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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27

CHRISTMAS AT GRACE CHURCH.
Christmas was celebrated ~ this church
10 q very appropriate and interesting
manner, the sdifice being elegantly and
tastefully decorated, and presenting an
. appearances highly creditable TO the good
taste and perseverance, Of the lsdies OF
the parish. We cannot give q full de-
scriptiOn Of the different features Of the
decoration, but nOte s0ne OF toe most
promineat. Immediately abovs the
chancel window appeared a very bril-
liant and elaborate gilt star, decorated
with wreaths, and bearing ia TIE center
thu letters ]. h. s., which wersgTOEnsd
With q wreath Of laurel On each side
4 Of ths altar, and forming 8 double arch,
Was the aottO, " We have seen His star
IN the East, aad are come tu worship
/ Him. which motto gas aanked ~ two
evergreen stars ana crosses, Qn tberisht
! and left walls respectively were EsEiaisl.
Is Glory 10 God on nigh, and 90 sTtl
peace, good will toward men" ~ The
rear was observed iB frosted letters, Feed
nay lambs" beneath which appeared
another beautiful cross. The communion
/ table Vas dseorsted with crosses aud
I other emblems, and the baptismal fount
! wreathsd with ivy and 6lled with luXu-
| rlanL 81 HHsAlElDGs Achs az.
I Brooke, the rector, preached from the
text, awe have eolne nov even unto
| Bethlehem, 10 see these thingB thst are
! come % pass from which he delivered
I 8 brief, yet eloquent discourse. The SER
( vices were most interesting and JIM
I pressiVe, aad the interest manifested at
/ tested The industry Of the reverend gem
| tleman who now presldes over the par
fsh, which Is rapidly growing In strength
and destined 10 sO0n become q Of the
I frst Of the diocese. This afternoon Q
4 festival viii be held for the benefit Of the
| Sunday School children Of the parish, on
which occasion a Christmas Tree VII be
prepared and loaded with gifts for The
| little ones. DIR. Brooke does not forget
] the "lsmbs" while be labOrs WITH The
older portion Of his h0ek, and the growth
Of the Sunday School evidences the
| f~ruitlulnees Of bie labors in this direction,
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W. esident Notica.

In the ChenceIy Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. S5-ismes j. Donegau VS.. samuel W.. Don.
cyan, W. II. Htndrix et al.
appearing from atldavit In this causc lhat
the DESCENDANTS, Christopher Z. pOnegan
WllIam Il. DonegaU, CHARLES A.. Donagap.
sarah F DOnegau, BerenleCe Fearn, Lucy laa
fealn, Gustavus L.. Martin, Mary e. Martin,
William Barry, Sarah L. HarrY, Matthew ".
steele, "a hariue z. steele William W. Garta,
MARI Z Grrth, Ada StCeia, Henry p AtwauE.
Thomas =. Clancy, Caroline Y. Uisncy, Eliza
beth 3 Crowe. R Hauorix. Mary J. Hen
Or <, i. A.F, HOIlem MgTtu4 K. HOllsman.
j. W. smith and sarah y Snuth are nou-resi-
dents Of the state OF Tennessee
IL is therefore oraer a.. That they make their
appsatauCe hcrsl-, ~ the Courthouse in tbs
city Of AempnIs, Tenn. on or before the nrst
Monday in February, 1853, and plead, answer
or demur 10 compartments auleadel bills. o.
tue same will be AIKEN Ter confessed rs TO Item
and set for hearing eN parte and that q copy
OF this ofuer DC p1plishedo once a wees, Tor four
successive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal,
a C~Opy-AttGst
AUGUSTUS ASTON, CLERK aBd Master.
o "a. Carmauk anu stephens & smith,
Solicitors for romplaipanf. declZ Iaw4va
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AttGcL1stent Suit.

municipal loAEl OF Memphis.
" n. Wilkinson and D. =. Blair. Piaf~ffF- vs..
PINK Narole and ". j. MAY. u~efendnnHs
A fFlUAFIT FOR ATTACHMENT aavi,rr
"a oaSn tuade in thif case in pursuance 90 sec-
ton 800 OF the Coue OF TenmGEEse. ard esfse6-
ment having been Issued and returned ny the
proper umcar. Levied, etc on the uruuerfy III
me 1~eleEdenls; is therefore ordered that
tue Llt1 Of Memphis Tenn. on or before fna
mt iuesfRy in J tuuary, 1854, and deferd rais
SUIT or the same VIII De tuEeu for confessed AS
10 lhem. aud Lhe case set for hearing tx parfe.
and that a copy OF this order be published once
q week lOr Iour consecutive wasks 10 tue Mem
PMS appeal l. T. EATON. CiHrk.
RI MAsoN HguEU G.
PsNtQn L0sWood, Attorneys To- rieintins.
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
REORGANIZATION.
st. LeuIs, Memphis & ViekSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF The four f~OliOwing first IL
4 Oiass slda wheel steamers will
leave Aemphis promptly IN FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock p m. for NicksDurg aud
ali way landings. Steamers
RUBICON, ". d. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
II. N. SHREYE, II. Carter, Master. fRiDAASi
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, d. II. Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and Yazo0 River Packets.
By prOmptnesa and regularity and strict al
tention 70 all business entrusted TO Them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age OF shippers
Freight received al All hours AZ City Whari
boat, loot OF Monroe street
LARRY HARMSTAD a CO, Agents,
oef5 u - Main street, corner Madison.
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For the Memphis Appeal
Citizens Of Memphis: DR.. Trip, of
Syracuse, is in your midst. I would
most earnestly call the attention Of the
afflicted to his most wonderful remedies.
L testify to what 1 EaotO, when 1 say,
they effect what they propose. He
guarantees q cure, therefore il is a safe
Investment. 1t was my fortune to Wit
ness their effect, in almost restoring the
dead to life, and be has certificates from
various parts Of the country, calculated
to convince the most sksptical. 1 have
no interest, saw In the Of human
ity, in making this communication.
His terms are reasonable. Try him, and
you viii eyer remember the day that
brought him 20 our city. See his sdver-
tisement ia another column. You will
End him at the" WhitemOre House,
AN OLD CITIZEN.
Memphis, December 18th.
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Affnchalaetf SarfF

Municipal COurt Of Memphis
Clark. Hi q 60, plsinuGs. ". W. wvaftana ID.
Bfyssu, defendants
A FFfDAVfT for attachment HAVING b@-n
- Made Ia this case pursuznt t8reci1n -.
! % the Code u Teuuesses and a-ltEehmrnI raw
lHg D5sn issued and rsturued Is the rroperO o.
4 hcer, ieviad etc on the urn1srfr - ~ -
fendGut W. Wyatt
Il Is therefore ordered that the said defend
art appear az She Courtroom 10 uie ciEy %
Mempnis, fenr, ON or before Ne o. rn-sS.y
in January next and defend thi- suit.or ths
same VII ne taken Er confessed asrn nm. anal
set for n-artug eSparte. aud thai q cops III fas
order D. plhu-aed once a week Tor four CIR
seeutive weeks ia Tue Memphis appeal
LUClhN r. EagON. Clerk.
deco Hft Nv HAG1E n eur HarrN-rH-
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Nom Resident NotSce

In the Chsncery court ofBiemphis, Tenn.
No. 2805. N. Il. D.-MHy @. Murdo.k and Lvdis
~. jenkins, who sue by their next friend
brooke PleasanIss Va James r. LeAth, Levy
Joy ct al.
I appsarinF from afidavit Ia this cause thai
4 he deiendauts. Thomas Muudock and George
nessse;
lie therefore ordered, that they make their
appearances hereiEs st the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis Tennessee. on the hrst
Monday Ia February, 1858, and plead, answer OF
deInuf 70 complainant bul. or the same will be
taken Tor confessed a. 10 THEM, and set FOR
be published once a week. for four successive
Wseks4in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy-attest.
HelSEeA & Scott, Solicitors Tor Complainant.
deel5 1awHW
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Nom Realde,it Nottcc

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and MaryC. Murdoch, who sue
by their next friend. VIM. Armour, vs. Ma
tnaa Adams. George jenkins and Thos. Mus-
dOch.
T~TappeariNg from AFFIDAVIT In this cause that
L the defendants, George Jenkins n Thomas
Murdoch are nOn-restdehts OF the State OF Ten
nraseo:
Ii therefore ordered thai they make their
appearance heretD, at the ~COurhouse in the
city of Memphis, Tanuessee, on the nrst
Monday In February, LIS, and plead, answer
OF defnur 10 oomp~lHinaut's oil. or the SAME
viii De taken FOR confessed as 70 them aad set
for hearing eX parts, and thata copy OF this
order be publisher once a weak iOE iOur Auc-
cesstve weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. AItgstf
AUvUSTDN ASTON. fIerE aud Master.
q. ". Winchester. ana Helskell q Scott. So
iicit1rs for compiainants deCl2 Iaw4w
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Ittachalsent -

Law Court OF Memphis.
CLEREs OFFICE, Dseembar 5Ll s
Angelo Mare, plaintiff vs. Ioseph ChueL. dgFt.
FfiDANII for attachment hayfur men
~ made IN this csss IN parsu anes 81 $500
Al5i Of the Code OF Tennessee. and al aeIlrnegr
having been issued and returned Ii re prgr-s
dehFndart, Joseph Oshei-
It's therefore ordered that ssLd defendant
appear al the Courthouse Ia tla eltv III Hem-
phls, Tenn. on or before tie second Afouday
IN Feb-unry 3ext-and defend thls suit. ~ No
same gth be taken Tor confessed IS 10 him anf
ne ea-e - Cor hearing ezParts, auc thara
tOur consecutive weeks in she Iisiv AuneaI
IUHN DONOVAN CIsik.
Acopys r S CAPrEs n-C
sam ?. Rose, Attorney for PIsiutiI
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attachment Sad

Municipal Court OF Memphis.
H. C. King plaintiff vs, W. Wyatt, defendant.
4 tFlDAFlr iaE attachment having hes,
~ made IN ihls ease IN p-urEuaur- III le-fFr1
i42l Of the code Of Tennessee. and aLtaen1ueur
having been issued ana neturneo oy .hs proBer
sIleof, levied etc, ON the properly ofds-
lendaut, W. Wyatt
~ Is therefore ordered that the said defend
thL appesE al tie Courtroom iu f1- e.tg %
Memphls, lenua On on before che first Tuesday
IN January neNl. ana defend sails s1if. or rGe
stme VIII 20 taken Tor e0nlozs-f ast1hiE1 ami
Tue cAss set Tor hearing eEParte ana thet a
copy OF This order be puoiIshcs once d week fer
IOur consecutive Weekkin tne Aielupl- Auue-.
LUCiEE y. EAEUN. Cr-E
deco wft By MAsOs HYDE.D Deputy Clsrg
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IN the Chnneery q urt OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins aud Mary Murdoch who sue by
Their next n eud Vim. Armour, vs.. Edward
H. Lehman and others.
IT appearing rom atndsvit In this cause that
i the defendHnts, GeOrge Jenkins, Thomas
Murdoch and Edward II. Lehman are non. resi-
dents OF Tie state OF Tennessee
10 Is Jher- lore ordered that they make their
appeaTan q herein, al the Courthouse ia the
city OF Memphis, tennessee, on the hrsf
Monday In February, l55S, and plead, answer
OF demur 70 cOmplatnantis bill, or the same
Wil Ha taken for confessed As % them ana SET
for hearing eXparte, AID that a copy OF his or
der be published once q week for iour success
two weeks In the Memphis appeal.
Acopy. AtLest:
AU6UsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George ". wiz hester. and HeiskelI & Scott,
Solicitors for Compartments. declZ Iaw4w
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Adnltnistr0tors Noilce

ETIEks Or administration hauinr rean
IL granted 70 ice. 10 me NovemEGg r-s-rr IN
The county Court OF Sheibg county. msan ne
estate Of James Klmbrougn. deeeased. h9ties Is
ntreDy gwen 70 81 persons lDueufe4 tu fne os-
tate, by note OF othergise, 10 come forw - asg
make lmmeJlafe payment 70 ne. IS an ~
turniuen 70 cipse mp the esflts As carly - nos
Abie aud al psEa0s 8 having eIsins nrriusr
the estate 10 present thea Ia me FOR rsernert
properly authenticated. wlthln ths Time nra-
-criD=d BY law, or this notice WII De Dead In
bar Of tlsir recovery.
HENRY L-JONEs. Adua'r a. Deed.
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j.. Il, HARTLEY,
Chairman Of the Convention.
MkMPHIs, PENN, December q. 1857.

- $3.50
j. H. Hartley, Esq, Chairman, etc.
Sir Yours OF this date notifying me
of my nomination by the Conservative
party of Memphis as their candidate for
4 Mayor ct the approaching election, is be-
fore me, and % be selected, without So
l IcitatiOn by me, at this crisis as the
standard bearers Of the party is, IN my
estimation, such q compliment that l do
not feel that l have the right to decline,
however it may interfere with my pri-
vate interest or preferences.
In accepting this nomination, I am
not unmindful Of the high responsibilities
it involves, for this contest is to decide
whether the interests Of our fair and
once prosperous city are TO De confided 70
the intelligent portion of our commu-
nifty, who ARE permsnently interested in
its welfare, or TO the ignorant and the
m~ercenaries who have no abiding place
here or slssWhsr.
If elected, the first and leading object
Of my administration shall be 10 place the
city credit at least on q par with that Of
other cities, with like resources and lia-
bilities.
In expressing my thanks for this man
Hesitation Of the confidence ofmy fellow
citizens, 1 a but regret that close stten-
ton to my private business has prevented
me from becoming ss well acquainted
with the great mass OF them as / would
desire. This, however, l hope to cor
rect, eveA in the short time TO elspse
between now and the election, by meet
ing them at their ward meetings, and
fully making myself and position known
to them.
Thanking yon and the Convention you
represent for the confidence you have
reposed IN ne, I arr, with sentiments Of
high esteem,
Very respectfully, W
YoGr mott pledient fervant,
ALFRED T. LACEY.
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CITY MATTERS.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CIMslNa. . -.


untlfurhs aouos the Mails viii close az
follows;
For Cairo. Chicago 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis-
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, PituihrE Philn-
deiphia, Bunalo, Albany, New Aois Balt-
more, and All cities north and 3csl, az
Bio m.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
augusta. Columbus, Ga Montgomery, NO
BILE, Ala New No-k, Nashville ana y citteE
south and east, Al $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Vicksburg, hatcher, and al cities south at
4pm.
All ration on Mississippi and tennessee.
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads az &SO pm.
Al stations on Mernphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
AL stations on Memphis and Charleston, MIS-
Sissippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
Esst Tennessee railroads at 8 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and AL Landings
sn ArkauEasand Whitsrivers,( semi-wsskly),
tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river SOUTH, (s~emi-weeklTl, Tues
days aud saturdays.
Mississippi r~iver-north, (semIweekly) Non.
days and Fridays.
r. G. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Adna6nistrntrir E0tfce.

+ ETTERs OF administrauon uuon lie az.ats
IL OF ne lste Dr- IhOa j. Hata HAVING bs-u
granted 70 me by tie County GcafL oflhallr
county, Ienuesssa, Etthe Deem tsf Tarm. l8ff.
i hereby notify al persons Indebted tofald e.
tate 70 pay such lndebtcdness ~ fue and I
said uatate - p essnt The fau1s. properly iuOvsn.
within the tlns prescribed BY law, Lr Lhcv EfT
be barred MARaARklTE LaaLE
decl7 laWfW Adm'E ofThos LRaIe- 49,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FofIce

HAVING quaildsd an Administration ontha
Ii estate OF u. BrD0Es, lecsasHd. all perrnna
inaeObed 70 said estate are rs1uasled 10 make
pay ment TO tue undersiguea Ellu1a HAVING
claims against the same, Hnuet Tile theLl. ur1a-
cry au.heuucatefs Wttiuu the uue ureacElgtl
BY law, or they willie barred.
nOvz6 laWfW H-G- MCCLURE Admfr.
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Atfnchment Nnff.

IN the Circuit Court Of shelly county.
E. " Caldwell vs. z. +. Hauiin.
y the above cause an alta sumenE was vueI
J. out by plaintiff and levied ON M ur8u-rfy
OF deieloanf, aud the same reGuufed fufo
Court therefore let publication be made -
lie law directs, citing the defendant 10 appear
70 the circuit Court when sitting aLaas our
4ouse IN Memphis on the fourtl Mcnday4u
January next. aud p.ead 10 .ai4 aita-anu-nt.
OF proceedings therein VIII be had q psrfe Z
ana Lhal copy OF this ORDER be published la
he Appeal tOf four week..
Done At Office December 10 lg57.
deczU WV ". r.. 4TTWan rI.-
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GARD.

To our Friends and Customers.
OWING TO THE sTRrNGESCY OF THE
- money market, sBdthe general dizziness OF
trade, we nave been compelled % mark our
goods at SACRIFICING PRICES, aud must,
therefore, during the month of DECEMEER
sell fer ASH only.
Thsnkfn for past patronage. we hope TO re-
celve a continuance OF the same, =
Respectfully, yours,
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TAKES 'EM As DEFY CoMEs.-A friend
OF ours was IN the vicinity of the Afri-
a De Bureau, on Christmas day, when
be observed a female specimen of the
genus freedman pressing the cUrbstOue
with both hands la her char" AZ he
was not q candidate for Office, be ven
tured to accORt her. "SIsf. you are siak-
ing 'em out I see ?U "NG, sah. ies'
takes 'em As dey comes ~
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LADIES FAIR AT MEMPHIS CLUB
Viii be Fsiiled for, to morrow night at
nine O'Clock, pearl opera glass for fsvorite
amateur; at half after nine, diamond
ring for favorite young lady at ten
o'clock, gold headed cane for favOrite
merchant at ten and a half o'clock,
magnificent clock ior fayorite freight
agent. ilhta HfE U.al
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estate Of Thomas CriIer, deceased.
V'HE insolvency Of the estate OF Thomas Cri-
i der, deceased, having been suggested. an
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 10 preseutthe same, duly authenu-
called, 10 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Shelby county, on Or before Aprii II, ISc8, or
the same viii be forever barred.
JOHN TENT, Executor.
Memphis, DeCeHabsr 4. 1861. deF4 taw4w
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Resfdent Notice.

IN The Chanosry CouEt0LA sInphis. Tenn
80. l@3-M-chael Mcmahon ct al, vs.. Patrick
carey n Michael Cooney.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause thai
i the defendant, Patrick Carey is a resident OF
uae State OF Iowa and a non-readent or ths
state Of Teunessee-
It is therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
peaTancs herein, at the Courthouse In the civ
OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the tiTst Mon
day in February, 1862, and plead, answer OF
demur 10 complainant bill, or the same Will be
taken for cOniesssi as TO him, aud set for hear
ing exparte, and th+te cepy OF this order be
published once a week, fOs four successive
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTOE ASTON, Clerk & Master.
By T. J. BLACK, ID. q. a Il.
Kerr, Westoott a Stahl, SolG for CompPt.
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Held FOR REQULsTTION.-JOh0 Tur-
mage, suspected Of ana charged with the
murder Of John StOvsl, about twelve
miles below the city a week or two ago,
having been arrested ia Arkansas by
officer CnnnelL and had an examination
before Esq-Blaek yesterday, and com
mitted 70 jail 90 await q r-quisjfi0n by
the Governor Of Mississippi.
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ROBBED-Mr. VIM. Hall, clerk Of
Messrs. OrgiI & Bros, wa knocked
down on Christmas night by some
scoundrpIs, on Washington street, be-
tween Main and Second streets. The
weapon used was a slung-shot. Mr.. Hall
was seriously injured about The head and
robbed Of a small amount OF money and
other triukets
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TUE undersigned viii apply a. the JANUARY
eounty, Tsln@e, 70 prObats l1epfHofGt
! W~eafhsraIf, ana Tor letters tes5ameutarv
thereon AID. WGATuEHALL.
ueciE 40WaWN "A q. WEATHFEArI.
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Bgs0yre0f NofSce.

u ANlNGsuzsH-ted to the glsIzofgGeCouufv
IL Court o. 5neiby county The lu~oN eGcy OF
the estate or Joseph T. 1cklez, deceased. all
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby Notified tn die tuem with rh- Clerk o.
said court by the lOfh day Of June. las. Tor mo
rata Qlstii0utiun, or tee will be brewer barrel,
both IN law anu equity.
HENRY T. JONES. Adn.1r
December .. 1861. decIo I5wfws
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GRAND LARCENV-Henry Reeves, q
sable Beecherite, celebrated Christmas by
Rppropriating some property belonging
to a neighbOr. Complaint vas made tC
Mr.. Justice Heinrich, WhO issued bis war.
rant and had the accused arrested. AZ.
ter a careful hearing Reeves was sent To
the Criminal Court Tor trial.
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In the Ci'cuitC Court OF shelby Count, Ut Mem
phls- Tenn.@
Lean 81. PoWeli Va ID. H.. Powell.
this cauEa it appearing 20 Ihe gIerk from
/ the D-tIuOu fled. that the residences a de-
fenuant Is kno To petitioner
IL IS ordered, thai publication be ulais IN tie
Memphis 9ppeaf for four weeks nOHF--
Ing the defendant 10 appea- within
the INST thres days Of The Lsseuit
Court 10 be reid az n Courthouse In MpGphis.
on lie third Monday in January next, ana
plead, answer or demur 81 the bill ofcrHt-
piatnents 9 r the san 9 viii bs-takeu for eon-
iessed, and set for hearing exparte.
Done at Ofdce, November 20. 1871.
81. D. i. STEW ART, Clerk. BE.
j. II. Gregory, Attorney. noai 1av4w
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Editors Of appeal; In obedience 10
the call Of Many Citizens" made
through the city papers, | Announce N.Y.
self g q candidate for the Office of Al
dernlan for the Fourth Wsfd. n elected,
I shall endeayor f%aithfqllytQ serve the
interests Of the citizens OF the city With
whatever ability I may possess.
Il CARTWRIGHT.
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son-R Resident ana Ins0tvent Mott,

In the Chanoery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No 9079. n. r. ID B. Mercer, Administered
OF h. L. B ltOn deceased, vs.. Martha Bolton,
John Bolton et al.
TT Appearing from affidavit in this cause hat
the defendants Martha Bolton, q Bolton,
Alice Bolton. Chas Bolton, SalIis Bolton anu
Iucas Bolton are residents OF tia state Of Mis-
slssppL. Geo. dalum and vile, Jusu-e Hallum.
fborn Boltonl are residents OF the state Of AR
Kansas. and ali uOn-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee. And all oreditors Of the Estate Of
- Bolton, deceased, whose names aud resi-
dences are
m "a therefore ordered that said defendants
make their appearance herein at the court
houss in the City OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF be-
fore the first MOnday IN February, 1865, to
uIead. answer or denim to Compliments Orfei-
naIaed Amended Biil, andthataH the cradif6Tl
~ az estate Of Il l. Bolton, deceased, come
forward and aKhihit lheir demands and have
thamselvos made parties tc said bids en- or Re
fsre the dref Hondagln April. l8E, or The aams
vi be taken for confessed N 70 theuG n 50.
tor hearing axpaFte, and liat a cops Of thil
order be published Onco 9 Neek for four sue,
csssivs weeks, IN the 2euphis appeal,
SIfEEsTO& ALSI0N, Cark and Master.
By r. III HLAeE. d. q. &L
SaaoWay a Reeves 50 : sor eonplainan1
dsol6lAWaWH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27

In Tue 0hsneery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary c. Murdoch, who sue
by heir next friend. Vim. Armour, VS..
Charles B. Church, George Jenkins and ThOs-
Murdoch.
1T appearing nom a~fhdavitiu E1is cause thai
the defendants, George enkins snd Thomas
Murdoch are non-residents Of the state OF Ten
nesse6f
Uisthersfors ordered that they make their
appesraucs herein, at the Courthouse In
ths city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the
drst Monday in February, 1853, and
plead. ape, or demur to c-OmpiRinant's
bUI. or tie same will DO taken for CON
fessed As 10 them and set for hearing ex-paFte,
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, IN
the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy--Attest:
AUGUSTON ALSfON, Clerk and Master
George w, Winchester, and Heiskell & scott.
solicitors or oomp~ lainauts. decI2 lNW4H