installed for the ensuing term
Thomas Nicholas, W. c. T.. Ellen Hughes,
w. II. II. s. Maggie Gahl, w. l.. II. S. !;
Ellen Bolter, W. V. y Richard Leonard
W. S. Lewela pfs9ce, w. A. s.; Wm. O.
Hughes, W. f. 5. : VIM. Warncf. W. T.
Daniel Shell, u. /. G. Sam'l Williamson
w. O. G.. YIN. Nahl, W. NJ. Mary Bynon
w. ID. NJ. Richard Thomas, W. c.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Registered VoTERs OF TuoLuXNE County.
The Great Register just printed fer this
county contains 2,5G2 names of qualified
voters.
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CAHnoLic NorIcs Mass at jamestown on
Sunday next. August 18th. at o'clock, and
Mt Chinese Camp at liz o'clock. No Deyo-
tiohs Ia Sonora on next sunday. Tuesday
18th, viii be a Holiday Of Obligation Mass
Ia Sonora at 8. o'clock, A. NJ, and in Colum-
bia at IL, A. ".
Rev. j. Il. McNALlY, Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

TAX SALE.-Ihe long list of property ad
vertised in this paper for sale on account Of
delinquent taxes will take place to-day. We
would advise every one whose property is tc
be offered for sale, to settle before large add
tcnal costs ere added. They can do co al
any time before the hour of SAID.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

We are requested to say that D. Sewell,
Photographer, will be absent from the city
until the 25th inst.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

STREETS BOOZE STORE Il the reet place 81. SorcrA
buy School Bceks, Blank Books Sta.isacyv Photograph
Albums, Knives Toys Cigars, Tobacco etc, ETC. del9ti
L. 4. onlcARp. -. DE BLAlNvIr&l. '.G.B. BLsNcHA
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Ghs Nninn 9emarrat.


Vim. S. Cooper is authorized to act es
Agent for the "UNloS DEMocRAr.'i for solic-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12
Consultations and CorrespOn-
deRce fn English, French
and German.

Having made the various foru OF SexnnI ID iscwac
and Nervous aud Physical Debility theruh-
Of minute and special practice r many e
DR. Perran continues TO treat thee acfnnr successful
w. by the scientific methods and without resort to
Ohnox inus Remedies.
Gonorrhsa elect Structures Bubo Ulcers. Shin Erup-
ons, etc. in any stage speedily cnred and n sJphilit'
10 and Mercuria Tants eradicated from the system.
Nocturnal Emissions Night Sweats Discharges from the
Uretra going stool making waite Pm in the Back.
Sleep disturbed by Dreams Dizziness Signing Larguor,
palptation, Printing Coughs, Saow Complexion. Grow
rg Weakness of Sight Memory and Intellectual fScu.
ties. Difdence Disncnaon to attend to usiness TO go
into Society &C.. of'the prominent
NY nm ID souss OF Nervous a sfs Physical Prosarn.
fi0m-the of Self Abuse and Excessive
which, il not timely checked will induce pre-
mature decay and Terminate IN total Loss of mani 3od
Patients complaining of OF the above symp-
TOMS should apply nsrrrtey Dr. Perrault. he has
discovered New and Reliable Remedies which enable him
to guarantee speedy and radical cure OF SeminRl
Weakness and Rsnp0tefsee.
We invite Investigation particularly by those sufferers
who have tried this boosted pocior and that adyertiZ
Physician until and discouraged; claim nat
TO know everything nbr TO everybody; hut we Do
claim that in all taken under treatment fulfill
promises.
Ladies suffering any complaints incidentaktosh CIR
consult the Doctor with the Of relief
Patients in the country can be Cured ae Hpvse By
addressing letter Dr. PerTaut 502 Mont goaary Street
Box 9I3, T. o. San Francisco. tholr case ~
infinitely possible habits of living. occupation ETC.
Dr.: ralilts diplomas in his cfhya Ykrs people
themselves that they Rner the care OF
regularly educated practitioner.
Low charges and Quick Cures. Re% references given
If required. All communications confidential
DR.. Perraut is the sole agent In California. for
Dr.. ElaTI'S CELEBRATED feeiAsg M0NTAtf Puts,
which unapproached an.ar advance OF every 9th
remedy for snppressioss and ether irregularities in
females Price, IS 90 per x; sent by man " express
seeur lv pscked.
Iune 10. 1851 1y
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EPISCOPAL CuuRcH NoTIcE-Divine Ser
tice Tomorrow Sunday, at ST. James
Church, Sonora, at II o'clock, 4. N,
+. N. tomorrow.
Divine service at shaw's Fiat at o'clock
+. II, 10 morrow.
Divine Service at Tattletorn, tomorrow
evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at .. o'clock
A. NJ.
Rev. w. II. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

0AuGurERs OF RGeESAu.-,on Thursday
'aghe. Harmony Lodge, No. .. Daughters OF
Gehekah, was installed in Odd Fellows Hall,
s,nder the direction of D. u. c. NJ, p. j. c.
Ryland, with tae following officers N. g..
C. Burden V. G., Mrs. Emma Burden
Treasurer, Mrs. Sarah a. Hall Secretary
C. II. Burden. large number of Odd Eel
COWS and their wives were present. After
the ceremonies of institution aud installation,
which were not completed until midnight,
the members proceeded to Turn Verein Hall,
where fnagnihcest slipper had been provid-
III. Que hundred ladies aud gentlemen took
seats at tho table aae 'ss5eyed the feast of
reason and the good things before them for
about two hours, after which they separated
highly satisfied with the pleasures and incl
dents ct't.-e night.
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DR.. Cullen Perra1fg,

Doctes.osi Iati5 ci,ifs 81 the Fncnlty6.. TsRris.
Graduate .of she University eskweens
College, In Cannda, aud Physician OF
thcrfs, John BnpIistc Socicsy Of sam
ErneciscS.
Dr. Pelrault has the pleasure TO inform his
old patients and others seeking Con fdr Med.
advice that he be consulted daily his
hce 80. 502 Montgomery Street northeast OF
SACRAMENTO San Francisco; Rooms g.. 10 and IL
drsf floor % stairs
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G . Q . III Z w 8,
For Those ~vT5tS 5Gud
GREAT REDUCTION lN,!gEEoktCES
NEWspAPERs AND periodicals.
Al STREETS BOOKSTORE.

EH l.. STREET, having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
N IL . and STATIONARY business of j. X Hanson will
continue Il in liberal and obiiging
of his predecessor
PoST OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
CTFICE at Streets Book Store.
sole AGENT fo>til the leading daily ax~weeky 49,
wcs Of California. EastcEn, r,assls Furnished nj
In n,ll raft >vy
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

INSTALLATIONS O. G. III tic regu.
lar meeting of Quartz Mountain Lodge, No.
-4oS. l. 0. G. T., held August 18th, the FOL,
lowing officers were duly installed for the en-.
suing term George Phillips, w. c. L.
+. Jane Whitford, w. f. II. s.; Lottie
Whitney. W. l.. II. S. Mary Whitney. W
y. I. John oaiek, ". s. Carrie Frahil,
". a. S, Richard Fischer, ". T. 5. :; John
iDurfus, W. T.. Frank Fischer, ". N. ga,
'rah Mcolary, ". D. NJ, George Sewcom5
W. l. G. :; {. Showers, W %. G. s; trtsei
Morgan, W. c.: Carrie Whitney, P. ". @. -
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SECTS AND CREEBS DIFFER, but
there are no dissentcrs from the general
principle, that a great medicine is great
blessing. We have many of these blessings
but among them all, in the province to which
II belongs, no greater than.
Tnrrant's e Ecrvc.ccnt SeI;xcr Apcricnt,
4 column would rot suffice to erumerate It's
ailments for which it is prescribed by physi
clans OF the highest standing. 1t does rot
belong to the class derisively termed patent
medicines, but is an article based on scisnti-
tic analysis. and viii stand the test Of the
sharpess and most rigid medical criticism as
a cathartic, stomachic. an ant:-febrile pre-
para,iop. and an admirable remedy for nj
bilious complaints. let there be no mistake
Secure the genuine article only.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
s,Isifv - lS-1--Im
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Rev. j. b. McNALlY, Pastor.
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Rev. w. II. Dyer Officiating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-21
TRADE.

+, his branch Of business, yesterday,
Ga transactions were light, owing proba-
NV 10 the Light receipts OF produce. In
provisions very little was done. Mess
1Brk WIS offered st Si2 5e9iz 90, aud a
eyen fhase loW figures very lew sales
1e-o reDortad. Bacon clear SIDES were
reported at saskc. Clear rib duh and
n0rainsi. shoulders were offered at O5<c,
bat no sales were made at tnat prices
Ham ID fair demand, but a shade lower
ID Uriea. ef AZmI6I<e. There - scarcely
snything doing in lard, prices tbe same as
isst quoted. Bran is quiet and very Jew
sales communicated; onerapg a. Sls91f o.
Is 10 quality. NoTumeal - quies anu "a
cbauaed. Flour quiet, with only 3 Isif
local and shipping trade doing Ia medium
ana choice family brands; common = not
much in favor. with s large stock on hand.
Orders arc being filed at the following
prices: Superb, s. COCA 50; Xxx, - 9095i
Xxx, s. seas 50; choice Family and ian
eV brands, 81 Seas 80. Oats we're dull and
Ia light demand, with sales in hrBt haadsat
44GB45e, which Was the ruling prlce on d
IsSse: IN store deslsrs were ssking 5O8
&c psr busheL. Hay Is scarce and in
,1oad demand, WITT no receipts; choice
4fmotav selling, TO arrive, ct 81 per ton;
n store $50 per TON is asked; medium or
common Is held at S24GZ8; prairie grass Is
in lfght demand st Sl59lo per ton. straw
Is nominal St sl6@l6 so per ton. Bran re-
msins dull. with 4 light eman and fair
reesipts. selling in first hands At
sl7 Der ton: fSom store SIS be@ls
ii asked. Chickens arc scarce; The
market is bare Of yoaaS - VIII
An active denisnd; selling a. u O1g4 %
Der dozsn; old arc nominal With lew IN
ne market. at 8 per dozen. Eggs are
IN iair supply, with an sctive trade doing
large packages OF fresh packed raIe ~
55Salec. smsu DO are selling al lie. We
note 3 sale OF 8 packages at Hze.
IN bsgging there IS an actiye trade doing,
With the receipts equal 70 the demand.
We note sales Of hemp and max, 1AI2
- lsfEfsLc. 2lb. 1eal9Lct 2k-lb. 2o@
20Ke. Iron ties, az TO pattern, rule rom
AZ to &C.. ia tiss there e an active Trade
doing. standard brands are selling readily
At 5&5kc, though q q y nonaa fIs
iHlsns remains firm sud steady At 1z3&
13c; eSffee sugars H5z&i4S hne and1 af1
sugars are nominal; white caaAflnSa,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Help for Ihe NerVOas-WbeFe Il "a 10
be found9 cries the trembling victim Of ner-
vous debility. MOT in TIE tavern dram, that
nrea up the circulation for a moment, and is
succseded By collapse. Not In Purgatrye
pllls. OF q Lenten diet, but In an invigorant
ana restorative in which the tonic element
are united with gentle aperient and altera-
tive properties. When Hostetter's Stomach
Bttefs wss introduced, nearly twenty years
aQo. this important object wAs hrst attained.
rus peaceful and active vegetable specific Is
A iustlv celebrated for Its cures OF nervous
diseases. as for the absolute certainty with
which Il relieves dyspepsia aud b~nlousness.
hot weather toward the close of summer
generally ~agzravates diseases OF a nervous
type, creating a degree OF feebleness which Is
beyond measure diEtresslDg. Under SUCH
circumstances rally the bodily energies with
q course Of Bostettef's stomach Bltters. OF
ali TONES, it Is the InOst satisfactory 10 its
operations. and the least exciting. IL braces
the nerves up 10 their natural tension, but
not beyond Il, SO there Is no reaction. Uthas
other properties, however, than those Of a
nerVIBs, as q blood depurent and node
rate aperient, Is superior 20 any other msdi.
cine OF the day.
Frand. however, Is on the alert. The ce.
lebritF 81 the original msdiclAe hiss given
rise 10 scores OF c0unfsrfeits and imitationss
Examine the label, and the fac smile Of the
aignatnre Of the dr1ns see that the spelling Is
All correct. ana thus make sure Of the genn-
lnaness OF ne article you bus. P.s.-HOstet-
teE's BlttaEa are never sold ia kegs OF barrels
but IN bottles only
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~Eez-RssIdsut NofIce.

No, glg Rim the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-W. Z. Elliott,
Ex'rOf Jonathan Bostick, decd, VS.. e.. A
Hanson, Herman Sehafer ct al.
1T appearing that q wait OF attachment was
i issued in the above cause, May Us, ISL,
against the estate or the d~ecedent, Watt C..
Bradford, directing the properly of same. in
the hands of Catharine A. Senator, EztK,
and Il. Schafer, to be attached, by virtue OF
the bill o. complainant filed herein, under
oath, alleging that the defendants, said Cath
arine A. Sehafer, Herman 5chafer and Nary
G. Knapp, are. citizens OF Illinois, and that
defendant, Reuben Jones, is acitiEsn Of Mary
land, and all nou-residsnts OF Tennessee;
said d~ecedenU's estate Is indebted to COM
ms in the sum of about S4u0D, as evil
denced by Judgment rendered In the Circuit
Court OF Shelby county, and that the attach
meut has been returned levied on the prop
erty OF said d6cedent's estate:
It Is therefore ordered, That all said Defend
ants make their appearance herein, at the
COurt-hOuse In the city of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday In October, 1871,
and plead, answer OF demur 20 complainant's
original and amended bills, or the same Will
be taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing eXparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published once a week. for four sue
cessive weeks in b Memphis Appeal.
a copy Attest:
EbMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, D.. Z. and NJ.
lockwood 81 Micou, Boia. tor c0mp1t Ly22sat
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s~On-ResidsHf a0fiCs.

No. 4I45. D.. r. DIN the Second Chaneery
Court OF shelby county, Iennessee-1l
mund ID, Bray, Admir- OF Mary Warren. de-
Ceased. ana others, compliments, vs. hllz-
absfh Mildred Warren lilman James
warren and Mary Sophia Brown iormeTIy
MARY sophia Warren, deI6ndanEs-
VT auDearing nom the ameadsd and supple
mental bill duly sworn 20 IN LhiS eanss
mat ne defendants, Elizabeth Mildred War
ZEN PflImau James Warren anH AaFI noa
NINA. BroWn.n formerly Mary sophia HaF15As
are uOD-residanrs OF thaStata OF lshu6sea
n ia therefora ordered by the CLERK anu
master. That they make their S~fpeaaAea
be7sein, a. the G~Ourt-hOuse OF In0 sSeunA
C1fancsry Court of shelby county IA 4 eity
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or 1eof9 the nHs-
Monday N September, EIi. and plead, an
swer AZ demur to cnmpialD&uS amenuel
snd supplemental Dali, or the same VIII Dc
feren for confessed as TO thems and set for
nsariug axparts, and that a copy Of this or
9sr ~ published once q week, Tor tO1r su0'
eeszfVs weeks. In She Memphis appeal.
This July u, III.
A copy-attests
MsD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By {. BELCHER, Deputy q. n Al.
stephen q smith, SohA Tor complainant.
within
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-21
Petltloa To Amend Charter.

No Us, R-FIrst Cbancery Courf OF Shelby
county.
WHEREAS, the southern Lie Insurance
w Company. composed OF q. ". MCCRrns
D.. b Dewey, " n. DedTick, r. 3 Davis,
Charles EOrthrQp. l.. h. Hatch, Ii M D0bbs
and Thomas A. ReTchevai, original inc0rpO-
rators, have nled g petition in said Court,
praying an amendment to the charter grant
Cd them by a act OF the Legislature Of Ten
nessee. Of date say a, 1865 thy Wnich said
company was authorized 70 car ON 2 ne
assurance business, eic.,1 In this tnaf thsns-
cal year of said company be cnauEea ron
the drst day OF Jufy, 70 commence on ms
nrst day Of January and en- on t1a eisI gak
OF December OF each year hereaieri also
that the holding o. only S0lC3 worth OF real
estate be changed to S50eUV1s a that nsfe-
after said company be allowed TO purchase
and hold real estate to the AMOUNT OF e1UO,OeD,
which said amendment Is asked b the d.
rectfou Of the stockholders OF said company,
as per their action ST q NJ nesting, held by them
in Memphis on the sih day OF July, ISIS
II Is therefore ordered, q All persons
desiring such do make their appearance
herein. at tbs Couri-houss Of said C9nrt. IN
the CITY Of Memphis, Tenu.t On er before me
drsL Monday In October, ISL ana sEoR eanse,
II any they have, why ssid
should not be granted. IS prayeO tors or thaL
the same viii be heard anu proceeded win
exparte; and that 3 copy OF this order be
published for thirty days N the Aempnls
Appeal. This July q, 1911.
EDMUND a. CObEs CLERK ana Aastef'
BY r. j. Deputy G.. ana A.
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