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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Body sad lie kseds.---Consldsring
the extreme sensitiveness Of the human
body, and, that it is unprotected except by
artificial covering, from the action OF cold, Il
is net strange that az this season IL Is liable
to many disorders. The skin exercises q
powerful influence over the stomach and
bowels, and when its functions are interrupt
ed by sudden ohills that seal the pores aud
prevent evaporation from the surface, Inter-
nal congestion Is apt TO eusue, The digestive
organs never perform their ON, q properly
when this is the case, and the waste matter
OF the system, which should be discharged in
part through the persptratory glands, having
no b outlet than the bowels and the kid
aeys, constipation and q variety Of renal
diseases are more or less prevalent. DysPep-
sia, where ft exists, Is also aggravated By
these causes. The most effective preventive
OF, and remedy for, disturbances OF this ma
ture is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Acting
as q stimulant and tonic, 1t TOuBes the siom-
ach and the intestines, imparting - those
important organs both activity and regular
ity. It also operates as a sudOrihc. BY tontng
the vessels of the skin and promoting the
free passage OF exhausted matter through
that natural sieve OF the system. Being a
mild dtureEc, it gives a healbnful Impulse 70
tn action Of the kidneys, where there Is q
tendency to drcpsy, and as a blood depureut
and nervi7e has a highly elect
in rheumatic cases. IL cOmbinrS In app
proportions the tonic, Alternative aparient,
anLIsepUlc diaphOretlc and antlollous prop
TEN generally dis1rdered, and has no equal
AS q winter medicine.
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cotton received and sold Ia this market
70 date, il Is estimated that the larger pro
portion was entirely untrRmmeled-in
other words the cotton advanced upon
has come In slowly, while that which
owed nothing here came forward rapidly.
As a consequence, the money paid out,
amounting TO some $4,000, 600, has nearly
al gone TO the interior and very little Cf
&c has as vet returned. Our banks gener-
ally report money moderately close, but
have ample reason to anticipate an easier
condition Of affairs by the 10Th.
Cotton bills are in good supply and are
in excess Of the demand for exchange,
which is also large for the season.
We quote rates firm Is follows
New York, Boston (demandl Providence,
Philadelphia, Fall River (demandl and
Fittsburg, = discount; Baltimore, Will
mington, Utica, Fall River sight BOs-
ton sight, and an points east Of Pitts
buzE, 8 discount; New Orleans, Z dis
c1unt. Checking at par to = discount on
all Eastern cities.
Stocks and bonds, city and county
scrip, snd T~enuessee money are very
quiet, with no change in quotations. Deal
ems buy gold 50 l@lkc under New York
ra.es for shipment. There Is Ibut light
counter demand and sales are made at
eastern rates.
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! Anchor whisky, zee; old Magnolia DO,
soc; old Tennessee white do, soc; old
Bourbon do,Sl 10; TuBcarrora do do, 81 %;
Miller's do do, 81 40; FOrd's do do, 81 rs;
old apple brandy, 3 90; old peach do,
81 80; New York + Z do, 81 IS; Otard,
Dupuy g. Co, 1850, do, 81 50i Swan gin,
81 Is; Fish imported do, ~ 50i old port
wine, 81; Grow sherry do, 81; Home bit
tiers Per case, IS; Our Own Southern do,
per case, S798; Plantation do, per case,
So so; Hostetter's do, per case, So so
claret, s. 50@5 per case; oatawba, S79S.
VTNEaAR-Oomm9n and picking, $50
10 per barrel.
BOOTS AND SHOES IN BOSTON n NEW
YORK.
The Shoe ad Leather Reporter says Of
the Boston market: Trade is quiet, as
might have been expected, this being
Christmas week, but the most ample pre-
para.ions have been made to meet It's
PROBABLE future requirements in all the
factories, and In every collateral branch
OF the business. It Is too early yet to re-
port the prices Of spring goods, as much
must depend upon the nature Of the de-
mand as well as upon the general pros
poets Of the country. One thing seems
certain, namely, that with our modern
facilities we can turn out goods about as
fast as they can be distributed. We can
tan the hide inside of six days, and con-
vert the leather into shoes in less than
twelve hours afUerWard. Therefore the
manufacturers are prepared, snd in fact
are always ready for any calls that may
be made upon them"
The anne paper says of the New York
market: THE holiday business is usually
dull with the wholesale trade and COM
mission houses, and there's but little bust
ness doing among them. Advantage Of
this is taken to balance up the books,
tske stock and put their places Of busi-
ness in order for the coming year.. Man
ufacturers are generally doing but little,
and as the orders as yet are few, they are
arranging their plans and preparing for
actively commencing operations, when
orders begin TO come in about the miGdle
of January. Meanwhile they nave been
making their arrangements to relieve
themselves Of the Onorous eXactions of
the Crispin Order, and ave succeeded in
throwing of the incubus, and feel as
sured that they can obtain all the work
men they want when business COM
menCes, who will allow them to conduct
their business in their own way"
OF dry goods in New York an exchange
says: 1.-THE past week hes been g repsti-
lion OF the few previous ones, u with
beth commission dealers and jObbsrs.
The stock Of fancy goods remaining in
the hands of jObbers is lower this year
than ever before at this season, and in
some cases there is none Of this stock re-
naming on hand TO DO carried over. In
cotton goods there has been a quiet mar
k8t with all except prints, which have
been moderately active. In wooden goods
there has been a very dull week, the de-
msnd being only from the clothing trade, |
which take only small lots. In foreign
goods there is 10 more activity than in
the domestic market. Many Of the goods
now arriving are left iu bond awaiting the
new year and the change in the tariff.
Quotations, though unchanged, are in the
main nominal"
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N~on.Resident Notice,

o. 64, Rim the First Chancery Cou-t OF
Shelby county, Teunessee Marlin Weber
81 al. VI. ST. Simmonds ct al.
IT appearing nom ahdRVit In this cause
j that the defendants, NJ. BlmmOn6s and -
Morgan, firm Of Bimmonds s. Morgan, are
nOn-residents of the State OF Hennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearances herein. at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn. on or before the first
Monday in February, 1877. and plead, answer
or demur TO compartments bill, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; and that q copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue.
cessive weeks, IL the Memphis appeal.
A copy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r J. BLACK, Deputy O.. and II.
Wilson & Beard, Soils. for ComplfR. den
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Wednesday, January Is, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property tO-wit; All toe right lhle and In
1erest OF 4. Q. Bettis IN and to the two undi.
vided One-stxth ~ interests or one undi-
Ftded one-third Q-8l ia5erest in a tract OF
land lying on the north side Of tho new State
line road east Of and near the city Of Mem
phts, in shelby coRnty, Tennessee, and de
scrtbed as follows, Va; Containing ten lQl
acres, and being the place upon which TIL
man bettts resided at tbs time Of bic death,
and the same conveyed TO SAID Ttuman Bet
It's by ItllmRn O.. BetBs and 70 him BY MS.
Ann 8. HarElsWDOd By deed registered In
the hegiategs ONCE Of shelby county, Tenn,
70 which reference is made FOR h oounda-
Fies and more particular description o said
lands said two undivided 3 interests were
acquired BY said A O. Bettis, IS fOl0Ws: Que
undivided lHl ons-slxlh Interest vas &C
quired by hlIn a. one Of The deFisess Of TIl-
man Belts, deceased, and the other BY pur-
chase nom 8. q. and d. ashrough, the last
named OF whom was sls0 one Of ths deYisses
Of the said Tllmau Belts, deceased, which
said tract Of lane vas 9 part Of the daWer 81
Sarah BsStias ths WidoB q said ulmaD Bet-
tbs, deceased.
Terms Of Bals-Cash.
EDHUEDA COLE, Clerk and Maatar.
l. H. Pike ane wilson abssTas RelA GeE
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Honday, January Is. IezL,

within legal hours, the following described
property, ~ FIrstwA town lot In ElIt
Pickering, shelby county Ienn-ssee 1l-
mated upon the plan Of said town as lot no
70, IN block No. Is 5ecoud-lhe -reVzulgl-
ary interest OF Emily Felts, widow OF said j.
F. Felts. deceased in and TO the following
descriuad property, which was assigned her
as her dover. a. per report o. commissioner
6led herein December L- Et6 WIS q EuCa OF
land, including t1s improvement --areol'
situated rangeH se1Ll4 eleF----
wears district, county OF e1elDF ana el4-a
Of Fennesst G, on the waters Of L~oo3olatcl-5r
being pats OF grant No 1857 ~ the name or
corner Of grant 560j, In the name Of wilson
SandsrIin, bounded as follows Beginning at
a sake on the north SIDE o. the hE Greek
9lank road, hence north west chains
and&Q links to a stake, So links north OF G-
elm marked W thenee norm .lr4E-
east HEh the eastern u0ul4a5 a
and EcLem0re 500 acres. 88 chains and 81
links 70 s black locust naked r. cypress
pointer, thence east p chains 20 ellee l "a
lane. thence south 10 chains and sd inks 10 E
staEe near an a2A stump L.rl-- 7.
chains and so links 20 q stake lu q l=-ls
thence south 10 chains 20 a sweet gum
marked " 3 tneL &c YES y ela-ls ana
to q stakc 80 links Wes- Of am elm
marked " 8, hence south F claiz1 End :
links 20 stake p white CaE pointer -e--
south lE< (degreesh east 8 chains and =
links to astaE6pn the north SIDE Of the Bis
Creek PLAN noas saauc with the line 0I
said road south g d1RfeZ west c1alnsa1l
~ Inks 70 the b~eg4n1 c11LalL-lE 70
acres, excepting however 5 sexes LIE on
the south side and included j. tla auQF1s
upon which James OFerton has q Ansl a1l
particularly described thuss DumtlEuCluH 90
The south corner Of the above d5scf bed Wll-
OW's dover; running thence northeast l-G
chains along the said plsnkroad. thence
back west 1886 chains 70 the western line OF
said dover; thence southwardly % me ta-
ginning. which said 5-62 acres are included Ll
Ire dtseriptiOn given in the Ledger, in which
the sale OF the entire OVertOn portion E a--
Vertissd.
Third-Also. another lot Fltuated I'm said
county % Stateaud just north OF the over
ton ISL acTas Ca part Of Wl1c1 IS described
commencing al the northwest corner
or said 5-62 acre parcel; running thence vest
TILl chains. thence north L-l1 cLallEs
thence southeast 70 the b~eglnulngr contain
. aF-Ile aenez, and maEtuEa 1Eure In the
shane Of aRfGHr
TrRsds OFSALE-0ne-tniru cash ~naIluceLu
and q months: notes with approved seCC-
rirv 10 be EtYen, and a Sen retained
re purchase none is paid, said notes %
bear interest rom date
EDMUND A. COLE e. and 81.
Estes & jackson. attorneys aeL6
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Wednesday, February /. 1871

Within legal hours, all the right, title AMI
interest OF e. 5, SsveEsOn IN and TO the fol-
lowing described property, tO-WIt: A certain
lQl OF parcel OF ground, being and lying in
mat part OF the city Of Memphis known rs
South Memphis, and bounded as mllOws-be-
ginning at me southeast corner Of 8 lot for
merry owned by Van PaIt. on Causey street.
IN said city; thence southwark Y with the
east line Of Causey street, 40 feet to a stake;
Lnence eastWardfy aud parallel with Van
Pelt's line - feet 70 a stake 100 feet from Her
uandO street. thence nOIthwardIy. parallel
with heIuauuO street, so feet 70 Van Pelt's
southeast corner; thence with Van Pelt's
line WestWardly 10 the beginning, 90 being
part Of lot No. 5, in block IS. as designated IN
the par OF south Memphis, which was
fought by Brauham Merrill Of William l..
vance. IS per deed of said Vance to said
Merrill date November q, 1856 and regis
tered In the Registers Office Of Shelby C I'M
l45r Oh the sth day Of August, 1853.
Terms OF sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard. ATTORNEYS.
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N~On-Residsnf Rotics.

No. I55-In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County, TeuneSsee-AnLhOuy ". Lauter-
bach and Martin LauteI bach VS.. Julius
Beehler ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit Ia this cause
4 that the defendant. Aaron Baer, is q citizen
Of Marshall county, Mississippi and a non
resident of the State OF Tennessee:
Il is therefore ordered, Tina he make
his appearance herein at the court
house, in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on or before the hrst Mon
day in February, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to cOmp ~lalnant's bill or the same
will be taken Ior confessed As to him and set
for hearing eZparie; and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four suu-
oesstye weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-Atlest:
EDMUND A. o <, Clerk and Master.
By r J. BLACK, D.. Z. & n.
IT. Swayne and NJ. p. JarnigaD, Soils. for
eO-mplainantE. della
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CREDITORS nOTlCE,

No. HL-R-In theFirst Chancery Court Of
SHELBY county Teunessee--Philtp Tuggle
vs.. George Fred WRrne ct al.
IT appearing from an OrCer entered In this
4 cause that +. Verne he'd departed this life
prior to the fling OF this bill; that ].
MeuX has been appointed his administratoE
in this cause ana directing publication 70 all
credi. ors, etc.
10 Is therefore ordered, hat all parties
interested IN said estate make their appear
ance herein, at the Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or be ore the nrst
Monday in January, k7l, and plead, answer
or NJ 70 compliments bin, prove and es-
tablsh their man against said estate ac-
cOrdtnR 10 law, or the cause viii be proceeded
with eNparte, and thar a copy of this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest:
Edmund 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY h J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk Master,
Wilson & Beard, SOls. for cOmppnts. de2
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ROn-ResidsBt RotiCs.

No l5 N.R.D i'm the Second ChRrcsry COurt
ofShslby county, Tennessee. R.W. Bedford
VS.. W. B. WaIdr8u, .. M. shoemaker, James
Shutter and wife, saliis a. Shutter, and
others.
1T APPEARING from affidavit in this cause
/ that the defendants, 8. NJ. Shoemaker, las
Shutter n w~ife,Selie A-Shuter, are uOn-res-
ldenJs Otthe st ate OF Tenusssee; it. is there ore
ordered, that they make their appearance
herein, atthe Courthouse Oftne second Chau-
Gerry of Shelby county, in the CITY OF
Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the hrst Non
day in February, 1871. and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as TO them and set Tor
hearing eXparte that a copy of this order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks In the Memphis APPEAL,
A ~copy.-Attest.
MD. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Heath q Frazer, solicitors tOr comp,
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7 IN

In the District Court of the United States fol
the District Of West Teunessee.-In Bank,
luptcy-ln the matter Of "A. Kraus & &c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ThOs. ]. Latham, Reg.
lister.
To the creditors Of the above-named Bank.
rupts:
JAKE notice that a third general meet,
Il ing of the creditors of said bankrupt
will b. held at the ONCE OF I. J.. Latham
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, in SAID d strict, on Tuesday
The 10Th day Of January, D., ISL, al il
O'Clock am, Tor the purpOs named in the
tWenty-seventh section of the act of Con.
gress, entitled " An act 70 establish a unffO %
system Of bankruptcy Throughout the United
States" Approved March z, 1867.
Dated at Memphis, Tenn, December 2
AID, 1870. ISAAC FRANK, Assignee.
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TuasdaY. hareh q. I8zL-

During egal hours, at the present residence
OF said ~. D.. Gather, sell t0r cash, AZ public
cutlery, the real estate conveyed in sala 4rLsE
Deed, described as follows, % Wit. A parcel
Of land in Shelby county Tennessee auLcl1a
ing the land or which the said VI -Galt-5
resided on 18th Of NOVem Der. 1857.
ing at the southeast corner Of said land and
running thence vest % the eastern DgUuaErT
line Of the a owned 5TD. Wltlelug-9l
on November p, 1857 thence north with said
line one hundred poles; thence east lg The
western boundary line ofEhe land lust above
mentioned; thence south along saiCIlue 20
the beginning containing. by estimation
one h.indred and twenty acres, more or less
Title believed 70 be good
ssI4 law ". 81. Ewing. Trustee
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NONRESIDENT HOTlUE.

No. IO-In the Second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county. Tenn. VIM. N. Harrington
and Henry +. Howell. firm o. Harrington &
How'll, VS.. Sci. Andrews. IOlcot & sons,
Jarnigan & FIayser, n. Fitzgerald & Co. and
Martin Walt c
It appearing from Injunction bill, which is
sworn 10 in this causz that the defendants,
TOlcUt & Sons, are residents OF New York and
nOn-residents o. the Stale of Tennessee, and
that Sol. Andrews ts a nonresident OF the
StOte of Tennessee; 10 is therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein, al
the courthouse Ofthe Second Chancsry Court
Of Shelby county in the Cttv Of Memphis, on or
before the first Monday IN February, 1871, ana
plead, answer or de~ ur to cOmplainants bill,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed as TO
them and set for hearing par and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL.
This December 18th, 1870,
A cOpy-Attesi,
NJ. D. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, Deputy c. & n,
J.. ID. McKisiCk, Soils. Tor CUmplainants.
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Monday, January 9, 1871,

within legal hours Subject, however, to the
life estate Of Lamira A. Parker, the follow
ing described property belonging to the es-
tate Of r. A Parker, deceased, UO-Wit: Par.
Of lot IS on the map of the city Of Memphis,
being the same conveyed to r. A. Parker by
40. Harris in g partition deed dated jan
uary 6, 1917. and recorded in the Registers
Office Of said county, In Book W, PIP. 81, 6
and 81, beginning at q point on Mississippi
row NOV Front street,, designated in said
partition deed as the beginning corner OF the
south tenement conveyed in said Iced by
Parker to Harris, thence eastWardly along
the center Of the partition walls to the fuLl
depth of said north tenement building. about
70 feet; thence nOrthWaydly along the out
side Of the east wall of aid building about
ls% feet 10 the north line of said Lot No. IS
thence w~estwardiy along the north line OF
said Lot No. IS, about 20 feet to the east side
OF Mississippi row NOV 'front.' street,, thence
sOuthWardly along Mississippi road, or Front
street, about I8E feettO the beginning. which
said lot and improvements were allotted to
defendant Lamira A. Parker as her dover
interest in said estate.
TERhs O. SAIL On a credit OF II, IS and "A
mOnthE-purchaser to execute notes with D
proved security; lien retained for the pur-
chase money; title 10 be absolute. Nc right
OF redemption to exist in the heirs, distrih-
utees or creditors of said decedent.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Stovall s Flippin, md ClRpp, Vance aud
Anderson for COmpiainants. del
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N~on-ResiesDf NOties.

No. 2l4S.-In the First Chaacery Court ofshel.
by county, Tennessee-Charles Barbour VS.
M. B. Parker ct al.
IT appearing from a~fidavitin this cause tha
4 the defendants, J. McAdams end N. B. Par
ker are nonresident of the State Of Tonnes
see, and in pursuance Of an order entered
herein December 2, 1870, directing pub1ca
ton. ETC.;
It is ordered, That they make their ap.
p~earance herein, at the court house in the
city Of Memphis ~essee, on or be.
fore the first Monday in January, 1877,
and plead, ansWer OF demur 70 com.
plainant bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set tor hearing sX.
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
hshed once a week, fOrtOur successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpy-aJIesJ:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Mssten
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
smith & Jefferson, Soils. for compTt. ue3
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Eon-Rssidsnt NOtics.

No l48-N. Ri the First ChaDcery Court
81 by county, Tennessee-ElleD f. Myera
VS. Rosa Laski ct al.
7 appearing from orders entered In his
4 cause, making the answers OF K L. and
Rosa Lask1r Henry =. and Leila r. King.
heretofore h'ed hereil, cross bills ia the
cause, that the defendants thereto, to.wiJ:
Mary O.. DrummoUd formerly NJ. g Mead
ans and ner husOauC.- urummOnd, are
nOu-resideuts Of the state OF Tennessee. aud
that the names u residences OF the be rs Of
Ellen +. Myers, deceased, are unknown;
Il is therefore ordered, that they make
their appearance hereiT, at the courthouse
In the city r Memphis, tennessee, on or be-
fore the nrst MOncay N February, 1871, and
plead, answer OF denur 10 the said cross
bills, or the same Will be taken for @ Bn1essed
as % them and set for hearing eLparte, and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week, Tor four succe sive weeks, IN the Mem
phls Appeal
A COpy-at.est:
EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Mater
By r J. BLACK, Deputy CleI k aud Master.
N. ID. Welsh and Vance q Anderson, solicit
Ors for complainant. JanI
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RrNANrrAL

The year hes closed, and little good can
be said Of it financially. True We have
few local disasters 20 record, but money
has been very close during the greater
portion Of The year, and our merchants
have been compelled 70 resort 70 all sorts
Of eEpsdisutH 20 Keen tksir heEds shove.
water. MARY Of them advanced hsavily,
70 planters early Ia the season, Vrsaiestea
upon fair prices 1or cotton, SGtfhe way
In Ean0pe, e declining market and utter
inability 10 supply TIE WantE Of sbEsplsa-
ser, caused them g be fary qssafrt ere
shs SESSION CLOSED, Qf thei2o:e psam q
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Thursday, January p, 1871,

Between the hours Of u O'Clock am. III
O'Clock pm, sell, at public auction to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, on the premises, the
following described property and eneols, To-
wit zen head o. Mules and Horses; farming
implements and utensils Of every character
ana description: farm Wagons, Hogs and
Other stock, together with the crop Of cotton
grown aud raised the present year on Is.
ac1es Of open land lying and being in the
county Of Desha, Slate Of Arkansas, OcCu-
pied by said TrigE Ard family, ana which
is knOWn as the Wellington Place
j.. n. FORD, Trustee.
Erfnr a TaaHe0w Afffrz rn
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e~8n-Resident Notice.

No. 424S in the Second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee.-ElVira Rhodes
ct al w. Betsey KOen.
TT appearing from original bill filed in this
i cause, which Is sworn TO, that the defend.
ants, Spencer ATbuckle and wife, Matilda
Arbuckie, VIM, W Hall and wife, Mary Hall
Of Mississippi and non-residents Of ID State
OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make theil
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
second Chancery court of Shelby county
IN tie city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in February, 1871
and plesd, answer or demur to cross bill Of
j. W. KOeu, Admir-. etc, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as 70 them and set fOI
hearing eXparte; and that a cop Of this or.
der be published Once a week, for fOUr sue
cessive week., in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpy-attesJ:
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By MALbERY, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Warmer. Lee = Th3rmOAd, Solicitors for
eomplafnaptg. dee