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New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
WkpNEsDAY. MAY lc-P. "


Gold opened at 1884, sold at ls7l and closes at 1851
The Tarifa took out $4,000 and the Persia $l3iS5Os
The Java brings 900 francs The clearings of the
Gold Exchange Bank were SB, 900, and the bal
ances a., ,2T6.g00.
Government stocks were steady. with large sales
The Railway share market opened lower. with small
sales in all descriptions. Under extreme ease In
money several shares have been made to look active
and strong; but no market has been made upon
which much stock can be sold. The bulls just now
are strong in great expectation,r but weak in cap
ital and operate for small profits The street is full
Of blocks of stocks being carried upon the hope OF
better market but they in all probability, Will 20 10
sale at brief notice, and at lower prices hudson
River sold down TO l0ls, and at the Public Board
1000 were taken by one buyer 1t lOOsGlOls. Ihe
rest of the market sluggish and no largo amounts
could have been sold at the quotations The follow
ing are the closing prices N Y. Central, G'aS'.;
Ene. e4a aeIt; Reading. lO3i0loG.; Michigan South
ern. o7lGes; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 73.G7i;
Rock Island. s9I0s9s North Western S5sG35! do.
Preferred, oOi GG0.: Fort Wayne, &.0&..
The late quotations of stocks in The TRIBUNE are
from the Office of Mr. John Bonner, No. - Broadst,
and though not so extended as are given In other
ouarters they represent the actual market for tie
leading shares after business hours as fully as they
can be given Money on call is still jG6 per cent,
hut there is more discrimination as 10 borrowers
Commercial paper sells at full rates. Best names
pass at A. and second grade sal per cent Kali
way paper can be had at per cent month, but Is
not wanted.
The bank troubles at New-0rleansare felt in New
York quite distinctly, where it IS understood that
several large notes bearing the names of parties con-
nected with the First National Bank OF NewOrleans
are held n is announced this morning that .
iefaleation- TO be within sOoo0-has Been
letested in the Central National Bank, in the
accounts of a clerk.
Bills at GO days London are quoted at l0s.
for commercial 100. 100. for bankers do. at short
sight 10. Dll0l; Paris at 90 days 5lS G5l'i 10 "t
short sight, 5l5051O; Antwerp, 5.lss Q5l3. Swss'
Dlsa0513i: Hamburg, 36t QG6i Amsterdam, 4l04ls;
Frankfort Al G41l; Bremen. 7ss9'9! Prnssian tsa-
less, T2l0T22
The following will show the exports. exclusive OF
specie from NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending May IA and since the beginning OF the wear
1853. 1856 1907.
For the week - sII67i5f saTs,972 s9,S5I9t
Prev reported. 6S,4S53o4 S''40''oS' ''sSo--1
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
prCEIpTs or PRODUCE.

NAV 15-s4OT bbls Flour 56S bbls. Whisky, ii5 6bls
Corn Meal 400 sacks Corn Meal. $3.50 bush Corn,
hnsh Oafs ass pkgs Beef 1850 bbs Pork $40 pkgs Gus
Meats ~ pkgs Lard 3,54 bbls. Petroleum, $3.50 pkss
Butter 630 pkgs Cheese, 1850 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
financial.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor
~ DIRECTORS OF the NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ISsCkAh..
COMPANY Of New York he the e Of the CompAsf q
MONDAY the 9th May The polls will open At u n -
close " , H"-'e''''A my - r. W BLEECKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

Reported for THE TRIBUNE for the pec ending Wedaesdoy
May is, 1861.
An00"' O' ''Va Cattle IT, sasep sho,e. F., Hosa Veal.
Last week......i's5s 29sI 400 1900 sa
one one year aso.'.i''a 49, sarvs LOO 1861 i~
Beet-Per 100 b on total weight OF hide. tallow and
meat extra s4 T50si5 first quality si 25St4 5o SEQ
ond quality slS 55Ssis ~ third quality sSSsiS w.
Working OIen-s225 Sss26; handy Steers $l600s2oo, 90
much according to their value for beef;
,sS. SSs Ss farw rSg and dry seS ay
Sheep-Per b., live weight sGsc. extra YelosI
Fa HogsEPer D Z. s8ic, live weight shOes, Wholesale
6sasic; retail, Ttd9c.
Veal Cdiues-sfgs9 per head.
Hides-Brighton, 9aSioc p d; country lots, 9Soic'
Tgjlo,o-Brighton S0sic y 10; country lots, 1880.
Pslts-Dry. Toe 0si so; Green, 81 75Qs2 so.
REaARKs.-There were 264 cattle over the Northern
OF the report OF the rise in prices in Albany and the CON
seauent small number said to be purchased for this
market there was something OF scare or panic among
buyers and the small stock was started at an advance
of about &C. y b. RumoFs, however were soon currene
that more stock the way than was reported, ana
that after all the supply likely TO prove iuy equal
TO the demand trade sackened the buyers
held of and few were the cattle at Cambridge there
were some driven over to Brighton.
At Brighton there Is head from Maine 81 heavy
Oxen from Connecticut Valley, and nearly llU Westerns
which are represented from 9c 70 10c ~,
live weight or &C. 10 than last week. The generaA
quality was good The number on sale was 80 large now
vance on last weeks prices And unanimous were
they this feeling that the market was quite d a very
little any, Improvement former prices Indeed somo
OF the butchers said they had bought on better
week than last Mr. Campbell sold extra Northern Oxen
at Cambridge for l5c. and Others at le the tahadah
cattle were sold 13Ac. to lic bfThe western were
some thin Steers at less than Ic sheared sheep 5Sstc
Wool from &c. to l0c. Y 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
CIVIL COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM-MAY 15-Bef0re
Justices LEONARD. IHGRAHAM. and SMITH
AN INTERESTING QUESTION To BRoKEIs-cAN A
BROKER PLEDGE STOCKS PURCHASED FOR A Gus
TONER!
Louis De Rouge Agt John + Rastmsn
The plaintiffs brokers weL9 directed to bny and
bought two lots certificates OF Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates for $780, After purchasing tho certificates
they loaned them, and the trial were not nbleito
produce certificates purchased by theRsbu su b.
stuted temporarily two others They now sue the de
fendant for the price paid for them The case was re-
feed aud the reference the defendants set mp that
the plan had converted the bonds 10 their by loan
ipS them and hence could not for the price The
y.ieree found that there custom permitting brokers
10 oan their customers stock when not called for, and
held the tender good The defendants now appeal on the
grounds that such custom was proved. and that 10
baa been proved IL contrary to law and could not
Dscmon reserved Mr. Clark for plaintiff appellant; +.
" Bangs for defendant respondent
THANsERs-Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Murphy agt Gross-Motion granted, and issues to
be framed aud settled on motion.
C;ileeek AIT. (silheck-MOtton granted
POulair agt CnmmnEs- Motion granted, with Se costs
to abide event. telr
Before Justiee, HARSARp.
Manuel v. Harmony sgt. George Chspman-MotieD
granted and receiver appointed , =,
. SETH b. Hunt et al. agt Adolph L. LANCER ct al
Amendments are allowed.
In re the application Of John W. Lewis 70 vaeate as
sessment, &e.-MOtion denied.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

syIPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TnRM-MAr l6.-Before
justices ROBERTSON, BARBOUR, and GARvH
A PARTY SUING TO RECOVER GAMBLING LOSS ID
HELD TO STRICT PLEADING.
John stsnnard ara Henry Eydngs and Othttt
The plaintiffs cause of action is stated IN his COM
Ss snf oonpsDinF shsws th, the dsisdaat about hs
Ssptember 1855 gsmng o the psn1 the ssu Of es6
whsrsby dBdan bess indebted the psut the aforesaid
snsais e'',.4 iss,edssssi " w ssS e
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
OVpicK HuDsoS RIyER R,ILRSAo tYsps"'{ ~ ~
No 40 WEST THiRrIErHsr, NEwioRE, May H. ISs,
INiIE ANNIrAI. MEEII\G of the SIOCk-

HOLDERS Of tbs HUDSON RIyER RALkoAp ~ So s,S .h S.
hsH AZ The ofee OF the Company. No. 30 West The'a
MONDAY June TO- 1861 Polls viii be cpen tc
m anf m beyond the setting OF toe sun
the Inspectors ind necessary receive TIE 'S
Of electors presenting themselves =. A.. as,A
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
,Co,-Rr CALEyDAR-TuIs DAY.

srPREME COuRT-GFStRA
i29-Buss agt. Case.
l3g-Lalell agt Myen.
l4l-King sgt Talbot
l+l-Same AgL same.
Isi-Ne eton agi. Hook.
l5S-PeltOn Agt. Prescott.
lJ6-seelg agt Marshall.
n7-Stephenson sgt. CIT. Stro., X.
H. Co.. tr.
l@-FeTguson sgt. FrltL
l4g--KerShGw sgt. Frehgh.
i5O-MaTkhsm AIT JAndon.
i5J-Miller sgt Knox.
SUPREME CoURT-CIKc
l699-Sergesnt AT. Burrows
s5l-WaTing agt. IN. Hoffman Fire
Ins. Co
24s-Snedicker at Lynch, sheriff.
l08l-Crooker Agt. The Long leland
X. X Co.
4ll-Voorhis Agi. Kelly. Shens, nc,
85l-1peker AT. The Long Island
II. r. Go:
g5l-Tucker sgt Same.
24g-The Irving Bank act. Duhsis
SSJ-Vierecf. jr.. sst. Tie Third
ave. L. X. Co.
PART Ill
l)0-Ros sgt. Allaire.
5Sg-Jsudon sgt. Read.
Tl-Dsrt at. BroadVen.
lI4s-De wi,ttgt. sallirsn.
6lO-tirDlnis ast Kelly .Shens. nc.
ssj-Loeb agi. Steiner.
Ssj-CaTow sgt. Kelly, Sheriff. ke.
75G-Goodwin agt The Balauers
and Ohio X. X. Co.
l276-Brsyer sgt. Fisher
19y-Drew aT. Dam.
SUPREME COURT-sPseIAL
Lsiaples agt Durnlng
Issues VI l.
ls9-HiTby sgt. O'Brler,
ls4---Apderson AT. Kirby.
ls5-Kelly sgt. Gushing.
ls9-Egleion at. Pratt.
l56-Belden agt. AIbObL
lSG-SlAfe sgt. Slade.
2Ol-kellT, SbeFi6, &c, tst How
land.
l29-Coggiil ast. McAloney.
l4O-Clttenden AIT. Chittepdep.
SUPREME COURT-Cn
2oO-Spsjding ast ByFns.
1l-Meehan sgt. Adam.
s0-GHswold Agt Derby.
Idl-HGrwocd sgt. Mitchell
tall 2l5-Webeter sgt EeA
SUPERIOR COURT-1hiAL
2s6l-SihclsiTs sgt Miser
2gIg-PaTr sgt. Kelly, Sheriff, Ia
3l4l-BTowp sgt Richardson.
2le9-BTink sgt. New-knslhnd FiI'
Ins Co.
1sss-Grsy sgt pEdtrwsod.
32?1-Brod az. psFush
2sl5~BTillss Agt Atlantic Mail b
2ll5-BsrgmsD sgt PsJ,.r.
PART H.
3o9N-Schlseter sgt. Febr.
2gsJ--;leser agt ChristisnseA
J3;B-kraeksn aFt. Olmsted.
2gst-Elnsr sgt. MlIbsnk.
sosO-Csrrick aga The " y. Con.
stage 20.
A41-McGshey ast Hrrtss.
.444-Ssne sgt. Save.
zt52-Witeop agt Lawrence.
COMMON PLBAS-THIlL
Il-Pehsmus AT GaIrtlsoh.
5J4-Dougherty sgt. blessker-st
snJsfufon'ierry X II. Co
376-KlnhAll sst Anthony.
595-Dsrt sgt. Wslh,r.
s44-woed sgt Bouct.
sB7-Uleiseeie agt Rsss.
ts6-Bssb sgt The Mutual Life
PART IL
o4-w.lsh sgt Kelly.
<8-Berksy agt German hft
Prot Dutch ChsSh.
i143-sinpson sgt seIton.
IlsO-heBride sst Dernsn.
ase-Tnsntlantiqss agt Wss,isn
ess-Siselsir agt. Allaire.
llsg--Rethsoklld 81. kei!st
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
SCRANTON
III 10.

EIOIiR AND MEAI-The demand for Western and
State Flour is less acsve and, with more liberal present
Grades are 10 zoe lower Family brands are not offered
freely and steady the sales are loo Dds at
for the low grades OF Western Extra SIS SSss 20 Tor
good choice do; sla sjas5 for shPppg ono; 10 roS
California Flour easier. but not active most holders
decline % 10 s.e sas ANY OF @ bSs at SO 2
Canadian Flour is easier limited demand; sales OF
as soaslS Is for Trade ard Family Extras. southern
Flour Is inactive and common brands easier saeS Oh .o
bIs at SIS els 20 for 10 good Baltimore Exras
and SIS 400 as for Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour
arm and less plenty sales OF go Dds az sS SIS w
Corn Neal is lower. and more plenty sales OF SVV pos' aV
So 10 for City. and Brandywine on private terms a,
GRAINrhe inquiry for Wheat Is very lght; the l, ,, %
cline in the low grades of Flour induces mers 10 no on
and the absence OF sales prices OF NO are
nominal s. 7s@s2 So and White Caliornls % 49, s 90
Barley and Barley Seed inactive ana prices aIo honia
Oats unsettled and lower sales OF Weslera
andsate ~ SOC ye snc6a9Ssa' M % S SS sss sSes VI
lnive deman for Western account Is S96c Dgher anu
unsettled m the Give the trade ais NO. not NV NJ xs
Western at railroad depot and delivered 81 g%si 2s tof
Old 0d ao IN stoIe ,sSersd Southern is nominal
HAY-The demand IL fair ana the market hIih aI VI 10
for Sbippny and 81 s0Ss2 10 for retail lots , -,
BEMP-Manlla is quiet bus firm at l2e', gold; other
hnas are sr r a tbe demand is less active for
sumption; we quote ct from JOasoe, as To growth ana
qMooI issEs-A fair demand prevails at fun prices;
sales ~ ISs hhds Nenvitas 53@67c; las hhds Porto
Rico az C5G7oc and by auction 2cS hhds Enghsn isahd
NJ sSl aiGlc. and 10 hhds Demerafa nc 49, @b2c.
American Linseed IL hrln and IN FAIR demand AT
Al a5dSl 81 in casks and bbls.; Fish OILS are wthonb
changes the demand is fair Lard 10 duh and prices are
nominal. - -.,-,.t = -. -
IsIONs-There has been less activity in the mar
ket for Pork to-day, prices are easier ans close hena
the sales are l40o bis at So for Old Mess ana s23 10
for New do check to-day, aud S23 16t check morrow
sal for Prime Mess. and 81 60 for Thin Mess Beef IN
fair demand and steady; sales OF 100 bDls nt ior
eomuon 10 fair Plan Mess Sl7dsI for geOd 10 cheee
do aud s2l Qs25 for Extra Ness lbeEee Beer Is ino
atsy active sales Of so Prime Nsss ON private terms
Beef Hams are quiet and nominal Cut Meats are
steady and IN good demand sales VI SEQ pkgs st s1e
for shoulders In dry salt, and lSSe. for Pesed Hams
Bacon without change to note sales OF o sokes nt
and rafher easter sales Of 60 pkfs prime steam at
rai. love,msn nt DDls Prime Mees
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

Since January .se0.is2A55 sslItl,Se9 Fhieo'oo
Upon tho Corn Exehangs prices are lower, and 10
disposition shown to buy beyond the wants ef inc
day.
The litigation in the fameus La Crosse and MI
waukee. Milwaukee and St. Paul. and milwaukee,
and Minnesota cases is now in fair way OF beng ee
term med Very eminent eosnsel have been employed
by the now suecessful party, including Mr.. Matthew
Carpenter Of Milwaukee, ex-Attorney- Generals
Black and Cushing, and Henry A. Cram, esq, OF
ewYork, the latter taking the leading parts ID the
arguments with great success .
There have been four decisions in the supreme Court
of Washington, in the case as follows In No.los
mandamus was granted directing the Circnit Conr'
ofWsconsin to enforce the order directing the DC
| livery by the st. Paul Company to the Minnesota
Company of the rolling stock OF the La crosse COM
pany excepting 10 box-cars.
In No. 4sa the Court directed STAY Of RsSeeeaing
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

n CONPANY.-NOTlCE TO STOCkHOLDEKN.-Ib@ ANNuaIA
ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY er We
year viii he Of the Company corner Of FOURTH
.xs G on TUESDAY tue 2lst DAY Of May nerL
The nos will opened fTon u o'clock noon uni O'CLOCK n "
ths. dav s.A.
q, NJ rs,t until oeloek A. a. Of be day May
g.. vS AM l5 lssT e VANDERBILT IT,. rea1rer
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16

The amount OF notes in circulation R2329sC65 being
an increase Of and the stock OF bullion In both
departments is f92iSS05, showing decrease OF 10SOj1
when compared with the preceding return.
JVHm0 n SEihs European Times has the follow
ing remarks on the current trade OF Great Britain:
The Board of Trade returns for the month OF March
have been issued. The following shows the declared
value OF the exports OF British and Irish produce and
manufactts for the mouth OF March in the last three
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported for TIE TRIBUNE for the ec ending Wednesday,,
Nay is, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02

"No man Of common sense" ssyi
Hon. w. Newton, in his letter to tn,
F0ymo Of last month, can suppose II
possible to cultivate probably, poor laul
with hired labor; and under our new
system fertilizers must be used TO amucb
greater extent than formerly
Nothing can be trueT than that TO farm
proftably, under the changed circum.
stances which surrounds US, we must en-
rich our lands. We cannot afford {,
make half crops. We cannot take foul
barrels OF corn where the same labor vii
give eight, or ten bushels of wheat, where
we may as well have thirty. We mus.
economic labor by contracting our sur.
face cultivation, and by enrichiug what
we do cultivate, that il may approximate
at least its maximum Of production.
To do this, the portable fertilizers o.
the market must and will be used, ever
more largely than eve before. Those
that are well and honestly manufactured
and good natural guanos, have an iutriu.
sic value which cannot be overlooked.
and they have the taking quality OF
giving Us on poor lands the crops Thai
belong 20 fertility, and Of cheating u.
into the belief that our barren fields hav&
become, by magic, rich. They viii Id
used, therefore, more and more, and ID
the prudent and judicious, will be thd
instrument of Improvement and wealth.
An1cricaH Farmer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
BEEF PACKING N TEXAS.
Curing Meat b. InHitrafion

The editor Of the Corpus Christi Adgsr.
t-ser, in his paper ofJhe 25th of January,
gives a long and interesting account Of
the new process OF curing beef 10y mil
tratiOu, as seen under his own ewes.
\ line, fat bullock had been selected,
and when We arrived the workman
had already performed the ku~Ock-dOWn
operation. The beef was upon his back
and a saw was cutting its way through
the brisket, 10 enable the operator 10 get
al the heart. This done, an iucisiOn was
then made in the right veutTicie Of the
heart, the carcass turned upon its side,
and the blood allowed 10 escape. Then
IL was again rolled upon its back, a small
iuciaiOn made in the left ventricie Of the
heart, and a small hOse-pipe inserted.
Ut may be necessary 20 state that 10 the
pipe was attached a rubber hose, and by
tracing the hose about ten feet in the
direction of the building, it terminated
in the bottom Of a barre Of brine, hUisted
there by means 81 a windlass.l The
pipe was inserted Ul length, entering
the iugular vein, and then secured by a
stout cord. The brine was then turned
on aud the process Of utilization COM
meneed. The first IucisiOu in the right
veutricle Of the heart was closed by q
clamp.
All watched patiently to see the effect.
Soon the carcass became stiff and rigid,
and cooled rapidly. Mr.. Turner, by a
deXterOus and skillul operation, ampu-
tated about an inch Of the tail. Instead
Of blood, brine spirited out with force.
All took 8 taste and Acknowledged the
corn In ten minutes the brine thai.
had been through the veins, was as col
a. when il came from the tank. Iuci-
siOns were made in different parts Of tie
carcass, and from each jets OF brine would
spirit to the distance Of three aud four
feet.
The carcass was again rolled upon its
side, the clamp taken of the incisiou in
the right ventricle, and out came the
brine that had went ia al the left ven
tricle and had Travelled through every
artery and vein where blood c|irculates.
BY continuing to force IN the brine, the
blood was forced out, 80 that in fifteen or
twenty minutes the escaping brine was
bat slightly colored with blood. Ry this
time the CARCASS was cold and stiff, ready
t. skin, cut up, pack, and ship 10 any
part Of the world.
Another important feature Of the pro-
cess is that the hide Is sailed at the same
time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
Combination Locks.

DT. Bratt showed to Us the other day
the model Of a new combination LOCK OF
his own invention, and informed u that
he would apply for a patent fer il. il
slightly resembles Halls patent in some
of its features, but is sufficiently unlike
it 10 justify DR.. Bratt in his eisim as
originator. II is an Improvement upon
that and all other locks. There are
twenty-five letters Of the alphabet
which serve as indicators, and the bolt
is made 70 pass through six of these
letters, which are made 50 as 10 reyolve.
or course any six Of the Letters. IN any
order Of succession, can be used as a COM
bination, and when once locked bv a
revolution Of the six different wheel. %
that these letters are placed no lonyer
ouposite, they must be brought bsck 70
their former position in order 70 unIocE
n The lock is capable Of more than one
hundred and tWenty-seYen millions OF
com binations and allowing one minute
=, each combination, il would take a man
,Dors thsn v hundred years TO make
mem an. From this it may be judged
now slight the chance for picking it will
VTl5sglHc Eagle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
al CARDS
physicians

oR. D. .. o'REILLY,
- Tate OF Louisville. Ky.l
"hVTNQ determined 10 locate permanently
ii IN this city, tenders his professional servi-
ees 10 tlo ~effi6ens Of Memphis. Office over
Iehleisg sore, west side OF Main street, No. ASL,
between Madison and Cont SITS. feb2 8m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
Notice..

Louis GrOnauer VS.. Anderson Hunt. Attach
ment suit before s. A. Moore, J. p.
Louis GrOnauer VS.. John Hunt Attachment
Suit before s. A. Moore, J.R.
A EFIDANIT for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance of section
a455 Of The code OF Tennessee, and attachments
having issued against the estate OF the above
named defendants for the sum OF sl06 g2l00
against John Hunt and S2l0 1900 against An
derson HINT due by account, and have been
returned levied. etc, F" It is therefore ordered
that said defendant enter his appearance on or
before the 9th day OF February, 1857, to plead,
answer or demur to ms said plaintiffs com
plant, or he same will be taken for confessed
and the case set for hearing X Barte, and that
a copy Of this order be published once a week
Ter Jour consecutive weeks in the MeInphis
APPEAL. s. A. MOORE, J.R.
fapgQ laru4vua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02

in the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 10 n. IL, D.-5GU u. O.-Gayoso Savings IN
stitution vs.. Arthur Conneil ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendant, Arthur Cornell, is a nom
RESIDENT of the state OF tennessee
u is therefore ordered that he make his APP
pearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
civ OF Memphis Team, on or before the first
MOuday in April, 1867, and plead, answer or
demur to accomplishments bill, or the same viii be
taken forcOnfessed. as to him, and set for hear
ing ex parte, and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
u. NJ. Estes, sol. for complainant
FEBRUARY -. 1857. feb2l Iav4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
Attachment N1Lit.

Law Court Of Memphis.
Lindauer, Arnold q Co., plaintiffs, VS.. ". e. q
A. Il. Mason. defendants.
A FFIDANIT for Attachment having been
n made in this case in pursuance OF section
34y OF the Code OF Tennessee, and Attachment
having been issued aud returned BY the proper
officer g Levied, &C., on the property Of the
defendants, n. E. s. a. +. Mason;
II is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at the Court House in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn.,o on or before the second Monday IN
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
will BE taken tor confessed as TO them. and the
case set for hearing ex paEte, and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks IN the MeInphis APPEAL
John DONOVAN, Clerk.
Copy. BY MASON HYDE, ID. L.
%. Motion, attorney for plaintiffs.
February "a. 1867. feb2l IaW4ws
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02
TnsOEre1t Notice.

Chsncery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, 1885,
l357-N. R. D.-James A. Harwo0d. Admins
traitor OF William r. Eddins, deceased, vs..
Virginia Eddins, Thomas 3. Eddins, Of al,
the widow, heirs at law, distributes and
creditors Of said VIM. Z. Eddins, deceased.
/ n this cause 1t is ordered by the Court that
Il the County Court OF Shelby County, Tennes-
see. be enioined from taking any further steps
in the administration OF The estate Of said Ed
dins; that said administration be transferred
TO Ibis Court, and the estate admin istered upon
as insOlvent; that all creditors, or those claim
ing to be creditors, whether by note, account,
decree or Judgment, both resident and nom
resident, be restrained nom prosecuting their
claims, otherwise than under this proceeding.
II is further ordered, that all creditors do prove
and file their claims with the Clerk and Master
OF this Court, ana make themselves parties TO
this suit. on OF before the second Monday in
May, 1867, and that a copy OF this order be pub
Iished for six weeks in the Daily Memphis AP-
and Avalanche. and in the newspaper
published at Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGCSTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
December 2. 1865. dec2 d6w