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IL was sent 10 recent SpcClal meeting
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ioals
From these wild rocks look to-day
Ger leagues Of dancing waves, and see
The misty coast-line stretch away;
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listen, and seem TO hear
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The pines that shade the Isle OF Deer
The ripping rivers song Of praise.
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And woods and waters sing their hymn
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-09

Sleeping cars run directly through TO Nash
vile only by This Line.
Baggage and Passenger cars run through to
? ashviils on the passenger train leaving
Memphis at 7:f5 pm.
Save tine, distance, and the delays ard
trouble incident to changing cars al uussa-
souab e hours.
Get your Tickets at 237 ~ Main ST.,
Or a. Depot, head OF Main st. TAKE the
through sleeping or q seat in one OF the
through passenger cars OF TINS line. advise
~neighbOrE, friends, and The travelling
public to take the thOrt Line via Mckenzie.
going to or returning nom Nashville, Chat
tanOGga. Knoxville. Bristol, ynchburz. At
lanta, Rome, Augusta. Macon, ka~vannahaud
Charleston. J.. W. MAS,
Genera superintendent.
W. 4. DANLEY, 6enIP Pass. sud Tic4et Agt
W. B., LANDS,
Passenger , gent u. & n. ". RIB.
jas. SPEkD. Ticket Agent,
JanlO &7L Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

There was no new or interesting
features 10 mention ia local financial
circles. Business is circumsCribed
generally, and confined to the usual
daily routine Of checking and deposit
ing. The general features Of the money
market indicate ease, and the re
sources of the banks are fully equal to
all demands. Currency has accumu-
lated To such an extent that some Of
the banks are not cOnhuing their ia
vors to customers, but are extending
them to outside parties where the
psperis considered "gilt edge" charg-
ing u per cent, and to depOsitOTs,
gGl3 per cent. Exchange is scarce,
and IN demand. Cotton bills are
taken at 3Gs discount, and New Or
leans exchange at &c discount,
checking rates are tc discount, to par
on Eastern points, and par to 4c pre-
MUM on New Orleans. There is very
little doing in local stocks and securi-
ties. Shelby county warrants are pur-
chased at 64c and sold at 66. Bank
of Tennessee money is taken at 74G75
and sold at n. Gold was offered in
limited quantities, and was in limited
demand; dealers bought at 1l0491l03
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les clear rib, Il9l1Zc; shoulders,
SH99c; breakfast bacon, li@Isc; sugar
cured hams, 17@I8c. Lard in tieroes,
l3@l3Hc; kegs, I45z915c; caddies, 16G
PRoDUCE-Potatoes in demand. Peach
blows, So 5093 70; Onions, 50 Turnips, 81
per barrel. Cabbage, Ssper loo.
PoWDER-Mining per keg, "a so; rife,
RIoE-Eorth Carolina, s9sKc; Louisi-
ans, 7kGsc.
SUgARs-Firm. White clarified com
mon TO choice, l3@I4c; yellow do, 1IE@
lZ4cs choice LOuisisns, old process, 10
lzHei prime, llZ@l2c; fully fair, ll@
llHc fair, l0Gllc.
sALT-2s0 pound barrels, 81 3562 50.
Dairy, B 5O93 IS. Sack, s. 10 for coarse,
and 81 % for fine.
STARCH-7@6e per pound.
SoAP-German notified, sH99c; yell
low, 6Q7o.
sHoT-Rsngss from 81 so to 50 70 per
sack.
SEEDs-Red Clover, per bushel, s. so;
Blue Grass, 81 70; Orchard, 81 q limo
thy, s. 60; Alsika Glover, per 10, 81 90
White Dutch do, zoe; L-csrne, 75e; Bar
ley per busbel, 81 70 Black Oats, 600;
Wheat, 81 50G2 90.
SPTRITs-Hlghwines, 92093c; old Crown
Anchor whisky, 70Ci old Magnolia do, Soc
old Tennessee white DO, soc; old Bourbon
do, 81 IS; TUscsrors, do do, 81 3; Millsr's
dc de, $40; F8rd's do do, q 70; old apple
brandy, 81 90; old peach do, s. 90; New
York F r 90, 81 35; Otard, Dupuv & Co.,
1850, do, 81 so; Sven gin, 81 p; Fish i'm
ported do, s. so; old port wine, s.; Crow
sherry do, 81; Home bittsrs, per case, s.;
Our own Southern do, per case, S7(98;
PlsnBstion do, per case, 50 80; Host tiers
do, per case, So 80; ~clsret, s. 3065 per
case; Cstawbs. E7l99.
YISEsAR-CommOn and picking, S89IO
per Dbl.
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Esa-R Resident Notice,

No. L95-Lu the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, TenneEsess-WuLiam ID. Nell
son ct al vs.. Emily Nelson ct 81.
Happening from amdavitiu this cause that
4 the defendants, Emily Nelson, widow OF
Henderson Nelson, deceased, and their ten
~ch1ldrens UO-Wibs Mary A. NeEabIe formerly
NelsOn) anu her husband, samuel VeuabIs,
Mamie - Robertson formerly NeisonI and
her husband, Ira Robertson, Emma N. Mel
son, Mathew Nelson. henderson L. Nelson.
Wary Nelson, Jack A. Nelson, Jennie L. Nell
son, Willie Nelson and Minnie Nelson the
last eight Of whom are mtuOrs) are uOn-resf-
dents of the State Of Tennessee. and are resi-
dents OF greensboro, in the State OF Ken
lucky that Maria Nelson, widow Of John T.
t.kelscn, IT,, a minor, are nOn-residsnts OF
the state of Tennessee, and live in Henry
Kentucky; that Elizabeth LaR0aCh,
the WtCOW Of James il. Nelson, and her pres
ert husband, Dr.. h. LaHCach, are n~n-resi-
dents or the State Of TsnuesEes. and live in
lsham Henderson Nelson and Mary
Elizabeth Gray formerly EsIson} audrher
Dr. Ormsby Gray-the said Isham
Hende son Nelson and Mary Elizabeth Gray
being the children Of James L NeisOn-are
nOn-res1den;s or the state OF Tennessee, aud
i've in Louisville, Ia the State OF Kentucky
II is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in April, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bin. OF the same
VIII be taken for confessed as TO them, and
for hearing aZparte; and that q copy OF
this order be published OnCe q week, for four
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-AttesL.
EDMUND A.. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Is. 3. MCHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master. I
A, Wright, 5yL for cO~mpia1nautB.
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No 0, N. Z. DIN the Second Chancery
COurI Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-Ihe
German National Bank VS.. J. NJ. Tomeny
and s. ". Lambeth
TT appearing from bill dEly sworn to in this
i cause thar the defendants, J n. TOmeny
and .. " Lambeth, are nOn-residents Of the
state o. Tennessee and that the Eaid J. ID.
Tomsuy Is Indebted by note to complainant
Ia the sum Of Sll55 90 by Judgment in the
Municipal "a OF Memphis on the 2Sth day
Of January, 1870, and that Howell, Wood q
Co. are Indebted TO said TOmeny, and that
= " Lambeth is the assignee in bankruptcy
Of said Howell, Wood & Co., and that an in
junction, es prayed for, has been granted, re-
strRiniug said defendant, s. W, Lambeth,
from paying over TO defendant, j. N. Tom
eny, any pant Of tbs funds in his hands, or
tha may come to hig hands, as assignee Of
Howell, Wood & Co.:
1t is therefore ordered, nat they make their
pearance herein, 1t the courthouse OF the
Second shsuCery Court OF SHELBY county, IN
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the drst Monday in March, 1871, and plead,
answer or dGmur TO compliments Dill, or
tine same will be taken fer confessed as 70
them, and set for hearing eXparte; sudthat a
copy Of this order be published once q week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal This January q, ISL,
A c~Opy-atUest.
N. b. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. mALLERY, Deputy T.. 2 M.
Harris q PILLOW. EOls- for gOmDPL lay
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notice 70 HOH-REsIOEATs.
wonR Resistant ilotlce

No. BA-Tn the FIrst Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, TennessesL-G. n. andea
vs. .. d.. Rasland.
IT appearing that the writ OF attachment
4 was Issued in this c use against the estate
of said Z. ID. Baglaud on the 9TH OF January,
ISL on the bill Of complainant under oath
hied herttns alleging that said E. D. Ragland
Ia nonresident OF Tennessee aida citizen
Of the state of Arkansas tnath he Is Indebted
to complainant in the sum OF about BL.5, az
evidenced By a promfss0Iy note herein exc
Gated by him 70 Btogali & Mitchell. and bv
them indorsed to complainant. and that said
attachment hiss been levied on the property
Of said defendants
It IL therefore ordered, That he AJAX his
appearance herein, At the courthouse In the
city of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN March, 1871, and pisRd, answer
or demur to complainants biz, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed Is to him ard set
for hearing eXparts; and that q copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue.
esssive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
AcOpy attest.
EDMUND 4. COLE, CLERK and Masser.
BY K J. BLACK. Deputy @. and NJ.
L. b. Mcfarland, sol. Tor eomplt. fa25
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~NnN-REainEHT snTIrE-

No. 173. n. r. In the Second Chaueery
Court or shelbv comfy, Tennessee-HoOd
roubrigbt & Co, 81 al. vs.. U. n. Case, jr, Il
W. I5rOGEs ct al.
n appearing from the bill herein, daily
4 sworn in this cause, that che defendant,
G n, Cgse. ST., is a Eon-rs-idRnE Of the State
of Tennessee and citizen ard resident OF the
state or Connecticut and that an attach
meuG issued rom this court against The d.
euda1 above, attaching all the a~cCOunt5
notes, chooses in actions ana other assets OF
the said and the fund in the
hands of +. W. Brooks. which has been re-
turned executed, 5y attaching the funds IN
the hands OF K. W, Brooks, TO secure 30 com
platuants their debts, amounting, as stated
In The bill TO shout S5I so:
It is therefore ordered, That said O.. n.
Case, sr., make his appearance herein, at
the Second Chancery courthouse In the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
drst Monday in March, 1871, and plead,
or demur to comp alusnts' bill, or
thesanle viii be taken for confessed as 70 him
and SCI for hearing eXparte, and that acOPy
OF this order be published once a week for
lou successive weeks In the Memphis AP-
g
A copy-attests
Nj. d. j.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. EELCHER, Deputy c. NJ
Estes 4 Jackson, and !. n. Ford, Soils. for
compliments. Jazz
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M~nn-Raaidanf Mnfina-

No. 4345.-In thei Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn III. B 8uggs VI. j. W,
Ledbetter, Il. 8. Caldwell and vile, NJ. r.
caldwell and Henry williamson anu Win
ME Williamson and others.
Happening from affidavit filed In this cause
L that the defendants, II. 3. Caldwell and
vie, N. E. Caldwell, Henry williamson and
Winnie Williamson, are nOn-residents OF the
state OF Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein. at the court-house Of tie
Second Chancery Court In the city of Mem
phts, Tennessee, On or before the drst
swer or denlur TO complainantis biI. or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing eXparte, and that s
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
PPEAL
A eOpy-attests
MD. Z. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
L. V Dixon. Sol. for Complainant. FED
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Attachment Suit.

Harris, Cochran h Co; drm composed Of A.
L. Harris, George A. Cochran, s J. Doyle
and W. ]. p. Doyle, vs.. L. J. Nesbitt and
John r. LoItiu.
nEFOkE JAMES A Justice Of the Peace
ID Tor shelby county. Amdavlt having been
made ia this cause, and attachment Issued
ana returned, levied, etc;
it Is therefore ordered, That publication be
made Ia the Memphis yaily pea a news
paper published In the city Of Memphis, Tor
Jour successive weeks, commanding the said
q. ]. NesDltt ana John r LOftin 70 appear
before me, at my On1ce. II the city of Mem
PMS, In The l4lh Civil District OF said county.
on The Hth day OF February, 1871, at 10 O'Clock
an and make defense to said suit against
them, or IL viii be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL.
iaH - Justice Peace Tor Shelby count
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Nonresident Notice,

No. ls5, n. R. Din the Second Chsncery
Court OF shelby county, Tsunessee.-Julius
Balks vs.. ), B.. Robbins and Il. B. Plant,
Arm Of 3 B. Robbins & Co.
IT appearing from Dill duly sworn 10 in this
L cause that the defendant, BIB Plant, Is a
non resident OF the State Of Tenn tssee. mt
that he Is indebted 70 complainant by claim
IN the sum of SE85, with interest from jan
nary q, 1870, ard that an attachment, issued
from his court, sttachtng'ths interests of the
said defendants, 3. B. Robbins and H. B.
Plant, in the furniture, fixtures, leasehold,
good VIII. stores, etc, CT the Overt0n Hotel.
Memphis, Tenn, which has been turns
levied, etc
It is therefore ordered, That said Plant
make his appearance herein, ct the court
house Of tbessCond Chancery curt Of shelby
county, In the city II Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in March, 1871, and
plead answer or demur TO cOmplatnanJ'a
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as to him, and set for bearing eXpsrte, and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week, tor four succe siye weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal.
A eopY-attest:
MIDI. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BRLCHER, Deputy @. and VI.
Hanson, SWtngley q Dashiel, Soils. for
com ulaInauk. fe2
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Monday March s, 1871,

Villain legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land situated.
living and being in Shelby county, Tennessee.
about eight .SJ miles sOHth of the city Of
Memphis, on the Horn Lake road, ths same
being a part OF fractional section i've 81
township one Cd and range eight 80 west. be-
ing Ewo-thlrCs OF said fractional section 5.
INC as follows, t0-WtC: Beginning at the
halI-mIl8 post on the eastern line OF said
fractional section, running thence nj with
the e1st line o. said fractional section 70 the
southeast corner OF said section; thence west
Wtbh the south line Of said section TO the
southwest corner Of said section; thence
north with the west Line Of sad section to the
northwest corner OF said section: thence east
with the north line Of said section 10 a. CT.
WeatheralI's northwest corner thence south
with said WeatheralPs west line to his 0ubh-
west corner; hence east with WeabheraI's
south line TO the beginning, containing 81
4CreS more or less, the same being the farm
or plantation OF DR.. ZsnO 7. Harris mo r de-
seas5GE
Terms OF sALE-Oue third 90 cash, the
In one and two years. Notes with
good security taken for the deferred pay
uents bearing interest at 8 per cent. from
date Of sale. Lien retained until the entire
purchase money Is paid.
EgMUED A. CDLE- Clerk and Master.
Wright & FOlkss, Att'yA feB
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CDEL0N
CHAMBER OF COMMERCF.l
MEMPHIS, February 5, 1871.
Stock. September 1. 1870. 4,2sO
Reed since last staJemsnU 8 $50
Received previously ........ $40, 3O5-5A,l6
S4s, AS
Shipped,sincs last STINT IG45
previously-...... 293,5gT-300 Z42
Stock at Don this day. 4s,2O8
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r. R.. 58I
Mississippi and Tennessee +. r ....... 408
Memphis and Ohio Railroad .-. al
Memphis and Little Rock r. R.. 81
Estimated per wagons. . IO2
Exports.
Memphis and Ohio Railroad .... s45
425
Steamers south. S-5
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COTTON.

Owing to continued depression in
New York and a further decline IN
Liverpool, the market yesterday was
weak and prices a shade easier on low
grades, while good styles were gen
orally firm, with concessions only on
small lots. The demand was fairly
active, both from exporters and spin
ners, but hardly equal to that Of the
day previous. Sales were 100 bales.
Ordinaries were bought at Il3al2c;
Good Ofdinaries, I2EaI3c; Strict Good
Ordinances at l34c; Low MiddIing at
I34al3Fc; Strict Low Middling at I4c:
Middling at I4Bal4fc; and Strict to
Good Middliug, 144aI5c. Exceptional
sales Of Middling were reported at
1+sc, and one buyer claims that a
bright, even running list could not be
purchased at less than 141c. The ma
Of the purchases were, how
ever, reported at the prices given, and
include several lots Offrom fifty tOone
hundred and fifty bales, averaging
Low Middling to Middling. Eastern
dispatches report a decline of &c in
spot cotton at New York and a cor
responding decline in sales for future
delivery. We quote:
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RFsachmsnf Notice.

No. 1902 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Tenn James L. Haven d
Co. vs. Thomas r. Parrish, member of the
firm OF Uric q Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued ont under section 84)5 OF th0 Code and
returned into court, levied upon the real IS
tate OF defendant, and atjdaylt having been
made that the d~aIendant, Thomas r. Parrish,
Is indebted to plaintiff in The sum OF S48 %,
with interest frou March Sd, 1858, by promise
~ note, and that the defendant Thomas r.
ParriEh, Is q nonresident Of theStste OF Ten
nsssee.
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
Tennessea, ON the third Monday In May next
mt defend SAID attachment suit within the
tinse prescribed " law, or the same Will be
pTOcseded with sxparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for foar
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done al Office. This 18th day OF February 1871.
P. D. BOYLE Clerk.
BY ". LEWIS WHARTON. Deputy Clerk.
NJ Z. W uiamson, Lewis q Craig, attorneys
anr pIainfin. les
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Hea-Rssidsnt Eotfcs

-
No. 17, Rim Che drsJ Chancery Co~urtofSheI-
by county, Eennesses.-F. a. Tyler vs. or
vile r. Early, ataI.
HTAP Earring that q writ of attachment
4 was Issued IN this cause, January q. 1871.
against the estate Of q. r. Esriy on the bill
Of complainant, under oath filed herein, al
legIpg 5Gat said Early rs q citizen OF MiSsls-
sippi ana 81 nonresident OF the state Of Ten
nessee; that he is indebted TO complainant in
the sum Of about SfJU, as svideucsd by a judg
meRt Ia the Law Court Of Memphis; that
salt attachment has been retur-sd, levied
on the property o. said defendant.
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein. at The Courthouse in thu
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 will be taken for confessed as to him
and set Tor hearing eZparte5 and that a COPY
Of this order be Published once a WeeE. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
A ~cOpy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By RI. BLACK, Deputy q. ard n.
t. B. MICou. Sci fOr complainant. febI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-09
Attachment CuiF

8 Kaufman q Bro; firm cong Osed Of g.
KAUFMAN D kaufman, jr1 vB. T. J. Nesbilb,
IOhn Z. LOmlU.
DkFOhE JAMES HALL, JTstjce Of the Peare
II Tor shelby county. Affidavit having been
made In this cause, and attachment Issusd
anu returned, levied, etc.
10 is therefore ordered That publication be
b Memphis Daily AppeaI,aneWspa
per published % city OfMemphis, Tor lour
sue esBive weeks, comm anuiug the said TT.
NesoliU and John b LOftlu, to appear before
me, az my Office, in the city Of Memphis. IN
the TIA C1vu District of said county on the
both day Of February, 1871. aJ 10 O'Clock am.
and mike defense to sad suit az inst them.
or 10 viii be proceeded with eXDarte.
JAMhS HALL.
Jazz Justice Paaca Lor sLaLlE conntv