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NEW. ORLEANS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

Guard YOuF Health anu Ltfs-HOE
Inconsistent Is human nature. Men cary
revolFers 20 protect themselves against ruff
mans in w~eH-polished cities, where the pre-
canton Is unnecessary, often neglect 10 for
thy their systems against disease in the most
unhealthy seasons. Thousands OF dysPep,
tics and other invalids are now laDguishing
in siok-rOoms, or feebly and Listlessiy NOV
ing through our streets, who owe their for.
lorn condition solely 10 8 want Of common
prudence. Far more inimicel than the
rOughs and rowdles, against whose possible
attacks the timid arm themselves, are the
morbid elements that pervsde the stmos-
phere st this time Of the year, and yet al
though IL Is an undenied and undeniable
fact that Hosletter's Stomach Bilters afford
. more psTfest protection against these causes
Of disc ase, thRn any weapon Of Onsnse can
afford against lAWless violence, the reckless
anti incOnsiderate continue 10 brave the dan
ger with . positive safeguard "tnln theAf
EVsry Gay, however, the number OF these
HnRrtyTs TO Lheir own want OF ioTseas' dlhelh-
ishes- Each s~uceesdiDg season ~de1aolstrstss
more clearly the Inestlmable value OF the
Bitters, 10Th as An antid0te for the causes OF
oisease. and 3 SPECIFIC for its consequences.
The mlaSma which generates Perloolc us
ordeTs, rheumatism, liver conPIsIht; I5ese-
laritP Of the bowels Rnd other phytlS@l eis'
t~urhEuoss, produces DO effect Whatever upon
systems toned, strengthened end EegolAtS9
BY this powerful vegetable mealclnt, aoo
dyspepsia nervous asol1tyi bi1fo1si
ness, and In fact nearly All the IHalsaLss
which The Bitters, n taken IN time NOOLN
PREVENT, are CURED b. the perseVeTAs use
the Genuine Bltters sold IN bottles only
and never by the barrel, keg OF ksllon - u
represented ~ some unprincipled Dealers
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FRANCE And TRADE.
OFFICH OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
SATURDAY, February 10, l6I& !
FINANCIAL

We have no change to report in the
money market. The demand for money
i fair snd rates unchanged at ten e
twelve per cent. per snnum. The supply
of currency continues equal 70 the de-
mRnd.
Rates Of exchange are the same, y dis
count buying and par selling.
Geld for the past lew days hiss been SO
irregular that il hss been impossible 70
give quotations. New York rates are
ll0L 70 1l01z.
We discovered nothing new in local
stocks. securities. exc. Arkansas levee
bonds are reported by holders at 2s9SOo.
bat in the absence OF transactions We
omit quotations. In cisy securities there
is little doing. The currency bonds are
quoted st 5S5<c upOn the streets and 5SE"
by dealers. The gold issue Is quoted al
62c. County warrants are dull ~ 90Q9Sc
buvingR aud selling. Tennessee money IS
bought at S56S6c for the old sno Soc for
the new issue. and IL sold respectively At
88s snd SIC Railroad and insurance
stocks are unchanged. Memphis and
Charleston is held a. 40c, with $50 bid.
The New York Commercial Bulletin OF
Tuesday says: "Wsll street was sgitsted
during the early part OF the day by the
sensational articles in some OF tie news
pspers in regard TO q war with Ensland,
snd the subject was ussd to advance gold
and deprtss stocks. When, however, the
cable brought the news that the London
msTkst f1T securities was strong II about
Saturdays prices, an improved feeling
prevailed.
'Ths stock market was also depressed
by un5ounded rumors TO the et6ct that
Mr, Daniel Drew was dangerously III.
As be l. 4 large holder OF stocks and Is 8
great many stocks are being carried on
his puts" there was a free selling move.
ment by timid holders and by the leading
s'bearn spectators. The upward course
Of the market in the forenoon showed
that this report was u~nfoundedi and II
was generally thought late 10 the DAY
that it Wss 8 mere device 10 enable the
clique 10 buy stocks"
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kan.aaal0aat Mnflea

No. 48l, K. D. In b Second Ohancexy Court
Of Shelby county, Tennease8.-E AApPeT-
son & Co. VS.. Charles 8, Severson, j. B. Mil
Ter, p ID. Beechsr, e. X. Knight, n the
unknown heirs of j. W Wright, deceased,
and Others
TT appearing from the bill duly sWnrn to in
L this cause that the defendants, ]. b Miller,
p u. Beecher and e. Il. Knight, are noD-rest-
dsnta Of the stats OF Tennessee, n that the
names and residences OF the heirs Of ]. ".
Wright, deceased, are unknown 70 the cons.
~plRinRnts, who nave hled their BILL In this
Court TO subject to the pay ment of their
Judgment OF Rl647 IS and Sl4 10 costs OF suit,
lots Nos. s, 8 and Z. block ID. Bafture subdtyi-
sion of the city Of Memphis, Tennessee:
1t Ia therefore ordered by the Ulerk n Maa-
ter, That they, and each OF them, MAKE
their appearance herein at the Courthouse
OF 1hs Second Chancery Court of Shelley
county. in the city Of Memphis, Tsnnessese,
on the first Monday in April, k72 snd plead
answer OF demur to complatnants Dill, OF the
same VIII be taken for confessed as to them
and set tor hearing sxpaTte; and that a copy
OF this order be Pablisbed ence q week, for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This February lG,lS7A
A ~cOpy-attest:
N. =. L STEWART, Clerk and kaster.
Myers a Wyatt, SOls. for complts. fell M
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Saturday. February "a, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wtt:
Being country lots No. 3.s and 4, on the
Mississippi river, rear RippstOe's Point,
above Memphis, and In the county OF Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, and described
as follows. to-wit:
Lot No 2: Beginning at q point on the Mis-
sissippi river At toe 5W corner OF lot No. l;
theDcs south with the meaDderipgs Of said
river l265 chains; thence east 52.76 cnatRF
thence north Y chains; thence west AZ
chains TO the place Of neutrality-suspicious.
IS acres.
Lot No. 3: BEGINNING at a point on the said
river at the s r corner OF lot Nc. 2; thence
south Is chains; thence east 6l.S0 chsins;
thence north E.49 chains; thence west 52.7B
chains to ire place OF hegtu ning--cOntaining
IS 4-lt0 acres
Lot No 4: Beginning at q point on the said
river at toe So corner or lot No. q; thence
south 2.s4 CHAINS; thence south 26s chains
thence east $3.50 chains; thence north 1870
chsins; thence WesL 81 20 chains to the place
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 S-lU0 acres,
A plan O. the subdivision, with surveys
thereof, sTe on die il my office 10 which ref
ense is invited.
ERIN OF 5ALE.-Cn q credit OF six and
twelve months; purchasers executing their
notes, with good security, bearing interest
nom date; lien being also reserved on the
land as additional security. This Feb
ruary 3, 1872.
N u. l.. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Humes & POstOn and Il. Clay King, So
1inEtnra faA
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Non-Resldsni EetIcs.

Ne. 47S-ln the Second Chsncery Court o
Shelby county, TennsEsee.-K. p. Watson
vs. Joshua Z. LppencOtt, Edmund Clax'
too, George Bemsen 6entamin B. Wills
Charles G. HOnelninger and John A. Rem,
sen, late partners as ]. B. Llppencott q Co.
Mary Q. CIeaves, Barbour Lewis and w. Z
CIrode, Assignee, etc, OF T L. Beard.
Happening nom the bill which Is sworn
i tOin this cause that the defendants, j. B
LippencOtt a Co., are justly indebted to the
complains ant in ths SUN OF SllO0 due by con
tract between them n q balance upon 8
certain note OF K. O.. Biinkley, passed to
eaid J. B. L~fppencOit q Co. by complainant
T. l.. BeaTd, Is collateral security for 81
Indebtedness Of Watson d Beard, and thai
the aboYe-namea parties, composing the
firm OF J. L. L1ppencott a Co, are each snd
ness &c, end hat for these caDRes an attach
men8 Was sued out OF this curl against TIL
property OF defendants. said J. s. LippencOti
& Co, N the same was Issued, and has been
returned by the Sheriff, duly levied on the
property OF defendants, the said ]. B Lip
pencott &Co
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they, the said parties compos-
ing the hlm OF ]. b. LiupencOtt & Co., make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the Ssco- Chancery Court in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Men.
day in March, 1872. and plead, answer or de
muir to oomplatnaats bill, or the same
viii be taken tor confessed as to them and
set for hearing exparte; and that q copy oil
this order be published once q week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This February /, B72
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLORY, Deputy Q. and n.
smith q Jefferson, soils. for complainant.
= p r.
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H~DA-aEslnEa IN NnTIFE


&c. t0.-In he first ChauCery Dourt OF
oas4Oy county Iennsases.-E 8. Pa-hsm
81 a. Va. Mary B. Crockett 81 81,
1 appearing from amdsVit ~ thIs rause
sAet the defendants, Mary 3. Crockett,
An4 ner husband Robert n. CrocKsrt. ~
residents OF bne state o. arkansas and non.
1aslasnts Of the state OF Tenn sssse, and tnst
Icy are indebted 70 the eOmpIainanus. py
open account. N the sam OF abouE g25J. and
Lnst LIS suit ia brought 70 subject the Inter-
sc W saIo IN certain real estate
9aLtAsLt1 been Issued and returned
~ Sheriff levied, ege.:
1t Is therefore ordered That tbav p,aha
tne4r appearan1s herein, a. the cCurthOuss
n me CITY Or Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
lore the nTEt Monday IN March, 1872, ana
Plead answer or dsmur to compi4inants
oL-i q Inc same viii he taken for Confessed
as % tnem and set f1r hearing exparte; and
basG = COPY OF TINS order be published once :
Nsek IoE I9ar successive weeks, in the Mem
pms Appeal. This January Q, iST2
A ~cOpy-RttsEE:
EDAUNDA COLE CLERK and Master,
ACHENSY, Deputy @. ana N.
LIB Mcfarland. % Tor comCln5rs Ifg4wad
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Saturday. karch I'd, Is72,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tennes
see, tO-Wts:
A tract OF land, being h. 8. 8. williams
original entry NO. AL, maze on the leth OF
september, 1883, In range 7, section 2, OF the
1lth surveyors district, on the south tide OF
Wolf river, q bounded as follows: Begin
ming at a stake in the northeast corner OF
Charles e. Relnhardt's S. acre entry, No. IS
thence east 45 chains TO a stake; thencesOuth
8 chains to q stake. Stephen Helfre1s south
west corner; thence east 20 chains to a sJake,
Wilson SRnderlin's northwest corner OF his
III acre entry thence 5Ontn % chains to q
Et Ike, the northeast corner OfJohnR. Kents
400 acre entry, No. g45 thence west % chains
to the southeast corner OF q 81 acre entry In
the name OF ", a. Bryant: thence north 10
chains and 60 Inks 10 said BryEnt's northeast
corner; thence west % chains 10 a STAGE. said
Bryant'B northwest corner; thence north II
chains and so links 10 > stake, II. A. Davis
northeast corner Of ais go acre entry, MOL 0Oa;
thence west 10 chains and % inks 20 a stake;
thence north Is chains and % lii Ks 10 the be-
ginning, containing I5s acI e.
Terms Of Sale-Un q credit OF six, twelve
and eighteen Is. II and ) months; purchaser
10 give bonds with approved surety, bearing
interest from date; q lien 70 be retained TO
secure same, etc.
This FebrUE ry 8, 1872.
A. CULE, Clerk and Mater,
HINES PCsLDn- AfGQFueVa. 6l9
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K0IlCE IH R%ANKRuPTcY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Teunessse.-Ln the
matter of p. L HueJJs = Co.. bankrupts, in
bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF the above named bank
rupts:
= AXE notice that a third and nnal meet
L ing OF the creditors Of said bankrupt
Will be held at the Of1es OF Z. J. LathaIo,
register IN the city OF Memphis, is said Dis
trtct, on Monday the 18Th dsy Of February,
1872, at IL O'Clock n, for Tie purpO named
In the Ith and 18th sections OF the bank-
rupt act of March z, 1867, and to give you
further notice that L Will lie my final &C.
counts as Assignee OF the estate OF said bank,
rupts, In said Court, and That LshaN spply TO
said OOult for the settlement OF my said &C.
count and 1or a discharge from all liability as
assignee Of said estate, in accordance with
the provisions OF the 18th section OF Il Q act
of Congress, entitled IAN act to establish a
unIOrm system Of bankruptcy throughout
the United states" approved March z, 1857.
WIN. Y. CIkODE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 8, 1872. febg
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Monday, Attn day Of March. 1872,

the following deselibed lot CT parcel OF
ground, on WHEN is situated Lhe well known
fouEdry Of Hildsrbrsnd & GOocWf1:
BEGINNING ct the corner Of q
frame shop, 20 feet east OF the line formerly
dividing the lands OF Dr., W.. +. Still and l..
6OOdeu, on the north stde Of Lafayette street
extended runs hence east l3 feet 20 the
branch thence noItn parallel with said line
go feet: thence west 1873 isst; thence south 60
feet 70 the beginning. With this lot will be
sold the shops, msehinsry, tools, patterns,
material and sPpurtsnanees OF said Eoun-
urY.
Terms OF SRls-One-half cash, and the bal
Gncs in twelve months, bearing six per cent
interest; approved security required and =
lien retained Tor deferred payment.
d IA. WISDOM. c. and d.
Eamnnal a Mr.Lnrru- EnIa "a ~
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no. A6s & Din the Second Chancery Courto
shelby County, TenDessee.-Frsd. n. Law.
renee vs.. the heirs. at-iaW Of Mrs. MsrJ
Baxter and others.
1T appearing nom the bill duly sworn TO IL
4 this cause that the defendants, Mrs. Eltzs
Carnes, Mrs. Sarah Ann Hayes, James z
BOycs, executors OF Ker BOyce, deceased
Hugh Il. Banks, Henry Van. ersee, J., "
Farmsiee, are non residents OF he state d
Tennessee, and hat the names and places O.
residence of the defendants. the heirs-at
Law Of Mrs. Mary Baxter, the widow and
hetrs-stlaW OF John 3. Wiley, deceased; the
heirs. zb.laW Of John W. England, are IN.
known 20 complainant, ana that the resi-.
dencss OF the defendants, -Nye md
Hill are unknown to complainant, and Gha
there are other creditors OF W. @. Lam and
n n. q. Lane q Co., whose names and resi-
denees are and cannot be ssoer.
tanned after dfliReRt inquiry:
Master, That they, and eacn OF them, makE
their appearance herein, AZ the courthouse
OF the second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
or before b nrst Monday in April, 1871,
and plead, answer or d9mur 70 complain
RntsS bill, or the same wiz be taken for con.
fessed as to them and set for hearing exparts;
and thai q oop of this order be published
once q week for four successive weeks IN
the Aemphis Appeal. This January le, LIZA,
a ~copy-attest:
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Eastsr.
BY Z. BELCHER, Deputy Q. n II.
Estes = jackson, Soils. for cOmp1t- III wed
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There was considerable Improvement IL
the market to-day. In the morning. on
the receipt OF the first dispatch from NOW
York, buyers were UUt lively, making
inquiries and ~telsgTsrhiBg on Bsbies.
SAFES amounted 10 HOO bales. Ihis mar
ket has been an exception to The olnef
markets Of the country instead OF being
heightened and pRnic-striokeni our people,
backed by the APPEAL, ssOud "a strong
Ind held their position nsmig. On mus
day when the Tum0rs OF WAT we're current
and every effort was made 20 deprcEs cob
ton, factors neld on firmly 2 refused .
sell. Withdrawing from the market. tn
day the position was relatively b. ssme
with & slightly improved inquiry toward
the close. To-day there Was . gr6as I'M
prOvement, both IN inquiry ana price
Every Ofh6r market in tne United states
felt the depression End gave way. New
York. on opening this morning, advanced
20, but at noon lost an 1se, closing nOm-
suslIy a. 23Izc. Liverpool ruled STEADY
during the day, closing hrmsr aud un-
changed. The net Tecaipts for the day az
all tue ports were 10 $50 bales These We
consider light As compared with receipts
on previous Saturdays for the past five
weeks
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LIVERPOOL, February 10.
11s16 a.m.-The cotton market opened
frmsr. Middling uplands, 1k@1%di
middling Orleans, ElH91iAd.
5p.m.-The cotton market closed firm
er. Middling uplands. 1lkG1l&d; Mid
ding Orleans, uK@ll%d. Sales to-day
IL, 200 bales, of which 5000 bales were for
export and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10.-Cotton is
firm, Sales, 5000 bales. Good ordinary,
2OXc:low middling, 2I%c; middlng, 22Isc.
Receipts, 623S bales, Exports-to Liver
pool, 1928 bales; to continent, 429 bales.
Stock, 247, go bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February IO.-Ootton mar
ket steady; good ordinary, zoe. Net re-
ceipts, 3OS8 bales; eXports-to Great Brit
ain, 554 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, $3.50
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, February I0.-Cotton mar
kst quiet; middling 21%@22c. Net re-
esipts, 942 bales; exports cosstwiss, 250S
bales; sales, 800 bales stock, q 1882 bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February IO.-Cotton is
steady with q moderate demand: mid
ding uplsnds, 2Ho.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February I0.-COtton market
is quiet; middling, &c,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February l0.-COtton mar
ket steady; middlingh, 22ke.
NASHVILLE
NAsHvmLR, February I0.-COttep mar
ket quiet and unchanged; low middlings,
21Zc.
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No. &3.-Ln TIE First Chanesrv sourt n,
sAe4oy count EeunsEEss-JoEsph i. VII
4ams -, !. Kirkland and 70. Z. KirE 81 Al
appearing nom the 5herin's return -
4 this cause thn4 the defendant. Euw4Td n
xix, Is not 70 Be found In Shelby c-oUutv.ena
u appearing rem Ehe bill Of compIaLnsnt
or J. r Ferguson and James d NsIi- ds-id
are
A. Is therefore ordered, That D SAID
Lsar1nCa herein, at the courthouEa in ~
etsy OF Aompntss IennesHss, or or befors "a
list Monday In March. 1914. and plead, an
LEI % 1sMur % complaInEnt's bill, or the
snd set Tor hearing exparts; ana thaf Z o
u LIS order be published once a week ri
tout sucGssslys weeks, in the Memphis
A cOpy-attesGs
COLE, Clerk and Master.
~ ~ = BLACK, Deputy z. and n.
HanttG Mcdowell, zols. fOE eompIainaut
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No. E75-In the 5scoad Cnsucsry Lou- O.
BhsibF county, Tennesssa-saEl - L
VS.. hathsnisl s. Grssz AID WLs E4L s1l
a Creeus and AnEts ten. a.yl- a.
Green ana Naen4nlet = Ereeu, iE
en- ldreE o. NJ. ana 4. 4 Grssu. aEe go
ton Able.
" appearing rom The bill CalE s=or- alL-
a this causs TIA: the defendant. Baron abe.
u 1cn-resl1enE OF 3 stale gr EEEls sees
II ~ therefore OrusEsGs l. LHE ~aEs
Master, inst 6e make as appearances EsEe.E
~ Tie courthouse Of the Second -aaG1=r
Cours Or 5helDy county, IN tie cisy O. EsL-
pms, tennessee, On OF ostors Ll- Gr-t -l
Jay N March. Sta anu P4sal. a--
sNer or oemU % GompLRLuaL1 ILL "
The same VII &c taken rCr s14rssse1 - %
hin, said Barton Able, zndseE IUr nearing e.
Parbei z ina 6 copy 81 this 0rUsr De pE1-
uBGod ones q EoeE, Tor four sCcc==sfTa
weeks, In Lhs AsnpE1 appeal.
A~cOpy-Stbest:
M. D. 1. STEWART, CLERK and Ezzlsr
Randolph Hammond & JOrdA- -
nnsT nraf1nnE
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKREr
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEeRAPH.I
NV YORK, February

NEW YORK, February 10.
In dry goods there is an increasing de-
msnd for textile goods st enhanced prices,
We quote Adristic brown sheeting at lac;
Appleton and Indian Head, l4Kc; Indian
Orchard A, 13c; Indian Orchard B B, l2c,
and donble-width, I4kc; c, 14c-the latter
being the established price of agents;
Dwight Star, 40 inch, l5c; Broadway,
14Ze; Augusta, lSc; Augusta A, &c;
Michigan, l0c; MichigsA, S3-inch, lie.
Amoskesg blesched drills, Ice; Massschu-
sets standard drills, 16c; Applsson's
brown drills, 15@I5Hc. Newmarket
b'esched and colored jeans, 1916; Piqus
blesched and colored Jeans, 15c. Nsums-
keag ssteen, I7c; Naumskesg blesched,
lie. Wamsutts blssohed mUslins are in
active request at zoe, with prospects of an
advance. Nassau Z D o, lie; Aliens
Cheviot prints, lie; Hamilton checks and
hair lines, Ike; LymRn's CheviOt and
Ysrd-wide fancy prints, Ice; Lancaster
cambria prints, 15c; Oriental ruby prints,
Ike; Oriental CheYiot prints, lie; Wash
ing5on ruby prints, Ike; Pacific mills
prints, Ike; Mallory pinks, I2c; Man
chester q brOcsdes and plsin luster dress
goods, 20c and lee respectively; Msnches-
Ter diamond brocsdes and sstinet stripes,
22Hc; Manchester Ga black and colored
alpacss, 25&S0G.
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No. 4S5,-In tus second Jhancery Gourt Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Ws Il. Sneed
sind creditors OF O. b, LOcke q Bros J. II.
ErOTne. Trustee; J .PrOvins, nary Jane
Locke, Cha ss q. Locks, Josspa Leaks,
Mary Locke, Washington Bond. sam, Mans.
Geld and ". 3. Locke.
IT appearing rom the vi which Is sworn TO
4 in This cause Lha1 the defendant, W. 4.
Locke, rs 3 resident OF Mlssissippi ano fg a
nonresident OF the State OF tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk ano
Master, That be make his appearance
herein. al the court house of the second
ChaRcery Court OF shelby county, in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday In April, L512 ana plead, answer or
viii be taken for confessed as TO him said
~. 3. Locke, and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that q copy OF this order be pub.
Hshed once 8 week tor Our successive week.
in the Memphis Appsal. This Feb. 3, IE52
d. d. = STE Art, Clerk and EsstsE.
Wilson & Beard, SOi8. 6or cnmpl'tA. fel0 sci
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Saturday, Marsh 9Th, l8g2

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wtt:
situate, lying and being IN the county Of
Shslb7 and State Of Tennessee, beginning at
the west corner OF Fifth and Gaines
streets, In Fort Pickering; thence west with
the south hoe OF Gaines strsst SO rect; thence
south l7% feet 10 Division street; thence ssst
$50 feet to fifth street. and thence north nix
srfng.
Terms ofSale-On q credit Of seven months.
purchaser executing notes win approved
security; Lien retained to secure purchase
money. Equity OF REDEEM ption barred.
This February 1872
b. ID. IA Sr8WARr, Clerk and Haster.
J.E BigelOW, solicitor. fes tn
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,son-RssIdsat sst!cs.

Shelby county, Tennessee Sarah j. FOIt7
vs. Edmund Ofgn1
1T appearing from sfhdavit In this cause
Il thai the defendant, Edmund Crgiu is 3
citizen OF New York and q nonresident
OF the state OF T5nnessse:
Il Is therefore ordered. Tina he make his
appearance herein, aE the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, On or before the nrsi
MOndsy in March, 1872, and plead, answer o.
demnr 10 ccmplsinanBs Dill, or the same VIII
b9 taken fer confessed as 70 him and set for
hearing exparts; and that q COPY Of 10 or
der be published once 3 week. Tor four sue
cessivs weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-attest:
EDMuND a. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By 4. ]. AZ Deputy y. and n.
IOhu q. Z fnuf8. sol for cOmn4SE fzqI m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-12
AfEanhmRnr Hnfica

Before JOHN &. Bucks. Justice o. he PEACE
0cr Shelby county. Tsn1szses-Tystz
Bpps Va lillian 8allahers
"A fHlDAVIT having been mad8 before me-
IA LuaL IA Cefel dant IN this Cause u a non
resident OF the State OF tennessee, and al
inns lEsusE and Levied On properly
O~f1oer:
Tns defendant VIII lake notice. That this
cau2s Il set Tor hearing before nae, or scu5
other Justice Of the Peaes for the county o.
shelDy, ~ my once, in tae city Of Hemphls,
on the ztk Gay OF FebruRTy, HT& atuofCock
ana; and thaE this notice be publt5hsd IN a
newspaper OF The city Of Memphis, i0r icUr
successive weeks. Inc deEn 0anB Is there
lore nO1ned to come INTO eOuH ana ueIeEa
said cause, or the same VIII be taken - con-
tesseo. January 2, l672
Jas m JOHN (. BURKE,J.P