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@69 per dozen; uppers, 40@5Gc; ealfskins,
American, per dozen, S30Q50.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle, Ist quality, 6@7C
gross; 81 quality, Hose; common, 293xc;
good supply. Hogs arc quiet at 6667c.
Sheep are scarce at $500 per head. Texas
beeves, $1,000 per head and duh, with
light supply.
MoLAssRs-C Common tn choice Louisi-
ana, 45@7Oo; Syrups, 3097Oc; Sorghum,
40@45c.
NAms-Dum at "a 6O94 20 rates.
NAVAL S~TOREs-Tar, in kegs, IS 90 for
pine; in 4O-gallOn barrels, SOLO. Pitch,
S8 per barrel. Oakum, S5@6 per bale.
POULTRY-Chickens range from 81 500
5 90 per dozen, as tCquslity.
PROVIsIoNs-We quote as follows, on or
ders; Mess Pork, S2l@2l so; clear bulk
sides, l0%@lic; shoulders, 7%9sc; hams,
l2c. Clear bacon sides, u%c; sugar-cured
hams, l5L@l6%c; bacon shoulders 81 @9c;
breakfast bacon, f5@l6cs Lard-in ~tierces,
l2Ec; kegs, l3Z@l4e.
PRoDUCE-POtstOes are very dull at 50 so
as 90 in a small way for ~peachblOWs;
pinkeyes, 50 50@3 90; russets, 81.
POWDER-Aining, per key, 81 so; rife,
S. so.
RICE-south Carolina, 9@9Kc; Louisi-
ana, 868Xc.
enthusiastically. White clarified CON-
mon to choice, l39l4c; yellow do, 100
l3c; choice Louisiana, old process, lI%@
lZc; prime, lOKQllLc; fully fair, $40
lOHc fair, 99lOc; common, SC.
SALT-2S0-pOund barrels, 81 30G2 50.
Dairy, 8 1908 so. Sack, 81 IS for coarse,
and g 90 for fine,
STARoH-5%96e per pound.
SoAP-German mottled, SIC; yellow,
6@7c.
sHoT-Rsngss from 81 40 to g 70 per
sack.
SEEDs-Red Clover, per bushel, IS so;
Blue Grass, 81 rs; Orchard, 81 25 limo
thy, s. so; Alsike Glover, per 10, 81 90;
White Dutch do, Toe; LUcerne, 75c; Bar
ley per bushel, 81 IS; Black Oats, Coo
Wheat, 81 5O@2 go.
SPIRTTs-Highwines, oOg9lc; old Crown
Bourbon whisky, 81 90; old Magnolia do,
soc; old Tennessee white do, 81; old
Bourbon do, 81 Is; Tusc2rora DO do, 81 %;
Miller's do do, 81 40; Ford's do do, 81 Is:
old apple brandy, q SOFAS 90; old peach
do, g 5O(g4; New York + + do, 81 IS;
Otsrd, Dupuy & Co, 1850, do, 81; Swan
gin, 81 .; Fish Imported do, s. so; old
port wine, 81 50G4; sherry do, 81 SOFAS;
bitters, per case, 5000; Our Own
southern do, per case, Sos; Plantation
do, per case, So so; Hoststter's do, per
case, So; %claret, s. 1907 per case catsw-
ba, sos.
VINEGAB-Common and picking, SS@
10 per Dbl.
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Monday, April 24th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wlt: A certain parcel OF land
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, know and
described as fOllOWss Eelng IN the CITY OF
Memphis, and bounded thusly; Begin
ming at the point OF lnlerBecL on OF the west
side OF Shelby street with the south side Of
Vance street.; running thence west with the
sOuth side OF Vance street go 1eei thence
I'VE G5l feet; thence east parallel with Vance
street Two hundred feet, to Shelby street;
thence north with Shel0y street seVeuty-hve
C5l feet, to theb beginning point as per deed
from b W. Bedford to r. and Y. Heckle. re-
gistered in the Registers Office Of said Gun
", in book No. o. page l9l.
Also, certain other property situated in
said county and state, and bounded as fol-
lows, 70 wit: Beginning at a point on the
five inches east OF the southeas6 corner Of
intersection OF Linden and Shelby streets.
RAINING thence eastwardly with Linden
street siXty-foEr feet and iOur () inches;
thence sOuthWardly parallel with Shelby
street seventy feet; thence WestWardIy par
allel with Linden street sixty-fOur feet and
four inches. 20 the east side Of Shelby street
thence nOrthWardly seventy feet parallel
with shelby street, TO the beginning point on
Linden street, together with al pnd singular
the appurtenances and improvements therei
to pertaining, and including the whole Of the
second messuage and tenement on the south
side Of Linden street, counting rom oheoy
street. a. per deed rom John Magsyuey to
f. and O.. Heczle. recorded in Registers Of
fee, book No. 90, page B7
Also certain ALn6E lois u AAl4 hALNAAH III
Eaid county and State, known and described
as follows, to-Wit: Lots Nos. 2 ! lands, OfJas.
NJ. Whites subdivision Of his one hundred
and dny-dve acre tract, situated On the Mem
phls and Germantown plank road, and about
V miles from Memphis, containing respec-
lively, to wit: Lot No 2 eight Isl acres; Lot
No. z, four 9G-lu 6 50 100 acres Lot No. s,
four 40.l00 a 40-I0u acres, as per plat and sur
vey filed herein, 70 which reference is hereby
made for more particular description, and
see deed from jones NJ White TO f. and o..
HerElR- recorded In the hEL1sEHra once. BOOK
No Al, part first, pages 49, and 4gl.
Also, Lot No /, In said J.M. whites aubdi-
vision, and purchased from said White April
"a, 1867, and evidenced by deed recorded in
said Registers ONCE, In book NO.5l, pages l69
etstQ.
TEENS OF SALON a credit OF six, twelve,
eighteen and t-Wenty-fOur Is, y, Is and ~
months; purchaser required to execute notes
with approved security, with interest from
date; lien TO be retaiued til the purchase
money is paid, then the equity OF redemp-
ton barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
KOrtrecht q Craft and WestcOtt q Stahl,
Soils mhA
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NO. 13. H-FIrst Cranczv Court Of shelly
c0uuty-Jolu Deutliuaar vs.. anton
Camp, etaL-
DX vlrtns o. an interLcut1rV decree ar
ID sale entered in the above can p
March l4lhs hlLt j VIII ae4 90 pubic
auction. 10 the highest bidder. iu front Do
the Clerk and Masters ONCE. Greeu 81
= ock, Second street, iu tine cIlT o. Memphis
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Kon-Resjdenf NOfies.

G23. r. DIN the Second Chaucery Court
of shelby county. Tennessee.-H c. Brink
ley and James Elder, use, etc vs.. isaac n.
harrington, J. n. Terry, P. q. Bethel a g.
Il. Jamis1n.
TT appearing from the bin which is sworn
i to In this cause that the defendants, /. Fl.
Darlington AND J. n. Ferry. are Justly tndebt-
ed TO the complainant, r O.. BTiukley, in the
sum Of Slt6S 50. ana interest, due Tor balance
the purchase Ofiend, being the interest OF
James Elder in the proceeds Of the land
wss assigned to +. Q. Brinkley, and
that Darlington and Ferry are nOu.restdents
of the rt8te of Tennessee, and that for these
causes an attachment was sued out OF this
court against she property Of defendants,
Darlington and Terry, and the same was
issued, aud has been returned by d sheriff.
duly levied o IA the property Of defendants,
Darlington and Terry.
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the second
Chancery Court in the city of Memphis, Tenn
or be ore the first Monday In June, 1871,
and pIesd, answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as tn them, and set for hearing eX-
parte. and that a copy OF this order be pub
fisbed Oucs a week Tor fOur successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal.
This March IS III.
NJ. b. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson, soils for com. hs8
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Mary Boyd came in with Isl bales
Of cotton and 80 sacks of seed.
The City of Vicksburg passed up. She
put eff here 80 bales of cotton and 200
sacks of seed, and added 25 bales Of cotton
for St. Louis.
The St. Francis came in with 307 bales
Of cotton and 239 sacks of seed.
The Phil Allin had I62 bales Of cotton
and 534 sacks Of seed.
The gay little MARITIME leaves to-day at
5 pm. for Randolph, Fulton and all way
landings. J. O.. Sands is master, and w.
W. Mason 10 her purser.
The 6De steamer r. J. Lockwood leaves
to-day at 8 pm. for Red river and way
landings. James COghin is master, and
Joe Widen is her chief clerk.
Mr.. Billy Clark, clerk Of the st. Francis,
was welcomed home by Billy CLARK, jr.,
Yesterday. The young gentlemen is well rs
could be expected.
The splendid passenger steamer Belle
Memphis, Captain John Crane, will leave
to-day for Cairo and st. Louis. She is
one of the most popular boats on the river.
Billy Blenheri is her Obliging clerk.
The good steamer Nick LoBgwOrth,
Captain Lew Hates, Will pass down to-
day az 10 8.m. for Nicksburg and New
Orleans. She is an elegant passenger
packet. Eugene Bowers is chief clerk.
The julia, Captain Tom Townsend, will
pass down this evening for Nicksburg
and the bends. She is the United States
mail packet. Jimmy Thompson is clerk.
The fine and favOrits steamer Phil
Allin leaves ct 3 pm. for Helena, Friar's
Point and all the regular landings. Jas.
Les is Her commander, and Stack Lee,
James Harris and Neil Booker are her
clerks.
The St. Francis leaves tomorrow at 5
pm. for Vicksburg and Madison, and all
points on the st. Francis river.
The U. s. M. packet Mary Boyd, Capt.
Rube Haynes, will back out to-day for
Little Rock and way points on the ATkan-
sss. b cOnnects with tho packet for
Fort Smith. A. Banksmitn, Shields and
Musselmsn are clerks of this fine steamer.
The Ssllie, Capt T. b Johnson, gets off
to-day at 2 pm. for the Arkansas. Geo.
Stiles is her purser.
The fine steamer A. j. White, Capt. Geo.
Malone, with Barney Barinds in the office,
gets away this evening for Napoleon and
all way landings. Messrs. Vaccaro and
James are assistant clerks.
The gay, low pressure passenger packet
Richmond, whereof Nat. +. Green is
chief mogul-Psshaw of Many Tails.
Big IDjuu, etc-will pass down to-day for
New Orleans and the bends. She is in all
respects a model steamer. =. Cook
Creighton and John Langlois are her pop
ular secretaries.
The Legal Tender gets away on Tues
day for all ports OF White river to Jack
sOnport.
The silver Moon goes out on Wednes-
day Tor Cincinnati.
steamer Oil City, the regular packet
for 4hawnee Village, will leave this after
mood ~ 5 O'Clock. She brought in yester-
day 81 cotton bales and 100 sacks cotton
seed. She reports the river falling rapid.
ly and the farmers actively ct work in
preparation for crops.
The Glencoe, Captain Calhoun, will pass
upatlO O'Clock this morning, for Cairo and
Louisville.
The popular steamer Lsonidss, Captain
Maratta, leaves at 8 nm. to day for
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cinciu-
natl,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

81 By virtue OF a Deed I'm Trust executed
TO me on the hrst day Of November. Lsg. by
Joseph MLIer, and recorded i'm the Register .
once Of Crlttendeu county. Arkansas. fu
book ~ page 1875, and FOR the uuruu.E
Of carrying ont tine trusts therein specified
Will, ON MONDAY, APRIL l,LslL
During legal hours ar the courthouse door
IN the town o. Marion, Crittend6n COUNT.
Arkansas, sell Tor cash, Gt public cutlery, tie
following real estate c0uveyed in said Trust
Deed, t0-Wtt: The southeast quarter OF sr1-
ton No. eleven, ID, the south half OF section
No. twelve, E-tle northeast quarter OF se--
ton No. fourteen, "a, and the fractional north
halt dissection q o. thirteen, B, an i'm tuHI-
ship NO. i've, S, north Of the base luo- and m
range No eight east OF the udu 5lIr prime
c1pal meridian also. the southwest recl0-
quarter OF section No seven 3, and La nor
west fractional quarter of section No. e-al-
zen Us, all In township No. I'VE, p uu-.l ri
base line, and in range No. g. east or Lla A
5t1, principal meridian. c~OutalnlnE In Le
aggregate one thousand and a1ErF-lHu
acres, more or less. The tle beleF-4 20
good, but i I'VE only a~strustea
mhl0 -EEEU EUDaEEa, Aru7laa
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Non-Residsnf Bofiea-

No. 2l4. r.. D.-In the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-JOhu
FeblCs vs. W. r.. FitCnner.
Happening from bill duly sworn to in this
Il eau e that The defendant, W. A. FItchner,
is Justly indebted to complainant in sum OF
$500 anu Interest due By his prCmisEOry note.
and thai he IS q non resident Of the State OF
TenL. sssee, p that for these causes an at
tRchm eut issued rom Bhis court against his
property and the same has been eturned
into court by the Sheriff Of shelby comfy.
levied, etc, on the real estate Of ". A. Fitch.
ner.
il is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein, al the cOUrt-hOuse OF The
Second Chancery COurt Of shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
drst Monday IA May, 1871, and plead, an
or Gemur To cOmpiaiUaut's bill or the
same VIII DE- taken for confessed as TO him
and set l0r bearing eEDarte; and that a copy
of tGis order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This March Is, 1871.
A Coyy-aNestf
NJ J.. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By e. BELcHEg. Deputy T.. and NJ.
George GillhEIh, Sol for cOmDIt mhl8
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sTOCKs AND BONDS IN LONDOf
TRADE.

General trade was dun to-day. On
Change there was nothing offered, rs the
Secretary was busy removing the furni-
tur8 Of the Chamber to the new hall un-
der the Peabody. On Monday, business
viii Do transacted there and we predict a
very large increase in the number Of visi-
tors. Prices are without material change
in the jOb0ing hne,as viii be seen by our
quotations below.
ALE AND BEER-AIe, S1OaIO so Der half
barrel. Porter, 81. Lager, per key, s. p.
Ale, per dozen, S393 25 for quarters; $40
2 20 Tor pints. Porter, do, Guinness &
Young's Scotch ale, in pints, q 90 per
dozen.
BUrTER-Fsir 20 good, 25@3Oc; inferior,
2Zgz0c; choice cut OF market.
BAdGING AND TIEs-Kentucky and fax
bsgglng, 2OG2ic. Iron ties, 5G6e.
BEAEs-Whito mixed, S202 25. navy.
b 49g2 so per bushel.
CASDms-stiek, l69lsoi plain fancy,
20G25c.
CAEDLEs-star, Il OF, BHci 1909, Axe;
full weight, l9c.
CoRNMEAL- Selling from mills and
store at So 25@3 90.
COTToNsEED-CoJtonseed on levee, So
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
CHEEsE-Factory, l6H9l7c; English
Dairy, l6MGl7c,
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 1910
lee.
CANNED GOoDs-Condansed milk, SI46
"a so Der case. Cove oysters, Id, 81 5Oa
2 SO per doz. Peaches, g 20. Pears, s. 90.
Tomatoes, & 1902 IS. Cherries, S3G3 Is.
P~ineapples, s. 5OG4. Brandy cherries,
SIS BOG6. Pickles, half gallon, per doz,
s. OO5 quarts, s. 25G3 50; pints, s. %.
Tomato catsup, 81 209l %. Peppersauce,
EGas-DuH, with good supply, at $50
FEED-Corn. in store, 7O972Hc. Oats,
65968e; hay, S2o825, as to quality; bran'
FRUIr-Apples S COOS 90, as to quail
lty. Dried apples, 6a7c; dried peaches,
I09l2c. Oranges, So 90 per box. Lem
0ns, 81 per box.
FIoUE-Tbere is only a light demand,
and prices are steady. SupeHs, S. 75@
8 25; extra, So 90. double extra, 81 90; tre-
barrel.
FIsH-sardines, s21 90 for quarters and
f37G38 for halves. White 6sh, s. per half
barrel. Roe herring, PSF half Dbl, $8@
8 so. Mackerel, per half Dbl, No. /, sll rs
@l2; No. 2, 81 759S; No. / kits, 81 8OG
2 IS; No. 2, 81 IS; No. 8, 81 45@I 50.
GUNNIEs-l5 cents for good seconds.
Buriaps, I2H9l4c.
HDRs, FURs AND TAELOw-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry flint, lie dry salt,
I4c; green, 6Z@7c; green salt, 8HG9c.
TallOW, 6Gec. Deer skins, l5@l6c; beaver,
80oGS1 so each: otter, $l@4 each; mink,
40ctasi; FIX, Boo; coon, IZ%@30c.
hOHfNY Demand light; So per barrel.
KKgUT-Out OF market.
LEETHER-Hemlock sole, 83035c: oak.
sole, 44sa5ci saddle, 4O@48c; brides, s4s
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1 rate Of Exchange. Cotton bills come IN
slowly, cur banks take sll Eastern bill.
at = Discount and check at = premium.
The types, ia u last issue, made us re.
port the selling rate at Is discount, a mis-
take evident to all our readers. Currency
is easy. The demand for mon is light
and mostly of a speculative character.
Good paper, strictly so, is discounted at g
@I0 per cent, but there is paper on the
street which would be considered No. ]
by those not fully posted, which is offered
az 1 TO II per cent per month.
City bonds are in some demand. We
could nearn Of no. sales, but dealers
would buy at Soc. City coupons are taken
at 67c and sold at 69Q7Oc. County war
u are firm at Gee. It was whispered
on the street yesterday, that the Board of
County Magistrates would be enioined
from issuing sny more county warrants,
and in consequence, they were a fraction
stronger.
Deslers take all gold offered at 1O9H to
I09% and sell at 100 to uO15. Offerings
and demand are alike small.
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E~ifsebmeDt Nofiea


80, DIN the First Circuit court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-I. H. LenoW vs..
JnO Seward
VNTHERE As, on the 18th day Of July, 1870,
w q writ was issued from the First Cir
cult Court Of said county, directing the
Sheriff to EumEOn M seward, the defend
ant, to appear before the Judge Of said court,
on the Sd MOSday In september, 1870, then
and there TO answer J. H. LenOw IN an action
TO his damage $500, and the said writ returned
not 10 be Ound in my county W-hereupOn, on
the 26th day OF October, 1870, IL was, on mo-
ton under section 1856 Of the cOdel ordered
that "a judicial attachment Issue against the
estate OF JnO. Seward, the defendant, and
said attachment issued and Wss returned,
levied upon the personal property Of the said
defendant
1T isl therefore ordered. That the said de-
fendant, JnO. Seward, make his personal APP
pearance herein, before the Judge of the First
Circuit Court, at a term Of said court 70 be
held for Shelby county, At the Circuit Court
house, in the city of Memphis on the Sd
Monday in May next, and de'eud said at
tachment suit, Within the time prescribed by
law, r the same viii be proceeded with eX-
parte, and that q cop Of this order be pub
Ished once q week Tor four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office this 18th day OF March, 1871,
FRAHK TAFT, Clerk.
By y. f. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Il Z. mcfarland, Atty for PHI mhl5
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PROPERTY
IN AMERICA.
WE are authorized by J. F. Mckinney,
w Esq, 70 place on the market, at public
sale, the
BeauIiful Residence and Grounds

I'VE are authorized by ]. +. Mckinney,
w ESQ., TO place on the market, at public
sale, the
Beautiful Residence and Grounds
comprising his homestead bounded by Laud-
erdale and Jackson streets, broadway and
the road, which he p-ronOunees,
not only the finest properly about Memphis,
but THE PRETTIESF IN AMERICA" and,
as such, We present il 10 public notice.
The Residence embraces a handsome two
story frame building, comparatively new,
and ample grounds, taEtefuIly rranged and
abuudantly supplied with fruit trees and Or
namental shTubbery, Being directly on tbs
street railroad, the location Oners great in
.ducsmen1s 10 those who would avail them
selves of the comforts Of q suburban resi-
dence, beyond the heat and lust Of the city.
Terms liberal and at sale.
Mr.. Mckinney has owned and occupied the
property more than twenty years, and can
q PEEFEOT TITLE. We invite all his
friends, ard ours, to the sale, promising them
the choicest property, with a rec ride on the
street cars, and Old-fashiOned hospitality in
the bargain.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT co.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No, 2i7, r. DIN the Second Chanoery
Court Or Shelby county, Teunessee.-Frsd.
erica Blum VS., Henry Blum.
IT appearing from bUl duly sworn to IN this
4 cause that the defendant, Henry blum,
Is q nOn-rehident Of the state OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
the Second ChauceFy COurt OF the count
OF Shelby, in the city Of Memphis, Tennes-
see. on or before the hrst Monday in
May, 1871, and plead, answer or demur 70
compartments Dill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed Is TO hin and set for hearing
exparte; and that a copy Ofthis order be pub
lisEed once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This March q, ISL
A cOpy-attest:
I'd. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY q. B~ELCHER. D6puty C.. and n.
Smith & Jefferson, Soils, for com. n
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Eon-RssIdsnt Hotics.

NO. 200. f.. DIN the Second ChancerY Court
of Shelby county, Tenn.-OIver p. Lyles,
guardian, VS. Annts Louisa Price o. al.
1T appearing from the return OF the sheriff
4 OF Haywood count in this cause that the
defendant, ann Turnags-prObably Ann
KinE-is not 70 be found in his county.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That sine make ner appearance here
i'm, atthe courthouse OF the Second ChauceTy
Court, in the city of Memphis, Tenn, On or
before the nrst Monday in May, 1871, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmpIainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as 10 her and set for hearing eEparte; and
a week, for four successive weeks, In the
Memphis ArpeG}. This Marcl p, ISL
N. ID. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY q. EELCBEE, Deputy q. and Master.
Brown & collins, Soils. compPL mhE
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A%TTACHMENT NnTlcF-

No. T29, A. DIN the FIRST Circuit Court Of
shelby County, Tennessee.-W. T.. John
Barron vs. Abner Hopton.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued ont under ssc"Dn 1855 or the code and
returned into Court, 4evied upon the real es-
tafe on defendant, and affidavit heVing been
made that the defendant Is indebs4dt TO plain
0fs in Tie sun 81 S4l0 by account, that
the defendant Is anOn-resident OF the State
Of Tennessee.
It Isl therefore ordered, That he make
bis personal appearance herein, before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, at the Circuit COurrhouse, In the
city ~ Memphis, on the third Monday In
May next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be proceeded with exparfe, and
that acOpy Of this order be published once a
week. for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
Done atthh ONCE, this 23d day Of March,
H7L
FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
BY 3. u. CoEEMAE, Deputy Clerk.
GfA arlnins Attorney for PLAINTIFF
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Af4aChment Eotica

E. W. Mcmillan vs. L-V. Def1rrast q Co.. New
YORK city, New YORK.
DEEOBE JAMES HALL, Justice OF the FeErr
ID for Shelby county. Amdavlr having
been made in this CHuse, and attachment l-s
sued and returned, levied. etc
Its therefore ordered That publication UH
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal. q news
paper publshad In the city OF Memphis. 1
four successive weeks, c~ommaudluE the salt
J.. ". DefJrrest & Co. 20 appear before me, O.
Office, in the city or Memphis Iu the ItHL
civil District Of said county, on Che 1859 da
OF April. 1871. at 20 O'Clock am. and max
defense TO said suit against lim. OF 10 viii be-
proceeded with gLparte.
JAMES HALL
mhII InaIIra Hanna I.r .L.-n- ------
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-03
ion Day OF April 1877,

~ the late residence Of ~. n. Ewing, deed,
proceed TO sell 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash.
me following described lands, situated lu
ne FIRST Civil District of Shelby county Baa
Ginning at q STAKE in the northwest corner
I0fI H-sfuk's land In Gathers east bl1ui-
arv une- thence north 81 east l chains la
links 10 stake in the q Of the lGue5 thence
east chains q Inks 70 a stake FIN k
Bonds west Iues thence south L4 chains u
links 20 stake 1v vest links OF g lLaca-
gum marked ID. @. r.; thence east
e aims MlluEs 60 a stake whence so1l
west H Ink 90 a large sWeetg1m
and B.s theme south ld chains %
whence south B e ~
large WhitgouE marked y
pointers. hence west IS cuz
the h~egiuElugs
Ths shove described land WA-
1sct to the WlcoWl dover
l3arad Co be- uert5cll 1la-
Tag aa trustee eutys Ma
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