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Reports from along the line of the
Union Pacific Railroad state that the road
is blocked by snow between Chcynne and
Laramie and Laramie and Rawlins.
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Lecfure.-An educational lecture will
be given by Prof Henry Albert, in the NJ
T. Church, at Spragueville, Monroe county,
Pa, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 3Oth, 1872.
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This has been an unusually gloomy win
ter Any quantity of dull, heavy, damp
weather with but very little sunshine. How
ever, there is better time q coming.
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A bag of two hunered letters has just
been found in a corner of the Knoxville, ILL.,,
post-ofice. The letters contained drafts and
valuables, and were about three yerrs be-
hind time.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-01-25

Ninety thousand emigrants left Ger
many last year, nearly all of then going
to the United States
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No snow yet is the word in this latitude
and our Lumbermen are by no means en-
couragcd by the fact
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DIED

At Tobyhanna Mills, Jan. I'd, 1872, Viii
liam Henry, son of Aaron X. and Catharin
n. Reed, aged II years months l : days
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FARM FOR SAFE

80 Situate two miles from Stroudsburg
-. and one from Stormsyillc, on the
stage road. Water flowing in 4 trough at
the House and also at the Barn. Terms
easy. WM. :. REES.
Jan. %, lS7l-tf StroudSburg, Pa
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Very Desirable BniIdins

Lots in East Stroudsburg for sale or exchange
for Farms, by
PERSON & STILLMAN,
jan. is, '72.-tfl East Stroudsburg
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Liturgical Services next Sunday.
MORNING, 10l, EVENING,
MORNING SERMON: The living Water.
EVENING SERMON The provided Mamma
G.. w. MARRIOTT, d. D., Pastor.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
OF NEW YORK.
Capital S4aOOO,OOO.

The undersigned having been appolnleu
agents for the above named Company, are no"
prepared to take risks, payable at the teInilL1
ton of special time or at the death OF 'l'
person insured.
PEIRSON & STILLMAN, Agents
jan. lS72-ti. East StroadsoHs
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StrOudsburg Market Report.

Corrected weekly for THE JEFFERsoyI,v
by G. ID. BRoDHEAD, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Groceries
and Provisions.
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The undersigned b,

The undersigned begs leave to inform the
Citizens of Monroe cottnty and vicinity, that
he has disposed of his entire interest In the
Real Estate business, to his late partner,
Wilson Peirson, for whom he solicits con-
tinuance of the patronage so literally bestow-
ed on him heretofore.
dec a. '7I-tfl GEO. L. WALKER.
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Twenty five turkeys raised by one man
N Berks county weighed 42S pounds.
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The undersigned beg leave to inform the
citizens of Monroe county and vicinity, that
they have enterad into co-partnership, for
the purpose of buying and selling
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REAL ESTATE,

as successors to the late firm of Geo. L
Walker g. Co., and respectfully solicit the
continuance of the patronage extended to thu
former firm.
WILSON PEIRSON,
dec. IA, tiff THOS. STILLMAN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
sEME

AT THE NRw MEMPHIS THEATRE-A
drsmstio troupe with Johnny Allen and
Little Mack, Of minstrel fame, and Miss
Alice Harrison, the well known eccentric
vocalist, Rs the stars, opened an engage
msnt st ths Memphis theatre to q foe
house, "the higher authorities" especial
ly turning out in full fOrcs, while the
dTass circle and parquette was comforts-
bly, flied.
The play was the new production lately
written for Nj Allen and entitled "Schnie-
der" Although the piece can lay little
claim TO literary merit and the story is %
the improbable order, still Il Is bFim full
Of fun, and the Jokes and comic situations
were relished in b highest degree, and
the walls OF the theatre rung again with
shouts Of lsughter and applause. Johnny
Allen appeared in q trio of characters,
al Of the Dutch school, which he por-
trsyed TO the life, and kept the
audience in q continual rOsr, whether az
old good-hesrted Jacob Schneider, his ter
msgsnt wife, or YONn0 Schneider. he IA
cspiually seconded by Little Mack, one Of
the cleverest performers IN the minstrel
line who ever appeared on the Memphis
stage. His "Bsby Elephant act was gro
tesque in the extreme, and fairly con-
vulsed the audience, while his Essence"
received half q dCZ5n encor6s. The third
sct introduced Miss Harrison, who is re-
ally an excellent vocalist, and her enc0rts
were hearty and Oft repeated. The other
members of the company call for no spe-
cial mention. Schneider" will be re-
pested this evening, when the house Is
to be crowded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
PERSONAL.

J. J.. WsFFoD, Of the Corinth News,
called upon us LAST night.
Miss ALICE HARRISON, in her clog
dance. at the Memphis thester tonight.
JOHNNY ALLEN and Little Mack, the
baby Elephant" are at the overtOn
hotel.
THE "Bsby Elephant" and Little Mac
will take q promenade through Court
square to-day.
PROFESSOR MITCHELL is to 90 over to
Little Rock TO preach to the Beptists of
that city. The visit will be temporary.
Elk, NORTON, New York; n. Gwynn,
Louisville; D. Hoffman, Norfolk; General
". NJ. Brown, Mississippi; E F. Leonsrd,
st. Louis; J. n. Wright and bride, Paris,
Tennessee; are guests Of the Peabody
hotel.
OUR YOUNG friend Mr.. L, Waterman, Of
the house of Feucht & Lockhsrt, leaves
his morning on q business tour along the
line of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. We have known M. Waterman as
6 clever gentleman, and recommend him
to the good offices Of our friends every
where.
IT Is SAID that Dick Busted viii resign
his federal judgeship and retire to private
life in his original abode in the slums of
New York, Where he WIS 3 famous whip
perrin of ward meetings. We have a few
of the same sort, but none the peers of the
hsppy Dick, in Memphis; but We know
h0W TO estimate Busteed's worth. He was
IN sppointes Of Mrs. Lincoln, who, by
personal appeals, induced the United
States mate 70 confirm his nomination.
Lincoln yielded to his wife's solicitations
TO make the appointment because Dick
cracked 9 good joke in his presence. But
Dick has q holy horror Of one Sam Butter
worth, who began his wonderful career in
this vale of tears in Columbus, Mississip.
pi. Sam trsnscends Dick in sublime inn
pudence, and on one occasion gave Dick 8
little piece CT advice, to the tffsst that he
dick must keep out Of his (Ssm's) way.
Sam is q rough customer in a row, and
Dick knows it, Ssm is going to Alsbsms,
and the State is not large enough for both.
There will be joy in every honest house
hold in Alabama
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
M~nn.RaaIdenf Nnfina

No. IA, R. DIN the Second Chancery Cour-
OF shelby county, Tennessee. John Rerri
gsns Aomr Of the estate of Patrick Maher
deceased, VS.. Thomas Fleming and wife
Mary Fleming, art the heirs-st-law Of Pat.
rick Mahar, deceased.
IT appearing from the bill duly sworn TO in
i his cause that the names and residences
OF the hetrs-at-laW OF Patrick Maher, decd,
are to complainant, and the same
cannot be ascerta1ned after dfligent inquiry;
and that the bill OF complainant Is dled 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, Shelly county.
Tennessee; being 40 feet on Main street, west
side. by l1H feet back to thu Mississippi and
tennessee Railroad, being q part Of Block
No. ~, as laid down on Fuckers map:
II Is therefore ordered, That they, b heirs
Rt-law Of Patrick Maher make their appear.
anc7 herstns al the courthouse Of the second
Chancery CcuTt OF Shelby county, in The CITY
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
hrHt Monday In Aprif, 1871, and plead.
or demur to complaina.tis oil or
the same VIII be taken tor confessed IS TO
the said unknown heirs of Patrick
4aher, deceased, nj set for hearing exparte:
and that 3 copy OF this order be Published
once 8 week, FOR four successive wesks, IN
Memphis Appeal. This February /, liza
A -copy-&tteat:
ID. %. L. STEWART, Clerk and Nastea.
p. ]. Mulverhill, Sol. for compl'nL, fe7 ri
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LOCAL PARAGRAPH.

The alarm of fire last night was
groundless.
The Old Folks meet this evening at
three O'Clock.
Several runsways took place In the
city yesterday, which fortunately did no
injury.
A lady named Mrs. owen wss run
over ct the corner OF Adams MT Third
streets, yesterday, by q cotton dray, but
fortunately escaped sny serious injury,
The so-csled extension of fernando
street from Beale TO Union Is now being
will become popular when 1t becomes
passsble.
A drsy loaded with five bales of COM
pressed cotton and i've negroes atop, at
trscted the nOtice 9th Humanitarian on
Secono street yesterday. The driver was
complimenting the efforts Of the male
with 9 whip.
The bids made for contracts on the
Memphis and Psducah road viii be opened
and examined to-day by Chief Engineer
Meigs and ex- President Norton. The
company reserve the right to reject all the
bids; but there are several competitors
and liberal propositions viii be made by
very many gentlemen.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and turn
keys, who haveto watch and wait thirteen
hours with much diligence and ciIcum-
spection, are anxious TO have their former
pay Of three dollars per diem restored to
them. The demand Is Just. Lstths econ
omiEers experiment 3 little on those who
can afford It, and not take the bread from
the mouths Of hungry children.
Doctors Of physic were ground out at
a fearful rate on the night Of the 29th of
February. We turned out ten; Nashville
sem forth about double that number;
Cincinnati, one hundred and f~fty-nine;
Louisville, sixty; Indianapolis, twenty.
six; Philsdslphis, about three hundred ;
snd other places 3 sufficient number to
make up q strong regiment. II is a good
cause for dire apprehension.
There wss q paper presented In one
of our courts yesterday sttested by two
oolored justices Of the peace Of Missis-
sipi. Both these magnates msde q dag
ger and somebody wrote each name per-
tOrsted by the instrument. The question
arises whether a mark be a signature in
he meaning of the law, snd whether
these two magistrates who couldn't read
might have had the wrong paper resd to
them for their official stteststioD. Its q
blessing-this equality Of ohce-holding
rights.
The st. Louis Republican of Saturday
has this item: "a man who hsd recently
come from Memphis, who had given his
nsme as Hugh MeDonough, aHd who said
he was q wandering politician, and q crazy
peddler, was taken on Tuesday night from
q saloon on Broadway and Carr streets to
the Chestnut street police station, as he
was suffering from delirium tremens. he
was ordered by DR.. Barrel to be sent to
the city hospital, but there WIS no accom-
mediation for him at that institution, It
being in such q crowded state. He was
taken TO st. Vincent's asylum"
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NE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
PIsees NJ which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn.
Ing a. the fonowing-named places In the city
Al APPEAL Counung-ROom, "A Union street
Main street.
At the newsstand OF ". J. Mans1ond, corner
Of second and Monroe streets.
Al the news sand Of ]. Q. Eyrich, No. 8O
Aain street.
At the newsstand In the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel
At the newsstand Ia the Worsham housA-
At the newsstand In the OvercOn hotel.
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
Al the newsstand OF Emmons 4 Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
Atthe newsstand Of WIN. spickernsEle, cor
ner OF Fourth and Poplar strsets.
At The newsstand On St Louis Wharfooat
Al the newsstand Al Lauier q Eld1dgeis.
second street, near Madison.
Al the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, on Besle
street, near Main
Al the news-stand at the Railroad depots.
Al the newsstand on tbs Memphis ana Lit
lie Rock wEarfboat
Il South Memphis neEs-depots Not Bsale
street, near Second
Al Jas. oorwlns, &SK Main street, near Mad
ison.
Al n. 3 ~Johnstcn's newsstand 80 Nam
a. walkers Newsstand, No. los BeaIs
xest, opposite Bssie street markst
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No. 4SI, DIN the Second Chaaea- -,
o. Snetoy comfy sIennessss-N D. Rhode.
o. ~
IT appearing from tbs BIZ which fg won
4 In this cause, that the oessndanf pFu-
mp Mtnns ts Justly indebted to ne COZ.
Plstnant IN the sun Of $3.50, q BY ores ~
count and that he "a q non resident ~ ~
State OF tennessee, n that for thssc CO.
An atbacnment was sued out OF tha C0urs
against the property OF defgndanE VIM
ana the saoe was issued, and baF bean -
turned By the Sheriff. duly levied or fha
properly Of aendant, vim, by Earuishmeur
on NJ Apperson q Co.
stnerefoT ordered bY Clerk and Mas.
tsr Inas ne make his appearance herein.
- the courthouse CT the Second Chancary
Court OF Shelby county, IN the city on Ham-
pniss Tennessee on or before the first Nom
gay In April, 1874 and plead, answer Of
d6mEr to compliments bill. or the sane VIII
oe taken for confessed as to him and set f1F
hearing ex parte; and thst q o o. this on.
der Be published one a week, Tor Jour sue
ee9stve weeks in the Memphis APPEAL. This
February q, 172
A c~opy-Attasts
ND. L. STEWART. Clerk and Mssfsz,
BY BzLcHER, Deputy Q. and n
Gantt q Sol for enmnfnt farl
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Non-Raaident Knfica.

No. 81, R. DIN the Second Chaucery Cont
of Shelby county, Tennessee e-ERmuei
Mansfield n others vs. John CannOyan.
Samue GEynn, Thomas BUCK, Belle Buck
and John Buck, children OF Slas Buck. de-
ceased, and two other heirs OF saic Back
deceased
TT appearing from the amended bin which
Il is sworn to In this cause that the defend.
ants, sam GWynn, Thomas Buck eue Buck
and John Euck minor children OF 6Ias BuoR
deceased, and I've other heirs n children
OF said Sles Back deceased, W-hosanames ara
unknown to compliments, are eacn and an
non-resi1ents of tina Stats OF Tennessee. and
that said amended bill Is Fled tor The pur.
pose Of subjecting thetntersat OF the defend.
ant. John CannOVan, In and to q bufIdinr
situated On Shelby street, Aemphis. Tenpes,
see. known IS the sShelby House" "a fha
payment OF the debts Of the complafuants-
&c Is therefore ordered. That they and each
ofghem make their appearance herein, ct The
courthouse OF the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county In the city OF Mem ghis, Ten
ne8sse, IN or before the first Mouoay. IN
1874. and plsaS, answer or demur 70
compladnantsl amended blu, OF the garss
Will be taken for confessed a. to them and
set for hearing expalte, u that 5 CODY q
this order be published once q week, ior fuur
successive weeks. in the Memphis Appfai,
This February ], 1874,
A ccpy-A test
ND LS1EWAKT, Giezk IA Master.
q BY O. 8ELCHEB, Deputy q and II
-, W. Scales Sol. tR conpfL tesS-frl
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k~en-Rsalusne nauee

No. fS5. B. Din the Second Chnnesu Cor
OF Shelby county, Tennesgzs-g. Cnmmf-z
e. al Va David Q Cross sf ~.
II appearing nom the biz which fssurm a
Il In this causa hat the ~dsfeurauf. Davis 81
Gross Is Just = Indebted 70 tie compIafnaufs
81 The executors OF u. ". FISHER deceased IA
The sum o. $3.50 snd interest dus bv nsfs-
made April lSth. 1854, By 9amuel Woodrun
payable to the order OF d. O.. lTos and ~
him endorsed and thRt said David o. JruEs a
q Nonresident OF th8 state OF Tannsszes. and
that for these causes Al alias RfEaehnsene
was sued ont BY order Of tbs Coarf aaafusF
the proplrty OF the 1~slsndaut, Cross and tbe
sans was Issued, 2 hss been returned ~
the Sherd, duly levied en- tbs property az
defendant, Cro5s, b. garniHnmenf.
It Is therefore ordered, BY ths CLERK ara
Master, that be maks his RpDearRnc9
herein, st the Court house Of the Serg1d
Chancery Court OF Shelby county. in The civ
Of Memphis. Teunessae on or before fla
nrst Monday In April lSZl and plead -
swer or demur 70 compliments BIZ. or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing eZpartss and that q .cuR
Of this order be published once & wszE ~
four successive weeks, In the Mamphis Ar-
This February q, BR
A cOpy-Attast;
NJ D. STEWART, Clerk End Ha-fs-
b Q. BELCHER, Dap1ty C.erk and 1900
John Johnston. so. for rnmuIuF-r-A 80
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within the memory Of hundreds of their
Inhabitants, presents q Ene field Tor local
historians. We had occasion q few days
ago to notice a history Of indianapolis, and
now there has bsen laid upon cur table an
octave volume of over i've hundred psges,
giving 3 concise history Of the city Of Chi
cage.
ITS VALUE.
The value of his book is in the first
part, that preserves the details ofthe early
growth of the great city. II seems al
most incredible that in 1910 the Hydraulic
Company Of Chicago built q reservoir
shout twenty-five feet square INT eight
feet deep, and pumped wster into 1t from
the a with an engine OF twenty. FIVE
horse power. The water was distributed
TO the cltizsns Through logs. bored at the
works, i've inches being the diameter OF
the great mains. "In 1912 James Long
entered into arrangements with the Hy-
draulic Company 70 do all the pumping
for the supply Of the city with water for
ten wears, without cost to the company,
for and in confederation of the free use of
the surplus power of their twenty-five
horse power engine.' It wss not till 1850
that the inhabitants of Chicago enjoyed
the advantages of gas. In 1860 the first
horse cars ran through C~hicsgo's streets,
and the growth and progress of the city
since that time have been unparalleled,
but they are too well known to need any
further illustration in these columns.
APPLICABLE TO MEMPHIS.
The sYidity with which stories affecting
men of the oldsn time in Memphis are
sought after-the greed with which the
sketch Of David Crockett, published some
days ago by the Appeal, was sought sfter;
the eagsrness with which stories written
by Mr.. Rawlings and "Old Times' were
read; John Parks recollections of years
sgo-are Ilustl atoms of the fact that a
taste and passion for stories of the past
can never be eradicated. To minister to
this popular prediction the Old Folks
AssociatiOR was organized and this
body of venerable men propose
to undertake the task of gathering mate
rails for the perfection of Just such a vol
ume IS that which not only interests
every citizen of Chicago, but every
thoughtful person who would know some
thing of men who create and ~sggrsndizs
cities. 1t is a foul shame if the good and
wise and generous msn to whom Mem
phis and Western Tennessee are indebted
Tor all that now renders the city and aA-
jacent country attractive H1ust be forgot
ten. The Old Folks association viii
honor themselves In honoring the names
and virtues of the founders Of the city.
and Of those who gave impetus and yig0r
TO its prOgressiveness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
STAPLE GROCERIES.

Planters and country merchants will
ind no grocery house in Memphis better
supplied with staple articles than A. G
Tresdweu snd Brother, the heavy dealers
OF Union street. Their late immense re-
ceipts Of sugars, molsssss, -four, meals,
etc, enable them 10 offer terms to Gu !
TONERS not obtsinsble elsewhere IN the
city. Plantation supplies of all kinds are
specially which this house has devoted
time and attention to, and which they are
now better than ever prepared 10 furnish
their pstrona.
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OF the above number the females are
employed in the hospital, as walters, seam
served that while there are twenty convs-
lescsnts, there are only three convicts in
the hospital, q fact that speaks well for
DR.. Nicbol, the physician in attendance.
OF the whole number of ~oonvicts, thirty
one are females, Of whom there is only
one white woman. The convicts appear
heslthy, and most of them seem to under
stand their business,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05

GRAND AFFAIR The Purim Mosque
rade Ball. 70 be given BY Hiddekel Lodge
NO. l0O l. o. B. B., at Memphis Club,
VIII do doubt prove to be the most brill
liant STAIR Of the season. Whenever our
Jewish citlzsns undertake anything 1t Is
bound to be successful; hence we predict
2 large gathering, and immense enjoy
ment. The committee are working act
lively, snd tickets Of invitation viii be
issued tomorrow.
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REQUEST.

On account Of the heavy pressure of bus
mess, We are often 1nabls to deliver
goods promptly IS desired (bsEtng ct
present only two delivery wsgons) and In
order 70 avoid the in-convenfence we
know our customers often eX pefience on
account oft, we would feel much obliged
u they would TRY and give us their or
ders the A BEFORE The goods are need
ed-at latest, very esriv in the morning.
OLIVER, FINHIE & co.
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Aaa.RaaIaans analaa

Nd. STEWART Clark Ehd Hasfs-
y Q. BELCHR, Deputy C.erk and 1900
pm Johnston, sol for complafnant ~
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CONVICT LABOR.
Hsw the PenitenfIary Folks are EN-
pIOyed.

The appended table may be found use
full to the hsbitues of the corner of Jefsr-
son and Main streets. They will see there
in how their friends are employed at the
State capital. There are at present Eeven
hundred and sixty-three convicts Of the
p~enitsntiRry, employed as follows:
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Maa.Raaidanf Aafinn

No. As r. DIN the Second Chauesry Courto n,
SnelDT County Ienuessee-GenrZa Huna
vs. Lizzie Vahlman, Henry KeF7na1 an
others.
IT appearing nom the andavss alsd In tbfz
= cause nat The defendant, Kerry Kettmsn
Is 9 n0n-zessdens OF the SAFE 81 Tannessss
~ sidens Of Hanover, Gslman7s
ere1Ore orderec, by tie CIsrh aua
AAateEi mat ne mako hiE Appearances
OnancerT Court Of Shelby county. u -
CITY OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before tha
nfst monday In April, 1874 sud plssd-
ensWGr or demur 70 compliments hfH 81
the same VII be taken FOR con 0sssed asf hfne
and set for hearing exparte; and fhss \ oorF
o. tnn order be pnbltahsd 0ucs = week n
four succesatvs Wesks IN the Namuhi4 Ar
peal. his February u, liza
a eopT-attests
Nd. STEWART, Clerk az Naxtm
By 9. BzLcHzR, Deputy @, e-r5
Westcott a stahl, Scs. fSr eon1It fsb4F
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One Huadrsd and Ten Lets.
Wednesday, March s7ts, at 10 o'olsos an.

- These FUsLIC SALES VIII BE- cortiB-
Heo1n IGture, 81 Eezuiar interval a. ma
be nom time to tine a-nrCurceI Tb-sss
snlng 70 avail Tire selves OF orr se-vtceg
sac tnis manner Of selling Q s1r HssI Essata-
the prslimfnsrfeH-
haAEA6GRt hat va VIII uaffhsr
pIacuce nor per nit u other rhan oPTT.
FAIR AND LESlTLNATE BrDDTSaG on ofbsr -
IN oer Punltc sales.
80 Any OF these LOIS mav ae pusehrsad -f
PL-NAte safe un6l The da3s ~ their 1ublfe
ssla. Ez2N3HD g STLHEET.
SCUM re- seal EslaFs sEeufs.
80 MsdisO1 street, aeuaphfs.
rs -snonlu WEATHFE pr6VslfEates. Is ar
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with Lemons Improvement Call ct 295
Second street.