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PETITIONS.
Petition to Amend Charter.

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No. sss, R-First ChaneeTy Court Of Shelby
WHEHEAs, The Southwestern Land Agency
Company, composed Of the following named
pirectors, 9 =. Wexford, d. 7. Porter John
r, TITUS, John =. btrattOn and 8. Il. Duns-
comb has dled It's petition In said court, pray
ing an Gmendment 20 the charter heretofore
granted Thy The Tennessee Legislature, In
this that the name OF said corporation be
changed to the Inventors Aid Association"
and that by that am they have succession
for thirty years; That they may contract and
be contracted with, sue and be sued. plead
and be impleadsd in ali the courtsof law and
equity; also, have power 70 acquiret hold and
enjoy estate, In Zee or Otherwise, both real
and personal; loan and advance money or
credit for the purpose Of aiding inventors. or
tbs owners u patout rights % procure pat
ents, build or make tbs articles invented; to
sell the same or the patent rights ioT cities
towns, counties Or States and generally 70 do
all thing thai they may think necessary Tor
the good Of aid Inventors Aid Association.
That they may have and use q common seal;
that the capitrl stock Of said Association
shall be one hundred thousand dollars, in
shares Of ATTY dollars. with the privilege Of
increasing hec capital stock to Eve hundred
tors shall consist Of not less than three nor
more than ten members, IN the election OF
which each share OF stock shall be entitled 20
one vote 70 De cast either in peraou or BY
proxy. For more full particulars reference Is
made 70 said petition.
Itis therefore ordered, that all persons IN
terested or desiring 50 70 do, make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the
nrst Monday in October uexIaud show cause,
II any they have, why the prayer o. petihou-
this order be published daily for thirty days
in the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, BZ
-cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
by q. B. CHENRY, u. y. q NJ.
MnghLG Eulkes. Sols for Petitieners angl
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mOsETARFASD FrNANC1ALmATrERs

NEW YORK, October L-MOSEY ruled
more active and stringentau day, al l-2 per
cent. and interest . per cent per day, win
the bulk Of loans Al LIS 70 L and interest. Dis
counts were also Etrlngent al L2glJ per cent
for prime. SteTfng was nominal al t4sSzcj
long. S-SGSz for short sight. cold wasstr0ng
through0ut The dav, il opened ia and sold up
il and closed at l4t4GLfas cash. Gold
brought LIS 70 1 per cent. for use. The smith
party who recently squeezed The gold market
are said TO be short now, and M Drew
through the German houses Is squeezing
them. ClearinE5 es8,0e0,O0. The treasury dis
bunstments amounted tG19l. Customs re-
ceipds S50.011. G0ueT7glleH1s were nrm at
per cent advance. The following are the
q~uotauons; 51ls Of Bol, u15z; DDS OF $50,
SIS OF 1850, new, 1875 52Os OF 1867, n3J;
5-29s Of lS65, 1875; BIS or 1865 new
In2s 20 lgEs new IS HO5s Cur
the following quotations: MissOurlh, "
Tennessees, old, rs; Tennessees,new ZFi Viz
ginias. old, 40; Virginia, new, 49, North Car
Ounas, Old. 81; North C~an0ilnas, new, 70.
The Stock market In the face Of the slrln-
gency OF money has been nrm al day, though
the market was with the exception Of Pacific
Mail and Western Union duii. In the former a
bull movement carried the price from saE9
as, from which point IL reacted on large sales
Of long stock to 76Z. The sales Of the day
reached $4,000 shares. The Western Union
rose 20 7O15, attributed 20 the old party who
carried f. 70 70. The transactions amounted
preparation 20 an advance IN Erie, the Lead
ing part % be played this time IN London.
Quotations tor to-day Canton, 81; West
ern Union Telegraph Company, U-s;
Quicksilver, 2zsj Adams express Com-
pany. %; Wells * Farg0's EXPIRES
Company, IS; American Merchants Union
Express Company, 81; United states Express
Company, zDs Paeinc Mail, 704; New lorh
Central, NJ; Erie, 81; Erie, preferred rs
Harlem, NJ; Harlem, preferred, ~; Mlchi-
gan Central. nfI; P~ittshurg, Fort Wayne and
chicago, 81; N0rlhwest-rn, u North
western, preferred. So; Rock Island. lutsi
New jersey Central, ~; st. Paul %; ST.
Paul, preferred, "a; Wabash, o.; Wabash
preferred, 30 Fort Wayne, rs Ierre Hautef
81: Terre Hauae. preferred, %; Chicago and
Alton, 10: Chicago and Alton, preferred,
1l2; Ohio and Mississippi, ~: Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, So; Burlington g
Quincy. l34: Union Pacific bonds, BszsCentra4
Pacific bonds, ~; Union Pacific bonds, 6l~;
Delaware and Lackawana, sU54 Harlem and
Erie, ~.
LONDON, october /, 5 p.m.-Consols, for
money, ~; on account, 4E; Us. ~ ls5,
80; q. ;. 54s, 1857, W; Q. - lU-8s, 5lE;
new 5s, ~ Erie, 81
PARIS, october l-Rentes 81. SC.
NEW ORLEANS, -6ctober !, uaD an
sight exchange, d kdiscount. Sterling ex-
change, -.
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NoN-REsTDENTs
Nnn-nnsidnnf 800

No. g4-m the Second ChancsfT Court OF
shelby county. Tennessee-Pafrick Ne
Nulty w. Thomas WarDurtcn ana Lhe IN
known BEERS Of Thomas WarburtOn-
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
u in this cans thatthe defendants, Thomas
WarburtOn and the heirs Of Thomas Warbur-
TOT, whose names ana residences are un-
known, are uou-fesidents Of the state Of Ten
nessee; that this Is n bill FOR the purpose Of
perfecting title by divestng out Of them and
VestinR IN the complainant the said pat
rick Mchulty, the legal title IN and 70 the lot
and improvements thereon, situated In the
CITY % Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, AZ
the intersection Of Beale and De-OfO streets,
and known ~ part OF lott ], block 81 fronting
2 feet on Beale street and running bacE =
feet on Desoto street 70 a private l-fOot alley;
that said MarburtOn, who is IepOued dead
vas one Of the trustees u congregation Of
Baptists, who formerly owned sald lot, and
sold 10 20 other parties, who sold Il TO said
McNultyi that all The parties interested have
Joined In q conveyance Of same butkaid War
burton and heirss
tn therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearances herein.
at the Courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Courtiin he Gil Of Memphis, Tennessee. or OF
before The first Monday 8 November- 1917, and
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
copy Of this order be published once a week.
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
appeal. T. September 18TH. Is7Z.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By EOEGE MALLEEY, ID. O. and 81.
EunfN q MuTNwuuaNN Sole for naHnrHmnH q SO Hh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
laws the foundation OF much bodily Suffering.
As a rule men are more soneitous 20 repair
and preserve their houses. stock in tssde and
other perishable property than % repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
avail requires a prop, OF a weak sraetnre a
girier, but appear to be unconscious Of or in
different TO, the cracks and Jaws aud evil
dences Of decay In their own nal and =ensi-
tive organizations. The consequences Of this
want OF common prudence is that thousands
fan by the wsyslde in ne prime OF hfe every
year who might have lived TO enjoy a hale
and hearty Old age, II they had resorted 10 the
proper means OF recruiting their milling Ylgor
at the proper time. Seeing what thai famous
vitalizing and fnviHOrating elexiEY hosteusrs
stomach Ritters, has done for countless null
titudes OF the e~nervafed and broken down,
and with the long, unsroken record OF Us
cures before him, 81 seems amazing mai any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, -bliiousnesss chrome conHapA-
or disease OF a remittent OF intermittent
character, should delay even for an hour 70
seek The aid which It's tOning, regulating and
invigoraung properties have never iailed 70
afford. It is no exaggsration TO say that Hos
letters stomach Bitters is the mosi lMthinl
ally OF nature, in her struggles with
ana disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given 70 the world.
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DoMRsTIc PRODUCE MARKETs.


LOUISVILLE, October L. Tobacco very
firm; sales 3 hhds. Bagging quiet with small
sales on orders at l4slfI4c. Hemp ls5zsl5c FOR
fax. Flour IN good demand owing 70 the
Light supply extra family, 81 1901. Wheat
nrm At 81 Sal a. Corn, JEJ3c. Oats steady
Il Box On arrival hye unchanged. Mess
pork. but little In the market, at s3 %. Bacon
In fair order demand supply light at9-50goc F.;
IIlal2c for packed bulk meats; 20 FOR shoul-
defs. Hams-ugar-cured and fancy m light
supply at l6al8c. Lard, firm; stock light; -
ale. Whisky steady AZ sec. The sales Ol leaf
tobaccO during the month d september EN-
brace 10 hbds 81 a value Of El1SD4 -. Stock
on hand yesterday, 4O2 hhds. r
NEW YORK, October L-FlOur dull and
heavy extra Ohio, s. 84s04 WHISKY dull al
g2c. Wheat shade hrmer for prime common
and Inferior winter red western 81 319l -.
lover: steamer western, NAKED 6406jc. Oats
heavy; western, Ale5c Coles lrmi no,
fILa5xc. sugar firm Cuba, 8gSfc. Pc
nrmeri mes, 81 mal4 ~, Beef quiet ana
unchanEsd. Cut meats quiet; hams szgl4c.
Lard opened weak but closed steady Butter
steady; western l0gl0.
CHICAGO, October - Flour quiet;
extra spring, 81 1901 3. wheat IN good de-
man Eprina: No. 3 spot, 5lulBl - Corn
I'm fair demand a. lower rates. No. 2 mixed,
Sj%c. Oats dull and lower No. 2, ZIc- ngs
quiet; No. 2 5c. Barley duh and lower; fall
No. 2, O455c. Provisions active and un-
changed no sales Of amp article reported
Lafd khTsassuiaTo Sad sueseS \ e f y sR%.
mer. R1lk Ahouldes We. Green hams sold
az &c. Whisky, sc.
NEW ORLEANS, October Flour firm f;
treble y b9b 15s family, D. NLgl0. Corn
nrmeri yellow, b6ei white, CSC. Oats quiet al
sc. Bran-4l l. hay-s1ag1L Pork dull
held a. SIS. Bacon held higher, az slsas4sc,
n9s9lIAe and l25zgl2LC. Hams firm sugar
cured h@fslsc. Lard duh tierca. gsalOkc:
keg, 2c. sugar dul3 good fa5r - f6hy ar,
lQH4liZc. Molass-Bo narkH; 2 bbls new
syrup received, and sold ara WHISKY quiet
ateSc9fL eo0ee, l28hkc.
cINCIENATI, october L-Fioursqulet and
weak, 81 D94 81. Wheat steady; red 81 500
j 6. Corn &c. Rye 5lfelac. 0ats 85at0c. Old
&lG1lc. New pork siea1y atalA %. Lard dull
end lower; sales Tor sumfner -; steam nom
ina l8e. Bulk meats quiet b weak. sales
Of shOuldcTsa al 6Lct no sides lsradE clear rih
noIninal Ice clear, 1915. bacun firm shoul-
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, October I, m:I5 a-m-The
cotton market Is quiet Ordinary l55sc good
lSze; Alabama, lS5soi Orleans, ls54i IeNasr
la1zc. Futures are quiet sales today; ~
bales ;January nomlnaly, is l3-l5c; February
nominaLy LfIsc; March nomlnalyi ls.sc;
October, IS l-lec November ls15c; December,
ordinary, lylc; good ordinary, Use; low mid
ding, 1870; mIdollng. le4ci Alaoama, l5tsc;
5a bales; future, $50 bales; last evening
Isl bales. Futures qlet; March, Wsc April,
la<c: October, IS lI6c; December, l6 bite.
sI5 plm-The cotsgn market i steady;
0Ts5iPfaTy, gs 39e 9TaiP is3c: k siS l9s
uGzc; Orleans, ls<ci Texas, Ls4c. S4es %
day export, lA0 bales 20 spinner lZi
bales; speculation, z bales; ia transit, 100
port balesj splnneIsso y Da4eA' Futufea4ulegi
Receipts OF cotton for four days e. al
United states ports, 81 1aleai eNp0fts-to
Great Britain, si5 bales; 70 continenl so5
bales; stock, t57,l7S bales.
LIVERPOOL, October J, u3g a-m.-oOt-
ton quiet but steady; uplands, sEdi orleans,
go. sales to-day, E,JJ bales
T. p.m-C0tton firm; mlddllng uplHldA
s1d; Orleans. va sales TO-DAY Ee' oele7.
export and speculation 800 bales.
500 p.m5Cotton market nrm midollng
uplands ga Orleans, va. Bonna5 snip
meuts since last report 70 GATE D0 phlea
NEW ORLEANS, October l. UaQ am
Cotton IN good demand and nrm minulibgi
lsIEc. saie-NOue.
Z p.m-COtton in moderate demand mid
ding, 1916. sales, 2O bales Receipts '2l
bales.
CINCISNAT1, October LCotton quiet
middling, lsc.
81. LOTIs, October L.-COtton-more do
ing mjddliDg, lsslbHc.
LOUISVILLE, october Lotion steady,
low middlinE, HHc.
NASHVILLE, October lotion firm and
ia nair demand; lOW middling, 1910.
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EMEnnE-

The telgEraUs today were again favorable.
Ao-s - g@1 Ae
Liverpool firm az Esd; New Orleans had a
moderate demand al lsI-e. q market opened
T1-u Q brisk inquiry. and the tables being
Wei nAra buyer. took with more freedom
Than during the last three or four days. four
Teen % them participating As the day ad-
N-leen and the demand became active
The pnce gradually hardened, and an
ADVANCE was established at the close
when lots BID on n the morning
Ia some instances commanded &c better IN
the evening. sales amounted 70 over 800 bales
OF The following grades and prices: Good or
1tnary, EHLIe low mddltng, Ea5gHsc;
ll-Hl-1A AafG-'c some lots Of low cotton
were sold az from ~ % I#c. anda few bales OF
strict middlug az Is%c.
The weather remains splendid ana picking
proceed n"IuJerrupUedly. When a change Of
weather drives the hands 20 the Clubhouse the
quantity gf cotton that VIII be got ready for
Gates woods q Co. observes: We simply as
seu our evidence preOlcated upon many years
observation Of the cotton crop, by say
ny the crop is short Of an average
one fully . per cent We hear Of none that
claim thar the aggregate planting OF this sea-
as an average crop. which. with a > per cent.
leluCucu for unIuru- rust and worm ravages.
would leave Us 3.375-199 bales. We know that
re IL lLQD the lace Of the AErlculIurai De-
ua--Gent az a~shlDgton ia making our guess,
ult when u can make such estimate as % per
cel-+eE Mississippi. = for Arkansas and "
Tor Tennessee, % an average crop, as
% does in lis september report fArkan-
Ss may Approximate 70 this esnmatet,
we may well cenclude that its other
may prove equally as iucOr-
-Er- and wen lay claim % an equal right %
guess. Hts Wel- known that the crop, owing
rl Tie exceedingly dry and hot weather OF
August and september, has, in q larger Dor-
ton OF ll- cotton territory. prematurely
Lpeuel- -lat II is being harvested with an
r1p-11IOn hardly ever knoWu; that the
south is In very srraitened circumstances
1la1cla-F- mat The past seasons crop
laE Esrv Few OF the colored prUdu-
cE with anything over 70 carry
them ru OF through another season,
All uatuEa-E disposed 10 realize and spend,
even when easy circumstauced. he is now
EElaaI like his white brother 10 realize. IN
--rtI--r influence, cotton has omparativeIy
been pressed upon the market. receipts have
given an appearance which in our estimation
must prove very drlusIEe II looked upon as
Indicative Of nnal crop results.
The fOloWiug are the receipts. exports and
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ders &c; jobhing sales clear rib, Nc clear,
llascs offerings light, H~a1ns-surar-cn ara
Gi9c. Hogs steady SINGLE. whisky SC
ST. LOUIS. October l-FlOur In good de-
maaa At ran prices. Wheat IN good demand
No. 2 spring, 81 248I 3. Corn-n1ufe doing az
the decline NO. 2 WiEed, &1949j1cy closing AZ
csc cash Barley, hrm, spring No. = lbe. oals
Pork. SIS 81. bacon hrn; jobhing and order
lots. sic. Ussc, and &c Lard quiet; sInAu
ist- ra8ued &c. Hogs quiet ranging rom
81 Sos Is. Cafledul and unsettled.
NASHVILLE. October Flour steady
suuerHue. S. 59ad, choice family aalgo-
Wheat, 81 40@l & Corn, 800. 0alt 0S9oc.
RIVE. zoe. Barley, zoe. Cornmeai, y ~. FRO
visions frm; mess pork, markell bare. Lard
rendered, l0lsc. Bacon-aionlderSi
clear rib, Ego cleur sides, H1se. Hams
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Friday, the First Day Of November. Isza
Supreme Court sale.

No.93-Second Chancery DOcket-Iu Supreme
Court at JacksOn-WiLl1em Fellows rs. ID. r..
Cook.
DI virtue Of a decree pronounced May p.
u 49,, by the supreme Court OF Tennessee.
ne Jackson, in this cause, i win sell to the
highest bidder, infrOnt OF the Second Chan
cery COurtrOOmN& Second street, in the city
Of Memphis, within legal hours, on
Wednesday, the I'd Day Of October, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree a follows; A certain lot or parcel
Of land lying in shelby county, stale Of Ten
nessee, to-wit: Part of Lots Nos. 35 and 545,
in the city Of Memphis, beginning p feet 9
inches from the intersection OF the alley next
south Of Jefferson street, with the east side of
second street, being the middle OF partition
wall between the north and middle
OF the " Irving Block" thence south with
Second street q feet 8 inches; thence east 1881
feet 10 an alley; thence north with the west
side Of said alley p feet Q inches; thence 1875
feet to the beginning, being the middle tcne-
msnt Of the " Irving Block, Memphis.
Terms Of Sale-S1X 10 and twelve iZ months
credit; purchaser required TO execute notes,
with approved security. bearing interest from
date, and alien retained on the property until
the purchase money Is paid. EQUITY Of re-
demptiOn barred. September II. 1872.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Vance & Anderson, SOS. for compln't. sell
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IIS2H A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, TennesSee-Martin & Lang
stan VS.. ST. Birmingham.
IL this cause an attachment having been
Il sued OF and section 1856, Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned into court, levied
upon personal property Of the defendant, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is indebted TO plaintiff in the nm OF 500
for damages ON breach of contract, and that
the defendant is a nonresident ofthe State Of
Tennessee, or is about to remove his rOper
ty out Of the state.
tits therefore ordered that he make his per-
n appearance herein, before the Judge Of
the First Circuit Court Of Shelby cOpnty, at
the courthouse in the city Of Memphis on the
third Monday in January next, and defend
said attachment suit within the lime pre-
scribed by law, or the same viii be proceeded
with exparte, and that copy Of this order be
published once a week, FOR four consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office, this oath day Of September,
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B. r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Meriwether & Scales, Attys for Piff. SEES
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Attachment Nnficn

Before JAMES HALL, j. p. for shelby county,
Tennessee-Edward Wolfbach rs. IL Lone.
IN the a-bove-named suit afidavit for attach
Il ment having been made under section 3i55
Of the Code OF Tennessee that the defendant
Is a nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee,
and is Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum Of h~fty-three 75-io0 dollar, and that the
claim isJust; and an attachment having been
Issued by me and returned by the proper off,
Ger levied by punishment on S. Herman,
WIZ answers he owes, etc:
Is is therefore ordered. Thai the defendant
appear before me, at my Office, No. so second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the Zlst day Of
October, 1877. at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
exparte; ana hat a copy Of this notice be
weeks, IN Inc Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL ].
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1895, A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, rennessee-Teague q Green
law vs.. Henry Sotfred.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section Si5 OF the Code OF
and returned into CODrt, levied by
punishment served on the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock Railroad Company, and AFFIDAVIT
having been MADE that the defendant Is Justly
indebted 10 plaintiff in the sum Of $50, by NC
count, ana hat the defendant is q non-resi-
dent Of the state Of Tennessee:
1t IS therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of shelby county, al
the Circuit Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
pnis, on the third Monday in January next
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with eNparte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once q week, for fOur
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Ohdce this 18th day OF September,
1877. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. T. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
William Messick, Atty for plaintiffs. isel9 tn
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No.. 67.-In the First Chaucery Court Of
shelby county Tennessee-RObert A. Hicks,
Admir- Of VIM. Harbert, deed, vs.. Thomas
Z. Harbert and others.
IT appearing from the bill Whichiis sworn
i 70 In this cause that the defendants.
John r. Hicks and wife, Sarah ". Hicks, are
residents Of the state OF Virginia and non
residents Of Tennessee; that Glenn Hlrbert,
Perry Alvey Harbert, James A. Harbert. oil
yer r. Herbert and wife. Alice Herbert, Dan
iel W. HarcOurt and wife, Lua F. Harcouu,
are all residents Of the state Of Texas and
uOu-residents Of Tennessee: that they are
heirs Of VIE. Hnrbert. deceased; that the es-
tate Of VIM. HarbeTt, deceased, is indebted TO
the complainant, by open account b other
wise, in the sum Of about $1,000; and this bill
having been filed 70 subject the asSeis of said
estate 70 pay said indebtedne-s and attach
ment having issued and b-eu returned
by the sheriff OF shelby county. levied, etc.:
It Is therefore ordereC, That tney make their
appearance herein az The courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in November, ISL, and plead, answer
or demur 70 compliments bill. or The same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; anu tnat a copy Of this
order be published once q week, tJI four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This September II, lsIZ
A copy-sttest:
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY Z. b. MCHENRN, Deputy @. and NJ
MI stephens. sol. Tor rUmUIuf. ~elZ thu
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Nonresident Notice.
No. 7O8.-In the First Chancery Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-B. u. Parham VS.. VIII

No. O8.-In the First Chaucery Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-B- u. Parham VS.. VIII
liam r.. TOInlinsOn.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn to
in this cause that the defendant, William
y. TOmlinsOn, lisa citizen OF Mississippi, and a
nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee; that
he is indebted TO complainant in the sum Of
about 6l2U0, as evidenced by promissOry note
referred to in said bill Of complainant; and
that a writ Of attachment has been issped and
returned, levied on the property Of said de-
PENDANT. situated in this state;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis Tennessee. ON or before the
lst Monday fnNOYember,ls Tl.and plaad,answer
or demur 70 cOmplainanLs bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as % him and set
for hearing eXparte: and that 2 copy
OF this order be Published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphts
Appeal. This 18Th day OF September, lo72.
a cOpy-attest:
EDMDND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r.. j. BLACK, Deputy 2. and "a
Vance, Anderson, Scales & Merriwether,
Sols. for compartments. seq So