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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

They must want rain out in that
nsigliborhood, if we are to judge
from the remark made by an Indiana
paper, speaking ofthe drought. They
say that the Wabash river is so low
that the feb are compelled to stand
on their heads to get water sufficient
to moisten e. cir gills. The inhabi.
tants walk up and down tho river
bed aud pull fish as they do onions. ;.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
The Last Words Of q Hero,

Gen. r. S. Eweil, in giving direc-
tions touching his tombstone, says an
exchange, laid particular stress upon
the fact that he did not desire any
word to be employed in the inscrip.
tion that could reflect in any way
upon the government Of the United
States. His fame and deeds are in.
scribed upon every page of the his.
tory of the South through the four
years. war. His honesty of purpose
was attcstcd by heroic self-de.
votion; his valor by his
wounds his genius for war. by bril-.
liant achievements. For the last I've
years before his death he devoted
himself with the same earnest fixed.
ness of purpose to the reproduction
of his own and the country's wasted
fortunes that distinguished him In
the camp aud OIL the battlefield. Hi,
last words attest his devotion to his
country, and his tombstone will at
test the fact that, however ardent his
affection for tho South, it was finally
measured, when the clangor Of armi
was silcnced, by an nndying patriot
ism that compassed continent
Though the North may not give ere
dence to the assertions of the living
the injuuctions of the dying soldier
as given to those whom he mos
loved. will surely constitute irrcfra
gable evidence Of the honest sincerit,
and civic worth Of the South, what
ever their partisan predictions, Il
whose Interpretations of amncst,
have been considered In tho Senate q
the United States. No extended rs
cital Of his deeds is demanded. II
was distinguished In tho Mexica
war, and no word of reproach eve
rested upon the stainless fame of 1
8. Ewell.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
Sanss Of tie Ssntb.
lG Z.

LEE.
BY J. AUGUSTINE sIGNAIaU.
The noblest Of that God-like band
or Christian g-ntiemen,
Who drew the sword for native land.
Has passed the shadowy glen;
He is not dead, but gone before,
Our Chsvalier Bsysrdi
His soui to Heaven the angels bors
To mete him his reward.
He fell >sleep In happy dreams,
Virginia's noblest son,
Whilst bssking in the hallowed Sieams
Ofglorious Washington.
And in that light above the storms
Are seen beside him still,
His warrior chiefs, immortal forins
OF Jackson and Of Hill.
His mortal form may pass to dust,
But his undying name
Will mount the temple Of the just,
The brightest star Of fame
For since In prayer at Calyary's cross,
- Our Lady bent the knee. s.,s..s.--.-.s.
Earth has not felt such grievous loss
As that Of Robert Lee,
ltwss not his Bozzaris fate,
Who fell in war for Greece,
Our glorious chief. the truly great,
Sleeps In the arms of Peace
No plaintiye dirge of cannon's mouth
Was fired above his sod;
A NiObe, the weeping South,
Returned him to her God!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
BARON D'ITAJuBA,

As If to help Franco pay her debt,
nature has made her harvests more
abundant in 1872, than for many pre-.
ceding years.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
ON THE HEIGHTS OF MISSION
RIDGE.

On THE HEIGHTS OF MlSSlol
RIDGE.
When the foes, in conflict heated,
Battled over road and bridge,
While Bragg sullenly rctreated
From the heights OF Mission Ridge
There, amid the pines aud wildwood,
Two opposing colonies fell,
Who had schOolmates been in childhood,
And had loved each other we'll
There, amid the roar and rattle,
Facing Havoc's frery breath,
Met the wounded Two In battle,
In the agonies Of death,
But they saw each other reeling
On the dead and dying men,
And the old time, full of feeling,
Came upon them once again.
When that night the moon came creeping,
With its gold streaks 'er the slain,
She beheld two soldiers sleeping,
Free from every earthly pain;
Close beside the mountain heather,
Where the rocks obscure the sand,
They had died, it seems, together,
As they clasped each others hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-01

lars. It is often asked how Tom scout
will secure access to the Atlantic
seaboard. Malone has little stock IN
the consolidated roads between Bris-
toll and Norfolk. The stockholders
would make money. Tom SCOUTS
roads are indispensable to the Pronoa-
bleness of those controlled just now
by Malone. Time will adjust any
present difficulties and allay any per-
sonsl jealousies. Tom Scott does not
propose, in our opinion, to build OF
extend a road from Norfolk to Knox
Vile. Tnere is no need for it, and
least of all does he propose, by incur
ring this expenditure, to render val
ueless that part of his road between
Knoxville and Bristol. He and Ma
hone. or those whom Malone repre-
SCENTS. will come to terms. Malone
will soon have direct connection with
Louisville and st. Louis, but the cot
ton bales Of Memphis and Arkansas
cannot be supplied from those Cities
A steamship line from Norfolk must
be maintained and cotton, in this lit
tie matter, is king, and Tom Scott
Yields the seepter of his majesty.
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No. AS, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tsnnessee.-J. b. Abiding
ton, administrator, etc, Of James BiggB, de-
ceased, 81 al VS.. J.. Arlington. e ]. Biggs
ct al.
TT appearing from afadavit In this cause
that the defendant, Davis p. Btggs, citizen
OF Jefferson, Texas, Arena I. Atkinson and
her husband, r. A. AtktnBon, Lucy B. Akin
son. Wm.B 3. Atkinson apd Robert A. Akin
son, OF Kinds county, Mississippi; sarah =.
Myers formerly Atkfnsonl and her husband,
Jacob 3. Myers, OF Madison county, Atssis-
sippi, are all nOn-Tssidens OF the state Of
Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered That they make
their appearance herein, At the COurt-house
IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
tie first Monday in February, SIzs and plead
answer or demur to cOmplainant1a Dill, OF the
aam viii be taken for confessed rs 70 them
spd set for hearing exparte; and that copy OF
This order be published once 3 week, for Jour
sucesssivs weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This December q, 1871.
a copy-attest:
EbMUND A COLE, Clerz and Mater.
BY e. J. BLACK, ID. q. and d.
7. B. MtcOu = Q. ". Frazer, Soils for COM
nHaH
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gar-Rssldsat EotIcs.

No. 49,, r. DIN the Second Chsneery Court
OF Shelby county, Tsnneasee--E u. Apper-
son & Co. VS., ChaEles =. SeVerhons J B. Nile
ler, z. r. Knight, and the unknown hairs
OF J.. W. Knight, deceased, et a.
IT appearing nom the Dill sworn LA9
ID. Beecher e. r Knight, are non-reei-
OF the Ststsof Tennessee, and that the
Of the unknown heirs OF j. ".
knight, deceased, "a unknown 70 complain
antss
II Is therefore ordered BY the Clerk ~ Mas
That they make their appearance herein
At the Courthouse OF the second
Court OF Shelby county In tho city Of Mem-
phis, Teanessee, OF OF before the hnt Mon
DAY in March, MA, and plead. answer OF
demur TO Compartments DILL OF the
same win be taken toT contested - 70 them
and set Tor hearing sxpaTtei and that q copy
Of thfs order be published ence a week, ion
four successive weeks IN the AempoA AP'
peal. This January l6sE54
A ~eopy-attsst:
ND. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCRER, Deputy Q. ard n.
MvsrB q wyatt, SOS. tor compHtS- laH wed
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%H0N-RESIDENT KOTIeE.

No. 46-In the First Chsncery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee.-E- ). EaEham
ct al. W. Mary B. CrocketE ct Al.
II appearing from audsTtt IN his cause
Il thai the defendants, Mary b. Crockett,
and her husband Robert d. Crocksff are
eEidents of the state OF and nom
residents OF the state Of Tennessee, and that
thsy are indebted 70 the eomplalna1usl ~
open account, In the sum Of about So. n
thRt This suit is brought TO subject the Inter-
esks OF said defendant IN certain real estate
in Shelby county TO pay ths same, and that
An sttachmsrt has been issued and returned
by ne sheriff levied, etc.s
II Is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, At the courthouse
IN the city OF Mem pills., Tennessee, On or be-
fore the nIst Monday IN March, 1874, and
plead, answer or demur to complainants'
BIN, or the same VIII be taken FOR confessed
As to them and set for hearing expGrtef and
q COPY Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, IN ths Mem
phfs Appeal. This January 3 lS72
A cOpy-attesE:
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
BY 3. B. MOHENRY, Deputy O.. and N
]. 3. McFarlRnd. SO for cOmplu'ts AVS
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within legal hours, the following described
property, lying and being In shelby county
one LOT bounded, tO-Wit: Beginning AZ =
In the north line OF Linden street, -.
feeE west OF the west line OF peSoJo stLeesi
running thence nortbWardly 100 lsst 20 :
STAKE; thence W~estWardlys paIaua VII
Linden street, 90 feet 70 3 sttkei t1ence
southWardly and parallel with said nrst Lne
leo feet to e stake Ia the north nne Of LlnosI
street; thence eastEarsly with sald Hoftn
uue, 50 feet 70 the beginning.
Also, another lot, bounded 81 IouoNss VIZ
30 much OF lot No. 6, In block NO. ~ aPon
the plan OF that portion Of the aky OF lem
phis, formerly now as 5Outh
Is embraced In the following 1m1Ai eom-
msncing at a stake on the west Line OF her
nandO street, st the dividing line etNes
lot No. 5 and lot no. 6; running thence vest
wardly with said dividing line 11 Ieeti
thence northwardly, al T1gnI angles q LSs,
TO q stake; hence e~astWGrdly and para1sl
with Ia nrst-named line 100 feet 70 q stake
on fernando street; thence sOutnWaru1y
with tne uns OF fernando street, "A fset 70
the beginning.
TEES on sALE-One-fOurth co cash. bal.
anes IN three equal installments, ato ano
rs months; notes with approved securities
required; lien retained 20 secure ane etc
Tbs January u, BIA
EDMUND a. UOLz, Clerk and hastaT.
a TChn q EamnHa ANNnTnaE. NaAN III
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Attachment Roties.

No I0lg, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-JOhn Somers
Vile VS.. VIM. Cash, srs
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il LEI out under section $50 Ofthe Code and
returned into Court, levied pom the real So
tate Of defendant, and amdav1t having been
made that the defendant is indebted 70 plain
TIT In the sum OF Slr0 By account and that
the defendant is a nonresident Of the state
OF Tennessse;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
on the third Monday In May next, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by lSW, or the same viii be pro
ceeded with eLpaTte, n that q copy Of this
order be published once a Wsez for rOEr con-
secutfve weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Done t once, this 18th day January, l12.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b r.. COLENAN, equity CLERK.
Inn Eouarvffla Arfornaw fur uIafuffh fa29fr
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E~lou-RssIdsut soties.

No. a5-In the Second Cnancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tsnuesssa-Eaul a. C1caila
vs.. Nathaniel =. Green and vile Elizabeth
a. 6reen, and Annie 7. Green Molhe A.
Green and Nathaniel = Green IT, minor
children OF NE. and Z A Green and Bar
ton Able
IT appearing rom the bill duly sworn % i
L this cause that the defendant Barton Able
is 2 ncu-rasidenE OF the state CT 1en1ezE see.
It q therefore ordered D. the CLERK And
Master, That he msken MS appear2nce nerelnt
al the courthouse ofthe Second ChsuCery
Court ofShelby county, in The city Of Mem
phis, Tennessse, on OF before tns nrEt Non
day in March, E57. and plead, an
Wer or dsmur TO co-mplatnanE BILL or
the same viii be taksn tor confessed e. 70
him, said Barton Able, and set for hearing ex
parte; and that = copy OF this order b pub
fishsd once a WesE, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
A copy-attssf:
MD. L. STEWART Clerk and Eastsz.
Randolph. Hammond & Jordan. 8ols. Tor
ann nIzfuanf faEF tim
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IN suPREsE cGuRT AT IAcKsON,

7-sscond Chaacsrv Court Of Shelby
Couaty-E. B. Wnliford CT al Va. BE
Martin Of al
UY vlrtueO o. decree pronounced June 18th,
u III By b Supreme Court At Jackeo1s
In This cause VII sell 10 the highest bid
der. in front OF The Second Ch&nsary court
room on Second street. in the city OF Asus
phis-
o. Esssay, tbs 18th day Of February, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described in
the pleadirzs IS follows: situated IN the
city OF Memphis. Shelby county Tennessee
on tn east side Of gain stress, and QeSlg-
mated on the map OF said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos. and 8, In block No 81, being Part
OF original county lot 30 A4, su6-dlV1ded
and partfttonsd among the heir 8 Of Joseph
h Talbot, deceased, by decree o. me CEN.
mOn law court OF the city Of MsmphA and
numbered N said plan OF partition and dIgl-
sion Is lots Nos and esch fronting s-A1
feet on Main street, and running back s8g-
Wardiy 1f5% fest 70 an alley. said lots NOS ]
and 5 constitute the northern portion OF the
block OF baildiDgs KNOW ~ the EroFlns
Block, together with AL ths improvements
snd a-ppurtsnanees thereto belonging.
Said lots viii be sold separately.
Terms Of Sale-2ix, twelve and eighteen o.
y and Isl months credit GIVES
notes with approved security, and Lien re-
tanned upon the property for payment Of the
purchase money. EQutty Of redemption
barred. Sale within legal hGuIA
December Is, III.
JOHN 4. FEEEHAN. Clerk.
Estes a Jackson SOLICITOR deci5tdfsjal6
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Shsrff's Sale Of Real Estats

virtue Of an execution rom the Second
ID Chancery COur Of shelby cOuEzT, in "a
FOr OF A. n Douglass to the use OF Jn0. Z
Douglass vs.. julia L. Chester, 1 VII sell 20
the highest bidder, Tor cash, In front OF the
Bhertu's ONCE, on Second street, near Union,
In the city OF Memphis, Shelby county state
Of Tennessee on
EsadaY, the 18th day Of FebFEaFY, 1872,
The following described lot or parcel ofland,
lying In Shelby county. STATE Of Tennessee,
and In The city C Memphis, IL being paIt OF
lot No. 3, in block No a, IN Eouth Memphis,
Ounde as follows: Beginning On Inc east
side o. Fernando street, 81 fest north OF
Browns Tenue runs thence nortn with
fernando street, 81 feet; thence east paral-
lei with Browns avenue, Is fsets thence
south 81 feet; themes West, E9 feet 70 The be-
ginning. Levied on as the property o. de-
fendant, Julia L. Chester, being the lot 1on-
veyed 70 her by Robertson Topp, By iced
registered n Rsg1sEcrEes gf5lelby coun-
ty, In DOCk No. Il, paEss as and Az.
sale between the hours OF 10 O'Clock an
and a pm.
hARCU J. WRIGHT 5her1na
By W. ". CO-eaan. Deputy sheriff.
Heisken, Scott 4 HeiEke1s Attorneys for
plaintiff iall-th
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ToM sCor1,s nACHInArIoNs

The New York Commercial Bule-
tin, perhaps the most trustworthy OF
Eastern financial journals says that
the Southern Security Railway COM
pany viii own roads extending from
Bristol, Tennessee, to Fort Smith,
and finally to Fort Gibson, the point
Of intersection with Missouri, Kansas
and Texas lines. The purpose is 10
open an "eternal summer route 10
the western ocean. These move
ments Of Tom Scott attach no slight
degree Of importance to somewhat
vague rumOrs lately current to the
effect that the construction Of the
new Southern Pacific railroad had
been partially delayed in consequence
Of issue between Marshall o. Roberts
and Colonel Scott, involving the
ultimate control and manage
ment Of the new highway to Cali
fOrnia. We II not in a position at
present to affirm or deny the truth
OF these reports. But the probability
is that the recent acquisition of all
feeders Of the new railroad to
the Pacific Will involve its control.
and it is evidently destined to be
gathered into the Scott net at the
proper time. Arumored intention of
Colonel Scott to resign his connection
with the Union Pacific may be re-
garded as significant Of the drift OF
railroad operations. Iii is certain that
that gentleman has carried out with
remarkable tenacity of purpose a pol
Icy said to have been meditated dur
ing thewar OF acquiring the control Of
the then unclaimed and undeveloped
commerce. OF the South and South
west. The Southern Security Rail-
wav company, the Bulletin says, are
CAPITALISTS Of New York, Philsdel-
Baltimore and Of England, rep
resenting enormous wealth 70 the ex-
tent Of hundreds Of millions Of dol
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E~an-RasIdsnt Eoaes.

259.-Ia the First Chsneery OF
Shelby cO1ntyt Teunessee.Scseph Il. VIE
nams VS.. I. B. Kirkland and T. {. XIX et al.
IT appearing nom the 5heLtr's return in
Il this cause that the defendant, Edward 2.
Kirk, Is net % be found in shelby co1ntys ana
Il appearing nCm the bin Of complainant
OF J. & Ferguson and James :. Nell, decd,
are unknOWns
Il Is therefore ordered, That they said
rearanee herein, st the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
drst Monday In Maroh, 1874, and ptead, an
sWerO or demur t. eOmBIaiDsntas Din. or the
same viii be taken for confessed IS 70 them
and set for hearing exparte; and that q copy
Of hts order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal This January q, 1872.
A copy-attest:
EBAUHDA A. COLE. Csrk and Master,
By Il. J. DspEty T. and n.
CAN'T q Mcdowell, sOls. for complainant.
FaqamaH
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~Rnn-Rasldanf haflra.

No. Ss4-Iu the First Chsncery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessees-Sarsh J. FoEfz
vs.. Edmund Org1l-
thsf ire defendant, Edmund Orgiu Is q
citizen OF New YOTk and 8 non-res1denI
OF the state OF Tsunessse:
IL Is therefOEe ordered Tnst ne MAKE nIs
snpsarsuce herein, 81 the courthouse in the
eftv o. Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday IN March, 1872, n plead, answer or
demur to complatnantB ol4,o or tne VII
~ taken for confessed as 10 him and set for
bearfng exparte; and that 8 ops Of this or
der be published OneeR week. Tor Jour sue
cessfve week., in the Memphis Appeal
A ~cOpy-attsst:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Il ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. NJ
John 9. Ffnnis. sol for complI- jail m
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Nnn-RssIdant Notice

No. AZ r. DIN the Second Chancsry Court
OF Shelby county, Tennsssee.-n. EG !. ~
Esr- lanes shutter, Sallis A. shutter ct al.
TT sppepring from the bill which IL sworn
To IN this cause that the > "a,
Shoemaker, James shutter and ssllle Snu'
tar are uon.residents Of the State Of Ten
m ia therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make thelr appearance
Chancsry Court OF shelby county, In the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or netore Inc nIst
Monday IN March, 1873, q plead answer OF
dsmur to cumplsinanI's bill, Orthe same will
he taken for confessed as to them sci 1oi
hearing exparte; and that a copy OF This Or
der be published once a week, for four sue
eesstve weeks, in Memphis Appeal. Tnls
January ~, lS72-
a cOpy-sttsst:
ND. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Nv o, BKLCHER. Deputy Q. and n
Mcfarland q Goodwin, sols for comPlaln-
ants. H
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NONRESIDENT NutIcs.

No. "a, r. DIN Il Q Second Chancery Court
OF shelby "a T~ennesssa-tohn ".
Bean VS.. Asa Hodges. B. N. Hodges, Flem-
ing Hodges and others
TT appearing nom af1davit in this cause
that the defendants, Asa Hodges, b. NJ.
Hodges, Fismirg HoJgss, william Hocgsr
Alice Hodges, MAFgt5 Hodges and the Oko'
lOna Savings Institution, are nOn-residents
OF the state of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the CLERK and
Mss.er, That they make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
ChGncery court of Shabby county in the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the hrsi
Monday In March, IS72 and plead, answer OF
demur 10 complsina1t's bill, or the same Will
be taken for cor fessed as to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that a cOpy Of this or
der be published Once a week, for four sac
Ger sive weeks, in the Memphis appeal. This
January q, 1872
A~c1py-sttest:
NJ i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By u, Deputy @. and M.
8. P, Walker, Col for eoRnpln't. 1aSO tn
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s~son-assldsat Nshes.

1889, Q. & DIN the Second Chancery
CourL q shelby county, TeEnessees-Sarah
II, I. GsrtreI Us. l.. GATtreu, Martina FOL
well and others.
TT appearing from b ret7Tn OF tie Sheriff
of Shelby county, Tennessee, in this cause,
that the defendants, Mathis FolE6H, Mamie
Dive William FolWel and Mary GartTeu
are not to be found n this c0untYf
It Is therefore ordered by the CLERK and Mas
ter. That they make their appearances herein
AZ the courthouse OF the Second Ch2nceEy
Court OF Shelby county, in the city OF Mem
phfs. Tennssses, on OF before the hrst Nom
DAY in March, IS73 and plead, answer OF
demur to complatnants' bill, or the same viii
De taken for confessed as 70 them and set for
hearfng ex psrte; and that q copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for Jour sue
sessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
January II, 1872
A COpy-Attests
I'D. D. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By &. BELCHER, Deputy Q. z n.
~ Clav King. sol. Tor cOmplt, fRl2
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ACCORDING to the commissioner, as
reported by General Garfield in the
house of representatives, the United
States government has on its pension
lists one swindler in every four per-
sons who receive the national bounty
about eight millions of dollars being
thus squandered on thieves every
year. The names of these persons
have been placed on the rolls through
the frauds of pension agents.
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I~Non-RssidsHt Eotles,

No Az R-Iu the First ChancsTy Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee John Q, Lanter,
Ists CLERK and Master, vs.. Joshua ". James
etaL.
1T appearing rom Affidavit in this cause
tnst the attendants, Hetskeu Moon and
Wilson Moon, are citizens Of Mississippi and
snd nOn-restdents of Tennessee:
n is therefore ordered, That they make
their Appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the cry OF Memphis. Tennessee, on or be
fore the frst Monday in February, l672, and
plead. answer or demur to complatnantis
bill, or the same viii Dc taken 1or confessed
that a 0 OF this order Re publi8ned once q
week, Tor fOuf successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal
A copy-Rttest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK, De2atE @ and NJ
TcDwnod a Mfeuu SOlR. for COmDiHfH- dAa 50
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CREDIJOb'S RoTICE.

40 23-In the First Chaneery Court Of Shell
by county, Tsnnessee.@J. L b. Sessumss
Admir-, etc, vs. Francis Byrum ct al
IT appearing thst an order has been en-
u tered In thls cause requiring al creditors
Of the estate of +. ]. Byrums deceased, TO
claims, etc:
1t is therefore ordered, That al such cred
ttors make their appearance herein. ~
the courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the hrst
Honday In March, 1S72, snd have
themselves made parties to this Gutts
and exhibit a prove their claims
or demands against saiu estate, or the cause
viii be proceeded with sxpsrte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once q Weeks
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal.
a copy-attest.
EDMUNDA a COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY n. J. BLACK Deputy q. and n.
II. N. Heard. Sol. for eOmplnE faA wed