davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Saturday, 25th of March, 1871,

at the southwest corner, intersection OF Main
and Madison streets. In the city OF Memphis
between the hours Of DO o'clock, am. and 8
OoiOck pn.- sell al public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scrlbed real estate, to-Wit: a certain let in
the city OF Memphis, bounded as follows. Be-
ginning at a point on the north line OF Linz
den street, thirty-three feet west from the
point OF intersection Ofthe north line fLfu-
zen street Win the west line OF Orleans
street ana lunnlng thence west with the
north line OF Linden street one hundred fezf
20 stake thence north parallel with Orleans
street one hundred and sixty feet 10 a staks.
thence east parallel With Linden street one
hundre leeJ 20 q point within thlrty-three
teet OF the west line Of Orleans street, thence
South parallel with Orleans street one hun
dred and sixty feet 20 tne oesinntug- Said lot
Is known as part OfiOt No fOrty-three OF block
NO. nty-seven l5lla8 laid down on the Robert
son TOpp division. and being the same lot OF
and Mary Ann 5cudder. his wife, TO said ".
3. McDonOugh and Joseph F~lannsry, by deed
bearing date December q, 1868, and Recorded
In the ONCE OF Register Of shelby county.
Tennessee. in Record Book No. III, pages l5g
and 100, reference to which is hereby made.
Also tue following described real estate; a
certain lot or parcel OF ground living ard be.
Ing In the city Of Memphis, Shelby county.
State OF Tennessee, bounded as follows: Be
ginning az the northeast corner Of a let sold
Rowland savage and P. u. Hammel. on the
south side OF the Raleigh road, and running
thence south with The east line OF said lot Of
Rowland Savage and 7. n. Hammels lot one
hundred and eighty feet 70 a stake: thence
east sixty-siX feet aud eight inches TO staks;
thence north one hundred and eighty feet 70
the south line Of the Raleizh road; thence
west siEty-stL feet and eight inches TO the be-
ginning. Being a paat u the orig nal subdi-
vision OF tue John Rice grant No, Z, assigned
TO John OVerJon, and being the same lot Of
ground sold and conveyed by r e. BrtukIey,
Hugh l. Brtnkley, K B. SnOgdeu and Anna
z snOWden his Wtfe,t to- SAID WE. McDOnOUgh
and Joseph Flanneryi by deed beaIing date
RnuaTy !, 1863. and duly recorded In the
Ofdce Of the Register OF shelby county, fen
nessee, IN Record Book Nc. Il, pages l57 aud
l58, reference to which Is hereby made. Ths
equity Of redemption Is waived and the title
Is believed TO be good, but I viii sell and
convey only a. trustee.
~ 80 NTNaH r--n-..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
SPECIAL notice.
The Pursst and safsst-Ths tfhoaoy {

The Parsst and Safest-Ths tfieaoy Of
Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Bitters as
a specific for recruiting the enfeebled body
and cheering the depending mind, has
passed into a proverb. In the United States
where this marvellous tonic has borne down
all opposition, and eclipsed al rivalry the
demand for it has annually increased in a
heavier and heavier ratio for years, until, at
last, the regular sales OF his preparation ex-
coed those Of all other stomachics combined.
Eminent member OF the medical profession
and hospital surgeons without number, have
candidly admitted thai the pharmacopoeia
OF the faculty contains no prescription that
produces such beneficial effects In dyspepsia
general debility and nervous diseases, as
Hostetter's Bitters. To use the language OF
a venerable physician OF New York, The
Bitters are the purest stimulsnt and safest
tonic we have" But the uses Of the great We
getable Rntidote are much more cOmprehen-
sive than such praise would imply. As a
preparatory antidOte to epidemic diseases, s
genial stlmulant, a promoter OF constitutions
al vigor, an appetizer, a stOmachic, and a
remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has even attained the reputation
of Hostetter's Bitters. 1t is the household
tonic OF the American people, and in all hu
man probability viii be so for centuries to
come. The msgnates of science recognize its
merits; and that 1t is emphatically the med
icine OF the masses, is proven by its vast ard
ever increasing sales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

go By virtue OF a Deed in Trust executed
10 me on the hrt day Of November. 1863, by
Joseph Miller, and recorded in the Registers
office Of trlIteudeu county, Arkansas, in
book M page 1885, and for the purpose
OF carrying out the trusts therein specified.
WILL, ON MONDAY, APRIL 10, ISL,
During legal hours, al the courthouse door.
in the town o. Marion, Crlutsuden county,
Arkansas, sell Tor cash, at public cutlery, the
following real estate cOuveyed in said Trust
Deed, tO-Wtt; The southeast quarter Of sec
ton No. eleven, II, the south half OF section
No. twelve, Il, the northeast quarter of sec
ton No. fourteen, IA, and the fractional north
half OF section + o. thirteen, l3r ali in town
ship No. five, 5, north Of the base line, and in
range No eight, 8 east Of the NTH 18th. priu-
cipal meridian; also. the southwest fractional
quarter dissection No. seven, :, and the north
west fractional quarter OF section No. eight
cen, Is, ali in township No. i've, S, north Of
base line, and In range Nos east Of The fifth,
5tb, principal meridian. containing in the
aggregate one Thousand and siXUv-tWO l3-lUJ
acres, more OF less. The title believed 70 be
good, but / convey only as trustee.
milo -FERD RODGERS, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
TRADE,

ln all departments, is good and prices are
maintained. The grocery u provision
markets are pretty well stocked. H6zter-
day, on Change, which was pretty well
attended, We noted sales Of 50 bales Of
hay ~ SIS COS Z95 sacks Of white corn a.
EJC; 2J7 Of yellow corn at zoe 25 bbls
psachbioW potatoes At & 50; l25 sacks Of
Brau lseeOud-haud %gunuiesL at ~ 90.
Prices ~ which country dealers are sup
piled are given below:
ALE M BEEB-Aie, SlO91O so per half
barrel. Porter, Sll. Lager, per ksg, s. p.
Ale per dozen, t5g5 = for quarteHi 20
= % Tor pInts. Porter, do, Guinness g.
Houng's Scotch ale, in pints, e 90 per
dozen.
BUrrER-No choice in market; c3m-
mon, l5Q1Jc.
BEoOMOOEE-Broomcorn, S5C@75 per
fOn.
BAgorEG AND TIEs-Kentucky and lax
bsgging, Zlgzic. Iron ties, 5000.
BEANs-White mixed, SZ25 navy, e. 50
CASDms-sliek, lG9lsci plain fancy,
CAEDLEs-star Ioz, lsHoi 100, l4Kei
Full weight, lBc.
CoREHEAL-seling from store at 81 80
M8 40.
CoTroEsEED-CoJtouseed on levee, 50
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
COTTON MOTEs-NOmtnsL.
CHEEsE-Factory, l61l9I7ci English
Dairy, l6h8l7c.
C0FFEE-RiO, common 20 choice 1910
19c.
CANNED GOoDs-COndensed milk, VAC
"A 60 per case. Cove oysters, 1 10, 81 TOO
2 50 per doz. Peaches, q IS. Pears, s. 90.
Tomatoes, g I5a2 Is. Cherries, Sg3 10.
Plneapplas, s. 500A Brandy Cherries
s. 50g6. Pickles, half gallon, per dog,
5 90; quarts, g Z593 so; ptnts, " ..
Tomato cstsup, 81 2J8l p. PepPersauce,
81 20
Eses-Duu 81 I7c per dozsn.
FEED-Ws quote from store IS follows:
Corn, 75977ci Oats, 66@7Oc; Hay, &l8G24,
~ 70 quality. Bran, S1jgz8.
FRUIT-Applas s. coos %, as 70 quail
Sly. Dried Bpplos, O97c; dried peaches,
109l2c. Oranges s. bO per box. Lem
Ons, 81 per box.
FLoUR-Markst weak, with light de-
msnd. Supsrs are held At So 25i extra,
- so; double extra, 81 OOi treble extra
81 5OG8; fancy, 6 50gl0 per barrel
EIsH-sardlnesl fZi4Ef for quarters and
s87G35 for halves. White fish, s. per half
barrel. Roe herring, per half Dbl, tHg
8 90. Mackerel, per half Dbl, No. J. tll 70
faI2. No. 2, e. 75uS; No. I kits, s. 3lRG
2 70; No. 2, a Is; No. 3, 81 45gl 90.
8UEELEs-l5 cents for good seconds.
BunsDs, 12hgl4c.
HMALH. AA4 ~ AAA j
mw are steady. Dry flint, lie; dry salt, 1
green, bKG7ci green salt, 6L@9c. I
TalioE, sG8c. Deer skins. l59l6c; beaver, /
sOoGEf 80 eachg otter, Sig4 each; mink, 4
4OcGyl: fox, 80eE coon, l2Z95Oe.
HoMIEV-Dsmand light; s. per barrel.
KRouT-Dull al S4g5 per barrel.
LRATHER-HemlOck sole, 55g55ci cak, /
sole. 42Q46c; saddle, 40843c; brialss, s48
eG6e per dozen; uppera, 445Oci c~aiiaklisl
American, per dozen, t30tg50.
LIVE SToCK-Cattle, LIST quality, 6g7o
gross; % quality, 4G5c; common &05Ac; 4
good supply. Hogs are quiet 40 SOLE. {
ghesp are scarce a. s3Q6 Per head. Texas
bssFss, S20940 par head and duh, with
supply
MoLAssEs- Common tt choice LouiHi-
ana. 35G70ci Syrupss 40g76ci Sorghum, 4
Eams-Dull 81 e. 60G4 20 rates.
NAVAL srOREs-Tar, in kegs, s. n f1r
Dine: in 40-gallou barrels, SS9lO, Pitch,
per barrel Oakums 500 per bale,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
LrrrLE ROCK And FoRr SMITH RAILROAD.

LTTTLE ROCK n FORT SMITH
Train leaves Little Rock Huntersvinel
Returning, leaves Louisburg at l pm, ar
irving Vt Little Rock at $50 pm.
d. W q. BROWN, GenI Sup't.
L. s. RICHARDSON, 9. A.
RAILROAD CoNyENTION AT V~ICKsBURG.
The convention which assembled at
Vicksburg, on Wednesday last, the 18th
inst on the call Of Judge W. COwan, it's
late President, to consult about the ways
and means Of establishing a line of rail-
way to connect ViCksburg, Canton, Ab6r-
deem and Decatur, was fully and ably
represented by delegates from the cOun-
ties Of Attala, Carroll, Grenada, Kinds,
Madison, Monroe, Washington, Warren
and YazoO. on taking the chair, Judge
COwan said that the convention which was
held in Aberdeen had solicited aid from
Congress 70 construct 3 railroad from
Vicksburg to Canton, Aberdeen and De-
cstur, but that the application had failed,
and that It now became necessary for the
present convention to take some action
to secure renewed efforts by our
Representatives in Congress in be-
half Of the road. He stated, briefly
his opinion touching the Importance Of
this road to this material interests Of
Nicksburg. The road would connect with
the Texas Pacific railroad, and would be
the overland route from New York to
China, Japan and the Sandwich Islands,
the distance being one thousand miles less
than by any other route. He concluded
his comprehensive survey by ~resigninR
his position as president of the cOnven-
ton. Judge Acker, of Aberdeen, was
then elected president of the convention.
He gave a synopsis Of the advantages that
would accrue 70 Mississippi from the
building Of the proposed road, which would
CONNECT with the great line running from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. His address.
like that of Judge Cowa0, was brief and
pertinent to the points of interest in
VOWED IN the proposed road from Vicks-
burg to Decatur. The convention having
been organized, q committee was ap-
pointed, who, after a brief absence, re-
ported the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it Is the opinion of this
Convention that the Vicksburg, Canton.
KosciuskO, Aberdeen and Decatur. and
the N~icksburg, Yez0O Valley and Grenada
roads can be built, and they request that
each delegate here interested in said
lOutes respectively urge upon their peo-
pre- At an early day TO indicate what ap-
preparation they are willing to make for
the purpose.
The Convention then adjourned, SUBJ
jact to the csll of the President, at such
time and place as he may designate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
ORDINANCE.

CITY
Be e ordained 5y ne General Council Of IN
Ctgof Memphs:
"HAT the rates Of taxation upon the real
i and personal property in n city OF Mem
phts, as valued by the Assessors Tor taxation
Tor the year 1871. being the fOrty-fOurth cor
porafe year, shall De as follows
In the old city limits, namely the First
Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Seventh
and Eighth Wards, Tor interest on the bonds
of the city, and for 8 sinking tund 70 pay the
bonds or the city maturing in the year 1879, a
tax ct the rate OF one dollar on the one hum
bred dollars.
FOR support Of the city schools, y tax at the
rate OF thirty cents on the one hundred dol
For general city purposes, a tax 81 the rate
Of seventy cents OF the one hundred dollars.
In the new city limits namely; the NlnLh
and Tenth Wards, for interest on the bonds
Of the city, and for 3 sinking tund 70 nay the
bond Of b city maturing in the year ~, q
tax at the rate Of nfty cents on the one nun
For Support OF ths city sohools, q tax at the
rate OF thirty cents on the one hundre dol
For general city purposes, a tax at the rate
Of seyenty cents on the one hundred dollars.
Passed Grst reading by the Council. when,
on motion under the provisions and IN &C
oordanee with the fourteenth section OF the
city charterl, the rules OF the Council In rela-
zion to the passage of ordinances was sus-
pended By q UNANIMOUS VoteOf the members
present. when Lns ordinances was read 8 sec
Ond une aud pissed finally by q Unanimous
vote, etc, March z. 1871. Passed nrst reading
BY Beard OF Aldermen, when in conformity
with provisions OF the fourteenth section OF
the city charter, the rules Of the Board in re-
laLien to the passage of ordinances Wefs 8us-
pended BY q unanimous vote OF members
present, the ordinance was then read a sec
Ond time and passed finally unanimously,
Approved March ls, 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
ID, "a RrcHARDA City REGISTER. mhH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Affachmanf Nniica-

No. lbs A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Tennis. Van mon vs..
Thomas f.. Parrish, as q m Of the firm
OF Uric & Parrish.
IN this u an attachment having been
4 sued out, under section ah Of the Code,
and returned into court, levied upon the real
estate OF defendant, and affidavit having been
ia that the defendant, Thomas r. Parrish,
Is indebted to plaintiff In the sum of S25u-64,
by account, with interest on same from De-
cembeT y, 1858, q that the defendant, ThOs.
F. Parrish, is a nonresident OF the State Of
Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit Court of Shelby County,
on the third Monday In May next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the sause VIII be proceeded
with eXparte, and that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
DOnea at ONCE, this 4th day OF March, ISL
z. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTOE, Deputy Clerk.
N. T. Williamson, Lewis & Craig, attorneys
for nlafmEif. mis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Attachment Notice.

No IZz A.. Din The Second Circuit Courtzol
Aneluy County, Tenn. r. Pulte vs.. Thos,
r. Parrish.
this cause al attachment having been
4 sued out under section $3.50 Of tie Code.
and returned into court, levied up0n the real
estate Of defendant, and affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas r. Parrish,
Is indebted 10 plaintiff ia the SUM OF SA3 10,
with Interest from the first a OF November
1879. by balance due plaintiff, on 8 certain
Judgment rendered In his tavOr IN the Supe-
rlOr Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. and against
said defendant and that the defendant,
Thomas y. Parrish, Is q nonresident OF the
state Of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
on the third Monday IN May next and defend
sid attachment 1ult within the time pre-
Hcribed by law, OF the same VIII be proceeded
with eNparfe, and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, Tor four cousscu-
tive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
o At Onice, this 4th day OfMarch, ISL
p. ID. BDYLE, Clerk.
By w. LEWIS WHAErON, Deputy Clerk.
N. Williamson, Lewis q Craig, att'ys for
lalutin. mh7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22

The Julia will pass down tomorrow for
NicksbUrg and the bends.
The City OF Chester leaves tomorrow
for st. Louis and all way landings.
Captain Pepper has contracted for an
other Thompson Dean at Cincinnati.
Captain John WoOdburn, it is said, has
bought the st. Mays
The Bstesville, Captain A. B. Smith.
will get away tomorrow, at 8 pm for
White, Little Red and Black rivers.
The nne passenger steamer Richmond
leaves to-day at 9 am. Tor Cairo and st.
Louis. Nat. S. Green is master, and Cook
Creighton is her chief clerk.
The United States mail packet Celeste.
Captain John Harbin, will get away this
evening for Little Rock and all landings
on the Arkansas. She is al excellent
passenger packet, and carefully handled.
Walker Outlaw is her chief secretary.
The Robert Burns gets away this even
ing Tor Cincinnati and all landings on the
Ohio. She viii leave promptly on time.
Captain Skunk is master, and Captain A.
F. Power Is secretary.
The Dick Fulton passed down with a
coal tow.
The J. IA. BIgley passed up with a tow
Of empty bsrges.
The Bismarck got away for New Or
leans. She added 90 bales cotton here.
The st. Joseph left for st. Louis with
543 bales cotton.
The Salie came in from the Arkansas
and put on 80 bales cotton. She left for
st. Louis.
Captain Nat. s. Green is in our city,
having come up from New Orleans By
rail on Sunday.
The Richmond is about due from below.
She has 1900 tons for 81. Louis.
The Legal Tender got away with q good
trip for White river
The local packets went out with fair
trips.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
10th Day Of April 1871,

At the late residence OF W. NJ. Ewing. decd,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. for cash.
The following described lands, S tuaLed ia
the First Civil District Of Shelby COuuty: Be
ginning at q stake in the northwest corner
OF ]. II. sinks land in Gathers east bound
airy line; thence north s. east S. chains y
links 10 astake In the end Ofthe lane; thence
east S chains 81 links to a stake In r. n.
Bonds west line; thence south IA chains 20
links to q stake n 90 west links Of q black
gum marked ID. Q. T.; thence s. east .
c aims 30 inks TO a stake, whence south %
west y links to a large sWeetgum marked s.
and b.; thence south Is chains Is Ink to q
stake, whence south ~ east % links to a
large WhiteOak marked r, with three elm
pointers; henCe west Is chains 2-IUO link 70
the beginning.
The above described land viii be sold sub
IeCt to the widows dover. The title is be-
lieved to be perfect, hut l will sell and con-
Vey as trustee only. March 4, 1871.
mh6 A. R BARRET, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Attachment Nnflna.

No. 80 A.. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county Iennessee.-J Ii. LsnOW vs..
inc Seward.
WHEHEAS, on the 18th day Of July. 1870.
w a writ was issued from the .FlrsG Cir
cult Court Of said county, directing The
5beriu 70 summon JnO. Seward. the defend
ant TO ppeaT before the Judge OF said court.
on The 3D. Monday lu September, 1870, then
and there 70 answer j, III. LenoW IN an action
20 his damage $500, and the said writ returned
not TO be ~ In my county W~hereupOn, on
the 26tn day Of DciOber, 1870, 10 was, on mo-
tlon under section 8i03 o. the cOdelf Ordered
that a judicial attachment issue against the
estate oil JnO. Seward, the defendant, and
said attachment issued and WEE returned,
levied upon the personal property Of the said
III Al therefore ordered. That the said de-
fendanL JnO seward, make hls personal APP
pearauee herein, before the Judge OF the First
Circuit Court, et a term OF said court 70 be
held for shelby county, at The circuit Court
house, Ia the city Of Memphis on the "a
Monday In May next and de end sara at
tschment suit, within the time prescribed by
law, OF the same viii be proceeded with e1-
psTte, and that a copy Of this order be pup
uEhsd once q week Tor o successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once his l4th day Of March, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Ulerk,
By B. r.. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk,
L. Mcfarland, ATTY fOr PIN mhlb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
DR.. CURTIS ON MANHOOD

A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of
Premature decline, Nervous and Physical
Debility, SpermatOFrhRA, S~edentary Life,
Excess. OvertaXed Constitution. abuses OF
the System, etc, etc. It gives a clear synOp-
sis OF the mpedtments to marriage, n the
remedies thsrefOr-the result OF 20 years sue
cessful practice, by e. DE- =. CURTIS, ND, r.
r Co, etc.
Curtis on Manhood" should be read by
the young for instruction, and by the afflicted
a. q source of relief. 1t VIII injure no one
Medical Times and 9Gzste.
There is no member OF society by whom
this book VIII not be found useful, whether
he be parent, preceptOr OF oiergyman.-LOgJ-
don Times.
Price 81 90 by mail. Address Dr. Curtis, No.
3 fremont Place. Boston. Mass. mhSeOd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
-nnn-RaaIdanE Hnfina-

No B. H.D-m the First Chancery CouItoi
Shelly county, Tennessee.-J.A and p "a
EIsck fnrm OF Black bros. & Coz vs. C.
~ anDearing that an attachment writ was
issued in this cause, February 18Th, I5TL,
1gaiust the estate Of @. Jarvis and =. q
ufngham, on the hll OF compliments, under
oath dled herein. alleging that said J. O jar
Wis and &c. Cu~nuLuE1Gm are non residents
OF thasfata Of Tennassea "a citizens of Hl5-
sourls that they are indebted To camp5alu-
ATS In the sum Of aDouE SzA as evidenced 1I
nfiegaff0us and accounts In said Dill Or COM
~nlainanas OF goods sold and money -caneA
d~afsndan6. Jarvis that said -ertachmsnl IA
been returned, levied upou me properly o
said defendants.
Hfstheraf0rs ordered ThatthsF maE ll-A
aupsarauc8 herein. az tha c~onrt-lol
CITY OF Memphis. Tenn, on or 1alta -
ferno ~ ia erurE commencing On ~
frst Monday IN april, 1915 sMd PEI
rayar A. darnur %. cQmpLal1all
srma an - tarau for cQu1e
7nd ~ "a hearing axparai anl
~ 49, o-fsr be UunIshad olla
91e-ssglvs weeks, "a ha AamP4
Appel
AZ WTuND A. cola, Clerk and 4aslA
Nv = u HACK. ID. O. GA
Ia @cFarlaad, Sol fer eomplA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
~NnN-REslnENT NnIIEE-

No 9O3, RD-In the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county Tennessee,-W. T.. swan
wick 4 Co. ct ~ vs. @. A. Sd Imam, C. v. b.
Speigil, Sarah Speigl, Mary =. Sm1thyJulta
IL. Stillman u Marion b. 5ttllmRu
TT appearing rom afidavit IN this cause,
i thai the defendants Julia Il. Stillman
and Marion h. Stulman the latter as admin
istratrick of L. J.. Stiuman, deceased are
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee.
It. Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
next term Of said Court, commencing the
first Monday IN April, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur TO compliments original
and amended bills, or the same win be
taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing eZparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once q week,
for Tour successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
"A c~ODy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r J.. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
smith q Jefferson, A. j, Martin, Korurscht
& Graft and stephens and Smith, solicitors
lur complainant. mrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-22
Nonresident EotIce.

No. lG5, N. R. DIN the Second ChRucery
Court OF Shelby ounry Iennezsee.-Ibos
q. GAYLORD et al. vs.. VIM FarE 90 al
IT appearing from bin duly sworn to in this
i cause that the defendants. Elleu brady Is a
non-resfdsnr OF the state OF Ianueszsa,
thai she residence Of the unknown heirs Of
Elizabeth hughes Is Unknown % complain
ants:
Ia is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, az the conn
horse of the Second Chancsry Court OF
shelby county, in the city OF Memphis, on or
before the first M0ndsy in April. Ds7l. ana
plead, answer OF dsmur 70 cOmplainauls bill
or the same VIII be Rken for confessed as t1
them and set for hearing eLparte, and that q
COPY OF this order be published once q week
for f0ur successive weeks in the Mamphls
Appeal. This March ], ISL
Acopy-Attesrs
Nj. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
BY G. BELCHER, Deputy O. and ~.
him @ ELnnLa- .n- Eo- .--n--.- III