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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-22

DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE Kali.
HI ROAD-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY 70. ISL
GOING WEST,
Train No. / Through Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily Except Sundays) at 4 A. n; leayes
Danyiile at IL IL a. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro ut
It Train No. Gynchburg rassenger) leaves Rich
mond daily at Oils A. ID. arrives At Lynchburg ut
Train No. stThrougbMsu and Express) Leaves
Richmond daily at 2:4o Z. NJ; leaves Daaytie
daily at lo:3s H.; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST: ~ - sa
Train No. s Through Mall and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. NJ; leaves .Uanyf}lo
daily At 1877 A. M; arrives at Richmond daily ~
l2:33 2. III. s-f.-.t Xf.y~s.
Train No. Through Passengerl leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) Mt II A. Nj leave3
Danyille 1T l rs 7. n; arrives at Richmond ~ s:N
p. "a.
Train No. Hynchburg Passenger) leayes
Lynchburg daily ut S:2S A. 81; leaves BrrKeyiue
ut r. M; arrives at Richmond st 49, Z. ID.
Trains n OF. l aud connect al Greensboro wttn
Trains on North Carolina Railroad Tor Ill polnx
South.
Train No. connects at Burkevirle With Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad Tor
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without chanEe
betseen Richmond and Charlotte, y. cr are at
THRoUGH TTCKETs to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket once 10
~ JOHN r. MACMURDO.a
1es General Freight and Ticket Agens.
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hA2LKOADn.

90 ID 81 u 80
RICHMOND DANvILLE 4 PIEDMONT z. Rs,)
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, :
RICHMOND VA, March ), 1871
NOTICE.-Hereafter all freight for Man.
~ chester must be delivered at the Richmond
The freight win be carried over between the
hours of and O'Clock p. NJ, and delivered at
the railroad de pot In Manchester.
NH ls-2w Gent Ticket and Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AND YORK River RAILRoAp,)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 81, 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE = REEFS
" TABLIsHMENT OF DAILY LINE.-On
and afler MONDAY, 9Th Of March, 1871, tho
TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave West Point DAILY at A. n. arrive at
Richmond 81 1885 A. NJ.
Leave Richmond daily at 2 p. NJ; arrive at
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED. ~
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted) ut
4 A. M arrive at West Point at A. ID.
Leave West Point (Mondays excepted) at =.
NJ; arrive at Richmond at r. "a.
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, e5.
Through bills Of ladng given to all points
NORTh ano SOUTH. Freight received daily and
p-0''p''' -'A PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight A gent.
WIN. n. BRAGG, Superintendent. NH %
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SALE.-The Roncy gold mine was sold by
W. II. Fitzhush, trustee, last week, to G..
j. Richardson, Of Philadelphia. We hear
that experienced California gold miners
have explored it, and think favorably OF the
extent and richness Of the veins, and re-
port that valuable specimens of silver ore
have been found on the surface in the neigh
borhood.-Fred. Ncrs.
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On THURSDAY last the funeral Of Laura
NJ. T.. the wife OF Thos. &. Campbell, the
highly respected colored barber of Staun-
ton, took place fiom the Baptist church,
and was attended by a large number Of
white persons as a mark of respect for the
character of the deceased. and Of her be.
reaved husband and family. The funeral
services were performed by Rev. Geo. B.
Taylor, chaplain of the University of Vir-
ginia, who came here for that purpose-thc
deceased being member of the Baptist
church of this place. of which, for some
years, Rev. Mr.. Taylor was the PASTOR
Stdunton Spectator.
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WE learn that our venerable and highly
esteemed citizen Reuben Clements, Esq.
is now the only survivor in this State of the
war Of 1Sl2.-PeterSbury Courier.
This is great mistake. We know num-
Der Of other survivors ourselves. The
Courier perhaps meant to say in Peters
burg.
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sEWING.MACHINEs.

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-The
n WHEELER & WILSON SEWIEG-MA-
CHINE should be found in every household. The
will bear testimony that 1t is the best, most accu
rate, simplest, and neatest machine made. 1t Is
noiseless and makes lock-stitch alike on both
Sides a large variety Of ftyles on hand. sold on
the instalnent plan. G. L. RADWAY,
ial3 100 Main street. south side.
NNW INc-mACHINES OF ALL KINDS
q REPAIRED, The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
me- MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES FOR the sLOA3
SLOAT b ADDIN9TOF,
,rM lklI Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID QHEAP At IHIa GTgICE
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. &T, r. DIN the second C1srCerT
C0urt-O. = Prescott vs. Susan a. Morgan
and Others.
UY virtue o. an Ints1Iocztory order o.
ID sale made IA this caus1- ] VIII gLsrr az
public sale. 70 the highest U-d-ar- Lu mons
Ofthe Chancey Court door l 1se11d
street Mamun1a. on
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SPECIAL NnIlcE.

Yea Haven't Tfita Thgm.-Nlotim 81
debility. who is responsible for your feeble,
nessP Not yourself, you viii say, for you've
done all you could to cure it. That's q mis-
take on your part.
You haven't tried Hostetter's Bitters.
Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach
and a w~orld-weary face, OF course you don't
think yourself responsible for your own tor
ments. But you are. It Is easy to see from
your condition that you haven't tried Hos
letters Bitters.
Bilious sufferer. Il is not your fault, you
think, that your symptoms grow worse day
by day. Blue pin doesn't do you any good.
Very likely. But you can be brought around
for all that
Why haven't you tried HostetteI's Bitters7
Friend, on whom fever and ague alternate
ly blows hot and cold, and whose brain seems
TO be bursting with the effects OF some pow
erful drug, do you assume tbs responsibility?
o, mol You've taken piles OF quinfne and al
the regulation medicines. What could you
do more7 One thing mOre-the very thing
that would have exempted you from ali the
pangsfhat now rack you.
You have never lried Hoststter's Bltters.
Nervous invalid, what have you to saw
You plead that you have taken all the nerv-
ines OF 1.-THE phsrmacOp8ia. II they nave done
you no good. 1t Is not yOur FAULT You are
not responsible. Wrong. all wrong You
have, in reality nobody to blame but your
self
why haven't you tried Hostetter's Bttters ?
For all the above named complaints, the
BttJers are absolute specifies.
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T~ETTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DBUm
NOTICE

. r~rs-aAST-
u1lH Say u, ISL
--a rr. C1al--E rt 4e Memphis and
r-a. Elr.- Fa-se Company VIII expire
Cd 9-r ar- a1rueE- and the business
d. Orc company " De closed up SIS soon
r.a sd practicable.
...-.. r..-.- rF me stock oltnF Com
--nr .-ra. by myself but. being euga ed
---a nrr..r .-z ness. where my personal
ANA. .- Il. .-ne-asrglv demanded. I am
..--.a. n nF-n- ..- e-ur-a
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Hon-Rssideut Notice.

No. 2I5, E.E-Iu the First Chsncery Court
o. shelby County, Ten-ussses-Jsmes r.
Christian e. al vs.. The Tennessee state
HutCaEauu Fire Insurance Company ct al
1T appearing fr0u Sherif7s return. etc, IL
4 this eauss that the following named de-
PENDANTS are not 70 be .0und in S1eI1y
C unity, viz e r. Becker, John Dunn, 8.
Ciut.c-Lla, S AnrOui. John D00uar. zclIee-
cher e Wemche- James LouaE, Geo. W.COue
j. g OEIesby, Mrs H.. Crocker. J. +. FRANK,
Michael MCHaHOu and John ku1ghrIy. and
upon whom personal process cannot be
served
1t Is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
drsb Monday In June, 1871, and plead. an
sWar or uemur to complainant bin, and the
clOss bill OF C~e.eudants, VI. Wood and ELs,
died herein. or the same viii be taken for
confessed as TO them, aud The sane
set for hearing eLparCe; and that q copy
Of this order be DuuLahed once a WseE. Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal
"A -CUDv-attesrs
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk auE Master.
9y r. j.. BLACK. ID. G. Il.
J.E Temple, and Edginguon & Hslssyr Soils
tOE UmuLEa mga
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Attachment Notice.

M. If8s- O. Din second Circuit Court OF
s-eiov county. Tennessee.-J NJ. Bradford,
T-nsr5e of W.. r. Johnson & Son, VS.. y. 81
walker
IN MS cause an attachment having bean
sued out under section $50 OF TIE Code.
and returned into Count, levied upon the
nroperty Of defendant, and afidavft hav-
Ing been made that the defendant. W. 81
Walker. is Indebted 10 plaintiff IN the sum
OF 8754 81 py account q that the defendant.
OF Tennessee
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearances herein, before the Tudge
OF tne second Circuit court Of shelby county.
on the third Monday ia September next. aud
defend said attachment sult within shs time
prescribed by law, or the same vii be pro-
eeeded WIN eLsar e, and that a copy Of THIS
order pe published once q week, for four con-
seeaGve weeks, DO the Memphis appeal.
lone 90 omce, this 18th day OF May, Ie7L
p. ~. Boyle. Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHART0N. Deplty Clerk
LogWood & MicOu Att'ys Tor Rllda myEl
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TRADE.

offerings on Change to-day were COM
posed Of -four, corn meal, bran and corn.
OF the latter some 400 sacks white shelled
were held at 73c, without, however ind-
ing a purchaser, the market being much
better supplied than It has been for sew
ersl days. Sales reported were 200O bush
els ear mixed IN bulk at &c, aud several
small lois from the lsvee a. 72Hc for white
shellsd. In bran there we're sales of 100
sacks a. SO, which has been the ruling
price for nearly a week. The supply, al
though small, is about equal tn the de-
mand, IS Is the case with other articles Of
grain aud feed. A small lot Of mixed
Oats was offered at CSC, but was not sold
up TO the hour Of close Of Change. In
hay there was q fair business done from q
Fat boat at 81 for choice timothy, and
corresponding prices for good to choice.
Corn meal was IN active demand, and al
though the receipts during the past two
or three days have been large, prices are
well maintained and show 80 advancing
tendency both in this and other markets.
Sales were l25 barrels kiln dried, on the
Isvae, 80 81 70; 80 barrels, from mill, at
81 %, was put upon the market late in the
dsy and doubtless found q purchaser be-
I fore the close Of business. In groceries
we have little or 10 change 70 report.
/ Coffee is held firmly, bub Is in light de-
maud. Sugars are easier, but NOT lower
tban the prices given yesterday. Not
withstanding the downward tendency of
1 other markets, mOlasses is dull but prices
are unchanged. Beans are dull and prices
I drooDing. Cheese Is quiet at l6H@l7c for
new Canned goods are dull and prices in
eome cases a shade lower. Flour Is held
I 8rmIv and the advance noted in re-
nort Of Yesterday is fully maintained,
me supply is fully up 70 the demand.
many ofour dealers having sufficient on
band 10 last them during the season.
I Green apples are scarce and receipts light
0rices ~ arm at 81 O087 50 for good 70
| choice. Live stock is in fair demand and
! receipts are better. Corn fed western peel
eaffls are 4a5e, ard grass fed 5h94@e.
Texas cattle are coming In more freely
and are sold at lower rates. sheep are 10
1 fair request at S2a6 for grass and corn ieqi
and lambs scarce at 1904 % per hssel
according 10 quality. Mich cows are gu
at S259S5. Produce Of sl kinds remains
quiet and prices about the I'D some
new cabbages were received from theSout1
to-day and were quickly disposed OF a.
f28G60 per 100 for choice. Old potatoes
are quiet 81 b per barrel. In sacks they
are quoted 81 81 % per bushel. New are
Bcsrc8 and duQ at IS 75Q4 50. Onions are
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE..

No 2E, r. DIN the Second CnanCery Court
of shelby county, Ten1esses-MaZ Her
Eog, solomon HerEOZ and others, Us. John
Domaine sarah Ann PER- Anna 3. Cole,
alice Cole. and Anna e Cole and others.
1T appearing from the bill which Is sworn
i TO IN this cause that the defeudauus.J John
DOuahue, sarah Ann Perry Anua L. Cole,
widow OF J.C Cole, deceased Alice Cole ana
b. Cole, ars nOu-Iesidenls OF state
OF tennessee.
Tt Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearances
herein. % the cOurt-hOuss OF the Second
ChEncery Court, in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the first Monday In June,
1871. and plead answer OF demur TO COM
p~lsinauts Diu, or same vii be taken for
confessed as to them, and set for hearing
eLparte and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
This 18th April, l4L
Attest.
H.. ID L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By o. equity Jierk and Master.
WestcOtt q e1ahl, soils for complainant
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d SafurdsH. m d. -.

Within legal hours, the toiLoTLus -sscrtla1
tract OF land situated lying . being Oh the
county Of SHELBY and state Of Tennessee. or
the state line road three miles nom tle c-E
or Memubf bafnE balance OF atr ceres
which is subdivlded Into tracts Of about i've
acres each.
PIats or diagrams may be naI no my ufFca-
TERms OF 5ALE-0ue-f fourth cash. ra.r.er
in six. twelve and elEateel -ar5u-
notes bearing interest, with rc1d eseurfr--
and retaining g lien Tor tlasama-
De-. L.STEWA ART. CLERK and Master
Hanson sT1sley e Daaliel. soLs. tor CONS
p-laiuanaur.
may1, sun tues & thurs "a.
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as.tln5 Of the Stockholders Of th'
Texas Pacific Railroad Co.

OF soc Texas fsei9'
Grmpan VIZ meel IA AAS'
"a civ 81 New York on
Say 2sd at u s'elsos hssH'
elect MAEsHALL o RoAEhA~
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h~sfsehmept Notice.


Moss Adm the First Cireult Sourt oIs1el-
by County, Tennessee.[H nIooAS III
vs.. Henry Howard and J.A Co"ah'
IN this cause an attachment having been
ereT mi undar section 815 Of the Code.
and returned into eourt, levied upon the per.
sonal property Of ~detends1ls, SO smaasil
hevfua been made that b are
debted 70 plaintid IA the sum oI@soy by &C
CUNT, and that the defendants are hoh-resl-
dents Of the state OtIennessee.
personal aopearancs herein, before the Judge
Of the FiTsI Circuit Court Of shelby
County, l8t the Cpart-houss N We eltY
In September next and defend said at
taehment suit within the time pre-
Beribed by law. or the ssme VIII oe proceeded
with eTDarte and that 3 copy Of this order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
DOneet once this 18th day Or Nay L4l
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY BIZ COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
Scales a M~sriWeathsT, Atty's for Pln. tU
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N-on-Resids1t Hoties.

No. Z6.-In the First Chancsry Court o.
shelby county. tennessee. j. Negibbeu
VS. II. ". MeglJben co al.
1T appearing from smdavtt in this caus.
II that the defendant to the cross-0tl OF j
W. Megiobeu, viz; T j. MEgibbau, IL q non
resident OF the state of Iennessea ana a resi-
dent Of the state of Kentucky, % that ne i
indebted 70 said J.. W. hegibbeu, by open &C.
COurt &, IN a sum TO be aBcertatnFd BY account
to be taken by the CLERK snd Master.
1t is therefore ordered, Ihaf he make ms
appearance herein, az The house l
the city OF Memphis, IeDu.s on OF ne'oIe w.
Hrst Monday mJuIr. ETI. and plead answer
or Gemur 10 defer dauts cross-94r 9E 5Is
same VIII be taken for confessed p % LlM
M fbfs ordar he n1blisded once a week Tor
f5ar successive weeks, la the Memphis Ap-
peal
5wTTD a. cole, Clerk and Master.
Nv RI MCHENRZ, Deputy Z. ard ~.
asrou Il Etahie Ols Tor compiG my zt
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CHANCERY SALE

REAL nSTATHs
40. ~, Rim the First Chancery Court o.
shelby countT-GeO. A. Ht0Vau vs.. &. M.
Ferguson Cd al
ID virtue OF an tu-teTlOCutOry decras for
ID sale. e tered IA the above cause Ferry IB.
l8Tl, I viii sell at public an ton, to the highest
bidder iu troutOf the CsrE AID Masters Of
ice, GIeeulaw Block, second street, IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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rHaES RHEgNATISH

siUEFREEsBORC, TEES., July G..
Z DR.J J LAWREECE, Baltimore, Nd
Z dir: You viii please send me o % n
Z more bottles OF your most eZcelLeu.
medicine.
As you viii remember, one month OK
sfx weeks ago. received three UGtlle5
I of fl. when 7 commenced taking 10
4 could scarcely walk at ala when might
4 came, but nov I suffer no more uDm
i rheumatism. I have q little brother
/ that Is about &C lose his sight, au1
wish 70 try it for him. You VIII please
ind enclosed SIS. for which you VIII
4 please forward me the medicine i'm
I mediateIy. Very raspeCllullvr 7 re-
Hmqfu. sAM'L G. ECFADDE-,
P.o. Box L58, MlrT=ssJCro4 Tenn.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Al
Z WhOIesa e by
&c WARD BRD.
% W.JCEE5 roo
w TEFILE E-D Nc co.
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NO7-Rssidsnt NOtiCs.

No. E3l.-In the Second Chalcery Court OF
shelby COunrv, Tennessee John l. Nor
gan and others VS.. VIM Utley e1 al.
1T appearing from the bin, which is sworn
4 % IN this cause, that the defendants,
Mary H.. Mclean and Jenny Mclean are cit
liens Of Missouri, and that susan Mclean,
Mary IS BrauEfOrcr Alnedk. BraustOrd, sum-
merdald W. Bransforc and - Brausford
are citizens Of Texas, and that they are al
n0n-residents or the state o. Tennessee:
Lt is thersIOre ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearances
herein. az the courthouse Of the Second
Chaucery Court. IN the city Of Men,
phis, tennessee, on OF before the drsi
Monday in Iuly, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 70 compliments biz. or the
same viii be takeu Tor confessed as to them,
and SET for hearing eZparte, andthst a copy
OF this order be published once q week ToI
four successive weeks in the Memphis APP.
peal. This 18th May, 1871.
"a. ~. L. STEWART. Clerk and Msafer.
By gro. MALLERY, Deputy q. vi n
Geo ~ Winchester, Sol. for Complts.
murH an
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NOTICE TO PRESIDENTS.
ann-Rssidanf Nnflea.

Isl R. BIN the Second Chancery Court
~ofSheIuy County, TeuGe-see-E. 3. KOsn
vs. d. n. Rogers ct al
TT appearing from cross bi1 Of N. a.. Rogers
a in this cause, daily sworn to-, that the de-
faudanLs, ELlla Denny, Marian smell and
wife Francis smell. Wilson Lloyd and Eliza
Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered Tnattnsy make their
appearance herein at the courthouse Of tr5
second CnalcerT Court Of shelby County, In
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday In July, ISL and plead. answer
or deuEr to said cross bill OF VI 81. Rogers or
the same viii be taken for confessed as 70
them, and set FOR hearing eZpsrts, and that q
copy or this order be published once a week
for four 8uCcassive weeks IN the Memphis
APPEAL This May 4, 1871.
A -copy-aCresJ=
M. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY G. BELCHEE, Bepu-y C. and 81.
uuvaL d ruEEs. sos. Tor comuL Dr5
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B~EEaSHEBA sPRING8.
Grumpy CO.. renn.

This property having been purchased by
the undersigned, and thoroughly rented
and furnished, VIII be opened u the public
for the ensuing season. On the 18th June
next
For the bened Of those persons who have
never viai ed this. before the war, celebrated
watering place, We beg leave TO say that, for
the eXcellency Ofits chaI8 b=4lesn IaestOne
waters, grandeur Of scenery and purity Of
atmosphere, tt Is not surpassed, if equzied,
by any establishment IN the 5Olth. To-
cation Is upon one Of the highest points OF
the Cumberland Mountains, within a few
hours ride or the UuIrerslty OF the south.
and Of the large Swiss colony recently estab-
lished in this Stale
visitors leaving Huntsville. CHATTANOOGA
OF Nashville by the mFruIug train, viii ar
rive 40 the Springs, UlO TuLahoma and Nc
MlnnVle, on the evening OF he same day.
Parties Wishing 10 eu=age rooms for The
season can do 80 BY ADDRESSING rs az Nash
vile until 18TH Mays after that time at Seer
sheba Springs
CUARGEs FOR BoARD-By the day. 90; by
the week, 81 30; by the month, Sec Children
and servants half price.
kEsTDENT FHXsICLAS5-Dr. J ID. winston.
Of Nashville Dr.. i. N. franklin. # sumner
70. s. NJ SCOTT 20.
Nashville, Tenn, APRIL, lsTL ap
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Nnn-RasIdanf Nntiea.

No, 265-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenu-GeO. 5. GoIloday.
and wife, Virginia @. GOlOday, VS.. John
+. Carr, e. K. HendricksOn ct al.
TT appsar1ng nom bill. duly sworn TO in
this cause. that the defendants, Jon +.
Carr. g. II. HendricksOu, Rose Hendrtcks0n
Ella HendricksOn and A. sheldon are non
regiden s of the StaJe Of Tennessee.
1T is therefore ordered, That they MAKE
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the Second Chencery Court OF shelDy
county in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
IN on before the drst Monday in July, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same viii be x Tor con
fsased a. 10 tham and set for hearing eXparte,
and that a copy OF this order be published
once a week for tour successive weeks IN
me Memphis AFPEAL. This May 10, loIl'
A ~copy-GtiesB:
n b. 4. STEWART. Clerk and Master
TboF- Tnrlev. sol for complainant myGT
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RafurdaY. ~ N. 81

within legal hours. the following described
property ro-Hllf
Let NO.a. beginning &C q stake on the er1-
Tine OF Cherry avenue, the southwest Gomez
OF lot mel thanca east with the south Uns0-
Tot No. 4, BchaLua To- q stake thence norrr h
chains and AluEs % a STAKE In the eenfrs -
the Raleigh roau ftneuce south. 6i7 wser M.
the centre ofsaid road. Q chats and ID p.
thence south, 81 west, chains and q ~
20 a stsEsi Themes north VITA the aarf -
Ciiery AVeuues chains and E links III frr
beginning. containing 4gl6 acfer- NJ -.-
beng part OF the subdivision ofaE 40 r---.
o. lanu, which "a a part OF the J1o. Pr1s
gtln.aloaf llng and being ia Tennessee
four nom
IEEMH OF BALE-Cazh.
EamM 3 Poston. EolE
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within legal hours, the following des-Ebsd
properly, 20 wi5s Three-f0ur-hs % Of the
south half OF lot No l5A beginning FOR bounds
&C the southeast corner or said lot, on the
west side o. Main street; running thence
uorthWarulT with the west line of Main
street, 81 eel u inches 70 staEei thence
west par lei with UVeTtOn street. "a feet 9
inches; thence aOuthWsrcly parallel with
Main street. Is feet "a inches more or less;
thence west parallel with OvsIton street, q
Ieer inches, 70 the east side or Front alley.
thence ~southWardly parallel Wtlu Main
street, and on The east SIDE Of sad alley. rs
feet u inches. more or Less, 20 the south vest
corner Ofiot No. l52; thence easfwardlF with
the sourh line Oflot No L5Z. l4d feet 8 inches.
more or Less, 70 the beginning; situated IN
Memphis Shelby county, Tenn
Terms OF sale Oue-fourth cash bFlauCe IN
six, twelve and eighteen months. notes with
approved security required, bearing iufersst
ajax per cent. rom daJe; Len TO be an
tn same ale paid.
EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
Brown q Griffin and Humes & PosUon, artyz
mWE
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1871

No. 47S-m tbe Second Cha1ceFy Court Of
shelby county Teunessee-Carlarlus Ag-
Grath, admInstraE1E, Vs Margaret Lc-
Gratn ct al
ny virtue Of an order OF sails uada IN CHS
ID cause, [ VIII sell at public aucuoEr 90 ina
highest bidder, On the premises
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DISSOLUTION.

THE arm ON ALHOON & co. Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent All IN
anfshed business can be settled az me oId
stand. No. IG2 Front steeebt anu 81 qasoH
n. CALHOON.
'@[L- ,rft % W. 81 PHILLIPS