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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13
MEMPHIS TENN: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1871.

the payment but his own note. Mr..
Lawrence informed Mr.. Calhoun Of the
arrangement which he had made, and
expressed his qualification that it was in
the power Of himself and few of his
friends to do a kindness to one so dis
tinguished, whose life had been devoted
to his country. Mr.. Calhoun immedi-
ately wrote back, declining the offer, and
Withdrawing his original request He
said it did not agree with his sense of
propriety to accept loan on such terms;
that in the discharge of his public duties
he did not wish to be embarrassed by a
sense Of obligation to any one"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13
The nIggest Farmer Yet.
The Denver Tribune gives the follow

nc A(ChfCl EifOo bhO AOitON-
ing:
Alexander, the Illinois farmer and
stock-grower, whose landed possessions
are reported to cover an entire county,
enjoys a distinction as broad as the ma
ton. Perhaps somewhere in some vast
wilderness we could locate man with
less distinction hut more landed posses
sions than the Sucker State millionaire.
Now, to illustrate our idea, there is
Richard King who frequently rusticates
in Denver, owner and occupant Of Santa
Katrutis ranch in northern Texas The
ranch or plantation consists Of nineteen
leagues of land, each leaugue embracing
4428 acres; on this plantation there are
sixty-fve thousand head of cattle; one
fourth of this number are beeves, one
fourth cows; the other half comprises
one and two-yearolds. Mr.. King owns
one thousand saddle horses; employs
between three and four hundred herds
men; he also owns seven thousand brood
mares and as many thousand sheep. He
brands twelve thousand calves annually.
He keeps between eight hundred and
thousand bulls, or gentlemen bovines.
1t may be stated in this connection that
upward of six millions Of beef cattle are
driven from Texas yearly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13
Anecdote OF CaIhoun.

The following anecdote of John c.
Calhoun is told by William Schouler, on
the authority Of the hte Hon. Abbott
Lawrence; Some time before 1910,
Mr.. Calhoun wrote to Mr.. Lawrence
that be had been adding to his landed
estates, and would ike to obtain loan
of $4,000 or $4,000 in Boston, where
money was more plenty than in South
Carolina and the rate Of interest not so
high, for the payment Of which he
would give his notes and a mortgage
upon his estate, which would be ample
security. Mr.. Lawrence consulted Mr..
Nathan Appleton and one or two other
wealthy citizens Of Boston upon the
subject, and it was agreed to raise the
money for him and take no security for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13

When the trial of Mrs. Fair in San
Francisco was ended by the ominous
words, Guilty of murder in the first de-
gree" her little daughter, who seemed to
comprehend their full meaning, broke
forth in a violent fit of sobbing. She
leaned over upon her mother, and her
childish cry of anguish pierced every
heart. Herparoxysm ofgrief became so
violent that she sprang from her chair
and fell in her mothers lap, her little
arms encircling Mrs. Fairs neck, where
she remained until the court adjourned.
When sthe condemned woman was led
from the room, her daughter and her
mother we're forbidden to follow by the
taller, although she pleaded that they
might come, and the little girl cried:
40, let me go with my mamma, dc, Mr..
Kelly; OIL please do let me 90 with my
mammal" Subsequently, in explana-
ton of his refusal the jailer said that he
was induced to do as he did because of
his fear Of her self-destruction and m1r-
der of her child. he furthur said that
during her incarceration in the Jail she
had repeatedly stated that she would
never be hanged, nor would she ever 60
10 San Quenten, in case of her convic-
ton, as she would end her life first
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND'EAST.
Winter Schedule.
Takes Effect January 9th, 1871.

Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
(except Sunday at 4:15 pm.
Daily through train TO Nashville and Chat
tanOoga without change of cars. Leave at
7:45 pm; arrive in Nashville at am.
Chattanooga at 7:l0 j. M, next day.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S71S Main street, one door
north of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at AS IN. runs
daily. The .15 am. train does not run on Sun
day, Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the Las J. m. train from Memphis
TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville With
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
al the Ticket Office, 2S7lz Main street.
J. Il. BOYD, Superintendent.
Jas. SPKKp. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t
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ROYSYER, IRRELEVANT & CO.'S
Real Estate Sales



DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED TO MI
- exc yted, and recorded IN the Hegister.
office Of Shelby county on Sd Of November,
1859. in book 73, page lis, etc.. will sell u
the highest bidder, for cash. to garry out tne
real estate conveyed to me therein, .to-wit; a
certain tract or parcel of land in Shelby
county. Tennessee. in the Buntyn tract, on
Memphis and Charleston railroad. near Bun
tyn station; beginning at the point Of north;
west intersection of Goodwyn and Midland
avenues; thence north, with west boundary
ofGoodwyn avenue, eleven chains and ninety,
four links; thence west eight chains and
twenty links: thence south eleven chains and
ninety-four links; thence east eight chains
and twenty links; containing 79-lOO acres.
moro or less. Sale on
Monday, 22d Of May,
At the Real Estate Exchange of Royster,
Trezeyant 4 Co., northeast corner Of Main
and Jefferson streets, Memphis, between IL
o'clock m and o clock p. m. Title believed
to he perfect, but / sell and convey only as
Trustee. JOHN p. TREZEVANT,
Trustee.
RoysrER, IRRELEVANT x Co.. Auctioneers.
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wHol

Who marched to battle for the right
When North and South began to fight,
When darkness palled the land like nightY
The Soldier.
Who smoked away his good cigar
When battle grim showed many a soar,
When freemen bled both near and far2
The General.
Who gave the General house and land2
Who shook the General by the hand?
Who made him President, high and grandY
The People.
Who asks fer charity some bread?
The crippled soldier, he who bled.
Who gets no bounty till he's dead?
The Soldier.
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STABLE.
SOUTHERN
Livery and Sale Stable,
I2e JemersOn ST., Memphis, Tenn.

yTNuE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING Re
Gently added 70 his stock some Of Bruce g
best bugeies and a number Of good saddle and
harness horses, is now prepared to carry on
the business Of a frst-claEs livery stable. A
handsome turnout can be had at any and all
timer. JESSE A. FORREST.
N. B.-.A large stock Of horses and mules
constantly on hand for sale. Good acc0mmo-
dations for stock Of all descriptions. ll-6i
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NOTICES.
Nnficn 10 St0ckhOIders.

OFFicE MENPHTs ASn nOHfo.RAILRoAlC Co.. I
MENFHIs, IEES., April Is. lsli.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A "a this Company viii be held in this city
son Tue1iay. the 10th day Of Nay next. % dis
cuss and take action upon important matters
touching their interests.
Arrangements Tor transporting stoc kholderi
to and from tle city az that time will be made,
and due notice given ~ an early day.
BY order Of the President.
.p8 r. A. PARKER. Secretary.
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Monday, July 10th, 1871,

AT 10 o'clock, at the real estate exchange Of
Royster, Trezevant * Co., northeast corner of
Main and Jefferson streets, in the city Of Mem
phis, Lot IL in N. M. Trezevant's subdivision,
on south side of Union avenue. about toar
miles east Of Court Square, containing five
acres and sixteen-hundredths Of anA acre.
Title perfect. .
RoysTER. TREzEvANT Co., Auct'rs.
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BURNETT's COLOGNE is the best and
cheapest.
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a Rare CHANCE.

I WILL SELL A ONR-HALF INTEREST
i In my Billiard Hall. No. 81 Adams street,
to n party understanding the business, at n low
SET ]. II. WILLErT.
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GLASSES,
MOST PERFECT,

nounced by all the celebrated Opticians Of the
world to be the
MOST PERFECT,
Natural. Artificial help to the human eye ever
known. They are ground under their own su-
pervisiOn, from minute Crystal Pebbles,
melted together. and derive their name,
Diamond" on account Of their hardness
and brilliancy. The SCIENTIFIC PRINCE
PIE on which they are constructed brings the
core or center Of the lens directly in front Of
the eye, producing clear and distinct vision,
as in the natural, healthy sight, and prevent
ing all unpleasant sensations, such as glim-
mering and wavering of sight, dizziness, etc.
peculiar to all others in use. They are mounted
in the finest manner, in frames of the best
quality, of all materials used for that purpose.
Their finish and durability oannet be sur
passed.
CAUTION. None genuine unless bearing
their trade mark stamped on every frame.
nS- w. G. BYRD. Jeweler and Optician, is
sole agent for Memphis, Tenn, from whom
they can only be obtained. These goods are
not supplied to peddlers. at any price:
1o-aOd-74-10
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s1.lO7,5s Sc
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Merchants National Bank

AT Memphis, in the State Of Tennesse,
At Close of Business, April 80, 1871.
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Eight lines Of nonpareil, solid, constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according to the sPAOR occupied, at above
rates-there being twelve lines of solid type to
the inch.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line.
Advertisements published at intervals, will
be charged one dollar per square for each In
sertion.
To regular advertisers we Offer superior in,
ducements, beth as TO rate of charges and
manner Of displaying their favors.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise. must be addressed to.
Il. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
YTtHE PUBLIC LEDGER rs PUBLISHED
l. overv afternoon Except Sunday by
e.. WITHIN OR E ,

At No. Is Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDaER Is served to city subscri,,
psFs RX taRfg carriers az tbs cere1
By mail lin advanced: One year. Ss; SIX
months. 81; three months. 81; one month.
IS cents.
Nawsdaalara sunnl.ad at 2M cantA per COPY.
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Trust sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED FROM
Is Anna M. Koehler and Hermann Koehler,
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at
public sale, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-13
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum lin
advance); clubs of Eve or more, 81 81.
Communications upon subjects OF general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able. AS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-06

Mess pork Ia sold 81 $40 per Dbl.
Bacon is quiet; olesF sidess 109i0koi
shoulders, 7H@7Zc; sugsr-oured hams,
I4H@lTc, according to brand; country
hams nominal; clear bulk sides, g@9Zoi
shoulders, 6E96%c. L~ard.quiet; fierce
uk9l2ci key, 2H9lScj caddies, lag
I5c.
PRoDUCE.-P0tstoes, old, drm st 81 ESQ
g 90; new, dull at s. 00@7 90. Sweet
arm at SIS per 100. New onions, S. 90
az 90. Green peas, IS 90 per buahei; COW
peas, 81 5093,
PowDER-Nining p key, "a so; ride
RIcH-south Carolina, 9k@82lc; Lou
isians, sk9SAc.
STARCH-596o per pound.
SoAP-Germsn mottled, 7H&7Hci yell
saoT~Ranges from s. 40 to g rs per
sack.
SUoARs-FiFm, and refined higher. Lou
isiaua, 8G1oc for open Kettle, I25z0l3c for
yellow clarified, snd Isolde for white do.
Refined. crushed, powdered and grauu
lated, l45zc; coffee A, I4ci B, 1895 G.,
I8Lc.
SALr-2s0 pound barrels, s. 2592 80;
dairy, s. 3ld3 50; sack, 81 % for coarse,
and 8 tor tine.
SEEDs-Rsd clover, per hushel s. 50;
blue grass, 81 70; orchard, 9 %; Timothy,
s. 90; slsike clover, per 10, 81 90; white
Dutch DO, zoe; lucerne, 75c; Barley, per
hushel, 81 IS; black oats, 65c; wheat, 81 90
a. 90.
SPIRITs-HiRhwines, 90493c; old Crown
Bourbon whisky, 81 40DI 90; old Mag
noila do, SOC; old Tennessee white do, 81;
old Bourbon do. 81 1901 25; TuscarOra
do, 81 .; MIller's 90 do, 81 30; FOrd's do,
81 20: old apple brandy, 80 50U3 so; old
pesch do, 81 5OG4; New York + + do,
81 So; OJard, DUpuy & Co, 1860, do, 81 90;
gin, 81 p; Fish imported do, s. so;
old port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 so
as 90; Home hiJtsrs, per case, S8G9; Our
own Southern do, per case, S7Gs; Planta-
ton do, per case, 50 90; Hostetter's do,
per ease, 50; Benedictine, SlS per dOz;
g 75@7 90 per case; cstaWba, S. so
gIO 90.
VINEsAR-COmmon and packing, S59
30 per barrel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-06

No. l5, e. Rim the First Chaacery C8urf
o. Shelby county ames ~.
Christian e. a. vs. The Tennessee -t.~s
Mutual and eLHe llaurauce .HIuHr 90 aI-
81 appearing nom -aelus return. e.a. Don
tIla cause shat the following named Isa
fs7dauts are nos 20 u luuuu fl .elar
G unty, viz: u FL Be lar John Dunn. =.
Cludacslla, q AuE0uL John Urlue relLaa.
cher q Waucne. James L1UaF a-r Gone.
j. s. Oglesby, MIS- a. CrQeEer I.E E-lla.
Michael McaauDu and john ha-NllE eu.
upon whom personal process cannot ua
aeTvaai
tits therefore, ordered, AhatrHeT maze llE.r
appearances herein. 40 fna cIurt-Iuus1 lu lHa
city OF emuu Tennessee. uu or before -Hl
drsl Monday fla June. l89l. and plead. ana
sWer OF d6mur 70 cumplHual. Bib aud 1
cross oul Of uei eudauts, WI. Wood and
filed herein. or the same viii 1s taken ..r
cOl1aaael W % them. and fla same
Get Tor nearing aEparts; ana That "a copy
% THIS order be- uuDIlled once p UaeE r"r
tour successive WsaEs, ia the IempllI
Appeal
a cDDT-attesE:
EDMuNU a. COLI. Clerk and Master.
BY r. q. BLACK, d. O. 81
J.E Temple. and E4EluEt0u 81 aalsaT. sa.s.
for 0mplfs- uF8
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Nav YORK, May 5, 1925 p.m-MsrkeJ
Irregular. Sterling very steady at Hos.
Two per sent, paid for carrying gold.
Money easy 10 8 per cent.
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Non-Bssid5af Rofiea

No. - r DIN the Second Chancery Court.
OF SHELBY county, Tennessee-lames A.
GOodbar, JOnn 8. GiIjland and losepH
l.. GOodbas, firm Of Goodbar q 0illlaull
vs. r ID. Frayser, a. p Jarnaga ana
Charles Conn
EF appearing from the bin Whle1 IS sworn %
j ln This csuse that the de endaut tlafIe
C0mn,is justlTlude0ted 70 Che com
IN the sum OF sl1U0 due By ur1ul~l' Aoea
and that le ls q uon-rasi0elt OBJ -Ae eald o..
Tennessee. and that for these causes al ar
tachment was sued out OF L4l5 -9ul- AGAINST
Tie property of deieudaul ana
issusd. ana has been returned l Ala
duly lagiedon the property o. l-ai=nuaut-
Charles Comu.
ase-te- fTaf he make his appearance
herein. al Che Courthouse OF the Second
Tbanesrv Court OF shelby county. i'm
f6s rifv III Memphis. Tenn, o. or before .lH
drst Monday ia Juuef EiL -anolpLead, answer
or demurt 10 cOmplaiuau6s bin, or the same
VIII be taken FOR o 10 ssed as 10 him. aud ee6
Tor hearing eZpaFte, and thaE q COPY OF tins
iorder 90 published once a week for foursue-
csssiv8 weeks mthe Memphis APPEAL.
This April Is, 1871
M. d. L.SEEWAH CIerE and Master.
By G BELCHEE, Leputy C-M.
WHaam n AanHn SOC HwmLmmmumH aH.
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H-gn-89sidenf a1fics.

No. EZ-In the Second Claucarv Cont Of
shelby County auuessee-lla u aUlzl-
tom r. ~. Goyer and j. y. lIeDaTll-. lrH Ir
HtraEtnus COVER q 90. VS. James p l0lI-
Charles cOmu AID H. Colin arm of-9lG
Bros. and Diners.
IT appearing from the 1lI which lssToru D.
i ia tlis cause tlat The detaEtaua James
y. Coml. Charlie Conn. and =. llEu ara
Justly indebted % the e0mplaiualE G thu
sum Of $50 81 and Interest. LCe by aCHIuHrs
and that EHev are uGn-reaileuw Of Che -llI
OfTenues8ea n fnat for these cauaes an 1f-
taenmGuE was sued OFT Of EuLs court against
the property Of de enuaDls. and tla same HaI
issued. and has been returned 1T la sheriff.
duly LEVIED on the property ri ~ueIeulalla1
James p C1mus Charles Comu and IL C1Is
hin.
IL is therefore ordered BY f DgrE ana
Master That they mzke tle-r appearance
herein. al the COurEhOule UI Che Second
Chancsry Cont I'm the city ut
Tenn. ON or before the ursL A8ulay .u-l.E
1874, and plead, answer or lemlr 10 complain
ants biIi, or the same VIII be taEelI ur cons
lezsed as to them. and set l1r hearing exc
parte. ana that a copy OF this order be puu-
lished once a week, FOR four auecas.F-
weeks, ia the Menu uis appeal
This Bth april IGL-
Attest: ID. D. L. ETEWAaT-
CIerE and Master
Bye. EELcHEH, Deputy Cl-Ik and Hsste
JarulEau q Fraser, solicitor Ur cJmpi- l
unrH. ME
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NOTICE 70 R0a-BEsIBEHTs.


EosE2 Ru-m tns Second Chancsrv Court
af5ueihE County, EeunB1see-H. B Klau
vs. a. . hogarsa III.
II appearing from er1Ea bin Of NJ vi. eosa q
fin this cause, duly sworn tu. shat The de-
faD1EutEr EllEa Denny HrEiau sucL and
wife, Eraueia Smell. wilson Floyd and hiE-
beth Lloyd. Gre u0u-rasidsuta 1r fha stafauf
Tennessee.
It IS herafDra ordered. That mex make .elr
appearance herein, attl o1-ur--lou-e Of lus
second ChancsrT Court OF Shelby G1uurr-Ir
the city OF Memphis. Leuu.- Du or before tho
drat Monday mIuiE N1I. lua plead
or denim TO said cross uLlolA- -aos H
the same VIII be taken Tor confessed ~ rH
them, and set FOR hearnE eEuarfe. and flal
copy or this order be published once "a week
FOR tour Successive WEEKS iu the Memphis
APPEAL This May a.ITL.
a Cupv-zlfa8r.
r.. ID L-8IEWAHT CLERK and Master.
BY O.. bELoHGR- Dfuu' - q. and a.
LuvaI u SUES. soils. su- arrurH n-H
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POWER PRESS.

A SOUTHERN INVENTION, and one of
"A the most complete Ofthe age, pronounced
without equal by many o. the most practical
and successful planters OF Georgia ana south
Carolina. No one hes 1.un any Oh eetiOn
to its performance, but all admit 30 to be a
com plete success rs "a cotton Press. and well
adapted to packing Hay. Two hands can
paCE readily with 10, ANA four hands are all
that would be reQulred 20 pack easily and
rapidly. This press has a great cOncentra
ton Of power, is simple, durable and not
liable TO get ont OF order. In about ten days
we Will have "a press on eE Inhibition in Mem
phts. n VIII commence the manufacture OF
them in tIst city In a few weeks viii also
have them at towns In the interior TO give
planters an opportunity of seeing the novelty
OF the new invention. Every Press sold viii
be guaranteed TO perform well.
Manufactured by
WIRELESS g. CO.,
COTTON FACTORS. AUGUSTA, GA.
JAMES WIRELESS, General Agent for the
Mississippi Valley office at Memphis. ap2
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HgRDAY. MRY Is. 1911.

within legal hours, the following described
property. tD-Wit:
a certain ragcel OF land situated In the city
OF Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee,
known ana DESIGNATED ON the plan OF said
city as the southern part of lot ~; beginning
at the southwest corner OF lCt 4, ON the east
side of Second street. ana ID s=LIug The ssme
and an alley running then g 5asJ with sad
alley llfSk teetI one huuureU Sud forty eight
feet ana six inches, 10 the SO -JneasJ corner of
said lois, to IN alley; thence with the west
side OF said lot l4s1S tsetj forty eight feet siE
inches, TO q stake: LheuC west 10 ssid Second
street Tl4S5aI one hundred and fOrty-alght feet
inches; thence south with Second street
10 the beginning.
TERMS or SaLE.-Oue-haIf 5l cash; saI-
ance in two equal i~UsJ1iImeuLs, due in six
and twelve months FOR which deferred pay
the purchaser shall execute notes with
approved security. Lien to be retained till
arc paid. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
Wilson y Beard, Attys. apI3
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JOHN NJ WARI

Successor Of Mercer & Ware.J
WILL continue the COTTON FACTORAGE
w AMI COMMISSION BUSINESS, from
this date, May lst, under the drm style Of
John NJ. Ware 80 Coz
$50 FrOnS Street,
srrg.aurrru wr-r-rrurguuW
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Non-ResjdBBf Hmlw

No. 80. h. DIN the Second Chancsrv Come
OF shelby County Ienn.-Huai aough So.
Elijah McCarty, Henry g. Dent ana VIM
r. Huies.
II appearing nom bin duly sworn TO in this
u cause inal me defendant, Ediah McEarrV.
is nonresident of the state OF Tennessee.
q a resident Of the State ofTrfuufs.
II ts therefore oruered. Thai ha make hlH
appearance herein. a. the Eourt-aOuEe oil the
second Chancery Court or Shelby County. iu
Lne city OF Memphis Tennessee. on the IrsH
Monday IN June. ISL, and plead answer or
denur TO complainant bll, or the EaluG
VIII Be taken for confessed as % him. aIl 500
Tor bearing eLperta. and shat e c0py OF lLa
order be published once q week. tQr four sues
casslvs weeks, in the Memphis appeal,
This April 10, ISL.
A ~CODF-hrtesE
MI. u. STEWART, CIerE n Master.
BY F. BEL ErE
Deputy CleLE and Master.
2. S. Avres. Sol. Tor Complainant lplu
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mAMunnn - EnITl0M.

CORRECTED and revised by the anthor,
- r. DE r. CURTIS, Doctor o. Mediolne,
Member or the Royal C0uege OF surgeon,
cians, E~dInbnIg; Honorary Member Faculte
dc Medicine, Paris; etc etc etc.
A Medical Essay on the cause ana cure OF
Premature decline IN Man, " how
health IS lost and how re8aineo. II gives a
clear synopsis OF the mpedlmen@ % mar
rage, the treatment OF Nervous ana Fhysl
an nv eariv Abuse or Excess, and the reme-
dies therefor-the result Of 20 years success
ful prsotice,
Onrtis. no. 3 fremont Place, Boston, Mass
apN
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Hon-Raaldanf Hafiea-

nessse -. Mp LaWraucs and I-h Law
rance SIS. La LaWra1c-
IN this cause 10 appearing tIHH lIlr- Lave
Tennessee and arssiGCut1f Ae -5al- oi a.a-
siss. Poi:
it Is therefore ordered, 4lai slH make Dor
the city OF HemphIs. E-uuesarc ON OF He
the SIN day of june A. D- EIlt a.I H
answer or Gemur 20 compliment lu on
the same viii be- taken Tor confessed - n.
her and set IOr hearing eEplrla- anu tll a
COPY OF this order be published uEe-a Fe-r
for four successive weeks, m Gs Memphis
Daily appeal
A true cOpy-attest
JAMES REILLY. ElerE.
BY J. H CULLEN, ID. O. mT-
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No. EZ.-In the Ffrsc ChauCarT Court OF
shelby county. Tsnu-CaLEaElue Frey Ell l-
vs.. Nicholas Erech, et al
II appearing from he 1III. which iE sworn
10. in this cause that the defendant.
Nicholas Frech ls justly indebted To- Cha
complainant in the sum of aC0ua $500 ANA
interest, due by account and that or Lls
cause an Attachment was sIel out Iu EItI
Court against the property of the said dee
fendant, which ives duly Issued alla -larE
and returned levied slu tla the said
Nicholas FreCn is q uuu-FosIoelE OF the -Hl
of Tennessee. aud q resident OF tine state OIL
Kentucky.
1T s1herafors ordered. Tnsf he make hin
appearance herein 80 the c0urt-lous- l the
city Of Memphis Tenn, on or before flH
FIRST Monday in June. 1871. and plead
answer or demur 20 complainant bin or tIH
same wiz be taken for confessed Is Co LlIE
and set for hearing eEuarts- and lsll
COPY OF this order be published once O. week.
for four Successive weeks Ln the Memphis
Appeal
A copy attesls
EDMUND COLE, CLERK and Master
BY Il. B. McHEgET- Deputy M
WesteOrr g. sfalL. Sol. for e. omit auH
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DISSOLUTION.

All persons indebted to tins old arm VIII
s6is M. WARD.