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Trustses saIa

uY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed 10
~ me by Charles Thomas and Jane o..
Thomas on the 18th day Of May, 1867, 20 Ha-
cure the payment or q certain Indebtedness
which Is tuly described ana set Out ia said
deed which is recorded in tina Registers
Ofncs or shelby county Stale or Tsnues.
see IN sooE 81, part3, pages as, 47 and 4g8,
4 viii ~ FruatGa, sell for cash, 70 The lRhea
bidder, IN frOnG OF the ONCE on Young, Nal
lory q Cannon, - Madison street, city or
Memphis, on Saturday, The "a day OF July.
1874 within legal hours, the following de-
scrlbed land Lo-WiLs Lot No. 2 or the subdi-
vision of the lands b~elogt1g 10 the heirs OF
the late DR. LoWiB g. TreXsVant, containing
~thlr' y and Dne-half acres, beginning at
the northwest corner OF lot No. s, thence
81 east ~ 5O-l0J chains 70 a stake, then south
north 70 links to a red oak stump, the south
east corner Of lot No.3 on the PLANK road,
thence south IS west 10 q 100 chains 10 q
stake on the west side OF said plank road;
thence north 81 west 800 1910 chains
10 a stake on the west boundary Of the
tract and on John POpe's east line, thercs
north chains to the north corner OF Jhe
tract, 81 hickory, thence, T50-lG CHAINS to
the beginning. The equity Oh redemption
Is expressly waived, and the title TO Eald
property is believed to bs good, butt sell and
convey only as Trustee.
feI LEWIS f CARR, Trustee.
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Attachmant Noflcs.

No. $50, A, d lin he First Circuit Court of
Shelf County, Tenn.-William f., SJOrer
and Andrew j.. Dreas, nrm OF VIM. h. Storer
& Co, vs.. Jesse Mooney.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued ont under section 3456 Of the Code and
returned into Court, levied by garnishment
on the money, goods and effects Of PENDANT,
Ia the hands Of Guy, McLelland e Co, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is indebted TO plaintiff IN the sum OF
$3.50 " by note, and that the Is a
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, before the Judge OF the
First Circuit Court OF Shelby county, at the
courthouse in the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
on the third Monday in September next, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeied with exparte; and that a copy Of this
order be pu~bllshedsonce q week, Tor four COM
secutiYe weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
Done at office, this 9Th day Of June. B1l.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By L. i. BOSWELL, Deputy Clerk.
Randolph, Hammond q Jordan Attorneys
for pIafntldg. ieI0
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NOTICE 70 aOH-REslOEsTs.
Eon-RssideBt Notice.

NO. SlA-In the second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Henn-JOhu Trent, AdmFr
Of George Mossburg, decd, who sues to use,
etc, VS.. J. Q. saint, Thomas Saint, Newton
saint, Marion saint Polly Saint, W. i.
Saint, Ensiey Saint. Eugene Saint, Remberl
Saint, savannah Saint and her husband.
James Gaint, and others:
Il appearing nom bill. duly sworn 10 IN
4 this cause, that the defendants, W. ~
Saint Ensley Saint, Eugene Saint, Rembert
Saint, Saint and her husband. las,
saint, Maltssa Amonatt and james AmOnett.
are non residents Of the state Of Tennessee:
and that the residences Of the unknown heirs
Of Samuel b. Lee, decd, and d unknOvn
heirs OF George MOssburg, decd, both oi
whom died nteSiate, having an interest Ia
ten Ll0] acres of land In shelby county. near
Memphis, tennessee, Of n. Long grant. can-
not 90 ascertalneo, although dtigent search
has been made:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the court-hOuse
OF the Second Chancery Court of shelby
county, In the city ca Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the nrBt Monday tn August, 1871,
p plead answer or domur 70 complain
ants Dill or the same VIII be taken for IN
tsssed IS TO them and set for hearing eXparts,
and that a copy Of this order be published
once 3 week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis AFPEAL. This June 20, l7l.
IN b. H. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
ia. Taylor, LIB, Mcfarland, soils. for COM
plainant- ie2l wed
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N0TICE TO NON-REsEpEETs.


No. 81 II. Din the Probate Court ofsheIby
County, Tenn.-J. K. p. Lowfauoa and j.
h. LowranCe- administrator. VS.. Il. !. Low
rance, laura LOWrancs, Isaac Anglemeyer .
Charles StOddard and wife, Virginia Stod-
rdarG, Emma L0Wrance, Edward LOWranca
n - LOWrance.
IN this cause it appearing from amends
II bia, that Emma LOWrance. Edward Low
rance and LoWrance are non residents Of
the State Of Tennessee. a residents Of the
State OF Mississippi,
uistherefors ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, a. the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before The
hFsb Monday in July. 1871, and plead, an-
Ewer or demur to complainants' bill, or the
came Will be taken for confessed as 10 them,
and set for hearing eEpRrtei and That q o
or this order be published once q week. for
four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis
Appeal.
A cOpy-attsBC:
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
By ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Sw1ngley q Dashtell, soils. FOR COM
~ulafuRntg faA
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Thursday. IulY S. 1871

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, the following described real es-
tate. LO-Wit:
Lying and being in the Owl OF Bartlett
Shelby county, Tennessee, beginning at tn
said tow, running thence west s. feet w lt
the Memphis and SOmerville IA ROa q
the southeast corner Of r. T. shelby s 10 0
said plank road, thence north 90 feet wit
the east line of said Shelby's lot to n al
street, in said town; thence east and parable
with said plank road, 33 feet TO aid Bottoms
lot; hence south with the west line Of said
Bottoms lot to the beginning
Terms OF Sals-On acredit 0f seven months,
purchaser to execute note with approved
Security, AL right OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
r. ID. JOrdon. Attorney. fe7
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DEFORE JAMES HALL- Justice OF the Peace
ID for Shelby county, Tennessee, at Mem
phis,
Forster, KeaIhofer GO. firm composed Old.
b Forster, Charles W.. KealhOfer and Thoms
as Day., VS.. Louis Trempe.
Attachment having been issued in the
above entitled cause on the ground that the
defendant is q nonresident OF the state
Of Tennessee, that be is indebted to the firm
OF Forster, Kealh0fer q Co. in The sum OF
eighty q hfty-siE one huudredtb dollars,
(SS 5al, due by account, fnat said account Is
inst, tha the attachment has been returned
by the proper omcer. levied upon the proper
" OF the defendant; that the said Louis
Trempe is hereby notified to appear at
my ONCE, IN the city Of Memphis,
shelby county, Tennessee, on saturday, July
/, 1871, atl0o'clOcB am, and defend this suit,
or the same Will be proceeded with ex parta.
IL is further ordered, That this notice be pub
lIshed IN the Memphis Daily Appeal, a news
paper published IN the city OF Memphis, for
four successive weeks.
JAMES HALL,
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N~sn-Resldant NntIos.

shelby Comfy, Deunessee.-J- L. ii. Ses.
SONS, administrator OF the estate OF X. J.
Byram, deceased.Y VS.. Francis Byram, While
Byrau, et 81,
TT appearing nom ahdRvit In thls cause
d that the defendants, Ann Ferry and heI
husband James Ferry, are non-residents Of
for the purpose Of winding up the estate OF
said deceased.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
IN the City OF Memphis, Tennessee. on OF
before the first Monday Ia July, 1871, and
plead, answer or dsmur to c~Omplaiaanta
a. to them, and set for hearing exparts;
and that q copy OF this order be published
once 8 week., for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal
A C~opy-Attsst.
EDMUND A. COIE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
r. N. Hearn, Sol for Complainant. MI
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Monday, June 26. 81

within legal hours, the following DESERT
property lu-Wlt= Lertatu res- estate .ua-
In 5neioT countTs Tennessee. lul-I ra1 srsE
OF Memphis being part OF Doc ll# EElE
as No So, fronting Ll1a feer nl Jefferson
street beginning aG me eazEcuruer Of rla
win the southern boundary uL Jefferson
street. thence e~astWaruly with SAID street
b6 Ieet1 thence EOutlWaIdIv Et- .aar-
thence WestWardIy, parallel with HelaE.e
street. ll1A feet 70 an alley thence Nora.
W2rdlF with said llSz feet % tIs E-giuuI
IERns or SALE-uIl n credit or seven
CURED. Elen retained until Che same Is u-.E.
then the equity o. redemption TO be larrea.
EDMDND A. coin. EI-rE and HHl.--
Une Il smith. artrfe. r-H
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Attachment NotIcs.

No. S8 Adm the First Circuit Court ofShel
by County, Tennessee.-W. Brooks q Co,
vs.. Henry Howard and J.E COWan.
TN this cause an attachment having been
d sued out, under section 1876 OF the Code.
and returned into court, levied upon the per.
sOnai property OF defendants, and efidavii
having been made that the defendants are In
cebted to plaintiff I'm the sum Of-s500 by ac-
count, and thai the defendants are non-resi-
dents OF the state OF Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF shelby
County, at the Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, ON the third Monday
in September next and defend said at
taChment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law. or the same VIII be proceeded
with expRrte, and hat a copy OF this order be
published once 3 week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
DOnoat ONCE, Lhis 18th day or May, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b. r. COLEMAE, Deputy Clerk.
A-a--- = -.------.--- IL ~. II. -LL In
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PETIT.QN F0R MeORP0RATION.

49,
No. 3l4.-IR the First Chanesry Cont OF
shelby county, tennessee.
XTHEREAS, d. =. Wicks, W. Avery, a
w ". Peters, ID. Ockriu ~. ". Royster,
J. j. steele, u. q. PsaTce, W. H. Lake, Isl. A.
Montgomery, Q. Jones, ]. G.. Johnson, =. II.
Barnes, Frank TAFT, 6.GRrrett. W. J.MhOOn,
q. 8r1nkleys e. C. MeCOmb. &. y. vance,
Lyies L. Holman, W.. Il. Cherry, ii. Henly,
Thomas Boyle, - Martini Mrs. kenzler,
Mrs. COrren, August Berton, ". Dean III
DOnneliy, A. MOnUsvedi, u. Tighe,R 2. n. VIM
ters, Thomas n. Patton, Leon T~rOusdales -
Willenburg, Mrs. &C. Atkinson MIS-
Douglass, a. 2. Curry, speed Z. J. SelaSns
C. j. Hargan. 81 residents OF SnelDy county
Tennessee. and the present corpOratOfs q
"TuE HILL COUNT TURNPIKE SOhPANN,
have died an application In the First Chan-
Gerry Court Of Shelby comfy Tor an amend
ment 70 the charter OF said turnpike Com-
pany, granted IL by an act or the HenerM AS
sembiY Of the state Of Tennessee, passed dur
ing q session OF the Legislature neld In b5
and 1859. The desired amendment being that
additional pOWers be granted said corpora
tion "a 10 the rules governing subscribers
that the powers OF the EreHidenh and dlr9c-
tors be enlarged concerning the purchase and
d5sposal OF real estate, the negotiation OF
loans, etc, etc. For further Information re-
ference e had to said petition herein.
IL Is therefore ordered, thai All persons de-
string so to do make their appearance herain
al the Courthouse OF said C0urt, In the city
Of Memphis, Tenn On or before the drst
Monday in July, 1871, and show cause. III q
they have, why hes said amendment should
not be granted according TO the PRAYER or
said petition, OF the same VIII be heafd snd
proceeded with exparte, and that a o Of
This order be published Tor thirty days in the
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk ana Mater.
~ ,, BLACK Deputy CfefE and Mastsr.1
b. 3. Barnes and Van N. Anderson. Attsvs.
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B~ANKRUPTS' SALE

District Of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
1t Memphis, TeDnessee.-Ln the severa.
matters following: Hollis r. Newman, Jas
Young F. Marley, II. H OneiI, Fred w
Reinhart, Jas. 4. Cannon, Wm. H. Archer
John Wildberger, Grafton Baker, John W
Walker, Henry :. Mendel James Riggs, r
a, PEBBLES, +. q. Baldwin, Lewis II. Feather.
stone, Jas. W. Rawlings, Jas. NJ. Curtin, ",
c. SESSION. Geo. q. SESSION., 3, N. Stewart, A,
L. Belts, John q. owen, o r. Cameron,
Green Y, Irwin, Jas. A. Paine, r. 4. Hughes
Lyons 3 Flies, N. A. Lonely, bankrupts.
ID Y virtue OF a gensraIOIder OF sale enfe ed
ID by the District Court Of the Omitted states
for the District OF West Tennessee, on the
18th day OF December, 1853, 1 Will sell On
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Nan-RaaIdant KnfIns.

No, 2Og; r. DIN the Second Chancsry
Court OF shelby county, Tennessee.-ChaB
Whipple and Others ". A. Reid and others.
IT R~ppSstng from the cross bill OF A. Reid,
L duly sworn 10 IN This cause, that the de-
PENDANTS, Charles Whlppie. Matilda W Ross.
nee Whipple, and her husband, Oliver Ross.
3. N. Harris, r 7. TOrian, ". y. McRae, Mrs.
Mary kudeld Hopkins, Susan j.. Hopkins
and Blanche Hopkins, are each and All nom
residents Of the state OF Tennessee.
Its therefore ordered, Thatthey maket their
appearance herein, al the courthouse OF the
second Chancery Court, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, OF or before the drst Monday IN
July, 1871, aud plead, answer or demur 10
said cross bill, or the same will be baken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
sxparte; and that a copy Ofthis order be pub
liBhed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This June ,, 1871.
A cOpy-attest:
N. d. /. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELCHER, Deputy q. and NJ
Myers & Wyatt. Soils. for cOmplafnants.
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COTTON.

The New York market opened
I steady at "a for Middling, which
/ gaye sellers more confidence a to the
| prospects for an advance, and although
/ The Liverpool market was reported a
! shade easier, but little attention was
/ paid to it. Buyers sauntered out
| ieisurely in hopes OF picking up sutd-
I eient 10 I'll ~uncOmpleted orders at
their own prices, but were not long ia
du.liug that the difference between
| fheir views was from to lc. on all
grades. and on looking owe the
market found as a rule that all the
Factors were firm and unwilling to
co,eade even q fraction, when they
Withdrew to give the market ahother
trisI later, which they ma Win equaii
success, at the close sellers we're sun
armer. the New YORK marker HaVing
advanced Z on all grades anu CLOSING
! 0uiet int arm. Sales did not e2cesu
40 bales, and were ia small lOts, IN
ending Good Ordinary at lI3all ~
Strict Good do 182, 1 Stained MldGllhg
Ig & Low Middling l9, II DO iHt,. ~
stained is. 2 Middling ~ 10 Stflcl
Middling BIC. Receipts were zzS5
| Shipments, 275; stock, 542l. Total re-
| ceipts for the season are 500, 502 bales
and shipments 499 1850; the total re-
ceipts last year were but 290, l3l, and
shipments 286, 551, showing an excess
la receipts up to the present date over
the entire receipts last year of 5O9, 155
bales and of shipments 2l2,SOl. Re
ceipts up to the present date last season
were 2S4, l45, and shipments 272,57S,
Should the receipts for the remainder
of this season eve equal those of last
the total amount of cotton received
this year will be 5O6,494 bales.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY sFATEMENT.
The weekly statement telegraphed
! to-day, compared with that OF last
week, shows a decrease OF 81, 600 ia
receipts. $4,000 in American cotton.
! sales are 1900 in excess; to spectators
/ 5000 in excess. For export 1900 less.
Tbe stock is 5000 less; American
! 81 0o0 less. Actual exports are 2O00
beies less: stock ahOat 10000 less
american $4,000 less COM
nared with the corresponding week
isst 8 the sales show an Increase Of
| - 900 bales; to spectators 34s0Wi foI
export 1900. The stock on hand
shows an excess Of 267 ,0O0i American
! I32.OOO, The stock ahOat is 4b,OOt
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


No. sgt-In The Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby cnunty, Geunessea.-h !. Deno g
90. uSe. M. q. Hines, Va 4. HouBn1 OharIeb
Not ron and s. n. DeBeV0lss GGls De-
l0GaA, Aqptla Deloaca sad Auea Deioaeh
II sppearinx from the bill which Is sworn TO
ii this cause that the are
Justly Indebted 10 the oCmplalnehs m the
sum OF $3.50 So. due by obligation OF defend
ant X. Hough and open acc0ant, aha Lhst the
reside1ee 81 II. -aough is unknown, that
Charles Northrop and = d beBsYols are
residents OF Nav York, and non-resldenls OF
the state OF Hsnnessee, ana Lhat I0r these
oauges An ATTACHMENT was sned ONT OF this
court against the property OF ana
The same vas issued, and has been returned
BY the Sheriff, duly levied on the property
O~fdefendants,
Tt fs therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Master, that the said defendants, hough,
NOrJhrOp and DeBevois, make their appear
ance herein, at the Courthouse OF p Second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, IN the
city of Memphis, Tenn ., on OF before the nrst
Monday in August, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments Bill, or the same
win be taken for confessed as to Ihem, and set
Tor hearing exPaTte, and that a copy of tins
order be published onceH week for four sue
cessfye weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
n. D. L. STEWART, @. and NJ.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. and ID.
Hpmes q Poston, Sols, ioT COmplts. lS
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A%ON-RESIDENT NoTlCE.

No. 1866 N. Rim the First Chancery Courf
OF Shelby county, Tennsssee--trederick A
Mysrly VS.. B. B. Waddel, ct al.
1T appearing from ahidavit in this
Il cause that the defendants, Barney
Eagan, AlOnEO Berry, James Esgan
Bridget Davidson, Charles Bray, John Bray
Mathew BRAY, SaraE TOmlinsOn, Z. B. Tom.
Iinsou and William Eagan, are ali nOu-res-
tdents Of the Stale of Tennessee, and It Iur,
ther appearing from Sherti's return tina
said defendants cannot be found.
1t Is therefore ordered, a they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the hrst Monday in July, 1871, and pIesd
answer or deunur TO cO~mplainants Bill or the
same viii be taken iOr confessed as 20 them
and. set for hearing eZparte; and tAat a
copy OF this order be published once a week
for fOur successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A ~cOpy-Attest:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
2. J. BLACK, Deputy q. = NJ.
Clspp, Vance Anderson, Soils. for CON-
nIafnans nn1E
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% alaaday, IuIy 24. 81,

In front Of the Chamber Of COM
merce. on Monroe street, bs1Weeu Main
and Front streets. MemphiL Tennessee.
within legal hours, sell To the highest bidder.
for cash, the following described property.
to-w1t: +" One undlvide3 thfrd part OF a GER
tain lot Of ground. with the improvements
thereon, situate lying and being IA the city
of Memphis, county Of shelby ami state 81
Tennessee, ia BDuth Memphis, being lots
numbers eleven [iIl and [l2l. block number
forty-tWO tf1l being On the east side Of avery
street two hun'irsd lA9l feet nom Vance
street, running south with avery street two
hundred and eighteen l2lsl feet; hence east
two hundreu and hfty-nine 1-I2 [2J 5-I2l feet
thence north n hundred and ulnely-Eix
ll96l feet; thence west and parallel with
Vance street two hundred uEd dfty-uine 5-li
L15B 5-2l feet 20 the beginning-lt being the
sane lot sold by VIM. ID. Gilmore to said Re-
becca BledsOe on the Eth d-y or February,
1891, and recorded In Book 8, page 81, Regis
ter's ONCE OF shelby county.
TERM OF 5~ALE-C2sh. Equity OF rsdemp-
ton barred. Title believed Co be good, but L
viii sell and convey only as trustee.
The above property having lately been
lad on by commissioner, appointed by the
Court, The parttO be sold viii be sixty-eight
1851 feet on OF the north side OF the ABOVE
described lot Of ground, which has been laid
on TO kebecca and Isaac Biedsoe.
je2 THO as WRIGHT, Trustee.
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THE Knoxville and Kentucky Rail-
road Company have been investiga-
ting their affairs and find that the
forty miles built by BrOWnlOw's peo-
pie cost S3,36I, AS 81, or $4,000 per
mile. This is steep, as the grade is
not. The company owes nearly
S3,OOO,O 900 and has claims due ii
amounting to S234,Sll. 1t is stated
that General M8bry owe the COM
pany about 500, 900.
ONE Of the latest uses Of paper is to
employ it for the manufacture Of rail-
road car wheels. The paper is cut
into disks the diameter Of the wheel,
less the thickness of the tire, and sub
jected 10 q pressure Of n and a hall
tons to the square inch, and then Sc
cured by iron tiauges held by bolts
passing through them and the paper.
The wheel then receives q steel or iron
Hanged tire, and is complete.
SINCE the discussion OF the value of
narrow gauge roads has become so
general, and their value and cheap.
ness have become so generally known,
the merits If the single track railway
operating in France, are often con-
sIderel. 10 is a curious fact that the
ingenious mechanic OF this city, who
has d model Of a single track road Of
marvellous simplicity Of construction,
had never heard Of the road OF this
character ia operation in France.
TuFneW air-brake which is exciting
SD much attention among railroad
men was invented in PittsbuTg. Ii is
automatic and selEadjusting, but is
directed Gy machinery on the engine.
This machinery consists Of an air
Dump and receiver, which are work
cd bV the movement Of a hand lever
At the frebOX. Pipes connect the
brakes of the entire train, and through
these. by the movement Of the lever
on the engine, the air is made to act
upon each wheel instantly. The eX-
pense Of this apparatus is $500 for the
engine, So for the tender, and 500
for each car.
GOT THE HORNs.-We learn, from
the Louisville COWier-JOITHGl, THAI
Colonel Sidney B. Jones, general pas
senger agent Of the Louisville aHd
Cincinnati ShOrt-line Railroad Com
pany, received from Wyoming Terri
Tory, a few days since, the largest pair
Of elk horns ever seen in that section
Of country, with instructions TO pre-
sent them to the ShOrt-line railroad
for making the quickest time eve
made from Louisville to Eastern
cities. This magnificent pair Of
antlers IS upon the head OF the elk,
which Is twenty-five inches long and
nine inches between the eyes. The
aOrns are four feet six inches in
length, two feet ten inches from tip to
tip, and twelve inches ia circumie-
renee at the base. They are now be-
lng dressed, gilded and Ornamented,
and will soon be placed upon the q
Vine that made the run from Louis
Vule 10 Cincinnati in two hours and
6hV-gight minutes.
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~RnN-RESinENT MnTIcE

No. $50, r, DIN the Second Chancery Couri
of5belby county, Tennessee.-Annie Fisher
vs.. VIM. Fisher OF al.
FT appearing from the bill duly sworn e
4 In this cause that the defendant, VIM
Fisher, is q nonresident Of the State.o Ten
nessee.
tt Is therefore ordered, Gha the make his ap.
pearance herein, at th courthouse ia the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drsi
Monday in August, 1871, and plead, answer OF
demur to cOmplainanbs bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 him, and
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This June y, I87l.
A cOpy-Attsst.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Jno. ". Smith, Sol. for complainant. islS