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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

WOOD Knnfha.

TlrisaFtiei EFT aeEive uEedicinaI agent q
pine ts+s, IS, when sobtsined pare and pro-
perry combines. one Of tie most eficacious
or all remedies for Consumption. The best
EpgIis7 article in esnibination with other
well known rare medicines, form the cele-
brateds HangsItan Ba1sam OF Lie, than
which No remedy can be found better adapt
I'd for the sure. OF coughs. colds. broBchial
aIectiou, orr onst1Ihp tfon itself. -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
READ EHE TEsTIsto .s-l.',..

-Jaly 8. ISL.
rMEssEts. IL sFIEI.Dsx EIIeBEE--AlE esas:
AftsF having had cough for many Inonths,
which term mated in my splitting blood, l
bOught-a bottle OF your HungarlRn balsaHl
OF Life from MI r % Gregory OF THIS place
A few doses gave dElEc K relief. and lam now
meuding very rapidly and consider my 81
49, WIN. 4. ]. AUST N.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
Relative Value CT CIOrer and Timothy

s3tsa 4zH ~ % sEE8 eHl
The relative gvslue eff clover as
compared with timothy or herds |
grass, whether for hay, for winter (
feeding, or for green forage for
''soiline in summer5 is one of no
ineonsiderable interest to practical
sgriculturists. When green or first
cut one hundred pounds of red
clover contains but nineteen pounds
of solid matters whereas an. equal
weight of timothy has more than
forty-three pounds. For selling,
therefore, the cost of cutting and
hauling the two kinds Of forage to
the stalls is IN the ratio of three and
one-sixth to seven and one-sizth,
with the further drawback In the
case of clover that its too Watery
character is detrimental to the gem
eral health of the amin ais. For hay,
however, the analysis of chemist
give greater relative worth to
eIoEsr, ton for ton, as compared
with timothy, than IS commonly
credited with. Dried at 212 degrees
Fahrenheit, bed clover contains about
| twenty-five and one-half per cent, Of
( flesh forming, three and seven
! tenths per cent. of fat forming, and
! forty-four and one-half per cent. of
/ heat-prodnciBg food clements;
while Of these timothy has respec-
/ lively about eleven and one-third
! three and one-half. and ffty-three
4 and one-third per cent,
Selecting Calves fer Mixers.
a writer In one of our exchanges
says. the points that indicate the
good oew are discerniblein the calf,
and Why not? This may stagger
some dairymen, but that's just what
we wish to- do Tins wholesale
Strengthening Of calves IN the spring.
.iswroHg, A calf waI shew a good
milk mirror, as well as q COW, and
a rich cream colored udder as well
as a eoE,s~knds these points make
up the COW every time. Let the
breed be what it may, this is our
| experience in The matter. A calf
| that is worth ten or fifteen dollars
should not be Killed for It's mere
hide, for the lack Of judgment in
selecting, . ~ ~ 1
A Dubuque woman, who claimed
I ~ J 1,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Sore Eyes! Sore. Iss~ee,y
ENcelsfOr Eye water positively cured
iuhamatory sore Eyss, infamed eye-lias and
all indamatiOns Of the eye from any cause
whatever IN rem one g three days. 1t als0-
PRESERVES the sight W hen the sight begins
the sig az lmost indefinitely, Where Il is used
according 20 directions and fails % give Pc
iect satisfaction. We viii refund the money.
sent - mar - any part q the United Slater
on receipt OF nifty cents Address Thos. u
Perry, 49, Deaderick st. Nashville, Tenn
For sale By DoETcH x HADDOx.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
HE pEOPLE's FAvoRIT e

... Hftot6 0ttJla0eT- Of Cash GtJtS, 81.
Family Carriage. Matched Horses and Harness
Buggies, Spring Wagons, Piows, Riding SGddles
ParlOr and Bed Room Furniture. silk Dress Pat
terms French Clocks, AL Gold and Silver Lever
Hunting Watches, solid Silver and Double Plated
Table Ware, Diamonds, &c, &C.
1890 Agents wanted, 70. whom liberal deduction
vii be made. Drawings take place every 90 days
Circn ulars containing references ana full infOr
nation sent any one ordering them.
g Address at once J.. A. BOIL, Manager
Lock Box 10 iJan30 5wl Hamilton .Ohio
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

VineEa- filters arr not vie Faneg DRINK,
made Of Poor Run Whisky Proof SPIRITS aid Refuse
Liq,H'r doese-ed, speed AID syesisnsd 70 pieasete
3as'1, a. ST. i.ss M & Z, sans as se q
but true Medicine, made from the native roots
and berb Of at lpph9isS s,sglapis
They are the Great Blood Pudhey aud Lfe-gfv1ns
Principle Perect RenovatoT and Invigorator OF the
system carving OF al fasoroas matter !sd Fsssalns
the blood 10 healthy cons 9'l eP ~ sireshlls
and InvigoraRRs both mind and body they are easy
results, safe ali ef disease.
No Person can take these RItteFs acoot,i- --it-
,beir bones are no, dslroye iy mineral ROBSON or oIh
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
Dyspepsia Indigestion. Hgadacle. Pa.a
in the shoulders, Coughs, Isltless q t Chest DE- aE
z 5le I Ss 59,5 = 99 f = , 9 s
ihe lidneys and Eandred other TAinfa symptoms
are the oisprings OF Dyspe2sa In these complaints
it has equal, aud bottle VIII prove guar
antee Of its merits shan 3 lengthy Advertisement
/ For ErPs'sle Complains, IN Young OF 81, -
turn Of h these Tonie Baters display So decided an tf
influence thar a n1lrsei Improvement Is sooa PeTosp
Fer Ina 'ssa4ary' szsd chronic Tsheu-fss-s
;,, am 4 ' f!, I, l -; 80 bls si
Blood Liver Kidneys and bladder ihess-Bi,ters have
VileT Blood which generally Ifo.cd y iar,iase-
nsni Of the Digestive OtsaRss-al 4. II #---
TOsaic, possessing also the ecuIftr raeritof acthg 80 H
IS powerful agent in rseTing Goageson qr Iuaan-
nation OF the Liver and ViscFSl Organs and in Bious
For Skin Diseases, Eruptons letter salt
imncies Riuglsso5als. Sda;d Head SIRE AVS E7--
spelas Iich. ScuTi Of The Skin IIuipors
literally dug and carved ont Of the sssemin
short time by The of these BiteTs. One boue IN
sneh cases WI f2nyaee inc most lnceduous OF their
Cleanse Ttso vItiatelI Islood whenever ysa1 4.
ind ITS impurities bursting through the sim u
1rsstei and in lhe yss E' .e ,9im IT'S
iauls your iee'nsS Wi isl yoH yylt bes The boo.i III
tsraaef..T tfEss,sas.9l roelSir VIT-, rrT
TERs the most N'ndsrloiI as asf ia eFer esrsispsl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05
e About ApRss for Human.


--.ss II ssEfssG
sWitb.us the value Of the apple, as.
an article of food, is lar moderated.
Besides containing a large amount
of sugar, mucilage and other nutri-
tive matter, apples contsirs vegeta-
bic acids, aromatic qualities, ETC.,
which act powerfully in the eapaci-
ty OF retrigerants, tonics and anti
septics; and freely used at the seas
son of mellow ripeness, they pre-
vent debility, indigestion, and avert,
without doubt, many Of the "ills
which flesh is heir to-. The oper-
atives of Cornwall, England, consid-
GRIPPE apples nearly as nourishing as
bread, and far more so than pota-
toes In the year OF 1601-which
was a year Of much scarcity apples,
instead of being converted into vei7
der, were sold to the poor; and the
laborers asserted that they could
''stand their work. on baked APP
pies HitAout meat; whereas. pota-
TO diet requires either meat CT
other substantial .nptriment. The.
French and Germans ne apples. ex-
tensively,a as do the inhabitants of
all European nariens. The labor
ers depend upon them as an article
Eof food, and frequently maxi a din
ner-of sliced apples and bread
There is no fruit cooked IN as many
different ways IN cur country as
/ apples; neris theFe any fruit whose
value, as an article of nutriment, is
as great, aad 80 little appre5iatsd.
Water Cure JoRr71dl. Tess
StraEFberrits for the Millions.
ri, 50 ~.
tits burning shame at this day
lfoPany farm er or gardner, no matter
where. located, to be without clean
and thrifty strawberry patch for FAM
lily use. The old plea that the COM
mon farmer has no time to fritter
away IN raising such ''s:uf' never
was valid excuse r neglecting the
kitchen garden. rftfsone Of the most
/ profitable parts of any farm. No
kitchen-garden IS complete without
a straWberry-bed. To one that has
always been accustomed to boun-
tifuI supply of small fruits for home
use; it Ia strange, too, and farmers
orlltivating from fifty to two hun
-dree acres with the ordinary field.
crops from year to year and still
these sVerya sage men. working
| hard ami stii1 contented, -WithoRt
a rasl berry. q blaekheHFy,or straw
berry under culture These far
mers would think it quite impor-
tant to keep>a ffty-acre field of corn
as clean as an onion-bed, yet they
have no such feelings about stHaWz
berries. We have seen many plats
that might with propriety be called
grass-beds, with here and there a
Strawberry plant, belonging to this
class Of fsrners,--GNelp YORK Tn
banc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

A Dubuque woman, who claimed
that married man IN Omaha was
her husband, Withdrew in favor of
wife No. 2 in consideration of 800
and went home. 1rspf-g
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Saba tipsy husband to his wife.
TYou- need-Deednt fbl-Iame me.
Twas woman that first tem-tempted
mar to eat forbidden 1hings." WO-
men may have tempted man to eat
forbidden things but he took TO
drinking of his own accord"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

The bitter end-the last half inch
of n penny cigar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

S We love the little babies, and love
everybody that loves little babies.
No man has music IN his sui who !
don : love babies. Babies are made
to be loved, especially girl babies
when they are grown up. A man
isn't worth a shuek who hasn't a
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Kansas women have voted for
a plumber of years on all questions
connected with she schools.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

A woman's manners indicates her
taste, temper and feeling, as well
as the society to which she has been
accustomed. M.EG SIS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Because a man and his vile be
dear and be-angel each other IN
public, don't be snre that they are
blessed turtle doves in private.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

Ladies some times do not value
their husbands as they ought They
not unfrequently learn the value OF
n good husband for the first time
bv the loss Of him. yet the hus-
band is the very roof-tree of the ed
ifice-the keystone called home.
He is the bread winner Of the fam
ilV-its defence and its glory-the
BEGINNING and ending of the golden
chain of life which surrounds it
it's counsellor, lawgiver, and its
king.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

out GOD Is similar. Our beiieI In
God does not appear tfirst In the
form Of 3 deduction. ia The form of
q .prOpCslticD. b1t IN the form If
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-04-05

A lady widowed by the Chicago
confagratiou has been remarked.
Her second husband calls her his
relic Of the great fire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
lays the foundation Of much bodily suffering.
As a rule men are more solicitous to repair
and preserve their houses, stock in trade and
other perishsble property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
a wall requires a prop, or a weak structure a
girder, but appear 20 be unconscious OF, or in
different to, the cracks and laws and evil
dences OF decay IN their own frail and sensi-
tive organizations The consequence Of this
want Of common prudence is that thousands
fsII by the wayside in the prime OF life every
year who might have lived to enjoy a hale
and hearty old age, II they had resorted to the
proper means OF recruiting their failing vigoT
81 the proper time. Seeing what that famous
vitalizing and invigorating elexir, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, has done for countless null
titudes Of the enervated and broken down,
and with the long, unbroken record OF IL
cures before him, It seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia. billousness, chronic constipa-
ton, or disease OF r remittent or Intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour 70
seek the aid which It's toning, regulating and
invigoraGng properties have never failed to
AFFORD. II is no exsggeratlon to say that Hos
letters stomach Bitters is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weaknes
and disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given 70 the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
xOyErARYASD FINANCLALMATTERs

NEW YORK, September S-MoSEY ruled
more active ranging nom per cent 70 IN
per cent? with s. considerable portion 81 nc
business At l--, the closing rates Delns p
cent gold % l-oL SieTtHtg was duiL; prime ~
days. lO555; sight, 1854. cold was stronB ana
.ayaEcef from LIZ 10 II4-, closing nrIu AZ
IIato IE3Z. There we're loans from 80 70 o per
cent Tor use. Clearing SlfiNGN,Nb. The TREAS
ury disbursements amounted sL4rd0l. CoreI7-
apesL were arm and higher 0 US were re-
ported 81 sinai supply. The Assistant ireA-
urer redeemed S7-l,00u. The following are the
quotations.: +Sis OF ISL, n5z; -As Of So.
Las; E2- Of ls4, lifs; 54s OF ls57, ILes
IDS Of 1865, new NJ le-As, lJ77s; new IS, lIJs4;
Currency g. IL. Southern oecurtlies
we're dun and steady in price az
the following quotations: MLs-OuEli' VS.
Ieuuss=ees. old,z4Z; fenneSsees,ne ia; VIZ
ginias, old, Il. Virginia. new, so NOrtn car
ounas, Old, 5lk; North CarOl1nas, new, .
The Stock market has been more quiet than
FOR some weeks past, and with one exception
the Pacific Mail prices hardly varied from me
opening quotations. This stock has been &C
tive and huctuatsd between ~ % ia and
uer having been compromised Dy large snork
the stock Is heavy at Hhgfo. Loans were
made at Nat and tne market eloS@l 0u-ii 49,
the exception OF the eatern Unlont Wllch
was bid Up 10 aud closed strong al 0g74- quota
lions Tor to-day: Canton, 49, Vest
ern Union Telegraph Company, osAi
pauy, VI; Wells q Fargos EEprrs
COMPANY. glk. American Merchants laion
Express Company b5r LulteO StaGcH express
76: Pacific Mail, a; New York
Central, VIZ; Erie, ~; Erie, preferred, u;
Harlem, III; Harlem, preferred, I&i Miehi-
gan Central IA; P~ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, 81; Northwestern, n North
western, preferred. 80; Rock Island, uUta
New Jersey Central, lU5: ~. Paul J1f ~
Paul, preferred, "A; Wabash, 6e%i Wabash,
preferred, IS; Fort Wayne, p; Ierre H2ute,
81; Terre Haute, preferred, 30; Chicago and
Alton, 10; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
llzZ; Ohio and Mississippi, 2N; Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati, 81 Burlington &
Quincy, I34; Union Pacific bonds, Ss%; Central
Pacific bonds, 9sz: Union Pacific bonds, 81
Delaware and ackawanay EZi Harlem and
Erie, ~.
LONDON, September 20, 5 p -m.-Consols, for
money, 9zh; on account, 89s Is 5As, Ls3,
$50; Z. :. sos, 1866, s2Zi o.. s.. O-40s, So;
new IS, SgH; Erie, $50.
FRANKFORT, September 0-United States
53s, 1852, So.
PARIS, September D.-Rentes SCI 2c.
NEW ORLEANS, September, U,ll.9 an
sight exchange, i discount. Sterling ex-
change, p.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01

The demon 0l chang dlI not trouble Nadl-
as1 sfrees yestrrlat. % oalE change per-
c-ar be VAS iAe cnAlse given ior NOTES OF s.
auaa EEahdure remained Al par Dc
g. o. lalk-Fery D passing to-iey-ai =
Mrellui h-yIuE and premium selling; II
aa aflFlug ifaeiy. Money was lively
& Use tnr nd OF tIe lnultu has arrived, aud
b. tluEed Allegation ntV- 90 ne arranged Ter
EHl d. luF can. cotton mas been sold
bat d. nzs a. ye. brought no currency, and
currency ma be The drliTerer. The brokers
were taklHEgO.u Al 4l-z IN "a very quiet way
a lot OF $40 vas d na01 dUis. local securities
were of arEA Iu several instances al ~ Tulh-
na- aaclnees a. 10 they had been no betiel
tI4u dry good but 10 was only here and
there a capitalist could be- persuaded % take
kslsas levee coupons could not obtain even
"a hid; 800 city c0upous-Inuch wanted JUS
nov nF many taN-paNens-could obtain no
better az ouer Than o. and nothing could o.
dons with them Outside the bauks A9 Ms
el--ipui warrants changed nauds az 81 and
bonds atsi. Ihe quotations Oelos are most
al -ou nal frOm ab-ruce OF tr~lusacu0n4
Memphis currency bonds, with past-due
eogqolsI skies 57ssi Memphis god bonds
aEas 90 Mempnls pastdue coupons
.EoanpEis AID Charleston railroad stock, 90
IIflO Isl mortgage bonds, IS; ditto ~ mort
gaze. ~; Memphis and Ohla railroad stock,
lg. ditto lht mortgage bonds, s.; ditDo
"a mortgage ~ Mississippi aud Ten
nes-se rafInoad stock, HzzJ; ditto ist mort
n: Mississippi Central railroad stock, Is; dit
u I'D mortgage bonds, . ditto "a mortgage
bonds 81. Mississippi warrants, 7BGsZ. M
ai-s4ppi IeF-e bonds, H; leFee bonds
-heIBg county usw warrants, ssa8z
dl.ts ual-u5 warrants, &gah; ditto coupon
TanasHs tolautrnlleris war
.auf-. = az.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
PETITIONS.
Petition to Amend Charter.


No. ea5i R~gIrst Chaacery Court OF shelby
County.
.WHEREAsrThe southwestern Land Agency
COMPANY composed Of the following named
directors. U B. Wexford, D. n. Porter. John
r.. Titus, John r. stratfon and ;. II. buns
comb has He'd It's petition IN said court. pray
Ing an amendment to the charter heretofore
granted 10 by ihe Tennessee Leelslatdre. in
this that the name Of said corporation be-
changed to the "InveutOrs Aid Association, -
and that BY that name they have succession
for thirty years; that they may contract and
be contracted with. sue and be sued, plead
and be impleadedi In al the courtsof law and
eQuity; also, ave power 70 acquire, hold and
enjoy estate, IN Zee or otherwise, both real
ahd personal; loan and adyanee money or
credit for the purpose Of aiding inventors, or
tiie owners OF patent rights, 70 procure pat
ents. build or make the articles invented 10
sell thes same, or The patent rights for cities
towns counties or states, and generally 20 10
all thingst that they may think Necessary for
the good Of said Inventors Aid Association.
Inat they may have and use a common seal;
Lhat Tue eapitri stock Of said Association
snail be one hundred thousand dollars, In
shares OF ufty dOilaTg, with the privilege OF
increasing he capital stock TO i've hundred
Tors shall consist Of not less Than three nor
moro Ilau ten members. Ia tine election OF
winch each share OF stock shall be entitled TO
one vote 70 os cast either in person or by
proxy For more full particulars reference 4
made 70 said petition.
IT'S therefore ordered. that all persons IN
ierested or desiring 80 70 do, make their ap-
peaFance herein, AT the courthouse. in tie
city Of Memphis. Tennessee. on or before the
first Monday ia october land show cause,
~ any they hnvei why the prayer Of petition
q shohid not De granted and that g copy OF
ms order be published daily for thirty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This August q, BI2
~cOpy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
By T. B. McHENTT. DC. q M.
Mnght 8 EuIkes soils. fo- Petitioners. sugl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
COTTON MARKETs 0F THE WORLD.

NEW YORK. September 50, 1910 a.m-The
cotton market II quiet. Ordinary, DC good
ordinary, ISc; low middling, ls5sc middl1ng,
Is4c Alabama, ls5sc; orleans, BAi Texas,
IeLc. Futnres are qufet sales to-day 1000
bales; last evening" so bales; april SOLD
at 3g4c October nomlnaly IS DISC November
E6 pm-The cotton market Is dull
ordinary, I5Nc; good ordinary, l6c; low mid
ding 1896 middhDg, lsAei AIspAIna Issci
Orleans, lyZc. Texas, 1915. sales To-Day
4s bales: futures. $50 bales; last evening,
IS bales. Futures dun; March, zoe; April
2JSc- MAY. gle; November lsHc.
85E pIu-Ihe cotton market Is weak
ordinary, I5te good oIalneEy' &c os
ls5sc; CLEANS BIC; Texas, lshe. sales o
dRy. lUs3 bales; % spiuners, $50 bales; specu-
lalion, * bales futures, ll,7JJ bales last even
ing: export, Us bales; sptnners, SO bales.
Receipts Of cotton for Two days az ul
Unit ed States ports, 2s-50 bales; exports-uo
Great Britain, $40 bales; to continsut, 80
bales; stock, L1lo bales.
LfE ERPOOL, september %, II 20 a.m.-Cot-
ton quiet but steady; uplands, sRd; Orleans
geo. sales to-day, H,1U bales.
1873 On Cote quiet DuL steady middling
upltuuS, 3In Orleans, va. Salee tp-oAY
1l,g0 bales; for export and speculation, AN
500 p.m.-Cotton market quiet, but steady
mldtling upiands, szadi Orleans, s1sd.
NEW ORLEANS, september %, n30 AIM
Cotton Is firm and n good demand mid
dIiag, 1876. sales, ~ bales.
Z9.m-CObtOn IS strougi middllng, N1se,
sales, 200 bales. Receip N37S bales.
CINCINNATI, septembe. S-Cotton quiet
middling, Lsc.
ST. LOUIS, psemberLo-Cot.on quiet
low middlings H~c.
DoUIsyILLE ptsmber -cOttonsteady
NASHVILLE, STANDARDIZATION dull
low middAug. L5c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
NoN-REsrDEWTs.
Nom Resident Notice.

no. Ui-fn the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, TennasseH-FafricS lie
Aulty VS. Thomas WarDErQn and the an
known heirs OF thomas W~arburf0n.
n appearing from the bill Wliclfis sworn TO
In his cause that the defendants, Thomas
WarburtUn and The heirs Of Thomas Warbur-
ton, whose names and residences are TN
known, are Nonresident Of the state % Ten
uessee; tina this IS a bill for the purpose Of
perfecting title by divestiuE ont Of them and
vestiDg IN the complainant, The said Pat
rick McNulty, the legal title 10 and 70 the lot
and improvements thereon, situated in the
city Of Memphis. shelby county, tennessee, a.
The Intersection OF Beale and IeaOtO Streets,
and known as part OF lDtI, block 81, fFonnug
y feet on Beeie street and running back Is
feet on DeSoto street 10 q private 1b-foOt alley;
that said WatburJon- WHo 6 reported dead,
was one OF the trustees Of q congregation Of
Bsptists, b formerly owned said Lot ana
sold 10 70 other parties. who sold II ri said
Mcnulty lhuE al The parties Interested have
Joined In a conveyance Of same butsaiu War
burton and heirs.
Il Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein
At the Courthouse Of the Second Ch0meery
eouFt,in thecfsy Of Memphis. Tennessee. on or
before the rst Monday IN November, 1871 ID
plead, answer or demur 70 complainant bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing eXpartes n taat q
OF this order be published once a week.
Tor four successive weeks. in this Memphis
Appeal. This september 18th, lsT2.
NJ. u. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERT. u. q. and NJ
CAN'T & Mcdowell. soils. for c~0rnpin'ta slsfh