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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-03-18
One of the most ingenious advertise
ments we have seen is the following:

lltulS VIC udNC ScCu Is lllc lOllONlu
Ice, ice, ice.
If yon want what's pure and II
AT reasonable pr ice
Follow no new dev
But send to me in a tr
For have the largest and best stock
ever put up in this city.
Never be ashamed of confessing your
ignorance, for the wisest man on earth is
ignorant of many things, insomuch that
what he knows is mere nothing in COM
parison with what he does not know.
Charity is never lost it may be of no
service to those it is bestowed upon, yet it
ever does work of beauty and grace upon
the heart of the giver.
A marriage in high life was broken off
in Terre Haute, the other day, simply
because the prospective bridegroom, in
examining the family Bible, found the
would-be bride nine years older than the
endorsement of her mother called for.
Two Brothers, who were very success
full dentists, built large and handsome
house, the appearance of which was thought
to resemble a large molar tooth. 1t was
common remark See what brothers can
do when they pull together ~
A Brooklyn politician, in writing
letter of coincidence to the "widow of
country member who had been his friend,
says, 81 am panied to hear that Harry has
| gone to Heaven. We were bosom friends,
but now we shall never meet again.
A lady lecturer, with the euphonious
name of O'Flanigan, is lecturing on 1" Four
Reasons why Woman should not Vote"
This is not enough. The lady lecturers on
the other side will give 544 reasons why
she should vote.
Obituary notices are often uncon-
scously satirical, as in this, written of an
old citizen of Nashville "He was most
exemplary citizen and Christian. He had
been four times married, and died in per-
feet resignation"
Sake says that Vermont is famous for
four staples, Men, women, maple sugar
and horses. The first are strong, the last
are fleet, the second and third are exceed
ingly sweet, and all are uncommonly hard
to beat"
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AN INDIGNANT CoLoRED DEACON.-Old
" Daddy" Mingo Pinckney was one of the
colored deacons of the May River Baptist
Church, near Bluffton, South Carolina
One sultry Sunday in August, the church
being crowded to hear thrilling preacher,
the intense heat of the weather proved too
strong for Mingo's strict religious princi-
pies, and he fell without groan into the
arms of Morpheus. The preacher was
laundering away from the text, "Plow
up your fallow ground, and SOW good seed. :"
For some length of time the happy deacon
merely nodded an unconscious assent to
whatever the pulpit said, but at last, spring
ing out of his sleep, he yelled out before
the frightened assembly, "Look yeah,
mass preacher! You white bucra always
da holler out to we culud folks, Plow up.
hoe up. plant up. as if liberty was all a
cuss and delusion. Now tell you not a
niger in dis church shall hit 4 lick on de
Lord day.
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ton; it does not pile burdens that are oner-
Gus to be borne, but the very smiles and
salutations of the fraternity make one feel
he has unburdened himself of an immense
weight. We hail each day Of convocation
with gladness, and hope that it will be the
first step towards the teachers of Cecil
asserting their true position. Stand by
one another; where there is true worth let
us save such gems from despair by kind
words and pleasant smiles. OBSERVER.
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GIRLS FOR SCHOOL, BUT NOT FOR House.
woRK.-A correspondent of the Rural Mem
Yorker says =" Girls to do housework are
very scarce; people are riding in every
direction to find them. And girls are rid
ing in every direction to get schools to
teach but when you say 'housework to
them, they are deaf, and cannot see the
point Girls with fair amount of expe-
rience get So so to So per week, and seldom
have to milk cows"
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THE LAW OF BEAUTY requires that the
mouth should be small and expressive the
teeth small, slightly rounded and white
the chin of moderate size, white, soft and
gracefully rounded; the eye long, high
opening between the eyelids, and immacu,
late clearness of both the white and iris
They should be large, especially in woman
the checks moderately plump and delicately
tinted the hair fine, soft, wavy and cur
ling the neck white, smooth, straight ant
flexible the hand and arm white, soft
long, round, tapering and delicate and ;
soft, smooth, transparent, delicately tinted
skin.-Pr0f. Welch.
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WHAT EACH MAN CAN AND SHOULD Do.
DR.. Samuel T. Spear says :-"No one
man can hold all the good things in his
head, or do all the good things in his life,
that are to be held and done. There is a
division of labor in Christianity as well as
in secular affairs and, as in the latter, SO
in the former, this division results in an
increase Of aggregate power and useful
ness. Let each laborer be earnestly and
thoroughly himself, and work out his own
problem and God will be pleased
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
Manner and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at Tile Wig office, forwarded, and the pol
icics procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
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cS If you want to be IN 4 good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
CITY Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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Where Art Thou Now.

Thinking of thee, when at twilight stray,
When the cool breezes come cool to nv
brow,
Thinking of thee through the long busy day,
Silently wandering, where art thou nowo
1t may be thy soul is in sadness and woe;
Wearied with sorrow thy spirit may bow;
Would might comfort thee, would might
know,
Fen as the angels do, where art thou
now?
Far from thee earthward my pathway must
tend,
But when the seal of death rests on nv
brow,
Then shall | meet thee and love thee my
friend,
Then shall | never sigh, "where art thou
now
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Is At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which tc
every housewife is like "good news from a
far country That establishment belongs
to Moore e. Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soup
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For The VcrlI " m
Christ Shall Ever be Our Friend.
BY REV. I. l.. P0ULSON.

BY REV. 7. l.. PoULSON.
Though the night o'erhang our dwelling
And the tempests round us rave,
And the wintry blasts are swelling,
Till we fear there's none to save,
Still the gospel streamlets flowing
To the hearts of all mankind.
And the Heavenly breezes blowing,
Cheer the waiting, trusting mind.
In the cause of God engaged,
Wrongs of Satan to redress
Where the battle hottest ragged,
We have always found success.
With the christians banner DER us,
AS to duty we attend,
In the wide world spread before us,
Christ shall ever be our friend.
In the morning of his coming,
When the warfare all is past,
Well be counted in the summing
OF His jewels at the last.
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FALsE.-The statement that the Jeffer-
son Medical College of Philadelphia had
announced that it would hereafter admit
students, without regard to sex or color,
is pronounced by the Faculty to be a mali
cious falsehood, originated by some enemy
of the school. ]. LoRT, NJ. d.
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eB We would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated " Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic. and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
out it.
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COMFORT AND CoUNsEL.-Surely were
we permitted to be IL rirulet of consolation
to any afflicted child of God, and one drop
in the ocean of His glory, we should not
have lived in vain.
We are living epistles, lent to the world
from Gods library, to teach a particular
subject-to manifest the Christians glo-
rious hope.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Property known UNION HOTEL, formerly Foun
trim IIotcl,) on Main street. in Elkton.
ALSO. FOR SALE. A small FARM Of 20 Acres, three
miles from Ekton. Apply to
mar T. ls7l-3w w J. JONES
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FOR, RENT.

Part IF a DWELLING HOT Sc anil good sized
STORE ROOM in Elk Neck.
Apply to ANN PHELPS. on the premises.
Or, MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Feb II. 1S71-1w Elkton.
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FOR, & ALE

TWO DWELLING HOUSES ON Main street, ~
now occupied 10y j H. Crawford and Ms. II. ,9i FIJI
Bennett Terms easy. For further int, rma- 3;aa WA
ton apply at this Office. ta:5sz.sa
E..l, II. lSll-tf
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FOR RENT FOR 1871.

TIL" STDRE-ROOM AMI DIV Filling, occupied by
j H. Frazer ~ u Drug Store Possession given March
9th ISL Apply To REL BEN HAlNES.
I lNIl-tW
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GILLING sKIFF FOR SALE.

GILLING SKIFF, 70 feet long. with Sail and Oars
complete nearly and hut little used is offered for
sale She is of the swiftest sailing boats Elk
River. For terms, &c, apply to THIS OFFICE
March /. 1s7l-3w
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FOR RENT.

STORE HOUSE. opposite the Court House, in Elkton
location and equal any in the town. Possession
given the 25th March ensuing. Apply TO
b. +. MAY. Baltimore.
or 4. L. EWING. Elkton.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT IN ELKTON,

The BRICK DWELLING, opposite Trinity Church
Apply to ii. d. NJ. HOWARD,
mar i IS7l-tf Elkton, Nd.
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A Well Established Wheelwright Shop
Apply to HOWARD TITUS.
Feb l. lS1I-tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

THREE WORK HORSES in good order. ~
4 liberal credit will he given. F3EtSn
Apply at THIS OFFICE sWN
March l. lS1I-2w -AA-e$
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We Won't Leave the Farm.

ANSWER TO "DoN'T LEAVE THE FARM
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ViIr IUIunln.
Muitis 20 and - per cent. additional Four change,
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-01
DRY GOODS MARKET

The dry goods market during the
week has been quiet and steady, with
a fair trade doing in cotton goods.
prices are steady and unchanged.
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FINANCIAL

Monetary affairs continue quiet,
with an increased demand for money.
The banks report a sufficient supply OF
currency TO meet the demands OF
trade. Deposits for the week have not
been very heavy, owing to the dull
ness In the general markets. tx
change is scarce, with little making.
A banker, Yesterday supplied three
bankers with $4,000 Of Eastern eX-
change at 81 . per $1,000; counter, &c
premium is the selling rate over the
counter; large amounts rule firm at
81 25al 50 per $1,000. UneXceptiOn8ble
paper is being discounted by bankers
at 10a12 per cent, though the banks
are combining their accommodation to
their regular customers who generally
keep their accounts well up.
GoId-COntinues quiet with a small
local demand. Brokers r offering
IlIJ and selling at l12. Silver, large
pieces, I~063alO7.
Local Ssc,viiies-Are quiet but firm,
with small transactions. County war
rants buying at 85aS6c, and sold by
brokers at 87Ia88c. City past due cou-
pOns and floating Indebtedness buy
ing at S6as7 and selling at S9a90. City
bonds, Memphis skies, gold bearing
are in active demand at 62a64, and
held by dealers at 65a66c. Currency
bonds are held 81 to 50. Arkansas
levee bonds are in good request, deal
ers are holding in anticipation OF a
further advance. Welearn Of sale of
$4,000 by a banker at CSC. Brokers
were Offering 364a37 and asking IS. Ar
kansas bonds, hves, new, buying at
64a66; skies, 55a57; sevens, 52a54;
eights, 74a77. Mississippi warrants
are quoted at 70a75. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock
is steady, buying at 86a365
and selling at 87a373; LIST mortgage
bonds, 85a86; I'd do 79a8O, Mississippi
Central railroad shares are l9al91;
for LIST mortgage bonds dealers re-
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port Sass as the buying and selling
rites; ID do 75a76. Mississippi and
Tennessee Tailrord shares are
Iaa2O; LIST mortgages, 842a86; I'd do
7ta75: consolidated s per cents, 77s
as. Memphis and Little Rock rail
road shares are nOminally 15a20; do
1st mortgages, 75s76. Mobile and Ohio
rsilroad sterling bonds are quoted 861
ats buying and selling; do eX-eerts, 81
aE2; do So int, 81; do %, 67a6S. Selma
and Meridian LIST mortgages are 66a67.
Memphis and Ohio shares are 19a19l T;
1st mortgages at 7SaSO; I'd do 64a65.
Alabama 5's are nOminally 69a
&c do SIS, 101a103. Missouri Is
are quoted at 9la95. Nashville 6s,
6Sa60. Insurance and bank stocks are
quiet. Merchants Insurance stock,
5Sa60. Planters, 42a43. Peoples, "a
ass. Mississippi Valley, 3Oa31. Her
ngnd0, 64a65.
20Hc; Middling Orleans, 2OHc; Middling
Texas, 20&c. Sales-eXpOrt, 90 bales
to spnners, $40 bales; TO Spectators,
10 bales; in transit, none; contracts
closed duh. Sales, II, 500 bales.
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On the 18th Day of August, 1871,

At noon. on tue premises, sell, 20 the htghesi
bidder, the following described property, to-
wit;
a certain tract, piece or parcel OF LAND sit
uRte, lying and being IN the county OF Tip
ton, state OF Tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds rs
follows, tO-WIt; Beginning alta point on the
Mississippi river, Palmer's northeast corner;
thence south with Balmers line 20 poles 10
thence norm poles 10 a tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river thence Ia a vest
Wardly direction with the OF the
Mississippi river TO the point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward TO James U. Ellis, and described IN
said deed Of conveyance az containing, by
estimation, eighty-three 1871 acres together
with the uglue boilers and ali other Tx
lures and apparatus and THINGS lying and
hefuE situated on said tract OF land, Il used
in The dIe1IIiaftOE OF spirltuOus liquors, and
described ss follows. to-wit: Two d~OubIedue
boilers, twenty feet long. forty inches diane
ter CRATE uatS, etc., one engine, Len-inch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
10 make - upleiei one nam smart ny
wheel and pulleyss aud ali other shatttug
about The mill and distlllery one pair thirty
EiK-inch stones, for grinding, with gearing.
betting, etc; one mash tub; one worm tub
and worm; one cold water tub; one high
wine tub one lOW-Wine tub; six beer
tabs; one under or beer sink; Two receiv.
ing tubs or cisterns; " yeast tubs; four
yeast cans; draw md force and high and
low wine pumps; platform and beam
scales, and al The pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the disttllery; blacksmith
ana carpenter and other roofs and instru-
msnts abOUl The premises.
Said property viii be sold on a credit of six
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
from dsJe, for he purchase moneys, and q
lien retained On the property az additional
security for the payment Of the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption is barred, and
the purchaser, on complying with his bid,
viii be placed in Imme late possession.
H. LAY ING
Special commissioner.
Memphis. JuIy 70, 1871. iy20 las
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On Moaday. 2Ist day Of August. "a

at u O'Clock M, az the Real Estate Exchange
Of EOyster. Irrelevant q Co.. northeast corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets, in the city Of
Memphis, so much of tine following described
tract OF land as viii be necessary TO pay q GER
tain note given Dy said Russell 60 Ms NJ C.
Reed, for the sum of 3Zol =, payable ON the
18th day OF July, A.. D. B7l, with interest from
the IGth day OF July, a. ID. 1870, until paid to-
wit excepting forty-dve f45l acres Of the said
lana, heretofore r~elInquished BY me as Trustee
and excepting also seventy acres OF said tract
not embraced ia said Trust Deed Lying IN
shelby county. and beginning ata stake IA the
center ofthe Raleigh anu fernando road, in
the southwest corner OF . thirty-acre tract
cOnVeye 20 John POde by D. White
thence east 20 chains g. link % stake 5nuks
west Of a gum tree marked j j and j u VI;
thence north = chains - links 70 astake IN
o IA POpcs east line; thence east ~ chains %
links, with SDead's line and center Of Macon
road, to q stake northwest corner OF George
Gr3ham's land thence south with Grahams
line 81 chains 81 Inks to q stake ia Graham's
southwest corner, s links west of a poplar
marked } q thence west 30 chains 10 links
with north line of J.. i. White ct a. TO "a stake
center OF Raleigh and fernando road; thence
north with POpe's east line, center OF said
Raleigh and fernando road 81 chains and 40
links to the beginning, containing L5LZ acres
excepting from said sale a acres Of said de-
scribed tract, heretofore relinquished by me
To the said Russell. and also excepting seventy
acres of the same not embraced I'M said Trust
Deed. Title believed 70 be good, but convey
as Trustee only. Equity OfredemptiOn waived.
John il. TRELENANI. Trustee.
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Thnrsday. Agqust 10, az.

between the hours OF 10 am, and 4 Pm. on
the premises, sell at public sale. to the high
est bidder Tor cash the following described
property:
Aeertain parcel Of land situate, lying and
being in the city of Memphis, the county of
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, and de-
scribsd as follows, tO-wit: Being n part OF
lot numbered three huu dred and seventy
one SID as des' gnated upon the original
plan OF lots OF the town Of Memphis, which
part Ofsaid lot is thus bounded: Beginning
AZ the northeast corner of a lot formerly
known as George LrOmWei'ss thence east
with Jefferson street dfty-eighG (5S) feet to lis
Intersection with TLird street; thence south
with Third street one hundred and forty
eight feet SIX inches 10 an alley; thence
With said alley one hundred and fOrty-eight
feet and six Inches 10 another alley; thence
northWardiy with said last alley thirty-siX
1set 10 thesOuth boundary line OF the CrOm-
well lot afOrsaid1 thence esstwardIy with
said BOUNDARY line ninety feet and six in
cueS TO the southeast corner OF the afOre-
said cromwell lott thence northWardly with
Inc east boundary line Of said Cromwell lot
one hundred and twelve feet six inches to
the beginning together with ali the appur-
enanceH thereto belonging. said deed OF
uust was executed to secure the payment
Of certain prOmisOry notes 70 Edwin ".
Lehm an, for the balance Of the purchase
money. Redemption waived; the title be-
Heved to be good. lseu only ss trustee.
IyD j.. T.. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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Attachment NOtIcs.

NO. 00A.D-In the First Circuit COurt of Shell
by County, Tennessee.-O. W. Frazer vs.
Carson & Burke.
this cause an attachment having been
u sued out, under section 300 of the Cod
and returned into court, levied upon the real
estate OF defendant, James Carson, and af1da-
Wit having been made hat the defendant ia
indebted to plaintiff IN the sum OF about 1856
by judgment in favor OF MeCOmbs a 20, and
that the are non-reatdents OF the
State Of Tennesses.
It is therefore ordered, That they make THEN
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the First Circuit Court OF Shelby
County, st the COurt-house In the city
of Memphis, on the third Monday
In September next and defend said at.
tachment suit within the time pre-
scribed By law, or the same viii be proceeded
with exparte, and that a COZ OF this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done al ONCE, this gth day of July, 81.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B.E COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
@. W Frazer, Atty for PIf. jyS tn
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NATURES FRESCREPTTeN.-WHEN
IN Nature produces a great remedy for dis
ease, the best thingscience can do is to follow
her prescription. By separating she water OF
the famous Settler spring into lbs elements,
that wOrid-renOWned Spa effects such unPar-
allied cures, and by combining those ele-
ments artidcfallV in
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Thursday. Auugstlz. 1874.

Within legal hours. the following described
property, tO-Wib;
All the right, title -andintsrest OF defendant
SaItslamachls, in and TO a certain term for
years or leasehOld interest, to begin and run
from the lst day of May, 1865, Tor 81 years
thence next ensEing to and for a lot OF
ground in the city of Memphis, described as
lot No. SO: beginning ON the south side OF
Washington street 1853 feet from the intersec-
ton OF the east line OF Fourth street with
the south line Of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
at right-angles with Washington street, 80
feet 20 q private alley, being the same prop
srty Onveyad OSaltalamacnfa by y. b. Wad-
dell on the first day OF May or 18th Of IAN
uary, 1856.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and mrnitHre in
The saloon. No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis
Also. all the furniture above in said build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west
TERMS OF Satellite real estate TO be sOid
on q credit OF SIX months; notes, with ap-
proved security required, bearing interest
from date; lien retained as security. Equity
of redemption barred. The personal prop
erty viii be sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk Rnd Master,
Wrigh Il McKissick, and sam TOOIe, Attiys
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PETITlOEs FOR NcoRP0BaTI0a
Pafilinn IL Armand Ehaffar.

No. s5S, B-Eirst Chancery Court Of SHELBY
county.
WHEREAS, the SOutheru Life Insurance
w Company, composed Of O. W. MCCaru-
ID. b Dewey, " a.. Dedriak. II. S. Davis,
Charles NOrthrCps L. 3. Hatch "a nj. Dcbhs
and Thomas a. KsTGhsval, Original tuc1rp0-
rators, have fled a petition In said Court
praying an Amendment 70 the cE1rter grant
ca them by al act Of the legislature OF .en-
uessee, Of date Fay a, 1853. (by which said
company was authorized to ear you Q LIE
assurance business, etc.J In tlis tlaE the nE-
cal year OF said company be changed from
the first day Of July, 70 uG-tla
Erst day Of January and en- on Lla 3Lb lg
OF December OF each year 1eI1l11rf also,
that the holding Of only &0,guU worm OF rear
estate be changed 70 s5oO,cJ1, aud that here
after said company be allowed u purchase
and hold real estate TO the amour Of s500.g0,
which said amendment is asked by the de
rectiOn Of the stockholders Of said company
as per their action at aEeatIug, held 0y tneu
in Memphis On the 4th day Of July ISL
1T is therefore ordered, That all persons
desiring such do make tbsir appearances
herein, at the Courthouse OF said Court. In
the city Of Memphis, Tenn-y On eI before the
drs6 Monday in October, ISL, and sbOW cause
IL any they have, why said amendment
should not be granted. as prayed for, or lnat
the same will be heard and proceeded with
exparte; and that a copy or TINS order De
published for thirty days IN the Memphis
Appeal. This July -, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY &. j. Blaze, Deputy q. aad "a.
O.. W. Frazer, Solicitor. yA