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/ Louis nineteeninches; Vicksburg twelve
inches. At st. Paul it rose three inches;
/ Louisville one inch; Cincinnati one
inch; Davenport one inch. At Nashville
and Omaha it is stationary. Weather
clear and dry, with need Of rain Busi-
ness on the levee yesterday was mode
rate.
BY Telegraph.
PITrsBURd, May 9.-Weather clear
and hot The MonOnghela river has 4
feet inches Of water in the channel,
and is falling.
CAIRO, May 8. ~ Arrived: Belle st.
Louis, from st. Louis, 10 pm; Kate
Kinney, from New Orleans, II pm;
Nile, from Arkansas river, 2 am; Con-
tinental, from New Orleans, pm; H.
NJ. Shreve, from st. Louis, pm; John
KilgOur, from New Orleans, 4 pm; Ex-
porter, from New Orleans, 5 pm;
Grand Tower, from st. Louis, pm.
Departed: Bee, for New Orleans, pm;
Kate Kinney, for Louisville, midnight;
Belle st. Louis, for Vicksburg, l am;
City Of Helena, for st. Louis, am;
Nile, for st. Louis, 3 am; Continental,
for ST. Louis, pm; John KilgOur, for
Louisville, 5 pm; Henry M. Shreve,
for Red river, 8 pm; Exporter, for
Evansville, 6 pm. The river has fallen
II inches. Weather clear. ThermOm-
eter $50
CINCINNATI, May 9-The river is
stationary, with II feet inches water
I'm the channel. Weather warm and
clear. A portion OF the Commissioners
appointed by the Governors of Ohio and
Pennsylvania, with reference to the inn
provement of the Ohio river, met here
yesterday, and after consultation, adj
jOurned to meet again on Wednesday,
June 26th, at which time they request
the Governors of the other States inter-
ested to notify the Commissioners ap-
pointed by them to be present.
NASHVILLE, May 9.-The river is
falling, with feet water large on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear and
warm.
LITTLE Rock, May 9.-The weather
is cloudy, with indications of rain. The /
river is falling, with feet Of water |
in the channel out. Departed: MOllie /
Ragon, for Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, May Weather chiefly !
cloudy and warm Mercury S4o. The /
river has fallen inches. Business dull. 4
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Arrived: City of
Helena, from Vieksbnrg; Common /
wealth and Glencoe, from New Orleans. /
Departed: Utah, for Arkansas river; 4
Julia, for Vieksburg; Belfast, for New
Orleans. The river is falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 9-The river is
about stationary, with feet inches
in the canal and feet Z inches in
the chute. Weather clear and hot.
Mercury ranged from 800 to SO. Busi-
ness dull.
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GTOCKHOLDERS OF this company attending
- the meeting Of Stockholders % be held In
Louisville on the 18th prox mo viii be passed
nee from the l3th to the 18TH inclusive going,
and from the 18th to the 18th returning, on
presentation Of their stock certificates to con
ductOrs Of trains.
myl0 JOHN 7. FLYNN. Superintendent
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state Democratic Convention Called in
AIahama

MONTGOMERY, May 9.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee has issued
a call for a State Convention, to meet on
the nineteenth of June.
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TIE FIRST DIVISION.

under Colonel w. F. Taylor, will be
formed ON the west side of Second
street, the right resting at the intersee-
ton of Beale It viii be composed of the
following schools: All the schools which
come to the city by the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, and the following
city schools: The Central Baptist, Sec
Ond Presbyterian, Linden Street Chris
tian, Asbury Methodist, and other
schools in South Memphis.
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The body having filed into church,
saluting their commander as they
passed. in, DR.. Slater, as chaplain of the
order, officiated at the altar. He first
gave out the hymn,
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DISSOLUTION.

- tNHNs
rTHE firm of H. Fitzgerald & Co, Grocers and
Il Commission Merchants OF Memphis, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, II. Fftz-
gerald and z. q. Bill having sold out their
interests to j. T. Jefferson and J. II. Edring-
ton, who viii continue the business at same
stand.
II. Fitzgerald and Charles C..Bill assume all
liabilities of the old firm, and Charles c. Bill
is alone authorized to collect the accounts due
and use the firms name in liquidation of old
business. II. FITZGERALD.
CHARLES G. BILL.
j. 4. JEFFERSON.
Memphis, May l, 1872.
]. T. IEFF FERSON, J. Il. EDBINGTON,
Late OF II. Fitzgerald 4 Co. OceOla, Ark.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

LOUISVILLE AND. NASHVILLE AND GREAT
SOUTH ERN R.R.-OFFfCE OF SUPfr.
MEMPHls DIvIsI0N, Nav 9, IBI2- ]
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KNIGHTS TENEPLAR.
How They Celebrate Ascension Day In
Memphis.
DiseOurse by DIR. Slater on the Holiday
aud on the Order.


The Cyrene COmmandery Knights
Templar Of Memphis celebrated yester-
day, it being from time immenOrial
and eonseerated usage the holiday of
the Order.
Under the command Of Sir Knight
George Mellersh, the body marched
through the streets preceded by Arnold's
band. The route lay along the line Of
Main street as far as Beale; Beale as far
east asSecond, and Second as far north as
Or. Slater's church, where the religious
Observances of the Order were solemn
lied. DR.. Slater offieiated.
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suNDAY-scHoOL CELEBRATION
Programme for the Second Annual Pa
rade Of Memphis and shelby
County sunday-schOOI
Union.

The Sunday-sehOols Of the city will
assemble at their respective churches at
nine o'clock this morning, where they
will be formed into line by the Marshais
Of schools in eight ranks, the smallest
children on the right and teachers on
the left of their classes. The Superin-
tendent, officers off the school and pastor
ofthe church on the right Of the school.
After forming his school into line, the
Marshal viii face it to the right, place
himself two PAGES from the left center
and march it TO the place it is to occupy
in the division, on Second street, and
report to the Marshal of his division.
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"He dies, the friend Of sinners dies,

"He dies, the friend Of sinners dies"
which was sung by the brotherhood, and
then DR.. Slater offered prayer. As a
prelude to his address he read from the
first chapter of the Acts Of the ApOsttes
the account of our Saviour's accession.
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Ar rHALF-PAsr TEN.o'cLocK.

7 Marshall of divisions wilI take their
places in front of their respective COM
mands, when the command Forward,
march," viii be given by the Chief
Marshal, and promptly repeated by all
the Marshals. At the command,
| f'mareh,u y the whole column will move
down Second street to Beale, west along
Beale to Main, up Main to Poplar, east
along Poplar to Second, and thence
down Second street to South Court.
The first division viii march around
the Square, and enter the west gate and
be formed into column by school upon
the northwest square; the second divi-
sion viii enter by the south gate and
form on the southwest and southeast
square; the third division by the east
gate will form on the northeast portion
of the Square.
As soon as the rear of the third
division shall have entered the gate the
children will be permitted to break
ranks and close on the center, in order
to engage IN the exercises appropriate
to the occasion.
The maTshals of the various schools
are requested to meet at the office OF
Colonel b. +. Ball, No. Al Madison
street, No. No. 5.
ID. GOBER, Marshal.
1t will be boon to the children and
other ceIebrants to have a copiOus sup
ply of cool drinks furnished ON the
route, at the Dollar store, as the cele-
brated Lou Leubrie proposes to do.
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THE THIRD DIVISION.

The following schools win form the
third division, under Captain T. HI. Ar
mold: All the schools that come over
the Memphis and Ohio railroad and the
following city fchools: The Wesley
Methodist, First and Third, and Ala
bama Street Presbyterians, Memphis
Bethel, Reformed Lutheran, Chelsea
Baptist, and all other schools in North
Memphis that may report to the Mar
shal. The Marshals of divisions will
form the schools of their respective di-
visions nm the west side of Second
street, facing TO the right and south.
THE MARsHALs OF DIVISIONS
viii be mounted and wear red sashes.
One mounted aid with blue sash, will
be allowed to each Marshal of division.
The Marshals of schools will be desig-
mated by blue sashes, and the commit
tees by red and blue rosettes. The Mar
shals will be careful not to order their
schools out in the sun too soon, but al
low themselves time to move promptly
a fnr and n half c,1aioat-
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BY Telegraph

PITTsBURa, May 9.-Weather clear
and hot The MonOnghela river has 4
feet 5 inches Of water in the channel,
and Is falling.
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. Dedtcdted 20 CgfeTie COHlildHdefU, no. l.
Hall the Saviour has assembled
To His home eternal,
Then His mission here is ended,
And His triumph final.
lie left His Scepter and His crown,
To free the human race,
And lead the weary, trodden down,
Up 10 the Court OF Grace.
While dying each'mortal 70 save,
he taught how to forgive,
Aud came triumphant from the grave,
That poor sinners may live.
He promised followers to guard,
And guide them from the skies,
Then rose in glory heavenward,
And entered Paradise.
on, gracious Redeemer, we pray,
For Thy kingdom 70 come;
Grant that we may enter and stay,
IN thy celestial home.
MEMPHIS, May }, 1872. ]. j. SUTER.
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Hsn-R Resident Settles.

No. 4fs, Tin the First Chancsy Court O
Shelby county, TerDessse-J. a. AbbIug
tOar administrator, etc, Of James BIggs. de
ceased, ell al vs. LIB. Arlington, d. :. bfgg'
ct al
At appearing nom sndaVit in this cause
4 that the de enda1t, Davis P. Biggs, citizen
OF Jefferson, Gexas, Al, ena L. Alta anu
her husband K A Atkinson, Lucy b Akin.
son, Wm. Z. Atkinson a-d RODeIt A Akin.
son, OF Kinds county, Mississippi; Sarah C.
Myers formerly Atktn. on) ara her husband
Jacob S. Myers, Of Asdissn equity, Missis.
siPpt, ale ali non-Iesioen@ OF The state Of
Tsnnsssee3
It Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein, AZ the Courthouse
In the city OF Memphis Tenn, on or before
the nrBt Monday in February, 1874, and plead,
answer or d6mur to complainAnts bill, or Jh6
sam win be taken Tor confessed ~ 10 them
N set for hearing eXpaTtei and that = COPY OF
this order be published once a week, for forI
successive weekH, in the Memphis Appeal.
ID December 2, 1871.
a ~cOPy-a5tezti
EDAUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
~ b J. BLACK, d. U, and n.
I B. Mtcou q 2. W. Frazer, EOls. FOR com.
p~lainant. d2S-fr
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beaver, 81; dry deerskin, SOC; bessvax. az
2Sc: taliow, 7Rasc; wool from DG50c 4 pound
according 70 quality and lots
~Poultry-There WsE an actfve inquiry 70,
l live p~oaifry OF ali descript ons. Recsints wsr,
light. Live chickens are quoted, for choice, a
! S595 60;Other qualities from % 70 4 90 turkey
went of eadily 81 SIS 90, els " and 90 %
! Ducks and geese In demand, 81 50 TOR th'
former and IS for the latter. Dressed chick
ems are selling at s.; turkeys al lS9 lsc PEI
Lime-Bulk, 81 20; barrel. 81 20.
FrelGhtS-
The following are the rates OF freights on the
railroads and routes famed
CUTrUN FRETGHTs-BY The MEMPHIS AMI
CHARLESTON hAILROaD-New York, 15ci Boz
ton, eUc; Providence, s5c; Philadelphia, 7Oci
ran River, 81 IS; Lowell, 81 y; Balumore SIC.
By STAH UNION LINE-Bl sion, ali rail- 81;
Dy rail- ana Water &c; New YORK al raj, NC
rail and water 65c; Philadelphia, ali rail, S1e;
rail and water, soc; FAN River, All rail, tlOoi
rail and water, 81 u
Boston, Il 90. Providence, 81 Oi Fall RIVER
a. %; Philadelphia, 75c; Baltimore, Sc
FROMS ST. LOUIS BY RAu-Flour, per barrel,
zoe; Grain, per lN rs, 6c; Lard ana osGoh' per
100 Ms, soc; PORK, per barrel, 81 ~; Whisky, per
FKoMsr. LOUIS TO MEMPHIS BY RIvER-
Flour, per barrel, zoe; Pork, per barrel, 81 ~
Whisky, per osriel, q %; Corn and oats, per
10 rs, 40c. Hay, perI0Ds, Soc Bacon and lard;
per 100 rs, ACC. To way points, &c per oaFrS
and roc per 100 rs. advance on above rates
FRoM C~InCINSATI ny LOUISVILLE KALI
ROAD-Ftrst class, per 100 rs, SO; second class,
per loo rs. Sc; third Glass, per lO ns, Sc
fourth and nj class, per 100 rs, sc; Butter
and cheese, per 100 rs, sc; Flour, apples,
onions, potstoes, hominy and cOrnmeals Per
barrel, 76c; Beef and pork, per barrel u a
Whisky, per bsrrel, 81 3,
FROM LOUISVILLE BY LOUISVILLE RAIL
~ROAD-Fifst class, per leo bs, SOC; second class
per 100 rs, 4Dc; third, fourth and nth class, per
leo rs, 25c; Flour, apples, onions, potatoes.
hominy and cOrnmeal, per barrel, 6Qci Beef
and pork, per barrel, 75c, Whisky, per barrel,
81 90: Coal OIL, car loads so barrels, per barrel
81 70; Coal oil, in cans 5000 rs, FER 100 rs, Soc.
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sPEC,aL NOTICE.


Hint-r.PrSSf Systems. Thick booIa
and nsnnes are Necessary ct this season, bat
the human frame requires soaethiDs more
tasn those TO rendsrit waterproof TIE IN
nsr man, IS well as the over Eurfacs Of tie
body, must be protected. The raw, moist.
chilly winds which prevail at this season
trGnspie-es The Earmest clothing. and are
apt 70 affect the health unfavorSbIy, both
through the pOres and the respiratory organs
The surest way TO svert the ev1l Is to
strengthen the internal machine, and thus
enable 1t to repsl the dsvi.aliEing influence
OF unwholesome weather. Enrich the blood,
gently stimulate the circulation, regulate
the bowels, invlgorste the stomach, tone the
liver, and brace the nerves With Hostettsr s
Stomach Bittsrs, and nc condition Of The at
mcsphere, however Indictment. no variation
OF the barometer or thermome.e T, h5Wever
sudden. wiz have power 70 disorder tLs sys-
TEN thus fortified in advance and put IN per
feet working oIcer. Damp and cold, acting
Upon 8 sensitive or feeble organization. may
produce consumption, diptheris, neuralgia,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, low
nervous f yer, or inter nittent fever; the i.n-
portance OF rendering the s. Etsm impervlous
20 these Two des rUctive eIsnents is there
fore obvious. Persons In delicate health, OF
who ara at al tablet to DO ~i1iuuously affected
BY atmospheric irnuerces. should take the
BittsEs daily throughout The winter sno
spring. In this way danserous disease may
be wsrdcd on, and a condition o. perfect
health preserved ~ individuals OF compaia
lively feeble hysiQue, while those more 70.
bust, who scod 81 precautions, are suffering
the penalty ofthsir reosleEsnsss In hospitals
and EicE looms, los
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~ssn-Rsal0saf Net,aa

SO. -, & DIN the second Cnsuo-u -rura
Of slelDy Co11Ey, Tennsssea-W. Bohfer.
anG r d bonl6n VaD. W. FLoeerrsa. Anrfs
Y. FloNerEee. U Y. FOWsTrsa. Jenny FIow-
efEsss ElszI wilson, Kate wilson. Emma
y u1o1 ana EoDerL ! N1lscn.
appearing RON Tee pill Only sworn 20 In
a Ibis cause hat the defendants are a. Ell.
IeB OF hlczsDurgs State Of AIaafszfpoL auf
Ac4-Esa1oGns o. Te1nessse, . ghFr c5a.
i&1n&nS nave He'd their Dill in this CO..
praying Or adScrse 70 sell The noEth half 81
LoL 80 "a ~ Known upon ths plan u Nsn.
Pals situate On the eas5 side OF Nam szrssa.
n sals lItT OF Gemph 8, Tennassea. ana uou
occupied % comp q and % have a.
PzocSeds thereof diV1dsc bstFssa comoIain-
ans ana 1~etsazsns, according 70 thsir r.
apect1vs i1tersstss
II - tnsr6fOre ordered By he CIsrr ard
44sssEs mat t1eyt The oefanuanH. maEF
lneH appearances herein. al the courf-
mousse OiLhe second Chancsry oar q sne-
- county In the city o. Memphis, Team o.
or before the nrst Monday Ia February. 10
ana plead answer or d6uur 70 complain-
anti DAl. Or the sane vii be taken Tor cou-
lessed a. 70 them, and set for hssrinE &
ParJei and that q coPy Of this order be pa5-
nslea oncs q week Tor our successive VssH
nt2s Asmphs Appeal. This Deo. "A EL
copF-aEgsst.
ND STEWART, Clerk an6 Has1sr.
- -. DIXON ~. ~ ~mnak .m
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MsnasY, FsbruarE. lS9
IN SuPsEaE CURT At IAeks0k.

No. EEscond ChaRcsry Court o. shsIhy
County II. B. HH1ford st ~ VI. H-k
Martin g Al
7 VlIBGe ofa decree pronounced Ju1s 18Th.
- ISL, BY the supreme CourT at Jackzou.
IN this cause, VII sell 70 6ns h1Knss blE-
der. in UOnE Of the second CnAncary courf-
room on Second street, IN tie city Of Asus
phtB.
O. Asasay, the 18th day Of IaaaaFY, 1872,
the real sstass mentioned and described IN
the Plsadtngs a. follows: situated N INA
G1Ey OF Memphis shelby county, Tennessee,
on sn EAST side Of Aatn strseE, and dsE5E-
nats1 on the m o. said city or Memphis e.
Lots NOS. J q ., In block No. So, being part
o. original county lot Eo -, s~uB-d1VIaad
ana psruEionsd among the heh 9 Of Joseph
d TALBOT, deceased, by decree Of the ccm-
mon Law coGTL o. the city Of Memphis, and
numbered IN sale plan Of partition and utv1-
sion a. lot Ho8. q eacn uonBtnE II SKA
1891 on Main 5Erest, Eud running back est
WArdly lSN fesE 70 an El1ey. said lots huI Z
and the n9rLhern portion q tns
o-otk D cu1tdigs5 EaORn - II EroVt1a
blecR, tOgsJher with AL the improvements
ana apP1rtensnce= thereto ~balonRinEr
SAID lOs VIII De sold separsselys
Terms u Sate-Six, fHatVe ana esEnt1sl a.
u and Isl mOaLh credit. purchasers EiV1nE
notes F1E approved security n q Lien ~
tanned upOn me property Tor payneE OF TIA
PDren3se money. equity Of redemption
barred. SAILS within Legal n01Eas
DecsmbsE Is, Hzl
JUHN b. FkEEHAN, Cark.
Eafaz a TarEaun Z~1F~Trn-a Aa-4Ea~m
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ThsrsdaY, EsbruarY lsf. 81.

at II O'Clock m, st the Real Estats Exehsrne
Of ROysser, TraEeVant &CoL, northeast corHsr
or Main and Jefferson streets, In the c11y o.
Memphis, - muchO OF the following described
tract Of land as VII be Necessary 70 pay =
certain note given by SAID kusseu 70 Ms ~
O. Reed, for the sum Of Isl Il, paTanis on
the 18TH d. Of July, 40 b7l. WlEn interest
rom the 18th day Of Jutys A. ls7h uut4
paid, tO-w1s texGepung 8Ify.dTa 40 Ear6 O.
Ins said land. heretofcre r~ellnQu1Sned - ne
as trustee Gnd excepting also sssenlT Ares
OF aid tract not snhrac8G In SAID 1rlEG
Deecl. Lying IN SHELBY e0unEy, and 5eEln-
Ming At q STAKE In tne center 81 kne h&LalE1
and HsrnaE do oad IN the southwest corner
Of q thirty acre Taot conveyed q jam FoPe
bV soar y Wh1tss themes eas4 ~ GA A. .
INKS 70 . sEske 5 Inks Wast Oh g1nEee
mhrRedI p. and IL - kaan1a nor1 =
enafns ~ INKS % q STAKE JooA eAl
1f1se tns1c- east b cnaizs y Hnka win
SaeSd's line ana zen er Or 4e-9A .9A ia
1890 norrawesr corner Of aeorEe aranamG
ie-d SbSr-ra soutn VITA arSE4nis 1n1 %
enei1a n ffLEs % = stake IN outr
80 -ornsr. L. Is west " poptI nsf4at
fn-nee Wast u ena1La - lukd Hfla
oorsh Dns o. IL y h1ts q Al % . $40
~rnler o. Ealak9h and Eeruaada ruac
fhsncs nOrtn gitn 20, es sasE me. cenEzr o.
ssid kaleiEh aud oroa- 81 cn4lrs
40 AZ fnk 70 the besl81inE, eonlaln1E
IsiL acre.-sxesplug rum SAB s4S8 scr
of SAD described tract, f1r9tokoLo relll
ouiRusd b. ne % The aato Ena9el, ana aIEo
ercaDtfur aSgeutE ARES o. ne sEBe n0f u
hracsd "a aald FEuEf DSea 1Na oe1eF1o 81
be good. bat ] COWS. M A49te9 cay
Enuftr a. EqdGHrro1
1QEE = E~&4AfA44 @E
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sop-Ssslosot saflea


Nc. E4, r DIN the 5sc0nd CnanczU Court
ofS1slDy county Ee11a6sse-0 Low aRa
J. ~. Westcotb va 4. II. Douglass an
OLhers- ~
1T appealing from aHdagi5 hIed IN sE4
4 cause tnSr tns ~ds1sndsuts- Gso-A AcEalL.
Jas. h Townsend. Szml. W.. hoceztaon, Lys
man Drldley, Elsaser Eh6Iman, avfd I.
UrOss, J. 1. >. Lewis, Bowler Saker. LFuRh &.
Cooper, b A. harrington LILY Mons4rratz,
Geo. AOnEarrREt. Chaa. AonsarratL Odcar
AOnsaIrztf, =. E-COcpeE q Jul1a u. CHEs-
ter are Eon-restdsnrs Of the STATE OF Tsnnes-
sees SRd Il Appearing from tbs rstErn o. "a
SnsIIn Of shelby county, Ien1eEsea, tnat the
defendants, SAM. Vance, Bry ant Lync1. y.
Il ResDfss, s. d. baagE a1G ]. v. 6EuEa sra
net 90 be 1Oundtnt TIM county;
Z Is therefore ordered, ~ the Clerk and
Master. that they make thar appearances
herein, st the Court house OF the seccua
Chancery Co1rt OF Shelby ccuaty, IN the city
OF Asmphts, Tsnnsssss On OF be.ors TIA
nrst Monday In Aarcns D73, and plead, AZ
sW6r CT dsUur 20 compliments hU. or tno
same VIII be takeD Tor c1nresssd IS % bacU
ana set tor hear1n6 expaEtss and hat q copy
o. tEfs oEosr be p1b-shSc once = gsak. ioz
fouT successive Neaks1 In tha Memphis Ar-
peal
This Jauusry Z. H7A
- l. sTEWART, Qsrk ana AasssI.
By Q. BELCHER, Depaty Clsrk and Master.
WestcoEL q 6taHl. Hois- NBr complL In6
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NnApAY. EERRuAsY 5. Isza.

Between b hours OF 10 I'm andA pm, or
the Bouti vest corner OF MAN aud &adiHOn
streets, IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee
sell al public sale, to tins highest bidder, for
cash. the GLOWING described valuable cotton
plantation known as The NAY Held Place
near Horn LaRe Depot, and being In DeSotC
Countyt Mississippi, To- wit;
Section q, township :, range 8, Of the Chick
Gs2w esssiUn, containing go scres, snd bslnQ
the same tract Of Land convey ed by E. Nsy,
nel0 TO A. {. Lane, By deed dated Attn OF My,
1858, and recorded in the proper once of De-
soto county, mississippi and here referred
70 for s perfect description OF saIo properly;
together with all the sPPurtenances thereto
belonging.
This IS 3 very valuable cotton plantation,
AID has Upon IL 8 1nS residence OF good cab.
stables, etc. The SAFE Will be mad sub
iscs TO q trus deed securing spout the sum Of
Ave hundred dollars to Newton kord
q Co., OF Mempn s. Rignt OF redemption
wAiyedi ttls believed 20 he good, but l wiz
convey only al trustee.
ia8 NEWTON FORD. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-15
N~OH-aEsIDENT NOTICE.

No. G29.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee=oamI Watson
Vi. Ene BOOK ana tract society Of the Asm
phts Uon eAence, the President, Secretary
Directors, stockholders and "an Others
where notes are held By the Society al.
paid"
. I appearing rom the bill duly sworn TO IN
4 this cause hRG the Defendants, s.all
others WhOss notes are held by the society
unpStd," ara nOn-restdsnHs OF the state 81
Tsnneasse, or that their residences are IN.
known;
II Is therefore ordered By tina CLERK
and Master, That they make their ap-
psarance herein. at the Courthouse Of
the Second Chancery Court, in the city
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in February, B72, and plead, an
sWar or demur TO co~mpIatnant7s BILL or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as TO
them and set tor hearing sxParts, and thai
q % OF thin order be published once 8
week, for 6our successive weeks, In ehem-
phtE appeal
A-CopY-atSesti
Nd. l. STEWART. CLERK and Magtsr,
Humea a Position Sola Tor ccmpIT ~ n