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Sirth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also 25Eo,
feet. Value al 500.
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TTIdsy. The a7Ih day OF Sept, 1851,

- the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 4
bf5e m in mont Of the Courthouse door
&C., XIV ~ Memphis, Offer and sell to me
bs1t bioder for eash, re following described
Glonaf properly " 80 shsEss Of stock OF
iha 4 properly Of LIE d~efendantE-ths
isylse "a Ndsrmsn q me Guy o. Memphis
LIE rp1fS vii Dc sold, as viii be eun5cienf
levied - - above menroned executions
70 Harsg n WINTERS, Sheriff &c.
sws 3. swAEtDh
1900 Is, is SELF "a
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
c5Xl0O feet. Valued At $50.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Nashville, August 3, 1867.
L, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the UNITED
STATES FIRE And MARLSE I~EsURANCE
c MPANY, located at Baltimore, In the
state o. Maryland, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements
OF the laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and l further
certify that GEO. W. L. CROOK, AGENT Of
said Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements of the laws Of the state, made and
provided In such cases: wherefore, said UNITED
STATES FIRE AID hAEINE lNsURRsCE COM
PANY has authority TO TAKE risks and transact
the business Of insurance in this state, Al
G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. ". L. CROOK.
General Insurance Agent,
Ruso1m 27s5z Main street.
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III ohering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
/ Pubuc, we have no h~esitancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe'
tlos in our markets. In their devisementt they
are purely Southern compounded with 8
speoisl Amplitude TO ths vGrteus types OF
stomrsic arrangements prevalent In cur
climate.
u is q gentle stimulant to the system amer
undergoing a severe Illness.
It is 8 cure for Dyspepsia.
1t esslsts Digestion.
II cures Diarrhes and Cholera hOrbus.
II is a preventive for Chius and Fevers.
1t is an invaluable companion FOR persons
travelling at all seasons or the year.
1t is a HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
81 Bold everywhere.
@. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietorss
fablO II Memphis. Tenn.
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$4,000 RFWARDI

OFFICE MEMPHIS BOARD OF UEDERwHT'zs
MEMPHIS, lem, June4. 1851.
IN order 70 more efectuauy suppress iucsn-
1 dilrism within the city OF Memphis, a re-
ward OF asa
Two Thousand Dollars
viii be paddy the Memphis Board OF Under
writers 20 any policeman or Sthe. persons who
shall procure the arrest and legal conviction OF
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
PROMISES insured by any or the Insurance
Companies eomyrlsi1e this Board
ieIm BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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In the Three Preliminary Distributions
Grand Scheme, there VIII be distributed $50
Premiums. amounting % S52,950 in 5000 certn-
Gates
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No. I27-state OF Mississippi! Five Thousand
Dollars, State Treasury, Jackson
Received Of W.. D Lyles, President, etc, per
C.B. White, The sum Of Five Thousand Dollar
in full 81 Auditors receipt warrant No IL
dated July B.AD.lS57, In his fsvor,o on account
OF University OF Mississippi, under Sth section
OF Act OF February i6. ls67, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, Eou
Catiunal and Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal at Ofice This
l5Lh OF July, AID 1887.
JOHN Il. ECHOLS, State Treasurer.
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JFgSEE ". AGE
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j. N. hEAIiNG ----.-------------. SEChHlAH
GI ,-------..-- EHH
HOWELL Z. JAUkSOS ..---.-----Ar1oRNEH
DIRECTORS.-E NJ. Apperson, lessee w
Pc e, Jr, WIN. l. Vance, A. Lacy, q J. Sci
den, NJ. Kelley, Howell E. Jackson, Geo. y
Bartlett, ]. II. Hartley, J. J Peres, W. M
Akin, j. NJ. Heating
The mutual system has deservedly become
the most popular NOTE Of Insurance. IN thf
United states, and Is the one embrac d %
those best informed upon the subject, and Whe
appreciate and desire security .psrpeIulty ano
economy. II q purely mutual company the
assured derives ali the advantages which can
be realized from an Insurance, and at the low
est rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits to the proprietors CT Iof'
perhaps. an inadequate capital or security.
Cheaoness combined with security. and a GER
caiutv OF accomplishing the object In view
are the essential elements sought Ior' anu tney
NAV he found emineutly existing IN a Wei
conducted mutual. All parties tnsuring IN THIS
eompany become membe,s OF the eomPsny
and are directly fntrusted in It's success Oau
Al the office OF the company Tor Iui lnIofma-
tioD. whereby all real estate Insurers can save
FIFrY Ger cent Of their Insurance acconnL
aus 3m
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ACHIEVEMENTS.


NEW MEMPHIS THEATER The cold
evening, the Fair, or something else kept
people from Witnessing the thrilling
tragedy OF Sc. Ir0pez last evening. The
audisDee was meager, but tine acting was
very fine, and Mr.. Mayo was twice
| called before the curtain. The story of
the play is not new to u, although we
do Dot remember TO have seen the play
itself before. The plot Is Of the most
narrowing character. Henri q rich
islander, weds a beautiful. lady Who was
| already a fuHces. He becomes aware
that bis wife has loved another, and
BELIEVES her false. Stimulated by An
tome" (R0che) who is avaFiciSus OF
/" Henri'sv fortune for his own child.
| The former lover Of "Amelie," Mrs.
| AIIenb Sc HenriIs'' wife, is Charles D..
| Arville,u (hIr. Brown TO whom Henri
is an unknown benefsctor. Antoine
insidiously pOisons Henri" and sp-
~pearanees are against |AmelieD The
poisoned man discovers the assassin
mixing the last fatal dose, by the victim
WHO'S seated before agiass. Toe setting,
as we have said, was thrilling. and Mr..
Mayo deserved the rounds Of applause
he received. The Charles" Of Mr..
BsOwB was alsO q fine performance, and
Mrs. Allen, and Miss Isabel WaldrOn, as
g EsteIle,n merit their full share of
praise. Tonight Mr.. Mayo vii appess
as Cardinal RicheiisU.
THE TEMPERANcE FAIR.-It affords
Us much pleasure to say that the attend
snee at the Temperance Fair, now being
held at the GreenlaW club rooms, was
very large last night, being a large in
crease owe any previous attendance.
Table No. ., presided over by Mrs.
Henry w. Taylor aud Mrs. Lena
| Chapelle. presents UNUSUAL attractions.
Can't. II. A. Louis won the set of cas-
tors. They could not have been given
70 8 more worthy or gallant gentleman.
Dancing was kept up with much spirit
Till q late hour. At ths cIase the votes
for the various articles stood IS follows A:
For the caue for the most popular can
didate for Mayor-LUhsnu, 81 O'Csnneri
5; Park, 8.
Harness for livery stable ~keeper-Jss.
Seligman, p Bracket & Co, 49, jesse
I Forrest, 10; Dismukes & Kellogg, s.;
Maddox, 6; D. Wolf, 2; w. Joyce, T..
For base ball hSt-Prbde OF the South, g..
Watch for street car eUuductor-Clem-
mons, 5; Boyle, ?.
Let ali who desire to spend a pleasant
evening and contribute to q good cause,
attend the Greeniaw Club room every
night this week.
ST. MARY's CHURCH BALL-Father
Schneider, Of the st. Mary's Church, has
made arrangements for ( grand ball to
take place at the Casino rooms, on
Adams street, Monday evening. A fine
gold watch, valued at oDe hundred dol
lars, Is TO be presented to the most promi-
nent candidate for Mayor another gold
watch to the most prominent candidate
Tor Tax Collector, and E fine gold headed
cane to the gentleman obtaining the
majority of votes as Tax Collector on
Privileges; and, to top the climax, the
likeliast Alderman's wife IS 20 be pre-
sented with a line silk dress. We pre-
dict a happy time to all who may attend
the bali.
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Editors AppeGl3 Allow me, an humble
citizen, to say q few words as to the stu
alton under which our peopie-that is,
our honest, working people-are now
surrounded. Those persons who work
for the means of support are and have
been for weeks subjected to the depreda-
tons and stealages OF the army OF rogues
and robbers which have been flowing
rapidly into the city, and one might al
most say, have control OF the means
necessary for the support Of those who
work for 3 living. When the honest
portion Of the people work for q support
during the day, rogues make use OF the
night to take from them their honest
gains, and are now reducing many to
want and poverty. Notices of some OF
these outrages are published through the
papers of the city, and this is generally
the end Of it. / have cOnversed with
many old residents, and find them
alarmed at the present state Of affairs.
The honesta and industrious, or the thieves
and robbers, must give the track, and
that In q very short time. In this con-
nectiOn, ! would like to know to what
extent the honest and industrious portion
OF tbs community may expect protection
from the thousands Of thieves now pill
aaEluE Jul E4lI q " NAAA AaAo A-A0Aab u
our migrant laWg Eas &c been suspended
for election purposes / hope not. As
a citizen, please sil0w me to call for the
most energetic exercise OF the va9rant
law. Men, women aud children are now
| suffering in its absence. In the hands
OF such 3 populsee as now infest the city,
the lives and property Of citizens are
worthless. To whom shall We apply
Just before our August election, We ap-
Piled to Ger. Thomas, The present ext
Rency Is greatly Ia excess OF the demand
Ia August last. 6~elf-protsction demands
united seton from every honest, we'll
meaning citizen. When our officers oil
state and city neglect US, we must look
TO ether sources for protection. When
we see BACK clouds surrounding US, we
generally have An eye to some means Of
/ protection. Is this the time for thought
/ or action? Being no alarmist, I await
! the action of better informed minds.
; 9rcKHBKR y, 1857. CITIZEN.
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Tr9ISfee's NnTe-


DI virtue Of n Deed OF TruEt executed to ne
ID on the 18th day OF October. 1916. by b. ~
MOTIFS, TO secure the pay ment OF Cersain notes
due John D. Azmor, one Of which nUtes IS dus
and unpaid, said Deed Of Trust being OF record
in the registers once o. shelby CounEy. Te--
ues-ee, IN BOOK 81 part drst, pages - 1f and
%. I VII proceed 20 sel, 20 the highest btfder.
for cash, on the premises, in the city OF Mem
phis, on Monday January 8, ISIS. betEezu the
hours Of 90 o'clock q m and Il m. ths fGllow-
ing described l.bd, lying and being IN lie citv
Of Memphis, county o. shelby, q stale o.
Tennessee, t0-WfE: Lot Nos and ten f-er or
o. the east side or los No. 7. adjoining saff
lot IS, a part OF Ichn D. Arm0rs subdivision Or
original county lsr Nd. 19d, beginning ana rofnr
on The north side Of Pigeon Rooss bosd 90 feed
from, and west OF, its lH1ersecIiOu with Orleans
street, running thence W~fstWar5iv with Ffget.n
ROost soad 40 feet, tuenco northWaEdly $50 feeg
TO an alley, theuce eastwaruiy Cd feeI. thence
~southWardly $50 feet TO the DeEtunlng % being
the same property conveyed 81 loan % Ar
NOR % 3. E Norris on tbe 18th day 81 October
1885, and recorded In the Reglsl-rs cfnca, ia
hook 81 part drsr, psgss 81 and &2 The tile
is behsv0d % be gOOd, bat convey a. trustee
My. p. Il. DANLE Trustee.
dscis 9w
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Non-Resident Noffcc.

In the CLaucery Court or Memphis. Teu4.
LYDIA jenkins and Nary MGrd1el, who sue
Dy their next ELeud, VIM. Armour. vs. Ma
than Adams, Gsarge JeuStus aud Thos- Nut-
dOch.
II appearing from snidRvIt.in this causs that
i the defendants, George jenkins and Thomas
Murdoch srs non-rgsiCents Ofths STATE Or Ten
urssee.
L. Is therefore ordered that they make thair
appearance herein. a. The COur.hCuss IN the
city Of Memphis, tennessee, en- the drs,
AUuday in FEBRUARY. L8A and plead, answer
or usmur 70 CompIsiuauts 1iI, or tina same
will Be taken for comics ed 81 tn them and yet
for hearing ex pHrter and that a copy OF this
order be published once g week Tor JOur suc-
cess1ve weeks in Ins Meuphls appeal,
A copy. Attest:
AUSuSTON ALsTON CIerk and Master.
q. ~. WlncbsstsT, aud hsisksiI q Scott So
Iief airs for co-muIainauts decIZ Law4w
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REORGANIZATION.
St. LeuiS. Memphis s ViekSburg
PACKET LINE,

ONE Of the four following first 60
" class side wheel steamers viii sE
leave Memphis promptly on and
MONDAYS, al . O'clock m-Hor ieks1urg and
all way landings Steamers
RUBICOR. ". Il. Bake, Master, FRIDAYS;
II. NJ. SHREVE, n. Carter. Master, FkIDA1S;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master MOSHANei
PEORIA CRY D. H.Siiyer, Master MONDAYS
Making close CONFESSION with MeIiGiGn and
Selms railroad. and Kazoo River PacketA-
By promptness and regularity and strict at
JRnLi0u TO All business -sntrusted to tnem, these
Packa-s trust 70 merit and receive the patron
FreiE1s fecervcd at al hours az city Wharf
boat, foot OF Aonrs street.
LARRY HARMSiAD& co, Agents,
OcI5 u N Aain street, corner Madison.
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r.. " Isl .
WHAT CARROLL THINKS OF THE
PRESENT AND FREEDMEN
TRANsPORTED.-A letter from our excel
lent correspondent Carroll - who has
recently traVersed Northern Mississippi
and Western Tennessee, hss been unsc-
countably delayed Ia transmission 70 this
/ Office. The writer states that times are
wholly changed. Twelve months ago
every farmer eagerly sought the services
1 OF freedmen; now, those only are en-
ployed whose industry makes their ser
vices valuable, This state Of facts comes
I or the cotton tax aud general financial
ruin, wrought by Radical misrule. Our
I correspondent predicts much suffering
among colorsd members of the Loyal
! League. He insists that Florida should
be bought and the whole State given 10
freedmen. II It were just to compel the
removal Of Indians to i~nhospitAble
regions Of the West, or to sell Piquods
and Narsgsnsetts into slavery, as wss
done by the Pilgrim Fathers, there can
be no harm 10 this separation of blacks
1 and whites. "Carrnlln hen insists that
there should be aspeedy convention Of
the people Of Tennessee for the purpose
| Of returning the State Constitution. A
thoruIgh change of modes ofagriculturai
! AaAE - aAAALAEaACA bt 1aAlNAA.'
! Grain and fruits may be furnished
to the cities Of the Northwest BY our
farmers without loss from competition.
Potatoes, corn, wheat, grapes and every
product OF Tennessee may appear in Ciu-
I einnati one month before Ohio harvests
are garnered. Such will be the crops
4 OF next year in Tennessee, and such pro-
4 ducts require the least possible labor. In
dustrial IS well as political facts, u cor
respondent asserts, concur ia initiating
against the interests OF freedmen. il is
! also true that negroes nov devote their
lives mainly 10 political business. They
( lgyy contributions upon candidates, and
lounge about the streets in towns and
villages. In confirmation Of these state
ments, we bear &c ssiG that there are Ave
th0Gssnd eoiored voters ia and around
Memphis. They throDg the streets in
many places, and make the nights hide
Gus. Col. Fitch makes speeches, Beecher
goes with the throng, Bowen keeps an
omen account 81 q famous rum hole, and
| the streets are crowded after nightfall by
MODS which visit fFst one and then an
other Of the candidates. There IS reason
In the philosophy Of I" CARROLL Facts
70 which be admits had already attracted
attention when his letter was received.
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IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. zJg. n. r. DIR Mercer, Administrator
Of L. L. B ton deceased, VS.. Martins Bolton,
John Bolton et al
TT sDpearing from affidavit in this cRuse that
me d~efeudants Martha Bolton, John Bolton.
Alice Bolton. Chas. Bolton, Sallie Bolton an.
Eucas Bolton are residents Of the tate OF Mis-
sissppi. Geo. dallum and wife, Justi Z HaIlum.
Cboru Bottom are residents Of the state uf Ar
kansas. and an uOn-refJents or the state OF
Tennessee. And all creditors of the Estate OF
l. l. Bolton, deceased, whose names and resi-
.deuces are unknown,
IL IS therefore ordered that said defendants
make their anpearance Z eTein at TIA Court
house IN ne City OF Memphis, TsRn, ea or be-
fore the first Monday in February, lsS. TO
plead, answer or demur To Com laiuants OriRi-
nal a. q Amended BIZ, and thxG ali the creditors
OF RE Estate OF Z L. Bolton, Ceceas~d, come
forward and exhibit heir demaud Is aud have
thamselves made parties 20 said bills on or be-
fore the first Monday In April s3S, or thasams
viii De taken fur confessed as TO them, and set
Tor hearing exparte, and that a copy # this
order be published Once a week. for four sue
cessive weeks, in the MsHsHhis appeal
ACopy- att St
ACGCSTUN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, ~. G. q NJ
GaIlowaY q hssYes, 80 rComplainanL
aarTErmTrawa
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TRUSTEES Sale

ID a. Trustee, by Kelsey Bond, Oh toe Sth dnv
OF April, 1851, 10 secure a note given by him u
Andrew stewart Wn1ca b=caHedue pa the Srh
day Of August. 1917. and remains unrEid. / viii
sell. st public auction, In front OF the Ccmmer-
ziai Bank Of Memphis in the olIT q Memphis,
On Monday, sch Dag OF December Inst,
rr eash, the following lot eflSad IN said deed
conveyed. tO-wIt Being lot N0 Din b Ock NJ.
singie-story frame house, 70 satisfy said u1fa
sale between II and ~ o'clock. Right af -
dsmP1fOn expressly waived in the deed. Tsf7a
believed 10 be good, but 1 convey only a. Trus-
tee. NJ SIEWAE f-1sfea-
T7fx December II 1867. darfg -
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R wINsLOW's

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Greatly facilitates the process Of teething, By
sorening the gums, reducing al Inflammation
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sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, II WI give rest to
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We have put mp and sold this article for years
and can say In confidence and truth Of It whai
we neyer.can be able 20 say OF any other med.
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Kon-Resfdent Notice.

In the Chausery C1urL OF Memphis. Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and Mary Murdoch WHO sue by
their next Weud Nm- Armour, w. Edward
Il. Lehman aud ofhena-
IT appearing rum AFFIDAVIT In this causs tcat
the defendaUtE, Hgurgs Jenkins, Thomas
MurCOuh ana Edward h Lehman are uol-Izsi-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee
II is ther f1rH ordered hat they mak their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse ia the
city Of Memphis, Ten essse, On the nusl
OF demur 20 complainant D,l, or the sane
all be Gaksh Tor confessed a. ID them ana 80
for hearing szparte, aAd that a copy Of this or
der be published once 2 week TOR 4Ogr success
two weskstn the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest
AUGUSTA ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George ". Winchester. and Hefskeu 4 s.osf.
salfelforz for Com B~lnlnaurs. aocI9 Tauyfw
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In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 239G-J stanton et AZ Us. John Bradford
eta arm BraIfgrJ & SimpsO05 g al
1T Appearing from amssyt in this causz taai
IL ths defpudants EUlu Brad t1rL ana r. ~
s. mpsoHftdrH o. Bradford a siups-u] are res.
Idents OF tas state Of Mississippi and nou-res
idsatsO % the state OI IeuEesss-
II Is Therefore ordered that Jney make theii
appearance herein, al the rOurtuuu-s in E1e
C ty Of Memphis, Leun.a on ur be ole the hrsi
MONDAY Ia January, lss. aud plead, snsWsr 81
demur 10 complainant baE. o. the same
VII be tsEsRfOr Goa esseI as . LhsR1 and set
Tor hesr1ug eX parte, md that q copycr ms
order be published once a week. for fOur EuL-
eessire weeks, IN the Memphis appeal
A -cOpy-GttesL
ACGUST,lN ASTON, Cierk ami Master.
b. f.. J.. BLACK, Deputy Geek and Master.
HOgwood a PeYpon, Sos for Complainant.
aa-aT Tnw~Nm
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THE uOusTA

CHAsCERY CoURT-Wm. H. 6Hih, Chancellor
efe.-The~ following orders and DEGREES were en-
HardIn vs. : very, decree OF sale. ~ "a
Cochran " JoAes, orderts give bond. 81
Randall VS. Jones, order to give bond.
Peck vs. Waddel. oeder 70 pay fond.
Carnes VS. saucer, Injunction dissolved, etc.
OvertoH VS. MhOon, demurrer Overruled,
EOoth W Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis
order for attachment.
The cases set for hearing 70 Gay as as follows
SIS. Hughes vs. Hughes divorce BID.
Preston Va Preston, bin 70 Construs viii.
CRrMrEAL COURT-WsL Hunter, Jadge.AThe
inYestization IN the zUGiuache ccntempt Case
vas resnmed on yesterday. MT. Henry con-
his argument on behalf or the Court
To-day HessrA ferger and beecner Will replyl
af'er which Judge HGnter win give his decision
on the motion OF defendants to quash the at
All parties out on bonds must re
new the same before saturday naxt. as The
docket will be called on that day and forfeit
uTes taken against delinquents. IgTf lss
Law C~oURr-Janses o. Pierce, Jadgs.-The
cases set for trinl to-day are as follows:
lW5 Berlin vs. Overton
$40 sTmstrong " Taylor, Cole& Mcleod.
~ Pope VS. Taylor, Cole 4 Mcleod
54a Jo0es vs. Barnett.
~ Jennings VS. Joiner.
68l Becker rs Sc1OeufeiG- U
zl Brooks vs. Groves ct al. Ha
1UI Brothers vs. Hinehie.
N5 Hin W VinsOn
sW Maekay a % vs. Park ct al. ui aeMH-
40 BOrO & Co vs. saint .
Izs Owners OF steamer Gaidon vs. Hickman,
10 BiacOin vs. Meath.
III HulmRn Bros vs. Heaiey- E
4l5 Franets ct sl vs. TOWnsend-
ProceedlBgs on Wrts OF Inquiry are set TOT
tbs I'D and 24th OF December, 1851.
MUNICIPAL COuRT-Geo. ". WrI1roE, judge.
The Following cases are set for t~riarto-day.
a III 90 So IHwaaw
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Attachment Notice.

George ClansOn rs. Lacy MeFee.
IN this cause it appearing to the Court that
Lacy McFee mas abscnnded 50 That ordinary
process OF law cannot De served upon him,
that an attachment has been issued against
the said defendant. which has been returned
levied uuon two Ma e.. one Wagon and one
SET Harness, the defendant not to be found
and It further appearing that the property IS
attached is OF q perfshabie nature, 10 is cOnsld-
cred by ne thai Judgment uist bs rendered
AGAINST said t~efsndantt In favor Or plaintiff for
the sum v S204 and C-ss or sutt, unless be en-
ter his appearance IN isis cause within four
weeks frOln Lhia dareF and that publication be
made in s0De newspaper published IN tbs
county Of shelby requiring the sau1 defendant
to answer said attachment, etc., and Lnat o G.
Robertson. the officer ievying satd attachment
proceed to sell the property 70 attached 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, AFTER having Gdver-
tfsed the same Tor ten days. and hold the pro-
ceeds subject to the furthar orders OF this Court.
Witness my hand and seal this l9tn NOvem-
Der, 1857.
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