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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-14
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Nc. I6T.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Teunesses.-HarTiet Z,
GOODWIN, by next friend, John b. Le5oh VS..
William "A. GOOdWyn ct al.
IT appearing from bill, which is sworn to,
i in this cause, that the ~defendapts, MCGav.
Ock Goodwin, Grace Goodwin, Mary Lizzie
Goodwin, David N. GOODWIN and PhflO Hi
ram Goodwin, are residents Of New Orleans,
Louisiana, and uUn-resideuts Of the state OF
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they maketheir
appearance herein, at The court house OF the
Second Chancery Court Of shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the
nrBt Monday In March. 1871, aud plead, an
swer or demuF TO compartments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
set for hearing eZparte; and thBt a COPY
OF this order be published ODce a week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This January o, 1871.
A coDy-sttest.
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, Deputy Z. and NJ.
hsfas & Ia ksnn. ANls. for conanlt- fal
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knTIcE

No. I8I, n. r. DIN the Second Ohaneery
Court OF shelby county, Teu essee. J0hn
NJ Ford, Jesse Smith and John J. Ba JnoI-
emew, firm OF +. ". Ford & Co. VS.. y. n.
Case tr-, r. ". Brooks and O. n. Case.
I c appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
4 cause that the defendant, O. N. Case, is q
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee and a
citizen an. resident OF the State OF Connect
lieut. and that an attachment issued IRON lhis
court against the dsfsnd ants aboVa attaching
al the notes accounts, chooses in action and
other assets OF the said defendants, and the
funds in the hands OF q. ". brooks, which
has been returned, executed by attaching the
funds in the hsnds Of X. " BROOKS, 70 secure
the complainants their debts, amounting, as
stated in the blu, 10 be $3.50 and interest:
1t Is therefore ordered, That tue said Q. n.
Case make his appearance herein, at the
court house Of b Second Chanczry court, IN
tire city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the
FIRST Monday in March, 1871. and plead, an
sWer OF deDur to cOmpiaiuants' BIZ, or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed as to him
and set for hearing eEparte; and that q copy
OF this Ord5r be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal This January 50, 1871,
A ~Cupy-attest;
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHEB, Deputy q. and NJ.
K0rtrecht & Graf. soils. for compl'nts. ta3I
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For - al O.
EUNlCE TOWN LOTS.

A DDTTIONAL lots have been laid oa e.
n Euntce and a plat OF the OWL maee. nc
lots Will be sold on REASONABLE terAs4oE e
Persons desiring to buy win apply 70 y. d
Re-nC55s Al TaFe Village, ChioOt county
Arkansss who Is fully authorised TO sell aAo
make deeds to lots. Title good
Euufss is the permanent termlnas on Sne
rTississfppL. Ouacnita add RED river lEo91
on the Mississippi river about SKY nAss
Mellow tue mouth of the Arkansas river
II has been nxed as the permanent termtn-
us by donation Of lands 70 the ralsrosd COM
Deny and by agreement Of the old railroad
with the new company that u shall
remain the permanent terminus.
Eunlee win be one OF the most important
towns on the Mtzsissipptrtver between Mem
phis and New Orleans.
The Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River
railroad, when completed, viii drain South
ern Arkansas, Northeastern Texas, and the
southern part OF the Indian Territory. Il IS
now completed across the Mississippi river
bottom % Drew county, and is being pushed
rapidly westward.
GEO. b MAGKLIN, Burv. Ez'r,
Is ana Trustee estats % A. ", 4sekIn'
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Enn-RasidRnf Mntlca.

No. 2Ts3, O Rim h First Chancerv Court
of Shelby county Tenn.-R. d. Jordan,
Adm'r Of Walter richards decd, at al. VS.,
David Newell, Admir- OLA. q. Knapp, decd,
ct al.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 tina 1.-THE defendant, Martha A. Richards is
q citizen OF Alabama and nonresident II
the state Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, h she make her
appearance herein, at the court house in tine
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in March, 1871, and plead, an.
sWer or demur to compliments bill, or the
same VIII be taken J0r confessed as her, and
that she show cause why this suit should moi
be revived against her, OF the same will be
set for hearing eXpartc; and that a cop OF
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest:
Edmund A. COL 4, Clerk and Master.
By r j. BLACK, D. G. q II.
RzudO1nh & HqmmOud. Soils. for commit rs
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ThursdaY, FabruarY Is, ~.

During legal hours, In front OF the court
| house door OF the Second Chancery Court. -u
the city OF Memphis. Tenn sell For cash. 90
| the highest bidder. at public OutcrE- the rea.
/ scriBed a. follows, to-WIt: Lot Nos Of A.
| WOOdruds subdivision Of lots SIS and as ON
the south side OF the Raleigh road. LLe LfEs
Of the above property is believed % be good.
/ but VIII convey only as trustee.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
Jarnagin & Frayser, Attorneys. aa
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Nc. 100 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby GOGnty, Eenn--James l. Haven &
Co. vs. Thomas F. Parrish, member OF the
drm OF Uric & Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
I sued out under section a455 Of the Code and
returned into court, levied upon the real ss-
tate Of defendant, and affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas II. Parrish,
is Indebted to plaIntiu in the sum OF 34J4 q,
with interest from March 81, Is63, by PROMISE
~ note, and that The defendant Thomas +.
Parrish, is q nonresident Of thestate Of Ten
neEsee
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearances herein before the Judge
eth second Circuit Court Of shelby County,
Tennessee, on the third Monday In May mex
and defend said attachment suit within the
tia e prescribed Dy law, or the same viii be
proceeded with eIparte; vi that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, I'm the Memphis Appeal,
one at Office, this eth day OF February, ISL
2. ID. BOYLE, CLERK.
By ". LENS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
n. T. W ulamson, Lewis & Craig, attorneys
for plaiutin. feS
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NoD-R Resident Notice,

No. 1876, n. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee.-JOhn
" Ward VS.. John Dubois.
TTappearing from bill duly sworn to in this
Il eau @ that the defendant, John Dubois, is
a non resident of the Stste Of Tennessee and
a resident and citizen of the Stute Of Ohio:
it is therefore ordered, That be make his
appeal ance herein, st the court house of The
second ChRncsry Court Of Shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
nrst Monday in April, lS7l, and plead, an
Wer or demur to COmplatua ants bill, or The
same viii be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing eXparte; and that q copy
Of this order be published Once a week, for
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis APP
peal. This February II, ISL.
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY e. BELCHER, Deputy C. and N.
W. @. Rainey, Sol. for comppt fei2
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a-0n-RssidsTf Notice.

No. ass. o. r. Din the Second ChGuc5rT
Court OF Shelby cOUnty, Iennessea-Aa-
tbs g Hoshy vs.. john MOsUy 20 az.
TT appearing nom AFFIDAVIT In his cause
L that the defendant, John AQspg q
resident OF Albemarle county state o. we
gfnfa. and a nonresident Of the STATE OF
Tennessee, and that an attachment issue
from his court attaching 81 the rLElH
and interest Of the said ~delan1ent 4 z.
the estate OF Pleasant ACs1yi l6es-ae- las
been returned levied e-c
It is therefore ordered, Inst ne MAKE
appearance herein, at the celrl-aolss a
Second Chanearv Court in the city OF Aeu=
phis. Tenn. on the nrst Monday IN March,
ISL. and plead. answer or demu % cl1-
p~lainants BILL or Lae same "
fzEsD for confessed as 90 him and set Tor
hearing eTparta; and that a copy OF this Or
/ Der be published once a week, for four sue
Ssssfve weeks. In the Memphis Appeal
This January ~
M ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
49, = Gra7es- GOIa for ComuLE Eaul
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ShsrfFs Sale Of Personal Property,
ny virtue Of an order 70 ne directed from
d the Second Ghancsry SQUIRT, wiz, on
Tuesday, February 18th, 1871,

ut II o'clock am, At I69 Exchange Building
(store formerly occupied by A oc1e5lara q
Co. sell to the highest ana pest ol14tE -e
cash, the following stock Of goods VIZ 20
packages OF liquor, consisting OF b1-L1oL-
Scotch and Irish Whlsktesl eognec' o-5J
and domestic brandfes, cherry Bounce JILL
Port. sherry and Malaga wines -
boxes, new and suitable lQT
A bbIs pickles. Dbl. ErOuti Dds D-
gausages: II iron bound Es5 Z P
eOrrgs 5borss Star Bittersi 4Do-
/ box Garrett 6nufs 10 boxes cs4Es 49,
hswfng tobacco t~Farlous DEa
smoEfuT. ditto: s Jugs liquor 1a
obamnaSne. 2 demlOhnsl liquors. 80
P6F1s vine: re boxes Elmm-Ai 49,
CaIffornfa, wines; so bottles aA8oEts4 L4Ll
80 FegF Holland herring and sar1eLe5
IA - macEsrel; y boxes cove oysters.
boT H0nheimer btttersi u boxes GOV
- ina boxes Scotch aerF4nB ?
so-Jfnes. IUl hall bills acEef p
rigs fsst: 3 kegs pigs feet , Doxss Dott-
e-srE alto 6lr0u bound oos 3 G4
Seif bbls-: II iroR bOund kegs
cheese large; lEtove ana pipe -ovsr-
inc desE: Topping press lLA
mr. above was levied on as the gEoP
I~be1fsrs Co.. to satisfy sanNs
men9 new IN ~ gaafTSJ. WRIGHT, shsrtA
~ u NOoE. equity 44
MENPHI5, EesrlaEYE AA ~
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, So.
At Memphis, Tennessee, sd day Of q q
uary, 1871.
TVHE undersigned hereby gives notice o
L their appointment as a~ssignees OLA. "
Young OF Memphis, Shelby cOunty, state
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
Teen adiudicated a bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District court OF said District.
Q. WOO8RIyGB,
VA HILL ssignees.
Once S91< Main street iaA
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE
TAKES EFFECT IAN. 9, 1871.

brOWuhNAAAb ACCOAulADAAbtNA Ao@HN'N N-d
(eIceptSunday) st AIS pm.
Daily through train 70 Nashville
tanooSa. without change OF cars, leaves at
T6 nm. arrives in Nashville at 9 am Chat
tanOOga at 7.l0 p m, next day
Depot at head or Main street,
Ticket once. Blk Main street, one door
north OF Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at lsS pm. runs
| daily. The Ais am. train does not run on
| Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
Vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on thel :5 pm. trsdn rom Aem-
! Dbis TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
| BufEalo New York, without change. Only
| one change from Louisville to Baltimore
washington Oily aud Boston. BerthB and
/ statercOms, in through cars, can be engaged
/ Al the Ticket once, &7H Main street.
J. F. BOYD, superintendent.
Tar--s gPuwD- T~feketHAgenf- ian2T
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Tussday, - q. 81.

During legal hours, At the present residence
OF SAID Y. D. Gather sell for cash. 90 pubic
QUERY tus rear estate conveyed lu said Trust
Deed, described as follows. tu-wlf. A uarra
OF land In Shelby county. tennessee. a5Tr.r=
ing the land on which the said W. I'D. Galr.-r
ing az the southeast corner Of said land a-r
running thence vest 70 the eastern boundary
line or the owned - D. H. WlthsELuE-.L
on November 3rL55i bleuce north with IT,.
line one hundred poles, thence east To- ..a
western boundary Inc o. tIs LAID FIRST above
the Degiuuiug-coutziuinE. 8y estimation
one hundred and twenty acres, more OF .a
Title believed to be good.
SEA law w EWING Trustee
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Non-Rasldauf Eofieg

No M-R-In the First Chaucery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-G. r Bridges
vs.. i. X. Austin.
II apDeqrinE from affidavit IN this cause that
the defendant, 4. K Austin Left the state
OF Tennessee many years ago and never re-
turned: III living, ne is AT present q uoE-re-.-
dent of said State; % III dead, that his heirs
are msde parties defendaDrs, whose names
and residence are
III Is ordered. That said u. x. Austin on
his heirs make their appearance herein.
at the courthouse In the city of Memphis
Tenn. on or before the nEst Monday In
March. 1871, and plead, answer OF CeUUE %
cOm~plainauts Oil, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them and set for hearing
exparte; andthat a copy Ofthls order be pub
lished one a week, for Jour successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal.
A GOpy-attests
EDMUND A. COLI, Clerk and Master
By J.8LACE, Deputy CLERK and Master
a. WaL.n- Sol. for eomnIL -.--
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-M0W-RFsIDFNT h0TIcF-

No. l52-In the First Chaucery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn-JChn s. Claybrook
vs. MI aldrOn ct al.
TT appearing from the sherih's return In
L this cause thai upon inquiry at the usual
place Of abode Of defendant, Geo. r. Byrne,
ne was not to be found so as to be served with
process of subBBna; and said sheriff being
iuforuaed by his sister, Julia A WalarOu,
that he was In the state OF Missouri and be-
youd the linn. Is Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That said George
r. Byrne make his appearance herein,
st the courthouse In The city Of Mem
phia, Tennessee, on or before the
drst Monday in March, ISL and plead,
answer or demur to compartments bill, or
the same will be taken Tor confessed as 20
hin, and set for hearing eXpsrte, and that 8
CODY Of this order be published once q week
for Jour successive weeks in the Memphis AP-
PEAL.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black. Deputy Q. & NJ
Wilson & Beard. SoIs for comDlls laA
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TEACHERS, NOTICE.

UTANTED.-A Principal and Assistant
wv male and femsle-Teaebers to take
change OF a High School at Longtown u. Pa
noIa county, Miss. school to commence on
the lsth day OF March next. Salary, sI500 per
session OF ten months.
Good references required. Application
must be made by the first day OF March.
ADDRESS g. x. CARUTHERS,
Sec'y Board OF Trustees,
fs9 Lcngt0Wn, Pamela Co., A1EA
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EandaY. FebruarY "a, ISL.
LEGAL NOTICES.
RECEIVERS SALE.

u virtue Of an order OF the Second Chan
ID csTy Court OF Shelby county ia the cases
Oh First National Bank OF Memphis sRatnst
Hudson and othersa and Palmer and wife VS..
Morse & Joeelyn and others, appointing me
undersigned Receiver, 1 VIII proceed to sell,
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kffar srf Hotica

Dickinson, Willis @ Co, hrm composed
OF j.. NJ DieEi-5 ~. W Williams, and
DR.. III Dlckiu 1a Memphis, Tenn, vs..
I. j. Eesbitr an. ohm X. LOf-tn.
UEF0EE JAbii SAIL, Justice OF the
D Peace or She c01ntys-Amdavit hav-
ing been made 81 tlts cause, and attachment
issued a4a returned. L-Fled etc:
II Is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, a
newspaper published ia the city OF Mem
phls, for our successive weeks. commanding
The said TJ.EasbirL and JOnn LOuu 90 ap-
Iear before me at my ONCE, in the city OF
Memphis, In the 18th Civil District Of said
O'Clock Am, and maze defense 70 said suit
against them, or 1t Will be proceeded with
eEparte.
JAMES HALL.
fauH Jusffce Peace for Shelby county
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of Tennessee, which contains some
interesting facts not generally known.
The Times says: Tennessee origin
ally granted aid to railroads to the ex-
tent of about $4,000 per mile, includ-
ing aid to bridges, etc, but aid has
been extended since the war until in
some instances it amounts 10 $40 600
per mile, and in some to $4,000 per
/ mile of running road. About IS, 0OO,-
600 Of bonds have been issued that did
not 90 to the building of any road.
| Our rate of taxation is about one
fourth what il is in Alab9ma. IfTen-
nessee were to levy q tax equal TO the
State tax of Alabama, it would bring
into our State treasury 1855, SOS per
annum, which would be more than
enough to pay Our current expenses
and the interest upon our State bonds
which is not paid by the railroads.
Much injustice has been done Tonnes
see, and our Legislature, by refusing
to levy a reasonable tax, has injured
the credit of the State. The State tax
in Tennessee now is much less than in
any other State that we know OF, and
if it were trebled, would not be as
high as that of Alabama, whiehas yet
has paid no money for railroads"
The truth is, many who have writ.
ten about Tennessee railroads and
Tennessee finances, know very little
about either. Previous to the war,
our railroads paid the interest upon
their bonds promptly, and even now
most Of u leading roads are not in
default. We have stated again and
again in these columns that, nOtWith-
standing the loss OF STA, 000, 600 of
slave property, the State has now
over siXty-siX millions more than she
had when she commenced her rail-
road system, and her taxes, even after
the present increase, are much lighter
than those of any other State. Some
OF the States pay as much as one per
cent. on the amount of taxable prop
erty. If this were the case in Ten
nessee, our revenue would be $500
600 per annum. AS cur property in
creases, the rate Of taxation may be
decreased. Last year the increase in
our taxable property was $50, OO0, 900.
DemOgOgues have injured not only
the credit but the business Of Tennes-
see.
THE FUNDED BONDS,
Provided for by act Of July "A, 1870,
and as amended by act of January %,
1871, are being prepared for the press
as speedily as possible. The five per
cent. bonds viii be ready for the mar
ket in March. This issue will consist
Of coupon and registered bonds to the
amount of five hundred millions Of
dollars. The coupon bonds will be
issued in denominations Of $50, 800, !
$500, $1,000, 5000 and Sl0,000. The
paper upon which these bonds are
printed presents a peculiar feature,
differing from any paper hitherto used
for printing bonds. Passing through
the paper from the top are two paral-
lei strips of blush fiber, resembling
threads of silk; these are interviewer
on the pulp and they will pass
through a portion Of each coupon.
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NoTleE Dol RoN.REsnENrs.
Hon-Bssldent Hoties.

No. COLIN the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, TEN Martin Lally VS..
Thomss Carrigan, am Hamliu, z. Tally
and John S Clayton,
TT appearing from the return of the Sheriff
n ia this cause that the defendant, n
Hamlin. IS not to be fOund IN Shelby county,
Tenneese8s
II is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse of the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county, in
the cityOf Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in March. 1871, and plead, an
sWer or demur TO Omplafnant'sb bill, er the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO her
and set for hearing eLparte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This January u, 187L
A oOpy-attest.
M d. /. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERX, Deputy G. and NJ.
King & BigsloW. SOls, for compPt. ial8
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of q Trust Deed executed On me-
ID on the 18th day Of October E-l by John
Council. and recorded in The Registers ONCE
Of Shelby county. Tennessee, I'm BOOK no. 81.
part /. pages rs and IT, Tor the purpose OF
carrying out the trusts therein specified and
Of paying the note unpaid, for which said
Trust Deed was made to secure. less $40 paid
| thereun December a 1855 wiz, on
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CHARCERY SALES.
eHANCERY SALE OF HEAL estate

No. rs. R-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-EHzabeth f.. harris anu r. Dudley
Frayser. Guardian of ZenO r. Harris, vs..
the said Zeno 7. Harris, by his Guardian,
al hteHg, Julius 4. Taylor.
ID 7 virtue Of an introductory decree fOrsale
ID entered In the above cause January u,
1870, / VIII sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, In front Of the Clerk aud Masters
once, GreeDlaw Block, Second street, In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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Administrators Eoflea

HAVING received papers Of adminislra-
II ttOn from the County COurt Clerk Of
shelby county OF the estate OF Philip Brady,
deceased, 1 hereby notify all parties having
claims against said estate to file the same in
County court, properly probated, with the
clerk Of said court.
jail law JNO BATH. Administrator.
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Trustees Sals

q me by j.. II. Stephenson pa the d-r day Of
January, 1883. and recorded ln the once NJ
the Register on Sh 10y couuL- 1 BOOK -.-
Of two promlssOry notes therein msll1ast
viii. on the
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Gef vour Tickels af 237 ~ Waln ST.,

Or at Depot, head Of Main st. AXE the
through sleeping or s. seat Ia one OF the
through passenger cars of this line, ADVISE
your neighbOrs, friends, and the traYelin g
going TO or rsturning from Nashville Chat
tanoOga, Knoxville, Bristol, L~ynchburss At
lanta, Rome, Augusta, Macon, tavannahand
Charleston. ]. W. TdDMAS,
General superintendent.
W. 4. DANLEY, Gau1P Pass. and Tiozet Agt.
w. Il. lands,
Passenger a gent n. q N. w, R,E,
Jas. SPEED, Ticket Agent
fanIO &7H Main street,
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1871,

No. 8254-In the Second Chaucery Cont o.
Shelby county, T~eun.-Saufuel COGey Va.
Thomas Shoulders ct al.
ID virtue Of an order Of sale made In this
D cause, I will sell at public aucti-n TO the
highest bidder on the premiBes, near SHELBY
DenOt- On
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FrNANCIALCoNDTTIoN oFEENKEssER.
We find in the Chattanooga Times
an able article upon the indebtedness
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attachment Notice.

No. l28 a DIN the second Circuit Court OF
shelby County. Van EmOn W.
Thomas r. Parrish, as a member o. the firm
OF Urie q Parrish.
III this cause an attachment having been
4 sued Out, under section 81 Of the Code,
ard returned into court, levied upon the real
estate o. defendant, and aMGaVELnaFlng been
made that the defendant, Thomas +. Parrish
IS indebted TO ElaintIG in the sum Of so g..
By account, with nter est on same from De
cemB=r 4, 1919 a thai the defendant, ThOs.
F. Parrish, is q nonresident o. the state of
Tennessee.
it's Therefore ordered. That he he make his
personal ppeaEen &C. herein, before the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court Of shelby COuLty.
on The third Monday in Nay next and defend
saff afiecrmsnI Euit within the time pre-
ser 1g law, or the same VIII be proceeded
with -EpeTt= and that a copy Of uhfs order be
publIll er once q week Tor four consecutive
weeks An the Memphis appeal.
bone t O@cs, this Tth day OF February, 1871.
p -. BOYLE, CLERK.
Iv W. LEWIS WHAETos, Deputy eek
Mt. Hismsou, Lewis q Craig, attorneys
for plant RI les
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-14

The receipts Of cotton at all the
ports Of the United States for the
week ending Friday evening, were
HI 5G bales, compared with $4,000
bales the previous week, $4,000 the
week before, and 81, 900 for the cor
responding week Of last year. This
swelis the total since September lst TO
. 500. coo bales, against l,94l,OOO for
the corresponding period last season
81 increase Of $500 bales. The eX-
morris were Gj.305 bales TO Great Brit
Ain. and Z6.Ig2 TO other foreign ports,
compared with 90 500 TO Great Britain,
and 5000 to other foreign ports last
week. 81 232 70 Great Britain, and
10 esq to other foreign ports last wear.
Tbe total exports are now 1900
beIes in excess of last season. The
movement since September LIST is set
lorfb in The following table: