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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26
Rrrnx nov

In Cloths and cass,neres. Stock must be re
dueed,-Gsii at BEATTY 3.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26

The balance OF the Millinery Stock belonging
to the estate of Mrs. A. c. TIasbrouck, will be
found on exhibition and for sale at the rooms OF
NJ ]. sysett. Phenix Block, where will be iound
some great bargains. J. s. SMITH, Assignee.
Sept. 9, 1sva.
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READY-MADE cLorHING

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
wewant it understood that Flath d Poe arc
not to be undersold In Ready made Clothing by
any one in business either in Ravenna, Alliance
Akron, any other Retail Town. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
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Unity lodge. No. II. r. and A NJ.
meets the second and fourth Mondays Of eac
month.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26

paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by } ). Walker. opposite Citizens Hall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26

A splendid stock of Lamps to he closed out at
cost, at the store of N CONVERSE
Holiday Goods.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26

T. o. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. eb.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fei-
olKs, Hal.
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Bargains in Lap Robes.
We are selling Animal Lap Robss At ss.H.
yNRY CHEAP. POE BROS.
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ryrfan Chapter, No. 81. r. A. NJ.
Meets thefhirs. wednesday OF each month, In
Masonic fsaii. PireEix B.osk-
DC cooLMAs. II z.
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Nj L1SETr has remoyec HE Hoop skirt
= and Corset factory to the room under the store
OF IT. I. Day in Phenix Block, where those in
want of goods in his line are requested 10 call.
kayenna March 10, 1878, 1se-h.
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Go to J. s. Walkers. opposite Citizens Hall, TO
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. se look as
good as new:
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Holidays.

fine assortment of Ladies' Cuffs and Collar
can be found at the store of n. CONVERSE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26

To find the best and cheapest stock of Hats
and Caps you must visit FLATH & Poe estab-
lishment. You can find there just what you
want. New stock received almost every day.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-26
Yarn.
HEAD QUARTERS.

A nice stock all wool Factory Yarn. a. rsdue
ed prIces, at " CoSrEKsE's.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
JNO. C. BEATTY

has removed toNo. 5, Reeds Block, and opened
up the largest and most attractive stock of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HATS & GAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, &c.
Ever shown in this market,
Hunt mp Beatty's Store II you want anything in
hIsline as he win make it to your interest to
trade with him. j. C. BEATTY.
EEAR IN MIND
That BEATTY has got first class Merchant
Tailoring Department. in connection with his
other business. 1t is under the superintend-
ence of Mr.. GEO. W. sToUFFEE, who gives
universal satisfaction in HIS FITS.
HGr n. B.-Particuiar attention paid TO cut
ting garments to be made mp elsewhere,
EVERY GENT.
Wanting Cloths or Cassimeres will make mis-
tskc if he buys without looking at BEATTY's
Stock.
There is no use lodging the question, Beatty
is HEAD QUARTERS on Hats Caps.
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j. s. Smith u Co. are offering some
special bargains in Holiday Goods.
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To save Money.

The place to buy PLASTER .isat
s0s. 4. d. HUDSON'S.
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Ravenna Encampment. No. lac.
Meets every and and 4th Fridays Of each month.
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Elesant Ottoman Reversible shawis at s4ss
at POE BROS.
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Batting.
A good quality Batting to be found at No.
Etna Block. at 1ec to &c per Id.
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P.rt,cu,.r Attent

Go to Deming's
to purchase your Glass Ware.
May ~ 1874 1871.
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A. d q. ". Ry--Changs ef Yime.
The following are the times OF the dep parture
Of trains At the points below. ID took effect
Monday, Nov. 9TH:
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GREAT DECLINE
In Dry Goods. at POE BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-28
SPECIAL NOTIcE.

What spring Brtnss Wieh It-&s
garded from q medical standpoint. Spring 10
not the deIectable season described by YER
poets. On the contrary its yield of in
termittent fevers, bilious attacks, rbeumstic
pains, disorders OF the stomach nervous
complaints and pulmonary diseases is al-
most as large IS Us crop OF violets,
drops and cherry blossoms, The invisible
seeds Of innumerable maladies rise with the
mOFning mssts. and are scattered broadcast
by the vapors Of night. Who can resist their
msphitic i~nfuenceR Certainly not the weak
by nature, or those whose nervous energies
have been ovsrtasked by mental OF physical
labor, unless they tone and inYigorate their
systems, and thus enable them to cope with
the unhealthy influences by which they are
surrounded.
The only medicinal agent by which this OBJ.
jscs can be rapidly and safely accomplished,
is tie crest vegetable Tenovan and fnvigo-
rant Hsstetter's Stomach Bitsers. The ope
ration OF tnis celebrated specific IL fOur-f0id.
the seerstions. iR proves the condition OF the
blood, s~uPertnduces 3 regular nabit OF body,
and thereby impsris such vigor and elastic.
tty n the whole physical structure, Is TO rem
der IL capable OF resisting the action OF the
poisonous mtaama. with which the spring
atmosphere Is always 70 some extent Inn
p~FaKuated. Here, then, Is q READY ana GER
tain means Of escaping the disorders preya-
lent st this season, or (f they have already
fastened upon the systeml Of c0nquering
them speedily and thoroughly. The 1avoT
OF = medicine Is not o. much consequence.
roVids it does Its Work properly Dut OF
Hosbstter's Bitters it may be fairly said that
they enect q care without o~utraging the pa
tient's sense OF taste.
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No. 60.-In the First Chsucsry Court o.
Edelby ounfV Tsune15e0-J. 8. Stanton
and Jessa Moore, firm Of Stanton & Moore,
VI. 3. 81. Simpson, Branch Hurt et 81
IT appearing that o writ og attachment WIS
a issued In the oause March u ls71.
against th9 estate Of defendant, 2. ~. slup-
coz, By virtue OF tbs BIN Of 0on1 p~lsinanfs
under oath, nlad herein on sanpe day, aIleg-
ing that said simpson Is q citizen OF Panol
county. Mississippi n q nonresident %
tina state OF TENNESSEE that he Is indabtaG
to ccn1plftuant1 In ebOuf TIE sum OF $3.50
with interest etc, a. evidenced oyjudgaent
reddarsd against him January q, r60. in
the Chancery Court OF Memphis. and thst
said writ has teen returned levied or ne
properly 81 said Simpson, to wit. h1B inter
est In VI nre.fnsu1ance policies IN Memphis.
Tenn; also, that defendant, Eranc Hurt e
a citizen OF Ats.tssippi, and n0z-residsnt
OF Tennessee:
Il Is thersSora ordeIsd, That Ehsy make
thetz appearances heEetpt at t1s Gour1houEs
In the city OF Memphis, Eennessse. en- Or he
fore the nrst Monday IN Nay. ls72 and
plead, answer OF dsnlur to compIafnant's
bin, or the same vii De taken for confessed
Is 70 taen q set Tor hearing sxrarte; and
that a cop OF this order be pub
lished 0nce 3 week, for k0uE sucozZz3Te
weeks, tn the Memphis Appeal.
A copY-Attsst:
EDMUND A.c0LE. Clerk and Master,
b X DeputFU and NJ
LozEood& MicOu, Soils. Tor complatcau1A
I'll o LnI
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~ and bOnds-On the stock eX
change Erie was the fsvOrite during the
morning, but lost much Of Its hold on
spectators during the afternoon. The
first sale was made At 65, which was fol-
lowed by q rapid decline to 60, and but
few sales were made between the two
prices. AftsrWard the price advanced to
62k, fell OF to 60Z, advanced to 62L, de
elined to and closed weak ct 59H, The
foreign orders for Erie to-day were very
limited. Private kilograms rom LendOn
state that the decline there was attended
with very large sales Of long stock, and in
cur stock exchange there were inter-
vsls during the day when It seemed as II
some brokers could not sell stock enough
fer their constituents. The balance Of the
market YVES buoysnt snd higher, the ad.
Vsnes ranging rom a to 24 per cent
Ohio md Mississipbi led the list on the
upward turn, and advanced from 4SH 20
5l% Rock Island SdyAnced from 1853
20 II7H. The Rock Island directors have
declared a dividend Of AZ per cent, free
of government tax, payable on the
2S3 OF April. The rsnsfer books
vii close on the 9Th of April. The
Northwestern was next In point Of
interest; Northwestern common, Wa
bash, Western Union, st. Paul common,
Lake Shore and New York Central. all Of
which were strong and higher. Union
Pacific is steady In the miscellaneous list.
Boston. Harlem and Erie sold up to eKo.
Quicksilver shares are weak, Incidental to
the Erie movement. A report was cur
rent on the street to-day that Heath q
REphssl hEd retired frOaa the contest. bnt
1t could not be authenticated. London
quotations for Erie are from 81 TO $50 for
unprotected and protected shares Stock
At the close was strong. except Erie,
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FIRANcE AHO TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY ArREALs
WEDNESDAY,, March - lsoA. }

OFFICE OF THE DAILY AfEhAA9 !
WEDNESDAY, March - lsos }
FLHAHCEAK-
we have noshing Of special interest to
Ta.or, a mo Q matters, Currency IL 10
euoolv sQuas 20 tie demand, with rates
steady at 10 to y per Q per snnum-
r. xchan there was Still an active
dam md There were Transactions be-
tween banks At 81 so to g per 5000. Coun-
ter rates on Eastern bills are from Dss 20
kc discount, and Cd New Orleans - dis'
count. In selling 4 premium Is sne Isss
on Eastern checks, and par 70 HcoEoSuns
on New OrlsEng.
Tbs demand tor gold was but moderate,
Dsslers were paying 1924 TO lO9z. New
York rate was lIoh.
There was but httls inquiry for stocks
OF bands, The market was shout me
same az reported yesterday. Memphls
and Charleston railTOSd Stock Is Quobed
81 IS and So City securities are dull
O. 5zG5sK for tbs long date, currency
issus- Win 3 sale to-day at the inside
figures, Gold issue, 62G6Sc. County
warrants, s9G90s, and sold at szgsSc,
Street. railroad stock is z5c. Arkansas
lsyee bonds are nominslly 2lHc. Bank
OF Tsnnessss monev, old Is bought
st $50. snd sold At S79So3 FIRST more
gage bonds of the Mississippi Oentt9
railroad are S5&S6c, and sscopo Oohos, :.
SfSos mcApAa
mortgage, SIC.
The sserets~v OF the treasury has, after
careful consideration, allowed
OF three cents q pound upon rehned crys-
tsJline sugar. The produce Of imported So
ga-s, when exported This will not only
stimulate the product OF our sugar re-
fusriss. and the importation OF sugars 70
supply them. but IL will furnish irslRns
for export. Formerly 8 large and pronba-
bis business Wss done in ssn0lnR renned
E1Ksr - South America and other porSs'
This branch OF trade has been cut on oe'
cause sufficient draw back Wss not suoNSo-
It viii probably revive under the nsS
and literal allowances.
The value Of the raw cotton
81 England during the calendar year 1911
was Sl9I559 40 The snount was . 4So,-
600 bsiss Wnen this cotton was manu-
featured, its values had increased 70 taS5'-
476 $50 In the hsnds Of tbs msnutscsu-
rer. therefore. g value Of SIPS 9l7 100 or
ab5ut $50 psr cant was added. A cotton
crop such As the South produced IN 1871
(ssV 4 200 600 bslesl was worth in England
S2S5. 200 O30, After il had passed throngh
the ksnds OF manufacture 3 so, zOO,OOJ
added TO its value, and b goods
were sold for S592 s00, coo. The lsOO3,OO0
bales which tbs North consumed oW1ng
TO the tsrif. Wss increased in value July
$50 coo. 600, OF perhsps more. The WnoIe
cotton crop of tbs SOutn in lo79s Wbsn
made into goods, was sold for something
ike eco O0 600 H. then, maDufseiorles
were established in the cotton growing
States 70 manufacture the entire crop, our
exports would bs larger than the total eX-
ports from the United States st present.
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Wednesday, Third Of AgriI, ls72,

between the hoars O. 20 am.sads m
the prsmeesi Eel, a. pubtsssle, G. the hfEl-
est bidder, Tor cssl, the following descrfIzd
prOrertys A certain parcel OF ard situate.
ltng and bstGg IA the city OF Memphis.
e. unEy or snel1E auG the 5fsts or Tennessee.
End described e. -oH0ws- lO-1it. Esluz 4
cart Of Lot uu1hsred three huufred ana
asvsntT-cne GIib - d~aaignzasd uzOn The
original plan OflCtg Oft town 81 Mamphi7.
which part ot safa lot e thus 1eandeds Be-
ginning &C ne noE--zE11 corner Of al1E 1-E-
.sriy n8W a. George Cr0ETau'ss fheueo
eas6 with jefferson strSet 1fvaaiE1E ff fE8E
to t8 Intersection with Third street, there's
south vita Third street. o1s undred and
tcrty-sieht Cz8) feet. ak g. l11hsz 10 anethar
alley; thsnce with Aad s-lsy o1s hurdrsd
n 1orty-eight (4si fast. SIX % iUcha . az
Other alsy theGcs north win Eria last aisV
tAtrty.eI1 t&l feet % The boundary Inc
OF the rom sci lot a-creastd taeGe eEst
with said boundary line ninety feGl and SIX
% tzcAss % tue sQuthaB g. c0rEac OF the sfcrEa
said cromwell i1tf bEaEcG north with trE
east boundary linz Of said CauuWeu To- cas
hindu and EEEIua I14A fe=s=== =E-T1
lucnss 10 the sale hegin1EE-aoEathsr W1lh
ali tha pFurienauceB tnersunt1 ~bslonging.
said Deed CT Trust was sEscussd % secure
TIE payment OF CErtsin promiss1rT uotss 10
Edwin ". Lehman Tor tas hzlancs or the
purchase money. Re -empticn viewed. T.
tie perfect, bus sell only SO trustees
J-EJOaHEOH, Erustsa.
HeuaDbfS. March 8. 1S7Z mhH
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Atfaehmens Kafiea

No. IlB7, A. DIN the First Circu1t Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. e HiaE1.
Iohn 8. Sullivan. John c. Slnnott, = W.
Adams, TT. smith aud MaEtin Walt ".
The Memphis and Litsle Rock Railroad
Company.
TN this cause an attsahmant having been
L sued out under section 3f5 OF ths Code or
Tennessee, and snd refurEe1 into Court,
levied ~ EaTnis1ment en- the property
money, goods and effects Of defendant. IN
the hands OF Certain parties ard amda7lf
having been made that ths ~defsndsnt %
Justly indebted 20 Plaintiffs In tbs SUI Of
sLSG9 by mole md aec0unt, snd that lhe d3-
isnaant Is q non rs.ldent OF the Stsfs ofIsn-
nesHoe.
IL Is thersiors orisrsd, ThRt,1s mare Is
personal appearances herein, beeors tEs JzGge
OF the First ClIou16 Court OF ShsibF comfy
- the courf-h0uss1Ht ns city q Memphis On
the tEtrd Monday in Nav next ana Seien1
said suit. with the lime pre-
scribed Dy law. or tins SANE wiz ce proceeded
with expGrte; and that q copy OF t1ls order
De published Ouos q week. Tor four co1sscn-
tive weeks. IN the Memphis APPEAL
Done a. cd1cs, this = dey OF Mare1s ia3&i
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
ByL. e. BOSWELL, D. T..
Elicit 4 Phelan, Arior1e7s Tor 2iAintma
"hQfr ~
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Q0TTGH.

There YVES g fair demand from sl classes
Of buyers. Exporters were particularly
anxious for low grades, Very little was
doing IN bright c~Ottons, however, these
are in comparative light supply. The bst-
ter feeling in the cotton market gives life
and health 10 trade generally. This mar
ks5, since New YORK began to move up
ward this last time, has been sOmeWhst
sloW in Irs EdVEaoa, moving cautiously
knowing how tTickey the New YORK
market IL. Tbs market has been steady
snd fres Of any excitement whatever, Civ
ing 20 il 8 healthy tone. Buyers-6sve
made transactions qui5tly, with but LITTLE
attempt 70 shear 4" Ii fact, there has bseE
q feeling in the msrk5t like unto that ex-
perisncsd jCst bstors & great battle or
some looked for excitement. Rso5ip.s
for I'VE days were 50, 60 bales, porting 20
43 eco bales for the week. sRsinst Il 744
balss for the sHms tins last year, and 60
sos bales ia 'G9 20. The exports 20 Great
Britain End tins continent continue greater
than the ret receipts g. all the ports, lesv-
ing nothing tor spinncrs; stocks, in conRe-.
Qusncs srs being rapidly reduced. New
YORK opened -li5 ~ TX Fl E2Z0, an Ho
Of olnsiug ~ 80, aJraacing curing tue
day 70. L-y5TDUcl E6TsuCed an "a sHd
cl6sad str1rP 8 1:5si avs UPian0s aud
10 for OFieans. Int market CLOSED
strong at % zide quo5stiOns,
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Within legal hours fhs f0uoztnz described
property, situR1sd IN HemphfE, shef5T cguu-
IennezSos, Eo-wfEs
Lots Nos J and 8. On splan Of zuhdfvisIou
OF part Of lot No. 5, clock no. s. OF the rlan
OF scum 1emDhtsi tbs said plan vas
oE Milton A Kerr, and 81 On NE heraIn.
which shoWat that said two lots nave q front
ot3 1e5f Saoh On Brown 8 Fvguu8 prcducad,
. r1n oscz 43h 1Bet o al alisg.
Terms Of EEie-1 g credit o. alz mouth8s
purchaser required 70 exeeuta notes with aD-
proved uIe1eSi Len 70 % retained O. secure
sama Equity Of uedam ptiou Dared.
This MsrcnA, So
EDHUHD A C0LE. Clerk q Master.
IQpuonf n MlrCu H0fr~ff0~H wrh= N
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N~On-Rssldent ketips.

No. 52l- In the First ChRneery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee Julia A. Oaulkins ct
ell va A. O. Wu1Esach ct al
IT appearing that q writ of attachment vas
4 Issued in the above cause March Is, so,
oath, He'd herein same day, ard that writ OF
was isaued on March y, 1872.
by virtue Of an Amendment died on that
sgatnst the estate OF Al@eTt Q. MuTz
IN which sad bill and 80
is alleged tbst said WurEoach IL 3 citizen OF
Pennsylvania and nonresident OF Tenue5'
see; that he Is indie ted ~ b complatnSnts
Ia the sum of about $685. - per mounts
collected oy him as a0migtstratOr asa bfne-
tee, and not accounted for properly; that
said wits Of attachment have been returned
on property OF said d~e'end2nti also
that Mary 8. K1mball and Harriet Il. Elliott
a. Q cit sens of L0ag Island and non-r residents
OF Tennessee; that compliments have also
nled q petition herein 20 have Socther trus-
Zee appointed In leo Of sa d At Wulzofcb;
IL Is therefore ordered, That they max
their apDearau se herein, al the courthouse Ia
the city OF Mem phis, Tennessee, on or be-
fors the first Monday in Nay, 1872. q plead,
answer or demur 20 o~omplainsots' original
land amended bills, also sstd petition OF com
o~iafnaiits, or the same Will be taken for CON
fesged Ia to them and set for hearing ex
pate: and that a copy Of this order be pub
fishsd Once a week, for TOUR successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This ldarch e, 1872.
A cOIy-A test:
EisMUNDA. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY X, J. BLACK Deputy Y. and Id.
ii. CIry King. Sol for compl'nt mh1lWd
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asnIKAkeE.
EROM TILE oEDIE1EuE Committee.

FROA THE Ordinance COMMITTEE
EINPHrs, MMchs, I5l
70 tna Honorable General CoEncn.
Your Joint Ordinance COMMITTEES Of he
CCmmOu ouucf and Board OF Aldermen. "a
whom was EateETed the ~ordfnancas
rErTIOE L Be it ordained By ehe General
Council OF toe city OF Memphis, That ft shall
not BE- Lawful Tor the owners OF swine or
goats 20 permit them to run at large In any
y ne streets alleys or punlic squares Ct the
city OF Memphis
sec 2. That Il q be the duty Of the Chief
and costs found EuuntuZ at iaTza within the
city limits, and c0ndne the same IN suitable
lots, pens or houses. 20 be procured by him
IN three different portions OF the City. fCr
three daT6 II within thai time tina 0WHer
q hts agent shall call for said swine or goats.
they snail be delivered TO them mon She
sgmeu OF ons dollar for each head Of swfns
o. goats so taken up II no person comes 70
claim TIE same within the TIRES days, then
r1eh swine OF gOass shall be sold for the ben
edt OF the city.
sse-s- That - ordinances be pubiizhed
daily for q W&H In two or the city papsrE.
and aha1 take elect nom aud afEsr the date
OF the last publication.
And which ordinance had passed q arst
rsaatng D. both boards would report favor
able to its sdopticn.
WhereupOu the ordinance passed q =acond
ana hnai reading in The Common C6dncu,
and on references to the Board Of Aldermen
was read q second and Last time, md passed
nnRily March 2, 1871.
Approved, March g, ISa
AttsEts LR. RICHARDS. City RsQIstar,
mil John JOHNSON AaRor,
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Npn-Rsziaszf Ass:aa

B. ?. Brsdsn Va p 2. Wtnsaft-Bz forem me- 7.
". Harris, Justice Of the Peace for Fzyett8
County Tennessee.
a TTAGHMEaF having been SIZED ont IN
"A tns abOVs ceuse, On Ito rrOund that the
defendant T. q nonresident or the STATE OF
Tsnnsssee, IS appeared by sfdfsvft, ana the
said Attachment having been ruturnsd- LsEfed
ueon tbs Ders0oSl pEoPerty q a e defendant,
B. y. NiIEetti he VII 1aEe notice. that ne
fore me, at ny Oh g, ia Galloway station,
set Tor trial On the eth Car OF Apzl nsLt. o.
the sGn1e VII be procsedad with eTpaT-e. IL
Il fnrtLer ordefsd hat publication be made
in the Memphis AppeaI r1r fJur Wseks.
This fth cay Of March, i552.
]. ". HARE J. p.
mrT Il. and -or E-avasrs r~rns- wa--
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TT appearing nom sf1daEft In this cause,
u Joseph Byron VI. Wesley Finley, that the
defendant, Wesley FINLEY, is a non, resident.
er has absclnoed nom b STATE Of 1oEnea-
sees
Etfs tnarefcreo ordered, hat he make his ap-
pearanee herein, II my residence, In tha
Second Civil District, shelby county. Tenn.
plead, answer or demuf 70 GcmpIainaut's
hul. or tina same VIII be x Tor confessed
aa 70 him, and set for hearing eKparte. and
that q copy Of this order be Published once
q week. for tour EucgezstTe WsezA,tn the Mem
phis Appeal.
IA eopV-Atfe9t. J. A. LYON. !. p.
mhq0 ahafhW euNRErnn
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NEW YoRK. March q

NEW YORK, March q.
Tho dry goods business Is pretty lively
and the market firm. We quote: Adrias,
10 brown sheetiDRs, HXe; Indian Head,
l5c; Broad ~sv, 12Hc; Bsdford r, 1ekc
Grsniteville EE, lac; Mount Vernon @,
11Ho; Western World, Ike, Appleton
ana Adristic A brown drills, 1870. Ala
bsma osnsburgs, IS9lSHe; Augusta dark
@, l69l6hc; Milledgev1lls dark @, lSc.
Canoe River brown and slstejaans, Ike;
Indisn Orchard improved corset Jeans,
lsHs; RockPOrt bleschsd, 14kc. Cabot
A blesched muslins, 16c. Osbot A "a
blssched s~heesings, 16o; Pride of the
West, 2le Socasses Canoe. 14Ks; Utica
~S5-inc5, 193; Usics Nonpsrlsl, zoo. Utica
% sheetings, BOZ; Utcs, "a 57kc; Utics
9 4, 55e; . lea, 104 SOC. Bunneil's fancy
prints, 1lZo; Duaaelt's purplss, 12C;
Hsrtel fancies, NE; Hsrtel Swiss ru-
bies, l2e; Pacific Mills fancies, 12c, and
Simpsons mourning prints, lie.
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No, Blf-In the Second ChaDcery Court OF
Shelby county, TennesBse-ChRrlss Thomas
and Jane y. J.. Thomas VS., A. Watson and
Lewis r. Carr.
TT appeariug rom the afldayi and return
II of the Ehsrln 10 this cause lat the de-
fendaDt Lewis n. Carr IL 3 resilient Of the
stale OF Arkansas and a non resident Of the
Sta. . Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore oFdafed By the Clerk and
appearance herein, at tbs courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, EenneAsee, on or before
the arst Aonday IN May, 1877, and
plead, answer o. eau to the oosnpialnanss'
hill, or the sane VIII b. taken far confessed
aa 10 him, and set for hearing exDarte; and
that 3 cop ct this order be pnoushed once
Memphis Appeal
This Maron 70, 1872.
N, %, L. sIEWAET, Clerk and Naatar.
Ev GRozaR MALLERE, Deputy q. and n.
Myers = WyAts 80. 1pz eszapfk EhaW4