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PowDHa.-sporting, ssuss y ksg Of .; D.;
blasting and mining, ss0ss.so.
HAas.-Pnsss for rags are declining rapidly;
Wotc. Tor cotton and linen woven wrapping
''oek, sg.c.; solts lic blankets, lie; blues, So.
KoPs.-hsnilis, best, zee.
RIcg.-liIiIic
RACE dIssBK.-7sE2soe
Rux.-New England. s2.2sasa. so; Santa Cruz,
81. 6olStI q gallon.
Rrs.-sl.ss9si.s7i y bushei. Very little in mar.
ket.
sssD-Clovsr, 80, so@sii 50; Timothy, a ,sea
$3.50.
srSgL.-Naylor's cast steel, 7se. y n; English
bIstsred, 2Ogg2ac. q ~; American blistsrsd, I'M
l2sc. y D..
sHor.-virginia. o.; Northern, u.as = bag
Of rs Ms.
srsAa.-Brown, IifeIsse; extra "c' and "B,"
l5GIstc. crushed and puIvsriIed, 1st0leSc. cut
loaf, l7ic.
sopA.-sal., Sc. Bi Carb., Ice.
sALr.-Livsrpool, ss.ao9ss2s y sack; ground
alum salt, $3.50 p sack.
sESAcA RooT.-Nominsl, aslssc.
soAP-Common, slGsc. best washing, ns.;
toilet, ?sc., and fancy prices; country, s0loe.
SPIRITS TuRPESrIsE.-soc.G sl.
TAR.-e3 p barrel.
.rxAs.-Black, 7sc. GsI. ls-ths last prime srti.
,.fSapsrial, sl.7ssssa: gunpowdsr, si.7s6sa.ss.
v,x.a-lolllc.
4oc. y gallon 'dsr. so0soe. manufactured, p0
80. non,nsIn n - wheat coming in, and We
81 asGs2so. a"s' s'oVss"' feo'
wHIsKY.-Common, proof, sas.>,
- sot3S4so Pine brands higher. pure hys'
wooL.-Unwashsd, ao0sse.; washed, ..s,.s.
In good demand.
WIsE.-Port, common, q. sc03s.
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The CrSS HANDS ROUND Hrs HAT.-
Huuncutt is not a dSinterestcd patriot.
He has no idea Of dcvoting his time and his
talents to the service of the colored people
without reward. He made no charge for
his labors in Petersburg. o, no: he
charged nothing, but told his colorcd
friends that he could not be expected TO
work for nothing and so the hat was hand
ed round, and purse of twenty dollars
made up for him, and yet, when he went
over on the cars, he gave as an excuse for
not paying full fare that he did not have
the money, and actually permitted a
coIored man TO pay twenty-five cents for
him-thc picayune beggar.-Petr>JWy
IHlgr
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News FROM HARPER'S FERRY. - The
general condition of the people-white and
col0red-iS wretchcd in the extreme.
There is little or no demand in town for
the labor Of either; both classes alike
seem to be di>heartencd and dcmoraliHed,
and the freedmen need much prompting 10
induce them to accept situations to labor
Every circumstance now surrounding
them is powerful only for evil, and can
see no hope for their future, except in their
removal from present influences.
Hostility to educational efforts in Jeiier-
son county extends to all free schools,
white as well as colored.
Nearly twenty thousand dollars have
been raised by individuals of the Free
Baptist Home Mission Society to found a
colored normal school at some point in
the Valley Of Virginia. ltiSprobabe that
Harper's Ferry will he the place selected.
Freedmelt'S Bureau Report.
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VERDICT AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nathan Horner, an old gentleman of St.
Clair county, H., has obtained verdict
for 1000 against the Illinois Central rail-
road for having been expelled from the
cars under very aggravating circumstances
by brutal conductor. Mr.. Horner, who
is seventy-fve years old, and nearly blind,
could not find his ticket when the con-
ductor called for it. Getting out Of pa
thence, the conductor charged him with
being drunk and attempting to cheat, and
stopping the train, he forcibly elected him
from the cars. 1t was a dark night, and
the old gentleman was put off at a dan
gerous point, where he fell down an en-
bankmcnt and broke his collar-bonc and
received other injuries. The conductor
was at once discharged by the company.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMs.-In the House of
Commons on the 25th of March, Mr.. Shaw
Lefevre asked the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs whether it was true that
the renewed correspondence with the
United States Government on the subject
of the Alabama claims had been conclu-
ded and if so, whether he " ID lay the
papers upon the table of the r6tlSe. Lord
Stanley said that the correspondence with
the Government of the United States on
the subject of the Alabama claims, or
rather on the subject of the claims on both
sides arising out of the late war, was not
yet concluded and under these circum-
stances it would be best to defer the pro-
duction of papers. He took the present
opportunity OF contradicting report which
had gone the rounds Of the newspapers, to
the effect that communications Of an I'M
friendly character had been received from
the Government at Washington. There
was no truth in that statement. Hear,
hear.
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THE New SOUTHERN STAPLE.-The emf
nent botanist, Mr.. Reel, to whom we owe
the introduction of the Ramie into Ameri-
can cultivation, left for his home near Vera
Cruz on Wednesday. We have every rea-
son to believe it will prove to be more than
rival to cotton asa southern staple and
textile for the worlds use.-Ne,o Orleans
Picayune.
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WING OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA
February 8, 1867.

To lciiOHl Il muy cOhctTH:
We the undersigned, do hereby certify that me
average consumption Of gas for this establish
ment during fifteen days observation previous
to the 25th OF January was eight hundred ana
twenty-ssven ts?7b feet per day, as indicated oJ
the CASHMERE. - ;, -.
Also, til At the Amer can Improved Gas Light wsS
introd nc ed on the 2ih Of January, and since then
feet Der day, with a much better ligtt-saying
four hundred and twenty seven t!?Il feet per day,
with Ave additional burners in use. The lght Is
remarkably brilliant, steady, and much easier 10
the eyes. BoSDURAST, ELLIoTr & SHIELDS,
Propristors.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
TIM PRESIDENTS HEALTH.

pr. Morris says flat Mr.. Johnson istrou.
+ "a with the liver complaint, and that he
m~>t hc Kept is quiet as possible. The
uc>> Of tbc President will probably lead
"a more protested session Of the Senate
PRIZE FIGHT.
II is said IN sporting circles that prize
fight Is 70 come CT shortly in Virginia be-
wccu a Young man from that State and
nc from New Orleans. A well-known
80 to act as second FOR one of the parties
"a TO arrange the affair.
GENERAL ROUSSEAU.
10 is understood that upon reconsidera-
IN the Senate Of the confirmation OF
N.or-Gencral Rousseau as brigadier- gene
ri IN the regular army upon a motion TO
arm the nomination yesterday there
MS tie vote; which is rejection.
THE CAPITOL EXTENSION.
Nr. Clark, the engineer in charge of the
tol extension, adyertiScS for earth 10 be
f>ttcd on the low grounds about the
. a. and ON the terraces of the building
Earth viii first be deposited in the low
.-.i on the corner of First street and
Pennsylvania avenue, northwest of the
..,vt building; aud when that is properly
(. So. mp, other places will receive attcn-
,#. Congress appropriated only $4,000
Ibis work, but TINS amount will be made
81, 81. lis lar a. possible. 1t is the beginning
~. t.a extension AZ the grounds as contcm-
ted by act OF Congress. In making this
a.oy,mcnt large number of the build
go. "a, $500. q H.. ,t..lx lnr
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a RADICAL TmKGAT.-Eithcr these in
functions will not be granted 10y the SUI
pt"me Court, 81 if granted they will re-
suit IN such legislation for these treason
Ieaveued communities Of the South as will
bury Bourbonism below the hope of resur-
TectiVu. - WASHINGTON Leader.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond TOha..
TORAccc -

TOBACCO E.cu..or
RICHMOND, April IL, ns sT
Breaks full. Market very STEADY ...,
no change to note in prices. Bright 70.
baccos are more in demand, and prices are
ruling firm. Below we give the transac-
tons: 90 hogsheads, IL tierces, and 9
boxes sold at the Exchange, and Is par
GELS loose tobacco sold at Shockoe ware
house, as follows:
Lugs.-Common, SO to IS; good fire.
cured, SIS to 81; sun-cured, 80 to sl5
coal-cured, sl5 to $40.
Leaf.-Common, Sc to 3d. good, $40 to
sls; stcmming, common, So to s12; good
to fine, sl2 to slS; yellow wrappers, me-
dunn, s25 to $40; yellow wrappers, good,
$50 to 500.
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ARRIvAL.-Mrs. Belle Boyd Harding,
well known during the war as an adventu-
rous Confederate spy, arrived in the city
last night, and is stopping at the Maltby
House, on Pratt street.-Bdltim0re Sun,
M
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RICHMOND DISPATCH OFFICE, /
lAE-

The average consumption OF gas in our printing
house for fifteen days preceding the 1t instant
was .O26 feet per day of twenty four hours. ON
that day the u American Improved Gas Light
was introd uced, and the average consumption of
gas for the fifteen succeeding days was 100 feet per
day of twenty four hours. or saving OF $50 feet
per day. The new light is much better in every
respect than that before used.
CowAEDIy h ELLYsoy,
Editors and Publishers.
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KuLED.-We heard last night that a
conductor. named Kidd, on tho Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, was killed yester-
day, but did not learn the PARTICULARS
LpuClbUg VTginian. I
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ALLEGED MURDER OF SIR KNIGHT TEN
rLAR WELsH.-Thc two brothers, John and
Nicholas Gorsuch, charged with the muir.
der Of Sir knight Templar James Welsh
of Washington, D. c., on the goth of No.
vember last, were again brought out o.
Jail yesterday morning on authority of Q
writ of habeas corpus. Judge Grain re.
fused to discharge them, and remanded
them to jail.-BaHinOr Sun.
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CowARDIS h RLLYsoy,
Editors and Publishers.

The undersigned, foreman and composlors OF
the Dispatch Office are well pleased with the gas
Ii lat as purif ed ant improved by the appliance OF
the american Improved Gas Light Company OF
Virginia. They lind il soft and pleasant to the
eve, and that with the reduced consumption, as in
dicated by the metre, they have quite as much
light as before the change:
C. MAR5TIN,
K. D. GRAsTLASD,
J. A. GIBBS,
RoBERr b. TORY,
TRoxAs J. la PRADE,
LEwELLYS J. HUsI,
G.. K. C. ACKERLEY,
A. II. JONES,
E. l.. FORD.
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EOibery.

New ORLEANS, April ll.-This morn
ing cwrllcr in Canal street was robbed
of 200 worth Of stock. The thieves
were captured and the jewels recovered.
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TRADE WITH THE SoUTH.-The extent
of trade between Baltimore and Whining
ton, N. c., has induced the putting on of
another steamship.
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COLUMBUS, o., April l0.-A large manu-
factory Of the ohio Furniture Company
Vas destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000; small insurance. Supposed by
MccAdlarism.
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The income returns throughout the coun-
try, as far as sent in, are said to average
but one.half the returns Of last year.
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CATTLE MARKET, APRIL II.


The supply Of cattle, sheep, and hogs at the
scales Is fully equal to the demand. which has
fallen of in consequence Of the large arrival OF
fresh fish In thu markets. the consumption Of meats
being thereby greatly isssensd. The following
are the quotations:
BEEF.-Common, s3c. fair, &C.; good, 49,;
PRIME heavy and fat, Sic., gross-s decline.
sHEBP.-Clip, sG6ic.; wool, 7G7ic.. gross, for
good to prime.
HoGs.-Dull at loGIi?c. nett
yRALs-$7GSls. according to size and quality.
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The improvement is of incalculable bsneht to
all EMP oy cd IN the composing room OF the Wig;
10 the eyes when compared TO the pulling, glsring
light "a had heretofore In conjunction with all
the compositors, ] heartily recommend the In
yantion, parti cusriy 10 those who have sewing,
reading, or work TO do by light II produces IN at
steady, agreeable light which has long been \
desidar.um DANIEL MURPHY,
ap g-dSclm Foreman Wig.
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ADAMANTINE CA ND ES.-Five
n hundred whole and half boxes STAB CAN
DIEs iust rs ceiyed and for sale by
CHARLES 7. WORTHAM i co.
% l-d&swA
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TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
Agents for the sale of French Burr and Esopus
Mllstones, Boiling Cloths, and Betting: also, OF
p. Zell & Sons celebrated Rawbone Phosphate and
superphosphate of Lime, which will be sold for
cash, or on six months credit for approved Iego-
table paper. APP 5-2taw ,d&sw+
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4 MEXICAN IMPROVED
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
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A l.. SHEPHERD 81 Co., General
"A. Commlfs.un ncrcbann for the sale Of TO-
8ACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, SO. All 6usinees an
:rusted TO our care VIII receive prompt at'ontion
Atkinson, and late Tslnsn / Harris, Il, associated
With US, and will be pleased TO serve bis old
,srns. once corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
-
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

J. DUPCY. P. D. M'KISSEY.
nUPUY Il MCKINNEY,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. llo5 BASIN BANK,
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SEEDS.

rNIMOTHY 4 l. Il D.-Thirty bushels
l. PRIME TIMOTHY SEED received 10 day, for
sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
NH so No. Fifteenth street.
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SPRING STOCK QS67) FRESH
~ FROM THE MANUFACTURES.
GARDNER 4 CARLTON,
No. . rourtssnth or Pearl street. Richmond, va
have just received their spring supply"
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, AND TkuN
embrs cling one OF the nnsst assortmenn 9 nsEH'a
LADIES" MISSES, BOYS, and On.ssf. and
BOOTS and SHOES 10 be foaod In any ,hs city and
will be sold very low by wholsssss s ali wbo wish
| country trade, and solicit can "o sp a-sodl&
| 70 buy.
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Tl.1ERf NnLP.

ny virtue OF q Deed or Trust made by Charles
X pfanneuEffehI and recorded in the Regis
fer's ONCE of shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. 81. part = page - and following, 1
w1f on saturday Cbe Hth september, 1907, in
front OF the Courthouse door 20 the Law Court
~ Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, On Second
Street. between Union and GayOso streets, be
fween hours OF II o'clock an and O'Clock
nm OF said day, proceed to sell, AZ auction, to
E1e hixhest bidder, for cash. the following de-
-rrfbed lot or parcel Of land In the ciEy Of
Sfemphfs. and designated on the plat or said
Sifv - rart on lot No. 81. to-wit Beginning At
ne northeast corner Of a lot on the south side
ofIefferSOn street known a. George CrenWen's,
81 fest westWardly rom the Intersection OF
Iefsrson and Third streets thence astWardly
vim the south side Of JenersOa street nifty
sigbt fset 70 its intersection with Third street I;
hence southwardlyw with the west side OF Third
sfraaf ore hundred and forty-eight and a half
fsaf n an alley thence WestWardly with the
north side OF said alley one hundre and forty
ei1bf feet six inches to the west side Of another
sifsv thence nOrthwardly with the east side
Of said aIey thfrty-six feet TO thesOath bOund-
nv line OF said Cromwelis lot thence east-
wsrdiv with said Gromwen's south boundary
ifne g9L feet 70 the southeast corner OF said
lot thence northwardly with the
.sasf ho7ndarv line Of said CrOmWenfs lot one
brodred and twelve and q hsn feet % the be-
Tbe fftie 70 said property is believed 70 BE-
nsrfsef and the equity Of redemption is waived.
convey al trustee My
au2s y THOMAS LEIGH, Trustee,
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Saturday, IAN Day Of september, 1856

at the saIesroom OF Messrs. RoyEsr.
Irezevant s. Co. No. 20 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, Ayers Block, sell,
to The highest bidder. for Cash, the following real
estate to-W1t. a certain lot OF ground in the
c0uHty or Shelby, state or Tennessee, and city
Of Memphis, known and designated upon the
plan Of Hills subdiYiEfOu OF County lot No. 5l
a. lot NO. 80, situated a. The southeast corner OF
Robson and hlL's streets. fronting II f-et
on the south siGe Of Robson street and Extend
ing southwark for depth 1fsL feet between
lines parallel with Hi street, 70 an alley-tO-
gsther with al Of the appurtenanees thersunto
belonging. The title 10 the above property h
believed 10 be goOc but I viii only sell and
convey az Trustee, Equity Of redemption
waived. sale between hours Of l0aud2 o'clock.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, trustee.
LOCKWOOD q Peyton. AtbOrzeys aul4tds
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The month of September opens upon a
more active and prosperous state Of CON-
mercial matters. Trade is reviving
steadily and not very slowly. Dealers
are indulging in sanguine expectations
of q large and lucrative business, which
we think will be realised. The worm,
which threatened to destroy the cotton
crop only a few days ago, has disappeared
in nearly all neighbOrhOOds, and very
cheering prospects are the consequences.
The corn crops are heavier than ever
before, and will make US entirely indie
pendent of the north, which, during the
past wears, has taken from US nearly the
whole of OUr cotton crop in payment for
bread.
The dry goods market is far more active
than last month. A large number OF
country dealers are in town, who buy
small stocks, but our merchants are Of
fering very liberal terms, and the aggre-
gate Of trade is very good for this early
IN the season. The stocks OF hand are
varied and complete, offering more in
ducements to the taste Of dealers than
ever before. Low priced goods are not
SO much in demand, but staple articles OF
approved brands are sought after.
Ia boots and shoes there Is also 8 better
DuslneS OOinE, Large dccesstouS are
being received daily, and prices in this
market are about as they were last week.
The eastern market, under the increased
demand, has advanced, but so far the
advance has not affected this market.
The grocery market is active and firm,
with very fair stocks. The upward ten
dency of the gold market tends to stiften
prices in the leading articles, but our
merchants being determined to sell, are
offering at the very lowest rates.
Corn is in light supply and dull.
Prime white and yellow are held in store
at our quotations. Oats are more in de-
mand and firm. Meal is weaker owing
to large receipts. Hay is very dull and
almost u~nssleable. Bran is in excess of
the demand. Potatoes are very scarce
and firm. Onions are also scarce.
Choice butter it is impossible to find.
Eggs are very scarce. Chickens are
scarce. Meats are stiffening daily with
fair stock. The demand for bagging and
rope is becoming very good, and by
another week or two we anticipate q
large trade. Flour is duh and sales
light. Prices are unsteady and not to be
depended upon, as holders are anxious
n aall
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
An.rnura LDnraunL.E Z L.n--

MEMPHIS. september s. LaOa.
There is no news Of interest to report
in money matters. An extraordinary
number Of small checks in settlement OF
monthly accounts were presented for
payment since the 1st, and balances are
again reduced to q low water stage.
Discounts are not usual and money mas
not eased up to any p~erceptible extent.
The time when we can report any less
stringency in finances can be pretty
well estimated-that is when the crop of
cotton begins to roll in until then no
better feeling need be anticipated. Inc
demand for exchange is not heavy, ana
our banks report rates unchanged. The
few cotton bills offering are taken at par
TO ! off. Bank exchange is selling at s
premium on Cincinnati and New York
and at I premium on st. Louis.
Gold opened in New York at Ale and
at noon had gone up to 4l4c. The offer
ipcs i'm this market were fair. One lot
of $4,000 was taken early in the day at
$4OIc, $1,000 at 40Ic, and $500 at 4Oic.
The closing rate remained at 4O4c.
silver-scaree, buying 80 to BE.
In city scrip there is some little de-
mand but in 8 small way. Buying al
$50 and selling at SIC.
We could learn of 40 transactions in
county warrants. There is no demand
whatever and brokers are shy. They
offer 65c and sell at 20 to zoe.
Police scrip is firm at 15c buying,
Selling at 20 to T7c.
Bonds, stocks and uncurrent money
are dull and nominal.
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Sherif.'s Sole.

DY virtue OF an execution To ne dfraetaf
u rom the Law Court or Memphis In tie
cASe or Anderson -. NJ Horigan Tor eighty
shfee 95-tuJ collars, I will, on the SIN dav u
SsP-enpsf. Aols between the hours OF 10
ociocK an and 4 o'clock pm. at the Court
house Qoor IL Memphis, proceed 70 sell. 70 the
Aleheal bidder, Tor cnsu, the desenbed
feai sEle- owl. A certain lot. being a part
Of l98 N0s-44 and l5 In block % % John over
Ton ~ acre tract, south Of Memphfs said
los yeslnh al a point - feet south from the
21Ln1asL corner or IunctiJn or Calhoun and
streets on the east side OF fernando
street extended running eastWardIy ~ nesf /.
Elencs on a parallel line with
street Afeet thence ~WestwardIy II
feet 20 fernando street theme
along fernando street 70 the begiDuinZ 10 81
isfy said execution and all costs
p. WINTERS. Sheriff.
By j. n. sW AZ, Deputy Sheriff.
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Non Resilient Notice.

In the Chancery Court or Memphis, Tenn.
No. fTi-The GdyusO Savings Institution et al.
vs.. VIM g.. F0rd.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause that
Il the defendant, Vim. g. Ford. is a nou-resi-
lieut. Of the state Of tennessee
II is therefore ordered, Tina he make his ap-
pearsnce herein, st the Court House In the
city OF memp Is. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In September, 1897. and plead. answer
OrdemurtO Compartments bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed as 20 him, and set for
hearing ez parte. ana that acOpy 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.
Estes q JacksOu, Sois. for Com lainantf
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Attachment Suit.

George c. EyerdOn -. Ms. f. l.. Grfsa-Be-
fore VIM. :. Walton, J.. P, shelby county,
Tenn.
A FFIDANI1S for attachment having been
n made IN his case in pursuance OF section
300 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and aftachmeu
having been issued and retained BY the proper
0rncer levied, etc, on the property Of the
defendan-. Mrs. T.. l. Grihee.
10 is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at my ONCE, No. 10 Madison street. in
In the city OF Memphis. shelby cOuLtyT Tenn,
on or before Wednesday, September 4,
1871, and defend this suft. or The same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eX parJe and that a copy OF this order be pub
Ifshed once a week TOR four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal
VS.. WALTON, Up.
Hume F. Hi, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-04
Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above propert,
GxIU feet. Valued At $50.