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No. 1859, o. h DIN the Second Chancery
COuT of Shelby county, Tennsssss.-SsraI
H. 7. aartrelt va. u. Gartreli, MRrths FOL
Well and others
TT appearing from the return Of the Shsrih
4 of shelby county, Tennessee, in this cause
that the defendants, MRvtha Folweu, Eannft
FoIWell, William FOiwell and Aary GArtreI
are not to be fopud N this cGnutV;
It is therefore ordered by the CLERK and Mas
ter, b they msket their appearance herein
at the courthouse OF the Second Chancsry
Court OF Shelby county, in the city OF Eem.
pills., Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon.
day in March, 1877, and plead, answer oil
demur to compartments bill, or a same VIII
be taken for confessed as to them and set fol
hearing ok parte; and that a cop Of this or.
der be published once q week, for fOur sue.
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. Thil
January II, 1872.
A cOpY-Attest:
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By c. BELCHER, Deputy Q. n u.
- nou KFnn Col nv ruuanVHr F-F1
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No. fin the First Chanoary Court OF Shelby
county, TennesEea-ThomEs James OF al. vs.
Louisa I. James OF a..
TT appearing rom proof in this cause thst
the defendant, Wills James, Ia 8 non.resi
dent OF the state of Tennesses, living in tbs
State of Kentucky, and that he is interested
as one of the deVisees OF the estate OF Ann
Eliza James, and entitled to a portion of hel
estate herein:
ID Is therefore ordered that he make his
appearance herein st the Courthouse in the
city OfMemphis, Tenn, IN or before the rst
Monday in February, lS72, n plead
answer or demur to c-Omplatnants' bill
rs to him AND set for hearing eXparts,
and that = COPY OF this order be pub
Hshed once a week, for four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal.
A oopy-AtteSt.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk n Master.
By 4. J. BLACK, ID. q. and 4.
Humes q POst0r. soils. FOR compIit. TdIq tus
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NOn-Rssidsnt aOtIcs,

No. 800. R-First Chencsry Court OF Shelby
county, Tenuessee-D. ". Bynum vs. ]. r,
Crump ct al
IT appearing from Affidavit 1 n this cause
a that the residence OF the Irby
II. Rudd, is unknown and cannOt be asoer-
tanned upon diligent inquiry;
It Is therefore ordered, thar he make mis- SD.
p~earance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1872, and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplainant's original and
9 bin, or the same viii be taken for
confessed IS 70 him, and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that q copy OF this order be pub
1ished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in The Memphis Appeal.
A c~opy-Attest:
EDMOND A. COLE, O, and n.
By r. ]. Lac D. y. and N.
J. N, Cord, SOl. for complainant fa9
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~Pson-Realdspt NetIea.

No. 4Sl.-ln the First Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tennesss e.-Fletcher Lane
and Newton Ford VS. Anthony @. Lane ct al.
TT appearing from Id IN this cause
that the defendant, Anthony Q. Lane Is
a resident o. the state OF mississippi n a
I6 "a therefore order ID, hat he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis Tennessee, on or be-
plead, answer or demur 70 cOmplalnantss
bin, or the same win he taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing exparte; and
that q copy of this order be pub
lished once q week, tor foul successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal,
A ~copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By i. B. McHEHRY, Deputy 9. and NJ.
~Jarnagin a Fraysers SolB. for oomplainants.
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nOMOAY, FEsRUARY 5, Is72,

Between the hours Of 10 am. and4 pm. On
III southwest corner OF KAN and Madison
streets, In the city OF Memphis, Tennafssa
sell at public sale, 70 the highest biddsr. ~
caah. the following described Valuahio %
plantation, knoWn As "na9deld Plar- >
nsar Horn Lake Depot n beng IN Desoir
county, Mississippi, to-W1b:
Section z, toHDsh1p :, range 8 OF theChfok-
asaW oeesiOn, containing go aersH, snd beinr
the same 1raet Of tanQ conveyed by e MaF-
l866, and recorded In the proper once 81
Soto county Mississippi, aud hers ralsr-af
70 for 0 perlscs description q sald properly,
belonging.
This Is q very valuable cotton plsntssion.
ana 0a9 upon Is 9 "A residences o. Qood eab-
ina, stables, etc. Ihe sic WI be made aubs
Jet 70 q trust dsed securing about tna 1uln -
i've hundred dollars 70 Newton herd
Co.. Of AeoPnlA Right o. rsdanuaor
convey only - tFustse,
EB#HoN Fo6Ds HEgR
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s~on-Rssidsnt aetIcs,

No. SIS, Rim the First Chanosry Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee John o. Lanier
late Olerk and Master, We. Joshua ". Jane,
atal
1T appearing from afidsvi in this cause
4 that the defendants. Heiskeu Noon and
Wilson Moon, are citizens OF Mississippi and
and non-residents Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in The oiy Of Memphis. Tennessee, on or be
fore the first Monday in February, 1879, and
plead, answer or demur to complainanL'a
as TO them and set for hearing exparte; and
that a copy Of this order To publisned once a
week, Tor four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK, Deputy c. and n.
LGRWood & MfcOu. Sols. for complts. d2S 80
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such &ssyphtliis, G0noKrhea, elect, Structure
and All Urinary Disesse8; 5yphllftle or Ea7-
cur1Rl affections OF the throat, Ezin o. 1ozcn.
orcn1tls, hernia or rupture; also the sdecfs
OF q solitary habit, ru1ncuB to the body ard
mind producing blOtches on the face. dablIf.
~ mpOIency, dizziness, dtmness o. Nehf.
commission Of Ideas, evil foreboding, ararFi1n
70 boc1etyt loss OF smsmorys elE
not AL Of these In any one case, out all ocerTs
ring frequently In various cases. EhSguaL
tsm and rheumatic psdnE cErcd By a ues
meGhod.
Particular attention paid to the DIsEAsEB
OF WOMEN, suoh * Excessive, 5upDreEsal
or painful AenEtzuatiOn, Lucnorrlua a.
Mhlte8s railing Of the womb ana AL lrrBzua
14flties OF tne monthly par1ooss eau1lng star
lily or OArrennes1s ana oIeu-Gmes ecEs
sumption.
Ihe doctor can De personally o.
Dy letL8r upon AL diseases not raquirlua ~
outs1ue Of his oaGas one hnurs
nom S an. TO : o'clock pm.
no. ID. IoHHAuN- a \
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COTTON.

The demand was more active tO-dsy
thsn previous days of the week, the mar
kst holding up admirably in price, how
ever, IL would seem there wss q weaken
ing in low middling and strict low mid
ding from sales rendered. LiVerpOo
rave way slightly his morning but sOoI
rallied closing quiet. New York wa
| Quiet, steady and nominal with an 10 of
The next receipts from all the pOrls fol
five days we're 7S,2lS bales; last week
ssme time, S. AIS bales, a falling CT o.
/ s,202 bales.
The following, which we find In the
Financial Chronicle of New York, bearE
Us out in opinion as Expressed In oul
revtsW last Monday:
1.-THE cotton growing States have done
well on their present crop. Prices are 90
high that, Notwithstanding the deficiency
in the yield, the net result ta very salts
factory. But there is some danger, we
fear, that much which has thu bsen
gained viii be- lost by buying it back al
higher rstss, and then planting an excess
sive crop and being compelled TO sell bs-
low the cost Of production.
THE general Information at this point
is that the South is sending on very large
orders to purchase cotton here for the late
spring months, st as high figure as 229
&c, on the basis of low mlddlIng for Nay.
Now, of course, that price in May is pos
sible, for the present crop IS clearly short
Of the worlds requirements, as We have
al along insisted; snd by judieiOus man
Ggement on our part-letBiDg cotton so
pretty freely and keeping stocks very
small-We may hold prices up TO & fair
point, and then the speculstprs may be
able to turn a corner On the shorts and re-
slizs for a time high rates. But, while
the figure in question is thus possible, it
is certainly, in our opinion, very tmprOb-
able; and we trust that the South will not
risk in this hazardous experiment much
Of the past years gains.
From information we have reoeiVed
this week, 1t looks as If the South
was about to commit the error OF making
the next crop excessive, and therefore ex-
pensive. We understand that three weeks
ago negroes were hunting for "homes," "
and planters were Indifferent about hiring
them. Now, however, In some sections,
these same lsborers "sre sought after,
courted and persuaded" There Is no
harm in this, unless it results in too high
wages, and unless, in the same spirit, cot
ton iz raised to the exclusion of corn, and
ferti'izsrs sre again bought in abundance,
SO as to net q five million crop, costing
propOTtionstely much more 70 rsise than
the LAST one. This would be a harm, as it
would result in & loss TO the South; FOR It
Is hardly necessary for Us 10 add that
present prices are the effect Of q crop less
than the worlds wants demanded, and
that with q much larger crop next year
We cannot expect TO realizs the same
prices, but be satisfied with very much
lower rates. Dur only safety, then, Is tc
raise as large q crop as We can raise eco
nCmically, and no more. Anything that
forces up the prices OfslsbOr, or forces ont
the production of corn, or leads TO the ex-
csssive use OF fertilizers strikes Us IS
very upwise."
We quote:
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POLITICAL POINTS.


ST. LOUIS, January 23.-The Dem,
Ocrst Of this morning editorially ia
vOrs the nomination Of the Hon. Jas
6. Blaine the present speaker in the
lower house of congress, for the vice
presidency on the Republican ticket.
In ability, in integrity and in general
fitness for the position, Mr.. Blaine
has fey equals in public Life at the
present lime. No man can be said to
have a claim upon this or any other
Office, but Nh. Blaine possesses quail
fcatiOns which should give the vice
presidency a claim upon him.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Giving a comprehensive Review OF Trade IL
Memphis, and a PRICES CURRENT of every
article of Merchandis in Market, Domesti'
or Foreign, with q variety Of COMMERCIAL
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R~aa-RssIdsut Nafiaa.

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By q. BELCaER, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Myers q wyatt, sofa ssT compl'ts.
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On the farm Of said Quenichst, on the Cen
tral Hill road. about eleven miles southeast
Of Memphis, sell, for cash, at public auction,
the following property, to.Wtt: Stallion, 2
Mares, 5 Colts. z Jenuies. 10 head OF Hogs, ]
Buggy ard Harness.. 2 Wagons ana Hn-ness,
l box Carpenters Tools, I blacksmith. shop
n Fixtures, i Cow, i Ye8riing, Flows. Hoes
end PlOWgear,l movable GrisInoil. / Eagle
GlnBtaud, Household Furniture, Corn, Fod-
der, and all other personal property on the
promises. WILLIAM p. Deadlock,
N. +. HEMASTER,
A. MAYER, Executors Of
jaI7tcB job Qdentohet, deceased.
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chants, POstmagters, Depot Agents, a any
friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
win do SO, are requested to procure regular
subscribers, renitting to us the amount les
ten per cent, or five per cent. for olubs,s sto
services; or, II preferred, arrangements for 8
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THE DOxEsTIe PRODUCE xARKErs.
--LATEST REPORT BIZ TELEaRAPH.l
ST,

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, January "A Flour very slow;
Y, S. 9OG6 25; Xxx, s. 1905 80. Wheat
stronger and only sample lots sold. Corn
slow and unchanged; No. 2 in elevator,
40c; mixed and yellow, sacked, 5O052c.
Oats dull; mixed, on track, $3.50; mixed
sacked, HX442%c. Barley quiet, SOC for
choice fall. Rye easier, 700 on track 75c
in elevator. whisky easier, s7Xc. To-
bsccO, hemp and bsgging unchanged.
Coffee strong and higher, 2S@25Ac for Rio.
Sugar unchanged, SH9lIc tor fair to
choice Louisiana. MOlssses dull, 5O055e
for plantation. Pork quiet, Sl3 on orders.
Meat quiet and business small; order
lots of loose shoulders, Axe; clesr-rib, &c;
clear, exc; packed lots, 10 higher. Ba-
con firm on order lots; clear-rib, 7kc;
clear, TIC. Lard, nothing doing. Hogs
active and higher, s. 1904. Cattle steady
81 5095 "A.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, January A.-TobscoO firm
and active for all grsdes; sales, 100 hhds.
Rsgging quiet n firm at 13@14c. Flour
is active and firm for ali grades: extra
family, IS 90. Wheat quiet and firm; red
and white. 81 5081 20. Corn in fair de-
mand st $50 TOR shelled. Oats in good de-.
Sb SOC, Provisions are in good order de-
msnd, but prices are unchanged. The in
quiry for hams IS somewhat bettsr. Whis-
Ky is steady at $50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 24.-Flour is In
fair demand ct lower rates; family, 1886
81. Wheat steady and In moderate de-
mand; red, 8 1921 55. Corn in fair
demand snd firm; ear 4S@49o. Rye
scarce and firm st SS@s9o. Oats in
moderate demand at 44@45c. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Groceries in good de-
msnd at full prices. Eggs dull and prices
dropping. Cheese unchanged. Pork in
light demand; holders firm at Sl3 Is
Lard in fair demand; 8Z@9Z; steam held
at sH99. Bulk meat In light demand /;
holders firm asking 5H@6h06Zo. Sales
OF clear rib st this rate were made to be
delivered by the LIST of February. Bacon
In light demand holders firm at 6h@7%.
Hogs are In fair demand at a 1904 70.
Green meats held 4h95h and S@8H.
Whisky In fair demand at 500.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 2i.-Flour is steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat quiet
and unchanged; No. l spring, 81 %;
No. 2 spring, 81 22H Corn, full prices
asked and no demand; No. 2 mixed,
39Ec; ear, 3Sc. Oats dull and a shade
lover; No. 2, 32c. Rye quiet and weak,
Nv. 4 h1O ANOs - 0fNAOs u IL oil %
mand and lower rates, So 90. Lard in
fair demand, 8%08Zc. All descriptions
of meats in fair demand but unchanged.
Hogs, extreme range, $404 80; bulk of
at sales, "a 1904 50; dressed active and
steady, "a 80. Wisky in fair demand
and firm, 88Hc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 24.-Flour steady,
moderate demand and prices unchanged.
Wheat scarce and Arm, 81 40@l go. Corn
good demand at full prices, $50. Rye
erste demand, $4,000. Barley-fair de-
msnd, 65070c. Cornmeal, IS %. Mess
pork, Sl4; prime mees, S1l 90. Lard
prime steam, 80; kettle dried, 9Ho. Bulk
meats active; shoulders, 5Ac; clear rib, 70;
clear sides, 7Zc. Observation-Disclosures, 70;
clear rib, 7zc; clear sides, So. Hsms-su-
gar cured, lac.
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for the Farmer. for the Mechanic.


DAILY-For one year (exclusiveof Sunday,
$40 %; For six months, 50 90; For three
months, S8M
sUNDAY-For one year, 81 80; For six
months, 81 Is; For three months, 70 cents.
WEEKLY-For one year, 81 so; For six
months, 81 IS; For three months, - cents.
FARM AND HOME and DAILY APPEAL,
Sl2 90; and FARM AND HOME and
WEEKLY APPEAL, So 80.
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Saturday, February 10. 1872

within legal hours, the following described
property, lying and being In shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wtt:
One lot bounded, to,Wtt: Beginning at q
Stakei in EIe north line of Linden street, l5s
feet west OF the west line OF DsSOtO street
running thence nOrthWardly 100 feet to q
stake; thence WestWardly, parallel with
Linden street, 90 feet to q stake; themes
BouthWardly and parallel with said irst line
lU0 feet to a stake La the north line OF Linden
street; thence ~eastwar-ly, with said north
line, SO feet to the beginning.
Also, another lot, mi as follows, viz:
So much OF lot No. 8, In block No. "a, upon
the plan of that portion OF the city of Mem
phts, formerly known as South Memphis, as
is embraced In the following limits; COM
mencin at q stake on the west line OF Her
nando street, at the dividing line between
lot No. B and lot No. 8; running thence west
Wardly with said dividing line 100 feet;
the noe northwaTdly, at right angles, q 1set
to a stake; thence eastWRrdly n parallel
with the hrst-named Line 100 feet 20 q stake
on fernando street; theme southwardIy,
with tire line Of street. a feet to
the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE,-One-fourth 60 cash; bal
ance in three sQnal installments, at o, Il and
Is months; notes with approved securities
required; len retained to secure same, etc.
Tnis January Is, lS72
EDM nd A. COLE, Clerk and MaStar,
John g., F1nnte, Attorney ial0 fri
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Msnday, FssTaary 5. al

within legal hours, the following described
property, viz:
A certain tract Of land, lying IN Shelby,
county tennessee and bounded Is fouOwss
beginning at the northwest corner OF Hdalala
lOLs sold 70 MIN 0y W. p DeadricE, La the
year 1905 thence north one degree east, xls
f6et to the south line Of Dean aVsnus, now
Park avenue, as laid down on UsadrfcEs
mapi thence south ~ east, 8ls fset with the
s0uLn Line OF said avenue TO The Intersection
OF Dean and TreEssauE avenues, Inancz
u degree West, SIS feel with b vest
Inns OF HreEeV2nt avenue 70 ths uor1nezsG
corner OF said &1ead's purchase, - above
beginning, containing in All JWo Raras and
&-l0 OF al acre.
Terms OF 5ale-On q credit OF seven ana
tWeiVs months, purchaser 70 execute notes
with approved sureues, lien 70 be- retained 10
seeare same, aad equity Of redemption bar-
red
January 4, lS72
EDAUND A. COLE, c. z
inc. Johnston. atty. -r
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Sales to-day, 25GO bales. Good miGdling
"a st 22Hc. Middlng-7 at 2GAc; AZ at
21c; 49 at 2Ic; rs at &c; 81 st &c. Strict
low middling and m~iddling-l06 ct 2Ozc.
Strict low middling-5l st 20Hc; 2O5 st
20Hc; 10 at 20zc; 10 at 20Hc; so at 2OHc.
Low Hiddling-4O at 20kc; 9 at zoe; 3S at
20Zc. Strict good ordinsry-30 st zoe; 80
a. 1870; 20 81 1870; 38 st zoe; 8 at zoe.
Strict good ordinary and low middliDg-
LOG st 2Okc. Good Ordinsry-63 st 1870;
IS 81 19Hc; g st IsLc; 8 at 1870; IA at 1870;
q st 1890; "a At l9Hc; 30 st 1910; 80 at
1880; 5 at 1870. Strict ordinsry-41 at
l9Lc; ll2 st 1870; 90 at l9Zc: 10 sc l93
OroinsTy-12 st lsZc; p at 1910; 20 at
1870. Shy low middlinG-S0 a. z0kc; 30
At zoe. Slsins-2O at 1sZc; % al l9Zc.
MiddIing here at this time last year .-l4Ia
Middling In New York same date. Ql5H
Uplands In Liverpool same date. TsG8
Sold in New York same date..-.-.-.. los
Annual Cotton Statement Of Great Brit.
ain.
Ths following table and remarks, from
the New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, will be found Of great interest
and use.
I'VE h2vs this week received the annual
cotton statement for 1871, and below We
give the figures In full:
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e Z sAucE.

Pronounced by COnnoiEseurs
HTHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion, and IT
Is unriYaled for Its favor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS TO prosecute AL
parties making or vending counterfeitS.
JOHN DUECAE'B SONS,
nS MaM KnrE-
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HARTFORD, January 24-The Re.
publican State convention re-nOmina-
ted Governor Jewell and the rest Of
the old ticket Of State officers.
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LOOK TO YOUR children
TIE GREAT SOOTHING REMEnY.

NJ, Cures Colo and Gripping -
wh1eor,by, In the Bowels, and Gaoilfs ~
GSr1sn. tates the process of Teeth 4.
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dren. ~
Cures Diarrhea, Dyson. -
AT& terry and summer COM ]5mso
Hnstoohe0s plant In children OF an 90,
SSTs4s Ages ~
It Is the Great Infants and Chudreu1s
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brOuQht
ON by Teething OF any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFrOH MEDICINE
co.. st. Louis, Nc.
Sold BY druggists and dealers inmediciDs
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