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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-05-03
SarSaDarillian ResOlTant

HAS 1IADETHE Most ASTONISHING CURES.
80 QUICK; 30 RAPID ARE EHE CHANGES
IHE E3Hl LAbEh6OtN. tNDAlt iiiE IN
hLIEIlI \ D. IELlT
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MUSIC

900 broadway. New Yarl
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Hardeman Go. Director :
Chaneery Court.
federal Officers.

JAS PYBASS.....-- --..---.Post Master
Corporation Cheers.
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Yesterday was rather cool day Gol
the 2nd Of MAY.
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nozxvhR PosroEErCz.

p..rs t.a4 \. NJ to $50 2. N, Sundays
e-sla p To- 8 sera.E T. VI.
CLOSES.
F1- a-u.s aui Nrausas ~ ! ~
IIf'v mt 3i'
Tar 7ll atu South laily Al. -.iS % I ~
Far E-".-- 1.f.t rlv.tte Corner. DInceyviHe ana
st-pts1s Ii.-s- THasdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
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w T. NcCar}y will be here nextweek
and yo1 can then secure any kind of a
picture wanted He is an artist of &C
knowlcd-ed merit and withal one Of the
rirht stnmn. 60
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To The Public

Notice is hereby given to all patient
and true Christians, thatI, C. A. Wood
son, viii address the citizens Of Harde-
nan Co on first Monday in Nay next in
the interests of the Republican party
and the weIflre Of the whole country
Seats free. This April 9th, 1872.
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AraUsrA. Notember. fSe!

Dr. ~ II Tut:
1t affords me much pleasure to testify
to the great value Of your Liver Pills
They are all they are represented to be.
In nay opinion, there are no Pills SO we'll
adapted to the SOUTHERN climate as they
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Proceedings.

At meeting keld in Bolivar, April
29th, 1872, the following proceedings
were had:
On monitor Of H. NJ Hill Esq J. A.
Wilson was called to the chair, and upon
motion II. ". Hill was appointed Sec
rotary.
Mr. J. Norment explained the object
of the meeting-which was to appoint
delegates to the Cincinnati National
Convention, to be held on the Ist Of
May, 1872, for the purpose of nomiuats
ing candidates for the Presidency.
The following delegates were appoint
ed
f. Fentress, }. J. Dupuy, A. Ram
sey, NJ r. Parrish, Jesse Norment, II.
NJ. Hill, J. w. Tate, J. NJ. Richardson
C. NJ. Dugan, G. w. Hardin, E. P.
McNeal, Pitser Miller, r. II Wood.
On motion the chairman was added to
the list Of delegates.
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Hatehie river $ &c ting quite low, aud
''trot l.asrsg and bank hook buffalo
snatche-s ore on the rampage "Got
an" in1ua p
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REFREsurNG.- Last Tuesday night this
section of country was blessed with re-
freshing rain
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NECK BVEAKING Madison Teat, q
white IN an, and A J. Sewell, Negro
were tried before the Circuit Court at
Wenona, Miss, last week for murder
Both were. found guilty and condemned
70 no hoppnd
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UNPRECEDENTED snaeeaa.

Within the past year 100000 boxes Of
DIR. TUFTS YEGE GABLE LIVER
PILLS have been sold and not single
instance Is known where they lrave failed
to give satisfaction. II you would enjoy
life, have fine appetite and robust
health, use these Pills
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PresbYterian Church.

r al CBR0WN, PASTOR,
sunday tecnt0l a "a
Bible Glass Tuesdays. at p n
PRAYER n Getting ihursday3. at -------. 40
Services every Sabbath, at IO4a NJ and 7 ~
Seats all FREE.
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Farm work is progressing and there are
favorable Indications for bountilul crops
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Services every Sabbath. at Ia}z A. II. and NJ
Iv the Rev. r PEOPLES
SABBATH SCHOOL at as 4. NJ.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars every oaHo eve
ming at 2ls o'clock. Prayer N Letting every comes
dav night Choir meeting every Friday night itesui
Church meeting first Wednesday night IN each MONTH
Young Mems prayer meeting every Monday nig.it-
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QUERRY-To or Exchanges The st
Louis Medical Association don't pay usa
cent How do you like Cherokee Rem
edy ?"
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WosHAM II UsE Last week. while IN
Memphis sc, as usual, "put up" with
White and Schiey, the kind and genial
hearted projectors of the favorite Old
Worsham, where every thing is in apples
pie order and stranger gets the worth of
every cent he may pay out Go to the
Worsham when YOU visit Memphis.
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EDWARD sHL0ss,

AGENI.
Room No 5, Magnolia Block, corner OF
MAIN AND FRONT STEETS.
nov3 MEMPHIS. TENE.
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Not q ripple disturbs the placid sur
| face Of the stagnant waters on Madison
street. Exchange is more plentiful, be
tween bankers at 8 per $1,000, cOuntei
rate par TO premium buying, / pre-
MUM selling. Deposits have lowered
during the week. There is no specia
demand for money and ii can be had a
| 10, and occasionally at s per cent, bYth,
edge that has a gliding on it; other
must edge OFF as they can at 1G23 pc
cent per month on the street. One hOus,
took $1,000 gold at l Is. For city Ions
date skies a broker was offering 524c
Twelve shares Of Charleston railroad
stock changed hands at 34c. Arkansas
leyee bonds were a quiet as innocence
they are jaek-in-the-box with d box
lid on lust now. Some insurance stocks
are on the market, but they attract no
attention.
Arkansas levee bonds, nominally ESQ
q. County scrip, IS. Barbour Lewis,
certified, $500. Gayoso Gas Com
pany stock, 50. Memphis and Ten
nessee railroad LIST mortgage, 81 %
mortgage, 71A. Mississippi leyee bonds
45650. Memphis city railroad, so
Bank Of Tennessee money, 9SG95 fol
'olS issue; new issue, S0GS5. Ten
nessNe COmptroller's warrants, 80. Lit
tie RoSk railroad first mortgage bonds,
col Mempbis city gold bonds, ex-
coupon. 6OGS; currency bonds, 5S
Memphis past ne coupons, 50. Mem
phis Water company, per cent
FIRST mortgage gold bonds, -. FOR new
Mississippi levee s per cent. ponds A
offered. Mississippi new, 1872, warrants
N. Second mortgage Memphis and
Ohio bonds offered 81 so.
Clark, Walcott & Co.'s New York Cer'
cuIdr of May sd quoSes the following
Offerings for stocks and bands; Ten
nessee State 6's, old and new I3i
Arkansas 6s funded, IS; IS L. X. 7. 3,
and n. o. at AZ; Is Memphis and Il. X
20 "asked;" Memphis and Charleston
railroad stock and lst mortgage railroad
bOnds-blank.
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate: A certain tract of land lying and
being in the state Of tennessee, county Of
Shelby, in fractional range 8, fractional sec
tioni 4, Of the Eleventh Surveyor District,
known as entry NC. 4, for 20 acres in the
name Of Nathaniel Potter, situated on Island
No. 0in the Mississippi river, bounded as fol-
lows, tO-wit. Beginning at a large cotton
wood marked N. y. on the Old bank of the
Main Chute OF the Mississippi river; thence
north o. chains 10 a stake from which north
ES 40, west ID inks to an elm marked a:
thence west at l0.5i chains TO a lockwood
marked u. e. at chains to the east side OF
W1low pond, > chains wide, bears south Is
east, in al 81 chains and3Hnks % stake, from
which south 81 east 49, links, a persimmon
marked P thence south % Weast - chains
and 20 links to a stalk rom which nOrtho
10 west sixteen links, a locust marked ii;
thence west % chains and 6S links TO a stake
on the bank of the Mississippi rtver; thence
down theOld banks OF said river south % y
u chains and 80 Inks, S6 Ell chains ana ~
links, SIS 8E p chains, ~ ~ = chaihs
and 90 links, to the point OF beginning, con-
har made thereto by deposit from the M1ssls-
sippi river, beginning az tne same SOttoh
wood before named marke1 t1enee
main channel OF said river: thence up said
river. with It's meanders MOI 4 chains 80
I5rksl ~ W W gchains0 links, Il 70ofW4
chsins T5Hnks, NTPW 4 ehainsS links, N509
NJ w s. chains "a inks, N 81 u chains "A
inns. "a W " 8chains Is links, II 46p @W
III chains IS links, N36q 3g 8 chains links
~ ne Old ORIGINAL banks of said river: theuee
down said old banks with its meanders to the
point Of beginning, containing . acres, sur
veyed December 9th, 1870, by z. Burk, a plat
of which IS on file in the above cause.
Also, another tract containing about two
hundred and fifty acres, situated IN the
Of Upton and state Of Tennessee, be
ing that tract in the HDevi1s Elbow, on the
Mississippi river, bounded on the north by the
lands Of e. W. Massey, south by the lands Of
Harfeman Bateman, In range 8, section s. in
said Upton county, and known as the W.
Potter tract, and which lies on the Shelby and
Upton county line.
Terms Of Salc-One-third cash; balance on
a credit Of 9 and u months; notes with ap-i
proved security; lien retained. Z
This May Is, 1872.
y N. ID. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan,
SOLICITORS for Complainant mS
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Petition for Ineorporafian.

-
No. 56 RuIes-En the First ChaReery Court
OF shelby COunty-PeutiOn for Charter OF
IneOrpOratiOn.s
"HEREAS, James ROOsa. /. z Randle.
VIZ Moore, T.. F. Risk. +. DauHu-v
M.S. Bruce, i'll Eichberg and D. e.. Mardsn.
az citizens OF shelby county, Tennessee. have
MED petition in said GOurt asking TO be in
~eorporsted under the name and STYLE OF the
" Aemphls Mechanics Institute.r with sue
-eession FOR ninety-uine years; With power %
Use common seal; TO sue and be sued Dur.
chase andseu real estate TO the value Of slee.-
.e0s TO borrow money ID issue bonds in their
corporate name; to establish schools of de-
sign engineering, practical mechanism. a
nureauof scientific discovery and invention.
schools Of mechanical and engineering an
prenticeshipi to found a library and reading
rooms, public lectures and all other aids AMI
agencies which may promote or elevate the
mechanic art.
F. They pray for all the powers, rights and
privileges usual TO other corporations.
For further particulars, reference IS made 20
the said petition.
1T is therefore ordered that all persons desir-
ing 80 to do make their appearance herein al
the Court House OF said court. in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the nrst
Monday in June, IT2, and show cause. If any
they have, why the pEayErOf said petitioners
should not De granted, andthe institute iueOr-
pOrated as desired; and tina a COPY OF thfsOr-
der Be published for thirty days in the Mem
phis Appeal
This Aprii2 o. 1872.
A~copy-attest:
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. b MCHENRT. D. c. d AL.
Ed Burke Pickett, SOlr for Pet'rs. ap30
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Petition to Amend Charter.


l n the First Chancery Court Of shelby county
to amend chaTter-No. 52, Rules.
"HEREAS, the President and Board of
w Trustees Of the Memphis Female Col
lege, a corporation chartered by the Legisla-
ture OF Tennessee, having its place OF business
in Shelby county, Tennessee, have this dav
He'd a petition in said court, asking to have
the said charter amended slas to change The
name OF the corporation rom the Memphis
Female college to 1.-The Christian Brothers
College" the Institution having been changed
rom a female to a male sollege, and as such is
now used:
They also ask to have the last line of section
two OF the actor Incorporation changed 50 as
to make IT read Institutions of Learning.
instead Of Female Colleges"
The act Of Incorporation was passed Febru-
airy lst, 1885, and is published in the acts OF
a3A. chapter 10, page =.
Is therefore ordered, That al persons
terested make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse in the city Of Memphis, on or be-
fore the INST Monday in July, 1872, n show
cause, II any they have, why the PRAYER OF
said petitioners shOul not be granted. and
the charter amended as prayed for. or Tie
cause viii be proceeded with eN parte: and
that a copy OF this order be published FOR
thirty days IN the Memphis Appeal.
This May sd, ls72-
Acopy-attsst:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By X. j. BLACK Deputy q. and II.
Hanson, Estes a Dashill, Sols. for petition.
ers- my&i
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Attachment Notice.

- -
In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county
Tennessee-C. +. cambridge, John A. Sims
and John H. Mitchell, firm OF cambridge,
Mitchell & Co, vs.. John N. Moore and -
Briggs, firm of John NJ. Moor 4 Co.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned into Court, levied by
garnishment IN the money, property, goods
and effects of defendants, IN the Hands OF Gage
* Fisher and r. Wormley &CO and afidaYi
having been made that the defendants are
justly indebted to plaintiffs in the sum Of
Sl45O, due by account, and that the defend.
ants are non-residents of the State OF Ten
neSsee: -
d II is therefore ordered, That they make thell
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF shelby county
at the courthouse in the city Of Memphis, on
The third Monday in September next, and de.
fend said attachment suit, within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro.
ceeded with ex parte; and that q copy of this
order be published once a week, Tor four con
~sscutiye weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
Done at office, this I'D dayQf MaynSl2.
l. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
l. By l.. Z. BOSWELL, G.
Clapp 4 Meux, Attys Tor plaintiffs. [m2 thu
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within legal hours, the following described
Ffrst-A certain lOtor parcel Of land situate,
lying, and being in the county OF Shelby, and
state Of Tennessee, one and a half miles east OF
the city Of Memphis, opposite the property Of
Captain Ray, containing q acres, 81 acres OF
which was purchased by r. g.. Clark and vie
OF John b. ManIey, and the remainder being
the third ca part OF is known as the
Isier tract, and the east end OF said tract, EN-
bracing all the improvements and ppurte
nances thereuntO belonging, or in any
manner appertain1ng, and the same Wnereou
said Clark and his wife resided On the Slst OF
January, 1854, which is more fully described
in The deed of said r.. G.. Clark and wife Of
that date, to said James A. Carnes, and regis
tered in the Eegtsterss Office Of shelby
county, book NO.L, pages III, I2and E3, the
portion to be taken on the Isler tract to be
one full third thereof.
Seeond-AlsO, one half interest in lot No. z,
block Il, situated in the city Of Memphis,
county Of Shelby, and state Of Tennessee. 10
wit: Fronting on Shelby street % feet, run
ming back with parallel lines 20 feet TO Gin
ton street, with a II front on Clinton street
Of 90 feet. The size and location viii more
fully appear by reference to the plan Of The
yeyed to am Tate andJ.A Carnes byRObert-
son TOpp on the LIST day Of December, lSj6, as
per record in book NO.3, pages 626 and 81 In
the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county Of that
list day Of October, 1855.
Third-AnOther tract or parcel of land, stu
ated in the county OF SneiDy and state of Ten
nessee, near the CITY OF Memphis, 10 VII: Lots
Nos. L, Is, 10 and % Of b is as the
COOpertract, about 80 miles east Of the city Of
Memphis, near the new STAKE line road, the
said four lots supposed to contain about 40
acres, conveyed to James A. Carnes by VII
liam Cooper, OF Tuscumbia, Alabama, by
deed, dated the I'D day Of February, 1871,
and in which the same is more fully de
s0ribed.
The above real estate has been subdivided,
plan or diagram of which can be seen on or
before the day of sale, upon application at the
Office Of the Clerk and Master Of said court.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of six and twelve
months in equal instruments; purchasers re-
quired to execute notes, with approved per-
s0nal s~uretfes, with interest rom date; hen
retained to secure same, and equity OF re-
demptiOn barred.
Z This May 18th, 1872.
E.A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wright & MeEissiek. SOlirs. NV
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ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE

OF all competing lines. Take this line and
Avoid % Miles Of Steamboat Transfer,
and the annoying changes Of cars incident TO
other lines.
$50 Ask for Tickets via Iron Mountain and
Chicago and Alton lines.
Fare as low as by any other route. Baggage
checked through % all points.
W. r ALLEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, st.
Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, st.
Louis, Missouri.
JAMES CHARLTON,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis Railroad, Chicago.
W. II. QUARTERMAN, Z
fel6 PASSENGER Agent. ~ Main street.
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moo pounds. Boo; haeon ana lard. per Loo

100 pounds, 3Oc; bacon and lard, per 100
pounds, zoe. fvarRrrr. gugr
ALL RAILFRoM IOUIsvILLET0 MEM-
PHIs-First class, per 100 pounds, 5Oci
second class, per 100 pounds, 40c; third
class, per 100 pounds, 80; fourth class,
25c; fifth class, per 100 pounds, 2ocj but
ter and cheese, per 100 pounds, 35ei
-four, apples, onions, potatoes, hominy,
corn meal, per barrel, doc; beef and pork,
per barrel, Csc; whisky, per barrel, 81;
coal oil, per a load, ST. hay, per car
RAIL PROM CINCINNATI TO MEM
PHIs-First class, per 100 pounds, 60ci
second class, per 100 pounds, soc; third
class, per 100 pounds, 45c; fourth class,
per 100 pounds, soc; fifth class, per 100
pounds, Csc; butter and cheese, per 100
pounds, SOC; -four, apples, onions, pota-
toes, hominy and ORR meal, per barrel,
| soc; beef and pork, per barrel, SOC;
whisky, per barrel, 81 20.
EASTERN RATEs-BOston and Provi-
dence, 65975 New York, 55960; Phi1a-
delphia, 50; Baltimore, 55c per 100 lbs
Via water and rail, including via Nor
folk, sc per 100 pounds less. Compress
ing, COO per bale.
DRY GOODS.
BrOaOn Meetngs.-Adrlatic A., 15c;
Stark A4-4, I5c; GraniteVille T. u A,
I4le; GraniteviIle rs, 123c; Laurel Hill
Al, 1899; Pepperen r "A, 15c; Pepperell
N 34, 121c; AIlendale 1914, Ale; Lowell
10-4, 373c.
Bro0R DriHs.-Amoskeag, Ice; Pep
pereu, lie; Massabessic, lac.
Denims-Arlington blue, 1Sc; FARM
arsi and Maohanicsi T21c-
BLedched Sheetiags and Shirttags.-
Allendale 104, 45e; Pepperel I04, 5Oci
Lowell 10-4, 40c; Monadnock 104, 373ei
Monadnock "a, p. case, 1SG224c; New
York A, dc; Lonsdale A, 1Sc; Fruit
of the Loom "A, 1Sc; Hope A, 15c;
Reynold A 131e; Red Bank, A, 136c;
cheaper grades A, 113@124e; Slater
vile rs, 129; Red Bank rs, 12c; Ports
mouth 7-S, 122c; Canoe "a, Sc; Ions
dale cambria "A, 24e.
Priats.-Merrimac w, 13c; Merrimac
ID, lie; Sprague's, 12c; American, lie;
Richmond, HE; Gloueesta, Il3e;Allen,
lie; Allen pink and purple, 1910; Al
bion solid. 112c; London black He;
Amoskeag, lie; Arnold's, 10c; Wam-
sutta, Sc; Quilt c~alieoes, 6f@74c; Furni-
ture and Dolly Warden prints "a, 123e;
Furniture and Dolly Warden prints rs,
15G16c.
Cotton Bdgs.-Amoskeag 2-bushel,
40c; Stark, 2A-bushel, soc; 3-bushel, Coo.
Spool GoH0a-Coats' spool cotton, zoe
per dozen; Clarkis, zoe; Green and Dam
iePs, 45e.
Spun COttou.-No. 400, ISc per dozen;
No. 500, I6c; No. 800, I4c; Nc. 700, 12c.
Cotton Pdjds.-Tennessee, Csc; Texas,
224c; Eagle and Phenix, lS@20e; Rap
-pahanOc, 1Sc; Alabama, lie; Augusta,
lie.
OsRd6ergs.-S-ounee, Use; 7-ounee,
16c; 6-Ounce, I3@142e.
Ldu71s.-Sprague 400, 15c; Pacific
18c.
CoHonades.-Ripka's, 2O@25e; dOu-
bic twist, 33@423e.
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The following shows the operations at Live
pool, weekly, fOr The past three weeks:

As compared with last year this statement
shows q deficiency in receipts OF 940,A39 bales,
and the exports 81 Ss6.Z4 bales. :
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NoN-RESIDENTS
Non.Residen Notice.

In the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, TenRessee-Thomas Maggie, Charles
Bouien and wife, NJ. Bouien, Mike Weigel
and wife, Barbara Weigel VS.. J. Max schulz
Ter n Benjamin POesh, and the unknown
heirs of Pollock B. Lee, deceased.
IT appearing from the bul duly sworn tc
IL ia this cause that the names and resi-.
dence of h unknown heirs Of Pollock B. Lee
are unknown to complainants, and cannOt be
found after diligent inquiry, and that they
n defendant Benjamin POeSh are esi.
dents of TennesSee, and thai complaiuauts
bill herein was filed to fOreclose a mortgage
or divest title to lot l07 Of the 0vertOn Ad.
ditiCn, in Shelby County, Tennessee, out Of
the heirs of 2. b. Lee, deceased, trustee, etc.:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appear nee herein, at the Courthouse, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in June, 1872, and plead, an
sweT or demur to compartments bin, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, fOl
four successive weeksm the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Attest.
n. d. L. STEWART Clerk and Master.
Wat Strong. Sol. for Complainant myS