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PETROLEUM MARKET.
UsvTLLE, Pa, August 24-The
rsp0rta the petrOleum market
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Medical Mistales.-It took the faculty
about a Thousand years 10 discover hi the
best wsy TO cure disease was not TO render
the patient to weak to contend with it With
in The last twenty years, however, the whole
system OF mediesl practice has been changed
for the better. In diseases or complaints
caused by excessive heat, for instance, the
doctors no longer recommend the reduction
OF the inyRlid's strength by prOstrating med
icInes. Toe vast success which has attended
the use OF Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters
as a remedy for debility, has
given even the most preIudiCed mem.
bers OF the old school an Insight
into the only tme aud rational theory OF
cure. -CanthaTidss, calomel, ms over pow
eriDg doses OF opium, are now among the OBJ
Bolete nostrums OF another age. Tit lancet,
once as much the legitimate weapon of the
physician as the sword is OF The soldier, is
seldom drawn from It's case. The principle
OF life is no longer drained from the veins by
the quart, and water-gruel for the strength
less invalid mas ceased to be considered an
appropriate diet. Vigor IS the motto OF the
rational member OF the profession, and they
understand, at last, the value Of a sterling
vegetable tonic. So, also, with the people at
large; and without consulting medical men
Al ali. they a adopted the b!tters as a
household remedy, thereby -eeOnOmlzing both
cash and health
Note the fact, that Hoststfer's Stomach BIT.
tiers Is sold In bottles only, never in bulk, and
that the abOrtiOns springing up In various
parts OF Rhe country, and sometimes offered
as substitutes for the great national specific,
AZ e all utterly worthless.
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TRADE

T., the leading markets was quiet, with
fsu- countrv buVers on the market, and a
iimftsd number Of orders. Though thero
Is q gradual increase n improvement OF
business: The leading markets are wei
stocked and prices are IN comparison WIN
Waatsrn markets. Great Inducements are
heiug offered 10 country merchants 10y
Memphis houses, which are selling goods
cheaper than they can be laid down mere
In small lots. The season IL opening with
bright and q good feeling pre-
walls in mercantile circles. Meats are IN
better supply with an active trade oolngi
clear sides are selling 20 the trade al SIC;
clear ribbed sides, 7H@7Zci shoulders are
in light supply, with a good demand We
note sales to the trade at exc; 8 few lots
of inferior changed hands at &C; break
fast bacon Is dull ant nominal, with sales
at IOk@llc, for choice sugar-cured can
yasssd. Lard Is steady, with aSsir local
and shipping trade doing; tierce, lO9l0%e;
keg. 10Z@llc; caddies, lS4l4c Mess
noTk 10 Cincinnati was reported firm and
sotive. with an advance, though the mar
ket here was dull and quiet on account of
The small demand for consumption; deal
srs we're selling prime mess Al s lS0l3 90
mar barrel: rnmp, fl2 509l2 70. Hams
are steady. with q fair city trade doing;
the stock on hand Is equal 70 the demand;
We note salas of choice sugar-cured can
vRs66d and
medium or country-oured, 3HWl4Zcj IN
ferior or rejected, of which there is q
large mount on the market, is being
offered at l2K0lSc. Flour Is active ana
6rmer on account Of tbs slight ad-
vance Of grain, and flour IN ~.
Louis and Chicago. The demand Is moa.ly
for family and choice brands; IN erl
brands are not much In favor; We not
sales At the following figures: Low super
aue. So 50@3 30; extra, 44Q4 90; double
extra. S. 90@6; triple extra, - 69e4l;
choice family and fancy brands, - Zoos %.
Corn on the levee would sell az oO9olHcs
for shelled choice white and yellow.
Bsgging Is active, with an increased ce-
nal. We note sales TO b trade al b fol-
lowing figures: Hemp snd dsx. lh-lb,
n 1S9lsLc; 2-lb, 1D9laHes zH-lDs 80
2Hc. We learned OF 4 sale OF l4O pieces
Of2k-lb bagging at GHc, and 100 DO of1-lp
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~fson-Resldsnt KofIce,

No. s46 R. DIN the Second Chancery Courto
shelby County, Tennessee,-The Manhattan
Bank of Memphis VS.. 5. W. Dorsey.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn
10 In this cause, that the defendant, 5
W. Dorsey, is justly indebted to the Complain
ant in the sum OF $500 for damages growing
ont of said DOrsey's breach OF contract N
failure TO deliVs certain Arkansas Levee
Bonds, and that he is "a nonresident OF the
state of Tennessee, and that for these causes
an attachment was sued out OF this Court
against the property of Defendant, and the
same was issued. and has been returned by
the Sheriff, duly levied on the property of De-
PENDANT, =. W. Dorsey.
IL is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, Thai he make his appear
ance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chaneery Court of Shelby county,
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in October, 1871,
and plaad, answer or denur to complaint
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con.
fesssd as TO him 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 This August 9Th, 1871.
NIB. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
RV q. BELCHERs, Deputy q. and NJ.
Estes a Jackson. SOl. for COmppL aug6
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-Hnn.REsInENT NnTIcE.

No. 1856, RIA the-F4rst Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-John V. Botto
vs.. Jesse NJ. Tate.
1T appearing thafa writ Of attachment was
i issued In the o cause, August 10, 1911,
upon the bill of complainant, sworn 10 Med
herein same day, against the
Jesse N. Tale, VINO is alleged therein 70 be a
nonresident of the state Of fenneHsee-Le q.
he has ~clandestinly left this state or con-
ceafs himself so that the ordinary process
cannot he served on him thai heH Indebted
10 eomBlasnant in the sum OF about s670, as
DER AmounHelaImed by NJ. E. SJ.W. Cochran
Tor furnished M used In the erection
Ofa house built on one OF said Tate'a lots,
ana purchased by complainant; that the 81.
tachment writ has been returned levied on
the property OF defendant, according TO the
prayer OF compIatnanL's bill;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance. herein, at the c0urf-housa
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrEt Monday In October. 1871. and plead
answer or demur to eomplalnant's bill or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed as q him
and set for hearing expartes and thst q
copy Of this order be published oncea Weeks
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. Thig August l9, ISL
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and MastsI
K BLAoK, deputy 49,
q. ". Miller, Sol. fer complk auDsc
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Petlhsn To Amend Charter.

No s5s, R-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.
"HEREAS, the Southern Life Insurance
w Company, composed Of q. W. MCCAIN
ID. b Dewey, " n. Dedrick, +. s. DAVIS,
Charles NOFthrop, l.. B. Hatch, ID 81. Dobba
and Thomas A. KerchevaI, original incorpO-
rators, have nled e petition in said Court,
PRAYING an amendment TO the charter grant
cd them by an act of the Legislature OF Ten
nesses, of date May "A, ls65 (by which said
company was autI6riEed TO carl on a life
assurance busin ess, etc. in this that the Us
cal wear of said company be changed from
the FIRST day of July, 70 commence on the
nrst day OF January and ena on the 3lss Day
OF December OF each year hereafter also
that the holding OF Only S0,0OJ worth OF real
estate be changed 10 S5GoOO0, and that here
after said company be allowed 70 purchase
and hold real estate 10 the amount OF s10,gos
which said amendment Is asked by the d.
rectiOn of the stockholders OF sad company,
as per their action at a meeting, held by them
in Memphis on the 9Th day OF July, ISL:
It is therefore ordered, hi all persons
desiring such do make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse Of said Court. IL
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first MOnday in October, I87l, and show cause
II any they have, why said
should not be granted, IS prayed tOri OF tnaS
the same viii be heard and proceeded with
expsrte; and that a copy Of this order os
published for thirty days Ia the MemphE
Appeal. This July IS, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk n Master
BY b ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. and n.
a " FrQZar. Solicitor. YA
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SATURDAY.. the 18TH Day of September. 1871,
kttsehmant NOfics.

No. sis, A. DIN the First Circuit Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee Geo. A. Lewis,
IN b. Cooper and Edmund ID. Lewis VS..
VIM. q. Ford
IN this cause a writ issued on the 18th day
l of April, 1871, to the Sherin OF shelby
county, Tenn, TO the third Mon
day in May, 1874, commanding hitn TO sum
mon defendant TO ansWer pla. ntilfs In an &C
ton to their damage Ss6,OO0, and said sum-
mons was duly returned iuto this Count " not
TO be found" aud at the May Term, 1871, of
this Court, on motion OF plaintins, judicial
attachment was awarded, and issued May p,
1871, to the Sheriff, commanding him 10 at
tach a suf1ciency OF the defendants estate TO
satisfy said S2J.C0 damages, aud the same
having been duly returned into this Court,
levied upon real estate, the property OF de-
PENDANT:
ID is therefore ordered, That said defend
ant, William q. Ford, make mis- personal
appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Firse Circuit CouT of Shelby
county, at the Courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, on the third Monday In septem-
Der next aud defend said attachment suit
within the Tins prescribed by law, or the
same viii be proceeded with eXparte, and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks N the Mem
pbiB Appeal.
Done at once, this 22d day OF Juy, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk,
By b. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
EuuT TIM
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Trust Sale.

. Y virtue Of a deed OF trust executed t. me
- as tTustee. by Thomas A. Byrnes, of the
county or Shelby and State of Tennessee, on
the LIST day OF July, 1868, to secure a certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, recorded in
Book AZ, psge 575, Of The Registers ONCE Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. viii on
Monday, the 18th day Of September, 1871,
between the hours Of 10 a m. 3 pm, sell
&C public Outcry, OF the premises. 70 the
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scftbed real estate tO-wit: A certain lot Of
land, situate lying and being in the county
OF Shelby, and state OF Tennessee, known as
the south half of lot number 50, in the II. W.
a1u subdivision, in the city OF Memphis.
Bounded as tOllOWs: Beginning at a stake on
the west side of Suzetts street, the south
east corner Of said lot, thence west at right
angle with Suzette street, one hundre n
eighty (sO) teet to an alley, the southeast
corner of said lot. thence nOrth with the east
side Of said alley fifty one (5I) feet to aslake;
thence east, at right angle with Suzette street
one hundred anu eighty (ls0) feet 10 a stake
on the west side OF said street; thence south
with the west side OF Suzstte street dfty.One
l5D feet to the beginning, together with The
improvements and appurtenances therenntc
belonging.
The equity of redemption Is expressly
barred. Title believed 70 be perfect, but 1
sell and convey only as trustee.
AUS JOHNF. FRANK, TIus.ee.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
ST. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Under the Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. R0ss.

TNHIS institution is situated two miles
from Springfield, about a quarter of 3
mile from the BardstOwn and Springfield
Turnpike. IL IL conducted by the Sisters OF
tho order of st. DOminie and is we'll provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare no pains TO render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. the disei-
pine of the Institution Will be hrm and
Uniform, but mild aud parental, while the
s~trictest attention will be paid TO the health,
comfort and wants of the pupils INT course OF
studies embraces ali the branches useful and
ornamental. This institution was established
In lS22 and is situated in one OF the health
lest ana most beautiful portions OF the state,
and is OF easy access by rail- from Louisville.
An extensive farm Is connected with the
Institution. from which Sl the supplies are
drawn, thus giving IL considerable adVan-
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with an eye especially
to health and comfort.
The Academic year commences on the nfst
Monday in September and ends on the last
wednesday in June, and is divided into two
sessions of Ave mouths esoh.
Terms per session OF i've months accord
ing to tine class Of the pupil, SO, sS5 and SlOO,
payable half In advance.
For further particulars apply TO Messrs. j.
G.. Webb q Co., Louisville, Chas. ID. Elder,
ESQ, q CONNER ial Pace, New Orleans, or
TO the Fathers in chargelOfSt. Peters church,
Tennessee. dGW auZ
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A~TTRcHHERT NnTIEE-

In the Circuit Court of Shelby County, at
Bartlett, Tenn. SPARED Hill, adm1nistTa-
tor of NJ. r. Hill, surviving partner of Smith
& Hill, a firm com of M. X. Hill and
Thos. G.. Smith. YE. Malcolm Mcneil.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section 3s5 Of the Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the follow
ing property, tO-wit: On a portion OF the fol-
lowing tract of land, as the property of the
defendant, in Shelby county, Tennessee, be-
ginning at q stake inthe new State line road,
on John Rice's south line OF 500 acres, ct the
southeast corner Of a ten acre lot, sold to J0ns
L HarklerOad, N. S0o T., 81 links from a white
oak marked L; thence N. 69o K. with E.ice's
line chains and g LINKS TO q stake on said
Rice's line; hence N. 10 W., SO chains and 30
links to q stake in the old State line road;
thence y. S9o W., u chains and q links;
thence s. 10 4, ~ chains and 30 links To the
northwest corner Of said ten acre lot; thence
eastwardIy to the northeast corner OF said
ten acre lot; thence southWardly to the be-
ginning. In all about 40 acres. All of the
aboVe bracI Is levied on except the west pOr-
ton thereof, containing l4-l0O acres, con-
Veyed by the said Mcneil to John p. CRru-
theirs, on the 10th day of February, 1886, OF
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is Indebted 10 plaiutin in
the sum OF $50 by open account for services
rendered as attorneys for defendant, snd
that the Is a nOn-reaident Of the
State OF Tennessee,
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court Of Shelby Oun
lett, on n second Monday In August next,
and defend said attachment suit within { he
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with eXparte, and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
JOHN NOTEBOOKS, Clerk.
Sephens 4 stephens, att Us for plaintiffs.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE.
Hugh H.. Martin.
ATIORREY-AT-LAM,
2s3 Main and 10 Madison Streets,
auls MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
FoR REMT.

a EVERAL large and very desirable con
- TON OFFICES In the new building,
Nos. 356 and S58 Frent StrssL
u Also. stores Nos. $50 and 35e Front
street leach % by no feetl good location, and
/ well adapted for produce business.
/ So Rents moderate. AppiY -
tyIS STEWART BROS AGWXRHE.
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Attachmenf Notice.

Before JOHN e. BURKE, Justice OF the Peace
for shelby county, ]. Sears and George
M. Greeley VS.. Jesse NJ. Tate.
ENACTMENT having been Issued by me
IA in the above cause. and that the defend
ant Is q nonresident OF the State of Tennes-
see so that the ordinary process OF law can
having heen returned by the proper officer
"levied, % etc. y
The defendant will take notice; That thu
TENDER, In, at the. ONCE of John T.. Burke,
j. p, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock AM; and 1t lie
further ordered, that this notice be puDllshed
the Memphis Daily Appeal, q newspaper
puhliahed in the city OF memphis. Given
IOHH f. URK
o,1I ri y for ShalbV county. Tenn.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFF1cR OF TIKI DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August 25, 1871.

FINANCIAL.
Finances ruled quiet, with little spirit
exhibited in the market. Money was COM
p~srstively easy, with a suficiency OF cur
rency on hand to supply the demand OF
trade. The discount market remains I'M
changed, with bankers taking hrst-clRss
unexceptionable paper at 10 TO y per cent.
per annum. Street loans rule from 2 to 8
per cent, per month.
Colds quiet and firm, with little
Offering. Brokers are offering lllZ@lIz1
and selling at 1l2k. Silver halves anu
quarters are buying at LOO. and selling at
Io6Z9l07.
FOCAL Sectriies-Continue firm, with
an sctive demand for County warrants;
brokers buying al S5c and selling a. SIC 20
SSa. CITY past due coupons and Heating
indebteinsss buying at soc, and selling at
Sic to see. Tennessee money is week and
lower. with a tendency of a further de-
cline; brokers are not willing to give over
SOC. The weakness and decline Is owing
I, the belief that the new issue will be
made good and receivable for taxes which
viii place on the market a large amount
70 be absorbed by taxpayers. City bonds
are 6rm, with a good speculative demand;
Old issue, currency bearing, is in request
st Coo. We learned of one transaction OF
5000 at 6Oc. Memphis skies, gold bear
ing. is in favor, with few on the market ;
brokers sre offering 65966c.
Arkansas leVee bonds ruled quiet, with
an apparent Weakness,in prices. Holders
of small mounts seemed anxious 10 real
izs at S79S7k; we learned OF one trRnsac-
ton st 81: this was the outside inquire for
brokers who were in the market. Ar
kansas railroad bonds are in demand at
65c. Arkansas State bonds, hyes, new,
buying at 64@G5; skies, 55957; sevensi
b2S54; Fights 74Q77. Mississippi war
rants are quoted st 70Q75. Memphis
and Csrlaston railroad stock Is in sCtlve
demand at S5c, with a sale of 200 shares to
a brOksr sd 35c: brokers over the
counter sre asking 35@S6; LIST mort
gage bonds, S5@S6; ID d 799SO
Mississippi Central railroad shares are
IsGl9: for LIST mortgage bonds dealers
report S4@S6 as me buylng ana SEEMING
rates; ID DO 75G76. Mississippi and Ten
uszssa railroad shares are 1920; LIST
mortgage bonds s4h9S6; ID do 74976;
consolidated S per cents, 0tG4S, memphis
sBd Little Rock railroad ahsres sre noml-
nslly l699O; do LIST mortgages 1o9fo.
Mobile and Ohio railroad STERLING bonds
are quoted at S8H@SS buying and settings
do ex-certs, sI@S2; do S. int, 81; do I'd,
6708S. Selma and Meridian lst mort
cages are 65Q67. Memphis and Quo
shares sre l9GI9H; LIST mortgages 81 1e9
50; % DO 64965. Alabama 0s are nom
iusllv 6Ss7O do SIS. l0lGlO3. Missouri 6s
are quoted at 1895. Nashville Is, 5000.
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet.
Msrchants' Insurance stock, 5000
Planters'. 42GzS. Peoples, S49s5. Mis-
sissippi Valley, S0GSI. fernando, 64G65.
RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, August 25, IL s.m.-The
market il unsettled and but few stocks
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attachment NOtics.

In the Second Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
Tcnn.-R- 3. Taylor q Co. vs.. J.. Oates l@1
APP. Doc
IN tais cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section SIS OF the Code and
of defendant, and af1daYit having been made
that the defendant Is indebted to plaintiffs IN
the sum OF $500 by account, and that the de-
ReSs6e;
It Is therefore ordered, hat he make his
personal appearance herein, oefofe Judge
Ofthe Second Circuit Court OfShelby county,
st the Courthouse in the city OF Memphis
on the third Monday in september next aDd
defend said attachment suit Wlthin me Tune
nrsserihad nv law. or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with expaIte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a NFeek Tor four sue
cessiVe weeks in the memphis Appeal
mons AT once this 9TH day OF August, 1871.
p d. BOYLE, Clerk.
Bv r. +. BOSWELL Deputy Clerk.
Myers 4 Wyatt tt'yB for plaintiffs. augs
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ExcsIsiOr Planning Mil,

which 1 win also sell at the same lime and
place, consisting OF the buildings, improve
ments and machinery on the said lease-hOld
property, including the steam engine and
boiler, smOke-stack. nre. front, bars pumps.
shafis. driving and hy-wheels, puilfes, pipes,
All complete M scroll saw, with saws
tables, counters. shaft. pullies, belts, hangers
and tools belonging thereto; one crOss-cut or
swinging with saw table, counters, shaft
hengers puilies, belts, etc, SiicOmplete. All
the turning lsthes in said mill. with frame,
counters, shafts. hangers, pullies, bells, reSts.
COneentric slide. lathe shears, ehisels. boring
machine and al tools pertaining thereto. to-
gether with al the betting snd Hhaiting
in said mill, with all the hangers, ana pull
lies therein. Also, two grindstOnes, and one
iarge Smiths mOulder, one FsrrOU surfacer,
one large sized improved dOorer n match .
er, with knives, belts and match setter, two
rip saws, with frames and mandills, one
mOrticer with compound bed, together with
all the counters, shaft hangers, puiIes. belts
and all other tools and appliances attached
10 or used with either OF these things. Also,
one re-splltter, or weatEsr-board saving
machine. with shafting, pniiiss, and belts
all tins Wees. with benches, work benches.
hammers, Wrenebes, IRE irons and All other
tools and engtnery not herein particularly
named now ia said Excelsior Nils. TOgethe
with one
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Trustees Sals.

HINDER and by virtue OF a deed Of Trust,
to me executed, 1y Jacob 8 Galloway,
f1ustee. and Mary f. Galloway, his wife, on
the LIST day OF October, 1870, and recorded In
the Registers ofnee of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record bOok number IS, page 56L
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H-nN-REslpENT NOTICE.


No. S25. r. DIN the Second Chtneery Court
OF Shelby County, Tenn--hobert dutehin-
son vs.. John R. T~Tesdwel, Vim. p. erase
ct al.
TT Appearing from the bill which is sworn to
fnthis cause that the defendant, John K
Treadweu is Justly indebted to the complain
ant in the sum OF SEQ due by account. and
that said John r. Treadwen and Wm. P
Grace are nonresident Of the SGats OF Ten
nesses, and thai for these causes an attach
meng was sued out Of this Court against the
property OF defendant, John +. I~readyFell,
and the same was issued. mas been re-
turned by the Sheriff, duly levied On the
property OF defendant, TreadWel:
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk Sad
Master, That they make thier appearance
herein, at the court-houss OF the Second
Chancery Court, In the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on OF before the nrst Mon
day In October, 1871, and plead an
HWer OF damur to cOmplainans, bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed As no
them, and set for hearing expartei and that's
cory az this order b published once aWeez
for four successive weeks IN me hemPnAAE
PEAL. This August Is, 1871.
Nh LsfEWARF, Clerk and Master.
nv o. BELcHER. Deputy q. and "a.
Hutchinson a ToWnsends Soia, lor COM
nlfnRnfs. Au1s1at