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attachment Suit.

Municipal Court OF Memphis.
W n. Wilkinson and d. B. Blair, Plaintiffs, vs.,
Pink Marble and W. J. May, Defendants.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT having
IA BEEN made in this case in pursuance Of sec
ton 300 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attach
ment having been issued and returned by the
proper officer, levied, etc ;" on the property OF
the Defendants: Il Is therefore ordered THAT
said Defendants appear at the Court Room in
heC1ty Of Memphis Tenn. on or before the
nrst Tuesday IN January, 1868, aud defend this
suit, or the same will be taken for confessed as
to them. and the case sat for hearing ex parte
a week for four consecutive weeks IN the Men,
phis Appeal l. b. EATON, Clerk.
Be MASON hide. D c.
Peyton 4 LogwoOd, Attorneys Tor Plaindns.
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Trust Sale.
Monday, the Sixth DAY Of January, 1865

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made BY Charles
ID PfannenstfshL q recorded In The Regis
teris once Of shelby county, Tennessee, In
Book No. 81, part 2, page sos and following, I
VIII on
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The MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY
Noon Dispatches.
IwEsrEEE A~asOcIArED IEEss HEPoRrs.I


ATLANTA, December 1.-THE organi-
cation OF the Convention was perfected
to-day. A white man was elected Ser
geant-at.Arms, and two negroes door
keepers and messengers. Mr.. Bradley,
colored, from Boston, moved to adopt
the rules OF order OF The Massachusetts
House OF Representatives Of 1858. Mo-
ton lost, amid applause.
A resolution was introduced to inform
Gen. Pope that IN obedience to General
Order No. 81 the Convention was assem-
hled and organized, and invite his pres
ence. II was amended 10 read compIi-
ane0, instead OF obedience, and adopted.
A resolution was adopted that bona
6ds reporters Of the press De allowed
seats in the Convention, provided they
do not misrepresent the members or &C.
ton Of the Convention.
A resolution 10 request a repeal Of the
cotton tax was tabled.
The Secretary was then instructed to
telegraph to Gov. Jenkins for two hun
dred copies Of the proceedings of the
Georgia Convention.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 1.-THE friends Of
the executed Fenians are very active.
From q great number Of places in Ire
land came dispatches OF mock funerals
and other demonstrations.
FLORENCE, December lit is thought
that the Italian Chamber OF Deputies
will repeal the vote Of 1851 declaring
Rome the national capital Of the king
dom.
PARIS, December 1.-THE Monfteur
says negotiations for the proposed con-
ference still continue. Renewed conf
dence Is felt for the success of the scheme.
MONTPELIER, December 1I.-Oue OF
the most fearful accidents known in the
annals Of Vermont transpired to-day at
Harlow bridge, near Mortified, on the
Vermont Central railroad. The bridge
was burned Sunday morning, and during
the week about q hundred men were en-
gagged In rearing q trestle work for tenn
porary use. Most Of the employees hay
ing dined at Mortified, they were re-
turning to work, about eleven and a half
miles from that town in q passenger ear,
which was backed up 10 the trestle
works. By some inconeeivable forgetful-
ness, the engineer proceeded with them
1T a rapid rate and did not cheek the
speed until too late, and the whole car.
with its freight of ninety to a hundred
men was backed off the abutment into
the river below, 8 distance OF sixty feet.
the tender and engine following. Fifteen
men were killed instantly thirty or
forty have since died. Many were in
jured-some seriously, and others, it is
feared, fatally.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December ESD, 1857

lD-N. r. D-rbOmRs Jares. et al, vs.. Louis
+. James, ct al. CnaucsTy court OF Memphis.
10y virue OF an fnter.Ocut9ry decree nsde in
ID the above cause, { viii sell az public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, at the Court House
door IN The ef y OF Memphis. Tenn. On MON
DAY, December =, 1867, between the hours Of
10 an. and Y m the following described real
estate, to-WiL. The los Of ground known and
Designated upon the plan - map Of south
Memphis Is Lot Ne 2 II BiOcE No. a. and
bounded As follows, to-Wit: BeEinning at 3
-uctuFa On the est side or lane % 81 Martin
street BY feet WaFdlF rom the point OF IN
terss elton ofIhs south side OF Vance street., ths
east line OF st. Nartin street, thence south
wardiy on and win the e lss eide 81 - Martin
stree 70 feet to the northwest corner Of Lot 10.
ain said blOCk No. a. said lot ~e1Leudtug back
east = ardly from 81 Martin street with q uni
torm width OF 90 feet to TIE center OF Bayou
GayusO. Also, the east half flot No lin tlOck
No. Al. On she plan % south Memphis SAID
OF hontx on Vance street. 80 feet TO The center
OF Bayou Gayoso, and runs back 80 feet % lot
No p
The above lots ave been subdividsdiutO four
lots, a plan OF diagram Of which IAN be seen
upon application a. the Office OF the Clerk and
Master.
Tsrms Of Sale-Ons fourth cab and balance
In equal instalmsnts OF liz, twelve and eiEh-
teen uOnths from day Of sale-purchasers CIV
Ing n.tes bearing Interest rom date with ap-
proved security. anu Lien retained Ill payment
OF purchase money
Equity Of rscsu- ptiOn barred
noyl3 A ALSrDN Clerk aud Mister.
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CouRsE OF study.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months
walkers American Law, Kent's comments
ries, BisnOp on Criminal Law ,CRruther's His.
tory Of q Law Suit, stephens Fleadines.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons On Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 6reenleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity JuFispradenee, Adams Equity
Pleading, Redfeld on wills. Hiliard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Property Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGELA Ames on Corpora
lions, Story's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, ConkHn's y. s. Treatise.
Rscltatons and examinations each day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Cont once each week. and AD-
pellats Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted TO enter any Class. but no
Diploma given except 10 those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
All Students OF Law can attend free OF CHARGE
the Lectures Of the College, Including Lectures
on Elocution and explanation Of latin and
French tecknioslitles by the President.
Arrangements viii be made 10 board and
lodge students at s5 per month. Applications
should be made early. sei0
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AdmfnfstrntOr.,s Notice.

HAVING qualified an Administrator Of the
III estate Of u. /. BROOKS, deceased, ell persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested to make
pay meut to the undersigned. Those having
claims against the same, must file them, prop
erly authenticated. within the time prescribed
by law. or they viii be barred.
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serenteenth dar Of Deeember. lssI,

Between the hours Of Il O'Clock N. and 2 D m,
at the southwest corner OfCourt Square, IN the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash. q certain tract OF land containing 5lL
acres, situate In Shelby county, Ten aessee. and
described as follows: Beginning AZ the south
east corner Of a 10 acre grant OF the state Of
Tennessee t00haries D. Mclean, thence Soufh
50 deg west l0i roles 10 nks 20 q stake. gum,
oak and hickory pointers in the south bound
airy thence north / deg. west 50 poles . links to
a STAKE, two gums and dogEood pointers,
thence north SO deg east t03 poles to a stake in
tRe east boundary, white oak pointer, hence
south ! deg. east 50 roles and 3 nnks 70 the be-
ginnfng-ths sane being subdivision Ne. 2 Of
]. II. Batemans survey or said tract.
Ths right OF redemption rs waived, and the
title believed TO be good, bu1 7 will onvsy only
IS trustee. J. NJ HILL. Trustee.
Ayres & Randolph. Attorneys
Nrvsmbsr rs. faT n0vIS IDS
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In the Chancery court OF Memphis. Tenn
No. lSSj-Mtchael Mcmahon ct al vs.. Patrich
Carey and Michael COoney.
IT appearing from afidsvit in this cause thai
Il the defendant, Patrick Carey Is n resident OF
the state OF Iowa and 3 nonresident OF the
StaLe OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearance herein, al the Courthouse In the civ
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day IN February, 1861, and plead, answer OF
demur 10 complainant bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as 10 him, and set for hear
ing exparte, and that a COPY Of this order be
puolshed once a week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A ~cOpy-attsst:
AUGUsrOH ASTON, Clerk & Master,
By r ]. BLACK, d. ca NJ.
deeT 1aWau
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Nom Resfdent NOTICE.

In the Chsneery Court ofMemphis, Tenn.
No. Zg9-W. r. Hunt, et al. extr's, etc VS.. Ed.
ward Wing ct a..
IT appearing from afidavit in this cause that
i the~defendsnts, Edward Wing, Chas. r. Cox
and W. W. Mcfarland, are residents of the
State Of Miss ssippi, - White BiIlingsley
firm Of White, BllinEsiey & Co } residents Of
{ re State OF Missouri, bnd all noR-residents OF
the State OF Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered, that they make thei
appearance hereiR, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Honda in January, 1855, and plead, answer OF
demur to complainant bill, or the same viii be
taken FOR confessed as to them, ard set fof
hearing exparJe, and that q copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A c~Opy-attest:
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk & Master,
By R. J. BLACK, d. c. & II.
LOzwOod & Peyton sOls. for Compliments.
nsgl.laW4W A
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Attachment Notice.

George ClansOu VS.. Lacy MeFee.
IN his cause IL appearing to the Court tina
Lacy McFse has abscOuded so that Ordinarl
process Of law cannot be served upon him
thai an attachment has been issued agains
the said defendant, which has been returned
levied upon two Mu-es, one Wagon and on
Set Harness. the defendant not to be found
and Il further appearing that the property a
attached is Of q p~erishable nature, II Is cOnsld
cred by me that judgment nisi be rendered
against SAID in favor Of plaintiff fo
thesum Of 500 and costs OF suit, unless he en-
ter hts appearance IN tBts cause within foul
weeks nom Lhis date; and that publication b,
made in some newspaper published in tn,
county Of shelby requiring the said defendant
II answer said attachment, eie.; aud that D c
Robertson, the officer levying SAID ATTACHMENT
proceed TO sell the propert 20 attached 10 thu
highest bidder, for cash, after having adyer
tised the same Tor ten days. and hold the pro,
ceeds subject to the further orders Of this Court
witness my hand and seal this 18Th Novem
Der, 1857.
nav2I aw4wa R. B. MILLER. ]. p.
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Attachment Notice.
V. Lester, Assignee OF Howell, Davis & lie.

w V. Lester Assignee o. NOVEL; LAWS q Les
ter. vs.. j. b. COok
A FFDAVIT for attachment having beer
a made in this cause, and attachment hav
Ing been issued against the effects Of ). &. Cook
upon the ground that he is a nonresident o
the state OF Tennessee. and il having been re
turned levied upon two mules and one Wagon
As the property ofthe said Cook
It is therefore ordered that the defendant en-
ter his appearance on OF before the oath day Of
December, 1857, 10 plead, answer or demur u
said attachment, or the same will be taken fol
confessed and the cause set for hearing exparte
and that a copy of this order be published once
a week for four consecutive weeSs in the Mem
phts Daily Appeal. s. A. MOORE, J. ?.
Mallory, Young & Anderson, Att'ys for PIE.
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Petition for Dsvorce.

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, at Mem.
phis, Tenn.
Leah NJ. Powell vs.. D. H. Powell.
IN this Gauss It appearing to the Clerk from
L the petition hleo, that the residence Of de
fendant ~is'unknOwn to petitioner;
Il Is ordered, that publication be made in Oh
Memphis Appeal for four weeks, notify
ing The defendant 10 appear within
The first tire days Of the Circui
Court TO be held at tbs Courthouse in Memphis
on the third Monday In January next, anC
plead, answer or uemur TO the bill of com,
plainanL, ct the same viii be taken for con.
fessed, aud set for hearing exparte.
Done al Office, November %. 1867.
NJ. d. l. STEWART, Clerk, Etc.
n Eraunrv Afrnrnaw r.1T n.-4-
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Ealua11e Plans atton e Lease.

VII Lease, az admit nistrator Of Christopher
j. Field, decd, his II Ome Plaee-th e place OF
Uay 4 Field. and the = IantatiOu known as the
Content Place. Thess Plantations are In the
count u Bolivar, Mis- L., and In dne condition
for cSltfxation. hayu u been cultivated for
years past There lisa new and nns Circular
Saw-MiH on the Home Place, for Sale.
For further informaE ion apply % meat FaEls,
Bourbon county, Ky, or 70 Or. n. J. Field, on
the premises. b. CLAY,
oci9 A dmar c. ]. Field. decd.
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IN mont Of the DeSJto Bank, p Madison street,
In Memphis, sell 10 the highest bf+d-r. for
cast, wtLnOut redemption, the following par
Gel Of land in said county, tO-Eit beginning
- a stake at the BOrthcast corner Of j. ..
smiths thirty-sevsn acre lt sod by Georgs C..
Hplmes 10 IT. shirley, trustee. Of Virginia
Shirley. more particularly described in said
HOlme| deed 10 Shirley, dated 18th OF April,
i56l thence north 81 degrees p chains 70 =
stake thence So degrees WsSt Ia &-I0 CHAINS
TO a stake thence south 81 degrees - chains
70 q stake hence north 8h degrees sasL
Is 5-i00 chains % the beginning.
Equity OF redemption wa we'd IN the deed Of
trust Title believed 10 be good, but j will con
vey only rs trustee. sale between the houTs Of
10 q m. and Z IN.
THOS. r. SMITH. Trustees.
November 80. 1857. uovSO IDS
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SheF9F's Sale.

Mcdonald a WOODWORK vs.. Tho Warrington.
Law Court.
DI virtue % az order Of sale 70 me issued IN
ID the above cause, 1 viii, on the l4rH DAY
OF DECEMBER, Al, 1877, between 10 O'Clock
AN. and 4 O'Clock m, at the store Of McDon-
aid & Woodwork, corner Of shelby street am
HOTard's Row, sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the property attached IN this cause, con-
sistiog Of Canned fruits, Boxes and other per-
so8al property.
p. n. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By JAMES Swan, Deputy Sheriff sc
haa1 Era
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T.1LRfQp,a NnIp

NDkR and BY virtue Of q Deed OF Trust to
me executed BY Charles Thomas and Jane
o. l. Thomas his wife. On the 18th day Of NAY.
1851, aud duly recorded at the Regizters once
OF SHELBY county Tennessee. in Record Book
No. %. Part Sd, pages cd, az and as, will on
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THE ESTATE OF THE LATE DR. JOHN W,
/ MADDOX. Letters testamsntary having
been granted 70 as by the County Court ol
shelby County, Tenn, at its November term
1867, we hereby notify all persons 10 whom said
estate Is Indebted, % present 70 Us their claims
or emand within the time fixed by law, and
all persons Indebted TO said estate Wiu be re,
quircd 70 make prompt paymeDto OF their debts.
HENRY ;. MADDOX, Executor,
JULIA A. MADDOX, ENecutrlx,
or thel late Wiu and Testament OF Jobn Wesley
Maddox mole lawfw
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HasOLVegat Notice,

HAVING suggested 70 the Clerk Ofthe County
II Court OF Shelby county the lusolvency or
me estate Of Joseph 4. Cckles, deceased. sal
persons haging claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO hie them with he Clerk 81
said couFt by the i0th day Of June. las. for pro
rata distribution or they will be forever barred.
both in law and equity
December ., lS7. decl0 laW4ws
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Tf.XStee'S XIII

DY virtue OF a deed Of tEus { 6, .eeutsd to me
ID as Trustee on the 18th ds Of June. 1867. y
James Brown, ana which as I cen dniJ Re :
cordej, 1 win, on
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LEGAL.
Tl.lLsfee,e Sole

DY virtue Of a Deed o. TTnst 70 ma executed
ID b James J. Naulx. rrustso, on the nrst
0sfl Day OF February, Is5& aud daily recorded
At the Registers ofhce OF shelly eouaTy. Ten
nessse, In Record Book Number SCI Ffny.1fue.
Rart One, PAGES ~ and a., OF the I'm dav Of
March, 1867, for the purposs OF seeming n
payment Of Two notes, Ous for the sum ci
twenty-five lanai Dollars, and the ofber
for the sun Of Twelve Hundred and Fly DOL
lars, both dated February ., ls6d, bearing inter-
est from date, aud given By the said jane ],
Naulx, Trusfee, to sarah = Gorsuch. Tor m
balance due her IN account Of lots Isl and ~
now. therefore, by the authority vested n
ne % sell the property conveyed In sad Trust
DEED VII, On the
TWentJ-ninlh day Of DeeembeF,1S67,
BstEeen the hours Of 10 and II q n, sell on the
Ptsml-ss 20 the highest bidder Tor cash. ~
.etloR1ng described property, VIZ A certafn
l-S5 of parcel OF land known - loS No. II
eha 80 ~ on the plan % GreenlaEs addition
ths ~ % Aenphis. being ~ fsst squars,
~ tne Intersection o. tne west SIDE 81 FouTt5
4reet With ice north side OF Mil street.
r1gnt Or redemption Is expressly wafvad.
ana tne uus believed 70 b. Deriect but ! ssIi
ouiy as Trustee.
Memphis, November =. ~
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LEGAL.
Trustees sac.

DY virtue Of q trust deed executed 70 Pendie-
ID ton COlstOn and myself, on the 18th day OF
June, ls61, py B, I. Plummer, and nov ga dls
IN the registers Once OfSheiby county, lena,
10 book No. 81, part 2, pages 81. SO aud e4, for
the purpose Of securing the payment Or a
promissOry note therein m~eutioDed, I viii,
PendletoH ColstOu being ~absentffom thestats.
aud being requested 20 70 do ~ the Beneficiary
IN said deed, on
Friday, the 9Th day Of December. 1851,
on the premises, In the city OF Memphis,
county Or Shelby, state OF Tenueesea, expose 70
public sale and proceed y sell 70 the highest
bidder the folioWlDE described real estate, to
Wit: a certain LeasshOld, situate and lyfng on
Vance street, In the city 81 Memphis, beiug the
same onveyed 70 said Hummer By deed 81
lease from Thomas II. Allen, guardian, dated
I'd day Of April, 1876, aud now on record Ia ths
Registers OGice OF shelley county. Tbe prem
lses in said deed of trust are described a. fol-
lows VIZ: A lot belonging 70 TIE minor heirs
Of Clatrborue DeLOach, deceased, on the south
side OF Vance street, beginning one huudFed
and nnesn Aixtsen-vne hGndredlhs feet from
the Intersection Of she south side Of Vance
street. with the vest lde OF Goslee streel,
thence s1utnWau parallel with Goaiee strest
one hzndEed and any feet 70 an alley sixteen
feet vide parallel with Vance stresL thence
westward with The nouh line OF said alley
nltT-seYen huy-siEhtOnehuudredIhs fssL,
thence one hundred and nny fosf
70 the south side Of Nancs street. thence east
ward hty seven dty-eight-one hupdreftbs
feet TO the beginning said premises heinz Lot
No 8 fl = subdivision Of the property 81 ths
said helm situated on Vance and Goslee streets.
The title to said properly Is Believed ~ IL
good, bat l viii sell aud convey only a.
trustee
balance IN three, tx and nine months. win
good security. EQuity OF redemption waived.
sale between hOun Of 10 and = O'clock.
nOv9s trustee.
EgThe above sale Is postponed unal MON.
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MEMPHIS. TEN

lBERAL Cash advance made on cOnsign-
II mentS Will promptly ali all orders for
Provender and Plantation supplies at the low
est rates. novl5 I'm
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Adaaimistrators Notice.

II ETTERs Of administration having been
u granted 10 me. 81 the November Term OF
The County Court Of shelby COUNTY, upon the
estate Of James klmbrough, deceased. notice Is
hereby given 20 ali persons Indebted 70 The es-
tate, by note or otherwise, % come forward and
make Immediate payment to me, a. / am de-
terInined to close 10 the estate a. early as pos
gible and all persons having claims Egainst
the estate TO present them 70 me tor M
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
seribsd by law, or this notice viii be plead IN
bar other recovery.
HENRY I. JONES, Admir- Of Deed.
November Is, 1851. deci0 laW4ws
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da-y OfOeeenher.1ss7
Trust Sale.

FINDER and By virtue Of 49,
~ made and e1ecutsd by Joan IA F4r,feo -
ne zist Gay % Mas, ls52, aad nsEisteTed IN ne
ns once OF shelby county, TsEnessee,
deed o. trust made by John c. Finufe en- ths
4th qay OF January, 10, registered Ia Poor
Jonn q. Ftnnie, dated January Id ISL MI
On The WIZ
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NON Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
Ne. Z2sl-Wmiam Mcpherson VS.. A. R. Duke
etzL.
1T appearing fom affidavit in this ca1se that
the defendants, A.. r. Duke md C. L. Duke,
are residents OF the State OF Miss sssppi, aud D,
c. Topp and G. Dickman are residents OF the
State OF Louisiana, N all nOn-residents OF the
State Of Tennessee
II is therefore ordered, that they make thelI
appearance herein, at the C~ourthouseiu the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the LIST Monday
in January. 1855, ana plead, answer or demul
to complainant bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as 10 them, and set for hearing
eNparUe, and that a cory of this order be pub
lished once d week. for four successive weeks
in the Memphis appeal.
A copy-atteAt:
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk & Master.
BY R. ]. BLACK, ID. c. & NJ.
Logwood &Peyton, Soils. for COnplainants.
n.H-laW4W
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TbP Liverpool cotton market to-day opened
r-4sf with a further decline OF -sd-JP lands
orleans. Etd-aud 40 pm was dull
y-fr1 urofaflous the same sales ND bales
mic New York market opened dull and uomi'
M st last nights quotations, but tending
dovnwaa9s. 10 vas duh aud nOmlEal al n0ot'
MffeIineS. I5Ltal5Ec; Orleans lb5sc; ami Al
fIa r.1s- WAS duh aud a shade lower: Mid
Ffnr~. lTl.c. with other grades unchanged
SsI[ IEt bales There was an inquiry IN lhls
market early in the day for Alcdlngsi 81 loc,
bur holders were nrm 81 LSzc There was No
dfSn1Siu0u % give way on ether part ana the
d4v passed Of with light sales Holders have
~ think. concluded that the market has
--sehe1 bottom, especially when they eau see
no corresponding declInein the Liverpool mar
Eet. large stock held IN New York which
j. The assigned cause for the depression IN that
ms-Es.. only amounts 70 4lulj bales-but little
more than three times the stock Eeiu here; and
but few cotton planters are ignorant ofthe fact
rHat from hencefOrEh our receipts Will de-
cline As uauidIy. f. not more rapidly, than they
nave increased. The Dulk OF the crop i
already in ma ket and we firmly believe thai
the receipts for the season, st this port viii tl
short a Hose OF last year fully 5000 bales Al
HE close. uuyers were Offering from l2% 10 lJC
Tor Nsddllngg, but holders were not Offering
The sales Of The day were made on a basis Of
ISrISl.c. There was not enough done and
prizes were too irregular 70 give accurate quota
liens.