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Non-Residenf Nofics

Nc. E3S. r. DIN the Second Uhancsry Cont
o! shelby county, Tenn. A. Peace VS.
Thomas II. Robinson.
II appearing from aaidavIt I'm this cause
Z That the defendant, Thomas Il. Rohfuson
is q nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
and is Indebted TO complainant in the sum.
OF SIX hundred and htty-three dollars aud
ulntty-iE0 cents, due by two prOmfssary
notes win interest thereon from data of ma
turlJy, and that for these causes an attacn-
meut " As sued Out by complainant agaIuSf
the property OF defendant and the same nos
been returned by the sheriff of shelby coun-
", daily levied ON the real estate of the de.
PENDANT
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of the
Second Chancery COurs OF Shelby county. fp
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before The
nrst Monday in April, 1871, and plead, an
SWeF or deHlar 20 compiainant's bin. or the
vii be taken for confessed as to him
ap4 set tor hearing eXparte; and that a copv
THIS order be published Once a week. far
successive weeks In the Memphis Ap-
peal. This February IS, ISL
A c0n-sttGgt.
al. y. q. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
". O. FHLEES- Sol. nDmnInfnanF EaF4
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Attachment Notics.

No. 1871, A.. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby county, TENN. Greenwood s. Co
VS.. Thomas y. Parrish.
IN this cause am attachment having been
1 sue ont under section $50 of the code aud
returned INTO court, levied upon the real es-
tate or defendant and AFFIDAVIT having been
made tn ID che defendant, Thomas e.. Parrish.
is indebted TO p|lsintin in the sum of $50.
10y account, with interest nom Sep ember 70.
1865. aud that the defendant, Themes n. Par
risu- is a nonresident of the State of Ten
uusSee:
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF Second Ctrcu 9 Court of Shelby county. on
the third Monday in May next, and de-
tsut S3fu attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law OF the same Will be pro-
Gee fed with eNparte; and that q copy of this
oder he published once a week, rOr four
consecutive weeks, i'm the Memphis Appeal.
Done az umce his Attn day Of March, 1871.
P ID. BOYLE, CLERK.
BY W. LEWIS WHAETON, Deputy CLERK.
NJ. n. Williamson and VIM. Craig. attorneys
f0T plaintiff mb6
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N0FTcs.

No. 2tg9. N.R-n tls FI--t Clsucav Court
aofsnelby county, EeZuessea-lr- =c-
Tvs- James Elaherty IL 81
1T appearing frem the EEllon 2 =
Fravser ann Of r.. EzsHs. deed. fled n
me above cause. February - ISL Elzt E11
esfefe or SAID daaadruU Is I-usolVeur- and
Urgvfug f1r % settlement 81 same ana % nj
fhe1st9 arm OF FIshery q Wesle:
Tt Is Therefore ordered That EI cradI1cE 90
7afd estate and dElu make tCelr app-1ral-H
harein. n ne court-houss IN the ely oil Sem.
ana Tenn. on or before the hTst day u June
ism and de sud establish their CsHs
a0afngf said estate and nrlu. or the CaUHa
EiU be- set for hearing and proceeded with
ana that a copy oil this order aa
pubushed once "a week. for four successive
Treeks. i'm the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-atl1sL
FbNUED A COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r.. j. BLACK Deputy e.. and I-
aruagin % Erayser. soils. d0r C1mpIur. fe5
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COTTON.

There was an improved inquiry
.dvriug che early part of the day Tor
fbe better grades, but later in the day
fGreigp edVlces indicated another de-
cine and buyers Withdrew from the
market to await further develop
osnf-. Sales were 1890 bales, includ-
mo 2l7 bales stains at 10 70 1ll. Low
OriiUarv sold at 6 cents. Ordi-
1erV 81 7lto So cents. Good Ordinary
~ ifagl5c: strict Good Ordinary at
I5aI2lc. with an exceptional purchase
-enor.ad at lie. Low Middlings
were purchased at 121aI3c; Strict Low
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'Fithln legal hours, the following described
zeal estate, to-gIt: lots Nos. II and 2, of
division OF the real estate OF Patrick Nc
Grath, deceased, fronting each leet on Com
lneIee street, aud running back l3o teeli HAtu
real estate lying, being and situate ln the
city OF Memphis, county OF shelby ana state
Of Tennessee A plan OF diagram OF said land
can 8e seen at my ulice.
TRIMS or EALE-One-tHfrd cash. balance
on a credit OF six and twelve nu0uthss pur-
chassrs executing notes without security;
lieu retained.
Tb 81 February q, ISL
N. ID. h. sEWART, Clerk and Master.
Henson, sWingley q Dashiel sois. for cora.
feE
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Nonresident Hotica.

No. n, 4. DIN the Second Chaucsry Coart
OF shelby comfy, Tenmessee-GeOrge w. L.
CROOK, Adm'r, VS.. clara Mines DeCastrO ct al,
IT appearing from the return OF the sheriff
1 and IRON amdavit filed I'M this cause that
DeCastrO, commonly called Nina andJ Jason,
ale noH.residouts Of the state OF Tennessee
III therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein. at the court-nouse OF the
Second chanoery Court OF shelby county, In
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in April. h7L. and plead, answer
or demur 10 compliments Dill, or the same
wiz be taken for confessed % 20 them and set
for hearing expartes ana hat a copy OF this
order be- published once q Week, for four sue
eessiVe weeks, 10 the Memphis Appeal
A ~cOpy-attest.
MD L.srEWAET. Clerk and Master.
By @. BHLCHEE, Deputy Z. and M.
John g, Ftnnie, sol for compPnE fe&
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%N0R-RESI0EAT MnTIEE-

No 28, RD-ln the First Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tenuessee.-W. 4. Swan
wick " Go. ct al VS. g. A. Stilman, g. ". b.
speigiL sarah Speigtl, Mary - sm1th.Julia
- 5tllmau and Marion a. StilIman
appearing rom athdavtt in this cause.
/ that the defendants Julia e. StHlman
u Marion Il. stllman.th the latter as admin
isJratrlth 81 l. J. SAiman, deceased are
non residents OF theStNe OF Tennessee,
Htis Oh erefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, aJ Tie courthouse in the
city Of Memphis 4onn., on or before the
next term of SAC Court commencing the
first Monday in April, 1871, and plead.
answer Or GemuF 20 compliments original
ana su ended bills, on the same win be
taEen tor confessed as 10 them and
sel iol hearing ezparte; and that q
copy OF this order be published once q week.
for four successive weeks, IN the Memphis
Appeal
a cOpy-attest'
EDMU&nA COLE, Clerk and Master,
BY X Z, BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
stnlLh & Jefferson, A. j.. Martin. Kortrecht
g Crat and stephens and smith, solcit0rs
for complainant. mr5
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hftachmRnf Mnfina

Ma 1908 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
sqelbF COuuty, Tenn James L. Haven 4
Co. VS. Thomas f. Parrish, member OF the
firm CT Uric q Parrish.
n tnhi cause an attachmeut having been
4 sueds3uJ under section 3455 of the Code and
returned into court, levied upon the real es-
tate OF defendant and anidaVtt having been
hnaQe titat Jhe defendant, Thomas +. Parrish.
Is indebted TO plaintiff IN The sum OF s4Of 2,
with interest from March Sd, 1869. by PROMISE
~ note and that the defendant. Thomas u.
farrhh, Is a nonresident o ftheBtate Of Ten
nessee.
II IS therefore ordered, Ihat he make his
personal appearance h~oTeiHFBefore the Judge
OF the Second Circuit COurt 0fSheiby County
Tennessee. on the third Monday iu NAV NET
q defend SAID attachment suit within the
tin 6 prescribed by law, or the same Will IL
proceeded with eZpartes and that a eoDv of
this order be published once a week. for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis AppeaI.
Done at ofiee, this 4th day OF March, 1871
z, u, BOYLE, CLERK.
By ". LEWIS WHARroE, Deputy Clerk.
A.. e W llismson, Lewis q Craig, attorneys
for plaihun, mhb
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NOW IS The TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
Attachment Suit

Orgll Brothers e. Co firm composed OF YIN.
Ofgtu tdmuud Orgill, Geo. l.. Denuisou,
As McNear Ys.J b. Allen.
D EtOhE JAMES Hall. Justice Of the Peace
~ Lof SHELBY county. Amduvit having been
maue Ia This cause, and -tlaChusu issued
p returned, levied, etc..
It's therefore ordered, That publication be
made In the Memphis Daily Appeal, a news
paper published In the city Of Memphis, for
successive weeks. commanding Ehs said
j. J.. Allen to appsar before me, at
my ONCE. in she city Of Mem
phis, In The uLh Civil strictO OF said county
on the stu day OF April, 1871, at 10 O'Clock
and make defense 10 said suit against
them, or &C VIII be proceeded with eUpart6.
JAMES HALE.
- Ito 49, "a AHaHnU a-nHma#rr
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safurdaY. March 25th. I87l.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit situate. lying ard being
in Memphis. Sherry county, Tennessee u
described as the east half OF Lot %, OF John
ID. ArmOur's subdivision OF original country
lot 4S3, fronting 3O feet on Madison street and
mi back between parallel lines II leet
on the east line and ll2 feet on the west line,
TO an alley for a better description reference
is made TO a plan ~ said subdivision OF rec
Tennessee.
TERMS or SALE On a credit Of months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
c9rity, bearings per cent. interest. Equity
OF redemption barred.
This p ebruary q, 1871.
NJ. D. I. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hnna. a Nn-..u AnLu 70. =
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ThuradaY. MaEeh Is. I8zl.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, t0-WIt A tract Of land situated in
Fayette county, Tenn: Beginning at a stake
in the center OF the Macon and Oakland road,
being the southwest COru6 OF the LOgWOOd
ttaCJ and the northwest corner Of The J., S
Cleaves tract, and known as The Sasser tract
thence east E5% poles 10 a stake, his corner
in George smiths west boundary line.
thence north with his line. passing the
northeast corner OF tie LOgWOOd tract
at one huudle and hfIy-tw0 il5Zl
poles-iu an, 33 polss-to the stake in the
center of a hollow pine which north IS
west, at the distance OF SO links stands q
small btaC5Eum marked as pointers; thence
1881 poles % "a Ste ke in the center OF the Ma
con and Oakland r0Ed; thence south with
sid road to the beginning, containing 800
&C es and - poles.
Haud-bills VIII be circulated before the day
Of sale.
TERMS oF aALE-On a credit OF nine ~
and twelve ~ months; bonds with approved
security required, bearing interest from date;
q lien to be etamed until all the purchase
money is paid.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
Humes & FOFtOu. Attorneys. teLf
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Saturday, Aprll Ist, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit: A tract OF land situated
living IA being in the county OF Shelby and
state of Tennessee, on the State line road,
three miles from the city of Memphis, con-
tanning 49, acres, which said land is suBdl-
vlded into tracts OF about 8 acres each
Also lots Nos. 1, 2 8, 8, so q and s OF the
homestead tract on the corner OF Walnut
and TAFT Streets, in the ciiy of Memphis,
Shelby 10 State OF Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos. "a, Is. rs, ~. Is and 70 Of the
homestead tract; plat and dlsgram of the
above described property Is OF hle in my
ohice. II sstd land is not sold on the day
designated the sale viii be continued from
day 20 day until al is sold.
TERMS OF fourth cash, balance
in &, II % Is months. taking notes bearing
interest, with good security, and retaining a
lien for the same.
Plats or diagrams may be had of Register d
auctiOueers, or at my office.
March J., 1871.
Nj. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk snd Master.
Hanson, Swlugley & Dashiel, Soils. for conn
piainaut. NM
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thursday, the lst Day Of June l85L

On the premises, sell publicly. 20 the r-zr
bidder, Tor casa. the following deserI1si
IN bha city OF Memphis, and the Improve
me8As E~uefaOns 1o-Wlt. C0mmeuCiuE lr
stake on The south side OF Poplar arraa
Hence lnulu suuah Ll .ee6 % q zg
Thence east 3 feet TO- stake thence north
100 ieeL % Poplar street, thence Wast t.l
90 the beginning corner belu1 Dos so. a
Wait O. 6r dlord'5 subdivision and part o.
country lot No 5tl- Equity CT redemption
waived. March q 1917.
mil R. GAMTOE- Trustee
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
-
WINTER SCHEDULE
TAXES EFFECT IAN. g, 1871

Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
teXceptSuncHy at4;l5 pm.
Daily through train % Nashville and Chat-
t~anoOgEs Without change Of cars, leaves 40
80 p,m.i arrives in Nashville al sam, Chat
tsuOega atT.lOp IN. next day.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket ONCE, &7L Main street, one door
north OfJeusrsOu.
Tine tralnleaving Memphis at lis pm. runs
daily. Inc 81 an. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
Vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on thel:5 p.m.t train from Mem
PMS 70 Louisville connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia. CIeveIand
Buffalo and New York. without change. OnIy
one euange from LouEviIIo to Baltimcrs.
washington City and Boston. Bertns and
staier0oms, IN through ears, can be engaged
81 the Ticket once, A4E Main street.
J.F BOYD, superintendent.
4AaEs 5PEED Itek -sAzeut- JAM
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE,
SATURDAY., MARCH 18Th. 1871

No. 455-In the Second Chsucery Court OF
shelby county, Ieunesses-James Fl. NC
Clure ct al. rs. Janette Foster ct ri.
ny virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auCtIOn, TO The
highest bidder In front Of the Office OF the
Clerk and Master OF the Second Ghaucery
Court, In the city Of MeIuphIs. Ieuneaseo. on
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CHARCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE,

No. gR-N. R-First ChancsIy Court Of SneI-
by c0unty-John NJ. Brooks, admir- Of Eli
JAN BROOKS, deceased vs.. Anderson q.
Belts.
II virtue of an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause, NOvem-
be 70. 1879, I viii sell, at public GuctiOnm-
tn highest bidder, I'm front OF the Clerk 10
Mas ter's OHce, Greeulaw block Second stand
in the city Of MemphIs, Tennessee. onreet,
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CURES RHEUmATISM.

HUEFEEEsEoE0, TENN, July s..
DIR, III. Lawrence, Baltimore. Nd
Sir. You Will please send me f0uT l4l
more bottles OF YUur most excellent
medicine.
six weeks ago, L received three bottles
OF 60. when 4 commenced taking ItI
Oould scarcely walk al all when night
i came, bat now 4 suffer no more nom
rheumatism. / ave a little brother
{ iHat ls aEuu to lose mis- sight and 1
I wish % Try IL Ton him. You viii please
. lind enclosed S., for which you viii
please forward me the medicine inn
I~neIIately. Very especially, / re-
guaiu, SAM'L g.. MCFADDEN,
r.. q. Box ls5, Murtrtg-UOru. Teuu.
Sold By druggists every where. AT
wholesale by
O.. e. WARD & BRO.
~ W. JONES co.
W. NWILEE RSON G
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Selma H%aFlsuaHd Memphis Railroad Com !
panY Ct Tennessee and Mississippi,

Formerly the Memphis, Holly Springs. Oko-
Iona and selma Railroad Company.
Those who favor the subscription shall
have on their tickets the words FOR SUB
sCEIPTION." Those who oppose t.e sub
EcEipLiOr shall Rave on their tickets no
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
A list of Ohicers, Judges and Clerks, viii be
published before the day OF The election.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT.
February 3, l87I- sheriff shelby County.
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL I9TATE8
on
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,

No. 4050-Iu the Second Chaucery Court Of
shelby c0unty.-Elieu Mc0raLh, adm'X, vs.
Catherine McGrath.
II virtue Of an order Ct sale made In this
ID cause, Il viii sell Al public auction TO the
highest bidder, lu front of the office Of the
eeeond Nhaneery court Of shelby county, on
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LEGAL a8TlcEs
NOTICE.

HAVING quslided as aEscutoTs 7ud er----
II EZ of the last win 1I samuel j. Walker
deceased, We hereby gLvalgles to- sL persons
to present and file with Us leLrlc-0uIl and
demands against said esrlaH
JOHN W. WALKER
SAMUEL p Walk
ELLES u WALK p
Executors and ELecutrLL-
MCEAEE WALEEE, Attorneys ml4
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ONE HlLuIOH DOLLARS, us. COLL
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. US. COLL

The Amount of capital stock paid up is
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FOR THE CURE OF AL
OF RHEURATISa,
TT HAS NO EQUAL.


BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DIR j.. 90 LAWEESCE-Near Sir: ] take
pleasure iu recommending your ROSA
DALES as "a very powerful Alternative. /
have used 10 I'm two cases with happy
Iesufts-uus ia q case of secondary
ylHlllsf Iu which the patient pro-
uuuucat himself cured utter having
taken i've bottles OF your medicine.
.aha other i1 "a case of scrOfufa of long
standing. which is rapidly Improving
5IaleT ils use, an the Indications are
THAT the patient will soon recover. Z
have carefully examined the formula
iy which your Eusalilis ig made, and
ina no AN excellent compound OF all
ieTaiiye ingredients. Yours. truly,
X. W. CARR, ND
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No. lgs.-Iu the First ChRncery Court Of
son IL al rs. Emily Nelson ct al
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Middling at 1~35al3lc; and Middling
at 185c. Several large orders were
cancelled during the day per tele-
graph. while limits ia others were re-
duced from to Be.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, March z, 1871.
/ Stock, September I, 1870. 1850
I Reed since last statement 1888
Received previously. 4lL6IO-l3,623
4ls,9O8
Shipped since last STINT. 1918
shipped prsylously-......- $40, S4l-872,8 $50
stock at noon this day. 1904
Imports.
Memphis sud Charleston r. R.... Dos
Mississippi and Tennessee r. r. ..... 242
Aamphis and Ohio RailrOad......... I53
Estimated per wagons. .......,........... 100
Imports.
Memphis snd Charleston Railroad. sg3
Memphis sind Ohio E.ilr0sd .....-...... 252
Steamers, ..,...... ........ 1868
oTrON IN NEw YORK.
NEW YORK, March e., 10 s.m.-Cottou
l-AN-a h"tta fN-erl lay AAF-lb Aalt55 IH-
Colpts, 1902 balesi receipts here, $40
bales. observation-disclosures, lie; Good
Ordinary, l2lfc; Low Middling, I31Ec;
Middlings, l45se: Good Midrling. l57-c.
1880 m.-lOtlOu market quiet. March,
l3 Lice; April, Is lice: May, I5 3-I6c;
June, ll4c: July, IHsc; August, 1870.
u m.-DuJt1n market quiet. Low
Middlings, 1880; Niddhng@, l4}z9l45sc
May, 15i.c.
Cotton market quiet and steady
&c sst quotations.
2p.m-Msrkel heavy: Sales on spot,
25du bales. contracts, 1900 bales; April,
BE: Nav, 1885,. others unchanged.
Al m.-ILe market closed quiet: prices
unchanged. Sales i0 spiuuers, g94 bales;
export, 2Z54 bales; for speculation, ~
bales; contracts, -0.300; March, I3c;
April, l3e; May l5lsc; June, I5Ac;
July, 1850; August, l3Hc.
COTTON IN NEw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March Z, 1880 am
Cotton dull and nominal; midGliugs, l40
1910. Sales, 400 bales.
2 ~pm.-C0ttou dull and tending down
ward Niddling, ll&I414c; sales, 1000
bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March =, I:I5 a.m.-Cotton
sales for to-day estimated at 5000 bales;
there is great pressure to sell. Middling
Uplsuds, 1901 3-l5d; Orleans, 75sG
= 7-I6d.
Ip.m.-C0tton market duh. Salos, 5000
bales; holders pressing sales, Uplands, |
I'D; Orleans, Esd.
3 p.m.-C0ttOn easier. Uplauds, 7U7lz; |
Orleans, 70 77sd. Sales, 5000 bales; for
aud speculation, 2OoJ bales,
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RAILROADS


MEMPHIS AND LITTLE EoCE RAILROAD.
Uutu further orders, trains viii run daily
Sunday excepted 8s follows:
ARRIVES RAVES
.. H-NaH a .. HsHH.
BgIuEfev 1850 ma. Essu.m
Freight train WillIeaVe NoUeieId Mondays.
Wednesdays aud FEIIays. 8t SAM.
Arrive at Aapehgld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. a.4 plm.
FerTyDoaI viii leave the wnarfbnat. loot OF
Onion street. daily al 6.l5 am.
no through tickets viii bee sold after Jan
uary Be, 1874. 81. d. WILLIAMS, Gent SupL.
3, j. ROBSON, Asst SuD't.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Liz OELC1LE CalAAt III NtHlELNlAl HUH
Fort Smith with 46l bales of cotton.
She put of 1jtf bales at the mouth
She leaves on her return for Fort
| Smith this afternoon at O'Clock. Cap
tain Tom Berry is in command.
The City OF Quincy passed up from
New Orleans yesterday for the Ohio.
She put of several lots here.
The Utah passed up from Arkansas
for st. Louis yesterday. She put OF
1912 bales Of cotton here.
The Henry Ames passed down
heavily laden. She added Il9 bales
of cotton.
The little steamer Katie Morrison
sunk at Helena, Ark, on Monday
evening last. She had Just arrived
from the St. Francis, with a load of
cotton, and is supposed to have been
sWamped by the opening of herseams.
After filling, she broke loose and
ilOated down the river several miles,
being buOyed up by the cotton on
board. She finally went down and is
q total loss. No lives were lost. and
there vas no insurance ON the boat.
The Katie Morrison Vas a small boat,
Of $50 bales capacity. She belonged
to Captain II. r. Barber, of Moon
Lake, Miss, and was purchased some
time ago by him for the NazOO Pass
trade. She was about four years old
and valued at 5000. Her length was
100 feet and width - feet.
The great Richmond, Captain Nat.
Green, is due to-day, and leaves for
New Orleans at 3 pm. S. q. Creigh-
ton and John LanglOis are clerks.
The City of Chester, Captain Alex.
Zeigler, leaves for st. Louis this even
ing at . o'clock. j. W. Baskette is
clerk.
The fine steamer Colorado, Captain
j. Mckee, leaves for Nicksburg this
evening at 8 O'clock. Henry DIETRICH
is clerk.
On the arrival of the steamer Vel
come, from White river, at her land
at New Orleans, last Saturday,
she was discovered to be I'm a sinking
condition. Her crew having deserted
her. it devOlved upon the eNerti0ns of
the harb0r police 10 keep her atiOat.
The Mary Miller was sold at auction,
at Evansville, on saturday, to the
and Memphis Packet Company
for $4,000.
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N SALE

.7DAL
NO. ZI5. N. Re p. Taylor vs.. A.. 4. shaw
Ct uz.-FIrst Chsncery Court Of shelby
county.
DY virtue Of an iuterlOCutOry decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause, jan
nary 3, ISL, 1 viii sell so public auction,
TO the highest bidder, ON THE PREMISES,
between Oakland and Macon, in Fayetts
nnnnIH Ianma..-a- On
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CIubb1ng Rates.

70 Clubs Of two or more subscribers we
VIII send cur Mammoth Weekly, tie Isi eest
paper "a the souLn-3X5 tncheE-f0r one
each, 81.
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NEW YORK. March 2 1850 p.m-The
..rIat opened firm with IN demand;
ra. d. his Board here was sons di7posl-
...r Do s-II. and q heavy feeling pres aleu-,
- ..r ir Is marked decline from tHe
bees This morning.
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on SATURDAY, 25lh HAseH, 1911

70 testthe sense of the qualified voters OF sald
COUNTY on ralliylug auu approving thsaCii0u
or the lnuuty Court in It's subscrfDfi6a OF
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, to
1e paid m nyeyeariy lnstalmeuls, t~othsCapi-
tai stock Of the
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DY virtue Of an order OF the Honorable
ID County COurtof shelby County, ia Omar
terly Session, at the January Term l8Tl, y
Will open and hold an Election, az al fheIegal
voting places IA said County,
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ChanCerY Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, APRIL lst, 1877.

No. 437S-Iu the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby ounfy Tenn tathafine McGrAth,
Adm'E, w. Margaret AtcGrath et al.
aE By virtue OF an order of sale made in
this cause, 7 Will Sell, no public auction, to