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TEE C0JRTS.

r-~-v- ror-g- -rbore vya,,a very
CCCNI -
lew Oh the -cSA pIoie9oluu IN
s-ttordarce vpsfasdav. as lbeV are mostly
-- - TcaI-s,n Nm DuubAF nj
aus5At az "1Sh'NNi
cases were called 1ut lew Jfleu' MOST OF
those set for Yesterday were temporarily
M. r.lI,w;,-,~ esIaudar
p1ssee N'Sl
VIII ne Lfle4 tO-uaN
8 9. Ross vs. Douglass et al.
$50. Stewart VS.. lItohu.
35l. southern Bank OF tennessee vs. FEppln.
25L Edwards yS. tral.
SE1. GEaNSUn VS. smith,
"a. watson VS. Carut ers.
So. Hsu-dvld y 90. vs. Hammer.
SO DIblee VS.. Wells.
5j1. LjHard SIS. Ralney.
SIS ofz+L BFo5- VS. .tS1-bHn
a. sanigal vs. sullivan.
5lI. Hesbner VS.. Miuter.
si5. El5tsAorN vs. "l-t IN
5li Fletchsf ". C5mDbsI.
5l5. Lincoln Vs. pa i7s
5t3 l+SS9 Nh ~ eT WE
siS Union Bsuk he ngs-ae vs.. Armstrong.
81. -cuu .Aar- ~ SI=1ari.
ll Mellon Va ntrNln.
Ha.I W. WsddeIi.
s. j. B8lCh Es Miller g. IoHnsond,
$50 =uiUu e. Co VS. amt.
$50. Ls0nrdaIe vs.. otter.
-. Haf bert vs.. Mix.
SI L.lttlej- p rs 4rCzeyaut.
SIS 1arbegt VS.. FLAME.
$50. MAY vs.. "a y
DO Leaibornau IS Chadwick.
HI. McErlda is. Grant.
.5L DeLe-le vs.. uanE OF Charleston.
1913. owen W Bank Of Charleston.
.I1. Marsh ". Record.
bl HiukIey vs.. katchum.
a4i EiGius VS.. iunn.
a7 = tits VS.. sind.
qls. Edmuuds VS. F-sLer.
$50. Jones Sc. Sperc-f,
so Gsinas VS.. Nj Hams.
.1l. HYDE VS.. @iuters.
~. AaH-tadt vs.. ssfisHi.
878. Simmon vs.. Durham.
S7t. DIi VS.. AIsop.
T15 Mary FITZGERALD eX paEta.
"a Butler vs. johnson.
gT. Mc-ullum vs.. Andersen.
rs Bell VS.. " els
- r-- sov.-aI D,;ncr oasas
CIHSoIL - -aStordav
M So - CavaIick W. ne zoo.
- " ~ Pradr,r5 a suif 10 recover
ons1se Tor he e~vrIosion of 8 boiler
- H., 10 Salirdant vas taken
mn snd viii he continued with TODAY.
me f]olloVjpp cases will be tried to-day :
4 psimer vs. wsrouer
Is. smiths Co. vs.. Brinfley.
Is. hardy VI 5ht
= = Iebns1nS Naborl ct al.
2S Fugish VI. sh-ey.
. kelly W Bsitlss
~ q CoieS,ar " Bnie,Vsfer.
= j. r. Ecnols rs Rochelle.
2 Chest.rys. Beetles
s. R Rsnk = r,sr VS. WiIiiams ~ y 81.
r Harrison vs. Mo r. X.
"a HaTbelt vs.. Greenlaw.
g ssa5eriin VS. rs XII al.
81. EogeTs vs. bedford.
sanderlin ys. thompson
IN PTS S y va Ttvlor.
II. Jehnson vs.. sIalih.
q coleman vs. ~anderliu.
: v1s1a Us R RS5tro.G ~ %
16. Moore vs. James.
g. aIown vs Neeiy.
"a @ar 9i 10 I v N = q m r. %
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crnsTNa ny NAILS.
further notice the Maus win close a

Until further notice the Mails viii close as
lolUws:
For Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis, Nashville, Louif-
VILE. Cincinnati, Cleveland. ttt-burE, FnlL3-
deIphia. Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, Bal /
more, aud All cities north and west, nj
als p M
Augusta. columbus. Ga, Montgomery MO-
bile, Ala. New Yo X, Nashville, and an cities
south and east, AZ 5.3n PIN.
For New Orlears. Baton Rouge JACKSON, Mis-
VicksburE, Natchez, and all cities b9uih' 81
4p-m. -
Al Stations on Mississippi and Tennss'ee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana GREAT
Northern IA lrordR at $3.50 pm.
All stations on Men phl~ and LOUISVILLE ana
branch raiiplads az ) p IN
An stations on Memphis sud Charlestonz ass
sissipui Cenirsl. Mobile ana ohio, NJ Vllie
and paeat ~, Nashville and Cha'iano&A ana
East Tennessee railroads At 3 PIN.
For LIule Rock, PIN 3 IN and all LauulnEs
a. ArksusaRaud Whitarivers tseml-Weeklys
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, lsemi-Weehy)' 1ues-
dave aud saturdays.
MieGissippi river-north, lsein1-WeeAigi Moh'
days and Fridays.
n. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Tr2sStee's Sole.

N n~nrsuarce Of a trust deed 4 20 me BY
Thomas D Johnson now deceased, dated
April z2a, 1851, and duly recorded In the regis
ferfs Office Of Monros county, Arkansas. -
record b0ok ], pages Nos. 81. A3 and S4, for
the purpose Of securing the amount Of the
notes therein mentioned, / viii, on SAT
URDAI, the 18th day Of june boz
between the hours OF ten and twelve
O'clock, on tue premises, proceed 70 sell az poo-
lie auction to the highest bidder ior casn' =
certain tract Of land. described IN saad eesH ~
trusf a. Situate. lying and reing N said county
Of Monroe and stats Of Arkansas ano 20 see
ffon 80. thifsy-Ionr 80. in township No. Two
fN sonfh and ia range No one ~ Weais
- hundred and forty acres.
Moon which there Is = dwelling house.
in and o1thoases oos one
e75ffvafiou known IS tde Old resi-
800 "a ne al Homes d. Johnson deoeassd.
re fifIe IA believed TO na GOOD, bat Z sell only
T-u~fea- Rfzht o. redemption waived.
4tw r l. MATTHEWS Trustees.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation Tor Yale

WILL be sold 70 the highest bidder on me
premises. on SATJRDAl, the Isl Of june
next possession 10 uo given On the lst - sah-
uagy next The Ditch ey F~lantaholf gornelty
Owned by Mrs. Sarah T. Nut situated ln ne
Bend IausiIg, Louisiana The plantation nas
a mont on the MisSl-sippI river about one heief
with n dne levee and "A making bank co
Iaius in 81 ABOUT eight hundred 40 acres 81
land, Of which about i've hundred sg0 atIes
are iu cultivation to is located iu Ine center
and there is no cotton plantation on the MIS-
.lssippi river more Thoroughly ditched and
drained, and bat ew 50 well improved Ihe
Hm-pr0ventntS consist ofamew dwelling house,
"a large and elegant steam gin, sIWrnA anu
uristmili aftachel. Stab a., barn, Quarisrl
cis5erns, etc. The improvements alone could
not be placed there Tor less than Slao0. Inc
plantation - leased his scar Tor six 4ousana
dollars. There lH no question a. 20 Tue.
Terms Of Sale-lasl
my03w ANDhEW r. HYNES, Trustee
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BoARD OF ALDERMEN.-At a regular
eami-mouthiv meeting Of the board OF
aldermen. held last evening at their hall
IN the Exchange building, a quorum
being announced. President Hubert
taaR the chair, aud Bsiled Jns boaru 70
order. The roll being called, the follow
ing members If the board were present
Mayor W. 0. L0faud, Aldermen Clan
CIV, Powers, O'Donnell, johnson, COch-
raue, Lynn, Amis, Hoist, shaw Smith,
Paszmore and Wickersham.
The minutes Of previous meetings
hsviBg been read were severally ap-
proved.
= comnunication from Messrs, Amis,
alderman, and Roster, engineer, detail
ing the result OF their examinations OF
he Nicholson pavement, as laid down in
g1veral cities, recommending that the
-triDs between the blocks be reduced
20 fve-eighths of an inch, and
hat every three years the pave
meDt should receive 3 new coating
af cement and gravel. In their estima-
ton the Nicholson pavemet possesses
great superiority over stone, OF any other
they have seen, and such Was ths eXpe-
Tieuce of others.
VIM. Richardson Hunt and Charles
Jones. COMMITTEES to examine aud re-
port upou water works, visited sew
aral cities, made the required exam
nation, and recommended that the
constructing engineer of the Lou
isville water works be engaged ct a
salary OF $1,000. and ChesbOrough, OF
Chicago, as consulting engineer at salary
of $1,000. to superiuteud the construction
Of water works and sewers.
The report OF water works commits
siouers was approved 10y the board rela-
live to the construction Of water works
and sewers.
The reguisition of the city engineer
was granted.
The 1equisitOu of street commissioner.
$3.50, f5i lumber, etc, was granted.
E.quisitiou OF DR.. j.. N. Keller and
CITY purrey0r for drugs, etc, was granted.
aud ordered 90 be purchased as advised.
AldeNSan Lynn moved 10 adjourn
until ItsHH Tuesday night.
Alderman Smith thought that some
business might be transacted before adj
jOurnmeut.
Alderman Lynn explained the motive
which Induced him to move for an adj
iournment, and the motion was carried
without opposition, and the board adj
iOurned.
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ANOTHER SHOUTING AFFAIR.
A Man Killed Without Provo
catiOn.
The Guilty Party Arrested.

Another one of those d~isgraceful shoot
ing affairs, which have become but too
cnmmon in our midst Of late, occurred
about half past Eve o'clock yesterday
morning at The boarding house of Mar
tin Reynolds, on Front street, between
Exchange and Market. The best de-
scription we can give is the deposition Of
sn Y witness, taken before Mr.. Justice
Creighton yesterday
state OF T nnsssss vs.. James Daley.
Deposition Of Tdos. Wolch, taken before
Squire Creighton.
Question by squire Creighton Please
state If you know n James Joyce, and
also one James Daley. Answer: l do.
O. State when and where you last saw
them. a. 1 last saw them in Martin
REYNOLDS saloon, at 1874 Front street,
about six O'Clock this (2lst May morn
ing. 0 Please state what occurred there.
A I came down from my bed room and
look nv seat in the bar room James
Daley was there when / went in I had
not been there twenty minutes before
James Joyce, the deceased, came in and
asked Mr.. Ruck to take a drink; MIR.
Joyce went up TO the counter to take q
drink: Mr.. Daley was standing at the
opposite end of the counter, where the
barkeepeT had put some bottles there
was a large revolver lying with them )
he picked 4 up and pointed it toward tbe
deceased, who had his hand on the oun
ter lust about to take q drink, when the
pjsfol fred off and Joyce fell immedl-
ately, and never spoke a word. q. was
there any words betweenthem A. No,
sir: never heard a cross word between
them; never heard thGm quarrel. q
Did they both board in the same house ?
A. Yes, sir. q. How long had they
been boarding there? A. Daley had
been boarding there about a week l DO
not know how long Joyce; Think about
sig months. o. Who came down there
first? A. Daley. q. From what you
saw Of the affair, would you say II was
accidentally or otherwise a. To the
best Of nv opinion L think it WAS acct
dental. @. Did you see him o the
A No, sir. Q Did you see his
finger on the trigger? A. No, sir 1 did
not; I was within five yards Of him. z
Did you notice Daley closely A Yes,
sir. @ Did he make any resistance to
.being arrested after he bad shot Joyce?
A. No, sir. @ sid he make any attempt
to escape2 A No, sir. G. Did he use
any expression of sorrow or regret at
the death of Juyca2 A. He seemed to
THOs WELSH.
An inquest was held by w. B. Cotton,
Esd, the county coroner, whose jury
found that the deceased (Jame5 joyce
eaEoe 10 his death from ths effects Of a
pistoi shot, at the hands of james Daley.
The coroner Immediately Issued his war
ant, when Daley was arrested and
lodged in prison. The above deposition
was taken, IS the party was about to
leave the county.
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TcoMMusIoATED ]

8Gr. Editor: Inasmueh as the presen-
tation OF colors by the lair at the Iaber-
raeIa n not the expression Of any one
nborch. or society, but rather Of the citi-
saoso ~ Memphis-several leading s0eie-
- beipg represented-it is to be hoped
ttat 4 fair end full expression Of public
on;uiou will be given. We are satisfied
,bat nnder the management of Capt.
NsJlersb sill will be impartial and just.
In addition to the boats already named
the Commercial has since been put
in nomination, CITIZEN
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MontYale springg. 80.

nHIs popular Summer resort having Deen
nleeed 10 thorough repair and tuTnla tu
ysftb ~ f1ruiiure, viii be open for visitors
On me ~ OF June. umdeE The direction ana con-
troll on the undersigned, pfoPrt ofA % te
American Hotel, Atlantis Ga M0A.ssie Fis1
and pIeasure-seeKer % lcss on account Or ls
retirement and tbs beautiful ~surronhllns
wsfers. We nave reduced the price OF board 70
the lowest figures C Jusistent VI d 9 proper 20
vision Tor the entertainment 81 OW Ee
Board per day s. per week ~ P.-
So, with IN allowance for families 4Taft-tIh
By raj reach tue Springs by special conft5alce
rom Joudou, or b. regular daily mai cOachea
RON Knoxville. Tenn.
apG e0dlln WHITES WHiiLONh-
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Land For sale.

N undivided one-haIflnterest IN 1900 acres
~ o. Red TE-r bottom Land, To Lsiay clit
and ~pv-ieryc0uule~, Arkansas.
Trf4fUIgFesL me tide towhich is perfect, viii
be sold &C a los lEI-e, Tor Onc-lhlrd cash ana
The remainder "a. one and GVO years, without
interest
Also. 900 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow and The
finest body OF land ia the state, IN CraWforl
Arkansas.
These lands viii he sold together OF in par
cells, for cash.
Amply to PIKE 81 ADAMS,
Attorneys 40 law
mlg-tr Z8 Main street. Memphis
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL FOR SALE.

4 RARE CHASCE FOR A PAYING ~
"a vestment Tire plantation is known as ihe
town OF LAKE kluf. on "a mite river, oIEr -
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between fouralu uFe
huHdnei a res, ABOUT one AupoEed cleared
Us fset above the laie overflow, the remainder
hesVlly tinibrrCd. together with the vince oI
half interest iu "a STEAM SAW Nl-Ls
.foIty horse power,l Engine. blacksmltna SHOP,
Car enters lOuS wagons and al ucctaaale
alp~uTtcuauces 0r running the same. There Is
"a Ine Mansion aith nine rooms. elEtern, icr
pacitv 600 gallDus-i three Cabins, a warehouse
two good Wood Au DIS, and the best landings
on the river The above wLLre sold al low hg-
Urss and Oh easy terms. For further particu-
lars gddress Mrs 81 D. II.
u-4ff AuUeaI ONCE
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4ttach8segat Notice.

Before 8. a Moore, J.k.
1Ddergou. Williams q Co. VS.. Street & Martin.
TrF4E ~defendants IN the above entitled cause
viii take nouce that an attachment has
baen sued out agai- 81 them upon the grounds
fbav are ION iesldentEOI the State OF n
- 80 and Gbe same sci for hearing al My Office
II az cIfv OF Memphis, on the 10TH day OF May,
is57- when and where Ehey czn appear AMI de-
.fs q aid sult or the same will be prOcaeded
-s+b y are: and hat a copy Of this order DO
a1Niirhsd once aweek for four weeks IA The
Memphis Daily Appeal .,oo,D
Memphis April Is, 1851, leY4W
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Attachment SRI.

Law Court Of Memphis
William B. Gray, plaintiff, ". W. D. Nesbitt, de-
fenuant.
A FFIDAVIr for attachment having neen
N made In this ca.e IT, pursuance OF SEXTON
S4ll OF the Code OF TeRnossees ar attacHmeht
having been issued and returne0 by tne proper
o1teeT, ',leVied, etc. on me Pfo|efS ottne
DEFENDANT W. II Nesbitti
II is therefore ordered. inst ssio ~desendan
appear al the Courthouse, - ~ ~ =. asln-
IN lime mex, and d-fend TINS suit, ct the
sane Wiu be taken for confessed Is 70 him. snd
convs ~ fbfz orIer be pahlishedon ce a week for
o3t5consscrfive weeks IN the memphis Appeal
a eonv JOIN DONOVAN, Clerk
t1er5s Once, May ?, is7.
cispp' Vance & Anderson, Attorneys foE
PfaIntiht. may laWfWe.
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SOHEIBLER & Co,
DEALERS IN
-. LIE q IN
AND SHOE FINDINGS,
mys I'm NO. : Adams street.
Att0chNIent 6Nit.

Law Court OF Memphis
W.. j. Gibson q Co plaintiffs, VI. CLEARWATER
&HayBie- defendants.
A FFfDAFITB for attachment having bean
~ made IN this case IN pursuance OF section
OF tbs code of Tennessee, and attachment
having basn issued and returned by the proper
officer levied. etc, I" on the property OF the
defsndan 8, CLEARWATER & Haynie;
1t Is therefore ordered that said deienaAilt
appear at the Couf thouse in the city OF Men,
phis. Tenn, on or before The second Aonoay ID
June next, and defend this suit or the same
1rif batasan for confessed as to hem and the
cass Sc fOr hearing ex pate, AMI that a COPY
OF this order be published once q week Tor foul
consecutive weeks in the Mesnphl AffEAL
A Copy JodN pOrDfAS' SisEk,
Clam. Vance Z Anderson Attorneys fol
Plslntffs, aFalRWtw@
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A CHURCH FAIR
COMMENCES ON
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2Oth.
n GFce1U0D RagL.

nARrFArsOE THE sTAGEEVERYFvEN-
9aos Mfs--ized oil F-inting 81 Robert
81 voted 70 the most Gallant Soldier
= - War.A dne Colo Rateh 70 ne Eest
NV Gaodsman A superb Clock ln Pooley,
Rsruum a Co.'S window. 70 the most popular
1870 4sosf esteemed Young Lady massive
800 farg silver Pitcher 70 the most liberal
sine STRAWBERRIE6 IN ABUNDANCE,
ane ofher DeIicaoies ana Attractions TOO NJ
msrous 10 msnnon. myl6I
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CONVENTION.
Fifth Days Proceedings.
MORNING SESSION.

The General Assembly of the CumbeF-
land Presbyterian Church re-convened
at half. past eight o'clock yesterday
morning, pursuant to adjournment After
roll-eall the half hour sof devotional ex-
eroises was had, conducted by Rev. j. ..
Order, Of Kentucky.
The minutes of the previous days ses
sion were read, amended and adopted.
Leave of absence was granted Messrs.
A Crossett and J. ]. Meek, of Mcdonald
A motion Of Rev. Mr.. Ransom pro.
yidipR for the appointment Of a special
committee Of three upon leave OF
absence was adopted, and the following
COMMITTEES sppointed: r. G. Ransom,
.John Frizzell and J. G. Van Patten.
The Moderator appointed the follow
ing Committee on the report OF the
BOARD of Church Erection Revs. J.. II
Houx. J. s. Gillieu, A. J. Strain, and
Elders r. L. Caruthers aud }. T. Nc
DonsId.
The report Of the special Committee
on Ministerial Installation, appointed by
the last Assembly, was submitted ana
~eoneurred in.
I'm to the hour of adjournment a gem
ersl discussion was being had on the
merits of the report Of the Committee
on the report of the Board Of Pubiica-
ton. This was participated IN by
Brethren Baird, Ferguson, henifo'
Wood, Anderson, Logan, Roston, Lack
and Burney. The report was finally
concurred in, changing the Office OF the
Board of Publication to Nashville.
ssAdjourned until 8 pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly was called to order at
8 pm.
was submitted by the chairman Bro. J.
NJ. Howry. The following resolutions
were appended
PesOiped, That this General Assembly
fully appreeiating the Importance OF IN
augurating a plan designed TO secure a
systematic contribution for the support
Of the institutionsof the church, through
out the bounds of the whole church,
hereby make a rsquisition on the Pres
hyteries for a sum equal to nfty cents Ioi
each member OF the church under tnelI
Jurisdictions, and that this sum be PAID
annually.
Resolyed, That each minister and
elder in the church be specially charged
with the execution of the plan herein
suggested, and that the officers OF the
Presbytefies are hereby required to
transmit such amounts as may be col
lected to the general assembly treasurer,
on or before the meeting of each general
assembly.
ResoEGod, That the amount 50 collected
shall be subjected to the direction OF the
general assembly, and shall be aapro-
1riated nv that body to such of its enter
nrises as will most effectuslly promote
the dissemination OF gospel truth.
Resolued, That the Treasurer shall
make a report annually to this body OF
the amount so collected, designating the
Presbyteries paying, and also those that
are delinquent, which report shall be
published in the church papers.
After considerable discussion, which
consumed the entire afternoon session,
the Assembly refused to concur in the
report.
Adjourned until 81 a m. to day.
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Att0cIlDleI3t Notice.

son street.
steamer Molie HambEton VS.. s.. y. St0cker.
d~eiendantin - above entitled cause
will please take ud4e be that an A~tuaehment
has been sized ont agalist him and levied upon
box containing surgical Instruments. on
the ground that be Is a nonresident Of the
: ate Of Tennessee. and that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served upon him. and
that the said cause is set Tor triai ~ my onaoe,
Id the city Of Memphis. on the SIN day % June
1867. when and where be can appear AID de-
lend tho said suit, or the same viii be pro
orirr be publ shed once a week for four weeks,
iu The Memphis Appeal.
WILLIAM s. WALTON.
Justice Of the Peace.
HUNS +. HILL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
- HuurnfH
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FusroNs& SoN, No. I0Jefierson street,
have received Leslie's Lady's M~sgsZiue,
lie Bon Ton, and Galaxy, for June; also
the Sunday Mercury, Scientific Ameri-
can. Courier des Etats Unis, Semaine
IireTaire. LsEeo d'Itslia, German Les
lie. Army aud saw Messenger and New
York Mercury.
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attachment Suit.

Law Court q Memphis.
CLsRK's OFFICE, May 6. 1857.
f. Hurd 3 Co. plaintiffs, vs. r. c. Crsighton,
DESCENDANT.
4 FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A wade IA this case in Pursuance OF section
3E5 OF the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the prefer
officer levied, etc on The defendant, p. @.
Creighton
appear at the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
pbts. Tenn. on or before the second Monday In
viii be taken for confessed as to aim, and The
case set for hearing g ex perte, and that 8
copy OF this order be published once a week
for f0ur consecutive weeks In the Memphis
AppeaI. JOHN DONOVAN, CLERK
a copy: by MASON HYDE, DC.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for Piaintihk.
u,vT IaU4Q1
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Nor Resfdent Notice.

Bill IN the County CourJ Of shelby County
Tennessee. for Partition Of Land.
i. r. Winston, ". :, Winston and VIE, " 2
Winston VS. Jane Purser, George Purssr anu
Joshua Phi Iips
IN This cause 10 appearing from afhdaYll On
file that defendants, George fursef aLe
Joshua Phtlllps, are nOn-resldeuts OF the Stals
OF Tennessee;
Il lherefore ordered, That they do enter
the app1srazla herein AZ The Courthouse ~
trrrstY Of Memblis, lennon or before We NJ.
Noudsv ia June. 1851, ana plead answer n
denurf 10 oou~plainsnts' Oil, or the sapas vi
BE- AIKEN FOX coufezgad, and SCI ioT hoaIiAhe1
uarte as ~ them 70 ia further oroerea tnl'
Ion four saoceasive weeks, IA the Aemphis
JOHN LOAGUE Clerk
Attest: BY JAHEs REILLY, DC
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

STEALING FROM TIE DEAD.-Wi-
liam Atkinson, colored, was arrested
Yesterday, on a warrant issued by Mr..
Justice Creighton, charged with stealing
the sum Of sixty dollars from the estate
of the late Joe p. Caldwell. He will
CONF up for examination before the JUS
tina tn-daV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22
KINGSTON SPRINGS.

UyHIS rusty celehraIed SUMNER Resort vii
I again De opened Tor berecr p Son O viItlrs
o. the 1SU OF June.
WITH the addition OF new buflair-s. a lus
vegetable ga den and everythlrs that zee mar
halls rice from Nashville. on the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, we are prepared
10 make this
The Most Desirable Watering Place
IN the south
Facilities for hunting, fishing and 1afhfnE
unsurpassed.
Board per day, 81; per week, el2; par month.
so. Liberal deduction maize for families.
The privilege OF the billiard tac e. and livery
stable Is fOr rent. For particulars appy by
letter to the agent. at tbs Spr1nES
myIg2t TaOAAS X YEAISiAN. Agent.