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DIsoRDERLY AGAIN. - There never
was such another chap as Peter Klug.
He is necessarily getting into scrapes,
constantly getting into Jail, and ever
lastingly getting some one to 90 on his
bond to keep the peace. 1t is but a
short time since be threatened to put
"a mug" on his father, for which he
was arrested and sent to Jail. After re-
naming a day or two, he got bonds.
man, gave the required surety OF the
peace, and went his way. Yesterday
he went to the house Of Ann Higgins,
in East Wheeling, and kicked the door
in. Having started on the war-patn,
he went the entire swine, and behaved
in most disorderly manner. Constable
Ed. Clator made him a captive and
took him before Justice Launder. Here
his bondsmsn surrendered him, and
Peter was sent to Jail for q further
examination.
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referred to the committee on Streets and
Alleys.
On motion the Second Branch ad.
journed.
FIRST BRANCH.
A special meeting of this branch OF
Council was held last night in their
chamber, His Honor, Mayor LETTERS, in
the chair.
Mr.. Caldwell being absent Mr.. Blair
performed the duties of clerk.
Present - Messrs. Allison, Blair,
Browning, Butterfeld, Campbell, Har-
rison, Pannell. Shallcross, Scbambra,
Stanton and Wilson.
The reading Of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
The railroad ordinance in relation to
granting the right of way to the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company over
John street, was received from the
Second Branch and concurred in.
The resolution from the Second
Branch authorizing the Finance com
mittee to employ a competent clerk, at
a salary not exceeding $500, to assist
them in adjusting the accounts and
books of the city, was non.concurred in
by the following vote:
Aves-Allison, Blair and Campbell.
Nays-Boring, Butterield, Harrison,
Schambra, Shallcross, Stanton and
Wilson.
The resolution from the Second
Branch in relation to The wire bridge at
the foot Of Sixth street was referred to
the committee on Streets and Alleys
for report
Adjourned.
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For RENT.-The calaboose is for
rent. 1t has been without an occupant
for two days and nights. Of what use
is calaboose minus a galoot? 1t is
like pump without handle-neither
ornamental nor useful. If the Police
Court is to fail us this way day after
day, we vote for an abolition of the
Police Court. If this state OF things
indicated that our loafers were all re-
formed and had gone to work; if by it
we were to understand that the tempe
rance men had received large accessions
from the ranks of our veteran fusiloil-
ers, then were we glad to record the
fact; but it only indicated want of
money wherewith to buy distilled dam
nation" as the preacher called it, worth
fifteen cents a quart.
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HEAVY SHowER.-The city was visit
ed with very heavy shower last night
about eight o'clock. The cutters ran
like mill races, driving the mud and
stones from the hill and depositing
them on the street corners. For an
hour the rain fell at terrible rate ard
then ceased until ten o'clock, when the
windows Of heaven were again opened.
If this has not been an extraordinary
season, we have never heard of one.
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GIVEN AwAY.-Ice Cream, Soda
Water and other goods given away to
parties buying one pound Of fine French
Candies worth 70 cents, for 60 cents, or
one pound Of plain Candies mixed,
worth 40 cents, for 80 cents, in fancy
boxes, with gilt order in each box
varying from one glass of soda water to
one gallon of ice cream or other goods
to the amount at my store, till further
notice. G. A. SwARTz.
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A NICE CONDUCTOR
He Is Promptly Removed
from His Position.

Yesterday quite a sensation was
created by the reported attempt Of
man named Conrad Holly to outrage a
young girl who had been travelling to
this city on train over the Central
Ohio railroad, on which Holly was
conductor.
The facts are briefly these. Yester-
day a man accompanied by most
respectable and modest looking young
lady, stopped at the Mcclure House.
where tire man registered his name as
John Briggs and Jane Brigs,' and
secured a room. The parties were
shown to the apartments to which they
had been assigned. In few moments
afterwards the young lady came down
in haste to the parlor and afterwards
went down into the ticket office, where
she sat down again apparently very
much alarmed and greatly excited.
Word was sent to Mr.. Goodwin, one Of
the proprietors Of the house, and TO him
she told her story.
She said she had come from Cincin-
natl and was on her way out the Hemp
field railroad. That at Columbus che
had taken Holly's train for Wheeling.
On the way down she had asked him
several necessary questions about her
route and that in consequence he had
become quite attentive to her. On ar
irving in this city he advised her to 60
to the Mcclure House to await the de-
parture of the Hempfeld train. He
went with her to the hotel and regis
tered as we have stated above.
She SAYS that after they had reached
the room he entered it with her and
locked the door. No sooner had he
done so than he made improper ad-
vances towards her, which she repealed,
and finally she made her escape from
the room.
Mr.. Goodwin at once sought out
Holly to hear his version of the story.
He confessed that the girl had told the
truth, except that he had made no at
tempt upon her chastity; but his style
of denial did not carry conviction to
the minds OF the hearers.
Mr.. Goodwin was with difficulty re-
strained from giving the would.be raw
isher one of the most magnificent fog
gings he ever got in his life. He done
better. He sent for the railroad au.
thorities that they might hear the
young lady's statement, which was
taken down by Selby Jones, Esq, and
sent to headquarters. Last night Cap,
tain Devries removed Holly from his
position and would not allow him to 60
out with his train.
Legal steps would have been taken in
the case but for the young lady's re-
luctance to have further notoriety in
the affair than she had already OBJ,
| tanned
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PARDoNED AND DISCHARGED. --Renja.
min X. Martin, convicted at the March
term, 1870, OF Marion county Circuit
Court of murder in the second degree
and sentenced to two years confinement
in the penitentiary, was released from
that institution yesterday, having been
pardoued by Governor Jacob.
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STORM IN WEST LIBERTY We'd
nesday there was q terrible rain and
wind storm in West Liberty, as we are
informed. The corn was blown down,
and the roads were a perfect flood of
madly rushing waters. 1t is said that
so heavy fall of rain was never known
in that region before. Here, it will be
remembered, there was but a light
shower.
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MEAN.-The meanest man we have
heard of for some time; has turned up
in the suburbs. He paid sixty cents
for two quarts Of live potatoe bugs and
then scattered them broadcast over the
patch Of a neighbor against whom he
had grudge.
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BoCKINGs AROMATIC BLACKBERRY
CORDIAL, a pleasant and efficient rem
edy for the cure of bowel complaints oil
adults or children. Prepared aud sold
at E. Bookings Pharmacy, No. l Odd
Fellows Hall.
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We TAKE IT BAcK.-We publish an
item elsewhere, offering to rent the city
calaboose. We take that back. The
calaboose is not for rent yet. lobe
Vance was hived last evening, and the
lookup will not be for rent until lobe
dies or reforms.
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SINGERS PATENT GRAVEL PAPER, for
bottoms Of bird cages, keeps the bird
in health and song, and prevents it
from having sole feet, forms an artificial
ground to scratch and pick in, saves
time and trouble and prevents the
accumulation OF filth and dirt. Sold
at E. Bookings Pharmacy, No. l Odd
Fellows Hall.
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U. S. CIRCUIT CoURr.-The United
States Circuit Court, Judge Bond, pre-
siding, with Judge Jackson as Asso-
ciate, will commence a session at Pal
kersburg, on Monday, August It'll.
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WHEN you start out to buy Boots and
Shoes or Hats and Caps, so directly to
Forgey & Clemens, southeast corner Of
Main and Union streets. You are sure
to get what you want at low prices.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that it is
late in the season, we notice that J. T.
Lakin Il Co., Merchant Tailors, are
still receiving a choice lot Of goods for
summer wear.
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A MAN while engaged in handling
stone at the B. & O., depot yesterday,
had one Of his finger. broken. We did
not learn his name.
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MOVING and threshing machine acct.
dents are in season now and are getting
plentier.
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AN exchange says diamonds are in
creasing in value. When they get a
little higher we'll sell ours.
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JOHN w. GILL, Esq, former resi-
deHt Of Wheeling, was in the city yes
terday.
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TAYLOR COUNTY FAlR.-The Fair of
the Taylor county Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, will be held at
Grafton, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October 10th,
llth, 18th and 18th, and is expected to
exceed any previous display of the
agricultural and mechanical products
of the State. New facilities have been
provided, new halls have. been added
and the grounds have been enlarged.
The track is one Of the finest in the
country, it i, Il half mile long and
forty feet wide ami is in splendid order.
Over it there will he last and slow mule
races, foot races, blind-fold wheelbar-
row races and many other attractions.
The directors have added a new feature
to the fair by the offer Of premium
of a bracelet to the best and most grace
full lady equestriene, a riding bride to
the second best, and driving whip to
the third best. The skill and grace
known to be possessed by the fair daugh
tiers Of West Virginia as equestrlenes
give assurance that these prizes will be
warmly contested.
Such fairs as the one proposed by
the Taylor county Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, cannot but be pro-
ductive Of good in developing the agrl
cultural and mechanical resources Of
our State and bringing her forward in
the front rank in the race for wealth
power and all that goes TO make up a
commonwealth greatness.
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Mheeliug Register.
FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New Advertisements.
Free Luuch-Christ. Berkle.
Dissolution OF Partnership.
Proposals for Lumber.
Administrator Notice.
Ladies' Watches-Oxtoby d Duftield
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIEs.-A full Supply at E. Book
ings Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows
Hall.
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NorIcE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.- Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros. & Co., No. 90
Market street, and save fifteen per cent.
by getting those wide English goods,
which are superior to American papers
both in the quality Of the paper and in
the colors they are printed in, and sell
for the same price. You will find there
the best assortment in the city, all
styles. prices and qualities.
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LAIRD's BLOOM OF YOUTH, sold at E.
Bookings Pharmacy, No, | Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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INDISPENSABLE ARTICLES. - Boots,
Shoes and Caters cannot be dispensed
with. Ifyou buy them at Forgey &
Clemens YOU save trouble and money.
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
$3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collec,
ton business transacted with fidelity ana
Certificates of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums to suit.
New Fractional Currency and i, 2, ana oc
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
ton of the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob Hornbrook, Chester u. Knox,
Jacob s. Rhodes, Morgan u. w,
John l.. Hobbs. 1: ). CanpOet.
noar25-d6w
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BuRSRrr's CoLoeNl.-Best in Amer.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
Sam1 Mcclellan, George Mendel,
T. II. Logan, Thos. Z. Shallcross,
G. W. Franzheim, in. Vance.
]. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis c. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and In that time done
a successful business, Is still prepared 10
take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments TO Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company In the
State and composed OF some ninety-f0ur
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself To the
favorable consideration OF the insuring pub
lie, and solicits their patronage. Applica-
tons for insurance Will be promptly at
tended TO at their Office, No. % Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
A. L. WILEY General A ent f"h20
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO

- 1ssE.ssssH3 PASSENGER TRAINS
~ ~E@x%will run by the following
schedule on and after May 18th, ls7l
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

Ia -siissss5 ON AND AFTER MAY
~ xSs srsexsx y, 1871, Trains will run IN
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SHOT THRouoA THE TEMPLE.
An Old MisGHdersfandfBg Between Ne
grOes Brought 20 = Legitimate
Conclusion.

Nelson Cole is now stiff in death. He
was hurried into eternity yesterday by a
pistol bullet which went crashing through
his thick skull In obedience to the behest
of q brother African named Sam Jones.
Those negroes lived out about Buntyn
station, on the Charleston road, but did
not live, as neighbors should, in peace
and harmony. About six months ago
they had a small fight between them
selves, during which Cole received q
wound in the leg, s wound In the lower
part of the back, and n in the neck.
At this crisis In the mutual exsrciae, Cole
"caved" and declared the battle drawn
for the time being. Yesterday the fight
was renewed, Cole having effected his re-
pairs to his entire satisfaction, felt him
self In a condition TO try his hand once
more. he went TO where Jones was in the
woods, having armed himself with a shot
gun; a few shots were exchanged, Jones
being possessed of a navy-six. A dag OF
truce was hung put by Jones, and a psriey
followed, during which it was arranged
that Cole should give up his gun and then
they were I'd have q mutual OF the
pipe of peace.
Jones Is q man of evil nature and gen.
orally vicious propensities. be is also a
person of much bad experience and sinis-
ter aspect. Age. thirty-eight; used to
the worst ways of a very bad world, and
m~isanthropic. He, therefore, took advan-
tsge Of the confiding nature of Cole. The
moment he got the shotgun he put the
muzzle Of his s~ix-shooter to the head OF
the young Inan-only eighteen years OF
sge-snd sent the ball crashing through
the wool, glistle, bone and pulp Of his
too-coniding antagonist, thus Kidding the
world OF a III in the prime of youth,
who, had he been spared, might have
raised fifty bales of cotton ere Nature
would mildly beckon him on to the shades
of LIES declining day.
Jones afterwsTd got in q wagon, gun
and pistol, and rode into the city; at the
same time q charitable peighbor came
citywsrds to notify the police.
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Hea- Resident aiotiss.

No. 1855. r DIN the Second Charcery Court
of Shelby county, Tennessee Ds5cto Bank
Of Memphis et ~. vs.. L. r. Gilbert and
others.
IN cause It appearing rom the petition
i Of w. Il. Eastiand TOR writ Of error c0rem
nObiE, etc, that the defendapts IN said petit
ton, FRANCIS p. RUEnall. Etsncis p. Fur
nall, IT.. RenWick ". Champion d Isaac N
Davis, firm OF furnalls, Champion a Co., are
ncn-residenI OF the Stale Of Lenness9es
II is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and
Master. That said defendants in said petit
ton MAKE their appearance herein. at the
Courthouse OF the second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in January, 1871, and plead, an
sWer or demCr TO. sai1 petition. or the same
will be taken Tor confessed rs 70 them AID
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for -FOUR
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This November y, l51
A oopy--attest:
n ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By c. BELcHER, Deputy G. and IA.
GRntt q Mcdowell. Sols. for cOmp'lts fn& 50
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAlLR0AD
Counpanv.
A~ON-REsIDEnT NOTICE.

No. 2Oo9. o. Rim the First Chanosry Court
OF shelby countys Tennessee-Sutfa Wea-
yer Va william 3. Bland ct al.
IT appearing from a order OF Court In this
4 cause that JOHN Nay, the purchaser OF
lots z, : . 3, formerly sold herein, has de-
parted this LIE; that Sarah ]. Fielder torn
erly Nay and Mtchael 8. Fielder heT hus-
nand) anu Cynthia n. Nay, widow OF said
decsdent, residents OF oxford, Mississfppi,
Mary g Fulreu formerly Mayl and aer nus
band Alfred fulseu and John p May are
residents Of ArKansas-alof whom are tbs
widow and heirs OF said dscedent, and hon
residents Of the state of TenRos1ees
II Is therefore ordered they makB
their appearance herein, Al tbs courthouse
In the city OF Memphis Tennr on OF before
The rBt Monday IN January, l8I4 and b o
oanfe, II any they have why his said sui
should not be revived, and Judgement etc.
rendered aaadnst thenlsl or 1hs same VIII be
heard ard Dfooeeded with azpartes and that
= copy o. Ibis order be pnousned once e
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Aem-
nhisA Appeal. November u, 1874.
EDAUNDA A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. A Deputy LAM.
LogFeod6 Aieohs Sols. oW Complt Lr1sa q
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bank and protest has been entered The
transfer steamer 81. Louis il now at Mound
City, being l~engthened thirty feet and
having other alterations made. She win
be ready for business again in about three
weeks The Argoay and three barges are
All hard aground in separate places at
Cache island......It was reported yesterday
that the Emile LaBsrgs, aground at Pow
ers island, has her huilt8istsd and sleak-
ing badly.....The W. FL. Brown, which
struck Beacon rock, at the mouth Of the
Ohio, Tuesday night, broke thirty-eight
timners, and has gone on the ways at
Mound City for repairs .....Captzin Syl-
vester VIII leave for Cairo tomorrow
evening, to start his line in operation"
The Louisville Courier-Journal Of tho
7th says: "The members Of the general
executive committee Thirty four In num-
ber), appointed by the national conven-
ton of steamboatmen that met In this
city recently, are called TO meet at the
Ebbitt house, Washington city, Tuesday,
December 18th, at 10 o'clock am"
The Nashville Unionsays: 1.-THE river is
once more rising and now shows twenty
i've inche on Harpeth Shosls.....The
Umpire arrived abnut 10 pm. Tuesday,
moderately laden with coal.........Th Ella
Hughes, Umpire and Talismsn are at the
levee awaiting sufficient water to ON
mence operations. Everybody along
the Cumberland river viii be grstiied TO
learn that the chief engineer In charge Of
b internal improvements being inside
under the appropriation by congress, re-
commends in his annual report that $2l9,-
900 be expended on the river from here 70
the mouth, but chiefly az Harpsth ShOa's.
II u congressional delegation can man.
age to get this appropriation through,
Colonel Albert will not require many
months to give us a clear channel to
Smithland."
Boats Leaving To-Day
For New Orleans.-The fine passenger
steamer, John Il. Groesbeck, leaves to-day
at 9 a.m. as above.
For Oincinnati.-Fhe regular Ohio river
freight and passenger packet Sam J. Hale,
Captain ]. II. Hamblsbon, leaves to-day
at 8 pm. for Cincinnsti and all way land
ings. Mr.. W. B. Miller has charge of the
Office.
For st. Louis.-The st. Joseph. Captain
Corbltt, leaves to-day at 5 pm for Cairo,
st. Louis and the coast landings.
For White river.-The regular United
States mail and passenger packet r. P.
/ Walt, Captain William Ashford, leaves
to-day aE 8 p m. fer DsVans Bluff, Jack
sonport and all points on " hite river.
Colonel e. W. Outlaw is her popular sec
rotary.
For Frisrs Point. = The regular tri-
weekly passenger packet @. ". Cheek.
Captain Dave Hukili, leaves to day at s
pm. for Friars Point and ali way land
ings. f. s. Gontermsnn, L. W. Briggs
and M. Downs are her clerks.
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Denial Of the Whole Story I'm Refer.
enee 10 MT. GrcenIaW.

It appears that the reports in reference
tc the disaster at Springhil, Msury coun-
ty, which We published In yesterday
mornings APPEAL, were happily untrue.
The following W2s handed to us yester-
day:
"MENPHIs, December s, 1871.
"EditoTs AppeGL-I received 8 dispatch
from the operator at ~Springhill, Tennes-
see, this morning, stating that all reports
in regard to Eugene Greenlaw and family
were entirely false-Dothing wrong with
him or family. ]. A. SIMMONS"
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Attachment Notice.
james Brown ii Hsrris Rnoaes.

James Brown Is. Hsrris Rhodes
nEFORE JAMIeS HALL a Justice Of the
ID Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee. In
this case an attachment having been sued
out BY the plaintiff against the defendant
under section 3Sh5 Of the code, and the same
havingbeen duly returned into Court levied
By garnishment upon The money or property
OF The defendant IN The hands OF one JOhn
Binyon, and he having answered that he
helo auch money or prog cry OF ths defend
AM, and affidavit hzV ng Deeu made that the
Is Justly indebted to tbs plaintiu,
evidenced by account, in the zum O. one
hundred and eighty dollars and interest and
that the defenoRnB Ia a nom resident OF the
State Of the Tennessee
IL Is therefore ordered By the Court, THAI
b edofendant. Harris Rhodes appear before
me, at my Office. IN the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on the 6th day OF January, ls72 az 10
O'Clock an, and defend the same or the suit
VIII be proceeded wtth ezpafts; it Is f1rther
ordered, that this publication BE- made In the
Aeuphis Datiy Appeal, a newspaper pub
lishe1 u the city Of Memphis, for four con-
secuttve weeks nom this aste the LIST
day Of December, I5Il.
JAMES HALL P.
& Hutchinson, Atty Tor PPn de2 sat