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New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

AFTERNOON PROVISION MAgKEr-44 OCoCK.-Ihe
market for Pork +. dun; New Ness offered at 81 %, cash.
and So %. regular sales Of 5oO bb at So 20, buyer
ApFil.
PITROLEt'M-Cru H. dull 10 lGc., IN bhls; Rofncd
u bond rs friu At 2Ic Tor = W, ard y 02sic for T. W
RICE-'r The market is dull and uOnindll} lnclangcd
SCGARS-A very fair dcmaud prevails Tor liaW, ana
though without actual advance, prices are u shade
stronger Fair to strictly good refining u quoted ~ 100
fOc sales q2i hhds a 0R oc for aba, and oj boxes
Havana at 5Ql2!c Refined is scarce and firm at Aye
Ijc. for HautS
sKINS-Of Goat the arrivals have been quite large. in
inquiry from manufacturers fair but their y'ws are
much below those OF holders and transactions are nara
10 effect. Quotations nominal. I'm Deer thtie Hils
been rather more doing, and fhc sales embrace 500 ID
,al 5000 AngOstuIa coo Central America, an 1000
n California on private terms. We quote, IN goi & D.:
Dccr-IIoduras 6JG57tc. san juan soc; Bolivar, De;
ssal 57B dG0c Vera CRU. j5Njilc; Chagtc', 025 103c
Puerto Cahco &c: Para CO0f2lc. GOat-Bucnos ASlts
3Jd37ic. Payta, 3i03tc: CuHcao, currency oua '5c
Cane currency, - "a l0c: Madras i7l a50c, each.
sCEDS-A fair demand Tor Glover seed at axe Inn
oty seed & quiet a ~ 7sdfi Rough Flax tl y Qut
AT s. % Calcutta L.usccd ID quiet at s3 so@S2 o.
gold In Boston and here a.,
change: sales OF 10000 Do at ilIc.
TOBkCCO-Kcntucky Leaf has been IN good ocnind
and prices arc finn We quote in currency as
follows: Light Leaf Lugs at t05ic.; Common at
Gd7c.: Medium at 7aaoir.; Good at 100 i2lg; fthe
an l5alic., and Selections DaiGc.; Heavy western
and ClaIksye Lug, 81 a6sc Common ~ IS -. io
dnn 9allsc Good, t2al5c Fine, lCa ase, ana Seicc
tiOns, 1J0euc
WiIsKN-The market is both finn md active, sales Of
$50 bbi, western at 0!d3c.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

FISiG-rhe supply Of Dry cod IS moderate ana WIN
and Grand BANK. Alackelal dull but steady Hcrrings
are inactive ana nominal
CRAIN-Tlr market for wheat Is much excited. and
clos, decidedly strong the tcihand - chiefly spccua-
tivc te sales are 1909 bush Rejected Spring at ~ 40;
-.C0 hush No Chicago at - 81; 5000 bush No Mil
Snukee M s. 59aSl o. hei higher; 400 bush Am.
,r SLATE nj 81 25 and II 200 bush White California at
81 aGas3 40. the latter for very Choice from sonoma -
small lot Chncc No. Spring ~ So Rye IL better ana III
dIu11. sales Of y bush. W. stern az ~ So IN store.
Oa me- bet Ter and more active sales OF $1,000 bush 90
Gs zoe for old and New Chicago and 7t0iOc Tor eatc
Corn h more actiyO prices Ic. better, under brlsh
speculative inquiry but at the close the market s tamoi
sacs Of $4,000 bush a 81 2asl % f9r western Mixed,
Harley /, frmcr the supply Of common is fair; sales OF
500 bush at 81 % for Canada West, IN stOre ana SOC Tor
A.. ,,s,Is sfutp
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

HTDES-The market for Dry Hides has ruled firnl but
not very active during the week. the trade manfesng
anxiety TO buy In advance OF their requirements
Price are without change to note Upper Leather stock
~ request aud prices firm The stock In first
hands about exhausted and sales are eoned TO small
fair request Domestic saughers at previous rates
The demand light aud held with much hinness sales
OF Para at I0lc, gold Calcutta Hides are N falr de-
mand for both Cows and Buffaoes but the views OF buy
and sellers are too lu apart TO admit OF tran
elOo ia 10 AZ 2oc currency, they run We quoto
ms follows Dry IIides-Buenos Ayres, lgi pos huenos
Ayres 2Oa2ltc Monteydeo, Isl 6l9io6 no GIahdc lb@
Isle: OrnOco III al7lc; California, lS@l6ac zorro
belo Iial5c; Vera Cruz. Gal7c Tampco lotal.' N.Y. N.Y.
l7c; Miracabo idl5c.; BogOta l1alsc klo HaGn.' NY
aud saltod lOi llc; sayania ana J
Pt au Piatt, 100 alc.; Texas, hGl5c DRY ana ssnuo
Hles-Maracabo lOi ole; Maranam l2g l5c iernns
bucO l3c; TampicO and Matlmoros ~ l1lC n,nH'
ne Chilli lSdIic; Southern aud western l0@lOtc Nct
Sailed lides-BuenOs Ayros, i0@lOlo EiO Glnnue iotp
lOlo ifornia lO9l0cs Para. lO0llIo- kJu MesSh'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The second Baptist Church, Brooklyn Il. D., intend
erecting new church building hut mean 10 go no fur
ther ia building than they .cir way 10 pay for what
tbev DO build
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

APRIL f-7lIs bbls. Flour coo bbls. whisky 900 bbs
Corn Meal, lilo sacks Corn Meal J61 bush. Corn, @s
bush Oats 1G5 bush. Malt SO pgs Ashes 20 pkgs Beef
54 bbls Pork sO7 pkgs Cut Meats, As pkg Lard $50
bbls Petroleum. 10 pkgs. Butter, $40 pkg. Chese
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For week ending Saturday, April q l09 Cattle,
90 cars Hogs II ears Sheep, cars Horses total, l6i
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
cEnnnE q nI-ynAn H. d E.
OysIcE EHig AlrwAs CoaPAsI.
20. u. Ae.t-.t NlE. .lsRK. Audi l. fth-.

IHtg itiEwN COaPaSI.
No. ~ Ae5tat, n YORK, ArdI {, lhiB
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN of The inten
" u This Comparv extend " Fsf Astr Hts de iu
1871 tr lAuV Yeas az Ssy'a cent per aar -, Boni are
Tr Mortgage Il 5000 coo oh The etie propgtr c t- tpa cd
yen h stst ~ the S,tec. Ssa-to's
which provide that Ee fftfm ~ M"1sss
Bonls. i- ttc ar'CT 81 their respective pronaeA
Proposals ul received ur l5.h Of Ma' ere G'1e'N
the Ciy of Ns Aofk for % g3tt
aa parties ether Preel holders ss bidding bs
Therefor sill ht entitled extend d BuI Gt,
hd the oa, prsal by tue ioders
su sfT e h ~ Jns tic Con VIZ b. piaf 90 tNed. cs
the s sch Bond tae hel, 'hesf rrr.' %,
tAit The 0ic 81 the toupt % tie @ M Nv-f'h Ad
ess of Coupons for - 'ea wrh sn uaongneat hc"n o.
mutual agreement II t eKtcI VII De Issued aeated via "a
teres payable en-auunallr as tt lrt0flle
lids cpe h have ts oFior ~ vteEcas
p0lis n london FrankfC crrrfly Ge ua''e' 90 '
manner he hereafter nubs l Bond bs
extended o each place. ROBERT H. DE8DiLL. irsH.-.L
NOTICE.-An Election for seven (0 Direc-
te Of ts Tps steamship Company sua tr rtn D is
tie sucteii. election , - he'll =. te DHr No -
MONDAY tac lgb instsrg h.tsorn The io4s of2 w. s
z. Ml IRAi fiEGlN. 't. rtcrtsry.
CT. PAUL CITY BONDS, 90 yeas 10 run;
y interest Icr cent payable January su! h'. la NeNNors
STOUT, rHAYER & CO.,
y. 3 gRpADST
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

CIrEsI-Thcre il little change to report In the market
during week: English shippers have been Tree buyers
shade cnscr prices holders being anxious to clear on
" hat little old stock they have on hand lhe none laG
recurring fine mid cheese, buyers at higher pfces
than importers can afford 10 pay. We quote:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13
gEMPHIS APPEAL.
For the Memphis Appeal
THE DYING YEAR.
BY NELLIE A. MANN.

There is a silence on the air,
And nothing but the Winter wine
Wearing It's dirge Ct dark despair
With moumfuI cypress flowers eutwined,
Disturbs the year hose feet now stand
So near Oblivionis silent land.
Nc kindly hand f. stretched to save,
Or shield him from the dark abyss
Already -yawuing Tor his grave
When he goes blindly ont from this.
This dear old year, 50 kind aud true,
Would he could live his life anew.
I've found him very kind 20 me,
Andl 10th am I TO have aim 90.
he taught my lips new songs of glce,
AndI shall miss him much, ] know
Shall mis- him as the years 90 by,
And grieve, and grieve, that he should dc
hear sweet voices weaving songs
To vile away his dying hours.
But not so mine my spirit longs
To keep this dying year OF ours
But naucht. not cen my love can stay
His footsteps on his homeward way.
] SIT and weep in dark despair
Irnheeded all the Gladstone throng,
waiting 10 greet the New Year where
He enters la with slnile and song.
IonIy see a ~yawning grave,
And hear the roar OF Lethe's wave,
sit amid the festive throng,
where merry voices thrill
A welcome iu a joyful song
IosiIm who comes his place 20 III
But on my Zip the song is mute,
NV heart is but a broken Int.
o. take me from the lighted hall,
II mocbs my sorrOw So q
would no festal light should fan
Where walks the old year E'nt and slow.
Alone, where Winter windssTeep by,
nv voice shah sob its last goodbye.
Perhaps my heart VIII grow more Ieht
Beneath the New Years joyful spell,
But ask me not for song tonight
Save the one dire, a sad farewell
They say he calmly fell asleep!
More calm than I. lean but weep.
RrND0RO, WIS, December 81, ISIS
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IIAEILLTIEs
- ~ plRTLAND NE. IULYA

LOSS Ky EDhLLAND FIRE. JULY
The total amount covered by The Etna Poll.
cfrs on property destroyed or damaged Is
s96.s5f. on which salvags viii be about I've per
cent our total loss viii not vary much from
S5JUt9, and was promptly adjusted and paid.
THIS sum is i've per cent. upon he corRpany's
assets, "a figure but slightly exceeding orr gov
eminent ana state Jaxts paid last year. or a
proportion equal TO a SN5 loss for a company
% 500 90 assets
The necessity for Insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is torcibly illus
trated by this Gre. Several weak Insurance.
companies are destroyed Portland has & pop
ulaliou OF G.OD0-vgs handsomely bLit Of
mostly dne brick CT stone structCres-protected
and screened with upward Of 500 shade trees
bounded on three sides by Water-indeed, liter
ais. almost rising from the ocean-and with g
steam nrs deuartment-yet Il has SiU,uOO,UJ OF
property consumed in a few h~ours-upOn a hOI-
iday when It's people are least occupied-frOm
the very Insignificant cause Of = contemplate
dre cracker.
Remember the trihing origin OF fires that
sweep away in a few hours the earnings Of
years. Consider your best Interest and give the
Kama Agent "a call IyOG need p-rOperInsurance
security. Pay a niF Tateof premium for q good
and GENUINE article and with these lights and
experiences before you, procure your insurance
with shreWd Judgment
Applications for inSur&nce mp attended
to BY H. i. LITTLEION & co, Ag'ts,
$50 3m No. Us Froat street, up stairs
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On
Tuesday, 22d Day Of January, 1861.

Barney L. Armstrong vs. Z. N. Appsrsou, ct al.
DY virtze OLA interiocut0ry decree, made IN
d the above cause In the Chancery Court Of
Memphis, I viii sell, Al Public Auction, TO the
highest bidder, ab the house OF Mrs Margaret
j. Holland, or the premises, four miles west OF
LaGrange, Tennessee, between tie hours
OF 10 An. and y m, on Tuesday, the 2d
day Of January, 1851, the following described
Real Estate, to-wt: Certain tracts or parcels Of
land, situated la FayeLte county and state Of
Tennessee. one tract ON the north side OF Wolfe
river, which it crosses for a short distance, aud
In part in the 10th Surveyors district, range o
ard section fl one, and in part in the east-half
Of tne northwest quarter Of section No. IN
Township No. tl one, westofthe basis meridian
according 10 tiseF survey ttltet hickaslW cessi9n
and which said tract Of land consists % one
piece or parcel, purchased by j. Pats OF one
Janos Hurdough one piece purchased by said
Pats OF one Wm- ButterWorth, and one piece
purchased by said Pats Of one T. Wikcrsou,
bounded on the north BY the lands Of r. G.
Anderson, and on the east by lands known as
Mrs. E~rankllns lands, and other lands then
belonging to said AppenaOn on the south Ina
part by other lands then belonging to said Ap-
person, and by Wolfe river, which II crosses fpr
a short distance; and on the west by tie lands
Of DR.. w. D. Jones, Jesse ButterWorth, and the
heirs Of John Polk.
Also one other tact near the waters OF Wolfe
river, and north Of The same, and bounded as
follows. Beginning 40 Wolfe river. where the
east BOUNDARY ofthe HOrd tract intersects the
same, thence Ia a westwardly direction, as By
the motors and bounds given ia ThOs. HOrda
deed 20 j.. q. & c. r. UrEuhart. and along the
lines described In said deed 60 the river. thence
along she meanderiugs Of said river 10 the be-
ginning. The said tract Of land, above dis
crihed, containing in all EI0 acres, more or less.
The above diacrihed lands have been subdiyided
into lots, 70 plat OF which can be seen az the
of7ce orthe Clerk and Master.
E1EKHS or SALE--A credit of and l2mOnths,
rurchaSers giving bond with security, and lien
detained tan pty ment Of the purchase money,
| equity Of redemption waived.
der2[Iawfw Clerk and Master.
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Wnn-Rosidp9,t Votfno

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. Es5-Presley r. Peyton vs. Prank Cochran
ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this cause. that
the defendants, Frank Cochran and Jose
paine Cochran this wife and Jas. II. LcuoW
ars N ddents oftheS state ofTennessae IL is
therefore ordoIe Ell that they make their appear-
anee herein II the Courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday In
February, 1857, and plead, answer or demur
10 co~nplainaut's bill. or Gle same will be taken
for confessed, ~ 70 them, and set FOR hearing
eZ parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
] shed once a week, for l0uF successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL
ACOpy-Attest.
ACGUSTDN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By X J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LogWOcd q SeytOn, soils. for complainant.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. lfSO-JnR A. Higgins vs.. Jas. Il. Freeman
and j.. ". Wikerson.
TT appearing frOm affidavit in this cause that
Inc ~defendant, Jas. Il. Freeman, IL n resident
OF the state OF Mississippi, nonresident
Of the state Of Tennessee il is there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
auca herein al the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Team. by or before the first
Mouday in February, 1867, ard pleas, answer or
demur to complainant bill, or tbe same viii be
taken for confessed. as % him, and set for hear
ing eX parte, and that a 10 Of this order ue
published once a week for four Successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A ~c0py-atUest:
AGGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r j. blaze, Deputy clerk and Master.
LogWOOd & PeytOn, soIs. i0T complainant.
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-
in the Law Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
Simpson. auders & Co. VS.. Owners Steuml

In the Law Court or Memphis, Tennessee.
simpson. Sanders & Co. VS.. Owners steamer
Nuruma.
A FFIDAVIT for Attacbment having been
~ made in this case IN pursuance of secticu
3l55 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and Attachment
having been issued ana returned bT the prog Z
officer Levied, Gc.." on the property oil The
defendants. JWHers steamer N@toma,
10 Is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear at the Court House In the clty OF Neur
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
February ueXL-Et defend this Sult-or the same
viii BE taken IA bufessed rs to them, and set
tor hearinRexpafJe, and that q copy of this or
der be published once a week for four cUusecu-
tive weeks IN the Memphis APPEAL
John DONOVAN. Clerk.
A COpy. By MASON HYDE. ID. g.
LOgwOud & PeytOn, stLLrueys for plaintiffs.
IluuarN Z. ~. u.LLrHLM
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Non-Reside1,t Notice.

Ia tho thsncery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. E0d-J. Mason CaIupbeu ct al. VS.. JnO. J..
Claybrcok. JnO. OvertOu, W IN. l. Vance et 3D..
I appearing from affidavit I'm this cause, that
/ the defendants, James Barton and Arson
Williams ale residents of the stale Of Arkansas
and n0n-resideuts OF the Stale of Tennessee
IL Is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein 70 hcCOurt House ln taecify
OF Memphis, Tennessee, ON or before Che nrst
Monday in February lSI, and plead,
answer or dCmur 10 complainant ball, or
the same will be taken for con lesss7f. as
10 them, and set for hearing exp2rte, and
that 81 copy of this order be published Once q
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis APPEAL.
A cDpy-atfegts
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
BY Il. BLACK Deputy Clerk and Master
HelskeI. Scott 4 HeiskeI, soils. for complain
u. - L.-----
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In thancery our or Memphis, Tenn.
No IHo-M. L. Sorry vs. o. Tyson co H.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
4 the defendants 10. Tyson. n G. tyson. 81
and 1h0s- Tyson are resioeuts OF tile
state o. Missississipri and u0r-rgs dents ofthe
state OF fenue>sec 10 is therefore ordered, that
they make their appearance herein attIe Our--
house ia the city OF Memphis, Tenn. ou or be-
fore the first Monday ina February, l-l5 and
plead, answer or Gem1r TO complainant Dill. or
the same VIII be taken for confessed, rs 10
them, and seq for. hearing ok plrte. and That "a
copy olthls order De published once p week. for
3 successive weeks, ia the Memphis ArrEAL
A COpv-ittgSt-
ATGCSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By RI. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
LOgwOod q PrytOn, soils. for complainant.
iau4-4w
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NOn-R Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. I~8s0-George W. Trotter vs.. H. NJ. billiard
ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
L the defendant. IL. NJ. Dulard, is n nOn-resi-
ordered, that he make his appearance herein
at the Courthouse in the city of Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the first Monday III
COMPLIMENTS Bill, or thesame Will be takenfol
confessed, As 20 him. and set for hearing eX-
parte, and that a copy Of this order be published
Memphis APPEAL.
A ccpy-attesL:
AUGtSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
BY X. j.. BLACK, d. G. and M.
BogwOod q Peyton, soils for complainant.
noVlS law4w
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Nnn-Reside1lt Notice-

IN the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, fem.
No. 4si-Jno. A. Higgins VI. Jas If. Freeman
ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
the defendant, Jas H.. Freeman, is "a resident
OF the STATE OF Mississippi and a nonresident
Of tine State Of Tennessee : it is therefore or
dered that be make his appearance herein al
the Courthouse, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn.
10y or before the first Monday In February, 1907
and plead, answer or deMur TO complainant
bil. or the same viii be taken for confessed, as
to hiHn, and set for hearing sZ parte. and that
a copy OF this order be puDLshed.o once "A week
for f0gr successive weeks, In the Memphis AP-
PEAL
A c~ODy-attest:
AtGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By z. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
LOgwood & PeytOu, sells. FOR complainant.
Eagyg 1nugIVv
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N0n-R esidenf NOTICE.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
HON r. -Thos. MurdOck. Mary e.. Mur-
dock and others. VS.. Tie Mayor and Alter
men OF the city of Memphis, the heirs OF
Seth Wheatiy. deceased, and Oihea1
Z appearing from afndavfl I'm this cuuse. that
4 the defendants, Mary Lou Sanders and Kate
$. saunders, (nIiHOr children OF Kate $ Sauu-
ders, deceased. Ormeriy Kate s. WheatIeyl.
who reside i'm the state OF Alabama, and are
mOn-resideuts Of the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance hereiH 40 the Court House in the
City OF Memphls. Tenn, on the ll MOnday in
January, l60I, and plead answer or demur TO
complainant BAL, or the same viii De taken for
confessed, rs TO them and set for hearing e.
Pdft6, 4 that q copy % this order be pub
hshed once a week, FOR four successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL.
A COpy-Attest.
AUGUSTuN ASTON, Clerk aRd Master
Heiskel, and PcstOn q Humes, solicitors for
nFnnTafnaur. Haau $50
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INSURANCE.
NTNA
INSURANCE COMPAN
Hartford, CONN.
1879

ASSETS, JULY !, 1866.
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NO. estdent Notfce.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
II appearing from %afidavit ia this cause, thai
the defendant A. O.. Fox, IL a nonresident
mat he make his appearance herein at the
Courthouse, Ia the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
on or before the first Monday in January, 1861
ON. and amended bill, orthe same viii be taken
fer confessed, as to kiTn, and set for bearing
ez Darfe and that a copy ofthis order be pub.
Nshed once week, for four successive weeks, in
me Memphis APPEAL.
A c~opy-attest
AGGUSrON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
Rv R. J.. BLACK, u. q. and N.
LogWoOd q PsytoR. ssl's, Tor complainant
naVt8 iRzsH
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EllsnEl.ellt Nnffce.

Chancery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, 1866.
I57-N. r. D-James A. HarwoOd. Admins
traitor of William +. Eddins, deceased, VS..
Virginia Eddins, Thomas B.. Eddius, 60 al,
the widow, heirs AT law. distributes and
ere .itors OF said VIM. +. Eddins, decreased.
IN his cause it il ordered by the Court that
the County Court of Shelby County. Tonnes
see, be enloned from taxing any further Steps
in the administration of the estate OF said Ed
dins: that said administered Tor be transferred
TO thus Court, n a. estate Administered upon
rs iusOIyent: that ali creditors, or those claim
nag TO be creditors, whether Dy note, account
decree or Judgment. both resident and nom
resident. be restrained from prosecuting their
elaiIus, otherwise than under this proceeding.
10 is further ordered, that all creditors de- prove
and file their claims with the Clerk and Master
Of this Court, and make themselves parties 90
this suit on or before the second Monday IN
May. 1851, and shat "A copy Of this order be pub
iished for SIX weeks in the Tally Memphis AP-
PEAL and Avalanche. and Ina the newspaper
published az Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUSTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
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Attnchlnesst 81.

Joseph Grieshaber VS.. Thomas Herman.
4 FFIDAYIT for Attachment having been
n made in this ease in pursuance Of section
$50 OF the Code of Tennessee, and attachment
having been Issued against the estate Of Thomas
Herman for the sum Of sluZ "a. due by account
and has been returned levied, etc; II is there
fore ordered, that SAID defendant enter his APP
pearance on or before the 18TH day Of January,
1867, to plead, answer or damur to the SAID
plaintiffs complaint, or The same viii be taken
for confessed and the csse set Tor bearing eX-
parte. and that Il COPY Of this order be published
once "a week for four consecutive weeks in the
Memphis r.
s. A. MOORE, j. p.
D. Norton, attorney for plaintiff.
December "A. 1900. deci5 law4w1
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Nom Resident VOf5ce

In the County Court Of shelby County, Tenn.
Petition 20 sell Real Estate
". IL. Kill, Levi Hill. Eii Hill et ais. VS.. the
heirs OF Mrs. Marian and Isaiah Goodwin,
deceased, ct ais.
I N this canse 10 appearing from affidavit ON
Hle that che heirs o. law Of Mrs. Marian and
Isaiah Goodwin, deceased, Whose chillren's
christian nam are unknown. are uon-resi-
dents Of the - Of Tennessee; 10 is therefore
ordered. that &ey do enter their appearance
herein. at the Courthouse in the city or Mem
phis, ON or befOre the nrst Monday in February,
1901 and plead, answer OF Cemur TO complain
ants petition, or tire same will be taEen for
confessed as to them snd set for bearing eL-
parte. 10 Is further ordered. that a COPY OF this
order be published once a week Tor four con-
newspaper published i'm the city OF Memphis
JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
December y. 1866.
Hallum & MuLigan, solicitors for complain
ants. dael laWiWa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13
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In the Chancery Court at Memphis Tenn.
No. EsG-J. 5. Stanton vs.. RI er ct al.
l. appearing nom afidavit Ia this cause. that
I the defendants, r.. O.. Tucker and ii. J..
Tucker, are residents OF the STATE OF Mississippi,
and nOn-residents OF the State of Tennessee,
70 is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the nrst Monday in january, 1867, and
plead, answer or deulur 10 cOmpiainauLs bill,
or the same will be taken FOR confessed,
as to them, and set for hearing cJ pdTte, and
that n copy OF this orler be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
pins Appeal
AcoDy-atteSt:
ACGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LOgwood G PeytOn, sols. fer complainant.
norfE T.uvfm