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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10
Aew Adrtrttseureuts.

A TGN-OENT FIY-TRAP VIII destroy thOus-
~ ands o. the INSECTS Also or sale wire dish
covers and mOsquito scrt ems, by -
TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-p"el Market st. below Ninth.
Philadelphia
VNRENCH WIRE NAILS and brass escutcbecn
II pins ut variety Of eizes; c OIt, DIN shing and
cigar-hOA nails, gimp AID upnolsterers tacks, Tor
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty five Market St, below Ninth,
philadplphia
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weather Record.

HEFUHI OF THE SIIiNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Probabilities Cloudy and occasionally light
rains over the New England and Atlantic coast.
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The Delaware Democracy.

200O WILL NOT VOTE FOR GREELEY GOVERNOR
sAuIsBURYs OPINION.
Ex-Governor Salisbury, of this State, told a
gentleman, coming mp on the railroad, few
days ago, that in his Judgment, there were 2OOO
Democrats in Delaware who would not vote for
Horace Greeley,no matter what action was taken
at Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

CoLoRED CAMP MEETING.-The Union Church
of West Chester will hold a camp meeting at
Swarthmore, beginning on Wednesday, the 31st
instant
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ReI1as.

al PLEBY.--1n his city on the 9th, Clarance, soDf
o James II. and narietta AppleDy, aged ms
tlaVs
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TIVE VALLEY ROUTE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
BONDS.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOK h " GO.

We are offering the NORTHERN PACIFIC T-sO
GOLD BONDS at par and interest in currency
They are Issued In denominations Of 500 to 81 900
COUPON, 800 to SO 600 REGISTERED, and are at
all times interchangeable at the plea ure OF the
holder without charge.
They are secured by FIRST AND ONLY MORT
GAGE on the road, It's Equipments, Earnings and
completion Of the Road, will exceed % 900 Acres to
each mile OF track, or 500 Acres Of Land TO
each 81, 900 bond.
These bouds are at all times receivable by
Trustees at TEN PER CENT. PREMIUM, in pay
ment for any lands purchased from the Company
In view OF the ample security unon which the
bonds are based and the rate of interest they bear
we believe there is no nrst-cAss Investment safer
nor more profitable.
Holders OF United States $50 bonds, Delaware
State Bonds, Wilmington City Loan, and Bank
Stocks can now convert them into
Northern Pacific 7-3Os
Realizing au immediate profit and INCREASE
THEIR ANNUAL INCOME LARGELY.
All marketable sesuritlea received in exchange,
without expense to the investor at their highest
current value.
JNO. McLEAR 81 SON,
B A N X Il II s,
NO. 6o2 MARKET STREET,
mar2O-dSwamof WILMINGTON, DEL
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Daily GOtttmWfiaG.
a ATKINSON.

uER ATKINSON. N,."..."..."..P Publisher.
~ Nor Terms, Brc., See Second Page
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PERSONAL.

JUDGE JOHN NJ. LEA, of Nashville,
has been spending several days in
Memphis.
Mr.. LARA c. BAKER, Superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph lines
in Arkansas, is in the city and looks
healthy.
Hon. w. w. VAUGHAN, member Of
! Congress from this district, is in the
city. He may possibly address the peo-
| pie before he leaves for his home.
MAJOR MERRIwETHER Of the Amer
/ icdn Farmers advocate, is in the city.
His paper is the organ OF the Agricultu-
| raj Congress and is one Of the most wide
ly disseminated papers in the country.
Hon. BILLY ADAMS last night chal-
| lenged Barbour Lewis to a discussion OF
! the moral, social and political issues. OF
I the day. Barbour looked fiercely at his
/ doughty opponent, took Off his hat, and
/ bowed gracefully at the same time that
he declined.
EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, Of Arkan-
I sas, full OF hope and giving strong
! assurances of the success OF Arkansas
| railway enterprises with which he il
| identified, is at the Peabody Hotel. He
accomplished his financial purposes in
Eastern cities.
d. L. CHILDREss, Friars Point, Mis-
sissippi; NJ Childress, Pulaski, Tennes-
/ see; DR.. Enos Lane and Frank Murphy,
Omaha, Missouri; w. A. Williamson,
Tennessee; Judge w. G.. WHY, New
] Orleans; Hon. A. Mcdonald, Arkansas;
st. John George, New York; Hon. W.
/ w. Vaughan, Tennessee; w. r. Kirk
patrick, Texas Pacific railroad, and John
Johns, Paducah, Kentucky, are at the
/ Peabody Hotel
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ESTABLISHED 184o.rnrf
COTTON.
Premiums Awarded at fernando Yes
terday.

special 10 the Appeal
HERNANDO, Miss, November l.
There is great excitement here to-day
In the cotton market. Chamberlin q
Marshall, first-class merchants and cot
ton buyers, Of Hernando, advertised q
premium Of fifty dollars in gold for the
best bale Of cotton, to be awarded No
vember LIST. The same awards and pre-
miums were offered at Pleasant Hill,
DeSoto county, where Messrs. Cham
berlin & Co. have a copsrtnership
store. The judges selected to decide
on the merits Of the cotton were Of the
best and foremost merchants Of Mem
phis, named w. B. Brown, Of Brown,
Jones & Co, II. G. Trader, of Trader &
CO., and w. G.. Stewart, the untiring
politician and merchant, who is a whole
team himself About twenty bales were
on exhibition. No. sold for 26c; No. ?,
2se; No. 8, 22c; No. 4, 2lei No. 5, 2Oc.
This sale beats Liverpool, New York,
or any other market.
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CARD FROM DIR. LEAKE.
To the Voters of shelby COunty.

have lived amongst you for the last
forty years. During that long period my
political sentiments have been known to
all who have known me. Originally a
Whig, remained steadfast in the prin-
ciples Of that grand old party until it
was disbanded and merged in other or
ganiZatiOns. From that time forward !
have always acted and voted with the
Democratic party. l stand to-day, heart
and soul, with the Liberal Reforsa move
ment. ] am for peace and reconcilia-
ton. Recognizing in Andrew John
son the best living exponent of
these principles, / am a jealous
supporter and earnest advocate of his
election.
have never sought nor desired Office,
but 1 concede'the right of the people to
demand the services of sny citizen.
have therefore yielded to the urgent ap-
peals of many old and valued friends, who
have known me from bOyhood, and con-
sented to become a candidate to repre-
sent Shelby county in the Senate of the
next General Assembly Of Tennessee.
If the people choose to vote for and elect
me ] shall serve them faithfully and to
the best Of my ability. Thanking the
friends whose kind partislity suggested
the use Of my name in this connection,
and sincerely trusting that whoever may
be chosen the election may result in In
creased prosperity TO the State and the
country, I am, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant, V. LEAKE.
Baskerville, November !, 1872.
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GORDON GORDON.
The Bogus LOrd's Transactions Among
His CouHtrymen-ssa Fraud
He Is q Success.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Messrs. ThOs.
Scott and Jay Gould are not the only
-hrewd individuals gulled by the bogus
Lord Gordon Gordon, since II was de-
veloped in court to-day that his own
countrvmen in Scotland have been vie
timized in bis gilded trap. Mr.. Thomas
smith. ieweler, Of Edinburg, Scotland,
read in a paper Of that city the story Of
GordoD's swindles, as copied from
American Journals. He concluded that
Gordon was none other than swindler
who has relieved his firm Of a consider
able quantity Of jewelIy under the name
Of Lord Glencairn. He wrote 20 the
lawyers OF Jay Gould and requested
them 70 send him a photograph Of Cor
don aud some Of his handwriting. The
photograph and letters were sent and
identified byMr. Smith, who jOurneyed
% America and appeared in the Supreme
Court here to-day. He told very spicy
story Of the defendants swindles in
scotland. He had bought iewelry from
bis firm to a considerable amount, and
..uread a rumor that ne had a country
seat IN the Highlands aud a shooting
l,ox eighfv-miles from Edinburgh. lie
had a reffaus Of well-dressed servants,
and lived like a lord generally. One
dav Lord Glencairn, servants, eqJipages,
and ali, disappeared from the city, and
nothing more Of him was heard in Edin-
sl1rgh. very much 70 the disgust Of many
trades people he had swindled. He
bought the very best goods, and bis bills
were very large. Lord Glencairn-GOrdOn
Gordon has disappeared from New York,
and his present location is unknown.
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PHTGGDELPHIA. PENN.

PHILADELPHIA, November l.-Ihe
Ereaiaq Telegram estimates the number
.gf sick horses at from five 10 ten thou
sand. but not single fatal case reported.
Nearly every railway company has
withdrawn is cars so as 30 avoid using
sick horses. Those taken sick on
Wednesday are already recovering.
The plague has broken out among the
race horses. A race for fifteen hun
dred dollars was to have come of yes
terday al Suffolk Park, but the horses
were suffering with the disease and the
rare wAs postponed. The r"rses entered
werc Sensation, w. S. ALA = and Hot
spur. II is reported that Rosalind IL
sick at Trenton.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
rhos. II. Allen, Jennie Howe
nlrer-Menii,nr-nn.ines.n.

The river is now stationary at this
point, and is one foot eight inches above
the lowest point last year. The channel
from here 10 Cairo hes six feet Of water,
but is terribly crooked and nsFroW, snd
the boat that gets through, going either
way, without grounding Is fortunate.
Below here seven feet is reported, and in
the ATkaRsas twenty-five inches is stated
to be the depth CT water below Little
Rock, while shove there the planters
complain that the river does not furnish
enough water to supply their stock, and
wells have been dug for that purpose. A
rise is anticipated, however, by our Lit
tle Rock exchanges, and although itmay
be small, It win be welcome. White
river has thirty Inches 10 Jsekscnport,
aud the channel Is bad and hard 10 ohud.
cha river at ST. Paul Is very low, and
navigation Dei0.s tg9ete TO 1Keokuk Is AZ
most entirely suspended. B6ioz Keokuk
the river is about as bad, and the half
dozen OF 50 Of steaneIs that run betweea
KeOkuk aud ST Louis are much out Of
time. From St. Louis to Cairo five and
q half feet is reported. the Missouri
shows no indications of a rise yet, and
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could learn nothing in regard to her in
surance. She was owned by Captain
John l.. Bateman, David Hughes and
James Hughes, all of Nashville, one
third each, and was valued at six thou
sand dollars.u
boats Going To-Day.
The Belle Vernon, Captain Darrah,
leaves this evening at five o'clock fol
Cincinnati direct, and wiz be the first
boat up the Ohio.
The Emma G. Elliott, In command oi
Captain Corbitt, leaves this afternoon at
five O'clock for Cairo, st. Louis and all
way landings. Tom Withledge, Esq,
holds forth in the office.
The regular tri-weekly coast packet
Pat Cleburne, In command Of Captain
Stack Lee, leaves this afternoon at five
O'Clock for Friars Point and all the
usual way landings. Mr.. J. 9. Harris Is
her prime minister.
The United States mail and passenger
steamer Little Rock, Captain Eugene
Smith, leaves this evening at five O'Clock
for Pine Bluff and Little Rock and all
points on the Arkansas river. Mr.. 9. H,
| Conrad is her chief secretary.
The regular White river packet Jennie
Howell, with Captain Ashford on the
roof, departs at five O'Clock this evening
for all points on White river. Mr.. Frank
w. Buskirk is her purser.
The Nick Longworth should be here
this morning, and is TO leave at ten
o'clock for Vieksburg, Natchez and New
Orleans.
The City of Nieksburg will be here
this afternoon to leave for Vicksburg and
intermediate landings.
The "Anchor Line send out the Col
orado tomorrow morning for Vieksburg.
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NEW YORK, November 1.-The horse
disease is rapidly decreasing, and the
streets begin to assume their old appear
.,nce. The car companies are putting on
more cars to-day. Ninety horses have
died during the past twenty-four hours.
Doctors who have examined the bodies
Of some OF the dead horses report symp-
toms OF pneumonia. and also signs Of
typhoid fever in several " the smaller
iutestines
Although travel il as yet considerably
OF structed, there II a marked improve
ment in the horses. The livery stables
are greatly improving. The malady IS
said 10 be fully under control, and Whhe
there are still cases OF danger, they are
only those OF horses who have very
recently been attacked and have not
Uassed the climax as yet. Horses that
have had perfect rest are the nrst 70
-bow symptoms Of improvement. Many
,of the truck teams Of the business men
are out again, but it viii probably be
some days beiOfy the car companies can
resume Tlnring. Eighty-five deaths were
reported yesterday. Favorable weather
also caused an Improvement in the
horses Of Brooklyn
kinety-twO deaiias from the horse dis
ease were leported Ia the city this morn-
ing, and thirty-one in Brooklyn. There
Is a marked improvement in the dis
\ ease, and Il is believed by many that
by Monday the ears viii run on all the
tines
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CITY OF MEMPHIS


/ c. Canning Smith was also appointed
: Chief Supervisor OF Elections for West
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Hard-Drinking and a sad Accident.

The candidates will spend some money
during the next four days, and should be
careful 10 concede the enjoyment of good
things paid for to voters. 1t is the worst
sort of selfishness for them to drink with
the bar-roOm rabble. They should show
their boundless generosity by conceding
the whole pleasure to those noble patri-
ots who prize the right of suffrage by
''liquid measure Two gills sometimes
make "p(o)int," but in most cases, il
very hard, il takes quartz to doeffect-
i've work. Nothing less will get some
voters down. Last week a candidate,
obliviOus of these facts, went home, after
a day of terrible debauchery, very drunk.
His thirst was intOlerable. His wife was
abed, and had turned the gas off He
sloshed around in the darkness and mel
low drunkenness. He discovered the
glass globe occupied by gold
fish, and swallowed the contents.
We are told that the astonished little
fish, when mixed with the liquor below,
were very lively and so tickled the can
didate's stomach that violent eructatiOn
aroused the sleeping wife. She lighted
the gas, and seeing spooney with the
empty glass globe in his hand at once
cOmpfeneHueu lHe SlIudllOu. sue COOlit
proposed, "My dear, wouldn't it be well
for you to swallow them Limerick hooks
in your jacket pocket?' chic, hic, it's
orful, darling" was the reply, ~ feel
like Jonah, with (hic) a slight differ
ence-pve swallowed the whale"
"Then, my dear" said the imperturba-
ble wife, "you can the better swallow
Grant,
The fish were spilled, with vast guam
titles of grog, about the apartment, but
Jonah has not reappeared upon the
streets
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THE HORSE AILMENT.
CHICAGO. I'LL.

CHICAGO, November 1.-The horse
disease is still spreading, and II u re-
ported that at least twelve hundred are
already affected Great care is being
taken Of the sick horses, and as the
weather is fair, and the experience OF
Eastern stablemen in treatment OF the
disease. is all available. II is hoped that
the visitation may be shorter here than
IL has been 10 other places. The street,
car lines appear little affected 50 FAR and
uD % this morning no cars have been
withdrawn. One Of the Wabash avenue
stage lines has been compelled to with
draw a large number Of stages, and the
West Madison street line Is also running
short
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SKELETONS.
-Four Found fn One Day, and No Greai
work Bone after An.

On the north side of Beal street, just
west OF Shelby, cellar is in process OF
excavation. Yesterday, while the la
borers were digging away with all their
might, little dreaming Of death or dead
people, they encountered coffin in a
fair state OF preservation, on opening
which they found a skeleton, evidently
OF grown person, but Of what sex we
did not learn. Later In the
day they found two others and a
fourth was in sight, when tie
pail of night covering the earth,
the men were forced to quit work. AS
there never was a graveyard in that
vicinity, nor a medical college, people
who have heard of the discoveries are
asking, "How came these bodies THEREOF
This is a question for the Coroner, TO be
fully developed, we hope, to-day by a
close Investigation. No doubt thou
sands Of people viii visit the vicinity
to-day.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November Nv. +. Bax-
ter, member Of Parliament for Mon
tress, addressed his constituents last
night. He said the result Of the Gene
va arbitration was the grandest triumph
Of modern civilization. he said the
award was just and the decision caleu-
lated 10 make nations careful while
&c was eminently serviceable for
the protection Of English shipping
commerce IN time Of war. He praised
Disraeli for his fOrbearance and discre-
ton during the arbitration.
Music Hall at oxford was burned last
NIGHT.
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CHICAGO, November The aggTe-
gate losses by the FIRE on the cornef 81
Lake and Clinton streets mot Jefferson
street., LAST pight, IS stated at thirty
thousand dollar, divided among sis
occupants. The buiidiRg vas damaged
70 the extent Of i've thousauA lollars
Th0 amount Of insurance IS not va =.
certasnsas except Hoffman & Grid.
ley, gI1dp sna commission merchants
who lose thirty-nve hundred dollars
and had fifteen huldEsd dollars insun
ance Ia the NosthwesterD Hatlonsi o
NiiWaukee, and thirteen hundred dolier
80 me Globe of Chicago.
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AARDINIA.

TURIN, November 1.-The river PC
continues 10 rise, and the inundation il
spreading. Families are flying. ThOs,
who cannot escape ave starving on house
tops and in trees, where they have taker
refuge. The streams are filed with car
casses Of cattle and the wrecks Of house,
and barns. The town Of Reggie, four.
teen miles from Medina, has almost en-
tirely disappeared beneath the flood.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


IHHUHNIENIlIH
COLUMBUS, o., November i.-Gover-
nor Moves to-day issued bis proclama-
ton for the Observance Of Thursday
November 2sth, a. q day Of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer. The dOcument earnestly
counsels all citizens Of Ohio upon thai
day 20 rest from ordinary avoeations,
and ~ houses Of worship, and qulei
homes, acknowledge their obligations u
the Creator, and remember the duties Of
kindness, generosity and brotherly love
which they owe % their fellow-men.
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lAdvertisemeutl
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted


Res0lued Il the langusgs unaairaously
adopted ky the Tennessee Del.faetagit ts state
VentiOn, held at Nashville June I,bs. three
years after every act Of President Iohuson's
object, had become histOry.) aThat Andrew
johnson. in the discharge OF his great func-
tons as President OF the Uaited States, at a
period o. trying ana unprecedented ein5ar-
raSsment baz rendered his name inustriaus
by the fidelity With which he has sought 10
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assnult OF a revolutionary faction
and Ia his recent signal triumph in that be
nalf has earned the gratitude ef the Ameri-
can people, and rendered himself worthy OF
the highest mark OF eonflaence thai may be
bestowed on HIM
phis APPEAL, cf August II, le72f That "he
tAndreW JOHs0n) has done some things which
we condemn, hut many more that we approve.
He Is perhaps the s0undest, II we may not say
the profOuudest, the most philOsophic think
or OF the day; and while admiring the grand
seseang his patriotism, we cannot nncfn our
hearts TO become Queruious and stupidly COM
plain because thcre are spots on the rloWirg
face OF the god OF Gay. Let us hear he nhii
osopher and statesman end plpleuld thinker,
and wnatefft ei tesh1 faolts may Be
sr4paFf til9p his original and admirable
Genius Tor slatesmanship.n
f'cg1luccs Also, IN the languages Of the Nash
vile Cnfou Gnd dGlcFicGn after the nonina-
tion OF General theatham by the convention
which nat AZ Nashville. in August lssfl. f'ls,l
.none deny. the personal worth Of General
Cheatnanl, but there seems 70 as and. rs
We believe, 20 a maiogity ii the penaaeraeI, m
Iennessee, peculiar fitness IN the selection
Of ex-FrasideEt Johnson at thff time ho56
because OF his great ability and hia iol-s.if,- ~
ne Nniap during tie war - -
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.


NEW YORK, November 1.-The following
is the comparative cotton statement for the
week: Receipts all ports, III ,lS2 bales; same
time last year, 81 430 bales; total for the year
$40 LIB bales; last year s67 S bales; exports for
the week, SOL ,3l2 bales; same time last year
34,579 bales; total for the year -ij3 bales; last
year, F5.5Sl bales; stock at all United States
ports, 2S, ,643 bales; last year, H. I42 bales al
Interior towns 1883 bales; last year 81 %
bales; at Liverpool 5000 bales; last year
5l7 900 bales; American afiOa, for Great Brit
ain, 5000 bales; last year, 81 go bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November I.-COtton Is
easier sales, 1900 bales; good ordinary, lSci
low mlddling, lo1zc; middings, ls5Sc; mid
ding Orleans. 191%c; receipts, 6253 bales; ex-
pOrts-to Liverpool, 35l5 bales; continent, l7lg
bales; coastwise, 1872 bales; stock, lO3,6li
bales; weeks sales, 900 bales; receipts-net,
g, ,653 bales; gross, 45 i'll bales; expOrts-Great
Britain, TO- SO bales; to continent, 4,4l4 bales;
coastwise, 1851 bales.
CHARLESTON, November Il Cotton market
dull; middlings, lS199ls5sc; Fl receipts, %
bales; exports coastwise, 81 bales; sales, 90
bales; stock, IS, ,449 bales; weekly net receipts,
LILO bales; exports to Great Britain, 2ZiZ
bales; coastwise, 7l2 bales sal, 100 bales.
SAVANNAH, November I.-COttOn is quiet,
ordinary, Ice; good ordinary, l75SglT4c; low
middlings, ls14dlS1zc; middlings, 1870; net re-
oeipts, Il55 bales; exports TO continent, l2J5
bales.
GALVESTON, November l.-Cotton-esti-
mated receipts, 1900 bales; stock, 81 SO bales.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. j0S-In the First Chancery Couit OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Lucfus L. LINER ct al
VS.. NJ. L. Bell, Eldridge Duvall ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il tnat the defendants, N. l.. Bell, Elbridge
Duvall, W. II. Kelgbler, VIM. J. Boyd (Duvall
keigbler q Coz; Richard G. Dale, John Ross
Hanson L. Wlthers, Gerald I. Dale, s. f.
Egleston dale Ross & WitherS); Geo. Schaf-
fer and G. H. Roberts (Schaffer & Roberts,
Ben Field, 7. F. Lsngstrach, W. P. Mason
Field, Lengsfretch & Coz; S. jerks Smith,
William Howell Smith, Howell & Coz; Ed
win X. Trowbridge, Amos T. Dwight, Amos H
Trowbridge CTrow bridge, Dwight & Co; Pc
ter s. Dwyer, Henry H. Jaques and Henry W.
Dwyer (Dwyer, Jaques & Coz; Thomos A.
Boyd and NJ. r. StrORd boyd & Stroud are
non-residents OF the State o. Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they max their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis Eennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1872, and plead, an
sver or denur to complainants' original and
amended bills or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that copy of this order be pub
lished once q week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal. This lst day Of No
yember, 1872.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk snd Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, d. c. and NJ.
q. W. Winchester. Sol. for cOmpln'ts. ln2 sat