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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-26
POLITICAL.

The State Of Kentucky has passed a
bill allowing coloIed persons to testify
IN the courts Of that State.
There are 1853, I72 adults in the State
of Ohio who can neither read MOI
write. HSIavery did it,"
Hon. William Allen, of Ohio, Is the
sole survivor Of the United States SEN
ate Of 1878, when Clay, Webster and
Calhoun were among its members.
The New York Sun urges an inves-
tigation Of CamerOn's and DelanO's
connection with the Radical plumber
ing ring who leased the Georgia State
road.
Unhappy Massachusetts, General
Butler announces that he viii again
be in the field for the gOvernorship.
Preparations for his campaign are act
ually going on already.
The South Bend Eagle declares that
Colfax has made no money since he
has been ia public life. Well, now,
will some one tell Us why he has been
a Radical all this timer
Some Of the Federal oHice-holders
refuse to pay their assessment for spe-
cisi election purposes, and threaten 70
appeal to General Grant, II compelled
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THE st. Louis Merchants Exchange
unanimously joins in the request Of
the letter-carriers OF that city to have
their scsnty pay Of $1,000 agar In.
creased to 1920. This movement is
general throughout the country and
wherever the bene6ts-of the letter
carrying system are appreciated has
received the cordial support Of the
people. As the st. Louis Democrat
remarks: "These men do valuable
and ardUous duty, for which character
and fidelity as well as intelligence are
essential, and they do it faithfully, in
all weatheH, through everyday in the
year. Such service should certainly
their families TO a fair support
They have no time Tor dissipation and
their salary almost invariably goes to.
the necessities to 'weans and
Only really worthy men can
hold the position OF letter-carriers for
any length of time, and in this COM
munity we know them to be thor
meritorioUs class. Their APP
plication to Congress ought to be sue
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PEIlIl0a % - -.

20. "a. Rim ibe HEt Czsas-.y Court q
EC64lT olEuaEf AsEEerE
IA BEahA5- jones --rEs J g. EElts,
4loop2 Le Ella1l VI al ~.
AcD&YtEes H.E M1t1s 81 a.E EolGs a1d
=. z a. have C. 81 L.ir ue.iagH g. fstd
Cont EEAgAE " 81 LEl a-u -s ne
society g. TIE 5lUrrZrE tlE HsHan
sno tAat t1tg MJ o. c-a t-4 LE- trl7-
tees OF Eat4 eo1ftrati-ls aaf -1LEE-1Ela fe
eaopb by-ta#z Huu rl-ca % --
o. tne azns and p-r- EHr --a1a1cn
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o. eupeEIEteECsI-- etc tU-L a1, usA b8
ally snpcHea &c tcoo "a Zl1 Aes leo IL.
tsnt Witn the l4E q tE9 stl uEl e. tleiE
soTpOEato nam oL2W IeozsF ul enc cb-1s
B&AoC1 or Doles G. me c-Err.a1-- CT lie
p1rpc5s o. improving .erLlll q C=afCu1
~ aeIe OWLsa hg thsmj-zltca 81 iA skst-
o. COUNT sEues1ee- ASA zIcCs fear ELlEs
sss- OF AeCphzl, 5l1
Il Is EerBtoTe cEuEJGt, Iiat ans end Al
pelsLua Wishing 50 @ 90 a-Es -r arpeaE-
&e9 herein. Al Lu1 goHIfEu1se o. EGla C1UEL
In the city OF 4sUpnas On Cr 1si1rs
the nEss Monday IN AaICls Ia, ard Low
Cause, II any Lhey nave WY he pIzF er Of
said petition should not be granted, ard loEt
a copy o. thE order ~ puDlzGaa r9r EuirtF
days N The HeD p1ia Appeal.
This January 2. liz
Accpy-Atlests
EDAUkD 4. COLE, Clerk anu Hagisr.
~ E.l bIaslEt DapuLy EEA.
Hsrrta- Pillow PILLOW JalZ SIT
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In TIE COURSE Of the investigation
Of the Clayton election frauds by the
special congressional committee On
Tuesday last, Mr.. Edwards, repre-
senting the Third district Of Arkansas,
and who is said to be implicated with
Clayton, was called upon to testify.
He gave a general history of the cleo
ton in his district, and in reply to
questions as to the criminal bargain
said to have been made between the
senator and himself, denied all the
statements heretofore made, and gave
this version Of the transaction:
FRAUDS having been charged against
the Radical candidate and his
party, Governor Clayton was ap-
pealed TO, the result Of this ap-
peal being a compliance on the
part Of Clayton to abide by the de-
cision Of the Stale legislature in the
matter. The Democratic members of
the county In which the frauds were
charged contested the seats of the
Radical incumbents, but as the
legislature refused to investigate the
affair, as they feared the success Of the
contestants, the Democrats were pre-
upon to withdraw from the
contest to enable the investigation to
be made. Edwards declared that the
withdrawal Of these two Democrats
the foundation for the charge
Governor Clayton and him.
self" Let the Investigation proceed
no matter who is hurt by it. We
want justice, strict, impartial justice.
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II Is STATED that Nh. Cstaeazy has
been studying the constitution Of the
United States to some purpose, and
has left beaind him 8 bombshell which
Is to explode upon the State depart
ment through the supreme court. The
second section Of the third article Of
ina instrument extends the Judicial
power Of the United States TO al leases
Affecting ambassadors or other public
ministers, and Nj. CatacaEy considers
the charge against him as coming un-
den this provision. Before quitting
the country he had aPetiti0R prepared
setting out the allegations which have
been made against him and contO-
vertIng and denying them. The doc
umenf is said to be eouched in the
most positive terms and to take issue
souarely On the whole question.
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E"QN.RE8lpENT N0TICE.

No. 4e6-In b First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee-R. & Psrham
ct al. VI. Mary B. Crockets ct al.
7 appearing rom RIndavit in thfs cause
j tbRs the defendants. Mary b. Crockett,
and her husband robert d. Crockett, arc
residents OF ths state 81 arkansas and non.
raEtoenta of the state Of Tennessee, and that
they are indeOEed 10 the complainants,b BY
open account, In the sam OF about S25e, D
that this suit Is brought to subject the inter-
satE OF said in certain real estate
in Shelby county TO pay the same. and that
an attschu5I Ghas been issued and returned
by Inc sheriff levied, etc:
1t Is therefore ortsred. That they make
their appearance herein, as the Courthouse
IN the city or Memphis, Tgnnessss, on or be.
fore the 6fst Monday in March, 1879. and
plead, .InsWer or demuF to o1npiaanants'
Dilis or the same VIII he taken for confesssd
as TO 8hem and set for hearing exDRFts; aud
tnat q COP Of this order bs p1oiished once =
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. This January -, 1874
"A copy-attost:
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk end Nsstsr,
By E-B MoaEERY. Deputy q. and ID
LIB Ack ariano,e 20 1or eOmpln'tH lf2fWed
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an-RasIdeat Rgflga.

No. ae r DIN the Second Casnoary Corrtol
bneLoy County, Teuucsaae=fred u ave-
renee yE. the heirs at-4aW Of Ms. May
Baxter and OIhers.
IT appearing from the bill duly sWorn to In
4 this cause Thai the u~sfCudsuIs, ~ q EGza
garn6s- MIS-. HaEan Aun Eayes. James j.,
Boy0s, cEtOrs Of Eer B0yCs, dseeasedf
Hugh 2 1anE, henry Van. srsse D.. w.
kSr1aiees ara non residents Il he stats o.
Ieenessee, ana nat the nHUEs ana places q
residence Of TIE o~ei6lueuts. the nslrs-ats
law OF mrs. Mary 8GZfor. tho Wl1CE and
heirs-at-laW Of John 2 Wuey. deceased. the
heirs ~ law OF Joun W Englauo, aE6 IN.
knoWn 20 complainant. ans IN 9 the ed
Qsnees OF Lhs d~afsnusntS, - Hye aud=-
6ili are % Complainant. ana hat
ther6 are other c editors " ". 8 Lane and
Wm- q. Lans q Co, Whose uaues anu rssls
de2css are End cannot b. asser-
tanned after u1i1genL 1uQulrys
II Is tnereiore ordsrs2. py the CLERK and
Msster, Thai they Rnd eson o. The MAKE
bnelr appearances herein, 81 the courthouse
OF the second Chsncegy Court Of Shslby
county In tns city Of Zemphis. Tenn, on
or bsTore the ErEt Monday In April. tEl
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
anita u OF the ssIae will be taken FOR con.
tea6ed IS 10 them and set FOR hearing eLpsrtes
and that a copy OF this order b. publishad
once 8 week Tor 1our successive HesEs in
the Memphis Appeal 1ais January Is. ia,
A ~copy-atteSEs
81. b. L STEWART, CLERK ana Mestzr.
By O. BELOAER, Dsputy q. and a.,
Estes q IfcE6Ou E0lE- tor commit M ueu
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TuesdsY. lalusN 81. Il

within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging o-Dtly 90 Inc tafes o.
BfsoEs ana Sugges ara sifuased II Aemphi5s
Tennessee, tow
Lot Ee.1I, which fronts E-If5 feet on the
north Size besie street. ara ruunfuE back
- 5000 faet 70 the H.cs Line, bsBWesH par
2llel lines
Lot 80. p, Vhsch frouts 2 s-1oe feet on the
north side OF Beal8 street. and eEteuds back
northWardly, between parallel tles 20 he
south bounasTy line 81 the John Rice grant.
Lot 10 2, fronting "a s7-i0 feet On he
north side OF Eetie street., sUr cztel1s hack
uorLhWarC4ys between ugTzi al Aue-. 70 tha
SOFIA boundary Ike o. Jchp Eice grant
Lot No g. Thtch fronts ~ lsef o. lne GoEsh
AIDE OF EsaiS al eets AnQ eEfeuas ba1k acElE-
Earu4y, between parallel lines 10 l7st % aE
aliey u OF said lots balnE snldiFt8ions Of q
4EEal64 Of ErcCEE aEE EEegI TGCe ~ CO
BaEke. February =. ISIS see platof zsuslu
Ag1tsfb once @ sid csu1tJ in BOOK d,
pARsZ7&.
4lso certain undivided Oa--half Interest
~ BfookE ard 8cRErslU a CerlEfu lCtuf GROUND
IN said city o. Memphis. SHELBY county,
tennessee known - % HO.b,I u Beck No.
Eilol1 street. 10 fGet east O. the tEfersec-
ton Of Ds50to sDd Elliot FLE-er-, moving
thence uoTtnWardiV 49, feet to an aueyf
tnsncs 50 iteft Elcurs 70 "a GfakCa
then &c sout1WzrdB -SS% l@stut 4 lgL streets
thence WesLWeTGig vi ~ the uortl ne %
EHiogt street Il sss 3 Irchea 20 the ~uegiurtug.
II being oeeoed 20 BruOEs .uo 81 = a %
one cneeds IN thE pro Orion o. E1zD OF IL
7 rest In Brooks and suasa, 10 s so % %
Terms Of SsIe-Jn credit or SIX. we've
and eighteen o. "a and - muntas; moss
with approved kureiy require bearing iE-
tercGs rom date hen retained % secure
sane End equity o. recEmp lq1 barred
EDEUhD A. CuLE, GEEK and Ea fer.
=. ". winchester ID HUNTS Posloas
AftOTEeyE. EgT mo-
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No. l6-In the First Chancsry Court OF
EnelDy county. tennessee H 3. Parham
et al Va ". a. Price and wife ct Al.
IT appearing rom afidapft in tbis cause
Il hat the defendants. " n. Price and hia
wife, Balie L. Price, q Robert 81. Crockett.
are residents OF the STATE OF Arkansas and
noD-re dents OF the state Of Tannsesss. and
that they are in ebtsd to oomplatnRnts by
open aecOunt, IN the aum OF about 500, and
mat thts EuiL Is brought tosublect their In
tareat IN certain real estate IN shelby county
70 pay the same, and that an a~tt6cnnnent hae
9een Issued and returned ~ ths ~ erin
ieyied, a1c.s
Z is therefore ordered, That they make
their APPEARANCE herein, a. lAs courthouse
IN the oisy OF Memphis, Iannessea, on or be-
fore the nrst Mcnday IN Maren, 1871, and
plead, anaWer or cemur TO e-omplafnanss
biz. OF the same viii be taken for confassed
rs tofhem and set for hearlng eEparte; and
3 copy OF Lhla order be published ones 3
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Mam-
2his Appeal hls January e liza
a ~opy-affea4
EDAUND A. c0LA, Clerk and Master,
~ f. -. HOHH1nx. DapufY Q4anf ~.
grA AdfazlAna, 30 Tor com7laJn U2sW4
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thursday. FsbTgary 8, ls7a,

The following described real aEtEre. 10 Wlts 4
certain trael OF land N SHELBY couufs, bsinE
Sky i've Gres In ssctsc q eve z}tO nahiD
O1s tVr range 90 west II VIVA j. EuuWn e
bnS Strip ana Gee n Ieu as 10 love. to-W1fs
OoEnSEclng az a stake tcs c-nter Of he
Elgson COST Rad at Stevens - 4 eoTnsTs
Lhsnoe > 90 " chaiUs, 10 ttnEsi JhtDta "
sT 7 chains, q INKS Lr6 O. s. ~ va
on@1nss u HnEB; Egu ~ lLo mains %
liRAsi tnaucs ~ 2 chains, 56.anks to stare
10 the y DouDraTy line of zaln section;
then0o 3 70 chains, 2 uukss t1ancs q 10
CHAINS; LheEcs n 10 h IS caains, theaess
" ~ q chains; themes y So ! - chains, Is
10 ths Begin Ing
1EHHs OF bsLs-Ol q credit Of AZ monthsf
purchaser executing note ElE security for
the PuE-1EEe honey. E0uIty craauempaton
barred. This anuzry L. ls7a
"A. ID. LsSfEMAH4, GiaFE arc easter.
> epHfua dmiGu. EflH. for .gn-uff falFfd
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rHEExrRA SESSION GEOLOGECALLV
OOEnTDEREDs

The constitution Of the State pro-
vides that the apportionment Of rep
resentatives in the State legislature
shaEl be made in 1871 and once in
each ten years thereafter. This ap-
portionment has been made. One Of
tho objects Of converting the legisla.
ture is TO fix q place in each district at
which the sherifs Of counties compos-
ing it may compare the votes Of their
counties. Practically, there is no ne
cessity for this, and though such
plscss for such purposes have
been heretofore designated, the
several sheriffs have never met to
count and compare votes Of counties.
On the contrary, they have exchanged
returns by messengers or mail and
thus arrived at results. The main
business Of the called session will have
reference to the superintendent and
definition Of congressional districts
which will be done in accordance
with the acts of congress and the IN
terests Of the dominant party. The
called session Of the legislature will be
further asked to recOgnize and approve
the cancellation of eight or ten mil
lions Of State bonds. The legislature
at this called session can only act up
on subjects specified IN the governors
proclamation convening it, and the
duration OF the session is limited by
the constitution to twenty days. lis
great cost consists in the mileage Of
members The railrOsds do not charge
them anything, but their salaries are
small and no one objects to this mode
Of charging them. It is somewhat
curious however that members from
the same place charge the
State different amounts. The Rad
icals used to charge, when they
sat in the legislature, for one
thousand and even eleven hum
dred miles as the sum TO which they
we're entitled for the journey to and
from Nashville and Memphis. They
pocketed SI6O each. Our present rep
resentatives get for this journey $75.
The exclusion Of Radical representa-
tives Of Shelby county from the leg
islsture has lessened the mOneyed dis
lance between Nashville and Mem
phis more than One-hAh, a curious geo
graphical fact that should be recorded.
Professor Stafford, State geOlogist, may
be enabled &c explain processes Of ma
ture that begat this expansion and
contraction o. distances in Tennessee.
AT the date Of the heightened dis.
tsnces We had an earthquake on top
Of the State in the shape Of Brown
but how did its forces
alongate the State? VIII the
Professor rise to explains?
Torch and turpentine doesn't account
or the wonderful facts.
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~Enn.Rasldanf Knflna

No. 259.-In the First Chsncery Court Of
Shelby Ooanty To- nesaee-Jossph Il. VII.
hams vs.. /. 3. Kirkland and Il. {. XIX 81 al
7 appearing 1ona the Sheriu's return IN
L this causs that the defendant, Edward O
KIRK, is not o be found in Shelby county snd
II appearing nom the bill Of COmpIainanf
OF J. r Ferguson and James y. NELL, deed,
are unknoWni
1t is therefore ordered, Thst they fsaid
3 earance heratns At tne courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Iennsssee. on OF before the
nrst Monday Ia AArcn, 1872 and plead, an
sWer or demuf u compliments bill. or the
same Will be tagen for confessed as to them
and set Tor nearing expsrte; and that 3 COPY
OF this order be published onOs q week, for
four successive wesxR, IN the Memphis
Appeal This January q, lss2
a ~cOpy-attssb:
EBAuNb A. COLE. Osrk and Master,
By Il. J. BLACK. Deputy - and NJ.
SAINT q Mcdowell, sols. for complainant.
1a24 wed
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No. AS, n In the First ChRnosTy Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee|. n. Abiding.
Tor. administration, etc, OF James Bigas, dc.
ceased, OF al Va, J. b. Arlington =. :. Riggs
TT appearing nom andaVls In this cause
/ that the delendanL Davis T. Biggs, citizen
Of Iederson, TAxaa, Arena J.. Agk1nsOn q
her husband Is A. Atk1nAop, Lucy 3. Akin.
son, VIM. 3. Atkinson and Hone1t A. ALkin-
son. OF Kinds county, Mississippi; Sarah q.
Myers uormerly AtktnsOnl ana her husband,
Jacob & Myers, OF Madison county, Mirsis-
sippi, are ali esidanis OF the stale Of
TENNESSEE
n il therefore ordered, That they make
fheir appearance herein, ct the Courthousa
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday in February, 1874, and plead,
answer or demur 70 o~ompla1nantis bill, or the
sam win be taken for confessed ~ 10 them
aad set for hearing exparts; ana that a copy Of
this order be published once 9 week, for tour
successive WeekE, il the Memphis Appeal.
Thia Daoember Ai8gl
-A~5opy-atteatf
EDkUED A. COLE Clerk and Mastsr.
r ]. BLACK, y, Z. aud NJ
u. Micou 3 c. W. FrEEsr. eola. for com.
pa aenh eA-n
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HORTHEzN COMMERCE AND SOUTH
ERN AGRICULTURE

That chronic grOWler and national
scold, Wendell Phillips, in a re-
cent lecture, again took occasion to
breathe the sinking vapOrs Of his
nostrils upon the South" He said:
"The rapid increase of wealth and
population at the North, her territory
dotted with magnificent cities, and
the sails Of her commerce whitening
every sea, excite at once wonder and
admiration. Herindustrial achieve
ments stand out in bold relief before
the face Of the world, and challenge
and command universal attention and
applause, while the South is impOv
erished and a constant tax upon the
North" By such stuff as this, the
fanatics Of the North hope 10 keep
alive the enmities ~engendered by the
war. The South rejoices in the sue
cess Of the North, and would scorn to
sneer at her mistOrtunes. But
In truth, the South has been as busy,
- energetic and as successful as the
North. Diffusion and expansion have
been the policy Of the South; eoncen-
trstiOn that of the North. The de-
scendarts Of a little over a million Of
Southerners, scattered at the time Of
the revolution along marrow belt on
the Atlantic, nov occupy and possess
q territory ten times as large and far
more fertile than that In the &C
tual possession and ownership OF
their revolutionary ancestry. From
this territory they have expelled
or removed the savage, filed vast
forests, inclosed the lands, built hum
dreds Of thousands Of dWeling-houses
and barns; and after edecting all this,
while contending with a malsrioUs
climate, they are already producing
the most valuable agricultural surplus
ever reared by an equal population.
Neither the Weslth Of the South, nor
her energy, enterprise and industry
excite sufficient observation; but
when her history and her achieve
ments are subjected to close exsmiDa-
ton, she viii be found to compare
.fsvorably with the North. The North
exceis In commerce and manufactures
the South in agriculture. The ocean
the field where the indOmitable en-
terprise and daring Of the Northerner :
most displays itsel1-the silent forests :
Of the West the scene Of Southern ad- Z
venture. Land is, in the long run, far !
the most valuable Of all possessions, :
and Of this the South has acquired :
for a distant posterity, how :
ever rapidly her population may null !
siply. The North has more q the !
goods Of life for present enjoyment; I
he South more for future use. Each |.
lss made the best use Of her soil,
climate, advantages Of location, and !
peculiar labor. It is too much the
Of the day for The people OF
section TO decTy those of an (
'ther. We q Z If the same race, speak
he same language, and read the same
looks. In general our moral, politi- n
and religious sentiments concur. .
ehe isms, it is true, have a peculiar q
ct Of opinions on most subjects, hui
name and divine; but they do not
epresent the prevailing sentiments
opinions Of any section. Instead
( sDeering, the two sections should -
make il the "labor Of love" to foster i
nd encourage good feeling.
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R~en-Resldsat sotna

Agz-In the First Chanoery Court o,
Shelby county, rsnnesses-Sarah J.. FoltE
"a Edmnn ufgll
II appearing nom didaVit In thta cause
4 that the defendant, Edmund CrZiu n 4
citizen Of New H0fk aud a ncn.TaEidauf
OF the state OF TSnnesseo:
II Is there7O1o Ordered, That he make hfs
appearance herein, At the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn.t OF or before the arst
Mondpy IN March, 1872, and plead. answer 81
dempr to OOmplainantB BILL or the same Will
be taken for confessed IS 70 hira snd sat for
hearing exparte; and thai q copy OF this or.
der be- published on3eR WeeK, Tor four me
cessiye weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
a oopy-alEfsts
EBAuHD 4. COLE, Cierk and Nastar.
BY r ]. BLACK, Deputy 9. and ID
John q. Rfnnlas sol Tor eOmplt, Jan "a
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Inn-Raaldpal Rutles,

No, S5-In the Second OhaneeTy SQUIRT OF
Shelby county, Tennessea--PauI A. CtoallR
VS., Nathaniel ,. Green and vie EiiEsDeth
A. dreen, and n 70 7. Grssn, Mollie A.
Green and Nathsn1el 4. Green, IT., minor
children OF Ms. and =. a. Greens and Bar
ton Able
1T appearing from the bill duly sworn to in
Il his cause thatthe defendant, Barton Able,
Is 6 nonresident of the state Of Tennessee:
1t "a therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Master, That he make his appearance herein.
at the courthouse Of the SecOnd Uhsnoery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF Mem
phts, Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon
day IN March, 1872, and plead. an
sWar or demur to complainant bin, o.
the same Will be taken for confessed as &c
him, said Barton Able, and set for hearing ex
parte; ana that cop Of this order be pub
Ilshed once 3 WesE, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
A oOpy-astSst.
ME-. u. STEWART, CLERK and Master
Randolph, Hammond q Jordan, Soils. tor
complainant 1R25 thu
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On The Bib Day Il Fsbruarr. lsz2.

At 10 o'elOek an 20 sen s. PUBLIC AUG
LIN, q prope-ts ia saI1 comfy
u ciLy Of Aenpnis VIZ Let twenty 81,
DOCK nny-elsht % IS le1u uOHu in said
Gltyt IA 4eth civil DnstTlet, EolIE o. .est IN
Linden street aLd running bzck between
parallel u o. IS feet (bslng same and
Dougnt Al e1eenl1on sale on Iucgm snt o. said
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Certificates Of Stock Lest.

d UFFIE HUNT AND JOHN T. HUNT
n having lost their certinostes OF the fol-
loWtng-mentioned shares IN SIC Memphis
and CHARLESTON Railroad sfCe<. publish the
sane IN crGer to apply foE duplicates In tie
prescribed form.
Rumn H1 mo. 49, dated December 5,
1855, for one shsIe; No. slS, dated January 4
1850. for share
job 7 hunt--Eo. 43T dated Dec6nsber S,
1850, TO- one share No. 9l6, January & 1890,
for one share. EUFEIN HUNT.
is24 JOHN 4, HUNT.