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4 beautiful Incident.

Rev. Or. Adams, in his beautiful book
of Thanksgiving Memories, gives US the
following incident: "ln the Cathedral Of
L,meric. there hangs 4 chime of bells,
Which, was cast in Italy by an enthusiast
in his trade. who fixed his home near the
monastery where they We're first hung.
that he might daily enjoy their sweet and
solemn music. In some political revolution
the bells We're taken away to some distant
land, and their maker himself became a
refugee and exile. His wanderings brought
him, after many years, to Ireland. On a
calm and beautiful evening, as the vessel
which bore him ioated on the placid bosom
of The Shannon, suddenly the evening
chimes pealed from the cathedral towers.
His practiSed ear caught the sweet sound,
aad he knew that his lost treasures We're
found. His early home. his old friends,
his beloved native land, all the best assoei-
atoms of his life were in those sounds.
lie laid himself back in the boat, crossed
his arms upon his breast. and listened to
the music. The boat reached the wharf.
but still he lay there, silent and motionless.
They spoke TO him, but he did not answer.
They went to him, but his spirit had fed
The tide Of memories that came vibrating
through his heart at that well-known
chime had snapped its strings"
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\ St. Louis man, who believes in St.
Louis and its beer visited Dubuque recent
y. and, being thirsty, called for glass OF
ager beer. After drinking he remarked
with an indeScribable gusto: "A-h-a
Il IS splendid, St. Louis beer, is it not?''
st. Louis reiterated the Teuton,
No, Stree dot is Topook peer r
Nv hat, have You a brewery here -
qneried surprised St Louis.
a brewery! SetFeu toussant Germans
mt one brewery. We're You vas leef ven
You vas home? = and the dispenser of fluids
impressed by the absurdity of the idea
as he placed the glass on the bar, contin-
ues to exclaim: "Seficn toussant Ger
mans unit one prcWcrg''
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TAT - "GT RI~ y

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove 5
Bank. Rate Will be to Hotels, Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per 100 pounds. Fami-
lies daily delivery Of twenty pounds 40
cents a week. GEO. 3. WRIGHT.
MASITowoc, april II, 1871
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PEOPLES VERDICT ASSERTED.

In 1870, the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Sold over Wheeler & Wilson'S Mfg Co,
44,625 Machines.
Sold over Howe Sewing Machine Co, 81
671 Machines.
Sold over Grover & Baker Machine Compa-
ny 7043l machines.
Sold over Weed Sewing Machine Company
81, S3l machines.
Sold over Wilcox & Gibbs Machine Compa-
ny So, 9I8 machines.
Sold over Florence Sewing Machine Compa-
ny 10, l73 machines.
Sold over American Button-Hole Company
$50 machines
Sold over Etna Sewing Machine Company
122, 027 machines.
Sold over Empire Sewing Machine Company
pa, 273 machines
Sold over Finkle & Lyon Manufacturing
Company 125 Alb machines.
Sold over Parham Sewing Machine Compa-
ny 126 ,067 machines.
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GAS FITTINa, al5 Second street.
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sion hers, and / therefore had the best
seat that could be afforded me for the oc-
cssion. Our car was a small basket snd
there not being room for myself and the
engineer inside, I simply tied 3 rope
around my neck and hung over the out
side. All things being ready, they cut
the ropes. and away we went, sky-hlgh,
I had heard Of AscensiOnista, Second Dsy
Advent. up in a balloon, boys 'HoW's
that for hlgh2' and even Of men being
hung, but I never before experienced 80
much in q few minutes. We arrived at
Constellation when the machine
stopped, and not having any ssnd-bags TO
throw over, it was necessary to throw
over something IS near sand as possible, as
nothing else would cause US to rise
higher. lJ was -ascertRined that / was
made of clay, and orders were given to
cut the rope. Ny hair stood up; 1 knew
it would ease up on my neck, but / was
afraid it might spoil my boots when ]
landed. However, the rope vas cut, my
hair stil standing. which fortunately
caught on the willow basket, and we went
up 10 the moon. We now resolved 70
start home, as we we're out Of gas. The
engineer tied the rope around my feet,
threw me over, and held the rope in the
basket. We went down as fast IS ]
wanted to, When almost down 1 caught
the end Of sligbtning-rod in my mouth
swung my feet around and landed on 9
roof safely, / came near jerking the old
balloon to pieces, stopping so quick, !
shall not 60 up again."
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PICNIC.
Procession sad Picnic Of St. PatrIOk'S
Sunday School.

The loveliest thing Of the season took
place yesterday in the shape of q pic
mic and procession. Through the
streets at about ten o'clock g pro-
csssiOu wendell its way, composed en-
5irely Of beautiful children, headed by the
Memphis band. There were about three
hundred Of them going to enjoy, as they
thought, q days fun 81 James park.
There were two g~OOd-lOOking young Ia
dies, dressed up as Fashion and Folly,
marching in front. They we're the best
looking Of the crowd, and impersOnsted
these female weaknesses to perfection.
There were also three queens, she Of May
being q pretty, innocent looking little
lady named Kate DiynOn. Then there
was q Gipsey queen, also exceedingly
beautiful in dress and person, named
Miss Maggie Moyisn, She had 3 tribe Of
about twenty with her. The Queen Of the
Fairies, was the lOvable young lady
our msn Of taste has seen for several
days. Her name is Miss Mollie Carroll.
She Wss attended by about forty little
fairies, all equally lovely and mischeiv-
Gus. They marched beautifully out 20 the
ground, where they had 6 May queen
browning. Each queen was waited on
by a captain Of the guards, his
guards consisting Of RdOzsn or so OusYes
done up in the most approved tOggsry of
the terrible TurcOs. They formed 8 circle
round their queens, and acted in the most
gallant msnDer during the interesting
ceremony Of crowning. The queens and
the fairies, and the gypsles, and the cap
taius of the guard are first rate at speak
ing. They did beautifully; their elocu-
ton is 6rst-clsss. After the business of
the day was over, the pleasures of the day
were entered IN with graceful vigOr.
There was some 6uck-nicking done dur
ing the afternoon. The most interesting
affair out there was a voting TO give a nice
gold cross snd chsin to whoever had the
most liberal friends. Louisa Malstesta
got it, having received 535 votes, in Oppo-
sitlon to the Queen of the Fairies, Miss
Carroll. who received 443. If Louisa had
had but 442 votes the Queen Of the
Fairies would have got the Cross. She is
none the less amishle even If she didn't
get the prize. The fun was concluded st
Z o'clock, just as the toil-wOrn we're going
out for an hours enjoyment.
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NOn-R Resident Notice.

No. &2.-Tu the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee john I. SUrat-
ton, C. W. GOyer aud j.. II. MeDavitt, hrua Of
rtratuOu. GOyer & 90. VS. James j.. CONN.
Charles Coffin aud H, Coffin firm Of Coffin
Bros. and others.
IT appearing from the bill which issworn to
4 in this cause that the defendants, James
2. Conn, Charles Coma, and h. Comm are
justly indebted to the cOmplainsnts in the
sum Of S57 81 and interest. due by account
and that they are uon-resIdents Of the state
O~fTenuessee, and that for these causes an at
tachmenU was sued ont Of this court against
the property OF de endauts, and the same was
issued, and has been returned by the sheriff
duly LEVIED on the properly Of Defendants
Jgmes p. CCmu, Cbarles COmn and II. COf-
Mn.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein. at the Courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city Of Memphis
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in July,
1871, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, OF the same viii be taken for con-
fsssed as to them, and set for hearing eE-
parte, and that a copy o. this order be pub
l1shed once a week, for four successive
weeks, I'm the Memphis appeal.
This 18th april 1871.
Attest: n. ID. L. STEWART,
Clerk and MsFter.
By c. BELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Jarnigan & Fraser, solicitors for complain
ants. apZB
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Call Early and Often at
VENDIG & BRO.
NO. 226 HAlA STREET.
NOTICE 10 NOH-REslDERTs.
NnH-RESInENT nc


No. 287.-In the Second Chancsry Court Of
shelby county, Ten sssee. Mary A.
Smith, adminisrra-riE Of Owen Smith.
deceased, VS.. Norris English. A. BrisCOe and
wife. Mp. Briscoe, Th0s. Haley and wife.
g. Haley, and the unknown heirs OF Susan
Sheridan, deceased.
II appearing from the bill which IS sworn
4 to in this cause that the defendants A.
BriscOe and wife, N. P. Brisc0e, Tho Haley
ana vile, q. Haley and the unknown heirs Of
Susan Sheridan, deceased, are nonresident
OF the State OF tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered. by the Clerk
and Master, that they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse OF the
Second ChancrTy Court OF shelby county, In
the city or Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
FIRST Monday in June, 1871. and plead answer
or demur 10 compliments bin. or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO them and set
for hearing eXparJe; and that a copy Of this
order be published nee a week, for tour sue
cesstve weeks, tu the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-att6st.
N D.. L.STEWAET, Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell & Martini Sol for cOmpl'uL.
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RobertsOn's College.
W, z. Mitchell's school, 80S Third St
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, a be had Of all newsmen in the
city.
VIII. Msnsford, at his book and peri.
Ddical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
Excellence is not always combined
with magnitude. The American House,
Boston, possesses this hsppy blending, be-
ing OneOf the best hotels in the country,
as well as the largest in New England.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. Is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you will be well served.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
eRn be had OF all the newsmen in the
oity-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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Calendar: So. Ward, adm'X. vs. Jones;
$40, Hilmau VS. Smith; 4O7, Clark, use, etc,
VS. Taft; 42s, Mosby, receiver, VS. Robbins
az Co.; 436, Pruden vs. WillifOrd; 479, Hem
dsrs0n We Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company; $50, Elliott vs. Nor
risy; 4g7, Lennon VS. Frsim; 49S, Van Al
styn & Wing vs. steamer Lady; 40, Muir
ray VS. Singleton; 500, State OF Ten
nessee vs. WhitemOre; 50l, keefe vs.
Hilbert, Minter d Walker; 500, Fen
nell vs. same; SOB, Levy VS. same; 900,
Fuller vs. Rice; bO7, Dixon vs. Filbsrt;
sos, Wlkerson vs. Filbert, Mintsr q Walker;
5I4, Sens vs. Fraim; 5l5, Briggs & Peter
son vs. Bankhesd; $50. Humes, admir-, VS.
Commercial Bank SD, DeSOtO Bank VS.
Citizens Union Bank; 523, Corey vs.
Briggs & Peterson; 524, SchOOlhsld g.
HsnEuer vs. COOver; 525, Briggs Peter
son VS. Fiunev: 526, Galbr5sth. Stewart &
Co vs. Owen, McNuUt & Co; 53l, PsssmOre
vs. Dixon; 5S2, Montgomery, use, etc, vs.
PuHism, eX'r; 534, LOwenstein & Bros
vs. Kaufman; 537, Sanford, eX'r, VS. Wes-
SON.; $50, Sykes 81 Barnett vs. Col
Inns & Son; 54I, Brown rs Corwin;
$40, Ryan vs. Reilly; 545, Leecb, Carlsbad
a. Co. VS. Frank & SUgarman; 546, Fisher
We Williams; 647, Coffee VS. Robinson; 548,
Pepper vs. Weyhe; 549, WhipplB VS. Nil
lard SOL, Meyer We Sides; 552, Douglass
VI Irvine sos, HsTgan VS. Memphis Ger
man Saving Institute; 554, Lawrence VS.
Gsary Of al; 557, Wilcox, Wright q
Co. vs. Black, Cameron & Co F.;
SOS, Mississippi Planning Min Co. VS. Boz
land; 559, Heath vs. Able & Bauhl; Sol,
Murray VS. Paine & Cloud; SIS, Tennessee
State Mutual Fire Insurance Co. VS. Beck
er; 5G5, Whitefeld, agent, etc. VS. Samuel
son & Co; 567, Brinkley vs. Peters &
Bowen; $40, Creighton Ys Smith; 445,
Chamberlain & Culver VS. Beehn.
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PERSONAL.

R. s. CAN'T, Little Rock; Mr.. and Mrs
8. V. Csulk, Aberdeen, Miss W. F
Dowd, Aberdeen, Miss +. J. Norris and
wife, Cincinnati, o.; ". f. Pratt, Miss
A. HRrald, England, are at the Peabody.
". D. Powell, Esq, resigned his posi-.
ton as deputy sheriff, under Gen.
Wright, yesterday.
BURNErr's KALLTsroN.-Best cosmetic.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIvEE
Fer Arkansas RIysr-Hsm7aI s 1r
sas River Packet G8.-J S
SUMNER -ARRANczMEN.

THE Wednesday boat -HI ne -
Il from this date Cu.L. fun l-r ma r
only the following beats WLL H-- -
the Gull season uo-TI-s
Ia new and elegant Ea--r
MAHI BOYD. Hsluez. master -.- |a.-.
Memphis Every ECldsT. "a u-r.a-- u
A CLEBUkEE, E51s- F-r.rhar1.
Every Friday az pam-. cIuua1 .l- Little
Rock, Ark, with our LEl- ur.l-lr aa
DAhDANELLE and EOlE GIBSON L-r e1H.
Smith and aL luCsrmelIas= uu.aE
All the boats OF this lime EHvIu- been .-.-
expressly for the trade. possess suaa-..- -.
commoda1Ons for passengers and u-=---
passed taCLltes for I-rarspCr-lu- Ee..l U
AL points on the ArEEu5aa river ----H
detention, az q stlEe Of water.
frelgnIs consigned 90 this elEuaHr a.
Memphis or Mouth o. ELIlz aver. Hf- aa
forwarded promptly Co esrE-e-ru E#t-r-s
charge FOR transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President
". O. PATIEEOH, Agent No. - E-fE-.. SCI.
apI0 Merchants ms o. SUI flH
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MOSQUITOES.

ArInstrone's Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest. and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, st
ARMSTRONG, NALL & co IS,
Furniture and Carpet-house, S6S Main st.
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$50 LACE SHAWL
for S25.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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CENTRAL DEPOT.
A Sensible Letter + ON a ssn.IbIs Writer.

- 99A9AAa0 @NAAgA . - q RGu4AAaa VI AeA
Editors AppeGJ-It will be remembered
by your readers that efforts have been
making by leading citizens, for some time
past, to get from the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen the right of way for our rail-
roads through the city, in order that the
immense travel now diverted in other
directions may be turned directly in our
lap. It is ais known that committees for
that purpose were appointed, and that,
after g very earnest interview, had be-
tween them at the Mayors Office, they
adjourned several months ago, subject to
the Mayors call, Three of the railroads
interested in the question, despsiring Of
getting any favorable action IRON the city
authorities, are now, We understand, ne
gOtiating for a large piece of ground in the
extreme lower end OF the city for the pur-
pore Of connecting directly with the
river. As this is a matter of the most
vital Importance to ey6ry citizen of Mem
phis, we urge the Mayor to call together
both the joint committees previously ap-
pointed, and the Boards Of Aldermen and
Council at once, so that some action may
be Immediately had upon the subject.
WILLIAM r. MOORE.
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Thompson & Steger's compilation Of
tennessee ststutes is progressing rapidly.
Volume lst viii boready in a few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and will be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent to ". j.. Gilbert. st. Louis, Mo.
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7. ". JOHNSTON & Co. have removed
to and opened a. $40 Main street, opposite
Peabody Hotel.
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Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail to call and see the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos on exhibition
At the warerOOms of Il. G HOllC Serg,
IA Second street, opposite Court So 1t.
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DRESS GOODS
reduced to close.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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Joe Locke, 286X Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF daltes
in the civ.
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The Memphis Appeal
As
A POLITICAL, NEWS,
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL,
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

For the Professional Man, for the Merchant,
Tor the Farmer. for the Mechanic.
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TENNESSFF eone

FIVE thousand remnants to be sold sc
half their vslue, at B. Lowenstein &
Bros, next Friday.
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PARAsOLsl PARAsoLsll P~ARAsoLs!l!
The Great Red Store sells fine Japanese
silk psrssols for 81 90, worth s. so. A
large lot Of lined and Uulined silk para
soils from IS cents 70 81 80 less thar else
where in thelc city. These goods must be
sold by the first of June next.
VIM FRANK, go Main street.
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NOTICE OF REaovAL.

T. W. JOHNSTON q Co. have removed
20 their new stand. $40 Main street, oppo-
site Peabody Hotel.
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80 MAIN STREET.

T. ". JOHNSTON & co. have removed
to the above number, opposite Peabody
Hotel.
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STRAYED.

TfDRsE-FrCm Onion street, on the even
JILL ING ofthe 2d Lnst.one SURRELL HORSE,
blaze ace. Two white legs, sore Ou the right
side o. the uecE. caused from distemper. A
liberal reward vii be given for the return
OF the same 10 81 Monroe street, 20 NJ. C..
CostsllO'E sale stable, ms
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$50 LACE sHAWLS
for 81 so.
A. SEESSEL & SON.

$500
By reference to another column In to-
days paper, it will be seen that our young
friends, Messrs. j. W. Snsed and J.. +,
Beasley, have formed a new concern, un-
der the name and style of Sneed & Bess-
ley. This partnership having been formed
with a clothing manufacturer, viii give
them immense advantages, not heretofore
enjoyed. Ofthe energy and enterprise Of
the two gentlemen above mentioned, il Is
useless for US to comment. They are in
every way deserving of the confidence
bestowed on them, and their devotion to
the fanCies and tastes Of their friends
should and Will insure them success.
Their special partner, Mr.. Joseph S.
Smith, having been a manufacturer Of
clothing, for retail, for the past thirty
years, has acquired the art Of pleasing
each and all to perfection. Merit should
meet with success, and we sincerely hope
this firm may have the success thst is due
them. In their establishment, No 26l
Main street, the old stand of J. w. Sneed
Il Co, you will find Mr.. Robert N. Drake,
so long and favOrsbly known to the peO-
pie Of Memphis. He is ever ready and
glad to show you the fine line of goods
constantly on hand and arriving daily.
Call on them and we guarantee you will
be met with q smile and receive the kind
est attention, whether you desire to pur-
chase or not.
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TO-DAY.
The Great St. Gsorgs-PIOni0 at James
Park.

This morning, the admirers Of the great
st, George will picnic st James Park. It
was said on two or three occasions, in our
friendly notices of this society, hat the
picnic was to come off tomorrow. This,
we have been informed, was simply a mis-
take. This is the day. The pro-
gramme Of pleasures for the picnic is
more varied and extensive than has vet
been submitted to the consideration Of a
plessurs-loving people. 1t will be found
published in advertising columns.
The great gymnasts, the GuildfOrds, will
be there, on tight ropes and in tights"
St. George Will be there killing the
dragon, there will be all msnner Of
amusement there, and no lack Of
laughter.
REMNANTsI REMNANTs!l REMNANTsll!
5000 remnants TO be sold at half their
value, on ne1t Friday, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS
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PARBOR AND CHUECH OReANs.-Tbe
best and most popular can be had at 81,
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OPENED.

T. W. JOHNSTON & Co. have opened
at so Main street, opposite Peabody
Hotel,
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Nnn-Rasldanf Rnfira

No. 80, R DIN the First Chsncery Court OF
! Shelby County Tennessee-AlL swift and
Seth Evans, firm OF ak. Swift q Co, vs..
Patrick Glynnt Agnes MchellErett
/ IT appearing that writ OF attachment was
j issued in The above cause, Nav &, 1871,
against the estate OF Patrick uIynn on the
der oath. alleging that said GIyun is g resi-
dent OF Omaha IrrrluOry and a nonresident
OF the state OF Tennessee, and that he is IN
debted to compliments in the sum OF about
1857 90, as evidenced by q Judgment rendered
against him in the United states Court,
and by open account; that said
attachment has been returned levied on
the property OF defendant; also, that Agnes
McKelligrett 10 merry Glynn) and her bus
band, Norris M~ckelligrett, are residents OF
Omaha, and non residents OF the state OF
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, Ht the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in June, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing eZparte; and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cesstve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
AGONY attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r ]. BLACK, Deputy C. and n.
Metcalf q scarborough. Soils. for compPts.
Nom ssidsnf Notice.
No. 24S.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenp.-VRndelia W.. Ham
nuOn Va James P. Hamilton.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
4 to in this cause that the defendant, James
r. Hamilton, Is nonresident Of the state Of
Tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Master, he make MS appearance herein
at the Courthouse Of the Second Chancerv
Court IN the city OF Memphis on or before
the hrst Monday in June 1871, and plead. an.
swer or demur to com P~lsinant's bill. or TIE
same viii be taken for confessed as to aim
and set for hearing eLparte, and that a cODv
Of this order be published once a weeF. f0Y-I
four successive weeks in the Memphis AD-
peal.
This April %, 1871.
A ~cOpy-Attests
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY
Deputy Clerk and Master.
L. o. Reeves, Sol. for com. $3.50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-24

UNTIL the first of June, the Great Red
Store, 20 Main street, will sell handsome
French styles lawn at 10 cents a yard
Fine quality satin striped piqUes at %
cents a yard, Shoes and hose, the cheap
est IN this market; and all other goods
prOpOrtiOnstely low.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-24

SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
p8nsary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" In another column. It
should be read by all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-24

Made to ride
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-24

As Useful, Reliable and Interesting as any
Newspaper printed. We aim to make It the
most reliable publication In Memphis, COM
peting for public favor, giving the earliest
and best required by merchants
and others. In its columns are found able