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NOn-ReRidenf NOffce.

On the Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the City Of Memphis Tenn.
lanes 4. White aud Richard f. Montgomery
rs. VIM. D. Damn, ST., Tom. Gale and others.
TT appearing from afldayit In this cause that
~ defeudaats VIM. ID. Dunn, Sr-, Henry
NeiII Dunn, William Dudley Dunn, Gray W.
Dunn. James Saunders Dunn, and a te-
male child Of said VIM. ID. Dunn, ST. not
vet named. are nousresidants OF the state
III Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered, thai t1sy
rake their appearance herein az ts Godft
House in the city OF memphis, Tennessee Nttlin
10 on the second Monday in MAY
1855. and plead answer or dcmur TO complain
ants bill, OF thessmc viii be takani Tor confessed,
- 10 them. and set for hearing er pGTte and
that a COPY OF his order be published once
week. Tor four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy-atteSt
AGGuSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
Wright and McKisick, SOIs, f0roouplalna0tS
Apu. 8, 1853. spl4-laT4W.
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andIer,a nnnIer EIIinfic 81,

HrRdieV'e UupteA EtIIptAo oN9
fsof tine hest material, style and msnufseture,
and the most graceful. durable and ccOnom1-
RICE, sTIX 4 Co,
so5k and 500 Main street.
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IA Husband. wish you would buy
me some pretty feathers" Indeed, my
dear little wife, you look better without
them" "Oh, no, sir; you always call
me your little bird, and how does a bird
look without feathers %
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49, ReSident NOfIce.

State OF Tennessee, Upton county, County
Court. February tenn, 1888.
Robert McDiu, Administering Of Z g. McAur-
try, Is. Willie McMurtry-PeJltion 10 sen land
10 pay deots-
In this cause It appearing to tie Court from
the affidavit Of the petitioner, that the ceiend-
ant Willie McMurtry, IS a nonresident OF The
state OF Tennessee. Il is therefore ordered by
the Court that publication be made in the
Memphis APPEA a newspaper printed ana
published IN The city of Memphis, Tennessee,
for four consecutive weeks, requiring inc &C.
fendant to appear al the April terra of the
County Court OF Upton county, TO be holden ri
TIE Court house in the tO#n OF C~oVingiOn, on
the first Monday in april, 1875, then and there
10 DlA1d, answer or demur % petitioners petit
lion. or the same viii be taken for confessed.
a true copy. p y. BARRET, CS,
By J. II. Der. Gk-
Bate { SmithSaI, Attorneys for Plaiut'f.
marI2IaW4wfW
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Attachment Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby county, Tenn.
F. N White. Executor of Isaac n. Davis, de-
ceased, IS. Robertson TOpp.
IN this cause, a judicial attachment haviEg
i been issued by the Clerk OF said Circuit Court,
3,468 oft8e Code, and the same having been re-
turned into G0urt, levied on the real estate OF
defendant Publication Is hersbY ordered by
the CLERK, requiring the said TogP TO appear
before the Judge OF the Shelby GREET Court,
when sitting at Raleigh, on the third Monday
in Man next, defend the said Biair, all tGaL
this notias be published in the Memphis AP-
PEAE Tor four consecutive weeks as required by
law.
Done at Office, March 70, 1856.
81 u. L. STEWART, Clerk.
Clapp, Vance < Andrews, Attorneys for plain
urQr1Zlavv4EgIW
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Eree,rtnr,s Notico

HAYING been qualified as Executor Of the
Ilast win ana testament OF William EnElisn,
deceased, al persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notlns4 and required 20 pre-
sent the same e me for paytnslf Vith1n the
and AL persons owing said estcts are Requested
@ come forward and pay OF suits wiz be tnst-
tuted against than.
JOHN MeGRATH,
marq-Fws Executor.
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BradIey,s Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most populsr and flexible In Use. For
~ WALKER BROS. & co,
20 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Duplex Elliptic skirt,

Combising elegance, lightnsss, durability,
com aort and economy and unquestionably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MEEKEN BROTHERS a co,
9S3 Main AZ cornar CourtH 81.
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LC.P NORRIS, Cashier First NatiOssl Bank
OF Memphis. do solemnly swear that tie above
statement Is true, 20 the best OF my knowledge
and beieC {. J.. NORRIS Cashier.
srArE or TESNEssEg, SHELBY Co,
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me, this ID
- FRANK p. DOUGHERTY,
/. Notary Puhfic.
t--l ant
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The Policy Of this Bank

VIII be to distribute its loans, rather than con-
centrate them in few hands, thereby extending
20 All classes more equal business facilities. Our
ohlect VIII be TO treat our customers literally,
+" bearing IN mind the fact, that a bank prospers
a. is customers prosper
In addition 70 our regular Banking Business.
we have established a
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
IA the best quality In every part, graceful
I'm shane. and being flexible, make the most
stvlish. comfortable and economical skirt worn.
MACK BROTHERS 4 BONN
9l Main Street.
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NJ

MEMPHIS, TEEE., August g., 1866.
have used Morgan's Self Rising Flour. and
md II do be a most excellent article. / have
also examines the Ingredients which produce
us self rising properties, and ind them TO be.
not only innocent but important 70 perfect
nutrition. can freely recommend it asa most
healthful and desirable flour, producing an
article OF bread superior 20 that made in the
ordinary manner.
JH0. r. FRAYsER. NJ. D.
amined the Ingredients.
G. L WILCOX, NJ. d.
RI. BROWN, N. D.
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aATURpAY. - - III APRII. -


Sell at public suction to the highest bidder for
casD, a certain tract or parcel Of land on the
Flgeon hoost near the city OF Mem
pms. county Of Shelby and State or Tenn., con-
tanning IN all fourteen and sixty-three hnn-
dreedlhs acres ili03 -t0U which said tract OF land
by a AurVey OF VIM. Crane, as on nla m the
Chancery slde or the COMMON Law and Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Memphis, was divided
IN three parcels or subdivisi0ns. one Of which
subdivisions Is described as b~sHnningata point
In the center OF the Pigeon Roost plankr0ad,
east Of Memphis, the northeast corner Of COe-
krum's 5 acre lot, thence south 6i2l9 east 3
chains % Hnksto q stake IN ths center OF said
rOfdi thence south ga east "a chains 90 unks:
thence south sfa west 2 chains 86H links to
southeast corner OF Cockrum's lot: thence
north - west lb chains IS links to beginning,
containing Z 63-l00 acaes; also a part OF said
u 63-lD acres, beginning at a pointin the center
OF said Pigeon hOOst ~plankroad the northeast
corner Of The befJIedescEbed 4 63-l0u acre tract;
thence south oIo - east with the center Of said
road 2 chains u links to a stake; thence south
5go 90 east with tbs center Of said road z chains
2 links 20 8 stake; thence south 50 81 east Il
chains II links 20 "A stake; thence south 81 90
west } chains and s. links to a stake-the south
east corEer O fthe abOve4 63-i0O acre trace thonce
beginning, containing 4 50-IO acres; also tho
residue or remaining part ofsaid a 63-IO9 acre
tract being 3 2-ley acres vested IN A. Z.
Douglass, by decree % the Cbancery Court at
Memphis in the case OF ". g. Lane 8 20. vs..
W.R Cochran and others No 1851,
Right Of redemption waived, title good, but I
convey only as trustee.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
AprT 10. IsB, apl1tds
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A credit OF Sin aud twelve months. with notes
and approved security, and = Iein retained til
payment or the purchase money.
mrll-tds AUGpST0E ASTON, CAM,
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And Is a Saving Of from Sc 10 IS
per BarreII 10 llae Consumer,

article has met with the most
wonderful success. A large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using it but l
avail themselves OF its advantages were thew
satisfied regarding its HEAITHFULNESS,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS.
To convince such Of these facts, / have OBJ
tanned q large number Of certificates from well
and favorably known physicians and others, a
few OF which I give below. One trial will con-
vince the most incredulOUs that Il is to their
advantage 70 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION IN everY respect.
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ChoncerV sale

OF City Lots. IN wednesday, I'm Day OF April
is6f in front Of the Court House door, hem-
PMS, Tenn.
W. c. Baxter %. sally T. Baxter.
DY virtue Of an tnteriocufory decree made iu
ID tie cause, on the CLancery side o. the
Common Law and ChanceT Court o. the city
OF Memphis, / Will sen al public auction, "a
front Of The 0ourt nouse door, un WeineseaT,
18th day OF April. 100, between the hours o. Do
and Z O'Clock m, the following described prop
ertyi Lots ~ and 81, on the plan and survey
OF lois BurveTed by u. 3 Iodd for MlIouznby
Williams, south Of walker avenue, west OF
Heruando plank road aad eastofQrleaus sree-
The said Lots are about ~ miles nom court
square III ne ely Of Memphis
EEA or
$500 cash. balance In three equal tH8talments,
on the Ist Nov, 1870, ist NOV, l1l, ana
Isl Now. isa; purchaser giving ro1as WIN
COED security, bearing interest nom date
mri0 tbs A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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have examined the Ingredients and pro-
nonnce them innocent, aud the bread superior.
n. Z. MALONE. a II
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"Ould Ireland Is me country an,
Ne nama l. - 49, p

They were afterwards seen driving
away together in a Glow Back'd Carr
inquiring the way 70 the nearest Priest.
At this point in my dream the band
struck up "Finnegan's Wake" High
above the clash Of brass could be distin-
guished the voice of Frank Blair, as he
gCGked FNNEGAN.
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DEPREsENTING a creditor Of the estate o.
h William Dickens, deceased, 1 hereby give
notice that at the May tern, lS5, OF the Couuty
Court OF shelby County. Tennessee, wi apply
for letters Of administration on said esfzte.
JNO 81. CARMACS,
March q. 1853. fmnr22 lnw4tfE
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ChaBcerY Sale,
Tuesday, Nay 1st. 1866.

Anderson c. Belts and John H. Graves Is
Henry Laird, e. al.
DERSUANT 10 an i~nterlOcutOry decree rem
dered in the cause above reciied, at the
November term, 1865, Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the city Of Memphis, on the
Chancery side thereof, l shall offer for sale at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door IN the city Of Memphis, on
Tuesday the lst day Of May next a certain lot
OF ground situate in the county OF Shelby and
state OF Tennessee, and described as follows,
to-wit Being lots Nos. I and 2 in the sub-divi-
sion OF Tilman Belts land, lying about two
miles east OF the city OF Memphis, on the State
Line road, being part Of subdivision No. 5 to
James Winchester for 40 acres OF the john
Rice grant for 500 acres, and bounded thus
Beginning on the bank OF a spring branch Al p
stake, which stands from a large white oak
north 90 west, and 81 links therefrom, thence
north 80 west 5 chains and 3 links 70 a stake,
walnut pointer marked A, thence north Al
VEST chains and 50Hnks TO said creek, thence
with its meauders n~Orthwaruly TO the centre OF
the State line road, thence with &C. north 81, 10
chains, q link to a stake y. ". corner Of a
enc acre purchase, hence south L, east with
that unel4 chains 81 Inks 10 the beginning,
containing Sacres, Sale LetYeen the hours Of
10 An, and I'm
TERss OF sALE-Credit OF 9 months. Bond
with approved security and a lien retained for
the payment Of the purchase money,
Clerk and Master.
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U
LIABILITIES

J, W. 8. Morgan, Cashier Of the Tennessee
Bank OF Memphis, do solemniy swear
that the above statement is true, 10 the best OF
my knowledge and belief
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mar%Ia.
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Business Changes.

They will be pleased to see the old friends and
Of the house.
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ChGReegy Sale

OF Real Estate IN Germantown, Shelby countv.
Tenn. AT the Court House door 10 Temshis..
on Wednesday, AprlL u68.
s. Levi & brothers 70 r. C. holland and others
DT viriue OF an interlocutory decree made on
ID the ChaneeFy side of the Commou law and
Chancery Court Of the city OF Memphis OF date
January ~ lso, 4 viii sell 8 Public Aution, at
on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1885,
between the hours Of 10 and u o'clock. m, the
mantown, Shelby county. Tenn.. to-ygit. a
LOT, or parcel of ground, nonung on Bridge
street - ieet, bounded on the Feast by the stale
line Plank Road, on the South by J.. A. Rhodes
LOT, and on the North By the Memphis &Charles-
ton AR grounds, being thesame property con-
Veyad BY Wm.P Park to r. c, Noiand.
IERsg OF LE-cas
March 8, 1856. A. ASTON.
mr iptds. Clerk and Master,
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r CAMS

TUE Best, Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour in use.
All lovers Of good and wholesome bread,
biscuit, etc, can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble, money, and disappointment. Il
is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and is not effected b.
hot or cold weather. II does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast Ssiaratus, Soda
or salt. and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
OF shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used, still less shortening is needed.
ONE-FOURTH less OF this -four is required 20
produce a like amounted Bread. 10 that made
IN the ordinary manner, which Item alone will
about PAY TIE PRICE, charged for adding tie
self rising ingredients.
IT Is EXTRA SIC For CAKES. and all
kinds OF pastry, requiring not more than Two
THIRDS the usual amount OF butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR EACELS ALL OTHER for
Batter Cakes Wafhesi Puddlngs, the dumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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April Pc,
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STATE or TEsSEssEE,l
CoUNTY or SHELBY
Sworn 10, and subscribed before me this ID
day or April, lS56
A J. WHEELER, Notary Public.
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.wrnVrspAY, APRIL iI -

Betweea the hours Of 70 md - O'Clock m
-fsssor157sinant ana defendant in and 10
fo1oxinr real estate, situated In the city OF
MemphiA, shelby county, tennessee; At the
the north side OF Adams so feet. and on the
east side Of High street S3 feet snd on the south
600 81 gp[ feet.
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LnsoIrencu Notfce.

ON the ghaneary Sc Of the Common Law
phis.
samT Mosby E, al, rs Clarence P. Hunt st0L
In the above cause The insolvency q the e-
tate ofThos W. Hunt being suggested. IL or
dersd by the Court that all persons VINO are "a
Rny1rayIor manner Interested in the admlnla-
trati0n q SID estate, or VINO have claims asalQst
said estate. appeGr End NE the same with tne
Clerk aud Hasaer OF UhiECoCrt 6HIEenNcaleu IN
the msuner prescribed BIZ law On Or Before the
LIST day Of iuly, lA5, or before an appropriation OF
TIE Funds of the estate II made, or tie same
shall and viii be barred both Law aud equity,
aud that thus order be published for tairtY days
IN the Memphis peal
GESTON ASTON, clerk and master
Eahruarw x 1sF It'd
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ofCapitaI Stock.

The Books for the further increase OF the cap
ital stock ofrhe Tennessee National Bank IN
100000 are re0pened, a portion Of thisamount
having already been subscribed. Persons de-
TO make investments in bank Stock viii
please be governed accordingly, by calling at
This bank. at an early day.
WALTER s. MORGAN, Cashier.
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And have the advantage that reliable staam Power
gives, for turning out work 1rauT. alf
having recently mate large stl.nrr
TO oUE. already extensive stock u.
Printing Material. We u-1 1.u
prepared to execute, 90
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STYLE of
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Dry Goods IN New YORK.

The market has become lnDguld, and is
altogether without tone. The falling OIL N
the receipts OF raw Cotton has served az q
check 60 lhe heayiness of the goods market
but prices are without nominal change,
Prints have been the most active, selling
at preyiuus prices; but there IS no buOyaucy
either in price or demand. The finer grades
Of bleached goods are firm, being rather
scarce, but other grades are heavy. Many
grades are much lower. Denims are steady.
Drils firm. Stripes aud Checks of best
grades are firm, but secondary and low
grades are lover. Gughsms are rather
scarce. Ticks have declined. COttouadoa
have improved little, being scarce. Wool
ems ARC tor the most part very weak. Fancy
CBsBimeros are only m moderate demand.
Doiaiue. are without apparent change. More
~ ing IN Broadclo,hs, and prices are
steady. Couuugs, Trcot, Felts, and other
heavy goods, are ia demand from the
clothing trade. Satiuets are dull. Foreign
goods arc less active. Dress goods have be-
come dull, while the supply is large. Prime
silks sell we'll, especially heavy blacks.
White goods are IN steady demand. Jaco-
nets aud ctmbrics are very firm idCDCnd
ant. gAI.
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stock of Coffee IN New York.
Lnnisiann Rom Chase

The St Msry's Banner tells how Mr.
William Cook, of CsntTeville, looking
for cattle among the briar patches be
low his house, suddenly came upon a
bear of monstrous size:
Mounted on fine gentle horse, he
concluded TO attempt 10 turn the bear
towards the bayou, and keeping him
from escaping to the woods. lie had
no weapon OF any kind with which 10
attack the bear. Bruin WAS much ex-
cited and alarmed, and too intolerably
fat TO do good fighting, or to make
1.-TWO forty speed. So 10y good man GU
vering, dashing charges and seasonable
retreats, the horse and rider worked
the bear within few hundred yards OF
Mr. Cooks house. Putting spurs to his
horse, he flew to the house, opening
two gates IN the passage, called hastily
for hIs Colts five shooter, and galloped
at full speed in pursuit of the bear,
which WAS making directly for the
-"oods nearly melted under the scorch
ing sun.
" ME Mr. Cook WAS after his five
shooter, Dr. z Allen and some negroes
at work in his field sailed out to check
up the besr on h.s retreat One Of the
negroes struck him over the head with
a hoe, and the bear turned upon hun,
but the negro soon got out OF his way
A great excitement WAS produced but
the bear kept steadily on his weary
retreat When within n few yards OF
the fence next to the woods, Mr. Cook
overlook him. Riding within few
feet OF him he discharged his five shoot
ct, which took effect i'm his side A
few steps more and the bear was on the
top rail- Of the fence which settled un-
der his great weight In this position
Mr.. Cook rode up 10 him almost near
enough 10 touch him with bis revolver
and put ball through him near his
heart The bear, not yet sinking from
the effect of the shots, moved slowly
toward the bushes, and received anoth
er ball through the rump. lie fell in
the edge Of the bushes aud died soon
after. He weighed four hundred and
nIJeen pounds be WAS divided out
among twenty or thirty families, and
IN two days there MAS not enough OF
hun left 10 feed q cat on.