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Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

CAPT. FRANK STANwooD, commanding Camp Grant, with an escort, came to Tucson on Thursday, hoping to get pack-mules for scouting purposes. He was disappointed, and will probably return to-day. Captain Stanwood will net only hunt for fight, but for the material to enable him to make a fight. He is just such man as people delight to respect both as an officer and a citizen.
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Saturday, 25tb Of Hareh, 1871

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NORTH Hnao f TI05a1 st-ezE ~ r--.-
fua afara- tnare-r Cr4b r5-s ~ -E-
street one hundred r-I-eIrr- aar-Ta
thence east parallel WIN LHnfar ar----
hundred fser ~ n pond Ef--fr r-H-----
fsef oil tra was. linz 0F0rIz9~E zt-zz- r-z--
s5utn u~graITeI wif1 &c., e---z-
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l8c; shoulders, 10Z@TIo; break
fist bacon, l5t9l6c; sugar-curs1 hams,
16H617Hc. Lard quiet-in ~tierces, 13G
1870; kegs, I4H9i5c; oaddies, 16hGl7c,
PRODUCE-PObabOes aT6 quiet at s. 759
4 90 for peachbloWs, and s. 90 for russets,
Pinkeyes, s. 1903 so; Onions, scarce; Tur.
nips, 81 per barrel Cabbage, 5000 pei
100.
PowDER-Nlning, per keg, q so; rife,
IS so.
RIcE-south Carolina, 9G9Ho; LOuisi-
ana, S68Hc.
SUGARs-Firm. White clarified COM
mon to choice, l39l4kc; yellow do, llHg
l3Lo; choice Louisiana. old process, llIg
l2lc; prime, l0E@IZc; fully fair, $40
l0Hc; fair, 98I0c.
Dairy, 3 5O93 IS. Sack, 9 q for COARSE
and 81 40 for hne.
STAROH-6LG7c per pound.
SoAP-German notified, SZ9Sc; yell
low, sac.
sHOT-Ranges from g 40 to g IS per
sack.
sEEDs-Red Glover, per bushel, s. so /;
Blue Grass, 81 70; Orchard, 81 25 limo
thy, So 50; Alsike Glover, per To, 81 90
White Dutch do, zoe Lucerue, 75c Bar
Wheat, 81 5O(a2 so.
SPIRITs-Highwines 92ag8c; old Crown
Bourbon whisky, 81 50; old Magnolia dc,
soc; old Tennessee white do, 81; old
Bourbon do, 81 10; Tusesrora do do, 81 p;
MilleT's DO do, 81 40; Ford's do do, 81 Is;
old apple brandy, g 5OgS so; old peach
do, g 50@4; New York + + do, 81 IS;
O5srd, Dupuy & Co, 1850, do, s.; Swan
gin, 81 .; Fish Imported do, 81 90 old
port wine, 81 5084; sherry do, 81 50a5;
Home bitters, per case, S6d9; Our Own
Southern do, pc. case, S7(aS; Plantation
do. per case, 80 50; HosJetter's do, per
case, So %claret, So 1907 per case; cataW-
bA. S7ll9.
VTNEGAR-CommOn and picking, $50
10 per biol.
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gan-ResjdsHt Notice.

No. 1876, n. e. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-DicE
iusOD, Williams & Co. VS.. Van K. Rs an.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
i cause that the defendant, Van r. Ryan, is
a non resiient Of the State Of Tennessee and
n resident OF the state Of Arkansas, and that
he is Indebted to C mplainants N the same
OF SLIGO, and that an attachment issued from
this court against said defendants attaching
so much OF the estate of the said Van r.
Ryan as was sufficient to satisfy complain
ants debt, which has been returned
levied, etc:
Il is therefore ordered, That said Van p
make his appearance herein, E1
the Courthouse of the second ChauceIy
Court OF Shelby county, In the City OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the FIRST Non
day In April, 1871, and plead, answer or
demur to Compliments bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to him, and set for
hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this or
der be published once a wees Tor TOUR sue
cesstve weeKs, IN the Memphis Appeal.
This February II, 1871.
AcOpy-sttest:
ND. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
By g. BELCHER, Deputy o.. and M.
Mcdowell O Martin, SOls. for cOmpl'ts- feL2
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On tuesday. Hareh a 1911.

Within legal hours. the following described
real estate: A lot or tract OF land situate
lying and being in shelby county. Tennes-
see. situate en- the south side OFT the derm4n-
town road. about IA miles from Memphis:
Bounded on The east by ID. C0cutlLs al+Ai
on the south by the lands lorulefJ ao1a ny
James G. Jones 70 Knox walker on lle west
10y Buntyn avenue, and on tne ho1sl Dy me
g-armaufowu road-cOutainlng l5 acres,
more or less. and being tne place formerly
the reaidence oi the late James ZONES de-
eeeae5 ond fhe d~WeLing-hCuse thereon.
Tra-a or eALE-UpOn % crecLs Of seven
monf6r. purchaser executing note with se-
curiry; lien retained TO secure purchase
money. Equity OF reuslbloA barred. Gnl3
February 20, ISL
M ID. b. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Beeeher q Belcher, S0ls, 1r compln'A feM
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N-on-RssIdanf WOfics

No. 1g7, n. r. D.-In the second
Court or Shelby county, Ieuueass-lN
der. Parish q MalpaEs vs. 4lm SINS
Thomas H. Allen. y. W. OieNLnsons d
Dickinson. W. W. M1l1amas Arm 0LlEu-
son. Williams q Co
TT a8pearfrg uom Pill duly sworn 20 m this
es1se fhatths defendant, AEA. ~ AsEDa,
a 10n-resident o. the state OF Tennessee
ana reeident of the state Of ArEansaa,
f5st ahe Is indebted 70 compliments u th1
snm OF SOD 1-I00, due by GccouuE and that
an attachment lslE8d from mis- court a.
taehinEsO much Of b estate OF said defend
ant, sims. as was necessary 20 satisfy COM
~piatnsnts' debt, and especially % attach esr
iafa bales of cotton mentioned In Tue 1AA1
watch has been returned levied etG-s
IL Is therefore ordered, IlnE she MAKE -H
aDpaarancs herein, gf the cQlrl-l1
the Second Chaneery eo T---r
of shelby, In the city of
see. On or before the nrHs Aele
ADriT. T8I. and plead. ausWer -
e1mpIaiuaufs biz, or the same
for CONFESSED as to her an4 5el
eruarfa. nndEhata copy otlli oc-el
IfahaH once y week, forlour 64ce
In Ne Memphis Appeal. This FED
-sTEWART, CLERK alAA
r RFIcIEH, Deputy @ ano
NgvsH q Wal, sols. for oompm@
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lffaehnsnf -

No. I2Z A. Din the Second Circuit C1ur O..
Shelby county, Tenu.-James Gua4au vs.
Thomas II. Parrish
IN this cause an having le
sued cut. under section $3.50 Of the Code.
and returned III court. levied upon the real
estate of defendant, ana amdaTlllaFln8 leel
made that the defendant Ihomas
is Indebted TO plaintiff in the sum CT sos Az
by balance due plaintiff, and tnaLtha cafeuo-
ant. Thomas II. Parish, is a nonresident ul
the State Of Tennessee
IL IA therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before p Ju1za
offhe Second CIrcuit Court OF Shelby County
on the trfrd Monday in May next and defend
said attaehment suit within Lle time pre-
scrfbed by law, or the anne VIII be proceeded
with evparts. and that copy OF tlls order
he published once a week, for four cCnsecua
tive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office, this 9Th day OF February, ISL
P.U BOYLE, Clerk
BY ". LEWIs MHARTUN, Deputy Clerk.
NJ. williamson, Lewis e Craig, aHfTs for
nTnHwHHH rex
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No. i98.-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Teuuesses-Wilfam i. Nell
son ct al vs.. Emily Nelson ct al.
TTappearing from amdavitin this causethat
i the defendants, Emily Nelson, widow Of
Henderson Nelson, deceased, and their ten
CHILDREN. tO-Wfts Mary A. Nenable formerly
EelsOnl and her husband, samuel Venable,
Mamie q. Robertson formerly Nelson) and
her husband, Ira Robertson, Emma NJ. Nell
son. Mathew Nelson. henderson L Nelson,
Mary Nelaom, JACK "A. Nelson, Jennie i. Nell
HOn Wi1is Nelson and Minnie Nelson (the
last eight Of whom are minorH) are nOn-resi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee. and are resi-
dents OF Greensboro, In the State OF Ken
lucky; that Maria Nelson widow Of John IT,.
=. Nelson, jrsa minor, are non'residents OF
the State Of Tennessee, and live In Henry
county. Kentucky; that Elizabeth LaROach,
the Widow Of James h. NetsOns and her pres
ent husband, Dr.. K. LaEOachs are nnn-rssi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee, n ltvs in
Philadelphia, ia the state OF Pennsylvania;
that lsham Henderson Nelson and Mary
Elizabeth Gray formerly NslsOn) and her
husband, DR. Ormsby Gray-the said Isham
Henderson Nelson and Mary Elizabeth Gray
being the children OF James / elsOn-a
nOn-residents OF the State OF Tennessee, and
live in Louisville, IN the State OF Kentucky.
It is therefore ordered, ThaGthey maketheiF
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in April, 1917 and plead, answer
or demur to complaiuants' bin, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO them, and
set for hearing expaFte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for Jour
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A ~COpy-AEJest.
Edmund a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. p. MCHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
A. Wright. sol Tor cOmplainants.
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Leaving a balance of credit to
profit III loss Ot-..---y-----...----, mO,j4S o,
This balance, in addition to a sur
plus Of S463, 533 at the close of 1869,
makes a total reserve of 81, ia SI after
payment of ten per cent. dividends
and all running and other expenses
including large sums paid for substi-
tuting iron for wooden bridges on all
the main lines, an example which, il
it had been initiated on the Wander
bilt roads, would have prevented the
New Hamburg disaster. Iron rails
have also been replaced by new steel
rails; the large machine shops of the
company, at Altoona, have also been
repaired and extended, and the roll
ing stock has been increased and inn
proved.
THE new railroad from Holly
Springs, Mississippi, to Union City,
Tennessee, Is now under contract for
twenty miles this side of Brownsville.
and the work is being actively prose-
Cuted. Wealthy citizens of Browns
vile have subscribed largely to this
enterprise, and it meets with much
favor from the people alOngthe entire
line. The counties through which
it runs are among the richest in
West Tennessee their cotton
yield last year was sixty thousand
bales, At Union City the company
viii have the choice of going either to
Columbus or to PadUcah. The selec-
ton Of the former route would give
them direct communication with st.
Louis over the Iron Mountain road,
ard would place st. Louis in counec-
ton with the fine productive region
extending all the way from Union
City to Selma, Ala.
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NnTIcF

No. Isl, n. r. DIN the Second Ghancery
Court Of shelby county, TeB essee. John
n Ford, Jesse smith and John J. Bal thOl-
emeW, firm Of j.. ". Ford & Co. vs.. e. N.
Case, IT,, K. W. Brooks aud o.. n. Case.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
4 cause that the defendant, c.. N. Case, Is a
nonresident OF the State of Tennessee and a
ciuEen an resident OF the State OF Connect
tcut and that an attachment issued from This
court against the defendant above attaching
all the notes. accounts, chooses in action and
other assets Of the said defendants, and the
hlnds In the hands of <. W. Brooks. which
has been returned, executed by attaching the
finds in the hsuds OF +. W. Brooks. to secure
the cOmplainants their debts, amounting, as
stated in the bill, % be $3.50 and Interest:
1t is therefore ordered, That the said g. n.
C-se make his appearance herein, at the
court house Of theSecond Chancery Court, m
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
FIRST Monday in March, 1871, ard plead, an
sWer or demur TO cOmplainants' bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
snd set for hearing eXparte; and that copy
Ct this order be published once q week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This January 30, 1871.
A ~cOpy-attest:
d. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy &. and NJ.
kOrtrecht 4 Gran. Soils. for cOmpl'uGs. fa3I
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Attachment Notice..

Ne. 100 A. pin the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby Connty, Tenn.-Iames j. Haven q
90. vs. Thomas e. Parrish, member Of the
irm Of Uric & Parrish.
IN This cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section 8455 OF the OOoe AnQ
refurned into court levied upon the real es-
tate OF defendant, and amdavit having been
made that the d~sfendant, thOmas r. FaTrls1,
With interest from March &c. 1863, by promise
~ note. and that the defendant. Thomas +.
Farrish b. Ia r nonresident Of theBtate Of Ten
III Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Judge
or Second Circuit COnrtO Of shelby County,
Tennsssee. on the third Monday in May next
and defend said attachment suit within the
Hu Q prescribed Dg law, or the same wiz be
proceeded with eEparfei and that "a cOpv Of
this order be published once a week. for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis AppeaI.
Done at ofiee. tnt5 Uhday OF February 1877.
7. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
By ". LEWIS WHARrON, DEPUTY Cisrk.
NJ. 7. williamson, Lewis &Cralg, attorneys
for plaintiff hS
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FRIDAY. March 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
proDertv- 10 wit. certain lot or parcel Of
ground. which is the northern 0ue-thtrd EzI
or theraao0uts OF LOT no. - as laid uoFn On
Shelby county. Tennessee: Situated on the
east side OF Main street, q little norm OF Jsf-
fersun street. In said ciIy7 bounded on me
month nv the dividing Line between original
lots NJ 2lT and gZ2 west by Main street
south by a line p~srallsI with the llstl n4sl
line and twenty-five feet so1tn or IIi ana
a-sf Nv second aIav, Masking lot OF twenty
ave feet front on Main street and l45% feet
deep. TO-,
TFRws OF SALE-Ou a credit OF six Ibl
monrhs. notes with approved security re-
CTf-es Wuuftv OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A COLE. Clerk and Master.
Kortrecht & Craft, Attorneys. fel5
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Friday, March path, 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
property I0-FLE. Al the right, lille and IN
rere~t ~ a. C-B6Jt In and 90 the wi undi-
viGed 0ue-rLEtl GsE interest or one uLd1-
Vited Cne-third 90 Iut5res ia a tract Of land
lying ON Ene uorLu side OF the new state line
r1a4. east OF and near the city or Memphis
in shelby county. Tennessee, and dssc- ibsd
as follows. viz. Containing ten 90 &C -aE, and
being the place upon Which Illlman Belts
resided AZ 1e-ime Othis death, q the same
~omvey TO said TiIIman B=tr-s by Tiiima1C e..
Belts, and TO him By Mrs ann 6. HarlLle.
wood by deed reg stored Il the Registers
office Of shelby county. Eeun., Co which ref
erence ls made for the boundaries aud more
particular description OF said land, said two
undivided "a interests were acquired by said
A. O. beEtis- as .OL0Wz. one u~udLFLdeded Is
(0ne-siEfLl interest was acquired by him a
one OF the aev-sazs of TIImal Bet is, da-s
ceased, GuuLEa other by purchase from $
and h. Iarbrougu. the last named Of whom
was also one OF the devisaes Of the said Till
man Eett-a- deceased. which said tract Of
land was q p art of the dover OF Sarah BetIis,
the widow Of said TiILIlau BeltLs. deceased.
Terms OF slls-casu.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
III LHrnHamH H"HHHHH LannH EnHa Eanr
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E~OH-Residsnt Notice,

No. I64, n r. DIN the Second ChanceIy
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee.-G. A
Bateman and j. H. BaJeman VS. Joel Smitl
and A. b Suayely.
II appearing from pill duly sworn to in this
i cause that the defendants, Joel smith and
A b. Snavely, are nOu-residen's OF the tate
Of Tennessee, and that they are indebted %
cOmplainanJs in the sum Of SjCO0, and that on
these grounds an attachment issued from
this court, attaching so much Of the estate oil
the said Joel smith, especially certain cotton
namediu the bill of compliments as to sat.
tsfy ~cOmplainants' claim, which attachment
has been returned, levied. etc
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or be ore the first Monday in April. l87ll
and plead, answer OF demur TO complain
ants bill or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as TO them, and set for hearing eZ-
parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
ltsLed Ouc a week Tor our successive WeeAs
in the Memphis Appeal.
This February p N7L.
A cOpy-attest:
NJ. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By T. BELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, Sos. for com. fE2I
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMEHT.
Attachment Rnfica-

Baxter & Smith vs.. Henry Beaslsy.
A ENACTMENT having been issued by me
"A in the above cause, on the Er0und that
the is 8 nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him. and the
same having been returned by the pr8per Of
hcer, levied, ETC.
The defendant VIII take notice that this
cause is Sc for trial on Monday, the 9th day
OF March, 1871, at 2O'olOck pm, before me. a
Justice OF the Peace f~0rSEelEy county at my
office, In Memphis, 18th Civil District of shell
BY county when and where the defendant
can appear and defend said suit, OF the same
viii be proceeded with eZparte; o. il is fur
Their ordered that this notice be published in
the Daily Appeal once a week Tor four con-
saeutive weeks.
fe3 S. A. MOORE. Justice Peaee.
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NandaR. - S. II

within LEGAL hours, the following described
property, to-Wlt:
Acertalu tract or parcel Of 1and situated,
lying and being IN Shelby county. Tennessee,
about eight bJ miles south Of the city Of
Memphis, on the E8rn Lake r0ad. the same
being a part OF fractional section uve 90
township one Cd and range eight 81 west, be-
ing tWo-rbiICs Of said fractional section 5,
nDunced as iolOwss t9-Wlt5 Beginning az the
naif-ulia post on the eastern Lee OF said
fractional section, running thence sJulh with
the east lin o. saiG lselouaI section 70 the
sOutleaFt corner Of said scctt1us e west
with TIE south line OF said section 20 the
sou. lWet clru@r % SAID seetIouf thence
north with THE west lre O. sa-d section tOrLe
northwest CORNER Of said section thence east
WITH t-e NORTH line 81 said section 10 A. CD
Westhe ais nlrrlWes1 corner tleuc= south
Win said Mea leraLE % west line 90 lts south
west corner; thence east With Wsatuesal B
south line % lla beginning. Containing AZ
acres more or less the sam. being the farm
or plantation OF Dr. Zsuo IT, Harris luoF de-
ceased
TEEAs OF -aLE-One third % cash, the
baLazc6 Ln one ard two years. Notes win
good security taken for Che deferred paF-
meuLH bearing Interest OF o per cent. from
date Of sale. Lien retained uuEI She entire
purchase money ls paid
EtaIED cots -lerE end Hest5-.
Wright q FoIkes- at. is. res
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FINANCIAL.

Where are no new features of inter-
sg+ 81 mention in the condition of
5.esi w0uetrry affairs. The demand
In Iosns. ususlly heavy at the first of
the month is smSller than has been
snticipated. and paper falling due be-
tween now and the Sd instant will,
Ia nearly all cases, be met with
promptness. The banks continue to
Tebar5 their ability to furnish an
ampIs amount of currency TO meet
The waus of the business community,
and are 1qaning TO depOsit0r5 and
those considered A No. j at the usual
rates. g TO u per cent. Ia the open
market u per cent. is the nominal
charged. Exchange continues some
what scarce, and is in demand. East
ern commercial bills are taken at to
discount and Southern bills at dis
count. Checking rates are trim at
par on the former, and par to pre-
mium on the latter. Local securities
of every description m quiet and IN
changed. Gold was purchased by
dealers at 10, and sold at III, which
was the closing rate IN New York.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK. March ], 1925 a.m-Gov-
srnmsnt securities a fraction better VIII
medium demand. Sterling steady 81
I095%. Gold carrying at 2 per cent
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. T8, n. r. Din the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-HoOd,
Eoubright q Co, ct al VS.. q. n. Case, Jr, Il.
W Brooks ct al.
IT appearing from the bin herein, duly
a sworn to IA this cause, that the defendant.
Z N Case, ST., Is a uOn-Tesident of the State
OF Tennessee 6nd citizen ard resident Of the
State OF Connecticut; and that an attach
menb Issued rom this court against The de-
fendants above, attaching all the accounts,
notes, chooses in actions and other assets OF
the said defendants. and the fund in the
hands Of T.. W. Brooks. which has been re-
turned executed, by attaching the funds IN
the hands OF e. ". Brooks, to secure TO cOm-
p~ialnanta their debts, amounting. a. stated
In the bill, to about ssh 90:
1t Is therefore ordered, That said o. N.
Case, ST., make his appearance herein, at
the Second Chancery courthouse in the
city OF Memphis Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in March, 1871. and plead
answer or demur TO M ainants' bin. or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXpart8, ma that acOpy
OF this order be published once a week Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
FEAL.
a copy-attest3
ND. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELcHERs Deputy q. an
Estes & Jackson, u J.. n. Ford, Soils. for
compliments Jas
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No. u, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee-9eOrge W. j.
CROOK. Admir-, vs.. Tiara Mines DeCastno ct al.
TT appearing nom the return Of the sheriff
l and from affidavit fled in this cause tht t
The defendants, Jim wilkins, Clara Nin 8
DeCasfrO, commonly called NINA and Jason,
ale residents Of the state of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, D they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse Of the
Second CbancsIy Court Of shelby county, in
the city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the
drst Monday in april, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 10 compliments bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO them and set
for hearing eXparte; and that a 0 p Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A c~Opy-attest.
NJ u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By & BELCHER, Deputy g. and NJ.
John g. FInnie, Sol. for oomppnt feq8
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Attschmsnf Nofics

No. 12B A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
shelby County, Tens. Van Enron vs..
Thomas +. Parrish, IS q member Of the firm
of Uric 81 Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out, uuder section 347b OF the ode
and returned INTO court, levied upon the real
estate OF defendant, and affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas r, Parrish.
is indebted to plaintiff in the sum of g25u ga.
by account, with interest on same from De-
cember e 1865. and hat the defendant, Thos.
+. Parrish, is q nonresident OF the state OF
Tennessee.
Its therefore ordered, That he he MAKE his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the ecOndC Circuit Court Of shelby County,
on h third Monday in May next and defend
sald attachment suit within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or the same win be proceeded
with eEparte, and that a copy OF this order be
published one q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Donea al Omce, this Tth day Of February, ISL
p. /. BOYLE, Glerk.
BY w. LEWIS WHARrOE, Deputy Clerk
MT. williamson, Lewis z Craig, attorneys
for nlqfnffF les