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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-17

n. ,..sus -n,rn ali afflicted should cor ~, M orS
svef hesrd 81 patient Of his not being cursd eince sc
- been II this city. HE reputation has vouchers is
I'M tn citv napers, bis paiients and the me- csI nrO-
Ssseion' NTH here and abroad. ~ being he mose m
lea epecisIists here. and . thorough master Of m -.
al diseaecs' II all others fal, don't deepair. rive
him 4 cail. n II only . common occurrence withbim
10 cnre ench cases. HIS rooms are eeparste snr isdiee
nd gsntiemen, and the moe, comp .ete in Tie CITY.
Yocrp M. Take Particular Nosice,-DOctor Eae
sIov dcyotee much Of his time TO the treafmentC 81
thoee csses Caused BY asecset habit, which ruine both
BODY and mind. un6tti-g the unfortunate individual
for either busipe~s or society. TIE sad efIect Of theec
eariv hahjts: or the cxcesees Of ripper year. q 10 weak
m he dehilitats the constitution. DESTROY ~ nhysL
cal ana mental powers. diminish and eTyerehfe Ire
natural feelings. ami exhaust the vital energice q
manhood the pleasures Of life are marrod. the object
ofmarrjaru frustrated. and existence i,self rcndered
. term Of unceasing misery andregret. Such pefvons
especially those contemplating marriage. ehCujd loee
no time Ia making immediate appsicatiop, - Dr, 81.
By his new treatment. II enabled to insure 4 epeed1
and perm anent cure.
South Clark street, COT. or Monroe, half 4 b.cek non
the POI I ONCE. Post Office Bog lSA. ChlcaRo. m
once hour nom . A. n. 10 8 J. =.
send for his :. dude 70 HEATH pabaiaAsd meath
G.B.-Lsdies,' end ~ . dssoGvsavs elrcsie =
HSooe1io INS11A ~ = Desvou9vO q eoaco0o1oo
onoWo. 0o110os6y eoesuooooe eAnauGI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-17

OSR Of the Methodist brethren in Wa
terbury, Conn.,, was lately giving in a rel.
gious meet ng the experiences Of himself
and family. saying, among other things,
that his first wife was . very good woman,
but she sickened and died in . happy frame
Of mind, and he should be rejoice il his
present partner would go just the same
nav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-17

WGe
MONONGAHELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER I PHILLIPS,

nANUEACTuBB86 or
Carriage and Tire Bolts.
ThiAbio Akeins and Pine Wox0s.
WoEon ana skeln Bolts.
COmCh Ana Lug Screwe.
square and Hexagen Mats.
Cast and Wre,a nrea Washers,
WrOught lron A1iages.
1rfSge Delas anA Costln9v.
+. 0plfcO BARS ana DSlHs. &c.
A fall assortment Of standard sisee Kent m
stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Market Ste.
pittsburgh. octl7 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-17
INSURANCE.

HARTW ELL & SMITH
AGENCY;
r. SIMPSON 4 CO.,
Mutual Benefit Life lns, Cemp'y,
Assets. slo. 100000.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Asseua. $780, oo.
Security Fire InS. Company.
assets. si.S-5 600.
Insurance Go. Of North America.
Assets. sl.soo.o0oc.
LOrillard Fire Insurance 70.
Assets. sI.aeo.ooo.
North American Fire lns. Csn'y,
Assets. ssso,ooe.
Commerce Fire Insurance 70.
As~ess, $685. o0.
Travellers lns. Co., Of chicago
lsssre Ag'ss General Accidents.
Including Travellers risk. Sun stroke, bites y dcges
lightning, suaocation by drowning, choAing. -.
Onice NJ. Is brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-17

,lsthe snly Physician, - sepecialist.
now In Chicago that can be entirelv
relied ePo0. 20 10 Rrn, and mot suf-
your .systsn, disAguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects oflfe,
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY 1T study
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
TRUSTEES Sale

Df virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed 10 ne
~ as trustee on The 18th day OF S~eutsnber-
1851, y Ionn = Page and George VI. Cnesk
and duly recorded IN the Hezisisr5g odsee ~
shelby county Tennessee, IN BOOK 81 Dages
20 and 80, 1 wiz Offer for sale, TO the hfyhesf
Cldcer, for cash. the following described 5ron-
euys lying on Vol HlFaF, near ne rfv ~
memphis In the above named county, o-wft
A tract or parcel Of land BOUNDED a. foIov-s.
Beginning at a stake ten 90 links norm ~ a
willow marked n" on n northern bgunf-
airy line Of The o Rice grant wbere esfF
Lac crosses the eastern margin Of Wolf rfver-
thence down said uver with is meandarings
south = west SIX chains aud sixty taO liuks-
thence south "a west one % chain and afv
l5O links thence south - west i've 81 chains
TO a stake, from which south So east eight n
links Is a willow marked &C p" thence NORTH
50 east twsnty-fOur 90 chains and sightv-four
49, links 70 a stake, nom which north 81 west
eight 81 links Is q sweet gum thence north
twelve il2l chains and twenty OBJ Hnks 10 a
stake standing On q bridge, from which south
50 west one lI chain and sixty fsg lnks Is An
elm naarksd &C. ~ thence 50 west rwenrv-
one On chains and nny go Inks to the be
ginning This property Is well known - the
Cotton Factory and contains about twenty
nine % acres.
The sale WI take place between CLEVER
O'Clock am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18th
day or August, 1857, In front OF the bushes
house OF Royster q Trevevant, in the Ayres5
Block, on Second street, between Madison and
Iourt streets Memphis. The equity OF re-
~sempuOn Is waived In the deed OF trust. The
title is therein warranted and believed 70 be
good, but I will not bIzd myself personally for
the little, Ouly selling and conveying as trustee.
ED W. MUSFORD. Trustee.
Memphis, July u. Is6T. fyI3 2taw-td
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Notice.

THE following Deeds are IN my once. len FOR
i Certificates, before the war
Deed rom jose Damaeri Y. BarbO 20 Hub
2 deed nom James Clark and wife to N. B.
Beard OF Missouri.
3 deed from A.. H. Burdiue and wife to ". K.
WOrmeI or Shelby county.
Alex DoEeAto GreenviH DoWsl OF Shelby
S deed from Robert v. Richardson to Isaac II.
Healey Of Shelby county.
s deed nom James Humes to ". N. Dunn ct
al of shelby county.
7 deed nom runklsy, TrigE q williamson.
Irus to Peter W Piukstsn.
$ deed from Al Whitemore and wife to Their
esaCarrou, Pennsylvania.
3 deed nom g. ". Lincln 70 Jos. E Douglass.
Mississippi.
10 deed from John stark to Jasper stark, Ken
lucky.
Il deed irom B B. DeBare to W. 3. Bruce, Ten
nessee.
z deed rom ) N Norwood and wife to VIM.
bridgeWater. Tennessee
q deed from S-P. walker and wife and F.. E..
Whltneld aud wife to W. ). Williams,
Arkansas
Il deed from BrinkIey. Trigg a Williamson to
We. Davis Arkansas.
ID deed rom Jones ID. Wfliborn 70 Jane NJ.
Is deed nom Louis N. Gehu and wife TO Maria
Banks, Alabama.
Il deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company TO john Wright. Arkansas.
Is deed rom T. l.. Beard and jas Young to jas.
7 davenport, Arkansas.
10 deed rom John W. Rodgers and wife to
A-AH - IA al ~ hA4NHE
% deed from Colbert Moore and wife TO Mecarar
Bill, Mississippi.
p deed rom Dan. safanaus and wife to Adj
olson Gran, Mississippi.
p deed from J. JOHns0n and wire 70 ". W.
Wheatiey. Arkansas.
. deed rom w. FaIkner to H. B.. s. Williams,
Tennessee.
"a deed hom H. 2. Ward to Horace L. Howg
and Charles TIT, Tennessee.
= deed nom R. Brinklsy and wife 70 ". ].
Davis, Tennessee.
d deed from r. c. B~rinkley and wife to Irion,
CarcOr 4 Co.. Arkansas
2 deed nom JOnn taunavOm aud wife to NJ.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
3 deed from d. n. Shepherd to ID. T. johnson.
Arkansas.
. deed rom Charles MeDermott to Thomas and
William NJ. Irons, Texas.
deed from Emily RI Lsrtile to A. J. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed 1rOm q F, Johnson and wife 70 W. 81.
Whealiy, Arkansas.
q deed nom Dan. Park to r. E. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons Interested may call aud get the same
BY pay ing the lees. HUME F. HILL
COMMISSIONS OF Deeds, etc,
~ Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

FLOUR-The market is dull and 50
unsettled that none but family aud
fancy brands are quOtable, $l4 to SIG per
barrel a
HIDES@There Is an active demand
for sill kinds. Flint, isc dry salt, Ice +;
green salt, 10c; green, 81 deer skin, zoe.
HAYZThe demand n entirely local
and Is light. Selling in store at $24
to $28. None on Ievee.
LARD-FaiF stock and moderate call.
Tierces, I25c; kegs, IA 70 l4le.
DIME-Not active, with 3 good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 25 to 81 so; Cape, 81 Is
Alabama, 81 %.
MOLASSES-The supply Is not large,
and demand light. Common to fair, 10
to Soc; choice, 90 to Soc; syrup, 81 to
81 so.
MACKEREL-There Is q good stock
on hand. Prices are steady at S2t to $22
for Mol $40 to $50 for No. 2 SIT to SIS
for No. 3. Half barrels and kits in pro.
portion. Virginia roe herrings, half bar
rels, s. 60 Virginia mess, 81 90; North
Carolina family roe herrings, s. 50; cut,
per barrel, Sl3 90; white shad, per bar
rel, IS 90.
OILS-The market is well SUD-
piled. Coal, common, 4S to soc extra,
SO to 55c; lard, 81 to 81 Is; train,
81 Is to 81 Is linseed, 81 so; sperm, 81 IS
to 81; t~urpentine, none.
OATS-Scarce and prices stiff; 81 10
in store.
ONIONS-Dull and nominal.
PROVISIONS-The market Is quiet
and firm. Mess pork is selling in small
lots at S26 to 20 so; prime mess, so;
clear sides, II to lie; shoulders, 1871 to
lie; canvassed hams, 20 20 221e /;
breakfast bacon, II to zoe.
POULTRY-Dull, old selling at S.
to SO ; young at s. to 81 per doc.
Observation-Disclosures and dull no
market.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made 12i to BE; hand
made 10 to lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are light,
and prices are firm. Crushed and
powdered, is4 to 19c ; A coffee, 1Sc;
B, lie @, IS to 164e.
SALT-The stock Of barrels is light
and an advance of 25c is claimed, but
other descriptions are unchanged. Sacks,
g 80 to g so; barrels, So 25 to s. so.
T0BACCO-There is q good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf st 81 10 TO 81 25 ;
fancy Virginia, new work, IS to
81 25 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10;
medium de-, pounds, 80 to 85c common
bright, pounds, so to Soc fine and fancy
smoking, 70 to 81 50; common, 80 to SOC.
TAR-In kegs, S. per doz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 IS to g; imitation
Bourbon, 1925 to 50 Bourbon, 50 25 to S..
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TRAINS leave as follows tcity time):
i Through Express, daily, 6:Iu a-H-; Through
Mail, $40 pm. Somervflle Accommodation,
Sundays excepted, at $40 p m.
Express connects al Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water Valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New Or
leans, La, etc
At Corinth, for OkoIona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, Tor Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, etc.
At Chattanooga. for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects Al Grand Junction
with trans for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia, Nashville, etc.
AT Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express rains
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information. apply at
the office, No. 27S Main street, corner Of south
Court street.
w. J. ROSS, GenI SupL.
A. A. BARNES, GenT Ticket Agent
apl4u ;. II SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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As a Tonic and PfOphyIaCtic
THE REuEDy Il Eou.T

Severe cases Of Indigestion, arrangements Of
Absorption and Assimilation, biIfOusuess, IN
eaSiness. DisteUsion, Weight and Pain in the
region of the stomach, Los Of Npretife, Lassi-
tude, Muscular and General Debility. Disturbed
Circulation, loss Of Blood. Sync0ps. Nervous
Irritahidty, Mental Depression, etE. occurring
in a malarlal district, or IN "a patient who has
spent some time where Chills and Fever pre-
vail viii readily yield 10 the use OF this une-
quuled Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits OF these
Bitlers, added to a testimony universal in the
case OF sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified ap-
prOval, has induced rs, at a very large expense,
TO secure the SOLE RIGHT TO manulacture
this article nom the original recipe, which
recipe has been experimental upou and salts
factOrily proven 70 be superior 10 any com
pound in the treatment OF The above men
toned diseases, by one Of the most learned
Physicians in the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

In the general market there was very
little Of interest, only one steamer hav.
ing arrived and offerings Of merchandise
being light. Clear sides were held firmly
at II to l73e, and 1870 for 10 casks on
levee was refused. Bran has again de-
elined, and Is saleable in q small way
only. Choice butter is scarce and firm.
Cornmeal is unequal to the current de-
mand, and very firm at So 40 on arrival.
Corn is inactive, buyers awaiting q de-
cline. Hay Is dull and nominal. Oats
scarce, none on levee. Pork is quiet and
frm. Flour is dull at Sl4 to SIG for
choice family and fancy brands, and the
lower grades are unsaleabie.
BRAN-Dull and declining, S32 TO SIS
per ton.
BUTTER-Choiee is scarce and ac-
tive at Csc. Common is plentiful and
u~nsaieable.
BEANS-None in market.
CHEESE-Very light stock and little
demand; western reserve, l5e; English
dairy, 1Sc.
C0FFEE-Fair stock, demand light.
Rio, Is to 2sei Laguayra, 80 to 32e;
Java, IS to 40c.
CORN-The market Is quiet but firm.
Selling on levee at 81 III o 81 20 for vel
low and 81 80 10 81 IS for white.
CORNMEAL-Brisk demand, and
firm at So 40 to S. rs.
EGGs The market is dull. Fresh
psekek2 to zse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEA1.l

OEF1CE Or The DAILY
MEMPHIS, July Is, 1857.
The money market is unchanged in its
general features and dull. Currency re-
mains at a low ebb, and bankers are
neither able or disposed TO discount mer-
camille paper. Deposits show no i'm
p~rOvement, nor is there anything favor
able at present except the generally good
condition Of the growing crops.
Exchange is dull at to premium on
the north and east. Eastern cotton bills
are taken at par.
Gold ruled lower to-day, opening at
1885, in New York. Our brokers expert
enced no demand, and were buying for
shipment at 1884 to 1881. There was
very little on the market.
Silver is scarce and taken at rs to $50
for halves and quarters, according to
amount offered, but nOt ssleable over
the counter.
City scrip was quiet and firm, dealers
buying at 5Sc and selling al soc, with an
exceptional purchase at 5sc. Offerings
continue light, but are barely exceeded
by the demand.
Police scrip is dull and nominal 60c
buying and &c selling.
County scrip is quiet and firm at 70 to
SOC buying and see selling F; little on the
market.
Southern money is dull at previous
quotations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i nandO, Miss, on the 18TH inst, was attended
with unusual success, when IL Is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF the enterprise TO that event $1,000
worth OF tickets having been sold, a ike
amount Of property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present. and, as
will be seen from the subjoined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted TO a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner
HERNAEDo, MISS, Jun Is, 1867.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
teriZed by aspirit OF fairness and business I'M
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control
Signed: J.. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CAMPTON,
NJ. M~AGENENY,
JOHN AINBLIE,
Committee.
J.. NJ. HALL, Clerk.
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Cash Basis.
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
Non-R esident Notice,

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No E57-John Overton vs.. Geo. A. StOvaI ct al.
7 appearing nom affidavit Ina this cause that
L uhs defendant, J. b. Locke, is a resident Of
the STATE Of louisiana and nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee.
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein a. the Courthouse, In the
city OF Memphis Tennessee, on or before the
or demur % complainant bill, or the same VIII
be taken f0r confessed, As to him, and set for
hearing eN parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published once q week. for four successive
weeks. In the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy-attest:
AUGUSDON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By II. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Can't q Maddel, soils Tor complainant
tel laW4W
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Attachment Smif.

Law Court OF MemplN
W Gibson q Co, plaintiffs, vs.. Clearwater
&Hayuie. defendants.
A FFIDAVITS for attachment having been
"A made in this case IN pursuance OF section
Sf5 Of the Code Of Ieunessee, and Attachment
having baen issued and returned by the proper
officer levied etc, on the property or The
defendan S, Clearwater 4 HayDies
It IS therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at the Courthouse in the city OF Mam-
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Moudav IN
next, and defend this suit or the same
win be taken Tor confessed as TO them and the
of this order be published once a week Tor fo1r
consecutive weeks in the Memphis APPRkI-
copy JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
Clerks Once, May 2 1857
Gapp. Vance 4 Anderson, Attorneys for
PLaLnrlL nav 49,.
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The Buntyn
LAM DIS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure OF placing on the
w market those very desirable and valuable
lands, so well known to the community as the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, Esq, situated at the frss station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, five miles
east Of the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres OF land, have been re-
Gently sold 70 Hume +. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balancs
OF the trait, consisting Of about $50 acres,
has been laid OF in lots varying in size from
i've to ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues, and laid on 50 As to secure the greatest
amount OF comfort. The trains OF the MeB-
phig and Charleston railroad afford the OPpOr-
unity Of gong in and out OF the city, from and
TO Buntyn's station, four times a day, so as TO
make a residence at this point almost as con-
venfent ss to live in the city itself
The chGice can nov be had Of lots wholly or
part in original forest, or in held,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors are directed By tbs VIII 10 sell
this place and invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions to exchange foreither
improved or vacant lots IN the city.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dence. we do not thinK any property more de-
sirable can be found, in regard TO health, con-
v~enienee or good neighborhood, within the
same distance from the city.
Tn terms win be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low TO parties DESTROYS 81 q
ing for occupation. Plans OF the subdivision
will be shown at our ONCE.
myI7u ROYsTER. IRRELEVANT g c.
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DY virtue o. a Trust Deed executed 10 me On
ID the 10Th day Of June, 1855, BY Richard H
Horne and Napoleon b Winchester. and dulV
registered in the Registers ONCE OF shelby
county Tenn nnr the purpose OF paying ths
debts therein secured, / VIII on
Saturday 3D. Day Of august, 1867,
al the salesroom OF Messrs. R0yster, Trez-
svaut 4 10, No. Z8 Second street. Mem
phis, Tennessee, (Ayres' block. sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, the 70 lowing real e.
tAe, 10 wit: A certain lot OF ground
in The county Of shelby and state OF
Tennessee, known and designated on the
plan Of Hi subdivision Of IN II lands in the
18th Civil District Of shelby county. as Lot No.
10 frOnLiug ON the East side OF Walnut street
l02 feet, and extending back between parallel
lines from The front 80 feet 10 an alley next
East Of Walnu street lI02 feet by $50 feet, to-
gegher with al Of the appur-euances the
belonging. The title 10 said property Is be-
Heved to be good, but I VIII sell ana convey
only as trustee Equity Of redemption waived.
sale al y O'Clock m.
JOHN IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
LOgwoOd & Peyton. Attorneys. les IDS
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LEGAL.
Ghancery Sale of Real Estate

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. n2 y. R D-John Rosssr ct al. Va Arthur
Cornell.
ChanceEy Court OF MemphiA
Df virtue Of an intereoiutOry decree in this
II cause, VIII sell, At publie aucfIon- "a re-
highest bidder, at the Courthouse do0r- n -
ely OF Memphis, TeHnessee. on
Friday, August 8, 1867.
fhs following described property, to-vit. Tbs
1870 oA1-AuAru interest or the defsudanf
Arthur Conneu, in the mill Drami-ss 80
properly operated BY ". n. Ezffue Il ~ 49,
oSneriy Dy Conneli q Rosser. Eftuafad m 49,
city Of Memphis, north of CT ~ S.-a1
= On me west side OF Front or ChicEssaE
fERHs OF SALE-Ou a eredi. ~
month"; notes with good Security 915 49, "a
@lso - saynent 81 purchass money
r A~ALsrOS, CLERK aud Master.
fvfU "a
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Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. S52-WtIliam Orgtu et al rs. Grafton Ba-
ker, John OvertOn e a.
i appearing rom afidsvit in this cause that
the defendant, Grafton Baker, Is a nOn-resi-
dent OF the State Of TenuesseeS
1T is therefore ordered, thai he make his
Appearance herein, at the Courthouse in ths
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
answer or demur to cOmpiainantE bill.
or the same will be taken for confessed Is
70 him and set for hearing ex parte, and that a
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-att St: AUGUSTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
R. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T q WadGel, solicitors for complainant
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NOTTCE.

L NJ. CASH, a. administrator with the Wis
Il enneLedr or Isaac l. Bolton, deceased, and
o. Mary Bolton, deceased. has nied a. A.
counts Win roth o. said estates % this dare for
setiement IN thts court AL legatees, and the
hsirs and REPRESENTATIVES OF deceased legaLees
OF both said deeedsnts. whsiher rsTide1fs Or
n9n-reAldentEs are notified 70 appear at the
once Of The County Court Clerk OF shelby
in August. ls6Z, and contest me nd accounfs
II they desire 70 do 30.
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
June Il 1871. Lex Az
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NOM Resident NOTICE..

In the Charcery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IsS.-JcsephO .. Thweait vs.. Kirkland Cal
houD, James c. Calhoun ct al.
TT appearing nom afidavit IN this cause that
the d~eleacants, Kirtiand Calhoun, James Q.
Calhoun, IohnC. Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun and
Tread well A. Calhoun are residents Of the city
and state Of New York., and n0n-residents OF
the state Of Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, that they make their
apoearanca herein at the Court House in the
City Of Memphis, Tenn on or before the first
Monday In July. 1857, and plead, answer or de-
mrr-to oomniainants bill or the sama VIII
- taken for confessed, a. to them and set
III heariue * parte, and hat q COPY Of this
order be pabished once q Wesk, Tor four sue
esssivs weeks. in the Memphis APPKAL
SnSUsT5N ASTON, Clerk aud arsstsr.
~ X. J. BLACK. ID q. and N.
Up. Carutnsrss solicitor fn7 e1mplaiuant
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