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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18
THE HOUSE.

All the hard work done by the Spnatn
upon the complicated tariff question
all the amending, spcechifying strug-
Cling of free traders, quaking of ultra
iObbing prOtectiOnists-ha amounted to
practical fiZzle and a prospective fight
between the two Houses. The House
had been growing mad all the while the
tariff bill was in progress of creation in
the Senate. The Senate had taken the
House free tea and coffee bill. two or
three lines i'm length and added a
general tariff bill half as big as the bible
to it as an amendment. Dawes hearing
this, proposed a resolution declaring it
an act of assumption on the part of the
Senate, unwarranted by the constitution.
etc, etc. etc, and that the bills be
tabled. We happened in about this
time, and how we felt for the clerk
whose duty it was to formally offer the
bill to the House and how we wonder
ed if he had family. and if so or not,
was his life insured. But nothing came
of ito the clerk we mean. We saw
at once the fate of that tariff bantling
1t. would be killed at once if vote could
be reached on the resolution. But mem
bers Were so incensed that they could
not wait to Kill it by a vote of two hun
dred and over in a half-hours time. but
burning with wrath. they wanted to kill
it alone and instantly, so they proceeded
to do it in five minute speeches. If we
believed one-half told on that occasion,
we should conclude that the Senate is so
grasping of power that revolution will
soon be advertised for to sweep it ont
of existence, but we don't believe half
of it, though we do some The bill
was tabled, and high protectionists rests
easier for the present. for the prospects of
anything like reduction of tariff
taxes now is decidedly slim for summer
cometh apace, we have to make presi-
dent and cannot be fooling (?) away
time over such frivolities CD |
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18
New Railroad Schemes.

ANOTHER ROUTE NORTH To MONTREAL
THE NEW YORK AND BOSTON, DUTCH
Ess AND COLUMBIA, AND HARLEM tx
TENSION AND OTHER ROADS COMBINED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
THE sOssOA nuRDE
Chief IHstics kckeaH Refuses to Admit ths
Prisoners to Bal.

SALT LAKE, January 3l.-In the
United States court this afternoon.
"Deputy-AttOrney High, pursuant 20
Williams, telegraphed by Attorney
Bates, moved that al the prisoners in
the custody Of the United States in
Utah be admitted 20 bail.
Chief-Justice Mexican delivered his
decision, which receives the universal
and hearty COMMUNICATION Of GentiIes
snd liberals. He elludedt 70 the fact that
Of the eleven prisoners charged with
murder. six were held in the custody
Of the city without expense, and five
st Camp Douglas at thirty cents q dsy
expense. Some of these murders were
committed under circumstances OF
great mystery and atrOcity; some
openly IN the face OF mankind. Said
the Judge, were these prisoners to be
turned loose before trial, il would be
without precedent, besides there are
many other reasons, which can
not be made public, why these
prisoners should not be admit
ted to bail for reasons which District
Attorney Bates cannot have eommu.
nicate3 70 Att0rney-GeHera VIII
HaHs, snd 10 which Mr.. Bates seems
quite Indifferent. Indeed, he is known
by the court to have made in another
particular, serious misstatements in
regard to affairs in Utah. This Judi
cial proceeding is placed here to de-.
eide under the law all judicial gues-
tons that shall arise in this district
court Were I now 70 shrink or
sgerve from q plain duty, 1t is not
improbable that the Irresponsible
magistrate called Judge Lynch would
assume the seat which l would there
by have proved myself unworthy to
hold. I refuse to admit the prisoners
TO bail Mr. Bates urged upon the at
tOrney-genersl the application for bal
Ostensibly to save expenses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02

By STAB UNION LINE-Boston, al rat,
81 10; by rail and water 81 06;New York, all
rail, 81 rail and water, soc Philadelphia,
all rail, Soc; rail and water, SOC; Fall River,
ali rHIi, 81 10: rsif and water. 81 H.
FROM ST. LOUIS TO MEMPHIH BIZ RIVER
Flour, PSF barrel, Zoe; pork, per barrel,
81 10; whisky, per Dbl, 81 so; corn and oats,
per 100 pounds 35e; hay, per 100 POUNDS,
40c; bacon and lard, par 100 pounds 400.
To way points, zoe per barrel and 1Oc per
100 pounds advance on above rates.
FRoM CINOINNAu By LoU1syU RRAm-
RoAR.=First clsss, per LOO poD Y, Sc;
second class, per 100 pounds, y third
class, per 100 pounds, $3.50; rth
elass, per 100 pounds, 5So.; Tn
class, per Zoe pounds, $50. Butter sud
cheese, per 100 pounds, 4Sc. Flour apples,
onions, potatoes, hCminy and cernmeal,
per barrel, csc; b6sf and pork, per barrel,
81 A; whisky, per barrel 81 "a.
From LOUISVILLE BYLOUIsYILLE Rail-
ROAD.-Finst class, per 100 pounds, zoe;
second class, per 100 pounds, Soc; third
class, per 100 pounds, Soc; fourth
class, per leo pounds, 45c fifth
class, per 100 pounds, 400. Butter
and cheese, per 100 pounds, S6c. Flour,
apples, onions, potatoes, hominy a
cOrnmsal, per barrel, 6Oci beef q
pork, psr barrel, 81 I8; whisky, per barrel,
" W NlA vital Ao"NG w DtE
rel, 81; coal oil, ia esses 1900 pounds, per
100 pounds, 85c. Hay. 40c.
COTTON FREIGHTs BY THE MEMPHIS
N LOUISVILLE RALRoAD.-To Liver
pool, 1921, rsn snd steam New
York, 81; Philadelphia, S5c; Boston, 81 10;
Baltimore sc; P~rovttencs, III 10; Fall
81 Is; Lowell. 81 Is.
FROM ST. LOUIS To MaMPHIsBY Rail-
Flour, per Dbl, SOC; grain, per 100 lbs, 45c;
ard and bsoOn Per 100 los, SOC; pork, per
81 20; whiaky, per bbl, ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
nR.lMRnGE

AN ORDIEAECE to hZ tine bonds OF city
Officers foT the ensuing Two years.
SECTION L Be y ordained y the General
Council Of the CITY % Memphis. That the
Officers Of the city shall respectively execute
bonds foF the faithful perfOl nan Of their
respective duties. as now required by orui.
nance, IN the following sums:
IN fs2C9tsosor's 0ORd a be In the
sum Of $4,000
h T~rsasnrer's bonds shall BIT in Ina sam OF
The Comptrouer's bond shall DO In the sun
OF $4,000.
the 0lgy Engineers nOnd shall be in the
The W9artmsster's bond shall be IN The
sum OF $1,000.
h CITY attorneys bond shall be in the
the CHIEF OF Policies bond shall be In the
sum OF $40 00a.
The Chiel Engineer o. the hre depart
ment's Don shall be in the sum OF $4,000.
The Recorders bond shall be IN the sum Of
5000.
Each Captain Of Police snail give q bond in
the sum Of S5,V0Q
zach Sergeant of the Police shall give a
bond in the Gum Of 5000.
The sergssnt-st-AEmh' bond shall be In the
sum OF 5000.
h CsEy Physieian's bone shall be In the
me '6ffs registers tond shall be in the
The aafket.masters eaOh. snail give bond
of S3,500.
shsn give bond In the sum OF Sl,00.
The Lumber inspectors bona shal De In
the sum OF SLIGO
Eaoh Patr0lman on the police force shall
give q bond in the sum OF 5000.
The City Hospital steward shall give e
bond in the Bum OF $1,000
Each Engineer of the dre department and
each Captain snail give q bond I n the sum OF
$4,000.
rhe assistant Chief Of the are department
or Fire Waruen's bond shall be in Inc sum
OF $500,
me City Inspectors bond shall be in the
sum OF s2,500.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shRll AXE effect and
be IN force from ana after its passage, and
all Inconsistent ordinances are hereby re-
pealed.
Passed first reading, and rules suspended
by requirements or charter, and ordinance
passed second and nal reading by Board OF
Aldermen, January IL 1871 Passed hrst
reading by Council, and rules Suspended, a.
per charter, a passed second and nal
reading by Council, January III, 1874.
Approved, January II, 1871.
Atteat; L. 4. RIoHARDs, City Register.
jSis JOHN OHEs0E Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
Tassday, IasuarY 3o, ~.

within legal hours, the forfUwfng described
property, belonging fo1ntly 10 the estates oi
BROOKS n Sugges and situated In Memphis,
Lot Ne Il, which fronts Is A5.lOS feet ON the
north SIDE Beale street, and running back
29 b0.lo feet 70 the Rice line, bstwesn par.
alleI lines gr ~
Lot no. "a, which fronts Is 4s.IOo feet on the
north SIDE Of Beale street, and extends back
n~orthwardiy, between parallel lines, to the
Lot No =, fronting "A $40 fest on hs
north side OF Beale street, and extends back
northWaroly, betWeen parallel lines, 20 the
south boundary line OF John Rice grant.
side OF Beale street, and extends back SOUTH
Fardly, Oe1Wsen parallel Ines, ls6 feet 20 an
alley allOf said lots being subdivisions OF a
large i06of BROOKE and suRga, made by G..
BufEe, February =, B53: see plat OF same In
pa8eZ3.
Also 8 certain undivided Ons.haf Interest
OF BROOKS ana Euggs, in q certain lot Of ground
In said city OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, known as lot No. 8, In Block No.
Elliott street, B0 feet east OF the intersse.
Gon Of DeSoto and Elliott streets, moving
thence uOTthWardly 29S< fest to an alley:
thence eastward, So feet 3 inches to a stake;
Themes soutnwardfy298H feet % Elliot street;
L0enoe with the north line Of
Elliott street a O. 3 inches TO the
1t being deeded g. BROOKS and suggs and %
one AneSd, IN the proportion of $500 8 IN
tires! in Crooks md Suggs, 70 Sl5Se % 70
Terms OF sale-On a credit OF six. tyzsIve
and eighteen 70. u and I) months; notes
with approved surety required, bearing in
bers8t from date; lien retained TO secure
same u equity Of redemption barred.
A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
6. w. Winchester and Humss 4 Poston,
uGA ~ mnn
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R0H-REslBEaT a0TIcE.

no. z2,-Ln the second Chancsry Court OF
shelby county Tennessee=aamL watson
vs. The SOOkand Tract society offhs KEN
ph1B COu e. enoe, the President, Secretary,
Oirsgtors, StUCEhGlders anu All Others
whore notes ara held by tha society IN
paid"
n appearing nom the bill duly sworn 70 IN
4 tins cause that the d-efendants. -ssll
others whose notes are held ~ tbs aoelstF
uupaid," are nOn-residents OF tha State 81
Tennessee, CT That their residences are un-
u IS thorefors ordered by TINS CIsrk
and Master, That they make Their ap-
pearance herein, at the Courthouse 81
the second Chanosry Court, In the city
OF Memph1as Tsnn.s OF or before the drEt
Monday In February, 1879, and plead, an
sEger or damuI 70 compartments oil, OF
the same Will be taken for confessed Is 70
them and ISL Tor hearing sxp&rte, and that
3 copy OF this order be pu5itBhed nice =
week, for four successive weeks, in thsEem-
PMS Appeal
A-copy-aEts1ti
Nd L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humss 4 Poslon- AolE for oumpIt DIR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
Nen-R Resident Esnes,

No. go K. DIN theSsc0nd Chanoery Court OF
shelby County, Tennsssee.-Fred. N, Law
renee VS.. the heirs at-laW OF Mrs. Mary
Baxter snd others.
IT appearing nom the bill duly sworn TO II
Il this cause that the defendants, Mrs. Elise
Carnes, Mra. SaEan Ann Hayes, James p,
Boyoe. sGutors of Esr ROycs, deceased
Hugn r, BsnEs, Henry Van ersee, }. W.
farmeies, aTe non residents of he state of
tennessee, and that the names and places Of
residence Of tne efepuants the heirt-at-
law Of nrs. Mary Baxter, the widow n
heirs-at-taW OF John B. Wiley, deceased the
heirs at-laW Of John W. England, are un-
known 10 complainant, ana thRt the resi-
dences Of the defendhntks - Nye and
Hill are to complainant, and that
there are other creditors OF W. Lane and
VIM. q. Lane d Co, whose names and resi-
deaoss are unKa Wn AID esnnot be ascsr.
tanned after dillRels inquiry;
II is therefoTs -rdersG, 0y the Clerk and
Master, That thcs and esoh OF Their, make
their appearan0 herein, Al the courthouse
OF the Second GlanoeTy Court of Shelby
county, In the ctg OF MampnAs, Tenn, on
or before the u2uL Monday In April, lB72
md plead, answer or dsmur 20 Complain
ants bill, or the same win be taken for con-
1essed as TO them and set for hearing exparts;
ana That 3 COpy OF this Grdsr be pubiiahad
onoe 3 week for fOnr successive weeks in
b Memphis Appeal This January 70, 1872,
& -cOpy-attest:
81. D, L STEWART, CLERK and Masbsr,
By Q. BELoHER, Deputy U. and ID.
Estes & Jackson. EOis. for CnmDlt. III we'd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
THE UsIOK PACIFIC ROAD.
Omaha eultIvaies the Great Traus-eoHtl'
EeHtal Fraud.

OMAHA, January 3I.-Ihere was
recorded at this place to-day deeds OF
lands from the city Of Omaha TO the
Union Pacific Railroad company
which had been purchased by the city
at q cost OF two hundred thousand
dollars, and which, in addition 70
two hundfed and fifty thousand dol
lars Ia Douglas county bonds,
have been delivered to the railroad
COMPANY, The contract with and
consideration rom that company en-
bodied in the deed being to the erect
that Il viii construct and MAINTAIN 3
railroad bridge over the Missouri
river at Omaha, and d 3 tAe
eastern terminus Of the Union
Pacific railroad shall be and re-
main at Omaha, and that all transfers
Of freight, passenger, baggage, mails
and express matter east and west,
shall after the completion OF the
bridge be made upon the grounds do
mated by this city, and that the Union
Pacific company viii, within one
year, exDend on the depot building,
upon these grounds, net less than
100000; all machine and a shops
and general offices Of the company are
to remain at Omaha. Thus is settled
a question about which there has been
so much discussion for the last two
years. Nine Of the spans Of the bridge
are already completed and the other
two are in progress and viii probably
be completed by the first Of March
next so that trains viii pass over the
bridge.
Three eastward trains on the
Union Pacific arrived at Cheyenne
during last night. Some Of the pss-
sengers, who claim to have been six
teen DAYS on the road from Ogden,
report that when they get through &
DRIFT the wind blows the snow back
into the cuts and fills them again.
RaWIins reports the wind blowing
and snow drifting. Two trains going
west got as far as COoper's lake and
remained there until noon to-day,
when they started west with snow
plOWs and large force Of men.
A passenger train, standing at Sid
ney station, was run into by anOt her
passenger train to-day. The
broke through the sleeping
car, inj0ring one passenger only, a
Mr.. Lust.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
THURSDAY, February J.. Ig7d



The o market Is easy, the prevail
ing rates being 10 TO II per cent per an
mum. There wEs no special feature in
tie market, Is no change Whatever &C
Cured
Excbange was making freely. Rates
are steady 81 y discount buying and par
selling on AL pointss
Several small sales Of geld were report
ed q l09Z.
Sales Of cotton were 1920 less than yes
terdsy-20o0 bAlSs-tsken mostly by spin
nsrs' sgents. Ths general tone Of the
trade Wsa healthy, sending upward 10
prices.
In local stocks, securities, etc nothing
was doing. . wa offered for Arkansas
ievee bonds, but holders were slid, ASK
ing from 8oc to z0c. Memphis snd
Charleston railroad stock Is Arm It
40c. In city securities there Is little
doing, Tee currency bonds are quoted
~ 69Hc upon b streets, ana 50Zc BY
deslsrs. The gold Issue Is quoted a. Sc.
County warrsnB are strong st s2c 70 e4c
buying and selling. tennessee money IL
bought 81 S5c to $50 FOR the old, and sec
for b o Issue, ard fs sold respect
lively ~ SIC and &c.
Southern Ssste securities have bsen oul
and somewhat irregular. TeDnessee, ex
coupon, 66966Hi Tennssses, new, 66966z;
Virginia, sx coupon, b0260; Virginia, reg
istered, old, 44H446; Virginia skies, con
sOEdstsd bonds, 62G58; Virginia skies, de-
ferred scrip, IT@ls; Georgia sixea, 75G75;
Georgia sevsns, S598S; North CsroEnE, ex
coupon. 82G3z; North Carolina funding,
1856. 2S824; North Carolina funding, 1865,
2422; North CsroADa, new, 15XQI7;
North Carolina SPECIAL tax, I2@13: Mis-
souri skies, S5HG98; HEnnibsl and st.
Joseph, 92993: L0yiEiaus slxss, 5000;
LGuistsns, Isves skies, 60965; LouisisnS
lsyes sights, 7oQ76; Louisiana, lsves
sights, 1875, 750S0; Louisiana, rsilrOsd
Fights, 709S0i Alebama hves, oO9o5i Ala
bans eighls, Sa@Sei a EG-
faula railroad eiShts, 67992; South Caro-
lima SKIES, 50955; ScUth Csrolins new,
January and July, 2sk@SSH; south Gar
ohna, April and October, Bh4A; Ar
kansas skies, funded, 5000.
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Kaa-BssIdsaf Eatsea

20. Es, R-D=Tn tha Second Chaue.rv r,,-
OF shelby county Tennsssea-W. BohIeu
and Z. 4 Bohlen VI. %. W.FlOWarrea. Aunf-
q. Fl0Eerre9. q z. EiOWsrrss. Jenny Fow-
afLssI AuSn T. Wilson, Kate WiIson KIM.
wilson and Robert L wilson
~ appearing nom the bill duly sworn n i,
z TINS oause that tina ~dsfsndautE are Al ~ffF-
Esna or NfckHOurgs State Of MfsstsafDpL an
no~nfresidenss OF Tennessee. and thaf eow-
pia1nants have Gisd then BIZ IN fhfs courf
praying for adeeres 10 sell the month 40 al
lot 30. "a, - known upon the plan OF Ham-
pnls5 s15aate on the esst side Of Main stree
IN saia Ctty or Memphis. tennessee. an rnr4
occupied 1y complainanfs, and 10 nave 80
prooeeds thereof OWNED bstwssn eOmnIafU-
2nll and a~efendsntss according 70 their r.
It 10 therefors ordered BY the CleTs and
mastor, Inat they, the dafendanfs. maFa
lneE appearance herein. At tho c0urr-
house Of the second ChGncsry Court OF gbei-
Dy ounty,m the city OF Memphis. Tenn on
or before the nrst Aondayfn Fe6rua1 ~
and plead. answer or d8mur 70 cOmnlafn-
ans OIL. or the same VIII be taken for SON.
tessso rs % them, and set for hearing -
parte; and that q copy Of this order - D1r-
usned onee aEeek Tor four successive vesrz
lnths Memphis Appeal. This Dec. = UI
AcOPy-attssts
ND. L STEWART. CLERK and Mas.ar.
HRO- IuLOH-AeAu arw- n-nanInkm .Hnn--
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

No "a H.-E1rst Chancsry Court OF BhaIur
counfF-Wiltam b GaIbreath, ADM 6
the estate u Robert A. Noon. deesassd. -.
Eizebstn Noon ct 81, the hsiFs-at-law nul
distributes and creditors OF r A. Noon.
deceased.
IN tire a0Ovs cause, now pendfnr in rsfs
4 Court, II is ordered by the Court thst al
persona interested IN the estate OF Rcbsrr a.
A0ont decd, come forward nj dle tnsirdel
manusa and Claims agatnst said estate with tnH
Ilerk ard Master 9f this Court. in his once
and haYa themselves made parties 10 thfs
Dill oelore the TN a OF January uexI Qs7Z..
OF their claims VIII be barred BY the STAT
ute5 OF limitation; and this cSutfou Is a..
psoialiy imperative a. 70 the resident crrd-
tors IL Ia further ordered by the Cont H.
= copy Of this order be Immediately inserted
N the DAILY Appeal and Avalanche, news.
papers regularly printed and published ia
Memphis, snd that the publication OF same
DC c9nSLnued ior Tour successive weeks.
This December a, 1874.
A~cOpy-attests
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Eastar.
BY K ]. BLACK. d. Q. and M,
wright q Folks AttorneyE az al
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PEnTI0H F0R IHCORPORATi0E.

no. "a. Rim the First Chancery Court q
shelby county, Tennessee
~ HE6EAS, James Elder, j. w. Knott
w Joseph Eugene MageVeny, b
AcDav1tt, w. B. Miller, W. A. EdmOnds and
q. II. Judah, have nled their petition La said
Court. praying 70 be Incorporated az the
"soctSty 81 the Southern 50ldiers' Hems,a
and that they may be constituted the trus-
tees OF said corporation, and authorized 70
adopt bylaws and rules Tor the
OF the same. and perfect their organization
by the election OF ofacsrs, 70 consist OF ,
President Secretary, Treasurer and Manager
or superintendent, etc. that they may DO
fully empowered TO DO al acts not ~fncopHfss
tent with the laws Of the State, under their
corporate name, borrow monsy on the oblf.
cations or bonds OF the corporation. for the
purpose Of improving certain lanu-iabOut
~ acres owned by them)-sttuatea in Shell
ny county Iannessaei M abOut fcur miles
east OF Memphis, etc;
It Ii therefore ordered, That any and all
persons wishing SO to do, maEet their appear
ancs herein, at the courthouse Of Eaid court,
IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the first Monday In March, ls7A and snow
csuse, II any they have, why the prayer Of
saia petition should not be granted, and that
q copy OF this ordsr De publiansd icy thirty
IN the asmphis Appeal.
This January q, 1d2
AcopT-AtSasti
EOAUND a. COLE, Clerk and MsEtsr.
By h J. BBAOk, Deputy q. h.
Harris. PiilOS a Pillow. ialE-sRt
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H~oa-RssldsEf Nsfies

No. -. & DIN tbs Second Chsnosry Cours
efShelny comfy, Esnnsssss-D. ELoW and
J.. ". WestcOtt " A H.. Douglass and
0thsrs
II appealing nom afndavit nled In this
4 cause hat ths defendants, GeO, "A. McgzIF
las, b Townsend. Saml. ". Robertson. ~
man Drtdley, EleaEar sherman, David q
Cross Il ). Lewis. Bowler Baker. Lydah =.
cooper B. harrington, Lilly Monsarraft
Geo. MOnsarratt, Uhss. AcnsarratL Osc--
MOnBarratt, A. H Cooper and Julia L-Chps.
ter Gre nOn-residents OF tbs State Of ranne--
see anu tt appearing from ths rsturn OF tuz
ShsItn Of Shelhy county, Tennessee. tnat the
detendantss sam. Vance, Bryant Lynch. "
a Feeoles. X D. Baugn n ]. v Baugh ara
not % be foundtR this county:
Lt Il th6rsfors ordered, by ths CLERK aud
Master thai they make their apDesrEucs
herein, AZ the Court house OF the Second
ChancerT o Of Shelby county, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
drst Monday in March, 1871, and plead, an
sWaro or demur 70 cOmpisinanrs bill. OF the
sam 9 viii be taken for confessed az to them
q set FOR hearing exparts; and that a CODY
OF this order be published once a Wsak. dnr
Jour successive weeks, In the Memphis Ap-
peal
Tint January 4, R7E
A ~o0py-Attsst:
A-D.L STEWART, Clerk and Hastsr.
By G. Deputy Clerk and Mastar
W6GtCOEE q stan. SQig. for Comnlff- EaE
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saluraay. tha I7th Fshruars ~
son.Rssldsnt Ns.Ios

No. 4s4, r. DIN the Second Chancsry Court
OF Shelby county, Fennessee-A. Il. J. ",
Cochran vs.. ~. 3. RaldTan, e.4. 5h0smR-
ker, James Shutter, Sa1lte A. shutter ct 81.
II appearing rem the Dill which lie 5 VOfn
q to in this cause Inst trecEfendants. ; a.
shoemaker, James shutter and sallie a. dhu.
ter, are non-residents Of the state O. Een-
HesEea.
J IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Aastsr, That they make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse OF the second
UhanCsry Court OF shelby county, In the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the hrst
Monday In HRroh, 1872, 4 plead, answer or
dsmur to complsinsnt's bill, ort same VIII
be taken for confessed as 20 them and set foT
hearing exparts and thata c0py of this err
der be publiahed once 3 week, for four sac
csssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
January -, 1852.
a oOpy-Rttest:
"a. d. Ia STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By O. RELGHEH- Deputy q. and M
Mcfarland 4 aoodTin, SOls. for complain
anm ian l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-02
he NEW YORK DRY GOODS AAkRET.
--LATEST REPORT BIZ rELEsRAPH.I

NEW YORK, February l.
The market IL quiet bus arm; lesding
jobbers wish 60 contract for wooiens at
old prices, but The agents decline TO enter
into any future contracts, In view Of the
high rates Of raw material there is a gen.
ersl hardening of Ysluss. The following
go0ds-haYe been advanced by 3 agents
to-day: Amoskeag AGA and Pearley
Lever ticks are up Ic per yard; Amoskeag
stripes and browa aud blue denims are lc
higher; Lewiston A ticks up 10; Amos
keHg CORSET jssps, mp No. Amoskeeg AZ
md 48.inch bleached musliDa mp &c;
Na1mkesR satseens are up 60 17cs PeqHet
s~ssteens, l5Ho; Piq1Ot A brown sheetings
16c; PeqUo5 B. 1910; Pequot W. 2Hc;
Lawrence A, Rxe; Lawrence Xxx loo;
Lawrence LII, re; Booth o, uHc; Bed
ford Reg. Suffolk, 100; Bedford A A, 15c;
Bedford L, uHc; Bedford CORSET jeans,
lac; Booth G blsschsd muslins, lac; Booth
o. 12o; Booth &c, l3c; Booth r, 10hc;
Booth brown drills, loo; snd York dem
inns. go,