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THE NATHAN MURDERER,
The Case as it is Made Out Against
FOrrester-Yery Suspicious,

NEW YORK, September 9.-FOrrester, the
sIIeQelI'rnurderer Of Nathan, arrived here to
night Although public belief in his implica-
ton in thai tragedy has never been strong
vet among detectives and reporters many are
found 10 assert he Is the assassin So far as
the case against him has been made public Il
embraces the following asseriions; Inc ship
carpenters iron dog, with " hich Nr. Natnan
was 50 brutally murdered or one very SIM "a
20 ft, was traced 70 FoTresieTe poszession. N
May, 1870, the residence Of Nj. Scaenek, on
Fifth avenue. was entered and robbed by burg
lars. Among the articles carried on " as dog
" hich had been used IN opening cases OF
vine, etc. The sons Of Mr. ScheDClk, on being
shown the dog found in the house Of Nj. Ma
tisls u Is alleged fully identified a as the one
y nlch had been stolen from their house. Tbs
v a. an important point gained, and 10 was sub
ssq uenbly ascertained almost TO a certainty
that Forester and Ellis were both engaged in
the pQrgiarly az Mr.. kSchenck's house. This
woulo naturally connect Forester with the
laia.l instrument II Is alleged that the police
autborities have positive Information that a
teN nights before the murder. FOTresier, under
an assumed name, occupied a room at the
ruin ANenne Hotel, and that he desired and
WaS gwen room on the Twenty-third street
slde Of the hotel, overlooking fIse Safiran
Ananslon- Il Is asserted Forester WAS seen in
lne Yesii bule of the hotel on the hight before
the murder The evidence in the hands IN
the public IS doubtless stronger than fhase
points on which alone he could not be conect-
ed. IL Is further claimed BY the police an
1horitles that Forester was not alone in the
job, but that perhaps he has one or two a.
complies. They believe, however, that he
put up The Job and committed the MURDER
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ARKANSAS.
Pope County StilI in the Clutches Of
the Hadley- Upham-DOdsOn Clan
Matters not Jet Settled.
General Upham Returns to Little Rock
for 0rders-The Clayton Wing
Losing Ground.
Too Big Job for the Gommander-in-
Chief Of the Military Forces
Of Arkansas.
WiIIlams's Confession as to the Killing
OF Hale and Tueker-A Startling
Revelation.

Special to the Appeal -
LITTLE Rock, September 1.-THE news from
Pope county, tonight, has nothing TO warrant
q speedy settlement Of the existing dihicui-
ties. General Upham, OF the militia, returned
this evening, but leaves for the field again
tomorrow. He processes 10 believe that the
worst is over and that the county viii be
quiet in ten days. His return 20 the capital
a. this juncture is looked upon
with suspicion. and il is suruised that he viii
Rear with him tomorrow orders from the Gov
ernor TO place the whole county under strict
military control
The oder % Hogan-whO is charged with
having shot Brown and Poynter, who shot
HiczOx-tO surrender 10 the militia, a fair trial
being promised them, is declared 70 be a
rlse to eutrap them. and with a view
10 a mock trial a sure conviction and speedy
execution. The men declare they viii never
surrender 70 any one acting in concert with
the H1ckOX-DOdsOn gang. Williams, who was
shot last Saturday, is not dead, and Is reported
70 have confessed, believing himself TO be ii
crtrelliS, that the killing OF Hal and
BOest was the consuBlmatiOn Of
plot laid at the capital. He lWilliams),
HickOx and DOdson fred on Poynter first,
and that POINTER acted only IN self-defense
when he shot and killed HicEOx-
Many persons here think that the state ad-
ministration is weakening" as the row
they have kicked up has become Of greater
than they had calculated upon.
II is also thought that Hadley viii not have
The backbone 70 push matters rs far as ms
party desire him %.
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B8- Life Association of America st.
LOuis.-At a meeting OF the pOlicy-holders of
the Life Association of America, held at the
cOmpany's rooms ON the 26th August, Tor the
purpose OF considering certain proposed
amendments to the charter OF the Associa-
ton, it was the sense of the meeting that other
amendments be added to those proposed, and
the whole be again submitted to the members
OF the company at a meeting which il was re-
commended should be held as soon as practi-
cable. Now, therefore, this is TO give notice
that meeting of the policy-holders of the
Life Association viii be held az the principal
office of the company, in the city of st. Louis,
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF September
inst, at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose Of
voting for or against the proposed amend
ments TO the charter of the Association in ac-
cordance with the provisions of section IS OF
an act of the General Assembly OF the state
of Missouri, approved March, 1859, entitled
81 an act Tor the incorporation and regulation
of Life Assurance Companies
JAMES H. BRITT0N, President.
sel0 VIM. HANLEY, Secretary.
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CiueinHas, chamber Of Commerce.


CIScINSATI, September 1.-the Iowa e1-
cursionists were received at the Chamber Of
Commerce at noon to-day in the presence of
an unusually large attendance Of merchants.
The address Of welcome by President Row.
Land, OF the Chamber OF Commerce, was re-
spOnded 70 by Mayor Bennett. OF Davenport,
and Hon. J. 7. Lane. They all alluded 10 the
new central line of railroad opened between
Cincinnati and Davenport as The commence
ment Of a new era in the relations Of Cincin-
nat 10 the state of Iowa. The party leaves for
home tomorrow morning. fmmediately after
these exercises Samuel +. Covington was in
augurated President Of the Chamber OF Com
msrce The retiring President, Charles W.
Rowland, delivered brief vaiedlcUOry, the
sentiment OF which was received with tre-
mendous applause. In alluding to The com.
motion that now disturbs the Chamber,
threatening its rupture, he exhorted them
warmly 70 cultivate harmony. and 70 preserve
The unity OF the organization, which had been
one OF the largest, most compact and infiuen-
tial Inercaniile bodies on the continent. The
faithfulness Of the retiring presiding officer
was attested by great cheering, as he con-
cluded and left the stand
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LOUISVILLE.
Peace Proclaimed in Louisville by
Thousands. OF Human Beings
Greeley and Brown the Spirits
Of the Occasion.
Preparations Immense-Herds Of Cattle
Slaughtered, and Yet Hungry
Enthusiasm Great.

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE ground Sc
lected for this festival was beautiful, the
grove covering about one hundred acres OF
undulating and elevated ground. There were
twelve tables one hundred and nfty feet long,
loaded with provisions under the trees, be-
sides numerous private tables and refresh
ment stands. The crowd arrived at about
eight o'clock, and by two o'clock in the after
noon there were probably twenty-five thou
sand men, women and ceildren onthe ground
and the woods seemed alive with people.
at ten o'clock Ex-Governor Bramlette, OF
Kentucky, delivered the welcoming address,
Hon. Eli Shorter, OF Alabama, was then in
trOduced, and spoke for over an hour fol-
lowed by L. D. Campbell, Of Ohio. At the close
OF the latter's speech dinner was announced,
and the crowd found tood provided IN album
dance.
After dinner General y, B. Gordon and Hon.
Ben. Hill OF Georgia. spoke from one stand,
and Ex-Governor Vance from another. To-
ward the close OF the evening the threatening
clouds caused the asseInblags to break mp,
when the rain feIl heavily, drenching some.
At night an immense torchlight procession
passed through The streets, including large
bodies OF the New Albany procession, and was
over an hour passing given point.
There was speaking at the courthouse at
night, by Vance and others.
Rain fell heavily sE nine O'cloclIilns esseven-
ing and the outside festivities closed. The
speeches, Of course, we're eulOgistic VI Greeley
and Brown and denunciatory OF the admtnis-
tration. The meeting was regarded as . sue
cess by some, while others say II fell far short
of the magnitude expected.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 659.--In the First Chancery Courtof Shsl-
by county, TenDessee.--j 3. Frank vs.. WI
liam Patti ct az.
1T appearing from the bill IN this cause,
II which Is sWoTE TO, that the defendant, I,
William Patt, is Indebted 20 complainant in
the sum OF s4lo %, evidenced BY draft or bill
Of exchange for that amount with interest
nom the lst Of January, l5te; that he H. also
indebted 70 said eomplainahtfn the further
sum Of So 81 due by open account; that said
William Patt and wife, L. c. Patt, and Joseph
Patt are nOn-residents Of the state Of Tennes-
see, and residents and citizens OF the state OF
Arkansas: and attachment having been rfs4ii-
larly issued to the sheriff OF shelby county
and by him returned, levied on the property
Of William Patt, etc.
It is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in November. 1872. and plead,
answer or demur % COnflainants' bin OF the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte,aDd that a copy OF
this order be published once q week for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This Septem Der 7, 1872.
A cOpy.-AtfeSt.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. B. MCKfENRY. d. G. and NJ.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwefher q Scales, Soils.
Tor Complainant. se7 sat
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BERLIN, September Ii.-Bismarck received
to-day, from the corporation, the honorary
citizenship OF Berlin IN his reply 10 tht
Mayor, he said the meeting Of the Emper0u
strengthened the confidence In peace, which
was almost as valuable as peace Itself. BE
wished history would nov remain st a stand.
still for "a while.
The Emperor Of Austria has conferred the
Cross OF the order OF stephen Of Hungary on
Prince Bismarck, Prince GortschakoH and
General Mauteuffel.
Count Androssy has been decorated with
the Order Of the Black Eagle by the EmperOI
Of Germany, and with the Order OF st. An
drew by the Emperor Of Russia The Empe-
roE William has made the Emperor Of Aus
tria honorary Colonel Of the Tweuty-lrsi
EchlesWig -HOlStein regiment Of HusSars; and
the sons Of the Prince Imperial Of Germany
have been appointed 10 ColOnelcles in the
Russian army.
The meeting Of Emper0Ts Is drawing 10 q
close. His Majesty the Emperor OF Austria
paid his farewell visit to-day % the Gar, al
The Russian Embassy.
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MISSISSIPPI.
General Chalmers at SenatObia-The
Town Crowded with People
Immense Enthusiasm.

Special to the Appeal
SKNAToBIA, September ll-To-day williong
be remembered by the people OF this town
and county. One OF the largest assemblageS
ever witnessed here was congTegated ON the
occasion OF General Chalmers's appointment
20 address the people on the political issues OF
the day. Early in the day the crowd began
70 gather at the place appointed, and when
the General made his appearance, he was
greeted with an old-fsshiOned shout Of well
come. He spoke at considerable length, and
was listened 20, with unbroken atten-
ton. His appeal TO colored citizens was
certainly most effective, and It is agreed that
the negro vote here can never more be consoI-
idated. Ben NabeTs did not appear
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O'CONOR.
The Great Lawyer Waivers, and Cannot
Decide about Blant0n's
Nomination.

NEW YORK, September lit is stated that
the Louisville deputatiOn have decided not
70 further urge the nomination on Charlie.
OiC0nor. Il is understood that O'Conor mel
the deputation to-day with a decided refusal
at first; but Moran urged that, as many iniu-
ential citizens We're ready 70 support OCOnor
il was his duty 20 accept. O'ConOr said thas il
he could be shown any considerable number
OF citizens OF New York, he felt, as Mr.. Moran
represented, that he might modify his deci
sion. A circular, pledging the signers 10 Us,
their influence for the Louisville nominees
has been prepared, and when sufficient sigEer'
D'COnOr
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Nnn-Residenf Nntiee.

copy.-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z. B. MCHENRY, Deputy c. and NJ.
" h stenhens. Sol. for comnln't saI2 TIM
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WASHINGTON, September n.-Easterly tc
southerly winds, cloudy weather, and very
probably rain from New England. on Thurs
day s0utheasterly 10 southwesteriy winds
cloudy weather and rain for Middle and south
Atlantic states. SOutherly winds, yeering &c
westerly. cloudy weather and rain from Ten.
nessee 20 Lake Erie and lower Michigan. the
winds probably veering to westerly ana north.
eTly with clearsng weather on Thursday az
ternoon and evening. Northerly 70 westerly
winds and clear weather from Kansas and
northern Wisconsin, and extend east ward
over Illinois and Lake Michigan during The
day. Northerly 70 westerly winds for thf
western gulf States. The barometer con
hnues falling from North Carolin north.
ward and north and eastward.
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LEWISTON, NE, September 1.-THE Lewis
ton Journal publishes returns from forty-nine
towns casting more than nine per cent. of
the vote Of the state, which give Perham six
teen thousand three hundred and thirty-nine
majority. The remaining towns gave last
year one hundred and eighty-fOur Democratic
majority, and will not probably vary the Re-
publican majority this year one hundred. In
one hundred and twenty-nIne representative
districts heard from, sixteen Republicans and
thirteen Democrats are elected, with twenty
two districts 10 hear from.
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No. 555.--In the Second Chancery Court o
q Shelby county, Tennessee.-James FOgartl
vs.. Michael Magevney, jr., H. A. Partee, ]
W. ST anseu and ]. J. Murphy.
IT apl l)earing from the bill and cross bill
L whic h are sworn to in this cause that thu
defendant, J. w. Stansell is resident OF Hel
epa, Ark ansas, and that he is a nonresident
OF the St ate of Tennessee.
It is the refore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That he make his appearance herein, a.
the court-house of the Second ChanceIJ
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be
fore the first Monday in October, lS72, and
plead, ans Wer or demur 10 complainant
bill and the cross bill of Magevney ol
the same viii be taken for confessed
as to him, and set for hearing exparte
and that copy of this order be published
once q week, for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal. This September IL, 1872.
NJ. D. L. 8 FEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE M. hLLERY, ID. e. & M.
II. CLAW King. Sol. for Commit. sel2 thu
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Assoeiated Pres Dispatch ]

LrTTLE ROCK, September l.-General Up
ham arm we'd in the city Tonight, rom Pope
county. There are various surmises as 20 the
cause Of this Y1si1. He rsfurns again IN the
morning. Matters in the county remain AS
reported yesterday. Williams, it appears, is
not yet dead II is stated that he made a con-
fessiOni thinking he was going % die, in
which he says that the killing Of Hall and
Tucker, some time ago, by the Sheriffs posse,
was planned at the headquarters.
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PARIS, September Il---Eleven OF the rioters
who attacked the soldiers at NaFbOnne, have
been tried, convicted and sentenced TO terms
Of Imprisonment, varying from four 10 ff-
teen months, and fined from two 10 i've hum
dred francs.
on the reopening Of the National Assembly,
President Thiers win propose the creation Ol
the office Of Vice President.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Iron Manufacturers National AssOcia-
tiOn,
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE first annual
meeting Of the National Association of Iron
Manufacturers was held in this city to-day.
Representatives were present nom every
State in the Union. The management was IN
creased so as rto include in its representa-
ton rail, plate and sheet as well as bar mills.
James Fennett, Of Pittsburg, was elected Pres
ident for the ensuing year.
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ADDIrIOSAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, September u.-Cotton quiet;
offerings are large; low middling, l6c; net re-
celpts, l655 bales; exports cOastwise, 1869 bales
sales, ~ bales; stock, 25S5.
MOBILE, September 1I.-Cotton dull: net
racaluls. I5l haLas. sfncr. 1901 halas
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, September 9, 1872.
BS- The City Tax Books are now in my
possession and am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for prompt payment for the 45th cor
pOrate year. IS72.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
snln - - - City Tax-n nnIIanfnr
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

TIHE third call on the stock falls due To-
i DAY, August 18th, 1872. Please call and
pay. Delinquents on former calls are spe-
cially requested to pay up.
aul5 ED. PURKE PICKETT, Secretary.
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NENHRETs
~ AEGNEEHLS
Agricultural 8 Mechanical
soCxETx.
OaeIaI Drawings for the improvement
of the Fair Grounds.
moRNING-CLAss NO. 2s2.

MORNING-CLASS NO. 2S2.
2, Sj, IS, 81, l9, %, 47, s., 50, G9, "A, p.
- EVENING-CLASS no. 2SS.
81, 3, g, 81 60, 20, q, 3, y, 81, IS, 40.
AS witHess our hand, at Memphis, this nth
day of September, 1872.
J = MES COLEMAN, THOS. H. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WOODSON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHELSEA PROPERTY FOB SALE
INOR the next sixty days, upon terms to suit
4 purchasers, viii be offered for sale
vALUABLE LOT

lf2 by l3l feet 10 inches, lying In Chelsea
fronting ON the Memphis and Randolph Road
and adjoining the residence of Mrs Bailey
being known as part of Lot No. 5Z7 on Todd a
Orders map. Title perfect. For further par
ticulars apply 90
HOWES e. WOODBRIDGE,
SOLO 70 l.n Ernrlf air.aat
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Nnn.Rnsidant Notice.


No. 677.-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-RObertA A. Hicks
Admrs OF VIM HarbeTt, decd, VS.. Thomas
E Harbert and others. -.-a-aa
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn
IL to in this cause that the defendants,
John +. Hicks and wife, Sarah W. Hicks. are
residents of the State of Virginia and non
residents of Tennessee; that Glenn Harbert,
Perry Alvey Harbert, James A. Harbert, Oil
yer K. Herbert and wife, Alice Herbert, Dan.
iel W. Harcourt and wife, Ina e. HaFcourt,
are all residents Of the State of Texas and
non-residents OF Tennessee; that they are
heirs Of VIM. Harbert, deceased; thnt the es-
tate of VIM. Harbert, deceased, is indebted TO
the complainant, by open account and other
wise, in the sum of about $4,000; and this bill
having been filed to subject the assets of said
tss tate TO pay said Indebtedness; and attach
nltnJ having issued and been returned
b the Sheriff Of Shelby county, levied, etc.
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
ap pearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in November, 1872, and plead, answer
or demur to conplainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
for hearing exparte; and that a copy of this
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
This September II, 1872.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z. B. MCHENRy, Deputy c. and NJ.
w. b stephens. Sol, for compin't. sel2 thu
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Administratrix Notice.

HAVING been appointed st the July term,
fQ 1872, of the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee, Administrative of George
:. Golladay, deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against him to present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GOLLADAY,
Memphis, Tennessee.
W. II. Stephens, Attorney August II, 1872.
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INDEPENDENT.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.

MORNING CLAss-Ne. lS5.
90, IL, 9, 70, 65, IS, 81, "A, %, IS, 10, 81, 81
EvENIEG-CLASs NO. lS8.
20, 26, n, 50, 90, "A, %, 2S, p, 81, 90, 81, 25
]. E. FRANCE, Agent,
s6I5 North Court street.
Box I47 Postoffice, Memphis, Tennessee.
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/ IutiOns congratulaiing their Sfellow-eitizens'
OF the Democratic party upon their accept
ance OF the true principles OF Republican gov
I ernment The convention also put an Elec-
toral ticket in the field.
The citizens of Chicago have signed a
call among the names on which are found
those OF the most prominent citizens, de-
manding that murdeTers shall be punished
according TO the extent Of their crime, and
that there shall be no more evsSions on any
account
A Niagara Falls special, received at
New York yesterday, SAYS that two freight
trains cOllided on the New York Central rail-
road, three miles east OF Albion, demolishing
both engines and six loaded cars, the wreck
taking fire and burned the remaining cars
10 one injured. Loss. twenty-five thousand
dollars.
Hon. James Birney Of Michigan, Pro-
fessoF W. p. Blske OF Connecticut, General W
Fl. Parsons OF Texas, John L. Shoemaker of
Philadelphia, hon. o. Cleveland OF New Jer-
sey, and Dr. r. II. Lam born Of Wyoming, all
OF them United States Centennial Commis-
sioners, left Philadelphia IN a special car last
evening 70 attend the Cincinnati Exposition.
At Indianapolis yesterday, articles of
association were entered into by the In
dianapolis, Delphi and Chicago Railroad
Companies, for the purpose OF completing,
owning and maintaining the unfinished and
abandoned road known BY the mentioned
name, and the capital stock or fifteen hundred
thousand dollars divided up into hfty thou
sand shares OF ffty dollars each
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Attachment Notice.

No. l05-In the Bartlett Circuit Court, TO De-
cember Term, lS72.-Union and Planters
Bank Of Memphis, Henn., VS.. u. Calhoon
I y this cause a summons having been sued
4 out on the 26th of July, 1872, against the
defendant, returnabie to the August term of
said court, ON account Of a debt due by notes
protested-One of $500 and another Of 5000
aud said writ having been returned Dy the
Sheriff of Shelby county to said term ineorsed
" not to be found in my county," anda mo-
ton having at said term been made by
plaintiff for a judicial attachment. and the
same having been issued in the above enti-
tied cause on the ground aforesaid, and said
attachment having been returned by the
proper officer levied, ETC.:
It is therefore ordered, That n. CalhoOn, the
defendant, make his personal appearance
herein, before the Judge of the Bartlett Cir
cult Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday of December next, and
defend this suit, within the time prescribed
by law or the same win be proceeded with ex-
p rte; and that a copy OF this order be pub
lished once a week, for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office in Bartlett this Cd day of Sep
tember, 1872. JOHN MCBROOKS, Clerk.
Jarnagin & Frayser, Att'ys for pl'tf. [sll wd