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TO GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN &
2O4 Main Street.


DE NOT DE- CETVED READER,
D II You have mad the sad misfortune to con-
tract the accursed disease. known as yenerial,
IN any form, You can be cured 4 care rot in
what stage II may present. Itself, whe her Pri-
mary, secondary OF teri ary), without taking
one solitary grain OfmediciEe. Ater ten ye4rs
Of llseinyestigation and practical experience,
/ an convinced that internal treatment, for
the purpose Of enecting a permanent cure
of sypEiiitic diseases is useless, and, that
in a large proportion OF cases, it alb
Eolutely does more ham than good.
While under my method OF external medical
ton, which is pleasant and agreeable TO the
~patient, I defy competition with any other
method known to the medical profession. for
speedy and permanent ] guaran-
tee in all cases. In making this important fact
known to the public, / wish to state that ] an
a regular practitioner of medicine that ! am
a graduate of the Medical Department OF the
University OF Louisville, KY, and that my
method OF treating these diseases OBS cost years
OF deep study and clOses observation,
gAll diseases Of the Ear ana Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
OFFICE-No. % Monroe street, between Main
and second. Respectfully,
myS-lm G. W. MCLEOD, NJ. d
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Prentice pithily aud truly says the
military reconstruction scheme is simply
a law to perpetuate disunion or to render
the so-called union q curse when it shall
be nominally restored. That is. about
the best definition Of the odious and In.
famous thing which we have seen.
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no CoRREsPONDENrs.

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
m-unicatOns. Whatever Is Intended for in
serion IN the APPEAL, must be authenu-
Gated by the name and address q me
writer, As a guarantee Of his good hf4Aso
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 20 " TEE
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on enc side OF the age only and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
TORS oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as q rule, undertake 10 return srti-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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Cftv Lots and Gin BeaSde,ce,
~ "NW OttY LtC~ottttItOto
Memphis.

Property assessed by dlsinterested Real ES-
tate brokeTs at caSh prices, will be disposed of
ana drawn on from the top OF the List, equal
IN Vslue TO the amount OF tickets sold.
Gen. FRANK Z. ARMSTRONG. LEON TROUs-
DALE, JOHN ANsIIE, oUIs +. DUPRE, n
nALFlSi ,. W. .SHAcKLocR and Gen. A. p.
nave been . 4 ployed by ~StockhOld-
ers - Intermediate Agents between themselves
ana the public, to conduct fsirly the business
Of the incorporation.
cke 50 each. to be had OF the Local
AGENTS, or COL JAMES STRAIN, Hernando.
orders bI mail, accompanied By q. .. Order.
may be addressed, GFS. FRANK a ARM
STRONG, Memphis, Tenn.
Money letters should be sent by Express.
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Some Of the dupes Of that venomous
old reptile, THAD. STEVENS, are begin
ming 10 open their eyes, The Chicago
Tribune, speaking Of his last effusion OF
mslignity says;
1--WE regard this letter Of Mr.. Stevens
Sc perniciOus in is tendency, and calcu-
lated q discourage the thousands Of
white men in the south who are now
honestly striving TO meet al the require
ments Of the reconstruction law. 1t be-
trays malice rather than statesmanship,
hatred and disappointed revenge rather
than 3 desire 20 bind Up the wounds
caused by the rebellion, and restore the
republic on the basis Of universal jus-
uce. 50 far as his letter purports 10 be a
criticism on Mr.. Wilson's reported re-
marks, il is hypOcritical aud unjust, and
its evident intention Is TO impair the in
Auence and usefulness Of the senator
among the people Of the south"
The letter is simply an effort on the
part Of It's author to retain the bad emf
nence which he had reached, as the Die
tator Of the Jacobin party. He never
had any professions to be a leader In
Congress befor the end of-the war. No
body can recolleot any measure he ever
proposed, OF any speech be ever made.
or any sentences he ever uttered, before
the war. He became the leader of the
Jacobins precisely as RO|BEsPIERRE. the
little Advocate from ATras, gained the
heights Of power in France; by being
more extreme than others, and giving
more intense expression 10 the popular
malignlty. R-oBEsPIERRE succeeded,
where MIRABEAU and DANTON, both
infinitely his superiors in intellect, elo-
quence and courage failed. STEVENS, is
Emano Of the same nature IS R0~BEsPIERRE
and the other equally infamous Jacobins,
COUTHoN, MARAT and CARRIER. Only
the most nalseous sycophancy can confer
him the title Of "the Great Com.
moner.n He is nsrrow-minded and
vindictiye, and only rules by leaning
ahead Of others, and compelling Con-
gress TO come up after him TO the posi-
tons which he occupies. His maIiPnitv
and venom, and not his talents have
given him power and with the North
err people at bis back, be viii compel
Congress 70 snaot his Conascsuon bill. /,
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J D e s :
Committee of Arrangements

John P. Wood, ESQ Memphis.
DA Muizms0n, Eeq. Chairman.
| Hon " U Lon4nd, Memphis
John Z LRuisr, Esq, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis.
Gen 4 T Stewart Mstu phls.
admiral Raphael Semmes, MemphiE
LeEJoyt Esq, Memphis
" H Cherry, ESQ, Memphis.
James Elder, Esq, Memphis.
/ Col James Coleman, Memphis.
MAJ j J Murphy. Memphis.
" W0rsham, ESQ, Memphis.
! d Cockrel ESQ. Memphis.
$ 3 Robins, Esq. Memphis.
Co sam Tale, Memphis
Larry Harmstad. Memphis
Capt J West Sueed. Memphis.
Capt Jas i Bourne, Memphis.
j Davis, Memphis.
kJ d l. VIM, Memphis.
Edward e Jacobs, Memphis.
DR. J II Keller Memphis.
simon Loeb, Memphis.
Capt Church, Memphis.
] " Page, Jr, Eemphis-
Col III Z Gaiawaga Memphis.
] A Meuken, Memphis
Col st Clair bearing, Memphis.
Gen j r Chalmers, Memphis.
Col J II Mcmahon, Memphis.
Col Leon TrOusdaie, Memphis.
W 3 Gslbreath. Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Se-ssel, &em2his.
= Cousins. ESQ. Mcmphis.
DR. " y Nilkcrs0n. Memphis.
Col NJ Isgeveny,j j., Memphis.
col John " DswSsn, Memphis
Col CO selten, Memphis
Col A WootIud, Memphis
Col FRANK White. Memphis.
Col Al Keller, Melphis.
COl Luke " Finley, Ne phls.
J NJ Burze. Memphis
ogden contain, Aempnls-
Cant r. Knox Memphis.
. Bayl ssrEs4, Memphis.
B NJ Strattsn, Memphis
" LtauaTOu. AempGLs.
DR. II ] Ward. Memphis
DR. j Howell. Memphis.
D 3 MOllOys memphis.
A Naccaro, Memphis.
3 Bayiiss Msnpni-
b Ii Waddel, Msmphis.
1T X W Mitchell, Memphis.
Col CAN'T Memphis.
Or Juo Erskine, Memphis
r A Noon, Memphis.
Col JuO Brown, Memphis.
Mst VIII o WoodsOn, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery, Memphis
Gen J % Rufln, Memphis
HonJ 8 Ray, Memphis
CAPT W II Rusa, NeEPutA
W N Counelly, memphis.
Capt d II Todd, HuutsYlile, Ala.
DR. Lindsey, Florence, ala.
Cant Pete, Tuscumbia. Ala
IN Keller, Tuscumbia, Ala.
Gen J F Pagan, Little Rock
l. & Gal5e, J&cksonport.
Gea r q shaver. Jacksonport
Gen b N Bradford Aberdeen, Miss.
81 billiard, Clarendon, Ark.
A " Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, Grsnada. Miss
Kinl TX F%sleoner, Holy springs.
Capt Scruggs, COrinth- Miss
Nsi j Adams. New Orleans.
MAI John o. Bills, Bolivar, Tenn.
Major r P McNsi Bolivar.
cen " H jackson, Jackson, Teun.
Hon W Z Stephens. jackson. renr.
J l. P~.fndsxter, Walden, Kiss
Adams, HsywOsd eOanty, Tennessee.
N r Pa isb, Bolivar, Tenn.
NJ Lswrenre, Pontotoe, Mis-.
" S Ward, Pamela, Mss
: ID thompson, Oxford. -.
A Only, Raleigh, Tsun@
Dr. Alex Thompson, Humboldt
col J b Morgan, Herman 10
" WfiiamEo Unien City.
Dr. + r VOORHEES,, Union City.
4 ] Lawson, Union City.
ol James 4 Patterson. Augusta, Arkansas.
2 " Lynn, JacksonpOrt
dsf0r W = WOodrun, Little Rock.
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Sale Of Real Estate,
On Monday, June Sd, 1857.

73 N D-Isaac n Noon ". WIN. P. Math-
ews; Chaucery Court Of Memphis.
" virtue OF an iuteUocuto y decree in this
II cause, [ viii sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in the
city OF Memphis, tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE g. 1907,
between the hours Of 10 am. and y m, The fol-
owing de cribed Real Estate, t0-Wit: situate,
lying and being in shelby county, state Of Ten
nessee; the inst being in township l. range 3,
westof the basis meridian, Ch1ckasaW cessiOn,
and being that part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side Of the State line div1d1ng
the State Of Tennessee and Mississippi and
cont ming I'VE hundred and forty acres, more
OF less. commencing on the north west cornerO Of
said land and running south 10 said State line,
thence east with said line 4 mile, thence
north 70 the northeast corner ef said section,
thence west 10 the said first named corner, being
all OF said section. which lies in the 18Th Civil
District Of SHELBY county, Tennessee; tbaother
tract being the south half or section twelve fl2l
tOWaship one o.. range nine .5l, west of the
basis meridian OF the ChickssaW cesst0n-
TERMS OF 5 lion a credit OF seven and
thirteen months. Notes with coed sec1rity,
with interest from Gate, and a lien retained TIL
OF the purchase money Equiiy Of
barred.
ACGUSTOS ASTON, CLERK and Master.
my6 ID
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Notice.

T the June Term. 1891. OF the County ,Court
"A of Shelby county. Tsnn.,l shall apply for
letters OF administration on The estate OF
samuel Acoek, deceased
May 8, 1857. mysL m
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Concentration Gives Strength.

mr. r. p. WALTON TENDERS HIS SER
u vices 10 the public in the treatment Of tine
diseases OF females. So obscure are many OF
these, so capTiClOus In their manifestations. so
r~err-ctly @ they simulate other diseases, that
their true character Is often overlooked or MS
taEeu: prominent among these are, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia, hat cOudiuOn OF the system com
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, and Gen.
eral Debility, this last is too often but g SymC-
tom Of some in-idfoUs disease which Is soppIng
tn foundations OF fife. To bee me expert in
the detection Of these a~udskulful in tGeir treat
ment, requires more labor and research than
the general practitioner can bestOw. These
facts Induced him 70 devote himself to this
branch OF the profession exclusively. To those
interes ed he would state that he has had the
teusive hospitals Of Amerlc . also a practice OF
more than twenty years in this his native State
and in the tropics, where such diseases most
abound. He is permit Cd also 10 refer to Drs
Pitmau a"d HOpsOn, gentlemen who stand de-
Ecrvecly high Ia the profession. Office, No. S4
Main street Residence, No. ~ Liude street,
Memphis, Tenn. my5 i'm
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts


DR. @. SPIFG Ell, graduate OF The
~ best medical schools Of Europe and the
United States. and member Of the principal
medical societies IN those Countries, has pfac-
tleed medicine IN Memphis Fog the last thirteen
years, and 70 ofier his professional
services 10 the public, IN the treatment Of al
forms or disease upon the most improved Eu-
ropean methods Ny vast collections OF rare
medicines and surgical instruments, with a
life-lorg experience In their administration
and use, warrants me IN claiming n sureriOrity
over the more ordinary metz % oftrsafing dis
eases such a. ANCEB and JUNIORS Of eysry
description, which i cure ny constitutional
TT satment e. iusively, no operation performer
~ the Knife. Diseases 81 the Eye. Ear and
skin, COnsun utiOn and Bronchitis. Rbreuma-
tisn, Neuralgia soroniia. syphilis. Structure,
G'eet Grave. Piles, Dropsy. Fistula in gne;
IA short. All Chronte Diseases. giving es-
peclal attention 20 FEMALE DISEASES o.
every description. / am always ready AZ
ali times 20 cocsult with hrst-class Physicians,
either BY lettaT or IN person. upon al diseases
pertaining 70 medicine aud surgery. Medicine
sent BY express TO all parts OF the world, when
desired.
OFFICF-No. q, south side Monroe, between
Main and Second streets Memphis.
Residence. No. 80 Union street. myb In
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Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
~ est Je OF James Nal on, decreased, all credi-
tors are hereby notified 10 ME their claims,
properly authenticated, with the CLERK Of the
County Court of Shelby county before the first
day OF september, 1861, or they viii be barred
April 8. 1877. INDIANA MALL9N,
Administrators.
L. nlev. a~fInrneE. az IaW4Me
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MARRIED.

MYERs-EVANs-May 7th, 1851, at St. Pc
ter's church, By the Rev. Fathe Lilly. Mr..
FRED A.. MYERs and Miss EMMA Evans, all OF
Memphis.
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NhePiH,S NnLR.
j. Z. THRALL & CO.,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
No. 10 JEFFERSoSSTREET.
SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF
Cloths & CassImeres Just Received.

srwN. ROGERS. formerly with Msssra.
Power q Mccoy, can be found here ready 20
wait upon his old and new customers
MI am
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Attachment Notice.

Before William s. Walton, ]. p No. 10 aadi-
son street,
Steamer Molie Hambleton vs.. \. F. StocEer.
THE defendant in the above entitled cause
4 will please take notice that an Attachment
has been sued out against him aud levied upon
Que box containing surgical instruments. on
the ground that he IS a nonresident Of the
state OF Tennessee, andthat the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served upon him., and
that the said cause Is set for aria at my Office.
IN the city Of Memphis. IN the Sth day Of June,
1857. when and where he can appear and de-
tend tue said suit. or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with ex parte: and that a copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four weeks,
in the Memphis ArPEAL.
MILAN s. WALTON,
Justice OF the Peace.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPRING MEETIN g
OF THE
HEAPHIS RACING ASSOCIATION
THIRD DAY.
MONDAY, MAY q, Is6z.
RACES TO Commence at 9 O'clock P. n.

Races TO Commence at 9 O'Clock P. n.
FIRST RACE-Panessoo-h miles, for three
years Old.
l. r. Warrick enters br. Z BY KNIGHT Of 81.
George, dam BY Albion. Dress red ard white.
2. Weldon & Gonnor enter b. 2 JUBALs By
imp B9iroWn.ei dam Julia, by Glencoe Dress
SECOND RACE-PurEs sB0-miIe heats al
ages
j. F. warrick enters b.. d. JOE f. John
SION, by aOodweOd dam, Jrdy, BY soyer-
eign I'VE years Oh. Dress. Red and White.
81 Leonard enters b. T. MOLLIE AUSTIN,
By Seythi2n dam. Ann Adamz. by GIonooe /.
four years 0d- Dressl White aud Blue.
Dr. ). W. Weldon enteTs oh. h BILLY con-
q By imp fazslettO; dam, Wax Wing, BY
WAGNER four yeans 0 d. Dress, Red and Ma
room
FOURTH DAY-PuHse s9O-I6 miles all
bEooxD RAcE-Purse s1O-three best in i've,
FiFTH DAY-Puzse 50-rhres miles, all
sEcosD RAoB-Purss Soo-oas mile for three
year Olds.
Entrance Money 10 per cent,
To go 70 the second horse, two or more TO
maze q race
OmeeFs OF Memphis Racing Association.
GES.J r. CHALMERS. President
GIN +. ARMSTRONG VieR-PrezIdsut
ADsIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMEE.
GES. ALBERT PIKE.
2 n B-FURRESE, o.
NC Cos LILO,
AETHUH GLBs ~, AHAe-
Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Col Balch, Arthur Gibson,
apt v. II. hheas a j Hopper,
James Rodgers, r.. Y. Rocket
Com. Ed Montgomery, Col. I-sss Forrest.
a.. II. Bracket, GolIaun EdmOud5on.
Capt - u Able, o Donovan.
Jesse ". PAGE, II A Litfleton,
d CockTeiL, s. b. Robbins
Birney Marshall. Dr. p. W. Dickinson.
John e. Creighton
C8umitIee 81 Reception OF Ladies'.
Col. J0hn E~aIieutine, WI Mitchell.
J. W. Armstrong, Col. PsyfOu.
Tickets or Admlzsiou-Ous Dollar 10 the
stand aud Fled. Quarter stretch Badges, Two
Dollars.
J. C. KAY, Secretary.
mvTsf
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g We lr5tld be dupes and victlms-and ye are.
$50 shall they build me affairs in their zeal,
" Where knaves snail m mister, and fools shall
kneel=
" Where Faith msy mutter DER her mystic
spell.
" Writt-n in blood, ana B gOtry may swell
The sail be spreads for heaven with bass
from helI3
shan nay btnntr, through all ages be
To- rallying-slgu OF maud and anarchy g.
" Children unborn shall rue THAD. STEVENS
name,
And ChOuah I die. my EplTit stu the same.
. shau Walk abroad in ali the stormy strife.
"A6d guilt and blood, that were its bliss in
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HOVER HILL, Attorney FOR Plsintlf
msS 1aWite


-vrTTyv@ney Puvup gus pr
cents per foot, which is but q small
~ in vance on New York and Philade
prices. All persons who need gas 4
I IN and gas fixtures, bath tubs, pu
Nc washstsnds, fit with lead or iron
should give them a call at their estaI
nas ment, 204 Main street. See their a
4 iti ment of cheap prices.
Dry Goods, Etc.-The ~attentiC
Irs dealers As called to the sale advertisi
LIZ Passmore & Co, to take place this I
ing at 10 o'clock.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts

FOR INT
Fine large Basement Store, corner OF Jeher-
son and Main Streets. For ter1ns apply to
Ae LlUNS fIES q co,
mV6 II M 90 Main alroaf-
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A 7 the May term of the County Court Of
shelby ccunry, ] shall apply for Letters 81
deceased. A. COHDEe-
spill laEaT
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Fresh Arrivals Daily From
new YORK PANIC AUCTIONS
Just Rseelfed ana Must be sold

Just Received and Must be soid:
50 pieces Organdy Lawns at % cents-per yard.
% pieces Brown Domestic, yard wide, At I2L5
cents PER yard.
Bleacbed Domesties only Il, IS, Is and IS cents
per pard.
Coiorsc Alpaccas, Is cents per yard.
COloTed Bereges, . cents per yard.
white and Colorsd Whalebone COrsets only
81 3per pair.
Linen Table Cloths, II yards wide, only co
cents per yard.
Mosquito Bars large size. only s. IS each.
Fancy Co ored lO-4 Couuterpanss only g. L
each.
ladies' Picnic Gloves from 50 cents to % cents
perpatr.
A large assortment OF Jaoonets, Brfliiants.
Percales, Swisses, Checked Muslins, etc, at
H "A PR r!
A fine stock OF Linens and Cottonades for
Mems and ChtlGren's Clothing at fully One
Half tho Regular Prices
Ladies' Kid Gloves, 81 10 cents per pair,
Ladies, Clifton Hose, 20 cents per pair.
Gents Cotton = Hose, 20 cents per pair.
Gents Linen Pants at 81 81 uer pair.
Gents Linen Coats al s. to each.
Gents fpacca Coats Ef a 80 each.
Gents Linen Vests from 81 to 81 each.
Our Goods must besold, aud we have marked
every Iiece OF Goods in oar Large and As
sorted stock down 10 tie
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MAS MIC NOTfCE-Fbe
NJ members OF Hermes Lodge, MOL n
are notified 20 attend Especial meet Wy
ing, 70 be held at Hail OF Cyrene Com M
mandery, This " ednesday) Evening. \
st s o'cloex 4, Tor work.
Members Of Aithras, No. 2, and all s.. r..
n. lraternaily invited.
CHAs. N, CAEEoLL, Sec. mysH
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To the

To the Public.
Ample arrangements wiz be made to seat
ten thousand. All persons DESTROYS OF attend
ing will please procure ticzefs, as there win be
no money taken at the gate.
50 Tickets TO be had ~ the diferent Hetels
and Music aud Brok stores.
en- The exercises VIII Commences at precisely
0 o'clock am
Thsse wishing to enter as Contestants VIII
make application to the Secretary, az Ne. -
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants apW -
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AUCTION.
PUBLIC SALE
y CTHIs DAY.
HOTEL DE PEURoPE,
Valuable Grounds Attached.

THE Proprietor Of his splendid Hotel
Il Charles Pfene1suehl, Esq, has directed
Us to offer at Public Sale. on WEDNESDAY
the sth day Of May, the Hotel and valuable
grounds belonging thereto. undivided a. pr
plan on exhibition e our once. THIS wei
known Hotel - situated at the corner OF JET
ferson Third streets. opposite the PostOfice
an0 rev memphis lheater, and for hotel buzz
ness purposes, must be regarded IS one Of TIE
most deslrAbls and commanding localities IN
tue city. The property Is oiyiced Into thrsa
lots Tonting on jefferson street. and two on
improvements The. sale VIII Be male
npOu the following terms. One-third easb
balance In one, two and three yssrs, hearing
interest.
We do not suppose that any property In the
city holds out any stronger inducements fr
investments. taking into Confederation ~
central and beautiful location and me ver-
liberal terms on which L Is offered.
ROISTER, IRRELEVANT CO.
All " Ancflnnaa-
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Te M. II. Rock, or Any Party In
tereSted-Tdke Notice.

THAT AT y O'Clock m on the 23d instant, 81
4 the busine s house OF Mpacham & Tread
wen, on Union street. between Main and trout,
IN tAe city OF Memphis, Tenn, 1 VIII sell n
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
six Bales Cotton. marke 80" or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary 10 a. the charges
the same, Amounting 20 the sum OF thTe.
and ihirty six dollars and seYenty-six
cents (sGB 80, due the owner OF
Z" Natoma" Said cotton was shipped on said
boat az Madison, Ark. on day OF March. 1867.
as the property ofN- r. Rock, and cOnslguedtc
GaIbreath, Stewart & Co., OF Memphis.
J. s. CTMMINGS.
Captain Steamboat Natcma," for owner.
MEMPHIS. Tenn May s, lss7. myS dts
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A~HdchDsent Su5t.

John ". Harris Is George 7. Eorvsn.
for Attachment having besn
a made in this case and a~ttachuenf 6arin~
fsen f-susd sg4iust the estafeof the defensa1F
81. i. Norvsu. upon tie ground Of nls privately
inq been returned levied, ETC.,
II 4 therefore ordered, that ala dafandanf
enter his appearances On OF before the 18th day
Of Nay $50 p-ead, answer or dsmur 70 the
said Plainttns complaint, Or the sams vii b
taken for confessed and the Csc set for trial
ex Parte and mat q copy OF this order Be
published once q week for four consscutIys
weeks IN the Memphis APPEAL
JOHN 7. DOUGLAS. :. P.
April To- 1851 apE lAW4We
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EOrInE-

AVLLOAs
TO the Creditors OF Geo. W. Trotter: We, the
undersigned creditors Of 9. W. fT0tter,
hereby give notice hat a nesting OF his cred
itors viii take place at Memphis, on THURS
MAY Ia, 1867, T T the purpose OF taking
steps according to law as they may see
proper for the best interest Of his creditors,
TO wind NJ, collect and disburse his essets
among his creditors, be ieving q we do, that
assignment made by BIN % secure GER
tain creditors therein named Is invalid. A
full meeting Is greatly to be desired.
4. h. MCNUTr,
JOINER 4 kIRELEI,
RICE. SIX 8 co.
BROOKS. NELLY q CO,
CLARK, Ely Z 90,
GE ,. cARNES,
+. n. APPEHSON & CO..
MCCOMB- &
mays david NEWTON, FOED & TO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Notice TO the Creditors Of HOiCe l.,
Darts G Lester.
YOU are RESPECTFULLY requested 70 meet us at
q old stand, No $50 Main ST Get, Monday
Morning. the 9Th inst when a full exhibit Of
our liabilities snd assets viii be mace
HOWELL, DAVIS &LEsIERs
mvf q $50 Main street.