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4 MEMOIR OF
ROGER BROOKE TANEY, Ill. ID

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
By SAMUEL TYLER. LII. d.,
Or THE MARYLAND BAR
Mr. Tyler was selected by Chief Justice
fancy. two years before his death. as his
bographcr. All his private papers, were
from time to time, placed in the hands of
Mr.. Tyler 10y his executors and family. The
biography is, for every fact stated, perfectly
authentic.
The first chapter Of the Memoir was
written by the Chief Justice. 1t is Of pc
cuiar interest The condition of Maryland
society, in which he was born, is described
in a very graphic manner. His School and
College days, and his day Of Law Studies
are spoken of with singular felicity. Some
of the then great Lawyers of the Maryland
Bar are described in itr-like portraits And
topics, which only his memory could recall
from the past, are brought before us in a
charming narrative This chapter covers
twenty-thrcc years Of the life of the Chief
Justice.
In the subsequent chapters written by
Mr. Tyler, are matters of the highest inter
est to the historian, the lawyer the states
man, and every class of intelligent readers.
The life of the Chief Justice extended
through such a long period of our history
Born in III, his life extended to 1861 and
he occupied SO many important posts OF
honor and responsibility, that to present
him as he appeared as an actor in affairs
much of the history Of the working Of the
Federal Government has to be narrated
The inside history of important public mat,
tiers will be disclosed for the first time
Amongst others, much of the history Of the
bred Scott case, hitherto unknown to the
public, will he unveiled Many interesting
and imposing facts never before disclosed
will give a varied interest to the Memoir
Facts and Documents in the possession OF
the Historian, will enable him to vindcat,
the Chief Justice from futile attempts made
by leading statesmen of his day to tarnisl
his public reputation in relation to the
memorable epoch in his history, connected
with the Removal of the Public Deposits
Important private acts of the Chief Jus
tice will be disclosed that will, for all time
serve rs examples to public men.
There are two papers, one on the Reno
val of the Deposits, the other on the Drct
Scott decision, prepared by the Chief Jus
ticc, as his justification with postcrity, thai
will be appended to the Memoir
Altogether, the Memoir is one of extraor
binary interest, and will be of permanent
value in the history of the United States.
n. B.-A portion of the profits of thu
Memoir will be for the benefit Of the family
of Chief Justice fancy.
tB" Agents wautcd in all parts Of thu
U. S. to sell this and other Popular Works
For particulars, address
MURPHY e. CO.,
ug26-tf Publishers, Baltimore.
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TURNPIKE LAW for Frederick coun-

TURNPIKE LAW for Frederick coun-
ty, passed by the General Assembly Of
Maryland, at the January Session, 1870,
Chapter 2.
AN ACT to authorize the County Cor
missioncrs of Frederick county to subscribe
to the Stock Of Turnpike Companies in said
county
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General
Assemby| Maryland. That whenever three
fitths of the Capital Stock of any Turnpike
Company in Frederick county, chartered
and organized since the first day of Janua-
ry, A. ID. 1868, or to be hereafter organized
shall have been subscribed for and taken by
responsible, bona tide Stockholders, the
County Commissioners Of said county are
hereby authorized and empowered to sub
scribe for such portion Of the remaining
two-ffths of the said Capital Stock rs in
their discretion may be deemed proper in
the name and for the benefit of said county
and shall be entitled to be represented ri
all meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company, by the County Commissioners
for the time being, or by such person or
persons rs may be duly authorized by them
provided said road or roads so subscribed to
shall be graded for width of twenty feet.
fourteen of which shall be covered With
stone of an average depth Of nine inches /;
Provided also, That in accordance with
the provisions of Article 3, Section 81 Of
the Constitution this Act shall be published
in the newspapers printed in said county,
for two months before the next election for
members of the House of Delegates, and
shall also be approved by a majority of all
the members elected to each House of the
General Assembly, at its next session after
said election.
SEC 2. And be It enacted, That the
County Commissioners of the said county
are hereby authorized to issue the Bonds
Of the county to the amount of the Stock
SO subscribed and to negotiate said Bonds
upon the most favorable terms, provided
they shall not be sold for less than par and
the said County Commissioners are author
lied to levy upon the asScSsable property
of the county an amount sufficient to pay
the annual interests upon said Bonds, and
the principal at maturity.
SEC 3. And be 1t enarted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
County papers will each publish the
above Act for two months, and upon the
completion of its publication send certi-
fled copy to the Office of the County Com
missioncrs for Frederick county. BY order,
aug 2G-2m JOHN NEED, Clerk.
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Sept. 3OM, 1871.

FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
at the Cheap Store on the corner.
TINE undersigned has returned from the
l. City with a LARGE STOCK or
GOODS Ladies' Dress Goods, viz Alpa-
cas-, Delaines, Prints, Ginghams, Opera
Flannels, Shawls, Hoods, Gloves, &C., &c.
Muslns, Tickings, Towlings, Sattinets,
Tweeds, Cashmere, Ready-madc Clothing,
Notions, LADIES' and Childrens Shoes
Mems Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groce-
ries, Hardware, Quccnswarc, Cedarware,
Drugs, Paints and Oils, Bacon ind Flour,
Sc, &c, which he will sell Us low ~ can
be bought in the country. ~ .
GEO II. JOHNSON.
sept 3O-4w
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AUCTIONEERING,

TNHE subscriber, having considerable cx.
i. pcrience as an Auctioncer, offers his
services to the public to cry Public or Pri.
vatc Sales. He will attend in town, or any
reasonable distance from Mcchanicstown,
for that purpose. He may be found at his
residence. Terms, reasonable.
sept 23-6mOs. JOHN ED. MARTIN.
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elsewhere.
: have lust received a large stock OF fine
and coarse BOOTS for Men and Boys ;
Mems Calf and Lasting GATHERS:
tF-L.ADIES KID AND LASTING
G Ate Il 5;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers: Misses and
Childrcn.' Kid and Lasting Caters: Mo.
rocco Shoes Of all sizcs; which will sell
cheap. TT will sew or peg all rips ircc
# charge.
He solicits call from his friends and
customers 10 examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots. CATERS, &c.
The sim of the Big Boot. on West Main
Street, will dircc, YOU to his place of huri-
ness >
I Oct If ENoS y. Wv Elk.
4 VALUABLE TOWN PROPER,
TY AT PRIVATE SALE.
U~IlE undersigned will offer at private
sale that valuable house and "a
lot situated in McchanicstOwn, Md. I'D
ON North street, adjoining the pro- AA
nrrtv of DIR. II. N. ShultZ. on the South
and the new street I'm tho North side, now
occupied by Josiah Damuth. The lot is
30 feet front, running back to the depth OF
one hundred and scvcntyfivc G75) feet I'M
proved, with good substantial frame
dwelling, "a feet front by IS feet deep, 2
stories high The building is new and well
finished throughout. There is mn excellent
well of water at the door. The lot is well
fenced and in good repair.
/ The building is situated in one of tho
finest locations in town, and will be sold
CHEAP. Pcrsous wishing to buy property
in Mcchanicstown will do well to call and
,reit l.. II. WAESCIIE.
oct 7-6w
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LNRESH DRUGS.-Thc subscriber has
Il on hand and is constantly receiving a
supply of FRESH DRUGS and MEDI-
ClNES, which he offers for sale on pleas
ing terms. Call and see
DR.. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
sept est Water street.
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TIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY.

THE FOLLOW IN'' l'h'lfhii.
ON MONDAY, the 10th, will I've sold )
head of horses, I mule colt,
-~T II head Of cattle, among
az A.s which are several very valu-
w Y able Mich Cows and Hcfrrs,
s'a1Al fine young Bull, 2 Sows, l
large Boar. Q Shoats and ; pigs, Broad
Tread Wagon, / Marrow ditto, Spring
WAGON, / Sulkcy. Falling Top Buggy
(ncarlv new, Flows. llarrows, Cultivators
Riding and Wagon Saddles, sctts brccch.
bands, 3 sets front Gears, Housings, !
sets single harness, together with lakes
Shovcls, Forks, and other articles usually
found on well conducted farm. Also
about o5 ACRES OF CORN IN SHOCK
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, will bt
sold all the FURNITURE contained in
"Clairvaux Boarding House, consisting OF
Bc.lstcads and Bedding, contained in Il
a.. more rooms, with Sheets, Pillow Cases
Towels and Napkins, Parlor and Dining
Room Chairs, Tables, Scttce, Mirrors, Car
nets Mating, 2 large and nearly new
f,ookinp Stoves, I'arlor and Template
Stoves: besides II large assortment O
Ouccnsware, Glassware, Silvcrware, Crock
cryware, Tubs, Benches, and large assert
mcnt of Kitchen articles, too numerous ft
mention. 1t is seldom such an opportunity
is offered to the public, AS this sale cmbra
ccs all articles land in great VARIETY, in us'
on a large farm; besides every article ne
.ccssay to a first Class Boarding House.
TERMS or SALE-A credit OF sia
months will he given on all sums OF *l'
and over, by the purchaser or purchasers
giving notes with approved security, bear
Ing interest on all sums under $40, thu
cash will he required.
TT No property to he removed unit
terms of sale are complied with. Sale Il
commence at 10 o'clock. \. Mon each day
JAMES 4. ELDER.
sept 30-3w Executor.
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DIR. William White

+ CONTINUES to practice his profession
\ in Mcchanicstown and vicinity. ll"
offers his professional services I" his
friends and the public When no, absent
he may be found at his residence Main
street mar4-tf
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NEW SUPPLY,

boot & BLACK have the pleasure
IN Of informing their friends and eusto-
merS, that they have just received from
Baltimore and the Eastern cities, their full
supply Of FALL AND WINTER Goods,
of the latest styles and in all varieties
Their goods have been laid in with care;
and they are now prepared to sell bargains
cheap for CASH, or to punctual custom
crs ON limited credit. We invite our
friends to give lis call rs We arc prepared
to please all.
Sept 3O-4w
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western Maryland Railroad
Company.

A NNUAL MEETING !-Stockholders
n are hereby notified that an election
for Five Directors for the ensuing year.
will he held at the Office OF the Company,
100 North Calvert street, baltimore, on
Wednesday, Oct. ls. 1871, at 10 NJ:
y. PRESTON PARR,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Baltimore. oct. !, l91l-1H
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THE TIME TO READ.

THE TIME TO READ.
NIGHTS ARE GETTING
LONGER AND PLEASANT.
SMITHS CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
HoURs-Opcn from 8 A. NJ, until 7 p. NJ.
TERMS Ten Cents per vol. week.
RULES
tB- Positively no book loaned out for
longer time than week, and those
who disregard this rule, will be de-
MED books in the future.
M1agy t3@@KSs
"Folly-Furinc" by author "Ouida.'
"The Wife of Vain Man"-by Madame
Schwartz.
"Thc Foe in the Household" by Miss
Checsboor
AT Last" by Charles Kingsley.
"The American Cardinal" A Novel.
"Gidcon's Rock" an English Novel.
"Milbank," by Mrs MaryJ. Holmes.
"Thc Island NcighborS,' by Mrs. Black.
well.
Anne Furncss" by author "Vcronica.
Ralph the Heir" by A. Trollopc.
For lack of Gold" by Chas. Gibbon.
"Won-Not Woocd," by author "Carl-
yon's year
tB- Also, Il lot of IIarper's Novels, Sc
lcct Library, etc.
"a" New Books added to Library near
~ every day. Respectfully. -
sept 23-U ID. f. SMITH.
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p III @ s z III A u u.s.
Farmers now IL the time to
Improve your Land.

We have just received the following
qualities of superior Phosphates:
Magnum Bonum
Baughs Raw Bone;
Empire Bone;
Ground Raw Bone;
Wilson & Suffers.
For sale by
CHEW l. sTOCkSDALE,
aug. 19-tf Agents.
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DR.. w. f. LUCKETT

HAVING permanently located in Sa-
Ill billasvslle, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens of the
town and vicinity.
Sept. 23.3mos.
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I)I b Lie s A !. T..

TIE subscriber, AZ Executor Of the Is
tate of PHILIP HAM. late Of Fr,''cr.
lex county, deceased and 10y virtue of an
order from the Orphans Court of Frcdcr
;,.l ro,n,v. will sell n, Public Sale, at tho
residence If the late deceased (Clairvau1)
near Mt. 81, Marys College,
On Afona,y and 7m v|1'y, Mr 1911
and l-M duVs of October nru,
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boarding. Persons wishing good
- plain boarding in quiet family, plea
SAINT part Of the town, will call at this
office. sept soft
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= EEEIs::a
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
OPEN TO NICOLA NICS7UW WV.
(ON1Y Six MILES FROM EMMrTTsBUKG.)
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of Franklin and Cdlrert Streets
Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills, Glen Morris, Rcistcrstown, Finks,
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middleburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mcchanicstown at $3.50
A. NJ. and 800 p NJ daily, except Sunday
and for Union Bridgr at $50 p. NJ.
The $50 A. NJ Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester at
Glen Morris Station; for Tancytown ut
Middleburg Station, and for Emmittsburg
at Mcchanicst0wn.
Returning trains leave Mcchanicstown at
$50 A. NJ. and 800 =. NJ; leave Union
Bridge at 500 and 7:l5 A. NJ. and 405 +.
NJ. for Baltimore daily, except Sunday. ar
irving at $50 and 1910 A. NJ. and 700
p. M. w. H. JoltDAN,
General Agent.
JOHN T. RIGsEY, Superintendent.
sent S3-tf
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NLTANTED.--To rent, small house IN
w this town. for which $50 per 2nnum
will be paid CJll at this Office.
s"pt 23-tf
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Important Announcement.

| PREPARING for early publication, en-
l. bcllishcd with fine Portrait of the
Chief Justice, on Steel, in one volume, oc-
tavo, printed on fine paper, and bound in
Morocco cloth, bevelled, price s.. Library
style, Marhlcd edges, Sc. Half Morocco,
81.
4 work Of extraordinary interest and of
permanent value to the Historian, the Law
yer, the Statesman, and every intelligent
reader
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DON'T READ THIS!
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS!

nON"T READ THIS!
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS!
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
The largest, fnest-finished and cheapest
assortment in Frederick
Beautiful Albums only IS Gents.
Most certainly the best and cheapest ever
offered here; also, a large assortment, all
styles of finish and low prices, Just received
and for sale at SMITHS
aug loft Temple of Fancy.
INOR Ladies' Dress Goods and Parasols,
u go to F. WHITES.
NOR ready made Clothing of the latest
~ styles, new and cheap, go to
F.. WHITES.
yDs3 gpIR T EIsIllMN
Neatly executed at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Suggestions for the SsassH.-..Thousands
regard he winter as a season Of trials; and
the truth is, that II there is a weak point in
the system, winter is pretty sure to ind 1t
out. Constitutions tendencies to disease are
generally aggravated by damp and cold.
rheumatism sometimes lies perdu all the
summer and fall, to pOunce upon its victims
In the season Of cold. As a means Of forti-
Tying the body against all the diseases which
prevail most extensively IN winter, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters cannot be too urgently
recommended. There would be fewer cases
Of the pulmonary complaints tending TO
consumption, If all feeble systems we're in
vigorated during the season with a course OF
this inestimRbie vegetable tonic and altera-
tive. Constipation, Indigestion, torpidity Of
the liver, and a general sluggishness OF the
Becrettve organs, very generally prevail at
this period Of the year. To all these all
ments experience (the most trustworthy Of
all mentOrs) teaches us thst the BiJters is q
reliable remedy. Warm clothing Is a good
external defense against atmospheric cold
and moisture, but vigorous activity in the
vital organization which generates heat and
delivers IL to the surface, is also essential to
health, and this activity is secured through
the operation Of the Bitters. The skin SYM
pathizes with the stomach, and II digestion
Is regular and perfect the exterior circuIa-
dOu win be brisk, and damp and cold may
be encountered with comparative safety,
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Mnn-RasIdanf Mniina.

No, $50. N. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Tennsssee.-The
German National Bank VS.. j. NJ. Tomeny
and S. W. Lambeth.
TT appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
Il cause that the defendants, j. N. TOmeny
audS. W. Lambeth, are non-residents OF the
State Of Tennessee. and that the raid j. n.
Tomeny is indebted by note to complainant
in the sum Of Su55 80 by Judgment in the
Municipal Court OF Memphis on the 18th day
OF January, 1870, and that Howell, Wood q
Co. are indebted 10 said Tomeny, and that
s. w. Lambeth is The assignee in bankruptcy
OF said Howell, Wood g. Co, u that an in
Junction, as prayed for, has been granted, re-
straining said defendant, y. ". Lambeth,
from paying over to defendant, ]. M. Tom
env. any part Of the funds in his hands, OF
mat may come to his hands, as assignee OF
Howell, Wood d Co.:
Il is therefore ordered, thatthey make their
pearanee herein, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county, In
tbe CITY OF Memphis, Tennessee, Oh. or before
the FIRST Monday in March, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur TO compliments bin, OF
the same will be aken fer confessed as 70
them, and set for hearing exparte; andthat g
o OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This January q, B7l,
Al c~Opy-attest:
NJ. b. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy G. and d..
Harris q Pillow Soils, for compl't jazz
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Saturday February H., 1911

Within legal hours, the following described
reat estate, to-Wit: Situated and being Ia
pot, and bsinga part OF the Bate tract Of $40
acres, civil District, range 7s section
-, and beginning at q small willow oak 81
Gold Grithn's north line in the road, leading
from LOOsa Hatchie bridge to the depot; the
came being J.. W. Wrignts southwest corner;
thence west 20 chains TO a hickory tree
marked ii. B.; thence north II chains 70 a
stake In he center of the LOOsa HatChie
river, with white oak pointers; thence west
30 chains, 30 links TO a take Is links west of
hickory tree; thence north 81 chains and %
links TO a stake with white oak pointers
thence east "a chains; hence north p chains
ana . links 70 a sweet gum, marked 7. b.
thence east ~ chains and 81 liRks TO a stake
ia links north OF a sycamore tree on the
creek thence south 36 chains and 20 links to
a small white oak marked "a corner" thence
west II ha1ns 70 a strEe thence south 80
west 30 inks to a white oak; thence south
l3' west, with main road p chains and 50
links, crossing LOosa Hatchie river on new
bridge TO a take in the center of road;
thence south To- east chains TO the begin
ming, containing % acres. ~AlsOanCther tract.
situate Iytng and being in Shelby county,
tennessee, Civil District No. J., range s., sec
tiOn4. Beginnings "a sfas e, thence north s.
east TO a hickory marked h. & NJ. tue south
west corner Il 1000 acre tract granted TO the
heirs Of Alexander Mcdonald; thence east
fOrty-eight chains 20 a stake eighty LINKS
west Of a white oak marked A i. B.; thence
north TO a staKe, James SCOTS southeast err
neri thence west with said SCOTS line As
chains TO said SCOTS southwest corner on
west boundary line Of said 1000 acre tract.
thence south to the beginning containing
ninety 800 acres more or less, being the same
property conveyed to said Bass By A. u.
BledsOe, by deed Of record in Deed Book 81,
page 3l9.
The above property viii be sold subject to
the WidOwers dover.
Terms or SALE.-Ou a credit Of g and
twelve months; purchaser giving notes with
pprOved security bearing interest from date.
This land will be surveyed and subdividgd
IN lots a plan or diagram Of which can be
seen at my Office.
This January q, ISL. am
NJ. ID. L.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes & POstOu. Soils. for complainant.
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FINANCIAL

There is no material change to re-
port in local monetary affairs. The
banks report the situation one Of com
parative ease. with but few applicants
for loans or extension Of time on pa
per maturing during the next three
days, and also report shipments OF
currency larger than at any time dur
ing the past month.
Exchange j. in active demand, and
cotton bills Offering more freely in
consequence Of the increased sales OF
cotton. R.tcs remain az Usual-at
at 3a5 discount on New York and
Eastern bills, and discount on New
Orleans and southern bills.
Railroad and insurance stocks and
other local securities are quiet and I'M
changed.
County Warrants are purchased by
dealers az 6ls65, and sold at 67a70, ac-
cordlng to the amounts required.
Bank OF Tennessee money is bought
at IS, and sold by dealers at n.
Gold was in better request. and
transactions amounting to $4,000 we're
reported at uOallOi buying, and lila
1114 selling.
The United States Treasury has is
sued a letter setting forth that half
notes, the other halves Of which have
been lost in the mails, will be re-
deemed on presentation to the Treas
urer's Office for half their face value.
Parts of notes are not redeemed 10
full except evidence is furnished OF
the total destruction Of the missing
portions.
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No 10, Rim the First Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee.7Jesse J. Busby
ct al. (Busby, Johnson & co.., vs.. o. M
Spillman and H. P. Spillmau.
IT appearing that the writ Of attachment
i was issued in this cause against the estate
Of o. NJ. Spillman and h. p. Spillman Of the
9th Of December, 1870, on the bill on COM
plainant under oath filed herein, alleging
That said Spillmans are residents Of Arkan-
sas and nOn-residents Of the state Of Ten,
nessee; that they are indebted to complains
ants in the sum Of about Sl00J as evidenced
by their prOmissOry note executed to com.
~plainant, J. J. Busby, April 10, 1870; that said
attachment has been returned levied on the
property of defendants, etc:
It'll therefore ordered, That they make thei1
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in Marcn, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill, OF
the same will be taken for confessed as To
them and set for hearing eXparte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in The Memphis
Appeal.
A cCPy-attest:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By.R, j. BLACK Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metcalf s. Scarborough. Soils for cOmplts. jE