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SPECIAL MpTICE.

Periodic BHsoEders-Ihe paE0xysma
maladies which are characterized By heat
and cold, prevail extensiyeiy ct this season,
and 1t is a curious fact that in many parts Of
tbs country wher they are prevalent other
diseases that bear no general reseInblAGes 70
fever and sgus or remittent fever. assume q
periodic type. Thus, in many sections in.
tested with chiIls q fever, Rheumatism
neuralgia, hyEteris, diarrhea, ETC., some
times become intermittent, thereby indi-
eating that they nav been e~ngendered By
the same poisonous exhaIztions which pro-
duce the hrst-namsd disease.
In all these masked cases Of ~ague-for such
they areas wen s. In the regular intermit-
tents, the most saie and reliable remedy
that can tie administered is HOststter's
stomach Bitters. Neither quinine nor
arsenic are needed. Both are In the highest
degree dangerous, and are sure to leave sad
traces of .hetr poisonous Ect1on In the sys-
not. Ia many all b so called
specifics OF the " regular n atCrlR medtca
utterly fail TO breaK up nterm1Etsnt and
remitBent disorders. But the great vegetable
Tonic never fails. The Epasm VI the minute
blood vessels which CAUSES the chill, IL the
result of nervous weakness. prOducsd BY the
facilitating operation OF Gn uuWholesome
atmosphere, and The tone and VtgOr given to
the nervous eystem By the bttters enable II
70 throw on the disease. fhe wiser po1cfs
is 70 anticipate attacks OF this ma
ture, by arOusing AL the latent energies OF
the BODY at the commencement OF the moist
and ch1ly season with his fncomparaDte
By pursuing this course tnEerm1s-
ness, dyspepAia and pulmonary anectlonB
may always be prevented.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


FINDER and by virtue Of Deed Of trust q
~ me executed by charles PfaDneattehl, on
the 81 day OF March. 1855. and duly recorded
At the REGISTERS once o. BuaIby county. Ten
ness .. In Record look no. "a, part second,
pages lOs and l0a and 10 and H. I win. on
Thursday, TwsHty-Eighth Of E1rch. 1872,
bstVesn the haurT orTU am. and 4 pm. on
~ prl0iseds sell, al public sale, to tie high
property; A certain pareal Of and situate,
lying and being in the city Of Memphis, the
o. unty OF Shelby and the stats OF Tennessee,
and described as follows, 1o-Wft: Being a
part OF Lot numbered three hundred q
ssventy-ons ON, a. Delegated upoa the
original plan or lots OF the Owl Of Memphis,
which part OF aaia lot is tins bOunded Be-
ginning at he northeast corner OF q lot form
erly known a. George CrosaWel'B; thence
east with Jefferson street dfty-sight (58l 68et
to its Intersection with Third street; themes
south with Third street one hundred and
fOrtY-eight C4S} feet, six 90 inches to another
alley; thence with BRid alley one hundred
and forty-eiGh3 CAS- feet. six 80 inches to an
other alley hence north with said last allsy
thirty.sfx 49, fact 70 the south boundary Bne
Of the rom eel lot aforesaid, themes east
with safd boundary line ninety fest) and six
~ f. ches to the southeast corner Of the afore-
said cromwell lot; tnence north with the
east boundary limo OF said C0omWeu li one
huudr and twelve Ql2l feet and six 60
inches TO the sai0 beginntng-together with
all the sppurtenancss ther6untO belonging.
Fstd Deed OF Trust was executed 70 secure
the payment OF esrtain promissnry notes 70
Edwin W. LehmEn for tbs balance Of the
purchase money. he fempticn viewed. IL
tie perfect, but sell only ss trustee.
March s. 1874 mn
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rsmunsrative to the manufacturer, and
the circumstances surrounding trade Ger.
! tainly indicate q continuance Of good
prphls Manufacturers will not stop
| their mills, or reduce their business, while
they are securing good profits from their
Investments, and certainly the amount Of
cotton at their commsud Is not in excess
| Of their ordinary business demands. In
view of these facts, lower prices, 20 ssy
the least, are not probable. Spinners may
and doubtless Will take every p~recsution
70 keep prices down, and 50 long rs specu-
lators stand at their backs to aid them viii
meet with some success. Uplands msy
for q time be kept ct 2So or under, but not
for q long length Of time. The clamOr
about 4 ive-milliOn-bsle crop may for 8
time enable them 20 get supplies on q
basis Of present figures, but IS q class,
spinners are astute, and will not fail to
lake care of themselves, Will not hes
itste to purchase supplies, eve ct several
cents above present market prices, when
the circumstances surrounding trade
guarantee them fair profits at the advance
demanded. Our spinners are but poorly
supplied with stocks, and foreign spin
ners must yet buy largely OF q %cottons,
or reduce their consuming capacities.
The consumption Of the world could
hardly he reduced 6 million bales, were it
desirable to do so, and certainly the in
CllQdkl0u 70 TAh oN1Fk Will IAAg NOAA9
Of failure to make profits, circumstance
not at sIl likely to occur
The total crop must III short one and
and q fourth millions, or about that. The
recsipts after the 10Th OF March. 1871 were
800 600 bales: after the lOsh of March, 1879,
they were go 900 bales, and after the 10th
OF March. 1859, they were $4,000 bales.
The weekly receipts now are below tho 8
Of 1870, and but little over those Of 1852
50 that It Is not reasons lie TO count OF
more than 500. 900 bales for the remainder
of the sessOu. givic= certainly not more
than q three-miliion CROP overland ship
ments included. Last season, with. q
stock in hand the hrEt week in May In
Liverpool sggregsting q million bales, and
q proportionste amount ahoat, cotton sd-
vancsd thirty dollsrs per bale, In
the face OF g crop believed then
10 aggregate four and q half mill
lion bales, sustaining well the sd-
vance and entering upon the present com
msrcisl year with 9 stock Of half q mill
lion bales, increased only up to his time
10 three-Quarters Of a million, and with
the amount now shOst for her, aggregat-
ing only about her stock in hand when the
market took the upward start last season.
True, cotton was then low, but the crop
wss known TO be large, snd certsinly not
.insdfquste to the demand. With no cir
cumstsnces pointing to q decline in con-
sumption, with trsdsisurroundings about
equal to what then existed, snd 40 prob
ability Of their failure, can il be that 8 de
felt Of g million and 8 qusrter bales will
fail to sustain, II indeed II do not advance,
GROWER
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aOa-R Resident KOtios.

No. ass, &. DIN the Second Chancery Corr
Of Shelby county, Tennessee. Cumming
Johnson ct al VS.. David Q. Crcss OF n.
IT appearing from the blu which isE~orn 70
in this canse that the defendant. David Q.
GROSS is lust y indebted to the cOmplatnants
a. the executors Of q. W. Fisher, deceased, in
the sum or $3.50 and interest due by n9te,
made April 18TH 1851, by Samuel Woodruff,
payabls to the order Of D. q cross, and by
him endorsed. and that said David o. Cross Is
a nonresident OF the State of Tennessee, and
that for these causes an alias attachment
was sued ont by order OF his Court against
the proplrty Of ths defsndsnt, Gross, n the
same was Issued, and has been returned -
the Bherld, duly levied or the property Of
defendant, Cross, by gaFniBnmEnt.
1t is therefore ordered. by b Clerk and
Master, that he make his appearances
herein, at the Court hcnes OF the Second
Chancsry Court OfShelbT county, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
hrst Monday In April, 1877, n plead, an
gWer or damur to COMPLIMENTS bin, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed aa to him
and set for hearing exparts; n that a copy
OF this order be published once a wssk. for
tour successive weeks In the Memphis Ap
peal.
This February n. 1879.
A copy-Attsat:
a. D. l. srEWAkT, Clerk and Master
BY Q. BELCHER, Deputy CLERK anG Master
John Johnston. sol for com pIainanG- fe2s
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-RssIdegt Nstjes.

No. lBI. 3. DIN b Second Chancery Cour1
Of Shelby county .Tennessse.-M d. Rhodes
vs. Philip s, VIM sna E d. Apperson 4
Co.
TT appearing from the bill which Is szorr
4 70 10 this cause, thai the defendant PEI,
lip Z. VIM, is Justly Indebted TO the com
plainant in the SUN OF $3.50, dus by open &C
count, and that he Is a non resident Of thu
State of Tennessee, and that tor these causel
an attachment was sued out Of thia Courf
against the property Of defendant, VIM
and the same was Issued, and mas been re-
Turned by the Sheriff duly levied on thu
property OF dendaut, vim, by gsruizhmenl
on e. NJ Apperson & Co.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That ne make his appearance herein
at the courthouse of the Second Chancery
Court OF shelby county, in the city Of Hem'
phts, TenneBsee, on or before the drst Mon.
day in April. 1877, and plead, answer OF
demur to cOmplainants' bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to him-and set for
hearing az parte; and that q copy Of his or
der be published nee q week, for four sue.
esssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
February q, 1872
A cOnv-Attest.
n D. L STEWART, Clsrk and Master.
By Q. BEJCHER, Deputy c. and Il.
CAN'T & MCDOWELL. Col. for commit. fsSQ
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PsiiIIOs for Amsndmsst Of Charter.

No. as, r, DIN the Second ChsncerY court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.
WHEREAS, T. q. Nelson. J. ". Cochran,
w J.F.B barton, J.E. Eltppm, n =. Coch-
ran, A. i. Harris, Geo. ". Cheek, =. r. No
Ghee, 1. 3. Kirkland, J. W. Page, r., ". 3.
Wigs and =. n. Nelson. gtock holders IN the
Memphis Ou Company" have nled their
petition In this court praying That the char
ter OF the sstd memphis Oh Company" be
so altered and amsnded as 10 give said conf
pany bhe power, in addition 70 that already
held 70 charter or purchase, own and run
one or more steamboats,, and to purchase,
own and use mules, drayE, asOna earts and
other personal ope which the board OF
Directors may thtnk necessary in the prose-
uEttOn Of The legitimate bCEtLeEs OF the satd
company;
Il Ia therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, publication be made In the
Memphis Appeal for thirty days, notifying
all persOns desiring, to make their appear
ance herein, bsfors said court. en- CT before
the nrst Monday In Nay 1872, and 1hoW
oauEe, Il any they have or know OF. why the
prayer Of petitioners should not be granted,
or toe same. VIII be heard sxpGzbe. This
March 4th, l62.
A cOpy-aGtest:
n. D. I. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BY BELGHER Deputy Q. and d.
Mcfarland a Goodwin, Soils. for petition
arsL mh5
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Monday. March 25.h, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, ktiuai ed In shelby county, fe2nes-
see, near the city Of Memphis, tosWtt: Be
ginning at a stake Themes north 2 degrees
west nineteen links to a post-Oak marked A,
on Garr's avenue, west bounoaEy uaei
the1ce east fOurGeen chains, tWentysiot7r
links TO 8 stake; thence north thirty.cne de-
grees east our linkst TO = postoak marked
A; thence north nine degrees, east three
chains TO q stake, s~eventy-six links south
west OF the center Of the railroad; thence
with said road north lorty-aeven degrees
west nv chains, north forty .nVe and 3 hall
degrees west fifteen chains forty-eight limbs
to a stake, thence north dfty seven degrees
east thirteen links to q sweet gam tree on
said CRrr'E west boundary nnss thence south
chains with aafd line TO the Begin
ming, containing fourteen and two n hust-
dreth acres, more or less.
TERMs OF ~sALE.-One third cesh, balance
IN two equal instalmentB. due and payable
In one and two years, with Interest," the
executing notes with good secu-
fity for the payment OF the balance OF pm.
chase money and a lien retained on said
sARAa e. Mc9EHEE,
Exscutrix Of the last VII and Testament Of
Edmund Mc6eneo, deceaseds
Z Harrfa q HRrria. solicitors. Tex
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BANKRUPT NOTICE


In the District Court Of the United States fol
the District % West EeDnessse-In Bank.
ruptcy-In b matter OF Tyler q Murphy
8snkrupts-BefoFe Thomas J Latham.
ESQ, RegfHfer.
TO the creditors Of the above named Bank-
rupts
HtAKE potics that 3 gsaaTai and final
1 messing OF the creditors OF aatd BANK
Fuptg viii be held a. The once Of said RsgiE-
ter. in the city or Memphis, IN said Distr1c4.
on the 18th Gay OF March, A d. u74, ct tan
O'CLOCK I'm for the purpose named In the
9th section ofths Bankrupt Act Of March :,
1857.
I also give you notice that / have ] my
final accounts as Assignee OF the estate Of
said tankrupts, In said Court, and that on
the 9TH day OF March next / hal Apply TO
said court for the ssttlemenE Of my said ac-
counEs, and for q discharge rem al naoill-
y as Assignee OF said estate, n ac~coEdance
with the provisions Of the Stn section OF the
Aes Of Congress, entitled Al act to cstab-
nah q Uniform system OF Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved
March 2 lS6a.
o. WOOLDRIDGE. AHIisue@
= MUFpHTg HahruarU n IaTQ gag1
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R~soa-RssldsBt esaflcs

No. 4p6-In the secOnd Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Teuu6sseS-Samusl Pleas
ants vs. John Bru0lsy, VIM. Z Bradley,
Hobert G.. RF1cEeu Aoeiins bradley, susan
White, Thomas W White, Adei1ne Wesk-
ley. Sarah a Bradley, Robert ~. q Pleas
ants, Julia P. Cre8syel, David CrsssWeIL
Flo, ence 81. Green Stttn Green and Emily
3. Hill.
IT appearing from the bill which is szo1n
to in this cause that the DESCENDANTS, John
Bradley, ROBERT y. BrtekeB, Adsline Bradley,
susan White, Thomas W. White, Adeline
Weakley, Sarah A Bradley and Emily 3.
HUI ars residents Of MADISON OunIy, Ala
VIM. B. Bradley Ia Q resident OF Pine Bluff,
ARK f; Robert st. q. Plessants, Luna 2. Crsss-
Rell n David Crss1el aIe residents OF
shreveport, La; and Florence 4. Green and
B1th Green are Residents OF Brandon, Mis-
s1ssippt, and that thsy are all nOn-Ie sidents
Cf tns state Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk n
GastsF, ThSG they make their appearance
harstn. al the courthouse Of the second
ChRncery Court of Shelby county, in the city
Of Memphis, tennessee, n ur before t1e nrst
Monday in Apri3, 1872, a plead, snEWsr or
dsmur tn compliments oil, or Z anne viii
ce taken for confessed as 70 them and set fOl
hezntng exParJe; ana that's copy OF this Or
der be published ones 8 week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
February a, 1874.
Ii. D. L. sTEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Eeputy @. =.
Randolph, Hammond 8 JORDAN, sols for
complainantss fe25m
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FRANCE AND TRADE.
OFrIcn OF TIE DAILY APPEALs
SATURDAY March ., laA

EEUAHCIAE@
Thare hss bean ssmetaik, andnOt with
out cause, Of e close money Market East
and West. The South has been fairy
supplied, because the ssSPle orougns
money 10 our markets. However. As
prosperity of industry snd trade oe-
Ponds largely upon cheap money the
course, generally speaking, OF the Market
in the Immediate future is very naturally
csnvsssed with . good deal OF Interest
An exchange says: The bank
have lately been drawn much oeloN the
AVERAGE, which mas had much TO DO VIII
the somewhst prOtrsessd stringency, out
afurther drain Of currency is deemed I'M
probable. Confidence, too, which was
Tudely shaken by the late savings Dank
failures. In rapidly being restored ana
this enables the institutions Tor savings
70 lessen their reserves OF currency sno
sgain 10 invest the surplus. Under the
operation of these causes, IL Is anticipated
that the banks vii gradually be replen-
ished. So far Is the reserves OF the banks
are concerned, the disbursements Of coin
from the treasury this month, on account
of interest and on account OF the redemp-
ton OF the so-cslled i've tWenties, cannot
but exert a favorable influence, which has
aIresdy begun TO make itself p~erceptible.
The probabilities then WOuld seem 70 be
in fsvor Of q restoration OF monetary case,
the good effect of which upon trade viii
soon be apparent"
Ths local money market was quiet, with
fair counter transactions. Exchange Wa
making more frssly,ss the cotton market
though not IS sctiye as desirable, has
been very satisfactory. We OF but
few complaints. Sales for the week
smo1n ed to shout 12,00O bales, equal
TO 81 leo. 600
Exchange is in good supply, with
rates steady at = discount buying on
commercial bills and par selling for eight
checks on Eastern points.
Some few sales Of gold are reported BY
deslers to-day ct lI0H, while Ohtnngs
40 light, and buying rates are l@hS
IOeZ.
For the past three days, there hsve been
OF srinEs Of Memphis and Charleston rail
road stock At prices below the views OF
large holders. HoTever, Il would seem
there was 8 desire on the part OF some 20
buy, but 81 low figures We hear OF one
or two sms Al sales a. low IS S6H. County
warrants, in small amounts sre
bought by dealers s. SOci but
for q large amount $50 is, perhaps, The
best price tia could be obtsined, while
the selling rates range from exc TO CSC.
City securities are QuOtSd 81 55Hc Tor the
long date currency issue, January coupon
dstschsd and 62e is the quotation Tor the
gold issue. Tennessee money Is bought
o. sc 70 S5c for the old, and S5o for ths
new issue, and is sold respectively at 500
- rro unE eTu
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Saturday, xareh IS, 1872,

vito legsI hOuFa, the following described
Teal estate, tO-Ett; Lying and being IN ne
county Of Shelby M Stats OF Tennessee.
about tHO-anc-oneaalf mics northeast OF
Court square, near and adjacent 70 The Line
or me emph1B and Raleigh Railroad. nov
construction; said real estate more
particularly described a. blows Lots Nos,
., 8, J. 10 and u, each containing one AGRA
and Lot NO. II, containing / u-l09 acres. a
laid on ~ J. 4 Mcclure, County Surveyor.
which Is en- dle In this cause, and which can
pc seen At any time on application.
IERMs CT a Gred1G OF seven and
twelve months nOtsg win security taken,
and lien retained On land until paymsnf OF
purchase money. This February Is, iS7Z
ND LsSTEWAHT, Clerk and Master.
EnLrr q Lanarann -EnLLr.Lnra a.Ia
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nsa-R ssideat gQtiGs.

No. ElS.-In the First Chancery Court o
Shelby county, Tennessee. jones 3
MOores, Afmro Of Scion B1rIsnd, deceased
vs.. James III. Williamson, ct al.
IT Appearing nom amdaVit IN his cans
i thai the defendant, Euclid BOrland, is
resident o. the State OF Virginia and q non
resident of the state al Tennesses: thai In,
places o. resi- encs OF the de-eudsnts, B. II
Lvou, William Cullen and r. VOImer, ar
unknown:
II Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
the first Monday In April, 1879, and plead
answer OF demur to cOm~pla1uanEs bill, o.
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as Z
them and pc for hearing ez DRrte; and that q
copy Of this order De published once q week
for four successive weeks, IN the Memphi.
Appeal This February 70, 1872.
a ~copy-attests
EDMUND A COLE, CieFk and Master.
By e. B MCHEERY, Dsp1ty o. and NJ
~ a. ~ Kfun knI fuw e0aT nIFmeu III fri
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ShsriFs Sale.

u virtue Of an execution rom tha Second
d Circuit Court OF SHELBY COUNTY IN faVor
q We sWaRFack - Co. " Joseph Pigeon.
= brannau y A. Mailer and n ". KEN
Dafuls lr $50 - ceb6, besides COSTS and IuEsr-
est 1 viii SCI 70 the highest bidder, Ion cash.
y Front o. the shertus omce. ca second
streeL In theeity Of Memphis, on
thursday, 2sst day Of March. 1872,
the following real estate, to-Wft. Lofs Mo-.
- and "a In BLOCK No. s a. shown By Ruck-
ers map OF plan OF Fort Pickering; said lots
stbuated On the corner OF second aud Caro-
Ina streetss In that part OF the city Of Mem
pms KNOWN as Fort Pickering, SHELBY coun-
y, , sLs Of IeunsSes, levied On a. the prop
srty o1Joseph E~tgeOn-and viii be sold % sat-
lsly said execution, interest and costs. sale
between the hours OF ten O'clock an, AID
tOzr pm
MARCUS ]. Wight, Sheriff.
By RossER, Deputy Sheriff.
This February I9fh, 1874
Edgingt9n 4 HGlssy, AttsyH for PHI. fan
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N%ON-sEslDENT R0TICE,

No. E7,-Tn ths Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-James ". Bing-
ham vs.. James N. TOmsny, Fannie A. Tom.
eny, VIM. Huntington ct al.
IT appearing rom the bill which Is sworn 70
1 In this cause that the defendants, James
NJ. TOmeny, fannie A. TOmeny and his wife,
and VIM. Huntington, are non-restdents OF
the State of Tennessee;
Il Is therefOrs ordered by thu Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearances herein,
at the Courthouse of the Socond Ohancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or bstOre the drst
Monday in april, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur to compliments bill, OF
the same viii be taken TOR confessed Ra TO
them and set tor hearing exParte, and tn
a copy OF this order be published once 9
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem.
phis Appeal
This February "A, 1872.
A copy-a6tesbs
n. I. L STEWART, Clerk and Mastsr,
By @. BsLCHER, D. O. and n.
Randolph Hammond a JOrdoD, Eols for
ann n1uAnam F.sE ak
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Aetachmsnt Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, a Justice Of Do
Al Peace for shelby county, Tennessee
John Howard Lane and Reese P ttehard vs
Jim Rawlings.
FFIDAVIT having been made in tbh
"a cause that the defendant Is Justly In
debted 20 the plaintiff the sum Of niu ETY. -tEC
l5-lW dollars aud interest nom the eleventh
day OF February, 1857, due by promtssOrJ
note Of said date; and the said attachment
having been sworn out that the defendant
was a nOn resident of b State of Tennessee
and the same having neen returned Levied
by the proper odicsr;
It is therefore ordered, That the defendant
Jim Rawlings, appear before me, at my ONCE
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on the I4tE
day Of March, 1917, at 10 O'Clock an, or tbs
same viii be proceeded with sxpaFte; it Il
further ordered, that this order OF notice bs
published In the Memphis Daily Appeal, &
Newspaper published in the city of Memphis
ones q week, for four consecutive weeks
This Sth day Of February, HT2.
JAMES HALL, JustiGs Of the Peace
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-IInn.Ra.ldent Nntlna.

No. Az, r. Din the Second ChaneeTy Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee. John Berrt-
gan, Admir- Of the estate OF Patrick Maher,
deceased, VS.. Thomas Fleming and wife,
Mary Fleming, and the beirs.at-lRW OF Pat
rick Maher, deceased.
TT appearing from the bill duly sworn TO in
i this cause that the names and residences
OF the heira-at-lRw or Patrick Mahsr, decd,
are to complainant, and the same
cannot be ascertatned after dlligent inquiry
and tbs the bill Of complainant is nled IN
this court TO foreclose q mortgage executed
by defendants, Thomas and Mary Fleming
to Patrick Maher, now deceased, on q let OF
ground in Fort Pickering, Shelby county,
Tennessee; bsing 40 feet on Main street, west
side, by I27M feet back to thu Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad, being a part Of 6lock
No. 81, as laid down on RuckeF's mar:
Il is therefore ordered, That they, ths heirs
at-IaW of Patrick Maher make their appear
anca heretn, at the courthouse Of the second
Ohancery Court of Shelby county, in the city
rof Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
Arst Monday In Aprt, 1917, a plead,
answer or demur to com plainanEs Dill or
the same win be taken for confessed as 70
them, the said unknown heirs Of Patrick
Maher, deceased, and set for nearing exparte;
and thai 3 copy of his order be published
once q week, 6Or o q successive Wesks, in
the Memphis Appeal. This February l, lb72.
A copy-atteBt:
n. d. 1. STEWART, Clerk n Mastel.
p I Aulverhiu. Sol. for cOmpl'nts fe9 fri