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Notice.

II HAVE new supply Ct Forms in Bank
rur,fer. also lave the --latest Orders
and Roles b the Supreme Cnurt Of the
United states On the Different srciious u
he bankrupt Act. I ais1 haze the late
decisions II tie UniteI Siatrs district and
Circuit Cuurfs rn imToTtani que-iieGs sris-
ing under She Set IN cfhsr words, an
prepared 20 raase out aTTiir-f'oTis in Bank
rupfcy upon abe sl0ricsi notice and in the
best style
Arr1issiions may D. Sled any tire be
FORE ne frsi 81 gnn-. l-1i i.nf " Sid a.
ftr tlInf tine. fic tsi1ie f-isi r-y fsfy rei-is
~ he arIsr. g-U- GUESS
OH-s or Si5l-S.rr-f. D.,i1s. I.zrs. ESb
1-.t Is57-1rl1s-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
lalla5 9icvalA.
HONE iITNS AND nAPPENlNGs.

@H~-N~o~1eg-as1~e~ - - - -
So Ne Hal slaa'i if'la.Ifi NJ ha'ins
az lies ~ ,sisI,si is FTssrni a. e'T rad
sn iLis seek bsi sAils siTa,iug sac
sysuius, ais,aiisi,i Wilh eursslErs srk
~ the uaansisny ~ su,iEs ia aeras'Ihrs-
diis plses, nsiihsT 'illsEa or sily, siih
,heushis crnirei ga o'ssg places ether
,imss aHi other ihiugs, sui e'aii feel ihs
uusie VI ~Ash Ang SPAS il'otlaus Ia
our hearts Nl,lr ia ihis uHlalry sni sni-
eils-iHNiiing moot, Nc Were lsvsi.rd Nv lls
joys u he present All abe eo@ieris Of
Dallas, az stepping into ihe store Of
Mrssrs, Cla'k 4 Rgsu, ssi sRa'aining
their sioek Of sss goods, jas rrrsivsi,-
For farther particulars see lhrlr siysr'iser
meat in snolhrF o''uaa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

go Some Ghscn hundred hal Of cattle
passed through town this week oH TgHi' to
Kansas and Missouri. We could hui rcgre.
that the cattle had nos been slaughtered in
our State aud preserved by The Gamgee
process; that the hides would bs tanned in
Northern States instead OF Texas, aul that
she leather would support the factories Of
the North inoteai OF developing tie indus
Try Of this people. When will We awaken
from our sleep, anl arouse from our sloth ?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

nay We were pJssented by our friend
". Il. Rowe, Eel, with couple Of bottles
Of Native Wine few days ago which, we
candidly believe is the hest made from the
native Craze that We have ever tasted -
II was the pure juice Of the grape, and
with a little age, will vic with any of the
imported wines of the same kind. II is
getting TO be almost 4 universal thing with
our people now to prepare wine for home
use from The native grape, which grows in
such abundance here. We believe, as we
have before expressed that the manufacture
of this wine in large quantities could be
made profitable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

~ Attention Is called H. the ADVERTISE
m.nI Ia today ofILe Cosuiy Judge
requesting that all claims against the
county Le presented to the Treasurer with
in two months. Tie on leel Il to ascertain
she Indebtedness Of the county, % that
claimants may be paid In ,he!r proper or
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
Notice orFinaI settlement.

(tEO. ". Guess, Administrator Of the
: estate q Jno. Smith. deceased, has
Sled in ny Office his final account, earreni-
with said estate, together with his petition
PRAYING that be Be discharged from al
further liaialiiies a. adminisirntor aio'e-
s.ii This is. therefore 70 notify al per-
sons interested % 10 anl appear before re
Honorable Couuty Coaii Of Dallas County
q BE- holden a The Conrt House, IN ths
Tasn q DaIiaa On tis last Monday, lihs
Zi,i lsyi Il Aprii s. y. 1855, Ehen and
rbsrr fhs snue viii b. acted uI'1u. And
ronfesf fhe sau.s 70 fi.ey fliiak I.rUF-r-
s = gpNES- OK G.. C. :. c. T.
Dallas. Arlli g Is5s-1.3;.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
Malice orFinaI settlement.

u NJ. Spillers, Administrator of7the es-
e. tate Of Riley T. Little, deceased, has
filed in my Office his final account, current
with said estate. together with his petition
praying that he be discharged from all fur
Their liabilities, as Administrator aforesaid
This is therefore. to notify all persons in-
terested, to be and appear before the Hon
orable Uounty Court Of Dallas County, 10
be holden at the Court House in the Town
Of Dallas. on the last Monday tthe 18th
aay) Of April, AID. 1868 when and where
the same will be acted uPon,. aud contest
The same IL they think proper
s. s. JONES, elk. &C. d. c. 7.
Dallas. April !, le6S-29.3i.
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EsrRAY NOTICES.
- --- nil,.as cosSfs.

nAitsAn Aut aAss
Gee. A. EaIisa, itsuF leuuissieasT
TeIrus is n.p ILa fa'isp'as sslIsgs,
nus ul-Afh MARE graH a'i, "a
lauls b 90. star ia llr faH LFsi, sHiP "a
ihr nose, a. trsuis, uar gFsT "a MAZE
COLI. nse aIk liut Iean laHF nsrs a
Year GA tlsth u@Er sut iail trH GO
GA abe ltN itr D. aHl ga iAs ri sll shea 4sr-
nns iisrk Z Efar "a sIai 0slt- nRe taN
mars a kauls high, ~ e gfaTs ga, llsrk
legs, mace anl iaiL nar . scar ell hsg
hlleV. star ia FOREHEAD nue saUrl seas
Oh Coli, tWa willie fFFi- nus lark taa
mars, beads high, "a EsaTs On, t'n ri
ri shi ar cui uH, one hini fsnI white, hTsr-
del d GA len shagilrr uni hay horse A.
hands hisA g yrsrs ola saRse salllt msrls,
braniel ga ihs iigll hip ~, une iTa-n
horse, years oil, hnnirl ga ihr len
shuullsT lig connected, saus saddle aaThs
small sisT ia funLssl "a hsnI high
Geo, ", hsiioa, isuuig Commissioner
reports o. me tie iullas.Hg esirsys
uue Surrrl mare or 10 yssrs old ii4
hands Lish, al feet Nliie, small siTrak b.
fursLsai, branded ) !, GA lsl bin GA len
shoulder aHd ~ On right,
une hay mare q or years Old, IL bands
high, smGll AAile streak Ia forehead, bind
go. 49,, 80 "a r0a len shoulder
brad on 4 III should 2 'ais''u'l, len car
split. Ous Two year oll'grsy alley, The /
above running a. the WIDOW J0husoEs . .
allies North OF lallas,
Geo, ". Barton, IouRiy Commissioner f.
poTls 10 M ihr following rslTays,
uus blue roam hllry 3 years old, few white .
hairs IN forehead, a little white under tie .
lrlloek NJ !ru hind foot, branded on .
right shoulder, ~ hands high, running
miles North ~ Dallas, AZ lee Smith farm
|. u. webb, County Commissioner re-
ports 10 mo the following esIrays,
One Yoke ~ work uHrn, one blscS,
marked swsllrwfork IN tho len ear, 1yezrs
old, branded u with line through Il on /.
the right hip, the other b'scG sided, with
white back aud belly, marked crop oil the
left ahd swal!oWfolk Ia the right ear no
brands. 3l;3t.
SIS. JOINTS, e. e. e, y. c, T.,
DENTON COUNTY.
TAKEN ~ 10y !. q, Baker AMI ,siuyrl h.igf.
!. VI. McCounihs, J. T.. Precinct -. ., one suAhlL
HORSE . uT ~ Yeats old, branded wilma lhr
through H. tho lri shoulder, rnall 90 b. rish'
about ~ hands high, Appw-'d io 50, AZ" ~"
SuRREL HORSE ai,uul years old, right r!- "n',
hind frt white small blay" IN hi- lre, " hand high,
appraised to $40. Al-n one DARK Ray MARE aud
Colt MAJ. about years I'D, liiilc Nhiie In tcr NIP
on the nose. branded on the lrft shoulder with
hlotch brand, lai, hands high, mar" and colt APP
praised To- ~ Also one work uN, light brown.
sumr wlr IN his firo, about year, uld lrinlrd 90
on the lett hip aud \ ~ the side. marked CROP
and split IN the len ear and split In the right, ap'
praised 10 81. -lsi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

Ordered that the above named members,
and all persons interested or feeling an in
terest in the welfare Of the Association, be
respectfully requested to attend said meet
ing on the 25th inst. That the editor Of
the Dallas Herald be requested to publish
these proceedings and to send a copy Of his
paper to each member that does not take
ii.
A. McCOMAlAS.
Attest. President.
JSo. NJ. CRocKErI,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22

Grafton. So many Mexican souls launched
into eternity without moments
warning to enable them to prepare fol
| that terrible doom that has just beer
meted out to them in such summary
manner, and will be meted eu
to more Of them il they do moi
behave themselves. We are expecting
a messenger every hour from The seat o.
war. We wait in breathless expectation
fof news to expel the horrors Of our over
wrought imaginatiOns.
MESSENGER ARRIVED.
Come through in fourteen hours
direct from the battle-fie Fight still
progressing. The besieged are in good
spirits they have been reinforced WITH
fresh supply Of concentrated sod-corni
which greatly elevated their spirits and
encouraged old com bativenes to fight II
out on that line. The messenger says
the besiegsrs are themselves besieged
by soldiers and civilians in line outside
OF all. Great excitement In Pueblo. ]
observed o number Of Denverites on the
street here this morning hunting for
dry goods boxes; they are nOn-combat-
ants, I presume. Messenger returns al
ten o'clock this night, with important
dispatches from the commander in-chiei
at Pueblo, Brevet Lieutenant General
John Il. Gordon Gundeshoner he is
commanded 70 reach Trinidad between
this and spring, at the peril Of his life.
and fork over bis dispatches without
delay, TO General Rantankerocity, COM
msnder-in- chief Of the force in and
around Trinidad. We hope said mes
senger may reach his destination, with
every hair on his head unharmsd and
his boots on; because the salvation Of
the lower country depends upon the safe
arrival of the messenger dead or alive or
any other way. Now to make long
story short, they had a grand holiday row
ct Trinidad caused by whisky, Jealousy
and other evils too numerous to mention,
whereby several Mexicsus possessing the
numerical power, have, as seonsequence,
the white population somewhat at their
mercy. l am informed that a few
Americans have been wounded, but none
killed Up to last accounts. The origin Of
the difficulty, asI UNDERESTIMATE, is about
the same as stated By Mr.. Bryant, and
published in the Weekly NelOs of
January 2, instant. More anon. @.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22
Foreign Emigration.

The foreign emigration to New York has
been greater during the past year than
in any other, since 1854, The proportion
of Germans has greatly increased, and
almost doubled, iatterly, exceeding that
from the British isles. For this Teu6Onio
overflow we may think Bismarck. He
first made the Austrians Tun and now
he makes the Northern Germans run.
He has Prussianized the territories
lately acquired by his master and hence
the running away. Prussia, which was
always a sort OF exercise ground is now
more of camp than ever, and all the
male subjects of the monarchy sre bound
to be drilled and platoOned as soldiers,
! awaiting the turns OF European diplo-
macy and the decisions of their Gov
ernors. just now there are about 5000,
coo men iR Europe, ready to obey the
military word Of command and fight IL
whatever quarrel may arise. No won
der the people Of that continent should
/ be malcOntent under such conditions ol
life and anxious to leave tham- -espeei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22
NISsIsSIPPE,

Three negroes broke Jail at Charles
ton on Thursday night. They were al
lowed fire, and burnt themselves out.
Two others, confined there, concluded to
remain.
The I'1ll0hntchiGR says: We have
no doubt that about the time our people
are making their arrangements to plant
their crops, there will be quite furry
ia the cotton market, with view Of en-
cOuTaging the planting of a large crop.
We trust our people have paid too dearly
for a little practical wisdom, on that
point, to again be taken in by that trans
parent trap.
We learn that quite lively trade is
being carried on by the negroes of this
county, by stealing hogs in one neigh
borhOod, and carrying them and selling
them ia another. This, the IdLtdhdtchiorl
considers, unfair totiDg."
Abe Hucksbee, colOred, has been
committed TO jail in PontotOc for stealing
a neighbours pigs. The editor of ON
OUR Paper offers Liberal puff" feI
the return of fat pig he has lost
Doubtless it has gone the prevalent way
Of swine flesh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22

THE Boston Pioneer publishes petit
ton 10 Congress, demanding an amend
nnant to the Constitution to provide for
the abrogation Of the Presidency in the
United States, and for Congress to appoint
an Executive Committee from among
its own members, or other capable citi-
zens. A permanent deputatlon, consist
ing of certain number OF members OF
Congress, during the adjournment OF both
houses, must control and guide the
Executive Committee, and the people
shall have the power to remove Repre-
sentatiyes in Congress, even during the
term for which they were elected, in
case they incur the dlspleasure of their
constituents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22

ally those Germans who have been
lately so disturbed or distributed in the
changes that have taken place, that they
do not well know or care to whom OF
what they belong-sinee they cannot be
rightly said TO belong to themselves.
The military conscriptions of these
umbrsgeous' and predatory Kings oi
Europe will help to crowd our emigrant
ships for many a year to come.-NetU
York Times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22
ROBERT a. MOON,
90 ton z Il q { or
AND
CSMMIasIoR MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
Notice fll BnnEpUlltc9f,

MEMPHIS, TEN
L IBERAL ADV VANCES-supplies at Whole
/ 4 sale Prices. Comm IS on iOr selling Cotton
One Dol AT per Bale. nos
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near His
sissippI River, In C0ahOma
County, Miss.

ONE ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT I5OO
~ acres open land, and has been in cuitiva-
ton q number Of years. and has on 70 Two Sin
Houses and Gins one ine Dwelling House and
a large number Of Cabins. The place can be
divided into two or more tr4cts-
The other place is situated about -FOUR or i've
miles fron1 river has I2 or 1900 acres open land
h slseepIiole OF being divided into Two OF thF5s
-1ls,ss 4 "a ~, IL a good uwelling House. Out
E.,-,sss and \ mum Der Of Cabins a1a Gin Housa
fji1 and Press. These places are very produc-
f.Ve. and viii be rented very low for one or
Eentucky. Apply 70
]. p. CARUTHERS, Agent
.l-.Ia I'm AYrasl RnildIna M-r-r-hla
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Noan-ResieEer1t Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2ss7. N. r. D-J. s. stanton and Jesse
Moore firm Of Stanton q M0ors], vs. = n
Mcleod ct ais.
TT appearing nom affidavit IN this cause that
l the defendants, J. N. Mcleod and Wn- W.
Hankius are residents OF the state OF Mlssis-
sir,1i and rou-residents of the State or Ten
NJ n therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, al the courthouse IN the
sffEr m Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst
W1ndav in February, 1868 and plead answer
or deullr 70 mpletnant Dill, or the same will
he taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing sxparte; and that copy OF this orSieT
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Mem phis Appeal.
A cOpy-AItest:
AUGUSFON ASTON, Clerk and Master
LogwoOd 3 Pey ton, Sols. for Complainant.
TfacDS Toru4xU
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Fort Pickering, Memphis & shelby
COunty Lands,
No1a- Resfderlt NOTICE.

the shortest notice and on the most reas0nble
ms. G. J. CAMPBELL,& co.
nhM u Successors 10 Bond & Campbell.
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MEMPEHIS APPEAL,
pRICr o. SUBSCRIPTION
ooA. lG1 - /. - OF ApvEREIsINe.

a
Eiqbt lines Of solid nOnpsTel constitute
8 square, go - e,....,,, nT,t,-s
-, .,,iIl be charged 25 cents per line.
- ,Ts-r,sye ard death notices published as
other advertisements
- An advertisements for the AFPEAL must
,-,,,.,,seyi in at the Clerks dess-
81 T-4n,tsnt advertisements must De PESO ="
- adudnos. ---,-,- ,,.,,sr
- Advertisements for the Weekly psleI
--,I1 bs charged At same rates per We1.II wees %
,-o1tb. As In the Daily, unless oy sPs'iAi
- OR friends are requested 10 use the u pesI
,.zrtz 20 send us subscribers Rna ma !. a. -
,,s,s ana also 70 forward any items o. ue ",
-, -,sv Re Of snficlent LEGAL lmPorisn'e 70
,-,--srt n, ,afr publication.
TERMS or WEEKLY.
p induoemont to setuP clubs, We '',,,1 = ,rs W
ne following scale Of prices " W1ion ,5e
ovr current ofiOe expenses " Wli '''i'i'-'
O.: 600
o.te ~ II ten or more, eSch
y--4-t7zlr, 81 Gfg5sles-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22

Trnftad states Of America, Western District Of
Teunessee-Ez-
rv,8Is is 10 give notice that on the 23d day OF
1 Decenl Der A. ID. 1897, wsrrant In Bank
r1Iptcy was issued against the estate Of
T.. =. Wright a son.
of Paris in the county Of Henry. and state
~ ~ Ts1negses who have been Golucged
s,,trr1r,fe Cu their own petition that the pay
menf of any debts, and delivery Of any pro-
perfy belonging to such bankrupts 70 them, OF
torfbe5r us. and the transfer ofany prop rty by
them are farbidden by law that q meeting OF
Inc creditors Of the said bankrupisi % prove
their debts and choose one or more assiglieta ]
tTeir estate will be held at Court Of Bankrupt
cy. 70 be b alden at Trenton, Tenn before :. W.
Hstchett. Esa., Register, on ihe SOth day OF
January AID 1865, at II o'clock 10. .-.,
NamnEis Tenn. SUI day OF January, A.D.l555.
]. NJ TOMENY,
U. s. Marshal, as Messenger, ". j. Of Tenn.
By J. B. BINGHAM,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-22

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. S56-Iames ]. D0negan VS.. Samuel W. Dom
egan, W. II. He ndrix ct al.
I q appearing from affidavit in this cause that
l the DEFENDANTS, Christopher b. Donegan,
sarah r DOnegan, Bereniece Fearn, Lucy Lee
Fearn, 0ustavus Il. Martin, Mary Il. Martin,
William Barry, Sarah L. Barry, Matthew W.
Steele Catharine e. steele, W ilifam W. Garth,
Mary =. Garth, Ada steele, Henry p. Atwood,
Thomas z. CLANCY, Caroline z, CLANCY, Eliza
beth B. Grove, b. n. Hendrix, Mary J. Hen
DIRK /. A. r. Holleman, Martha K. Holeman,
]. w smith and sarah E. smith are nOn-Fesi-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore Orslers d, That they make their
appearance hersia. at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn on or before the first
Monday In February, 1888, and plead, answer
or denur TO cOmplainant's ameRded bills, or
tue same will Oe.iaken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing ex partes and that copy
Of this order De published once week, for fotr
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
4 Copy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Jobn M. Carniack, and stephens q Snlth,
SoFfcffOrs fOr com piainanE nAei1 iap4W-
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Guardian Notice.

In the County Court of Shelby County.
no WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN; At the Feb
,7is1-zy TI'errn OF the County Court Of Shelby
.1a,,,fT I shall ask 10 be appointed Guardian
Ser ne minor heirs OF Mrs. Mary nm Land,
5,casssd 10 wit: Mary Ella, Langley. John
4 y lei and sarsh Virginia Land, children OF
the Aforesaid Mary Ann Land, deceased said
ebfldren being rssidents Of the city OF Mem
phia, shelby county p ,.-.-v-,r
,si IRYfF A'a' = NELL
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CoURsR q sTUpY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months
Walkers American Law, Ksnrs COmnenta-
ries, BisuOp on Criminal Law Carrt ker's His
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION 0E JUNIOR GLASS;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 6reenleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam s Equity
Pleading, Red6eld on Wills, Hlllard on Mort
cages. Parsons on Partnersnips.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR GLASS.
Washburn on Real P Operty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel & Agnes on Corpora
tons Story's Conflict Of Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, ConElin's Q. 5. Treatise.
Rscttations and examinations each day at
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellats Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors al together.
students permitted 20 enter any Class, but nc
Diploma given except to those going through
whole course.
Terms go per SFssion, payable In advance.
Entrance Fec, s. per Session.
Al Students Of aw can attend tree OF charge
the Lectures OF the College, inciuc1ng Lectures
on FlOeuttOn and explanation Of Latin and
French Tech ntcaHties by the President.
Arrangements will be made to board and
lodge Students at s25 per month. ApllicatioUs
SD auld be made early. BeAO
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BuliGr Farmers 3 Es.halis HARDWARE,
BIaekSmlths' 4 Carpenters Tool
BUILDERS MATERIAL

H EAVY HARDWARE.
We also ofisr at reduced pricsfa large and
com plete stock Or the celeSratsd TH-n, y r-s I1
CHARCOAL IRON ; also, ths cbearer o. Fs.--
tunzy," or q" 3 A" iron made hv flf.fglzr ~
q sons at the tennessee 10 lIiug Wore 49,
are the only manufacturers Gf theee .-a-.1-
popular ofalcs or ZION, proven te -e .e- z--.a-
rsor 70 any ohio River fuuiiiea IRON j. ~
their sole agent in this market tsavrrI-, s5Is.
See-5o Mets $ faui q CrocE5tI, We can -l.e-
Inducements and make t. TIE frf9-e--T ~
Merchants, Manufacturers and Farmers b. gur-
CT ase frsm Us.
liberal discount fzOm Price LIST allowed
to Dealers. ALIFs0N r.fTT- r-Ia.
y Januarv = 1855 - r---
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N09n- Resfelert Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary G. Murdoch, VINO sue
by their next friend, VIM. Armour, VS.. Ma
than Adams, Georfe Jenkins and Thos- Muf-
doch.
| me de7eadants. George Jenkins and Thomas
MURDOCH are non-residents OF the state OF Ten
nessee: -.
anneaTaucs herein, at the Courthouse in the
oity of Memphis, Tennessee, on the firsi
Monday in February, 1858, and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplainants bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and sci
6sr hearing OK parte, and that a copy OF THU
ardef be Published once a week for 1Our suc-
eessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUts USTS1N AL.STON. CLERK and Master.
G. W. Winchester, and HeiskelI a Scott, so
Hcisnrz for com plninants deci2 law4w
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NOR RENT FOR THE YEAR IS6S-ThB Kerr
r Plantation, one mile below Austin Tlsnioa
county, Miss on the Mississippi Rivsr. The
place is In thorough repair, with all necessary
Dwellings, Out-hOuses, Gin, Gin house, Iiill
and steam Hngine. Cisterns, Wells, Teams
enough to run the place Corn and Fay sum
ciant for the year. and the best set OF hands
In Mississippi. The plEcs, with su appurfen-
ances, Stock, etc, can be had on reasOnahls
terms; and any enc desiring TO plant, VIII ind
this the best opening In the SOUTH. A good
man with a small capital may take a haII In
terest in running the place fur the year. on Tn
most reasonable terms. Apply 10 White, Kerr
& R0otss, S9l Main street, Memp phis- or on tie
;a4 Ioi & E KERR