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TRADE.

Trade ia the general market was
quiet and steady, with a fair move
ment during the morning in grain and
produce. Provisions are steady, with
prices firm. The orders on the market
for plantation supplies are filled
with q small margin under Western
prices. The stocks on hand Of flour,
grain, provisions and produce are
equal To the demand. The leading
firms are anticipating a brisk trade in
this line; and, in consequence, are re-
plenishing their stocks. The reports
rom the bends and the country, az re
cards the crops, are encouraging; and
mn erOps OF cotton are looked for ia
this State, Mississippi and Arkansas
The rains for the past week have be q
quite heavy, but in most localities the
stands OF cotton have got the advan
tage Of grass; the planters are buoy
ant and seem sanguine OF making
GOOD crops, not Withstanding the diff
8culties they have undergone in the
sDriug, The stands will be latethis year
but with g favorable fall a the
croDs will come out all right in the
and. Corn was steady, with receipts
ner river of 1890 sacks. The market
was not very active, though levee
holders we're anxious TO sell mot wish
no to store1. We learned OF the fol-
loSring sales: l79 sacks choice white
on Inc Ieyee at 72c, 60 sacks choice
white at 72c, $50 mixed at 7lkc, $50
seeks of choice white on the levee at
7I3c. $50 sacks do at 72c, and another
lot af mixed. in new gunnieS, at Ii3c
on the Ievee. In store small orders
were being filed Of choice white at 70
7 The stock on hand was suh-
Gent to supply the demand. Cornmeal
was scarce, with an actIVe deHiahu
and light receipts. We note one sale
on the levee Of 100 barrels fresh ground
at 50 50; in store holders were holding
firm, at 50 65s3 70 per barrel; ia mills
at 50 SOa3 So. Oats were quiet and
steady, with lair receipts. sales on
the levee were made at 634a64ic, and
held in store by dealers at 66a70c.
Flour continues dull and heavy, with.
prices nominal, aud light transactions.
Prices ruled as follows: Low grades,
S4a5 30: Xxx, So 25a6 so; choice family,
~ 25a8'25. Bran was in light request,
with a full stock on hand, selling at
sI8a2O Der ton on the levee. Hay re-
mains firm and steady, with q fair
local trade doing. Holders were ask
inc S2la25 per for choice timothy, and
S1Ss20 for inferior. Sugars were firm,
with prices steady, and q fair local
trade doing. Receipts are about equal
Id the demand, with sales of small lots
to an orders at, IIal3e fog Louisiana,
which is in good request; coffee sugar,
l8sal4c; B, clarified, lStalS3c; extra,
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Nan-Resident NOgice.

No. SS, o A. and ]. BnL-In the FIRST Chan-
cely Court Of shelby county, stale OF Ten
nessee.-Aeredith Yates, complainant VS.
Fhe County Of Shelby, Tit City o. Mem
mis-. and T. +. Brown, surviving partner OF
nrm OF I. E Brown Co, defendants;
OR motion Of complainant, by his solicitor,
~ It appearing rom the allegations OF thu
said bill, which Is sworn To- that the said
Parker c. Evan and Re. Brown are a n
residents OF the State OF Tennessee thaE said
EVAN resides In Clarendon, Monroe county,
ARKANSAS; that said Brown resides in Des-
MONIES, Iowa; that on a 18th day Of June.
hi, q writ o. attachment was issued in the
above cause, and the SAM has been returned
levied on al the interest Of said Evan IN
that part Of country lot NO. 4S9, IN said
Shelby county sataats1 on Adams street, IN
said city OF Memphis, the satne being the
parcel of and purchased by said EVAN OF
John A. Anderson, trustee, etc, by deco re-
corded in Registers once or said shelby
county, In Book No. 20, pages ~, st seor, and
more particularly described IN said Dill, 70
secure the complainant in about lhe sum OF
S47H 70, less 8 credit OF about 500 paid on
Silegedin said bill, Is u and owing % eonl-
plainant, or to complainant aud sala 5tass
OF Tennessee, ssid county o. s1s1oy1 SSto
spectiye1y, 3 set forth In SAID Dbl q anu w
the unpaid krOund rents, state D county
and corporation Z aeoSS 6Sl ~, ~
and owinq BY said EVAN. as sssignee OF said
land, the same being q part Of ne land de-
missed by W1HlAsn Aesss
Tarroll BY his demise Of June 4 lSS and re-
oe1s5 thereof OF July z Is recorded rs
soac fvelT IN Registers ONCE tsaid she1oy
conIsv- % Book No pages and ~
RooR no, a. pp. lS4, st seqr., a. teame 70
aid EVAN by mesne assignments, - SET
forfh ~. said biu. and tina said sum Of money
ii 4 Hen on said Evans said Land TIL PAID
1t - therefore ordered BY me- as SlefA
and Master Of sid Chaneery Souras
re- Said Parker q EWhn and 4.
Il RroWn- make their appsaFencs hare
in, af the Court Honses Ia ans CITY Of
Wsmnhfs Tahnesaee, on ( before the drst
Won3ev IN Iurust next and plead, answer
A demnr TO Tcomplainantas said bill or TIE
same will betaken for oonfessea and set Tor
Ieearinq sxparks ~ to thens and that q eopS
~ r6fs ordeH be published once 3 week, for
fonr successfys weeks, il ths Memphis APP
nal. This the 18th day of June, ndh
EbNUED A COLE, Clerk And Master.
Rv r j, BLACK. D. Q. q n.
N. n. Edwards, soL Tor e0mPlt Jel7 sat
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PETITIONS OR tHC0EP0aATI0A
Pstltlon FOL Incorporatlqn OId EoIks.

No. I6.-In. the Second Cbancery Court of
Shelby county, Tenn.-PetitiOn for IncOr-
. poratiOn.-C. d. Mclean, Michael Aagev.
ney, John p. Trezevant, MI. L. Stewart,
L.. J. Dupre, Eugene MRgeVney, +. w. ROys-
ter, r. W! smith, j! M. Patrick, TIlman
Bettis, John Siratton, O.. W. Winchester,
W. I. Avery. y d. Lamb.
A Ii persons are hereby notih d to appear
IA before the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn, on or before the first
honda in October, 1871, and show cause, il
any they have or know of. why letters of in
corporation Should not issue to the peti.
tiOners herein, by the name of the '' Old
Folks" with the powers and privileges of q
corporate body, the object OF the Association
being to create and preserve q history OF
men and events of a local character, to pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate of the AS
sOciatiOu, to honor the memOrJ OF good men,
worth among the citizens of the city OF Mem
phis and county Of shelby; the capital stock
of the " Old Folks" not 10 exceed s2gO,000, to
be created and held Rnd transferred as may
be Drovidedb by the By laws and Constitution
of the Association, and may consist OF
money stocks, bonds, books or real estate, or
either or all OF these; SAID Association to
have a common seal and be suthOrized to
transfer or convey. buy Or sell, lease and re-
lease real OF personal property; It's business
TO be lone by q board OF ten managers or
a corporate body maj sne and be sued, L
have ali powers ineadent to its purposes, as
provided Dy the act Of Assembly, chaoteT 81,
passed JANUARY Is, io7I, n approved an
uary 90, lS7lt This July 4, 1911.
". NJ. ID. Il STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By GEO. Deputy o. and NJ.
Geo. W. Winchester, Sol. Tor compl'ts. jy6
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ATTACHMENT NOTICES
Attachment Notice.

No. 1920, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-JOhn DeYOtO
VS.. = ndrew BOItO.
IN this cause al tRchme having been
sued ont by JODn Devote against the de.
PENDANT, Andrew BOttO, on the gIOund that
toe said efendG is a non-residen Of the
state of Tennessee, and that he is Justly In
dsbted 70 the plaintiff twenty-five hundred
dollars for damsges eausedt 70 the said plant
n by an sttaehm emit sued out OF the Cnan-
Gerry Court by l.. Rocco, on the 26sh Septem-
said John DeVOto, in which cause the said
AndreW BOgtO was security upOn the attach
ment bond OF The said l. kQeeoi and am.
daVit having been made accordingly and
bond given, and said attachment having
been, on the 10th May, 1871, levied UPON GER
tain zeal estate as the property of the said
defendant, situate In Shelby county, Fennes-
see, there being no personal property upon
which to levy the Fame, and having been
daly eturned into this court by the Shertti
of ShetDy county
II is therefore ordered, That said de-
fendant, Andrew BOtto, make his APP
Dearance herein, before the Judge OF the
Second Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
Tennessee, at the court house In the
CITY OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the
third Monday in September next, and
defend said attachment Iuit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exyarie, II that q copy Of this
order be pu bIlshed once . week, for tour con-
secutiVe weeks, in the Memphis Appeal, q
newspaper published in Memphis, Tenn
Done at ONCE, this The 5th day Of July, lS7l.
p. ID. BOYLE, CLERK.
Nv w, LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
Beeeher & Beleher, Attorneys Tor Pitts.
AuAfhn - H..-..a+ N-AN n A."
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40. Se4.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
= Shelby COUNT ~Tenn.-Johu Trent. admir-
of George Mossburg. decd, who SUES to use,
etc, VS.. j. saint, Thomas Saint, Newton
Saint, N uioa Saint, Polly Saint, W. J.
saint, EnsI ley Saint, EugenbS Saint, Rem bert
Saint, savannah Saint and her husband,
James { amt, and others:
At appearing from bill, duly sworn 10 in
L this cause, that the defendants, w. j.
Saint, Ensley Saint, Eugene Saint, Rembsrt
Saint, Savannah Saint and her husband, Jas.
Saint, Malissa AmoBett and James Amonett,
are non residents of the. state of Tennessee;
and that the residence OF the heirs
of Samuel B. Lee, decd, mt the unknown
heirs OF GeUrge Mossburg, decd, both OF
whum died tntestate, having an Interest in
ten tlUl acres of land in Shelby county, near
Memphis, Tennessee. of N. Long grant, can
be ascertRinedi although dhigent search
hss Ueen made: H-
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the court-house
OF the Second Chanoery Court of Shelby
county, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the drst Monday In August, IH7l,
and plead, answer or denuT TO complain.
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for con
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing I parte
and that q copy OF this order be published
once a week for foul successive weeks IN
the Memphis APPEAL. This june 40, 1871.
A ~cOpy-attest:
Nh. L. STEWART. Clerk ana Master.
J. A. Taylor, L. B. McEsTlsrd Soils. for COM
~nIaFuan& -HlO-a 'eSl we'd
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~ATrAcHmEMT NnTIcE-

In the Cireuit Court OF Shelby Comfy, at
BARTLETT. n.-Sparrel Hill, admtDistra-
tor of N. r. Hill surviving partners Of Smith
"a & Hill q arm composed OF MI HAi ana
IN this cause an aehm having been
sued out under section $50 9th Code and
returned INTO Court, levied upon the follow
ING property. tO-Wit: On q portion OF the fol-
IoWfng tract OF land, as the property OF the
delendanL IL, Shslby county Tennessee, be-
GINNING At aatake IN b new state hi road,
On Ioh1 Rfcs's south line OF sou acres, at the
Southeast corner OF q ten acre lot, sold to Jan
u, Harkieroad, N. SQo K, 81 links from a white
oak marked L; thence NJ So y with Rice's
Iine. 2 chains and IS inks TO q stake on said
Rtce'g line: thence N. 10 w, 80 chains and 80
inns to q stake in the old State line road;
thence s. 8o W., Il chains n . links;
thence S. IL E., y chains and 30 links to the
FasfWardIy to the northeast Orn5r Of said
fen acre lot; thence southwardty to the pc
Ginning. Ia all about Az aoreE All OF the
above tract Is levied on except the west Dor
ton thereof containing !! l4-l0 acres, con-
thers, ON the 10th day of February, 1856, OF
defendant, and fndayit having been made
that the Is Indebted to plaintiff IN
the sum Of $50, by open account for services
rendered as attorneys for anu
that the Is q nonresident Oh the
State OF tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered, That he make MS
personal appearance herein before me 5uaee
Of the Bartlett Circuit Court OF Snsioy Coon
", 1T the Geart-House In the Town u BAL
lett. on the second Monday in august next
aud defend said attachment suit NlthAR Ie
time prescribed by law or tns same I'll De
proceeded with exparte, and Sn4 copy OF
ffis order be published onee-a Week. nor 1oor
consecutive weeks IN MeMPAB APgSai
JOHN McBROOKB, Clerk.
stephenH 8 Stephens atty for pLa1nanh.
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CITY ORDINANCES
CITY ORDINANCE

Be Il ordained on he Mayor and General COul-
ell Of lhe GIG OF Memphis, Thai g tax OF
Twenty-Five Dollars per n Onih, payable
monthly Ia advance, shall be assessed and
collected OF each and every person VhO shall,
within the limits o. the city, vend, sell, bar
ter or exchange fresh meats in less qUantt-
ties than the quarter, unless the same Is dis
posed OF st the regular market-hOuSes estGb-
Ilshed By the city, OF IS disposed Of on the
wharf To- steamboats, or water crafts, only
under licenses granted by the city.
Sec. 2. The said tax shall be collected by the
Tax Collector as other taXFs ere collected,
but 10 license snail be granted the said per-
| sons to carry on business, and nothing herein
same.
Gee. g. The persons who pay the lax levied
by the FIRST section Of this act shall not be
liable to arrest or punished for violating any
ordinance prohibiting the sale of resh
meats elsewhere than in the market-hOuses
established by the city.
Sec. Z. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage, and all ordinances in
consistent With 1t are HEREBY repealed.
Pass ed first reading by Council, Aprii5, 1871
referred to Ordinance COMMITTEES OF Board
/ Of Aldermen, April 8, III.
" Your COMMITTEE On Ordinances beg leave
TO report favOrably and recommend ats adop-
ton"
Report adopted by Board OF Aldermen,
May 3. ISL Several amendments were of
fered 10 the Ordinance, all of which were
Icid on the table; when the Ordinance was
read a second time, n passed finally by tie
Council, Maya, 1871.
Approved May 5, ISL
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: l.. Z. City Register. lty7
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Petition for Bar LIbrarY Association.

No. 278.-Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee. Petition for Bar
Library Association,-E 3. Hammond, ".
p. Wilson, David a. POstOn, ]. A. Taylor
John E.. = Rrris, ThOs. B. Turley, Geo. X
Phelsn, John somervell, A. ID. stephens,
w. W. Mcdowell, 6. II. Wyatt, SIR Gam.
mon, Chas. NJ. Stephens, r. Dudley Fraser
]. b. Woodward :. p. Walker, ID. Z. Myers
]. N. Harris, u. W. Miller, 4. g.. Mcdowell
w, K. PostOn. q. r. Bullock, Geo. Gillian,
ID. M. Scales, Geo. 7. Dsshtel, Ia Lehman
a. L. sWirgley, W. A. Collier, W. strong
and Henry f. Dix.
A LII persons are hereby notified 70 appear
AbefOTe the second ChRncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, on or before the nrsi
Monday in August, 1871, and show cause, 1
any they have or INC of why letters OF in.
corporation should not issue to the petition
ers herein, by the name OF the Memphis Ban
Library Association, with the powers and
privileges OF a corporate body for the pura
pose OF scouting to themselves and to theii
use a Law Library, 70 be kept ia the city Oi
Memphis, in said county, with q capita
stock OF = doiIsrs, 10 be divided ihto-sbares
OF - dollars each, and with power to or.
ganize, elect officers and make bylaws
when shares of said capital stock shall
have been subscribed, as provided by the
act of Assembly, chapter 81, passed January
q, 1871, and approved January SC, 1871.
"A June "A, 1871.
MD. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Ma1lery, Deputy Clerk and Master,
H. II. Dix and Humea& Posten, tsoh ,xal8A
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HOTICE 10 nOs-REsDEsTs.
Aan-RssIdant Natlea.

No. 2S2-ln ths Second Chanesry Court Of
Shelby COunty, Tennessee Thomas ~ Pot
ter, Luey a CTandall, E. 4.C.
Bennett and q. ". BENNETT VS.. Elisha AL
len, VIM. Ii. Thompson, Ruel HOugh, sank
Of tennessee, s. Watson, Trustee, etc, a G
Ferguson, n, q. Dent, T. Fopp and vi
vance.
IT appearing nom the bill, which is 7 DrH
Il 20 IN this cause, that the defend It's
Elisha AIlen and VIM H.ThOcopsan aret 81
dents OF st. Louis, Mo-, and thai kuei HQ-sh
is a resident Of Boston, Mass, and that >
-arenOn residents OF the State Of Teuness &c
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk Snd
Master, That the said Allen, Thompson and
Hough make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of The second ChsD-
Gerry Court, IN the city OF Mem
phfs, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in August, lS7l, and plead, answer
or demur TO c~Omplainant's oil, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them,
and set for hearing exparte, and that q copy
of this order be published once a week 1o7
four successive weeks in the AemPhtB hP-
peal. This 18th June, ISL
81. d. L STEWART, Clerk snd Master.
By GEO. MALLEBY, Deputy C.. and II
KOrtrecht q Collier, soils for comPlts
Tn ~as
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

no. sos. r. DIN the Second ChIncery Court
Of shelby County, Tenn. W. Clafps q
r. Nance and j. A. Anderson. nTm OF iClapp
Vance a Anderson, Is Richard Hanks.
IT appealing from the bill, which is sworn
Il TO IN this ca use that the defendant, Richard
Hanks, is Justly indebted 20 the complainant
in the, sun Of $1,000, due by account for aer-
Vices rendered, aud thai he il a non
resident OF The State of Tennessee, ant
that for these causes an attachment
was sued but Of this Court agafnsI
the property OF defendant aud the same
was issued isnd has been returned by
the sheriff. duly levied on the property o
defendant, RichRrd Hanks.
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearanc,
herein, Al the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court in the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, On or before the first Mon
day In August, lS7l, a plead, an
answer or demur to c~Omplainants' bill, OF
the same will be taken Tor confessed SIS u
him and act for hearing sxparte, and that Z
COPY Of this order be published once q weeE
for Jour successive weeks In the Memphis AP
PEAL. This June q, 1871.
A c0py-attest:
e. D. Z. BTEWART CLERK aud Master.
By U. BKLCHER. Deputy q. and NJ.
CiRpp, Vance q Anderson, Soils. for co
pfaipants. Il fri teS0
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M9nday, Iuly 81, 1871,

Within legal hOuTs, the following described
property. tO-Wit: a certain lot situated Al
the city OF Memphis, shelby comfy, TsBues-
see: Beginning a. a point where the western
line OF Third street Is 4nteTsacteu b. the pub
lie alley between Madison ard Monroe
streets; L0enee west Hith said line i45 feel
inches to its intersection with the eastern
line OF the alley half way eeEWesn second
aud Third s~tTest5S thence with the
eastern line OF the last-nameG alley Z feet
inches; thence east I74 feet 8 inches to TniEG
street, and thence north "A feet 8 inches 10
the beginning, as per deed frOn Mrs. &srtha
A. Armstrong TO u~efendaut'ss Matthew arm
strong ct al. Of date september 4, ISIS. regis
tered In the Registers ofdee OF Shelby cOuu-
~, in Book No. s., PIP. $40 etseq.
However, In pursuance OF said dscrs0. Z
will FIRST sell the III One-third undivided in
tsrest o. defendant, JOh ". Armstrong. ia
aud 10 the aforementioned lot, then ii the
debt OF m ainauts is not satisfied, The
whole OF said lot viii be sold, as described.
TRIMS - q credit or SIX i6i
months; purchaser TO execute note with s8-
proved security; lien retained To scUrsssm
until paid. Equity of redemption tzrIeal
EDnUHD A. COLE, CleTk aZd EE5teL-
fIrmuH n AafnDuaaH .EHHnuEawa o.
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COTTON.

The market was quiet and inactive,
with prices dull and heavy, and &c
lower than the previous day. During
the morning there was some inquiry,
but holders were asking prices which
buyers were unwilling 10 give. In
some few cases buyers conceded to
holders prices, In order to al their
lists. Lower grades were mostly in
demand, with lair offerings. We note
sales Of 80 bales Strict Ordinary at l6c,
s bales do at LIE and IL bales do at
lie, 6 bales Good Ordinary at 15c and
Z bales OF Good Middling at 16c, -
bales do at l6g, and 8 bales do at l64c,
a bales average Middlings at l9tc, ,
bales Low Middlings at 1870, 5 do at
I9c, / bales Stained at lie. 2 DO at I64c,
) bales Middling at Isle, 3 bales Strict
Middiing at 204c. The New York
market was dull, and closed heavy,
with sales of 800 bales for shipping,
speculation 50, contracts 5000; Mid
dlings, 20sc. The Liverpool market
closed dull and heavy; Uplands, Sd;
Orleans, 95a9fd. Sales, 10000 bales;
exports and spectators, 5000. The
market here closed dull, with prices
dropping, and little On the market.
The following quOtrtiOns are about
fha basis of the narEpfss
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Monday, Iuly "a 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Eit: Certain lots situated in
shelby county and State OF Tennessee. knOEn
and described as follows, tO-wiL. Lots Nos.
2, : and 8. OF James ID. Whites sundi vision Of
his Que hundeed and d~Ity-nVe-sere tIact, sit
usted on the Memphis and G-ermantOEu
P~lankroad, and about I'VE miles r0Ta Mem
phis, containing respectively, tO-Wit; Lot
No. 2, eight Isl acres; Lot No. Z, fOEr S0-lgi
r. 0-l99l acres; Lot No 5, Jour % loo J tO-ll0b.
as per plat and survey fled herein, to which
reference Is hereby made Tor more particular
description; and see deed from james n
White TO +. and C.. Heckle, recorded In the
REGISTERS ONCE, Book NO.4l part hr5t, pages
4ei and 49,
Also, Lot No lin said J.. NJ. whites subd3-
vision, and purchased from said White, April
"A, 1862, and evidencsd BY deed, recorded In
the Registers once Of Shelby coznLy. in
Book No. 81, pages 10y, e. sea- containing
about ) acres, making IL al about S--4i
acres,
TERMS oil SALE-On a credit OF 8, l., IS ana
"A mOnths; purchaser 10 execute notes with
approved securities, with Interest rom Gate
lien to be retained till same are pale; equity
Of redemption
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
kortrscht Il Craft, and WeseOu &stahl, Al.
tOrneys. is4
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-nnn.REsInEHT nOIIrE

No. 1O5.-In The Second Chaneary Court OF
Shelby county, TEN essee. Thomas q
GAYLORD ct al. VS.. VIM. Park ell al.
TN sccoFdance with an order OF the Coufl
/ entered IN this cause, requiring the clerk
met Hughes and Daniel Doragh, defendants
| inthe above cause. as to whom W sutnsnas
/ 10 answer have b sen returned not found:
T1e said Els met Hughes and Daniel Dor
rEgh are. hereby notified to make their
Appearance herein. at the courthouse OF the
Second ChaneeIy Court OF shelby county, ia
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
or demur 10 con plainahts bin, Oh tue same
will be taken Tor confessed as to them and set
fOr hearing eXpartei and that a copy OF this
order he published once a week, for four sue
csssive weeks, In the MeIaphis Appeal.
June "A, 1871.
a c-Opy-attest.
NJ D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John q. Finnie, sol. for compl'nt jeA 81
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A0TtCE TO ON-REsIDEaTs.
Eon.ResIdant n Office,

No. "a, K. DIN the Second Chaneery Conrt
of Shelby county, Tennessee.-John Z. Fe'
bles VS.. W. a. FicthneI ct al. I'd. 3
TT appearing from the amended bill, hict
L is sworn to ia this cause, that the defend.
ant, ". A. FitchneT, is Jastly inc ebted to tins
complainant in the sum OF $3.50 0Jand inter
est, due by bill OF exchange, and that he Is
a Nonresident OF the State of Tennessee, anC
that for these causes an attachment was sued
out of his court against the property of de
feDdsnt, Fitohner, and the same was issued
and has been returned by the sheriff, duly
levied on the property OF defendant, w. A
FiIchner:
It is therefere ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance herein
al the Court=House OF b second Chaneery
Court IN the city OF memphis on or before thu
first Monday in September, 1871, and plead, an
swer or deBlur TO compIainantis bth, or TIN
same Win be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once 8 week, fol
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap
peal. This July s, 1871.
4 u0py-Attest:
MD. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By &. bELCHER. Deputy C.. and 81.
Geo. Gillian, Sol. FOR cOmpl'nt. jy9 su