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A s,rn-re storY.


The Anam0sa iIowsl Eureka tells the
following strange story
The wife of Mr.. Parker, who recently
purchased an interest in the AnsmOsa
stone quarry, has been made cOgnizant
OF the terrible truth that she has within
her stomach a living snake or lizard.
For the past five years she has suffered
almost everything possible for human
being, and was supposed to be gradually
dying with consumption. some two
weeks since, a German physician from
Lisbon, Linn county, being in town, was
requested to make an examination into
her case, to see il any remedy could be
devised 10 relieve her intense suherlngs,
The physician visited her, and became at
once satisfied that there was living
animal within her stomach. On
last Thursday the starvation pro-
cess was begun and continued for
five days, little or no nourishment
being taken. During this time the ami
NAL repeatedly moved upward and INTO
the throat, producing terrible and almost
fatal strangulation, and making il neces-
gary To administer salt to drive it down
ward. At such times the lower part Of
the throat would be pressed outward in a
most pereeptible and revolving manner.
bu MONDAY AhSt tAic attSu3pt a. hlauc
10 dislodge the lOathsOme creature by
placing a pan Of heated milk near the
patients mouth, and permitting her to
inhale the steam. 4 poultice Of onions
aud garlic was applied to the stomach,
buf, through misunderstanding, the
onions were cooked, end their strength
thereby mostly destroyed. The expert
nent, however, was tried, but the ami
NAL moyd up only short distance, a
green slime being emitted from the
mouth. The patient is greatly pros
trated by her abstinence and terrible
suffering, but another effort will soon be
made to relieve her although 1t seems
almost certain that the animal, whatever
it is, has grown so large as to make its
egress through the throat impossible.
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Vl,9,- Resi1ie51f NOfice.

In the Chancery Court of Mem Nhs. Tenn.
so I723- Enml J. Wright, Exscutrix OF the
la.f VIII and Testament Of JaIhes W. Craig
deco ssed vs. Joshua n. Craig ct al, heirs at
law Of J. W. yraig. deeeased.
\ 4 Appearing from affidavlt IN this cause that
| the defendants Jcs1ua N. Craig, Jno- p.
Craig Anderson o. Neal, Walton Craig, AIeert
q C1raiq Beoi r. Craig, Edward BTooking ana
wife Ehzabsfh Brooklng, Thos. II Whitehead
ana Elizabeth his wife, ClIas. lngles and Polly
Ann Iugles his wife. Benj y. Neal, kobt; W
craig and the heirs OF Priscilla Kennedy " hose
names and residences are unknown, John =
craig James Z. Willianson and ARry William
sou rs ygife - Allen (whose christian name
unknovp] and wife Kate Allen, - McKinny
whose christian name unknown) and Mary
Ann his wife, Tailiaierro Craig, - Davis
liza bIs VIE John o. Neal, Nancy McCanp,
James o. Neal, heirs OF william y. Neal, de-
ceased, (whose nauses ana residences are
unknown), David Mason and Mary Mason
MS wife Benz. Rledsce, Lydia. Montgomery,
Watts Bieosoe, Edward Egleston, Onve
Hanks, Ann 5. nauss Mildred Hanks Srsyes
Geo. Patton, Niles MeEdsnhall and Mary Men
denhslI his wife, Geo. W. Kyle and Tabitha
Rrirhts ID" Dsniei Biedsoe. Gsorgi ma Bledsoe,
SAMUEL CTaig, Isaiah Craig, silas Craig, VIII
liam Craig Robert Russell sarah Russell, NIL
ION HANKS Dorcas Hanks, Miles NJ. Hicks,
Tno. Hicks Ssm1 Hicks, Bruce Hicks, Joseph
tsrsIz Susan Craig, JnO. 5. Craig, Sallie Craig,
Luticia Craig, Lewis Craig, James craig, Pau
dan r. Peak Leland W. feak, Dudley r. Peak,
Waifo,, f,rair and Lucinda Craig hts wife, San
ford G. Faulkner ana EsStlne ,. s y; MI SUI ~ ms
dsreaEed and persons IN pc session Of property
OF said stale who are non-restdents OF the
state Of Tennessee
an,,earaWre herein at the Courthouse, in the
CIV OF aemphis, Tenn, within the drst three
dsys ~ m. next term Of said Court, coInrnenf
fna are second Monday IN May, lS67, and plead
! apsyyer or dennur to complainants bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed, as to them,
~ This orxier be published cnce a week for
four successive weeks, in the Menpbis AP-
PEAL
. Vxpffi{t5TJsToN ASTON, Clerk and Mastar.
Nv X : gIACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
S.nftn 4 I'm, sails fer complainant.
mh2 iarFsT'
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GEN. IEANKHERI mAGRUDER.


GEN. ]. BANRMEAB , MAGRUDER.
We call attention 10 the card Of this
veteran soldier Of the Confederacy, who
has engaged, in New York, in the direct
importation of wines, liquors and cigars.
We need do no more than name him, to
commend him, He says;
l propose to ship the cigars direct from
Havana to my agent in Memphis. who
upon the receipt of the invoices must
have them bonded in Memphis, and the
customhouse officer will Immediately
inform the eustomhouse in New Orleans
that such cigars are thus bonded in
Memphis. The agent In Memphis will
likewise inform my agent in New Or
leans probably Gen. Buckner) OF that
fact, and when they arrive at Memphis
the agent will take them out of the
bonded warehouse, deliver them 10 the
persons ordering them, receive the
money in gold or currency at whatever
rates may be on that day, pay himself
two and a half per cent. com mission, be-
sides storage, dTayage, interest, etc, and
remit me the balance at New
York. Wines, brsndies, etc, from
France, in like manner. / spent
six weeks in Havans last fall.
With the present rates Of duties, viz
fifty per cent, ad valorem, and three
dollars per pound, commissions, freight,
etc cigars of pure quality can be i'm
ported at the following rates, in gold,
according to size: S65, so, SIS, $50, SIS
$50, So, 500, Sl15, S1S5, SI3S and SlG6
per thousand. They viii be perfect, but
cannot be imported for less and pay the
duties. Inferior cigars to any Of the
q aboy-a of collrse pau he had for a less
price. The first above, S65 per thousand,
at the present rate OF geld, would be
SS7 IS in currency, which would enable
the retailer to sell for twenty cents each,
making about l25 Per cent. profit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02
No,, Resfdellt Notice,

In the County Court Of shelby County, Ten.
nessee.
". H. HiI. Levi HIl, Eli Hin, et al W. the
heirs OF Marian and Isaiah Goodwin, de-
ceased ct al.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
IN this case IL Appearing rom afidavit Gu hle
I that the hers at law, and children of Mrs.
Marian and Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, whose
chiidren'E christian names are uDkDOtrl, are
nori-residenis OF the state Of Tennessee
1t Is therefore ordered, That they do enter
their appearances herein at the Courthouse IN
the 5th Civil District of Shelby Couuty Tenn,
in the CITY OF Memphis, on or before the ffrsJ
Monday In May, lSt7, and plead, answer or
den1ur 10 plainauts petition, or the same viii
lie taken for con fssssd, Is TO them, and set
for hearing sxparts lt Is iDrther ordered that
a copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, IN the Memphis
AFPEAI. a newspaper published in the city OF
Memphis. JOHN LOAGUE,
March {, fS67. Clerk.
raar2I laWsvy
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No,l- Resjde91t Notfce.

In the Charcery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. le57.-E. {. R0sssr, by next friend, vs.. JOS
q. Aiosby, Maria l.. Mesby, Mary Isslbelia
Mostly and JOS e. Williams
TT appearing nom affidavit In this cause thai
1 the defendants, Jos. II. Mosby, Maria l..
Mosby, Msry isabella Mosby and Joseph c.
Wiiiiams, are nonresident CT the State;
appearance herein at the Court House IN the
City OF Memphis, Tenn, on the lss Monday In
May, 1857, and plead, answer or cemur to
oonplainant's biil, OF the same viii be taken for
confessed, as 70 them and sst for hearing ex
par q, and that copy o. this order be pub
iiEhsd once week. for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis APPEkL-
A Copy-Attest.
'AU6USTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
CAN'T Wadaen, collectors for complainant
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Attachnle1lt Slftts.
Moses Jones ". n. P. Crawford.

Moses Jones ". d, ?. Crawford.
Daniel &. Cox vs.. "a. p. Crawford.
4 FfIDAVIT lor Attachment having been
"A made In these two cases and attachment
haviog been issued against the estate of NJ p.
Crswfslfd, upon the ground that be IN a non
resident OF the St.te OF Tennesaee, and they
having been returEtd levied" etc,
Il is therefore orc cred, that said defendant
enter nis appesrauce on OF feiors he An day
OF April lsi7 10 pletd, answer or demur TO the
said plaintiff : com plants or the same viii be
taken fer con feSsed and the cases set for hearing
* parte and that copy OF this order be pub
led once a week for four consecutive week
TO the MeKpais APPEAL Dated Februsry =,
ISs7 = A MOORE, j. p.
Dixon 4 Hougb, rlaintins attorneys.
mil IQuffat
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Aft0chm e1lt Sesft.

Law Court Of the City Of Memphis
r. S. Jones ". n. Brown and NJ. B. Jones. sur
viving partners q Grra Jones, Brown 8 Co.
plaintiffs, VI. y Rook, defendsst.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
q made IN this ease Ia pursuance OF sectien
3i55 OF the Code OF Te .nessee, ana attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, et, on the property OF tse
defendant n. 2. Rock: 49,
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear at the COurt House In the city OF Mem
phis Tenn. on or before the second Monday in
June next and defend this suit, or the same
Will be taken Tor confessed as TO bin, and tiie
case set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of
this order he published once 3 EeeE for four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
a Copy. By MASON HYDE d. Z.
March n, 1857. f-.. ..--.. .---
Wilson q Beard, attorneys for plaintiffs
rai-sa 1aWHWr
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NOON DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, April Mexican sdylees
state that MaximiIian is completely en-
vironed by the liberals.
Gen. Disz has commenced besieging
Puebla.
Many people in Vera Cruz had been
imprisoned for sympathizing with the
liberals and failing TO pay their quota Of
the forced loan.
The Gen. McCullum. an iron war
steamer designed for the service of the
Mexican liberals, called from this port
yester6a.S for Tampie0 with two fuil
batteries OF artillery, ten thousand stands
of arms, four tons of powder, and large
quantity Of fixed ammunition aboard.
A Havana correspondent says that the
whole French squadron Of vessels from
Vera Cruz had arrived, making an i'm
posing display.
LONDON, March 31-A dispatch from
Belgr&ve states that the prince Of Ser
via left that city yesterday Tor Constan-
tinople.
BRUssEIs, March 3I.-Placards hostile
10 the Prussians and favoring an alliance
with France, have been posted in the
streets OF Luxemberg. The Prussisn
commander of the fortress Of LuxembeTg
has complained of the insult offered his
government.
ROME, March 3l.-A proclamation has
been issued at Frozermony offering a
reward of six hundred scudi for the cap
ture OF every brigsnd, dead or alive, and
two hundred scudi for the capture OF
every chief of a hand.
MONTR EAL, April "A message was
received to-day from secretary McD0u-
pal. which states that the inter colonial
Dill had passed the house of commons by
large majority. The confederation bill
also received special assent.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The river is
stationary, with ten feet in the canal
and seven feet over the rocks on the falls.
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4ttnchalLelR Nntice.

Before John c. Creighton, ]. P.
s. N. Logan vs.. c. A. Carpenter.
TVygE defendant in the above entitled cause
/ wall take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against BIN upon the grcuuds
that he Is nonresident OF the state Of Tennes-
see and the case. set for heaIing at my office in
The city Of Memphis, on the ID day of April,
fs67, when and where ne can appear and
defend said suit or the same viii be proceeded
with ex parts; and that copy of this order be
published once week for four weeks Ia the
Memphis Daily APPEAL.
JOHN G. CREIGHTON. ]. 2.
Mern phiS March 2 1857. mh2 law4wr
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Nom Resieient Notice,

Chapeery Court or Memphis. County ofsheIby
and State or Tennessee
s5S n. Z. DR.. C Lane ct. al, VS.. r, d Lane
st Al. a
IT appearing that the defendant, W. T. Lane
and the unknown heirs of II. q. Lane, are
non-reSidents OF the State Of 'TenneBsee, and
that the ordinary process OF this COurg e1nnol
be exc Gted upon them.
Il is therefore ordered that ths said defend.
ants enter their Appearance in this cause, anc
plead. answer or demur to the bill OF com
plainast, on or before the lst cay OF Nay next
OF the several allegations thereof will be taken
fOr confessed against them, and the cause as &
Them, sel for, Hearing eE parte. IL is fGrthsl
ordered that copy o. this order be publishes
in the Memphis APPEAL, FOR the space Of foul
weeks sQcces lively.
4 true copy.
Dixon 4 Hugh, solicitors for oOmplalnants.
March 2 Igs7 ulh3 laWsE.
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6ftaeHnseat Suit,

Geo. J. King rs. Thos. r Braban.
A FFIDANIr for Attachment having been
"a made in this case and aitachn eut having
been issued against the estate Of ThoS- Z. Br@-
han. upon ths ground thai he IS a nonresident
OF The State CT Tenresses. and Il having been
returned LEVIED, ETC.
IL Is therefore ordered that said Defendant
eufer his appearance on or before the 10Th day
Of pril, Is Ito plead answer or demur 10 the
said plainuff's s Complaint, or this same VIII be
taken 4 r. confessed aud the case set for hearing
eX parte. And that q copy OF this order be pub
lisaed once week for four consecutive weeks
In the Memphis APPEAL. March u, 1867
s. A. MOORE, j. y.
D. NoLroS, PIaIntins Attorney.
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NOM ResSCIeglt Notice.

In ti,e Cbsncery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
N I0i6-S H D.--A. Warren vs.. G. G. Mona
ron aud Jno W. Fowler, et al
VT appasrfnR from affidavit in this cause, that
| the def~ndants, the unknown hsirs OF Z. c.
acNfahon, re non.rtsidents of the slate, or
fbaf their place II resdfnce Is unknown; Il Is
thareflge ortieaed fhat they make their appear
ance herein 81 the Courthouse Ia the city Of
Mem phls, Tenn, OH CT before the second Mon
day 10 May. 1857. and plead, answer or demur
10 cro oplaifant's bill or the same viii be taken
for confessed. as 20 them, and set fer hearin e
ex parte and that copEQf this order be pub
7hed once a weelE, as 5Rr successive weeks,
in the Memphis ARElis1. =
A Copy-Atteet.s
AGGUsfoS 1AI4STOH. Clerk and Master.
Gaatt Waddelis sos. ~ EcolnPlainant.
niha iawlw