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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
~snH-aEalnENT NnTIcE.

No. s7.-In the second Chaneey Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.@Jsmes ". Biug-
BAN rs. James N.Tomeny, Fannie A. Tom
euv, Wm. Huntington ct a..
IT appearing from the btu which "a sworn %
4 in this cause that the defendants, James
II, Toneny, Fannie A. Tommy and bis wife,
and WIN. Huntington, are nOn-r6sfdents OF
ths 5tEks OF Tennessee;
It's therefore ordered by tbs CLERK and Hsz-
ter, That they make their appearances herein.
at the Courthouse Of the 5econd Uhsncsry
court Of Shelby county, in tbs city OF
Memphis, T91n-s on or before the urzt
Monday in April, DS72, and plead, an
sWer or cemW 20 compliments bill, on
tho same VIII Be taken for confessed So to
them and set for hearing sxPsrte, and tn
8 copy Of this order be published once g
week, for D uT successive weeks, intnSEsm.
phls Appeal.
TEtz February II, E72.
A~copy-atte51s
ND. L STEWART, CLARK and Master.
BY .. BELCHER, d. O and N.
Randolph. Hammond a JOrdon, anlz To
eomplaiuzIE fef5zfh
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No Al, 2. DIN the Second Chanesry Couri
of8helpy county, Tennessee Thomas Ney
lon ct al. vs. DsDtel Chandler ct al.
IT appearing from smdaYIt in this csuai
4 thai TIE defendant, Daniel Chandler Is (
nonresident Of the STATE OF TBunessee:
II il therefore ordered, mat he make biz
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF thl
Second Chancey C0uF Of Shslby counfy, IL
tns city or Memphis, Tennessee, hrs
be taken for confessed a. 70 him and set IOl
hearing sZparts; and q a o OF this or
der be pE51ished on . q week, FOR tour sue
CssstT6 week., In the Memphis Appeal
This March 2, 1874
A eopy-attest:
Nj. I. STEWART, Clerk and Easter.
By o. BELCEU- Deputy @ and 81.
James 6aIlagner. sol, for rnmrl't. Imn3mt
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aOa-R Resident zsdes.

No. 44A-In the First ChanesV Court c
Shelby county. Tennessee. james u
MOOTes, AGmfr OF Sol0n BOrIsnd, deceased
u. jan Is Il Williamson ct a..
IT Appearing IRON amdaTft In this eauss
i that the defendant, Euclid Borlaud, Is 2
resident o. the state Of Virginia and q nOn.
resilient Of the state a. Tennsssea: tbas fhe
places o rssic sncs OF the de,endsuA 3. II.
Lyor, william Cullen and =. Yolmer, are
unknown
IL u therefore ordered, That they MAKE
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
answer or csmnr TO complatnanl's oil, OF
the same viii be taken for confessed IS to
them and Sc for hearing eIparte; and that g
copy Of this order be published once q week,
rOr four successive weeks, IN the Memphis
Appeal This February q, uT2.
a cOpy-attest:
EDEUND 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z B MoHEEzT. Deputy Q. and n
- rna- - E,H -. Waw~.rA-Ma ..hT -
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TEE DOMEsTIe PRODUCE MARkEIs.
--LATEST RKPozr BIZ TELEsRARH.l
NEW

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-FIour dull;
superhne, So so; Xxx, 81 25; xxx,
S. 25. Corn hrm-mixed, 779S0c; white,
csc. Hay-mRrket bare; nominally choice,
SIS. Pork dull; mess $13913 IS. Bacon
dull at 6&7A@7Xe. Hams-sugsr-cured,
u@11Zo. Lard 6ull-tiercs, ek@9%o;
key, 10T91OLc. Sugar easier; inferior,
$40; tsir TO fully fair, sHG9%c; prims,
Ice. MOlssses quiet inferlor, 3O@32hc /;
poor reboilsd, 42H@45c; coed ~fermenting,
4594Se; cistern bottom, 60G65o. Coffse
easier; fair, 19k@19%c; good, 2O@2OHe;
prince 20H&20Ao. Whisky, Western
rectifed, 9O99ec.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, March l5 Flour firm and
in fair demand; superine, So 6097; family,
H50G9. Wheat, market bare. Corn steady,
Csc. Rye, 81, Barley, 65@75c. Cornmesl,
So Is. Mess pork, Sl4; rump, $11 so. Lard,
prime steam, exc, kettle, sZe. Bulk
shoulders, 5He; clear rio, &c; clear side,
Ike; clear side, &C. Hams, s~ugsr-cured,
1910; plain, 1910; country bacon, 81, 20
Sc. COrnmeal q meat markets quiet on
account of freight blockade.
ST. LOUIS.
sT.LoUIs, March is Flour steady; ex-
ira winter S. 2596 40; Xxx, 90 6OG6 rs;
family 81 90GS 70. Spring wheat firm;
No. 2, 81 AZ; winter dull; No. 2 81 rs Corn
slow: No. 2 mixed, 40K&41. Oats dull;
n Z. 2 500 Barley firm, Sc zoe for choice
Iowa. Rye dull; Nc, 2, 82Hc. Whisky
lower; Ssk9S4kc. Pork unchanged; and
in good demand at SI2 cash. Dry sailed
meats are nominal; loose shoulders, 4e;
clear rib, &c; clear sides, exc. Bacon dull;
packed shoulders, cash and April, 5Ho.
Lard dull; city steam s 8 I69SZ; country
pork, steam, Sc; do kettle, .SEc. Hogs
quiet ct AGA so. Cattle in fsir demand
s. 5O96.
CINCINNATI, March l5.-Flour quiet;
family, 81 25G7 90. Wheat steady; red,
81 5S9l 60. Corn stesdy; 45946c. Rye
steady, 92G94c, Oats dull, SSG42c. Barley
dull, prices dropping. Pork-fun prices
ssked bat do demand; sales at IIZ@l2c.
Country sold at NE Lard dull Gad
nominal at sK9shc. Bulk m~ests-good
demand st full prices. BRcon-goOd de.
msnd for sides; at 6Xc; clear ribs and
clear sides were held at TIC, Whisky
IN fair demand at Sac
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, March I5.-Tobscco is ac-
tive and very high; sales, 1S6 hogsheads;
Bsgging Is quiet at 16H9I7o. Flour is
firm; eX5rs family, 81 81. Grain quiet;
corn, sacked 6O@6Ic; rye, S5990c; barley,
7599Oc; cats. sacked, csc. Provisions are
quiet. BscOn-shoulders, SIC; clear rib,
&c; elesr sides, TIC. Bulk meats are dull;
shoulders, 4Hc; olesr rib, &c; lear sides,
SIC. Mess PORK, SIS. Whisky quiet at SIC.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March Il -Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whest-No. 2 spring weak
and lc lower; 81 20kc cash. Corn-N0. 2
mixed quist at $3.50. 0sts-No, 2 irner,
49,. n HaaF- n ~
shsde frmer, at zoe Bariey-spring No. 2 q
shade frmer at 59950Hc. Provisions
weaker. Mess pork, Sll so Lard steady
IS Is. Picked hams, 6k9SAc. Bulk
meats -shoulders, &c; sides, SIC; clear
rib, SIC; clear side. 61Se. Dressed hogs
quiet, st S. 1895 12k HighWinss hrmer
st S3Ho. Hogs dull at "a 2594 so,
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Saturday. Rarch Is. laz2-

with legal hOurs. the following described
real estate to-w1t. Lying and Eelng IN the
county OF EnslDy ma state OF Teuueasee
sbOut tWo-Rnd-one-half miles northeast 81
Court square, near and adjacent to he Ena
OF Lne Aemphta aDd Raleigh Raj ircac, u1W
under said Es1t estate mere
particularly described as fOuoEss Lea Noa.
g 8 : 10 and y, each containing one Ecrs.
and Los NO c-outatning j ii-l09 acres s.
laid on ~ j. Mcclure, Cou4ty Surveyor.
which Is On dls II Ghis cause, ana Whtch can
De seen at any time on application.
TERAs OF a red Of seven and
twelve months notes with security saEsu.
and lien retained on land unfu paTmentn 81
purchase money This Fs1ruaUR iSZ
Nd. L.STEWANT, CLERK nd Msster.
Em1BG &IseHrEou. 8olfctfurT fefH ids
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sPEcikL NOTICE.

Lhssfsnde and OebiIttY.-Ehe IsIAxs-
ton OF nervots energy which creates an in
dlsF osltion to physical or mental EFFORT, so
strong as almost 10 amount 10 positive ina
b1ity and which we term lsssitude, proceeds
from a variety Of cauEes. The principal of
these are constitutional detility, heat OF the
atmosphere, coupled with humidity, climatic
charges, and the physical prostration conse-
quent upon 3 long iIlness. But whstsver the
cause, Il must be perfectly clear that II the
nervous system Is unGuy relaxed, some
thing is required to brace 1t up. That some
thing Is HOststter's Bittsis, which Is unIver.
sally recognized as the most complete and
speedy recupersnt OF the physical forces In
existence. It has been so thoroughly and
wiley demonstrated az 70 be . matter Of
positive certainty and familiar knowledge
that the Bitters viii not only rehsbilttste
the physique when shattered n wasted by
disease. but will also, II taken systematically,
actually compensate tbs conAtitut,ons,ly
teebls rams for It's deficiency of strength
and by intusIng new Life into 9 weak sys.
tenn, endoW 1t with the health and vtgor
which Nature has denied It. The Bttters also
enable the body 70 resist the ~enervating In
nuences o. heat, humidity and changes nom
a temperate TO q hot climate, IL Ia on these
accounts specially to be recommended 70
travellers and residents in the torrld zone,
aud persr ms subjected to abrupt transitions
in temperature
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%W0R-REslDEHT RgTIcE.

No. at. Rim the Firzt Chancsry Court o
5helby county, Tennessee-LszbsLs Smco'
vs. Charles L. EmoOL.
IT Appearing from afddGyft in this cauzl
4 hat the defendant. Charles j. moot, Il
. nouAresident Of tbeState OF Tennessee, and
EnoWn
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make
IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessss, on or be-
fore the nTBt Monday In Nay, IS71 and
plead, answer OF dsmur 10 complainauh'
DILL or the same VIII he taken for confessed
a. TO him and set for hearing exparts: and
that a copy o. th1s order be published once g
week, Tor four successive weeks, in The Mem
phis Appeal. This March G, lST1
A copT-attezt.
EDM0ND A COLE CLERK and Hsstsr.
BYB ] BLACK, Deputy Gerk aud Master.
Ino. g. FINITE. o for conpInt. lmhTth
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Pstlllsq for Amsadmsat CT Charter.

No. $50, b DIN ne Second Chaneery Uourt
o. Shelby county Tennessee
= A. slGG1r j. ". ocuEzu.
~ IL BazEcu 4.k F4lppIn, M. j.. Drcn-
Tans A. L. Harrl. Geo ". Cheek e. g. ne
GEes- / B. Kirkland, ]. W. Page, Jr- 81. j..
Wigs and 2 =. Nelson. stocE holders in t1a
Memphis Oh Company" AVE Eled their
PezEo IN En1a court prEylnE nat the enar-
ter Of b said NA6mphis uu Company" Dc
50 altered and amend as to give sad con-
PAM ths power, IN Edciftcu 70 kat already
nelu, TO chSrEer or p~urchase, own Ruaaruu
D or more steamboats,, and % purchase.
and Ese mules. draTE, wagons, czrts and
other personal property which Ens Bcari o.
Directors may think Necessary IN TIE Prose
uuffcn ofJhe lestttmsts 5usir ezu OF the SAD
compa1ys
u is heFefcrs ordersd BY the Clerk ana
Master, That p~obicstion be made IN ths
Memphis appeal ter thirty Gaya notsnrfnE
al psr5 nz lezFtnEi to make thsir R2pssr-
ane5 herein cat5Ee said coUrt. en- OF Baiors
B1s first Monday In Nay, ISL, and hoW
cause, II shy they i've or kuo q. Why Eha
prayer u petitioners hOuld not be granlsd.
or the same VIII Be hsaIu expsr1s. This
March 9th, Is72.
oopy-attsst.
n. D L STEWART, Clerk and Nastsr.
Sy Q. Deputy Q. ard II.
Ackarlsnd q Goodwill, Sois. fcr p~etitioa-
SIS mh5
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s~oa-assldsBt settles

No. Ass, r Din the Second Chaneary Cour
Of Shelby county, Tennessee. C1mmiDe
johnson ct al vs. David O Cross 81 al.
IT aD1eaTtng from the Dill which issHorn e
in this cause that the d~sfendant, Davt O
Oross is Just y INDEBTED to the complsinantl
IS the exsgutOrs of q. W, Fisher, deceased, In
the sum OF $3.50 and tntai est due by note
made April 18th, 1851, by Samuel Woodruff
payable 90 the order o. ID. U. cross, and bg
btm endorsed. and thst said David Z. Cross Il
a nonresident o. the state OF Tennessee. and
that foR-fheEe causes an altas attachment
was sued OEtby order Of this Court against
the pzeplrty OF thS DEFENDANT, Cross, and the
same was issued, and mas been returned y
the Sherlf, duly levied on The property ol
defendant, Gross, by gaTuiHImfnS.
IL Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, thai he make his appearances
herein, ST the Court houss OF b SecO2d
Chanoary Court 0fSnalhy county, in me city
OF Memphis, ToDrassss on or before The
first Mondsy IN April, 1879, q plead, an.
sWer or dsmur TO eo~mpiainants bl. or Tie
same viii bs tRken fer u fessed IS 70 him
and set Tor hearing eLparts; md that e COY
of this order be published ones a Wssk, fCI
fo1r successive weeks, in the Memphis -
This February q. lS7gs
A copy-Atssats
q. D. L STEWART, Clerk q EasssT
By O. BELczEg, Deputy Clsrk nj Master
Join Johnston. sol FOR complainant fsE
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hdmi1Isfrafor's s-eIfisme9f.

For the Probste Court OF shelby county,
Tenneasse.-TO the heirs and creditors 81
william 3. Robinstt, deceased:
NOTICE Is hereby g1Veu that Edward Irhy,
IN Is admtuistrssoe de ont non OF the IS
tate OF William i. Robinett, deceased, has
dled in ny nc assttiemont Of Eaid estate,
which viii Sa presented TO the court FOR con
arm alton at The March Term, lS72, to be held
on the nyst Monday Of said month, In the
ary q. 1872 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
agLH cgxLEn DC ~
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No. 4SI, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee.-M. ID, Rhodes
We. Philip 8. VIM sEa e. M ApPerson q
10.
~, t5ta eer.a that the defendant Phil
In s. VIM, is Justly insssSted 20 tne eoHa-
Diainant in the sum OF Sls50, due oy oPea SC
Sount, and that he Is 3 non resldenb o. bns
Sfafe ri Tennessee, and that Tor these causes
an attachment was sued out OF thus court
agsiust the property Of defendant VIM,
and the same was issued, and has been re-
turned nY Ghs Sheriff uly levied on the
property OF dendsnI, Hinns by garntsnment
IN K. AppersOn q 90.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk ana Mas
ter. That he make his appearances herein
al ths courthouse of the Second Chancsry
Court OF shelby county, in the city OF Mem
MT. Tennsssee, on or before the nrBt Mon.
dsv In April, 1879, and plead, answer o.
denur TO complainants' bill. or the same VIII
~ taken for confessed IS to him and set FOR
hsarfuR ex parte; and that 8 copy OF this or
der ~ rdhfished once q week, for four sue
sesFiVs weeks, In the Memphis Appeal This
February a, I674
Nd. D. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
nv d. BxLcHER, Deputy Q. and NJ
Can't & Mcdowell, Sol for comppk feZ
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zOnday, Marsa 25lh, 1872,

within legal hours, tbs following described
property sttEaledm shelby co1nty, Ts-nss-
sssi neaT the city Of Memphis, tO-Efts Be-
ginning at ast2Ee g, thence north J degrees
west nineteen Inks 70 apost-oak mErkA "A.
on cars avenue well BOUNDARY line.
thsrce east fOurrsen chairs. twenty CIR
links 70 s-akss themes nora thlrtF-o1s De-
gT9es east four Inks 70 q post oak uErEs1
A. thence north nine degrees east three
Grains 70 a stake. Es~Ten1y=EtX Inks E0uth-
west OF the center OF the railroad tha1ec
win said road north l8rty-save1 degrees
Wesa nTe ehainz, Eorth foTty i've q + half
degrees west nftseu chains forty-eight Inks
to . stake, hence north any seven dsgTses
east thirteen links toa aweal 60 - cE
said Cars vest boundarg Inc hence south
seventeen chains with sid line GO the uestr-
ming, containing fourteen and two ane hra-
areah aorsEs more Or less
TEEHs OF 5AAE-Ons third cash. baiaucs
In ~ eQu&l instruments. due an payaals
In ons and two years, with interest, the
purchasers executing EOtz with god seen
rlty for the payment Of t1s balance OF puE-
chss5 mocsy and q lien retained OF said
property
SARAH MCaEHEE.
ELecufr1E o. the last ali and testament cf
Edmund Mcaahss, deceased.
r. H1rrfH q HATS rwHGrWnwa anET
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Saturday, Esarch 81, ls7z

WITHIN legal hour, the following described
propertys situated IN Memphi sheIby c00U-
y. tennessee, tO-W1ls
Lots NcB. 7 and 8, ouths plan OF subdivision
Of part Of lot No ), block 40, 50. CT Tie plan
o. south Memphis; the said plan va mads
By Milton 4. Kerr, Gnd Is On lie herein.
which shows that said Two lots have q EOnE
Of8 fest each on Browns NVsnus Pro11csa,
and run back k4H assf TO al alley.
Terms OF Sais-Du 3 credit o. az mGufua
purchaser requires % exs<ut8 Notes With az
prove sure les; hen 70 be retained % zscEra
aama Equity Of redemption barred
This March A.l6Z
EDaUND a. COLE CLERK and Aastsr.
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Hssnssdar. goth asreh. lsz2.

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock an and {
O'Clock pm, At the office OF Donoh a Bulk.
ley, s. Madison street, in the city OF aem-
phis, proceed TO sell, for CASH, TO the highest
ana best bidder, the following tracts OF land
s~ituEte, lying and being In the county o:
Saint Francis, said state Of Arkansas, and
described as follows, to wit: TIT west tac-
ttonal half OF section eighteen l5l, the W6Ef
half or Z east rail- OF section efghtseu CE.
the west half OF section nineteen I7), the
WesG half OF the northwest fractional half OF
fractional section thtrty(Gl ,DtOWnship three
90, north OF range nvet5is east, the s01theas,
quarter OF ths southeast QuGytsr OF section
Ggenty-four "a, the northeast fracttOnal
quarter or section twenty-five 25j, the north
a Of the southeast quarter Of section
tWentT-fOur "a, and the southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF section twenty.
four "a, in township TIRES, north Of range
four, EAST, containing z thousand and
tWeoty-tYo (I82sl scres, more OF less.
The right or equity OF redemption Is sz-
prsssly waived IN said trust deed, and the
title to the property Is believed 70 be good,
but I viii sell and convey only - trustee.
Isle H d BULkLEY, TrcEtaa-
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The NEW YORK Day GOODS MAKRET.
--LATEST REPoET By rELEezAPH.I

NEW YORK, March Is.
The market was fairly active and buoy
ant. Glasgow ginghsms are advanced by
agents to lSZc; Booths brown sheetings
to lSHc; Indian Head, 40-inch, I7Xc; IS
inch, zoe; Lawrence Y, 13Hc; Mona Mock
lO-4, $50; Mystic River, 36-inch, 1SHc;
Warren FF, 40 inch, Ice; Hamilton drills,
l5Hc; Agswsm drills, I3c; Massachusetts,
brown s~heetings. 1870; Thorndike a
stripes, 1791sc; B, 16H@I7Hc; o, IKE;
Columbian brown, l5c, YeomEn stripes,
l5Z9l6c; Sisters blesched muslins, 1sHc;
Pocsssst Cause, I5c; New York mills, %
@22Hc; Garner & Co.'s paper csmbrics,
l3Ho. Cloak seckings are advanced 2H@
sc perysrd, as are repellants. Kentucky
jsa1s are generally five cents per yard
hiRhar-
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FIskECE AND TRADE
gFFI1E or TIKI DAILY APREAIs
FRIDAY, March Is, l62


HEAHCIAI@
We hear nothing Of interest in the mon
ey market. Banks are well prepared WILL
currency 20 accommodate the demand
In tsct, the supply was in excess OF the
demand. Although the cotton market
hiss not been active during the week sales
hsve been liberal.
EXchs=ge was not making very heely
and in far demand. There were several
transactions between banks during the
day az eos per $1,000 70 par. Counter rates
are steady at ZcdiscOunt buying ana par
selling. Applications for loans were
light. Rates are unchanged, 1922 per
annums
cold wss in demand. One dealer Pur-
chased $1,000 at l09ze. Rates were IOs7&9
ITO sld selling 81 ll0A9llOh.
Money "a mostly employed 70 move
cotton. Hence, bus little interest Is TAX
on in the local stock and security market.
Very few stocks or bonds are pressing
the market. Tbs new Mississippi levee
bonds are about to be thrown upon the
market, holders asking Csc. Memphis
and Charleston stock is nominal snd dull.
First mortgage bonds, S6QSSc. Missis-
sippi Central first bonds, S79SSc; second
b0nis,- S0SSlc. County warrants are
bought ct $4,000, and cold at 92g95e.
Bank of Tennessee money, old, is bought
a. S5L6S65 and sold 81 s7G69s. The new
issue Is quoted at soc. City bonds are
quoted st 5fk@55o for the currency, and
for tbs gold issue. Arkansas levee
bonds are nOminsllyi 2sc.
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Rsscality in Eue-Ths Herald pub
fishes an Eris exhibit which shows that
there has been q tremendous Increase in
all the departments whers frauds could
be perpetrsted since 1864, the time when
Gould and his associates became connect
a. with the rosd The contingency SIX
pensss, which in 1867 were s. go $50, in
1859 increased IN 81, COZ, 952, and in 1871 to
sig OBS 243. The general supefinte1dcnb's
expenses amounted TO 81, S46 Isl In 1867,
and In 1870, Jim Ticks year, Il jumps 70
SlB. rs O2S. The issue of stock sscerded
nom SIS. 100000 to SIS coo 0C0, and Of this
sum there is actually sid 70 be q deficit
unRocouuted for Of f5l, 900. 900, covered up
in some ingenious WSy By those who have
had sccess 10 the EIs books. The item
Of SCENTS and clerks, which in 1857 was
R6II- III 90, increased until in 1871 there
wzs Sl,173 $50 p set down. The increase
for conductors, baggage and brskemen
was over S4OO, 900. The board Of directors
were yesterday examining the books, but
no publicity was given 20 their proceed
ings. The Official financial exhibit is 500
expected.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is.
The money market closed as follows:
GOld----lnA Bank--.- -
Sterling Ex---~i2A Signt- EX.---I prem.
LONDON.
LONDON, March Is.
At the close the money market was as
follows:
Consols, money--.sZx Us SOS IS7-s8H
Gonsols, ses Us lo--OAE-
PARIS.
Paris, March I5.-Rsntes, 56f $40.
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sea- Resident gstss.

Before JoHE ". HARRIs, ]. p, Of Fayette
County, Iennessee-Rsoscca E. Ing, ad.
ministrstrix OF l. ". Ing, deceased, VS.. 4.
D. Winsett.
q TfACHAEGT having been sued out in
"A the above cause, on The ground that the
endan Il o nonresident las appeared BY
same having been returned before me, q Jus
tics OF the Peace u and for said county n
STATE levied upon the prrsOu2I prOpe fty or
VIII take notice that ss1o cause Is set for ufal
before ne At my ONCE In GslIgWay5s Sta
ton A6mphis and Ohio Railroad IN the 18th
day ofApEu next Al the EOur Of IOH O'Clock
am wen and who're defendant wiz take
notice toappeaT and defend said cause, or the
same T1i De proceeded with eXpzrts; II Is
further ordered that publication be made In
the Memphis Appeal Tor four weeks.
This ID day Of March, E72
JOHN W. HARRIS, J, 2.
ms fnr Eauaraa limit
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HAVING qualified as administrator OF
IL r. N. Woodward, deceased, this IS to
notify AL persons having claims against the
estate to Me the same, duly probated, with
me within the time allowed By law ali per.
sons indebted to Eald estate VII please eorns
may be dled with and tndettednfsa paid 70
WI Taylor, OF Ford, Potter 4 o., Union
street.. JUDITH ". WOODWARD
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EraoUfnr'a RaliIams04

FOR the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Ten.
nessee.-To the hsirs sid creditors OF WIN,
X. Hul, deceased:
NOFIUE il hereby given thst ". g Gal.
~ breath, a. Executor OF VIM. Keenan,
Hfl, deceased, has dled In my ones q settle
ment OF said estate, which VIII be presented
to the court for confirmation a The March
Term. l571 to be held IN this nrss Monday Of
said month. In the court-houRs IN Tia city OF
Memphis. February =, 1572
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
BY ]. 81. CuLIEN, ID. q.
Charles Kortrecht Attorney. fs7s
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N~on-Residsnt MosIes,

B P. Braden vs. b D. Winsett-BsfOrs me. I.
W. Harris, Justice OF the Peace for Fsyette
County, Tennessee.
TACRMEHf having been sued out In
~ the above cause on me ground that he
detendant Is 9 nonresident OF the state Of
said attsehment having bean returned, levied
upon tbs personal property ofthe defendant,
+. d. W1nEett; ne VII take notice hat h
fore me, at my once, in Galloway Station.
set for trial on the sth day uf April next or
the sane VIII be proceeded with exparte; Il
Is further ordered that publication be made
in the Memphis Appeal for four Wesks
18th day OF March, 1877.
7. ". HARRIS J. T.
NH In and or FavefDe comfy. Tam.
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NOTICE..

No. GO, r. DIN the Probats Court OF Shell
by county, TenueSses-6eorEa L. DougiasS
administrator Of the estate 81 OF &. n ond
deceased, VI Robert Bond ct al
- his esuAs Il appearing that the residencs
4 Of defendant, Jud Smith, is unknown, and
uPon d1hgent inquiry II cannot be ascsr.
tRinec;
house Of the Probate Court Of Shelby COun
ty, Tennessee, on or before the drst Monday
TO compliments bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as 10 him. and set for
hearing exparte; n that q copy Of this
order be published once a week, for tour sue.
cesafTe weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
This 4th OF March, 1874.
A~cOpy-aCtest;
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By i. q. JULES, Deputy CLARK.