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STATE BoSDs-Missouris 02i; Tennes.
see, old 66t; new, cot; Virginia, new, 72;
old, 70; North Carolina, old, 40; new, 28ff
SToCKs- Western, Union Telegraph, 5Sf;;
Adams Express, 74I; Wells, Fargo &
Co., 42; United States, 40i; American,
49,; Pacific Mail 43I; New York Cen.
trail, 97t; do scrip, 9S9; Harlem, 1881;
Reading, 1851; Michigan Central, 12I ;
Pittsburgh & Cleveland, 117E; Union
Pacific, 30i; Northwestern, S0f; do pre-.
ferred, 07i; Rock Island, 1119; New Jer-
sey Central, 1908; st. Paul, G1G; do pre-
ferred, s0t; Wabash, 70e do preferred, 70;
Fort Wayne, 9S4; Terre Haute, 81;
Chicago 6 Alton, 1881; Ohio & BIiSsis.
slppi, set; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin.
cinnati, 0lt; Burlington 6 Quincy, 100;
Lake Shore, 1881; Indiana Central, 1891;
Illinois Central, 133s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

A AFARNfER In Jefferson county, n. Y,
has a turkey that has laid 100 eggs in 100
consecutive days, never missing day on
account of sickness orn circus In town.
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Financial and Commercial.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 10.

.r. CHICAGO, April 1S.
FLouR-Dull and held firm.
GRAIN-No. 3 spring dull, 81 2Sa1 29l
cash, 81 Goal 20i seller April; this after
noon steady at 81 2sf cash. Corn, No.
mixed fairly active at 5ea5sic cash; thil
afternoon dull at 52ta53c. Oats, No.
dull and nominal at 41a474c. Rye, No. 2
more active at 9Oa0lc, Barley, spring No
Q, 1alfc higher at slas6c.
HoGs-Dull at IS 25a5 80.
CArrLE-Dull and unchanged.
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DESIRABLE
ONO RIVER VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.
Five Hundred and Twsnty.avO Acres
IMPROVED LIMESTONE LAND,

IMPROVED LIMESTONE LAND,
All under fence, located ia Adams county, Ohio,
ssTen mlles from Manchester, In q RoO1 neigh.
borhood, surrounded with turnplksS, level land,
Few cottage and all the convenient onthouiea TO
complete Z good htm. This property Will BE-
Adply 70 DAVID DUNBAR,
spilWS Manchester, Ohio,
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ST. LOUIS.
An Editors House Robbed..WantS
Next Democratic Convention.
ar I0uta AnFiI tQ

The residence Of Col. John Knapp, one
Of the proprietorS Of the Missouri RspHb.
licdn, was burglArized Tuesday night and
two baskets filled with table ware, several
articles Of clothing and other valuables
carried of.
The Times OF this evening editorially
claims ST. Louis as the most proper place
for holding the next Democratic National
Convention.
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HAMBURG, April

It is reported that France has under
taken 10 restore IN their navies all Ger.
man ships taken by French cruisers and
not condemned as prizes OF war.
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Tho subscription to the new loan
amounts to S5s, 100000.
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weather Report.
sYNorsls ron rwENrY.rouR HOURS.

SYNOPSIS FoR TwESrY.FouR HOURS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
ORPiuE or THB cEtIF sIoNAL 0ERfcER,
wGSuN0Tos, D. c., April 10 J
The area Of the loWpressuTe has moved
eastward into the Eastern States and New
York. The pressure has steadily dlmm'
iShed over the country east Of the Rocky
Mountains and Is now very low In Iowa
and in the lower Mississippi valley, with
avery general cloudinesS. Westerly winds
have prevailed on the Lakes, but eastetly
winds arc now reported in the Mississippi
valley.
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, April /.

BERLIN, Ap5il 10.
The amount Of credit 10 be asked Of
the German Parliament Is l20,000O0O
thalers. --..-- ---....-.--.
Gen Herworth Van Rittenfeld has
been promoted to the rank of Field Mar
shal.
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CR4oRAPT 3 NAoAULET, Monroe Ct, east OF llh.
W. ?. a D. l. uuBBARD, 9TH a., ono door SouH
Of joart House.
PEcK 4 COCHRAN, 9TH Ct "a door below oulnsy.
STANTON & ALLISON, 4th sL north OF Monroe.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Civil War in Paris

New YoRE, April 13.
Aspecial dispatch confirms the foreign
news already sent, and says that on Tues.
lay the garrisonS Of st. 0mer and Arras
eff for Versailles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Parsst and Safest-The efficacy Of
Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Bitters as
a specific for recruiting the e~nfeebled body
and cheering the responding mind, has
passed into a proverb. IN the United States,
where this marvellous tonic has borne down
aI opposition, and eclipsed all rivalry, the
demand for It has annually increased in a
heavier and heavier ratio for years. until, at
last, the regular sales Of this preparation ex-
coed those of all other stomachics combined.
Eminent members Of the medical profession
and hospital surgeons without number, have
candidly admitted that the pharmaCoPUia
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 stimuIant and safest
tonic we have" But the uses Of the great We
getable antidote are much more Comprehen-
siye than such praise would imply. AS a
preparatory antidote to epidemic diseases, a
genial stlmulant, a promoter OF constitution
al yigOr, an appetizer, a stOmachic, and a
remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has even attained the reputation
Of HOstetter's BitteTs, 1t is the household
tonic OF the American people, and In su hui
man probability will be SO for centuries to
come. The msgnates Of science recognize It's
merits; and that It is emphaticalIy the med
icine OF the masses, is proven by its vast an G
ever increasing sales.
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FoB-RssidsHt EoHce

No. ia. n. b. DIN the secoud Clauc=r
Court OF Shelby county, LaluEa5-u a-
Bateman and j. u. Ba-zmau SIS Joel smith
and A. D. Suavsly.
II appearing from biz duly sworn Co Lu t--H
n cause thai the defendants, Joel smith ana
A. b. Susvely, are n0u-rssl1euts Of the -la
OF Tennessee, and that they are indebted Oh
com-plaInauts in the sum OF eIlllraI1 that on
these grounds an issued from
this court, attaching so much OF the estate u-
The said Joel smith, especially certain cotton
named in the bill Of complainant as % sal-
sly cO-mpIainauts claim, winch attachment
has been returned levied, etc.
&c is therefore ordered That they make
their appearance herein. at the court 1lza
Of the second Chancery Of El llT
county. in the city Of Memphis, Tenn sa
on or before the hrst Monday In Apt s-
and plead. answer or demur TO complain
auts' bill. or the same viii be taken for cone
fessed as TO them. and set for hearing exc
parte. and mat copy OF this order be- rur-
-fshed once a week for our Successive w5aE6
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This February = l.TL
ACOpy-arJests
MD. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Bye BELCHEE, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson g Beard, soils for com. re-
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ORDINANCE,



Be 10 ordained by the General Council Of The
CVgf Memphis;
THAT the rates OF taxation upon the real
i and personal property In n city Of Mem
phis, as valued by the AssezsO s for taxation
for toe year 1871. being she fOrty-lOurth cor
pOrate year. shall be as follows
In the old city HmIls. namely; the First,
SgIOnd- Third, Fourth. Fifth. sixth, Seventh
and Eighth wards, ior interest on the bonds
Of the city, and for sinking Juno TO pay the
BOMBS Otths city maturing in the year 1872, a
tax at the rale Of one dollar on the one hun
Cred dollars.
rate OF thlrty cents on the a hundred dol
lars.
For general city purposes, a tax at the rate
Of seventy cents on the One hundred dollars.
and Tenth Wards, for interest on the bonds
of the C ty, and for a sinking fund to nay the
bones or the clJl maturing IN the year lSlzs a
tax at the rate of ufJy cents on the one hun
dred dollars,
For support ofthe citv schools, a tax ct the
rate Of thirty cents % the one hundred dol
For general city purposes, a tax at the rate
OF seventy cents ON the one undred dollars.
Passed dFst reading by the Council, when,
on motion under the provisions and IN &C
cOrdauce with the fourteenth section of the
city charter the rules Of tbs COuncil in rela-
ZION tu the passage OF was sus-
pended by o unanimous vOteO Of the member
present, when h ordnance was read a sec
Ond time and pessed unally by q Luminous
vote. etc, March loTl. Passed hrst reading
bv Board of Aldermen, when, in conformity
with provisions OF the fourteenth section Of
the city charter, the rules of the Board In re-
lation 10 tine passage OF ordinances were sus-
pended by "a uugnlmCus vote OF the members
present, the was then read sec
Ond time and passed finally, unanimously,
Approved March IS. 1871.
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
u. X. R-rCHARos, City Register. mhU
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Attachment Notice.

No. 2IS. r. DIN the second Chaucery tol
ofShaby county, Tenn. II. James VS. N.
Frick.
TTappear1ug from the bin duly sworn 90 y
L in this cause mat the y r
IS Justly indebted % compLatuauE 10 me
sum OF two hundred and nGy-sL dollars and
seven cents $50 Oh "a By note pay one
day after March q 1861, Win interest,"
and that he ts nonresident or lLe e
Tennessee. and for these causes an 4lel-
ment was sued ont Of this court aBz-1a 1
pronertv, and the same hiss been re
into court by the sheriff Of Sle-1y county b
levied or the real estate Or said trlcEs
u IS therefore ordered, that he MAKE
aDpearance herein, at the Courthouse OF l-7
seecnd Chaucery COurrof Shelby
the city of Memphis Tenn on or before ---
.drst Monday iu May. 1871. and plead answer
or demur To complainant oil. or the --AH
wIu be taken as Conl-ssed as 20 him, al-
for hearing eEparte, and thar copy OF
order be published once a week lor ll- -t
secutfvs weeks nthe Memphis AFFEL
This March d.. ISL
A copy-attests
10. T. STEWART. CLERK and a
Baeeher& Be1eher. soils. for ur
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No 3I. A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tanu.-I. Greenwood q Co.
VS.. Thomas r.. Parrish.
IN this cause IN attacrm ent having been
I sued ont under section }i55 Of tine code aud
returned into court, levied upon the real ss-
tate OF defendant. 9nd afhdavl having been
mad that the defendant, Thomas b.. Parrish,
is indebted To plaintiff in the sum of SSt,
by account with Interest nom Sep ember z6.
lS6s, and that the defendant, Thomas #. Par
IRISH, is a nonresident of the State Of Ten
nessee:
1t is therefore ordered, Inst he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of Second CIrcu Court Of Shelby county, on
the third Monday in May next, and de-
fend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with eXparte; and that q Opy Of this
order be published once a week, Tor four
consecutive weeEs, in the Memphis Appeal
DOne at Oddce, this 4th day Of March, 1871.
p. u. BOYLE, Clerk
By ". LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk
MT. Williamson and VIM. Craig, attorneys
for plaintiff mh5
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Non-R Resident Notiee.

No. Z4, r. DIN the Second Chsncery
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee-JOhn
Febles vs.. w. a. Fitcnner.
TTappeartng from bill duly sworn to in this
i cauee that the defendant, ". A. Fitchnsr.
Is justly indebted to complainant In sum OF
$50 and interest due by his pFCmissOry note,
and that be IS 8 non resident of the State OF
TenL sssee, and that for these causes an At
tschment issued from this court against his
property snd the same has been returned
into court by the Sheriff Of Shelby cOuuty.
levied, etc, on the real estate Of W A Fitch
ner.
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
p-peRl anCs herein, at the court house Of the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county, ia
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in Nay, 1871 and plead, an
sWer or demur TO complain ants bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed IS TO MIN
and set for hearing exparts; and that q copy
Of this order be published once a week, Ior
four successive weeks, IN the Memphls APP
peal. This March Is, 1871.
MID. n STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY O.. BELCHER, Deputy O. and "a.
GaOrga GilfhRm. Sol for cOmpLb mn9
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Creditors Notice.

No. H63. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF helby county, Tennessee. A, II.
Shore, adv illustrator Of r B. Shore. Ue-
ceased, VS.. John B. rhCrs ct a..
a y order OF publication for creditors to dle
a their claims herein having b-en made
by the Court,
sons having e aims against the eststs OF Z. e..
Shore, deceased TO come forward and exhibit
their demands and have themselves made
parties to complainant bill, in the manner
prescribed 10y law, on or before the 18th day
Of April, B7l, or the same viii be forever
barred.
This March IS. l57l.
N. D. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John Somerv1Ue, Sol. for com. mills
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AttaChmsHi Notice.

No 2B A. DIN the Second Circuit Cour OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-James X. ChsliGn ~
Thomas +. Parrish
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out, under section $3.50 of the Code.
and returned into court. levied upon the real
estate OF defendant, and amdayit having beer
made that the defendant, Thomas y. Parrish,
is indebted tn plaiuJiH in the sum Of Sos IS,
by balance due plaintiff on q certain Judg-
ment rendered in his avOr in the Court Of
Common Pleas, Hamilton county, Ohio,
against said defendant. and that the defend
ant, Thomas f. Parrish, is a 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
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scrib5d by law, or the anne viii be proceeded
with eZparte, and that a copy of this order
be published once a week, for four cOnsecT
tive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office this Attn day OF March, ISL
7. ID. BOYLE Clerk.
By W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
NJ. Williamson, Lewis & Craig, att'ys foI
plaintiff mh7
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PETITIoa FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

No; 2s9, r Din the First Chaneery Court OF
Shelby County
WHEREAS, J. Prescott, John johnson.
w r. II. Norris. e. ID. ConneII. ". s.
Bruce, Thomas Bacon, John L~Inkhausr.
George Mellersh, @. A. Baehn, Alexander
HUM, +. kropps John Beamish, f. Henni-
geE. Benz Bingham, WI. Moyston and r.
B. Miller, al citizens Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, have He'd an application in the First
Chancery Court Of shelby county, for letters
Of Incorporation, praying to be chartered as
sIHE ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL AID ASso-
CITATION, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
70 be organized and conducted for the bene-
Mt OF the Widows and orphans OF qece&eQ
members, etc. For particulars OF WAc4
sferance Is made to the petition In said
nUse.
It is therefore ordered, that All persons
tshfug 50 to do-make their appearance
arafm- ar the Courf-hOuse OF said Court IN
he CITY or Memphis Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in April ISL and snow
cause. II they have Why letters oflncor-
alton should not issue as prayed for ; or
ehat the same Wl1 be heard and proceeded
with exparte; and that a copy Of u order
be published FOR thirty days in the Memphis
Appeal
"A copy-attegt:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLAcE Deputy Clerk and Master
b, seaFoys Attorney, faaA
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H~on-Rssidepf Nofies

No. DAB, R.D-Iu the First Crauezv Cc-r OF
shelby county. Leuuesssg-J. g. and 2 O.
Black ldrm OF bLacE hr0z. q CO.. vs. FL If.
Jarvis et H.
II appearing that an attachment writ r.
Il Issued in this cause. February -.-. ia
against the estate Of j O. Jarvis and ..-H-
on the bib OF comula. us-r1 -u r
oaIl Gled herein. alleging rlll said j. ..E r-
Wis and II. C. Cunningham are non yes "a
OF the state OF Lenue-ses and citizens 1I " g.
soErI; that they are indebted rD crUl q Pc
ants lu the sum Of about sL8- 81 evidenced y
allegations and account n said pill 90 Cd. De-
p~lalaalts OF goods sold and money loaned
defendant, JarFls- that said attachment la
been re- urued, levied upon the property
said defendants.
tits Therefore ordered, IhattEEy usEErlHL
appearance herein. at the cu-urt-lClsz ina
city Of Memphis. Tenn. On OF before che L--E
term OF said court. commencing OF tie
FIRST Monday fin April l-l, and plead ale
sWer or demur to complainant u..- or e.
same VIII be taken for confessed ~ Co -.H I
and set FOR hearing eEugrre- and lEl. a-l
OF this order be uu1-sled once aWeeE g.
four Successive weeks IN The AzUp- @
Appeal
A copy-attesEs
EDMUNUA COLI, CLERK and Master
By Ri. Blaze D. en-.
r. e lTrEHHTanE Sol for nmnrr"# EH"
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COmMlSSl9NER'S SALE.

No. 1879. Fuuity DOcket.-Iu the Circuit Court
ofthe United States for the district Of West
Tennessee y. j. htt6 vs.. James %. Ellis
IN pursuance Of a decree rendered in the
L above styled cause, On the I'D day OF De-
cember, $50, j will, as LCmmlsStOner ap-
pointed Dy me Cont on me ON Jay u
March. l8fL, at noon, on the premises, sell, 70
the highest bidder, the following described
property. to-w1t:
a certain tract. piece or parcel OF land sit
uate. lying and being in the county OF Tip
ton. state Of Tennessee, on the waters o. the
Mississippi river, with metes and DOuncs as
follows, tO-wit: Beginning at point on the
Mississippi river, Palmer's northeast corner
thence south with Palmer's line 26 poles, 10
a stake; thence east poles, TO q stake
thence north poles, 70 a tree on the Dauk
of the Mississippi river; tLenCe in a west
WaIdly direction with the or the
Mississippi river, 10 the point Of beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by Wuuam
Coward to James o. Ellis, and described In
said deed Of conveyance as contain ngY Dy
estimation eighty,three ~ acres Ioget9er
with the engines, boilers and al other nG-
TIRES and apparatus and Things, Lying ana
being situated on said tract OF land, ana USED
in the dlsttllatlon OF spirlsu0Qs liquors, anu
boilers, twenty fsetlOng, forty inches diane
ter, crate, bars, etc. one engine, tsn-l1cn
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
10 make 60 complete; one main shaft ny
wheel and puueys, and All other snaIilng
about the mill dtst1lleryi one PAIR tn4Ety-
siX-tnch stones, Tor grinding Win gearing
betting. etc; one mash tub a worm tub
and worm; one cold water tub; one high
wine tub ore lOwwine tub six beer
tubs one under or beer sink two re-
ceiviug tues or c~tsterns; Two yeast tunsi
four Yeast cans draw and force and
high and low wine pumps platform and
beam scales, and all the pipes, valves, cocks,
betting used about the dist1llery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools a 1nstru-
ments about the premises.
Said property will be sold on a credit Of six
months: the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal securtly, bearing interest
from date, for the purchase money, and lien
retained on the property as additional Sc
money.
The equity OF redemption Is barred, and
the purchaser. on complying with his bid,
WtUI be placed in immediate possession.
II. CLAY KING,
Special Commissioner.
Memphis. March 3. 1S7I. mhi
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DR.. CURTIS ON MANHOOD"

AMedical Essay on the cause and cure Of
Premature decline, Nervous and Physical
Debility, SDermaJOrrnUA Sedentary Life,
Excess, overtaxed Constitution, Abuses Of
the System, etc, etc. 10 gives a clear synOp-
sis of the impediments to marriage, and the
remedies therefOr-the result Of ~ years sue
cessful practice, by +. DE e. CURTIS. ND, r.
r Co, etc.
"Curtis on Manhood" should be read by
the young Tor instruction ard by the afflicted
as g source of relief. II VIII inluIe no one
Medical Times and Gazette.
There is no member Of society by whom
this book viii not be found useful, whether
he be parent, preceptOr or Lon
don Times.
Price 81 20 by mail. Address DIR. Curtis, No.
9 fremont Place. Boston, Mass. mhBeOd
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RECEIPTS RY RAIL

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
n Ford & co, II bales of cotton; = Nj Pat
rick & co, 2 do; Clark, Ely g. co, Is do; Fl
Torrance, @ DO; FurgssOn & Clay, 3 DO;
Ireadwell Bros, 3 do, and l package OF
sundries; Black, E q co, l bale cotton;
Gslbresth, J. do; Jones, B & co, l do;
Stewart Bros & K, 2 do; ToOf, Phillips &
co, l do cambridge, NJ & co, 2 do, l lot of
sundriss; j + Frank d co, , bales cotton;
Martin & II, 3 do; billiard. p 81 co, 3 do;
Memphis Oil Company, % pkgs sUndries;
z Gatens, Il do; r q Craig IL co, l do;
Schneider * CD, 1 do; DR. Il Moseley, 4 do;
L B Wade, an & RI ! do; Partse, B &
co, 1 car lumber; Murh, 2 pkgs suudries.
RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
STEAMER ST. FRANCIS, from Wits
burg-BrOoks, n &cO, III bales cotton;
Guy, Nc GCO, g; Dslsp eco, 5; Howard,
b &cO, ,; Clark. + eco, IA; JAS Holmes
GCo, /: Black, + Gco, Is; n Ford &co, IS;
Lane, NJ Gco, 2; D II Townsend, IL; Nc
Gee & II, IL; WolcOtt, S GcO, 8; Hill, L
&cO, 40; Petit & Simpson, "a; Taylor,
Radf0rd &c0, 8; S NJ Webb Company, O.;
Foster, X Sc0, 80, StrsttOn, G &co, 80;
T00f, p G-o, 80; Shane, Il eco, Is; J +
Frank Ec3, ]; FJWlkes 81 s, B.; Nelson q
~, %; " 3 GalbreaUh, 3; e NJ Appsrsou
Hco, 4; Morris, i GC0, Is; Rogan, S NcO, 2;
Marsh Warner &cO, I; Stanton sc NJ, g.;
Harris, G EcO, 3; Il G Williams Gco, 25;
Goodwin az 3, 10; FargssOn d G, 6; ThOs II
Allen &cO, p; Busby, j &co, /; Meraer *
W, g; Conner r, 1; Al White GcO, 3, No
Consiguee, b; J G Terry &co, 8; rssbip-
ment, ~. Southern oil works, l343 SKIS
seed; Bluff City OH works. 100 Total. l443.
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SATURDAY.. March 25th, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit. situate, lying and being
lu Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, auJ
described as the east half or Lot 81, of john
d. ArmOuTs subdivision OF original country
lot 45j, fronting So feet on Madison street and
running back between parallel lines ~ feet
on The east line md l2 feet on the vest line,
20 an alley for q better description reference
a. made 90 "a plan OF said subdivision Of rec
Tennessee.
Trims OF SAIL On & credit OF months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
Curlty, bearing per cent. interest. Equity
Of retemp ion barred.
This FeUruaTy ~, 1871.
III. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
HINES a. PuEUOn. EOIE. fe2l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-27
NONRESIDENT H0TIrE-

No Z7, Rim the First Chaucery Court r-
Shelby County, Teu1eSsee.-E J. Chris
VS. A. Taylor, l.. F. Ferguson p E.--
hugh, A.. E Reynolds CT al
IT appearing that q wit OF stta-EUH
was issued i'm this cause Fe1ruarT r-
against the estate of defendant Calvin a
TsyIur. in the bin OF CUmplalla-rr u----
oath died herein a LPElng that said ----1 D.
q nonresident Ottlso state OF tennessee
he is indebted Co complainant Lu the sum gu.
about $3.50. as evidenced uT au account l "a
vor OF complainant, that said -t---lI
hss been returned. levied on She property H.
said defendant also that defendants IL 70
Ferguson. ". j.. Ferguson, EE Eer-ES9-
Lola A. Fe. ElsOu. &C Ferguson and - g.
ferguson, heirs OF Carroll terzC r=ca
also = r. FItEhugl and Arthur Il H=g l-.-a-
are non residents OF Tennessee
it is therefore ordered, GlG1 they E
their appearance herein lE the cu-"--..
in the city OF G-uFl-ss tennessee or -T De-
fore the ErsL Monday ia april. ISL and plead.
answer or uamur 20 complainant 1llr or H.a
same viii be taken for confessed C- Orb Chem
and set Tor hearing eEparte, and tlHl q -l
OF this order be published once "a wees. W
four successive weeks, ln the Memphis "a ~
peal
A copy-Attest
EDHUND A COLE, CLERK and Master
By r. j. BLACE. Deputy CLERK and H=
Wilson & Beard Soils. lor CON. ll