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Ron-RssIdsnt NotIca.

No. $50 R. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tenn essee.-James n
GOodbGr, JOnu r g. GiLILaud and Joseph
i. GOodbar, thrm of GoOdbar 3 GilIilandl
vs.. r. ID. Fraysar, NJ P. Jarnsgin and
Charles Conn.
TT sppearing rom the biz which Is sworn 60
II In this cause that The de endaut, Charles
Cofdnis lustlyrindebted TO the com plainants
in the SUM Of sllO0 due by prom issOry note,
and that he Is q nonresident oil the State Oi
Tsnnessee, and that for these causes an at
J8chE2ent was sued out OF this Court against
the property Of defendsnt and the same was
issued, and has been returned by lhe Sheriff.
duly levied on the property OF defendant,
Charles COndn.
u is therefore 0rdered. by the Clerk and
Master, that he make his appearances
herein, at the Courthouse OF the Second
Cnancery Court OF shelby county, iu
the city Of Memphis Tenn, on or before Nd e
hrst Monday in June, lsII. aEdsplea answer
or dsmur 70 conn mplainant's bill or the same
viii De taken Ter confessed as 10 him, and set
for hearing eXparts, and that COPY OF this
order De published once week for four gue-
eesstve weeks iD the Memphis APPEAL.
This April Is, lS7L
N. D. Il. s STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By BELCHER, j equity e. NJ
wilson q Bsard, SOis, IOr COmpps aplB
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assisting my successor in making
q final estimate, 7 have good reason q
believe, for the express purpose OF proYld1-
ing Just such an argument IS Mr.. Merl-
wether has used against my testimony IN
these bogus contract questions. II the
final estimate, which havenO doubt, was
cOnscientiously msde by successor, 50 Tar
as be, without any previous knowledge
Of the work could make it, is no more
than 1000, and the amount retained by
me to guard the Railroad company
against loss is 1900, very little blame
can attach 70 me on that score, and if Mr..
Meriwether can find nothing more i'm
portant to inform the public of in Engin-
eeriug, he had better devote his greet te-
lents 10 the study OF Blacks one, and for
the present change the words on his
shinRle to Msngling done here"
Yours, etc,
FHOS. II. WELLINGTON,
Civil Engineer.
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Ran.Rasidanf Hnfiea.

No. Z78-Iu the First Chancery Court oil
Shelby County. uesse6.-ClOlUda O La
guury, as the next friend Of Q. q Lagutry vs.,
Charles Patton et al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause
1 that the dsfeudHuts, Nelson -Speer, Juliet
NJ Miller and Joseph Miller are non resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee; that this
bill is filed to impeach 8rCers and deCrees in
the ended cause of Chas. Patton VS.. Eugene
d'L agutly ct al lately pending in the Com
mon Law ana Chencery CCurL OF Memphis
tChsucery side there0f), for lrauO-to remove
cloud upon o0mplstBaut's title, to CtVest all
claim Of title outof defendants to the real
estate and Tor Clher purposes.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the City OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the hrst Monday In June, l87l and
plead answer or ueInur to eOmplalnsuts s
Bill. or the same VIII be taken rOr confessed
as 70 them, and set for hearing eXparte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once q week, Tor tour successive weeks, In
the Memphis AppeEL.
A cOpy.-AttasL
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY u. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Geo Gfllhau Sol. for cOmDl't apis
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Resilient Hoass.

No. 27I5, n fl.-Eu She FIRST Cbancery Court
o. SHELBY County, Teuaeasse.-Ja ames r..
Christian e. ID. vs.. THe Tennessee state
Mutual and + / e In-u-raucs Company e5 al.
1T appearing rom -Aerli7s return, etc, Ia
] this cause that sic following named de-
te-dzuls are mol 20 be fouud In Shelby
unity, vi4; @ II. Becker, John Dunn, b.
Ciuds cells. s Aut0ul john Dooner, sen lee
cher G W--u-l g, J sues LDVas, Geo. W. Cone.
j. g. Csl-s1y, Mrs. If. Cr0cker. j. r. Frank.
Michael Bic ..al 1u '.ld John kuIzhtIy. and
upon whom -rs1ull process Czuuot be
served:
Isis therefore ordered, That they make tnelr
1upeGEl -c ce herein, 80 the court house in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before Ehe
hTst Monday ia June, 1871, and plead. an-
sEsr or demur to complain ants bin, and the
oss bill Of Ce 'eE daEtg, ". j. VI O0d and affs,
hied herein. or the same wiz be taken IoE
confessed as 90 them, and lhs sam e
set tor hearing eLparte; and that 2 copy
OF this order be 9uDHsued once g week. Ion
tour successive weezsi IN the Memphis
Appeal.
a couy-attesC:
EDMUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Sy r j. BLACK. %. e. Il n.
]. T. Temple, AID EdgiugtOl G. Hal5ey. S0ls,
for eUmpl'ts. my8
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TELE6RAHS

A $4,000 FIRE occurred las ght at
Painsville.
Mr.. CorcOran's, the bankers, con-
ditiOn was more critical yesterday.
A very severe northeast storm has
ragged incess8ntly over the northwest
for two days past.
It was decided yesterday that the
Connecticut GubernatOrial election
goes 10 the Legislature.
Coburn says he viii fight Jim Mace
at the time and place appointed, de-
spite the death OF his wife.
There is a terrible strike among the
labOrers on the Erie canal. Military
forces are called out 70 suppress il.
Baron Won Orrim has gone to Ber-
lin, and the French PlenI pOtentiaTies
10 Versailles, for fresh trUcuOns.
Mcmahon, withag army corps, yes
terday marched through the BOjs du
B0ulOgne on Paris, but did nothing,
and went back.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of New
York held their l03d annual meeting
Yesterday. William r. Dodge was
elected president.
Bids for gold yesterday in New
York amounted % SS,639, 900, at
NO 1900 to ia l5 eco; awards at
40 5l-IU0 % III Is 100.
Lieutenants L. G.. Ashbury and j.
c. Morris, with six sailors, were
drowned by the capsiZing Of a boat
near Niagara yesterday.
Two more negroes, making twelve
IN all, We're hanged yesterday for the
murder of Madison Stevens, at Union
Courthouse, South Carolina.
RumOrs are circulating that the in
surrectiOn ia Algeria is extending.
and the government OF Versailles is
needless Of the growing danger.
The importers of perfumerv and
fsupv articles held a meeting vestar-
dsv aBd protested against Commits
(5Cnar PleasantOn's recent opinion
fbaf wholesalers must stamp bottles
IN nnbrOlzeu packages, within the
meaning of the law it being the case
a passed the custom-hOU5s.
The Illinois legislature having Ia
zen q recess until November leaving
.some important business undOne5 10
said that the Governor has decided to
AL An extra session pa lew weeks.
no this many members respond tiiat
an extra session cannot De called dur
inc a recess. f0r it would be 9 session
w5fbin q session, and they viii pr0ba-
blv refuse to assemble 1t the cali Of
the Governor.
The action Of the Grand Jury Ia
Chicago Yesterday, in dischaTging
J T.eeDard. who killed his brother -in-
Iew. DR.. Scauland, elected severe
.-o.smenfs from the Chicago press,
erT create considerable excitement
Ia the community. sympathy = gen
araIiv with the prisoner bat ares0lar
trial IS raearaeQ as necef " Fin-
-iissfe the majesty Of the law.
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$40 bids for Indian supplies from all
leading cities extending west to Che
yenne were opened yesterday. Prices
for beet on hOOf ranged from g to s.
per hundred; bacon 10 to l3 cents;
-four l-3 to 6 cents per pound, Wes-
tern delivery; Coffee, Is to IS cents /;
Sugar 10 3.8 to 10 cents; tobacco, 80 to
90 cents; Soap, ,S375 to 5000, considering
quality. The goods were offered both
in these supplies and annuity. The
goods purchased at last weeks prices
were considered very low by trade.
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/ ST. LOUIS, May ARRIVED: Continen
/ tai, New Orleans; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis. Departed: Colorado, Vicksburg.
River rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
cold, With slight rain st intervals.
NASHVILLE, \ sy 4.-The river is fall
ing, with feet @ Hsrpeth Shoals. The
weather is coolland cloU iy.
NKw ORLEASs May Arrived. Hen
ry Ames, st. Louis; Arkansas, Arkansas
river. Departed: Belle Lee, St. Louis.
CAIRO, May 4.-Port list: Monarch.
| New Orleans TO S.. Louis, l0 N; Pink
Farble, White river to Louisville, ] q m.
Glencoe, Evansville 90 New Orleans, 1
an; Julia, Nicksburg to st. Louis, 9
q m. Storm No. 8, Memphis to St. Louis,
III an; Sallie, Arkansas river TO st.
Louis, 1 p m Grand Tower, St. Louis to
Memphis, 3 pm. River rose inches.
Weather shOwery and cloudy. Mercury
So. Mrs. Dimmitt, widow Of an Old river
captain, died suddenly Of heart disease, at
Paducah yesterday,
CINcIEEATI, May 4.--River "A feet in
the channel, having risen / foot in the
past "a hours, Arrived: Arg0sy and p.
". Strsdsr, New Orleans; r. @. Gray,
Arkansas river,
PITrsBURe, May 4--Weather cloudy.
The Monongshels has feet in the chan
mel, and is rising. Both rivers are rising
above. Coal men expect to ship coal to-
morrow.
LOUIsvILLE, May The river Is rising
slowly, having risen inches in the past
I q hours, with feet s inches in. the chute
and feet inches In the canal. Weather
cool and cloudy. Business brisk. Ar
rived Susie Silver, New Orleans. De-
parted: Nashville, Memphis; Potomac.
New Orleans. The John K0g0ur was sold
at auction TO- day 70 Captain G. G.. Grove,
Of Cincinnati, for Sl6, $50 The packet
Gray Eagle was launched at HOwsrd's
ship-ysrd this evening
VICEsBURG, May 4-DOwn: Indians. g
last night; K J. lockwood, 10 last night;
H. Q, Heager, Q pm. Up: City of Vicks-
warm ana clear. River falling.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City Of Chester cleared for st. Louis
with So bales OF cotton.
The MinneOla, Captain Miller, came in
frO1n Cincinnati with q large list CT mer-
ehsndise. We return thanks TO ber polite
clerk. Mr. Jones, for q copy Of her mani-
fest. The following are the principal items
Of her cargo: S46 bales Of hay, Zl6 sacks
corn, 500 bars railroad iron, $50 bushels
corn meal, $50 pieces furniture, 30 kegs
beer, 500 pack ages Of groceries. 2 be Min
nicola returns 70 Cineinnstl Saturday
evening
The John Kyle for st. Louis, had 400
tons OF freight, including l727 bars OF rail-
road Iron, and 885 tons Of pig iron She
put on here 81 boxes lemons, 10 barrels
Port wine, 10 boxes wine, II barrels no
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NorIcE 10 NOaREsIDEHTs.
asn-Rssldsat Notice.

No. I52 r. D.--Ln the Second Chancery Court
OfHnel ~ County, Tenuesaee.-H. j. EOen
vs. 81. 81. Rogers st al
IT appearing from cross bin Of n N. Rogers
4 in this cauaa, duly sworn TO- that the de-
feudautE, Eliza Denny, Marian smell aud
wife, Francis Smell, Wilson Lloyd and Eliza
beth Lloyd, are nen residents Or ths Stats Of
Tennessee.
IL is tueI ef0rs ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, al tle corrL-Louse OF the
se soud Clar Gerry JGurt OF she.Cy county In
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, o. ur before the
first Monday IN July, ls7l. ana plead answer
or deuur o. ssid cross bal sI II. r. Rogers, or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as %
them, and set for hearing eLparte. and that
COPY or this order be- puulished once a week
for four Successive weeks In tue Memphis
APPEAL. THIS May g. ls7L
A copy-atfEst-
NJ. J.. STEWART. Geek and Master
By O. BELCaEE, Dfpu 81 q. -Cd d.
UT1val g. rusg- --oI-. aor -0ruu'E myj
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The weather yesterday was cool and
cloudy, with q slight shower Of rain at
noon. The river here rose Al inches in
the past "A hours. The Arkansas river
declined 5 inches Ct Little Rock yester-
day. White river continues bank full,
but Is falling slowly at Augusta. The
Ohio is reported rising at Louisville and
Cincinnati, At Cairo the river yesterday
rose inches. Business on the wharf
ruled quiet, with fair list OF arrivals and
1auarfnrna
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OF French Tucked 6kirtings in sublime quail
iIy. French Piques and Marseillas In satin
stripes Brocade ami Figured also q fresh in
Welts.
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PRICES OF THE
MAS ON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HANING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
4 Organ Company are now enabled 10 offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knOWledged standard OF excellence among
instruments o. the class, 50 prices of Inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike to all, tnVariable. The
following are illustrations:
FOur-Octave Organs .... $50
The same, Double IS
Ftve-Octave Organs, with ITemulant,
Carved and Ofnamented... ........-. l00
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops, ll5
Forty other STYLES, up lClO
All In solid Black Walnut. All the organs
made by this Company are thoroughly hrst-
class in every respect, They viii not make
the so-caued cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative sup riOrity OF their Instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs OF The different Styles fun
Information and lowest prices; also, Testt-
N onial Circular Win be sent free to any ad-
dress
MAS0N & HAKLIN ORGAN co.
WaFsrooms, SEQ Broadway, New YORK.
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At q meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
yesterday, the President and DireC-
tors Of the company were authorized
the lease Of the Nashville and Decatur
railroad, and TO make such contracts
for the completion and control of the
North aud South Alabama railroad as
they deem best for the interest OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company. A resolution was also
adopted to guarantee and indOrse
s., 400, 900 seven per cent. thirty-year
bonds Of the Memphis and Ohio rail
road.
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Ne So2. Rim the First ChaHosrv Court OF
shelby county, Tennassee--D. w. Bynum
vBrJ. r. Crump
IT appearing rom afhdavit In this cause
a that the Defendant. j. u Crump, Is q citi-
zen pf Mississippi, and non-rs enr 81 fbs
state Of TENNESSEE
~ is therefore ordered. That be u1aira his
appeal anee herelnf at the court-house tn
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before tie
nrst Monday in June, 1871 and plead. an-
sWer OF demur 10 complain ants bill. or the
same viii be taken for con fsssad al to hiTn
and SET for hearing exparte. and that a cory
o. this order be published once a week, f6r
peal.
a COpy-attesG:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY y. j. BLACK. Deputy q and M
e. III Ford, sol for Colnplafnsut Rpl0
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DIED.

MOLLOY.-At the residence OF his father,
at 1 O'Clock Thursday May 4th, in the 18th
year Of his age DAVID MoLLoY. Funeral to
take place at , o'clock 10 day, from the resi-
dence OF his father. No. IS Union street. Car
Tiages IN attendance.
INCISA.-On the 4th inst, at the residence
Of Mr.. r c. Brlnkley, ELLA BASS, wife OF Al
berto Iucisa, Marquis di Camersna. Services
9 O'Clock saturday morning. the 9Th inst, at
81. Peters
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A

I OTTERY.-Oncial drawings OF the Mis-
Il souri, Ststs Lottery, GLASS III.
20, a, SO, 80, IS, 20, ii, q 70, 70, 10, q. SO
GLASS 2l2
81, A, 56, Il, %, IS, 5, Is, 30, 20, 81, 70.
Prizes from $40 10 S5UOO0, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by J. l. FRANCE
i5S North Court street, Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn, p U. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
sgers, st. Louis, No. my5
NOIICE To HANICS.-Blacksmith
~ WFgOn- makers and all other mechanics
are invited TO oe present at q meeting 20 be
held on saturday night, at ~ o'clock. in the
second ChanCery Courtroom, GreenlaW opera
House for the purpose OfOrgRniEing Co Op-
srative Union. Ledger cOpy1 mv5
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MARRIED.

PARTEE MALONE-At the resideucs ol
Capt B. Franz Harbert, by the Rev. DR.. Ford
No CHAs G. PARrEE, OF this city, 10 Miss
ALICE II. MALONE, Of Colbert county, Ala.
We congratulate our friend, Mr.. Partee
upon his choice of bride, the fame Of whose
beauty, worth and accomplishments has
reached Us fIOm her country home. she Is
worthy Of him, and he Of her, for as a soldier
he proved his gsllRntry, as a merchant his
prObity, and as a man his title to citizenship
IN It's widest sense. Noted for his good sense,
he cannot 1au TO make a good husband, TO
make his home happy and perpetuRte a
honeymoon begun under tho happiest aus
pices. We extend our heartfelt congratula-
tious to bride and groom, with wishes for an
endless union and unfading 10Y.
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thursday, Hay 25ih, B7L

within legal hours, The folIowiur da4oril.s1
property, JO-Wlt; Lying IN Shelby ro---1sv
Eennesaees eud city Of Memphis. EsgIrIf5ia Z
20 feet rom the east side of DeSot1 $780,
tnl ~ Leel nom the soush line or Iot no. q
leel, being part Of lot No 3, Biock 81, on vThich
ls now situated small heuss with four
rooms.
TERMS OF SALE-On s credit cf twalTa
months; note with approved security -
CURED with interest from date; lien res med
until the same is paid. then the equity Of
redemption TO be barred.
This April "a, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ard Master
Vance q AndHrson. 8ol7 for counr e afnauf.
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CommOn Sense Comnrassed.

IT is difficult tO~givs in a dozen lines the
4 reasons why TABRANT'S SETTER APE
hLENI should be preferred as a corrective
and alterative to every other medicine
in use. Firstly, It allays fever; second
ly, IL clesnses the bowels without
violence or pain; thirdly, it tones the
stomach fOurthly, II regulates the dOW
o. bile; huhly, Il promotes healthy perspira-
ton; siLthly, 10 relieves the system from
uuWhOlssCms humOrs; seveuthlv, 10 tran
quiuzss the nerves; eIghthly, 1t acts upon the
blood 8s depurent, and lastly, 1t forms one
Of the most delicious cooling draughts that
ever passed down the throat OF an invalid.
SOLD BY ALL URTGGISTS nnY5
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Monday, luna 9th, 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
property. to- wit. Ihree,fOurLhs "a Of the
souih halfof lot No. 49,, beginning Tor bouuds
at the sOutueast corner OF said lot, on the
west Side or Main street; lunuing q ence
northwardly with the west une Of NAM
west parallel with Ovsst0n street. q fe85 )
incHes: thence southwardly parallel With
Main street. Is feet ~ inches, more OF less
thence west parallel with Ovefton street "a
IeeL inches, 10 the east side o. Front alley
street. and on me east side % said alley, Is
feet ~ inches. more or less, to the southwest
corner Of LOT 40. l52; thence east Rarqly with
the south line Of lot No. l52, l45 feet inches,
more or less TO the beginntnsi situated In
Memphis, shelby county, Tenn.
Terms OF sale One-fcurth cash. balance In
six, twelve and eighteen mon tbs, notes with
approved secarity required, bearing interest
atsfL per cent. from d8tei nen 70 oe retained
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BroWn q Griffin and Humes Postons atfya.
my5
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Non-Rssidsnt Notice.

nessee.-J. ii. p Is WrEnCe and j. Z. Law
rance VS.. l.. IL LaWrauCe.
IN this cause 10 appearing that Laura Law
4 rance is non resident Of the state OF
Tennessee and resident OF the state Of Mis-
siss- ppi:
It Is therefore 6rdered, That she make hel
appearance herein, EI the COlrt house U
the city Of Memphis. TeuueEses, on or before
the 5tl cay of June a. ID, ISL and plead
answer or demur % c0mplainaurs' bin Oh
the same VIII b. taken Tor confessed as tC
her aud set for hearing eXparte; and that q
copy OF this order be published OECp % W eek
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Dsily Appeal
A true CCpy-attest'
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. II CULLEN u. O. r-vZ
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hON-REsIDENT NOTIcE.

No. zs2.-In the First Chaucery Court OF
Ehel by county, TeEn.-g Catherine Frey ct al
vs.. NicEolss Frech, et al.
1T appearing from the bill, which IS sworn
/ to, In this cause that the defendant,
Nicholas Frech Is justly indebted TO the
complainant IN the sum Of about S80CU and
interest, due by account aud that for this
cause an attachment was sued ont in this
Court against the property Of the said de-
feudant, which Wss duly issued 20 the Sheriff
and returned levied. and thai the said
Nicholas Frech IS uOn-re sident OF the State
of Tennessee, and resident OF the St8ts of
Kentucky.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in June, ISL, and plead,
answer or dCmur 70 com plainants bill or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as 70 him
and SCI for hearing eZparte; and tkaJ q
copy Of this order be published once q week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal.
A cory attest:
ElMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By L. B. MCHESRY, Deputy q NJ.
WestcOtt q stshl, sol. for COmpVJ- ap8
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Book Agents

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AnMINlsTRAT0Rls H0TIeE.

HAVING been appointed dElinlstrator OF
3 d the estate Of u. @. Keith, dacaassd. By
the Probate Court 81 shelby County. Ten
uessee. at the A pril terll, li7l. hereby give
notice to all parties IN lsuusgE8e tErla11aa
to asid estate TO come forward ane maze
settlements with me, and CD ali par5qnaslaF
ing claims a1ainat said sltltc To nrsae1- zen
wfthin the time urssarihsG hT law. or tilas1
" z D. wendell,
ana Adl1'F q Z. 9. kslE1.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIS THEATER.


rTHE MANAGEMENT HAVE MUCH
j satiaiaetiou ln being able 30 announce
arrau ugemeuts #hareBT tne world renowned
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BROS.
Corner Main and Court SITS.
PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

No. i65.-Pstitiou to sell land TO paw debts
J0nn 3. Smith, Executor of John T. Robin
son, deceased, vs.. JOhn L. Irwin aud wife.
HINDER and bv virtue OF a q cree OF sale
~ made in the above Cause. at the present
May term, f57i, of the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door. on
Union street, ia the city OF Memphis, Tenues-
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No. go, h. D. in the Second Chsncery COu1'
OF shelby CO0nty, Tenn kuel HouEh vs.
Elijah McCarty, Henry q. Dent and VIM
r. Hutes.
IT appearing frOm bin duly sworn to IA this
4 cause that The defendant. Elijah MoCarty,
Is a non-resldeut OF the state Of Tennessee
and q resident OF the state or Illinois.
1t hI therefore ordered, That he make his
Secord Chancery CO1rt OF Shelby County, n
the eiry Of 81 emphis, TenBessea, on the drst
Monaay In June, lo4l. and plead, answer or
VIII he taken for confessed ass to him, and set
for hBaring eLparfe, and that copy Of this
order be published once week, for four sue
cgsBtVs weeks 10 The Memphis appeal.
Ihia April lS, ISL
al ccpy-Atiest.
NJ. ID. L. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
Eye BGL HER
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cHANcERY SALE

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No II, R.-Iu the tirst C1lla.neeTy Court Of
shelby cCuuty .-Nreo- A. 9sofaA vs.. A. d.
Ferguson Ct al
n = virtue OF an intsrlocutory dscree for
IL sale s7tared in ths above cauaa Fefrrr -
NJ 4 v7ilI sell a. public auction 10 the hIe57t
bfd4er. 10 front OF the Clerk aud Masfa-i9 -
fes- GreenlaW Block, Second street. -. fse
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