davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-30

The following grain has been received since
tho above table was made up: 30 carr wheat :
Il cars com; 2 cars oats; car rye. Totl, As
cars, or 16, COO bu- -
Gay, aut1 1iiof. activity La tha grim saArksts,
with general filmnt,4s in pEicea. Receipts
continue very email. and not enough to supply
the demand, 30 that Tho stock in store il
slowly decreasing. Provisions were dull
uighwines were firm, 1t sc sdrance, though
New York was reported weak. The advancs in
corn, and light stocks here, cause holdeEs to
be independent Sales wcrc: 80 brls (carly)
iron-bound at 95c; and 900 bEls do At 9Sc, Tho
market closed at Csc for lots in wood-bound
packages.
Provisions vere dull almost Ifclcsa. Mess
pork was 25G 5Oc lower, tho decision OF the
Committee OF Investigation, to tho effect that
all the pork examined is eligible to ill con-
tracts. having increased tho stock to bo con-
t1ulled by the bull element. There was, also,
auotLcr difficulty; that some Of this pork WAS
aaid to have bccn refused this morning, though
the tender WAS accompanied By copy OF the
decision of tho committee. Lard WAS dull,
aud isc lover. Meats were nominally un-
changed. except shoulders, which sold Ac
lower. The market closed nominal At the fol-
goo; meas ordinary, eas.oo@ 2525: hnd,
lsf4tc: F. T. L Co.'s cadds do 179171xc, dry
salted shoulders, 9i,lc; do rough sides, 12{&1e;
do ehort ribs, 1sil@lSi11c; Cumberfanls, TX
@l21Lzc boxed; sweet picked hams, 1l1Ic !;
Ercaees, 7@11c; tallow, 9ta91l.tc; mess beef,
Etl.50@l2 extra meas beef, Sl3.5O@l4.00; .;
beef hams, s29. .00G90.00. Sales wezo reported
Of 800 brls ness pork at $4,000; 165 brIs do at
Se5.i5; 100 tcs 1n.l (1ast eyening) ut Ike:
"a, 900 tbs shoulders at 3izc; a30 tcs ewcct
picked hams at l4s<c; 81 tcs choice yellow
grease at ~ C delivered; II pkga white do at
lie. brls country tallox at sac; II brls do
at Sc.
Notwithstanding the fact th.. the alvices
from New York wCtc not OF very c:1cou1ag
ing character. an active demand existed for
flour. ard prices ,7cro ir1neE although not
quotallv higher. We note sales Of red winter
extraa at SL15; spring extras ranged al 1915
@4.7s--1.2N brls being on private terms ::
unsound grades at S3.oasa 9.i5 and spring
hupc1tucs ut s3,40. The supply Of tho latter
grades is rather Light, aud the majority Of
holders cannot I'll orders promptly. Rye and
buckwheat -four were dull, and prices
nominal-no sales being reported.
roItcd; Red Winter E1tras-leo brls
;. Indiana at sA-75, Spring Ext1as-10o brla
Zig Loaf at S4.T5 Loo b1ls, brands Civ
en-, on terms not made public, 100 hrls not
FAMED at e4.30; .; 100 brls do at $4.15, 100 brls
do at Sl.00: 100 brls do at S3.S7:5; 900 brls
do at $3.50: 100 hrls do ut 53.15, Tnsound
Spring E1tras-es0 brls not named at S3.75 ;
400 Iris do at s3.1o; go h1ls do at 1866 lo1
b1ls do 1t S3.55; 100 b1ls do at $3.50 100 brls
do ,low) at s3-o5. Spring Supcrfnes-30 hrls
not named At $40. Total, $3.50 brls. The
fr}lnvinr 1xHa tIn rIesinf. amen ri .,riraa.
, 1870-03-30
Dr. Hnsxc1f.

r. seuth c1ats. CSie.se cures tor eh.rso tss
Heis graduate cf the TniFespi'y o! rh1kiptis snI
IL thr u,e"s r4~ rhsrieian In thr city or Ill Chronic
Theory of Nervous and Sexual DiAscs Corsultatioas
FIRE and confidential
, 1870-03-30

bEAHs sAa.I"
Wheat WAS mora sctive, aud strong At
little better than tho average Of ycs,,
tcr,lay's rriccr. New York being quoted
firm, and Liverpool Sd better On Hour,
while the nesr approach OF the end Of
the month stimulated the short interest 70 MY
in. which placc{1 tho market in tho control Of
holders. 4 great many contracts were settled,
and there was more dong in cash lots. with =
coed shipping demand for rejected spring. the
offerings Of which were light No. 2 spring
suld today at less per huthel than No. corn.
reckoning at 151ssc with gold At 1l1st, Tho
market opened at 75laSe. the same as 1t The
clese YESTERDAY, advanced to 75s< and closed
easier at 75t q 75atc- Sales we're repoHeJ Of
1900 bu No. apring at SIC : 800 ba do At sec'
1850 tn do i 7iSc; . 500 bu DO At TAs; I; ;t1
1o,ea0 hu do regular at t5Hlc; 25.0V
ID DO at 15tt.ze: 10000 bu do At !5:4e'
Fl. goo bu do Il IS s..c: 1900 bu do At 53Ac;
400 bu No spring 1t 73e !; 100 bn DO At 1itss: s
1900 bs: do It lie soo ou DO o. q .oa.e ~ se ~
,s,;s.sd ,SS % d. sr.nf II &C. { Isl e b.
3sl1e, a md md as aelisr i S.y !. soa so!;:e
Com WAS strong and srccul.dFely aeaSe. a
&C advance ON old, for which there Vas o9?sA
demand oaztsa,s to III snGs1Is; ,5;nI;rs sS NJ corn
to be the cheapest article on tho mSket,
though higher today than the corresponding
craae Of wheat New York Was higher Lv-
emool T.a also better. bat the latter makes no
difference TO our quotations, as the United
States will have no surplus to expert tins year.
No, corn is wanted by the epeculAdve ele-
mapt, as It is now believed that very Little Of
the new com viii grade ~ No. ?, and those
caught short may have to pay big margin on
settlement No grade WAS quiet. being in Light
supp}v, hut was le better, under 4 good de-
rand. No. opened At 75c for regular, and
eloeed 1t -, @75he So grade opened At
6eN1Oc, and closed At 10@1lc- New WAS nom
iuS at 73@7ic. Sales weso reported Of
800 tu No at 77c s oo0 bu do st &c q, 600
In do At 75isc 10 0ot bu do 1t 755c; 5000 bu
do At 74Lc 400 bu rejected At 75s; !, 900 bu
no Grade at 7oe; 1,2o0' 'bu do At 69l3;c; 500 bu
do # Gac; 100 bu ears at &C; 400 bu do At
&c 1900 bu by sample at ~ io9 bu % 81
;5kc; 400 bn do 1t 75; 400 bn Do II Tic
id hu do 1t 70c. Total, -, ,00obn. No. soil
ut 7l@751ic seller April and T@1sc selle1
Oats were moro active and fn At Jester
dav's prices, the surply being very light. whil
orenea At 81 C for regular lots, and closed .
Stsic, more being paid for ea7 lot y pre,esEe,
houses. Sales were made ot tIO ~ 40. :
tt1ictly fresh, Ut 40ttSci. eco bu dn 4 80!
100 bu do at ACC; 1890 bn Do It 5s>$e; 4,2o
LuEo, : regular It ss11e: u, 500 On DO 4 s sSc
eb b9 rejected Il se,ssc; 400 bu b sample
, 1870-03-30

nt!futa! Fh*sieisn formerly II St Louis, his for
thr last ticc year. trn eeattd IN this civ n No IN
outa Claslss etFurs Of Mun.<, Ch.eaxc. nj, and IL
Ut n much to tAat ac Is Ct the most snces-
tul In city far curing The dis~ ss he sd
srts.tr 70 t-rat send set Ea nu1hly sn,asr.l ah,re
ahd G9fee fe HsAlth tftnnrE all nf tar .exr
alt dr*s. peeuAE to !ttnArs, II yuu thiah lie wit
;c s.,ssEt Is;assl S<ns T., ~ a.siFs. f :! esasc
SunlAye. 9 to ?. Call. ur a.t.rr.s Dir L Bii;E-
LOW, T. U. EuX Isl Chic xsr. III =
, 1870-03-30

Dtacritfs diseAs<s without any information !n, tbs
ca{tnt. AEd e.:sa without t.r ox
treatment al3 aat MA.I.un.t. up .:a.s E.,t.islss
mn h.. SCni fer his "GEfnE To IIt3ALTII
, 1870-03-30
SCALES.
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
WINTER -aRRANGENENT

7t.st II
e''i' Da5s ! sfs;si Sri:h t>Sstt4' Sst4s l'>E
lusi: ~ Linz. Dss-..-..-.l Jug .s=:s
KH Tr.th t1rr IL Is =. Mt. .3G5r m-
i. .E iei Isai s;si: s,s1 s.ti i: :. m m
bi1tn ,t5s - r. LIZ a n
Etr+,~n:s and punlci.h pa,-..... st0aE- .:n.m
Meit":t .Elsin Fo1 K,s. mi ~ ~
Il; ss.,: II Lid ID iisis r:;:;n:ri. N WI: Il d
l1ulasd Aeeen!@a4a me L ] s:1o = u s-1 IL
p:.or-corne1 canai ~ K.a1,e-ts.
.1.hf ia4s Iii! ss5s:.f csaas. Eysn:sS1 ~ IL ~ n
~. ft.- Fa.- -Lerr.......:". :.. j. u .;Ir. =
- 'ha p1,~ T.. nsrE Is ?. n sa 1 = NJ
W.Hfis IN a-ensrr........-: 9ly :. N. .;MA n
H" s.sss sssts sa s;-i:sE %.aisEs @ VII ,t
DEror-CorEer Canal api Kiaae streets.
s. @ Psui y Expts-s. =! - :sr = n
ase,s@ H.1e, liz atrea:d;,on:: ssy IL u u.
GE5 Ssis5si.lsf E pGStsF tnssl q
P.s7Aawoon. General riefe, AerLt
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
ESsoS DEror-Fnet q Like stsevt
Sass Es III. : :s$s s
% Sturdy Ii. l;ia viii
Hydt. PA I'd q oak Y NJ :E :;is N n
3 j; !; ;::; : :E;;; E:;: {
F., R.x : NJ 8 n
scEi NlsHi5zs Si5ss;'
DrFoas 4isEes 6st: s. " sssss ssssa e
s1ss.:i $. is:f K39is';: - = l5sss 7
N'eA. nfssa 1SD Gu Z lisz -" ~
S;:h1 RI EIsr;;s3ya q n n .:sp =
r.o SlcM1EAs cEMAI RsmRoAn; ;s:.
:; ssas' & csS.ss esve and s.irs 1t
Il: esi:si5s Eir1,:s iasi;. ;:Ee.@ Z
NJ, e a:cs.ssaSa: :isap n q
cNcESAa AND lor1stulE
s:ysIfl ns,y E1f;i;s::.:.:::: ~ T. n
s:::S|s& SEN5zfS ;Esiit H.
CHICAGO. EEn11se7ox e oEscY RAILROAD
k.l ess?se saf 9 !. N
k'1ef.iee ks.s1.e ia aiE;d1s xe: .-''- s"1' r.
x:ss;Ss 5sss e :: = :;5sss@
M4s:.de kEssai "a Hlu:l.is &c:
~ p H. b:Elp
Ese1i saaes5 ;EIcer; sssa.Isys n .Eicept aao- n
azI. - '@'-s>
PITTSBURGH FORT wsTsE w CHICAGO RAIL
NAl. Il H. IN. S:15 N.
D5S Sf1t.lee---....-......-.... ta0 T. m. S:D \ N
I;tite ;tti i.,ss CIR
Salsa1ajso sa aeeeaaod::ica:. Is s@. 's:S s:Sa n
CHICAGO. ALTON 1 st. LOUIS RAILROAD.
J;ft M 1sss ss:ao;:sdon.::.:::: IL -. IN Z
fE1er7t ssturda!, Whsa j: suns q Bloomington .aiS.
thtrr eornsSt:nR with TRIMS On the Jacksonville d.
r1Aioc-
CHICAGO. DASvn1E / v1'cESsEs RAIL
Wi siie. Feieht 5aer s;G, C. 81 {. CT oa:es.. oa:.
Cont. Halsted and Esszuntts-
III sen7taGo. Go Roes lz1ASD krAcn1cR RAILROAD,
I5Ie. os sen ssap ses9a aGd f.sh shesansn 5seet
etssS ksasS sisAs rs i 8 n % n 4
f.sn ~ sfaas ps.SP staf 81 II Z +, q
oEaha. III D' 's'''ss S''''0<a 10 Council hls'' aa'
" C1SCESNATI AiR nSE 's II IL
NaEsrKE t7s pkPSSTCoEot1 Canal and kinzie stsccta
AID Dearborn ssre. Ia
TEE CINCINNATI A1HLNE
GGsEs!nnatf E1pfts-.-------..- ~ In- So N.
Ginsianaa SI*hs EIrrss.....t :Spa. .s5 e e
Iaaaizt Ac:smnoaaaoa...:.. sSs ALAN.
Scsthrvts,c:u fasse:ssc. 1etns
E11aod
, 1870-03-30

ls South C1askst. tr~asa all F.vasr and Sexa., r,x
tas .Ea snev:s I+T1nsntnt cnrss in ir vlE.I.ut
tuftf1ns fHn S<u.iral Weakness NcIv,us DhilitT Or
sSphnue .e.TnNna u Any kind. al.ou1 ra1I csry ana
eASr S,c tEEtEink AZ. etisuse All f.1,Als Dlsra ~
ana D!fHcnlties tlratrh with tafctI and alee,s Ills
euttAiiGp Tx.
, 1870-03-30
COMMERCIAL

.-. TUESDAY ErES1H1, March %.
The following table shows tho receipts and
shipments Of produce q! this point during tho
past txcuty-tour hours:
, 1870-03-30
Private Consultations

DR.. l. SANGER, n LaSsaiINst Pti4e iestuTv Nd
ho.k t"r thc AaTi,sl. esas., Erraals Fs1a evEt.a
tuerc.a,llv ssrs:.,l :. Ai.r. SERviSE rI1IS-Aun,
rslr~ for Victims nf t~l AHtet.la ly mail Encluez
stA1nr and alit.rrse r. ~ R,x 81. E1iexto- =
, 1870-03-30

WOOL-Hccciveu 9,o1a rs; shipped, 31.1a0 ns.
This market remains III the sanle condition pre-
viousy nutl... The volume Of business trnnsaeted
TINT the supply OF choice descriptions ia light prices
are firmly supported: Tub, extra clean. 5ova5sc;
Tub, Gommon ..@sec; fleece, X, good condi-
heavy, asa&oc fleece, \, good condition,
light: 4st:.ae: neecs, y. ha.i con.inon. heavy, cav,
$50 &c; fleece, medium. bad condition, heavy,
3aSssc; fleece, roarse, light and clean, i3cs45c ;;
fleece, coasse, light and tinfy, 4ha5ec: feecc. un
WISHED, nne, 4HlHc; 6eect, unwashed, coarse,
3N39 399c -
RAILROAD FRE1HHTS-Rates 70 the points
named rttDA!u firm, Id follows:
, 1870-03-30

William Smith, Of Cincinnati. telegraphed 70.
day his footinEs Of the total Western packing
OF hogs, - fot]ows: "TotA number Of hogs
packed this season, 1915 ,262 head: Average
Ms Tho returns Of last year were Is follows:
Total number Of hogs packed, z, ,A99, 1888 head:
a1sc51go net weight, 2ocA lbs; ave1age yield OF
The following were the amounts Of grain in
at corresropfljnr intaa. 80 s ~1
, 1870-03-30
Private Matters.

Private MN1fcrs.
F. .. CLARKE. II. D., the Regular Old Estab1.hcd
pE. Clarke. IL Sorth C1a-kst {rear Monrpe},
cOSF1DENTIALLY CONSULTED.
II EttnaIc Till. uyt4h naie) sla, Per boz by .aaJ-
sf s<a4 two stAtrs for Married Secret
n Al>o. two for Book Gu S-EAt,s+
A44trs1 Letters Dr. F. D. CLARKE IL s7.th fJ.,&.
Tk;,,ro
, 1870-03-30

BEEF cXiTIEThe rsce.pts Of ,ecvss FIR ~;
week. up to this evening, aggregate q,sss hcsa.
aSailst go hyah for the same pct1od Iast sseE
and SsSs htaa q toF tae eor1esrentline period Inst
/. teh., and the quality or he stocE msSkeiei IN
usual! nne, induced ycE} nrm feeling % the
paE1 q holaeIs, aad: With laEee number of ship
cientJ active to enable kelefs u Keep prices well
ur TO those current on the closing days OF last
week though al attempts at estahllshing any con-
siderable advance were unsuccessful This was
the condition q things up to about nlldaJ, when
ne East were ID adverse 70 the Interests Of ship
anu lower, wni1e fro1n other points ady1ces w.7c
quite Il gloomy, y tnst although the great huR
day, the feeling developed toward thr dose Wa M
ase as o. III a:y lsst eoSsps W. YOU'D Il
sss cSs nesa sa i1fs'S f ,na n n sSs sa'ss
point to q farther - Drop Should to-mo:rpw.s
receipts be light, the decline may be deferred. hut
that II Will COME, and during the present week,
,lealers at the close Of t-aic this sas esen.
Ing. Sales were effected al ranS.
Of &4.eN.A.5 for inferior to common mixed
iuisz including to!E cows scrubby sseers light thin
hclfers, saEs, bulls, atti rough hnny oxen, 1G0a
as fur common 10 good butchers stock, such en-
bractnR fAlr 70 extra cowH, aud common to fair
1rshy steers: tt.0Ws $50 for meuul 10 gooh ship
ping heeEes Of from i05d to ,a0y hs average; $6
tSi.a5 for good to choice smooth shipping steers
a1ceng1ng from 800 to 1850 rs, an at ss.5o1.s
for extra steers aseraing from l,aoo to 400 hs.
sales Of The fny Nerr, 81 head averaging 1,Se5 rs
fed by G. II. rTichard, hear Dts MONIES, Iowa, at
$40; and as head averaging 1855 ns, fed BY
George Baker, At RnIo, Nebraska, nj silly. Tns
following were the
eLoscsa PRICES. .....
Choice . Ksrse Hsrses~Fne, s.fsns III. wcii:ior:
U year old shers, Ind averaging
from $50 70 go Us. 7.o0a1.ss
, 1870-03-30
&ALAQAAL STIh1S
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

IrESpAr ErxHrSG. March n
shipnlcua VI 1iEe stock during the week up 70 this
, 1870-03-30
COUNTY COURT.
THE POLICE COURTS.

ccAEpIASsItIF-
Encenc Hcncnn WAS appointed guardian ~
lHn,r,t licnrtn and other oi bis minor children,
tinker kUslti OF {12OOQ
, 1870-03-30
CIRCrIIT COunT.

EACTE rAEE CGSpENSiT1OSS.
Snt,th Park Commissioners :. Levi y. Boone ct
ais Fctttinn rltsl f,r the condemnation Of Part Of
l. south half Of the southeast quarter OF section
10, p. y. Il, H.
The same Y. Charles H. Muften ct ais Petition
alx,vc affecting Land commencing Ut ine snutli-
Gas: s1,r1rr Of the cast half nf the north half ~
Eurt half If southeast quarter OF Scctian IL, d.
1hchce nrrth 80 feet TO the northeast corner OF
sail southeast quarter, thence west les fect thence
A,t{tI $50 feet to the south llnc u the west half
shrnct lGi fret, TO The place Of beginning.
The sasnc v John s Wallace 1t ala Petition as
above, affecting properly cnmMcrr!n. at the
stAta'. cst!r pf The west aif NJ ttr north half
nf tir northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
VI S41:n TO- - ihenre nor:h G6O feet to the quar-
t'r stake OIL The nn11h side o! sa section thence
vert ifa f.rt thence south parallel with the cast
tttT ~ said quarter s44lnn G61 feet ~ this south
lire ot sail nrtl hal. Of the nurthtast quarter OF
lls northwest quarter nf said EtriLon, thence east
1t3 fret 70 the ,'lacc " tN.gtu,itng.
TKEAcn OF WARRANTED ...-
MAtf Iark1n It al r. sst.0rxe llarllng anil II. II.
Wfah- Il Is sought tn rt,rovrE fur all alleged
lin ar ~ wart4t,ttt oI tile u the southwest urar
1rr u SECTION ., north raugc west.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE

No. E86, N. r. D.-Chancery Court Of Mem
phis-E. L. Beleher, Adm'r,-James Wick
ersham VS.. d. Wiekersham et al, the heir
and creditors OF James WiekeTsham, de-
ceased.
ID Y virtue OF decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause, on the 2Sth day OF March.
1870, we. the undersigned, were appointed
Special Commissioner of said court to sell
az public or private sale the Real Estate Of the
late James Wiekersham, described In the
decree, for the purpose Of satisfying the said
deeres and the debts allowed therein; W.
viii therefore offer, at private sale, the fol-
lowing property, to-wft:
No. 1.
Lot rs feet front north side Court street.
Memphis, Tenn, and east of Bayou GayOso.
by a depth of $50 feet TO an alley. and now
occupied as n cotton warehouse by Messrg.
Carroll, Walker q Co.
Lot 90 feet front on north side Court straat
and extending about $50 feet back 10 a 'front.'
age on Charleston avenue.
Nos.
An undivided half Interest in a Our-acra
lot on old Raleigh road, bein the eastern
half Of country lot No. so.
A tract adjoining last described, ana being
part OF country lot No. 5S and fronting an
Nj. and Louisville Railroad, near Old Raleigh
road.
A lot extending from country lot No. $50
along east side Of Bayou Gayoso to NJ. and
No.
A beautiful tract OF about q acres Iapg
fronting NJ. and G. R. r. al or near Bray's
Station, q miles east On Memphis.
No
Lot 60 feet on ThEd street by depth Of 10
feet; four-stOry bHz and known as " Ii
brary Building"
No.
A tract OF i8 cPs land. Tennessee eide.
and opposite Island No. 20, known as the
=" Giles" place.
No.
Lot 80 by 80 hee4 northeast corner Jefferson
and Third stReeE, Memphis; four-story brick
and known as the " POstO1ice Building"
No. 10.
Lot 90 by 1851, n next adjoining and east
OF a." Postofhce Building" and known as the
." New Memphis Theater
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, aud the
balance with deferred payments not extend-
ing beyond two years from date OF sale. with
lien on the property sold TO secure said de-
ferred payments.
Further notice viii be given in case of pub
NC sale. W. B. DONOHO,
LEVI JOY.
II. ID. BULKLEY.
Firm of DOnohe, Joy & Co., corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis),
Special Commissioners.
beeeher q Belcher, SOllclbors- apH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
ALLCocK,S POROUS pIAsTERs

Step by step this commodity has attained
its unprecedented fame. They are uniyer-
sally approved. They support, strengthen
and aid the growth of muscles. They appear
TO have a peculiar effect upon the nerves., al
laying Irritability, Will supplying warmth.
They seem TO electricity, and aid
the circulation Of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of tue Porous Plasters to
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
terially reduced the paralysis. In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster was applied she was as help
less as a baby. We refer to Mrs. Sally Elliott,
Springfield, Mass.
Sold by druggists, Agency, Brandreth
House. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
Monday, May I6. 1870.

tate, to-wtE:
A certain lot or parcel or land lying and
being in the county OF Shelby and state 81
tennessee and in the city of Memphis: Be-
ginning at a stake on the east side Of Jones
avenue 400 feet from Fishers southern line;
thence southwardly with said avenue so feet
70 q stake; thence eastwardIy and parallel
with said Fishers southern line lO feet 10 a
stake; thence northwardly so feet TO a take;
Inehce WestwardJy and parallel with said
Fishers southern line 10 feet TO the hegin.
nlng-bame property nveyed to T. W.
Newman, by deed OF Christian Preuss Iur,e
q, 1865, and registered in the Register's once
and IS.
Terms Of sale-On a credit OF SIX months
from thesday OF sale, note with security
purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred,
-
Also, at the same time and place, a lease
hold on the following property:
Lying and being in the county of Shelby
and State OF Tennessee, and in the city Of
Memphis being part Of country lot No. 499.
B~egtnHing at a stake I5 feet southwardly-
the same being the southwest corner OF a
certain lease owned by Michael Fouhv-
thence ~eastwardly and parallel with Popiar
street 80 feet, more or less, to Yates eastern
line OF said country lot; thence southwardIy
with Yates eastern line . feet to a stake.
thence westWardly and parallel with Poplar
street 80 feet, more orless. to the North Mem
phis Market lot TO a AXE; thence north
wardly with said Market lot 25 feet To the
oeginning[said lsasehold expiring on the
Sth day of Jnne, 1905.
Also, a certain leasehold on a certain lot or
parcel OF ground, in said county and State.
Beginning at the southwest corner OF the lot
of ground leased by John Post to f. W. New
man on the 9TH October, 1853; running thence
south with the eastern BOUNDARY of North or
Poplar Street Market Square 30 feet; thence
eastWardly and parallel with Poplar street So
feet, more or less, TO Yates eastern line 10
feet said southeast corner:
thence westwardly with Newman's south
boundary 50 feet, more or less, to the begin
n1ng-said lease expiring ON 8th June, 1853.
Terms of S~ale-One-half cash, balance in
six months, notes With seeurity taken, and
Lien retained till paynAO OF the purchase
money.
apis A. ASTON, C. and NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby county. Tenn
8. II. Burton & Co. VS.. Geo. W. Scott.
A WRIT of attachment having been sued
n out under Section 1856 of the Code often.
nessee, against the estate of the defendant
Geo. w. Scott, and returned levied ON per-
n property in such case, and afidayft
having bepn made that the defendant is in
dehted TO plaintiff in the sum of g., by ac-
count.
1t is therefore ordered that the said defend.
ant Geo. w. Scott make his personal appear-
ance before the Judge Of the Circuit Court, al
aterm Ofsaid COURT TO he held for Shelby cOun-
" AZ the courthouse in the city of Memphis,
ON the fourth Monday in May next,and defend
said attachment suit, within the time pre-
ser1bed by law, or the same will be. proceeded
WIN exParte, and that this notice be pub
lished in the Memphis Appeal. once a week
Tor four consecutive weeks. April y, 1870.
M. d. L.. STEWART, Clerk.
BY b. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson q Beard. attorneys for Diff. ap23
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
~ATTAcHMENr NOTICE

George A Eckerly VS.. ]. @. Matters and -
Buckhart, partners IN trade under firm
name and style 81 Walters 81 Buckhart. OF
Prospect Blgf, Arkansas.
DEEclkE JAMEA HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for shelby county, af1dayi having been
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied, etc:
II Is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily APPEAL. n
newspaper published in the city OF Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
appear before me at my Office, city Of Mem
phis, in the Hth Civil District OF said count
on the Sd day Of May, 1870, at 10 o'clock am
and make defense TO said suit against them,
or It will be proceeded with ca pGrte.
JAMES HALL,
mh3O Justice Peace for shelby county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
Libel No. 427.

United States of America. District Court nj
United States, District Of West Tenuessea.
Shenley q McNeely vs.. Two Shaffs. efe-
w MoNeeiy nave fled 3 Libel AGAINST
the following property, t0-wit: Two shafts
n two pitmans. formerly part OF fhe
steamboat = l. PRtricK," alleging. among
other things, that the same has been seized
by the United States Marshal fer the District
Of West Tennessee for the : ses in said
libel mentioned, and praying usual Dro-
cess and mOnttion Of the cor -nxaat behalf
NoW,t therefore, in pursue - of the process
OF said court, 70 me directed, I do hereby i've
public warning and notice 70 all persons 6av-
tngo OF pretending to have any Interest IN said
property so seized, that they be and apDeer
before SAID court at the city of Memphis. On
the fourth Monday in May, 1S70. at 10 ofcloeE-
In the q Of That day, and intervene
for their interest therein, otherwise said prom
erty al be condemned according % ne
ray of said libel.
This 9Th day OF May, 1870.
nays L. & EATON. J.. 8. Marshal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09
Nom Resident Notice.

No. 1884, N. Rim the Chancery Court of
Memphis, Tennessee.-B. J. Semmes & Co.
VS.. X. W. Dunn ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendants ]. W. Megfbben and
I. ]. Megibben are residents of Kentucky
and non-residents of the State of Tennessee:
the city of Memphis. Tennessee, within the
nrst three day. of the mex term of said
Court, commencing on the second Monday
in Mag, 1870, and plead, answer or demur to
c~omplainants bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
eX parte, n that a copy of his order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~Copy-Attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood, Micou q FOlkes, SOls. for COM
ainant. apIB W