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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

GRANTS CONvERsATIoN WITH THE PENNsYLvA.
MA GENTLEMAN-In conversation with Mr.
Dickey, of Pennsylvania. General Grant alluded
TO some inaccuracies which characterized Mr..
McClure's version of their rec ent Conversation.
BE informed Mr.. Dickey that - did not say he
was not the representative of g political party,
but that when Colonel Mcclure mentioned the
names Of G. Fl. Stuart and others as not represen.
tauFes of the Republican party, they being
unknown to the politicians of Pennsylvania, he
(Grant) remarked: On the same ground YOU
might say that | am not the representative of auy
party, although have been voted for by one. -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

TIE TEETH's SALvATIoN.-The interior bark Of
the soap tree Of Chill Is admitted by botansts to
possess cleansing and preservatve qualities IN.
shared by any other know substance. Its native
name, outlay, is from quilidn, to make clean.
This matchless antisepte Is a main constituent of
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead of
every other article of its class throughout the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

New York prices for the celebrated Grover &
Baker sewing machines, and no charge for freight.
Mschise warranted for five years. Only machine
fit for families. ls2 Canal street
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Keep Hogan, 3s Tchoupitoulss street and IS
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. q. Hall &
Co.'s Msyesville. Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

GLIB
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Creole Steam Fire Engine Company gave a
fancy dress ball at the Deutsche Company Hall.
corner Of Bienville street and Exchange alley.
masquerade, calico and fremen's ball was in
progress at the new Farmer Hall, corner of La
fsyette and Dryades Streets under the auspices of
Columbia 5.
The Young Mems Crescent Association enter
tanned their many friends by a fancy, dress and
masked ball at Mechanics Institute.
The members of Crescent Steam Fire Company
No. "a made merry with their friends and their
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AllcOck's Porous plastsrs have been found
specifics for hheiHlGiisan CfHte WriSts.
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5-20s OF 1865.

Dated July Ist, los Receemable In 8 years
eDd pay able in ~ EeSrg5 INTEREST," per cent.
~ cold, payable January apd july lst,
Issued uudsr Act March Cd, b1, IL
exchange for 30 notes, and GmiEs
August lst. tns. o..----.--..---.--s Si0DSy
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TRADE

Receipts to-day Of produce and general
merchandise were good, but the heavy
rain, which fell al day, put a stop to ope-
rAtions on the levee, and business was
duh. Prices are very much unsettled,
especially ia feed. Holders Of game and
fresh meats generally we're anxious to
sell, and no accurate quotations could be
arrived at. Towards the latter part OF
the dsy the wind chopped around towards
the north, aaa became quite cool.
Within three miies Of Woonsocket, r.
l., embracing the towns OF Cumberland,
Smithheld, Blackstone and Bellingham,
containing 10000 Inhabitants, are seven
teen cotton mills, which employ $500
hands, running 2O1,OO spindles and 1880
looms, annuailying using 10, goo, 600 pounds
of cotton and making 40, 600, 900 yards of
cloth; eight wooden mills, which have
2O5O hands and ia set Of cards and $50
looms. psing $780, 900 pounds Of wool to
make 2,9oOR00 yards Of cashmeres a year.,
besides q great variety Of other indus
tries. Foundations are already laid for
cation mills TO run $50, 600 spindlss.
The Ssilowing table shows the number
of hogs slaughtered at various packing
points in the West sina2 the lst of Janu-
airy and for the corresponding period in
1900.
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A st. Louis provision circular Of satnr-
day says:
1.-THE export trade has a very great in
iuenee IN controlling the price Of pork
products. ~ II does with every other pro-
duet Of the country. How can we expect
to see that prosper on the gery high prices
that must ensue-if the packer is 10 get
out without loss-with the rate of gold a.
low a the present value, and a continued
lowering tendency? We attempted to
foroshadow, sous lime since, b might
be expected. The hogs are shipped TO the
East all through the year, and we must
expect, and shall most certainly realize
he fact, that a short supply viii be On
the market at Strengthening time an the
West, and & necessary falling of in the
weight. The good fall weight bogs-or
what would Eave been-were shipped to
the East last summer OF course they
cannot be here for packing now, and the
same thing will be lone the coming sum
mer. The great question TO be immedi-
ately solved Is, will the packers, under
such circumstance, pay the present prices
OF hogs, and continue TO pack7 II they
do, they will not forget that they must,
later in the season, meet the competition
Of the summer ice-cuFed meats. at ths
prices based upon what hogs during the
summer VIII sell At. We apprehend that
the great fact is that the packing business
OF the West Is In a transition state, and
the trade do rot seem 10 have compre-
hended Il. Al TIC Lmmediate close last
week there was a sale of 1000 barrels mess
pork, delivered at Springfield, ILL.,, from
december to the middle of March next,
at SIS 6O-cash paid now On Thursday
of this week g sale Of 1000 tierces hams
and loo tierces lard vas made, delivered
at Alexandria, TO go 70 an Eastern mar
ket, on private terp4s, but supposed at
quite a low figure, as the party buying -
a very close buyer. and Is being under
stood that the cash, in great part, IL TO be
Immediately paid. Lard has been IN de-
msnd all the week, for shipment East, at
about I've, az which u number OF round
lots were sold.
BAGoIS0-Prices steadyj 2@2H 10.
baggiag. 25h27c; India, 25@26c.
BUTTER-Rxtra choice is held at 42945c
choice, Ss94Oe; good, S5@s7c; common,
2s@S2o.
BRooMs-Demand fair at IS OO9s 90 per
dozen.
BRooMcoRN-Nominally Sl25G2OO per
ton.
CoRNMEAL-Prces are Irregular; so
bbls. kilndried sold at depot for "a rs.
Held at s. 90 in store. Light weight at
mills, 81 so.
0SsTzz-MArkst weak. We qusts BIO
VIZ 81
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
AENPHIs. November so, 1863. !

OAEALE VI 2 nm 0aA@ a 80
HENPHIs. November 80, 1853.
Cold is again attracting very much Of
the attention OF business men every
where. It's antics are particularly its
own. and As long as the country is cursed
with two kinds Of money, it will continue
20 be exercised about values. The New
York market to-day opened at l22c and
declined - I2l1<c, when Secretary Bout
veil sold si6GQOO0 at l2lc. lie then re-
FUSED 10 accept any bids under l22c, when
Gold In the stock Board Jumped up TO
l2sc. bat again declined and closed at
aZ21Ic. With rs there is some speculative
demand at i@2a over New York rates
but none on the market,
Money Is close and cotton moves on
slowly, owing to the weather. Exchange
il scarce and in some demand, and rates
are drm at H@K of buying. Checking az
pardLe discount.
Taxpayers buy city balances or cou-
nous at s5e from dealers, with only a
moderate demand.
Tennessee money Is EOminally IN
changed. There is no demand from tax
oavers. as tss majority Of e prefer tG
harrow thaa buy. ~ order TO make a ten
der OF It 70 the State tor taxes.
County Warrants are about as they
were. with light offerings.
The City Bank. At the corner Of Jenef'
son and Front streets. and the Emmett
rank. on Madison street. are preparing to
osanove 10 their new quarters, IL the ole
giant building corner OF Madison aud
Front streets.
Tennessee bonds decline daily. Old in
View York to-day were held at SIC, with
6se bid-no sales. Sales Of New at SOhe-
Stocks closed strong:
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COTToN n IN YORK.


November 80. IO:25 a.m.-Cotton-dull
and nominal. Ordinary 23Lsc; Good Ordi-
nary 24Isc; Low MiddIings 24Hc; Up
lands 25c; Good 25Kc; Mobile 25Llc;
Orleans 251ze.
November 30, Il m.-Cotton-quiet but
steady. Ordinary 23Lc; Good Ordinary
241Ic; Low middIings 24Ac; Cplands
25ci Good 25Hc; Mobile 25Hc; Orleans
25Hc.
2:l0 p.m.-Cotton-steady and demand
fair; sales 1900 bales, for future delivery,
including December at 24B@2I%c; Janu-
airy, 24H@249sc; February, 24K@244c;
March, 24ZG25c. Quotations remain un-
changed.
4 p.m.-Cotton-steady, firm and fair;
Uplands, 25c; some sales &c higher.
Sales-for export, $50 bales; spinning, 1880
bales; speculation, $50 bales; in transit,
1888 bales, and 300 for contract.
COrToN IN NEW ORLEANS.
November 50, IO:25 s.m.-Cotton-hold-
ers ask an advance, but buyers operate
with caution. MiddIings held at 24c.
5P.m.-Cotton-demand fair and prices
firm at 23S+c. Sales 1900 bales.
COTFOS UE LIVERPOOL.
November 80, Has a.m.-Cottoa steady;
Uplsnds Il5s@UlAd; Orleans Izgl21sd.
I:2O p.m.-COtton steady; UpIands, III
@IIAd; Orleans, I2Gl2Hd.
2 p.m.-Cotton firm; Uplands, ND;
Orleans, I2Ld.
5 p.m.-cott0a Is buoyant and prices
are unchanged; sales 1900 bales; of
which 5000 are for speculation and export.
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&c. HISS, speciss ent-~.~-..Ph philadelphia
LOCAL AsESTss
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COTTON.

The market this morning was weak,
owing to the tendency of Gold, which fell
in New York TO I2lc, the lowest point It
has reached since September, 1862, and
though the Liverpool market advanced
nearly I'd, it had no effect here until Gold
again advanced, when New York became
firmer and sales were made at &c higher.
Our factors were hrmer in their views
towards the close, though they did not
advance their figures. 1t will be seen
that the market is almost bare of fine cot
ton, and the the Middlings sales reported
are mostly shy, while bright styles are
held at 23%c, and in order to fill, a buyer
could not get in at a better figure. We
quote 50 bales Good Ordinary, 22&c; 40
Good Ordinary 10 Low Middlings, DC; 90
Good Ordinary and Low Middlings, % l-l6;
80 Low Middlings, 28Hc; 80, IA, SO, %, LOG,
224, AZ, Low MIddlings, 23kc; Is6 do,
2SHc; 100, l22, Middlings, 2S1{c; 10 Strict
Middlings, 23zc.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. S5.s-In the Chancery COurt of Memphis,
Tennessee. Valerious Sanford, Executor,
etc, vs.. W.. Norris It Al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause
l that the defendants. John d Armour, h. A.
HandcOcS. g.. u. Campbell. X. ". Campbell
and O. ID. Gibson, Adm'rs Of Mrs r. 2. Drake,
are nOn-residents OF the State OF tennessee:
It istherefore ordered. That they maEetheir
appearance herein, at ths Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenu., on the first Monday
in January, 1870. and plead, answer or de-
mur TO Complainant Bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing exp9lte; and that a copy Of this or
der be published once "A week, Tor four sue
ceSsive weeks. In the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTU$ AISTON, Clerk and Master.
A copy-atteSt:
By BESI. COLMAN, Deputy C,otk ard Master.
SanlnrI& R.N. AnLs. for Unn uinlnAnt. nnl2
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Connnuoa!y termed Old 5-9Os. Dated AayL
go. redeeaisbls amer nve years, ana pay able
cent in gold, pas able lst May and November.
ISSUED under Act q FEB. ., isl2---S5li'0l,6O
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|InsOlvent Notjce.

HAVING qualified as the ADMINISTRATIVE
H of the estate OF b s. Wynne, decreased,
and suggested the insolvency thereof TO the
County Court Clerk; all persons Indebted to
said estate are hereby requested to come for
ward and make settlement; and ali persons
holding claims against the same, are notified
to appear and Tile them, duly authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law. on or be-
fore the first day OF March next, or they will
be forever barred. both in law end EQUITY. /
MARTHA ". WHINE,
ApmE pfBtS. Wynne, deceased.
This November IL. is g.. nOl2
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NOTICE.

j. W. Jefferson vs.. j.. Henry Mccormack.
4 FFIDANIT for Attachment having been
~ made in this cause, in pursuance - ec~-
Iaent GERing peep fsSnec, sy1ed, Il return
ed, etc. II is thetef0re ordered that the said
defendant appear before me, ON the 18th Oar
said spit, or the same o pc taken for con-
fsssea, anu tha case heard e parte, aud hat
Q copy Of the order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks Ia the Memphis
DAILY APPEAL. JAMES HALL p.
for Shelby County, Tenn.
HART, HEARN & MILLER, Attorneys. nos
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the u29eI.
~ signed WIS. a: thf aptober iefIh, E69, GA
Shs bOUnty Court 81 Shelby county, Gully
Qualified as administrator Of the estate OF
Edwin Whitfield, deceased and that ali per-
SONS having claims against the said estate
are required to present theIe, duly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be barred; and those Indebted to
the same are requested to make Immediate
payment. Persons having business co1-
nected with estate willcall vpEp Major Ntrgu
Y. MOOfs. ~. H~oWafdsiRAw.
' moi FANNY I. WHITFIELD. Adm'X.
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Dated July Isl. p57. RedeemRble In 5 and
~uavahlai ~ years. Interest . per cent. IN
goId, payable lst January and July.
gss.aa uuder Act March 80, ha5, in
AGeuSl IL. Is5s. to.-.-.-----.----sS1 1896 $50
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NEW REGULATIONS or II rREAsURY III
pAnTNENw
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Knn.Sasident Nntica.

Municipal Court OF MemNhis. November
Term, lS6g.
SL ADS Hin, Admir- Of VI. r. Hill, de-
ceased, vs.. Moses Stout.
ON motion Of plaintiffs attorney, and Il
" appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that an original attachment was had
and levied In this case, rttuInable TO this
term Of the Court n Il further appearing
that the defendant is a nonresident Of this
state, 90 that the ordinary Process 81 iaa
cannot be served upon hitni IL Il Ordered
that publication be made Tor our successive
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal, n newspaper
published in the city Of Memphis. requiring
him To appear before the Judge OF this Court.
at the courtroom OF said cOUrI, on the hrst
Tuesday In January, lS70, being one OF the
days OF January Term. 1870, OF said Curt. or
judgment, by default. VIII be taken against
him. FIR ANK TAFT, Clers.
Stephens 4 stephens, ANY Tor Rlff. noel
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Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court OF the City OF Memphis.
3457-k. =. Taylor 4 Co, PlsintiffS, ". W.
Baker ami p. Morgan, Defendants.
CLEREis OFFICE, November u lS7p.
A FFlDANIT Tor attachment having been
n made IN his ease in pursuance Of section
3E5 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and a~ttachuieut
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer levied. etc" on the pFopsrty
Of the defendants. Baker & Morgan:
II Is therefore ordered, That's said defendants
appear at the Municipal Courtroom. in the
city or Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Tuesday in January next, and defend This
suit, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as TO them. and the case Set for hearing eX-
yarte; and that q cory OF this order be- pub
lished once a week, Ior tOgr consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
A copy: FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Myers & Wyatt. Att'ys for Plaintiffs. noSG
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In the District Court Of the UnitedS .Rfes-FOr
the District OF West Tennessees-In the mat
ter Of J. ). shaw, bankrupt-In Bank rupSey.
To the creditors OF is. shaw, Bankrupt
UNAKE notice that a general meeting OF the
Il creditors of said bankrupt Will be held at
the city Of Memphis, In said District, on the
LIST day OF December, AID, 1859. at 10 O'Clock
an, FOR the purpose OF declaring q nrst and
anal dividend.
i also give notice that I have filed my final
accounts "a assignee OF the estate o 4. shaw.
bankrupt. in said court, and thst on the lst
souri, for the settlement OF my said accounts,
and for q discharge from ell liability - as
sfgnee Of said estate. In accordance Win the
provisions of the 18th section OF the act OF
Congress entitled IAN act TO establish a uni
form system Of bankruptcy t~hroughout me
United states = approved March z A5I.
D. WOODBRIDGE, Aaalgnae, etc
EnERsZ, Eev@abes Y, - nss
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N~nn-Rasident Nnfica

IN the Circuit Court of shelby COunty-D.
Bowen and wife, Emma l., ". Paul Kay,
a INTERPRETATION for Division OF Real rs
tate.
IT appearing from afidayit In this cause
/ nat the defendant, Paul O.. Kay, Ea non
resident Of the state OF tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city OF Memphis. Tenn. on the fourth
Monday in January, lS5h, aud plead, answer
or demur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed as 10 HIM and
set for heariHg eEparte and that a copy OF
this order be Published once a week. Tor four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Daily APP
peal. n. L. STEWART, Clerk.
A cOpy-attest:
BY b r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Scruggs s Duncan, Sois. for complainant.
nnG4
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ePurrs nas.- sro Uaespast
RAILROAD MEETING.

ny authority Of the stockholders conyen-
ID tion, held at Aberdeen, Miss, on iith No
YeInber. 1859, ! am Instructed 10 notify the
stockholders IN the Memphis Holly Springs,
Osolona and Selma Railroad ompsh 70
GENDER, 1893, TOR the purpose OF eiecting
Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year, and
be present MINOR 4ER1WETHER,g
no8 ssarstaFy.
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LHh8- * hENION, Secretary.
J.T.SWAYNE. President.
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To the owners OF Heal Estate In Louisiana.
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas
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Choice Home at a Bargain.

RT Ny plaza neal Germantown, Tenn. IS
for sale. IL contains sboct Ninety Acres
about sixty open and In cultivation. TIE oal-
anee In timber; orchards O. esOics fruit- APP
pies, Peaches. Pears, et0- This pace Hunts
on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about
~one-QuaIter OF a mile nom the Depot. a
very oomforta5ls Dwelling Eith al Esess-
Sary out-buiidinss.
The location Is particularly Inviting totne
business men OF the ely am determined
70 sell and feel satisfied Thai The price and
terms can b nads salisfaet0Ey 70 The Rnr.
chaser.
I win q b p~leasurs IN . owing The Slace 70
any who may favor me with = call
noiO l. ". WOODsoS.
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Administrative Sale.

ON MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF NO
~ yember, 1869, | viii proceed to sell, ON
the premises OF the late 2. r.. feytOn, in
shelby county and State Of Tennessee. 10 tue
highest bidder, all the personal effects Of
+. K. Feyt,n, deceased, consisting OF hors's,
mules, cattle, hogs. farming toUlS, Vsgngs,
corn and fodder, ~h0usehulg and kitcf7eh I9rs
nituIs. sele 10 Commence at . O'Clock,
Terms cash. N. \. PEYrUN,
NON Adm,N Of z. II. PeYton. need.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FINAL. SETTT ENENT

i the case of my Administration o. the rs
ate OF Thomas Kimble, deceased, with the
Clerk of our County Court, and will apply al
the next term OF the court TO haLe the sa4aG
allowed AND eGpAsme9 NheA those persons
interested may attend and enter their obJec-
lions, If any they have.
HENRY T. JONES, Admir-.
ET1vnVahnrO TEll nnRV
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lie Seeret Of Raauty hes IN the use Of

The Secret Of Beauty lies 10 the use of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Ronghness, Reaness, B~lotches, Spnburn,
Freckles and Tan disappear where It is ap-
piled, and a beautiful complexion of pure,
satin-lke texture Is obtained. The plainest
features are made to glow with Heslthiul
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is the
thing that produces these effects, aud any
Lady can secure 1t for 70 cents at any Of our
stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair use Lyons
KdtbaIrOu-
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INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. VINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, 81. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was rounded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, DSS. ii Is private and hrst-class in
its ar-rangeinentR and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and Of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
70 taking opium or other stlmulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply to Dr.. J. K~BAUpUY or the SISTER
6FHpERTnR sna2
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nCTi0f.

I WILL apply, atthe December Term Ofopl
J. Shelby county Court, for n c~OpArTeat,an
Of my settle hent as the Administratrix Of
the estate Of the late pr, &enoT. HarTis, de-
oeaaed. All persons Interested nre hereby
notified. lOcSil r.. y. HAREIS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment Notice.

9. A.. Taylor IS. hanson g HOIbro0k.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
~ made in this cause. IN pursuance of sec
ton $40 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and at
tschment having been issued. levied and re-
turned, etc:
It Is therefore ordered, That the said de-
Pendants appear before me, on the LIST day OF
January, 1870, al 10 O'Clock an, and defend
said suit, or the same Will be taken for on
fassed and the case heard exparte: and that a
cOpy Of this order be published once a week,
for fOur successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily Appeal. \ A MOORE, J.P.
For shelby county, Tennessee.
Soruggs K Duncan, Attorneys. nO30
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphls and LlttIe Rock RaIIrnad.

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going W~est-Dsave Hopeheld daily at 500
am.
Coming East-Leave LAnguille at 1850 pm.
FerryBOat leaves foot OF Union st. at q 90 q. m.
b. u. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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On Wednesday, December 10, 1863,

Between the hours OF II O'Clock am. and y
O'Clock IN, at the northeast corner of Union
and Second streets, in the rity of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell st public auction, to the high
est and best hidctr, lOT cash, nee from the
right Of redemption which IS expressly
waived-thc following d. scifbed real estate,
lying iu the county Il shelby, state Of Ten
ness c. and ia the city OF Memphis, tO-wit:
Lot Number fourteen la, IN block sixty
two t62', HS laid down on what was formerly
known rs south Memphis. Tonting nne hum
bred and ton 40 f'tt on the north side OF
between pa Hllel zines w. hundred and for
the Join Rice and the Ramsey grants, Il be-
g The BotauicO M-diral Ollsgc building.
Also, another lnf, helng "a part Of lot mum
Der one az, ia block fQrfY-sIE 20 On the plan
OF South Nen2nts. asf bounded Hs follows;
BEGINNING at a point on south side OF Bead
west nom the iHiers'c fion Of the west eide OF
DeSOtO street with the south side OF Beal
street, an 1 running thence sOuthwardiy. and
perpendleul -riy nom Bral street, one hun
dred and twenty-five (l-5) feet To an alley;
thence wesiwardly and parallel with Bod
street, along said alley one hundred Gnd d1y
iB0l feel; thence north FaFiiy one hundred
aud iTenty-nFrQ2 Ieet to Besl street thence
eastWardly. with Brai street, one hundred
ana any I'D itet TO tie beginning.
l will sell by the lot, or IN parcels to suit
purchasers. The title is deemed good, but l
viii convey only as Trustee
oc0 JNo N. CAHMACK, Trustee.