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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25.
Ii:30 Rm.-The cotton market opened
dull at-Middling, 22%c,
2p.m.-The cotton market closed quiet
Middltilg, 22No. Sales, 400 bales; re-
ceipts. .82 bales,
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Trustees SaIe.

~ By virtue o. a Tuat psSa made to me
BY Wilson q Sannett, September 6IgI, I
viii sell on
Friday, the 2StA Deg 81 Hareh, Iss3,
within Legal hcurs. IN nont OF the door of
the Second Chancery Sourt in Memphis, the
nLloTing described lots Of land. bsing lots
Noa. and OF the Earksr subdivision OF lot
1901 the AeLemoEe ~suhdiViEt-n OF the Fort
F1ckeI1Eg tract, eaeh lot fronting s. feet, ~
inches on Park avenue and INNING back
~ Ieet-u 10 Shelby county, Tennessee
Equity OF resumption barred. Title Is be
neVso 70 be good, but I sell as trustee cnIy
~Terms-cSshs March 7.IsT2-
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AS, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
ofShelny county, Tennezsse-ThOmas Nsy-
lon ct al. VS.. Daniel Chandler ct al.
IT appearing rom afddaVIt In this cause
u that the defendant, Daniel Chandler % q
nonresident OF tia stats OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, Inst he make his
appearance herein. At the courthouse OF the
second Chsncsry COurt Of shelby county, 10
th5 city Of Memphis, Tennessee, FIRST
Mondsy In April, n72, and plead. answer o.
demur 20 compIsinRnt's bill, or the same viii
b taken for confessed IS 10 him and set foI
hearing eLparts; and that 8 COPY Of or.
der be published once q Week, Tor four sue
cesstye week., in the Memphis Appeal
This March 2, 1874,
A copy-attests
NE. L. STEWART, Clerk and Hastur.
ByC. Holm Dap1tF Q. and u.
Iarmom GanNnzhar Gnl d. 49, -nFN F-1N - -,
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This table shows a falling OF for the
week as compared with last year, some
4S,202 bales.
Liverpool the past week has been mod
erately active, as the weeks operations be-
low would indicate:
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The recsipts At the seaports weekly for
the present and the three preceding sea-
aore tn date. cOmpRre a. follows.
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LIYERPOoL.

LIVERPOOL, March %.
11:15 a.m.-The cotton market opened
steady st-Middling uplands, lid; mid.
ding Orleans, 11Z@11Hd.
1:20 p.n.-The cotton market closed
steady at-Middling uplands, lid; mid
ding Orleans, uN@11Xd. Sales to-day,
1O, O00 tales, Of which S0Oo were for export
and ~ansAoulation
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AdmiaIatrafnr,n RafIna.

HAVING qualified as administrative OF
II =. N. Woodward, decsased, this Is to
notify all persons having claims against the
estate TO dle the same, duly probzted, with
me within the time allowed by law; ali per.
Sons Indebted 20 said estate VIII please coma
forward and settle without delay. Claims
may be fled with and indebtedness paid to
WI. Taylor, Of Ford, Potter &Co-, &unton
street. JUDITH ". WOODWARD,
fa2S tim AhmFufafrufrfX
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IAASOhlc TEMPLE.
GLE RUILDlKG FOR SALE.

O EALID PROPOSALS. VIII be received at
- the c1dce Of the Secretary for sixty days
rom date February 10, lsZ2l Tor the purchase
Of the t'Fo-StofY building on the northeast
corner OF MadtEon and Second streets, ~ BY
20 feet. The same must be removo within
thirty dsys nom date Of purchase, or when
ordered By b Directory.
Terms caah. or approved Aixty days note
The 0rectory reserve the right TO reject
n or all bids.
BY order OF the DIRECTORY.
H. h. HI9BEE. President.
Al. Racratary. fsfleOW
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There Is no chaugsto report In the boot
and shoe market. Trade has been large
and satisfactory, stu largely In excess Of
last year. Every effort han been made by
our dealers to extend the trade. Their eff
forts have proven successful, and Is the
trade hiss been extended this year, 50 will
the "Ines" be extended in 1878.
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c~aEnI1nR,S haTleE-

HAVINd made suggestion OF the fnscl-
ii Vsury OF sn5 estate Of Nm. Mary Kelly.
deceased. tn8 ~ 44sln8
S-nfheuficetsd In the mannsr pTeBcrlhad ~
49, Win the Clerk OF tke County CorrE On
- hefore the 18th daY d AuEuTt.I E72 or fhe
sane Win b forsTsr barred, 9th N law
A72 siS1S 5.ERz Hay. Ezsuuioz,
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cREDT0RSI NnTIEE.

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-J. A. Anderson, admin.
1trator OF the estates of n. F. and A. II.
Hobbs, deceased, vs.. CLARA e. Hob - ct al
IN this cause 1t appearing that the insoi-
Il yency OF the estates OF N. r. and N, u.
Hobbs has been suggested;
It IL therefore ordered, That All persons
having claims against said estates make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
OF the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in the city OF Memphis, on or before
the first Monday In July, B7a, and have
themselves made parties 70 this suit,
and exhibit and prove their claims or
against said estates, or the
same WILL be forever barred and the cause
VIII be proceeded with exparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week,
for three months In tha Memphis Appeal. :
This March II, 1sZ2.
A copy-Rttests
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
BY ]. n. JULIEN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance q Anderson, Soils. for complainant
mh20-Ead
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GkaResry Sails sf Real EstaIs,

10 209, o.8-First ChAnssry Court OF sheIbv
e~9unty-Sutia Weaver vs.. ". Il. Blsnd etaI.
III yrtue OF an interiOeutorF csures IoT
~ GI.y VIII sell, at public auction. TO the
nlSnSst l1dder. In front OF the CouTthousa
oIasid Court areenlaT Block, Second street,
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ssn-RssIdsnt lsstssa

~ LII
By 7, z. CUILEE, Deputy CLERK.
ID. J. sale, sol for petitioner. mh5
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k0TlGE.

ITO al who are interested IN lands lying
a In the county OF Crtttenden, IN the
Slate Of Arkalgast TAs time Tor paving the
tszes for the year EG2 viii have exptrsd on
the S!st OF harcr, and a penalty OF 81 FER
cent. VIII have ecotuse, 4 ths boOksWffbs
closed. M.D. HARDIN, Sheriff and
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NOTICE.

T q meeting Of the Board Of Directors o.
n the selms, Marion and Memphis Rail
way Company, held the 6th inst, 3 call of
thirty per cent. was made upon fts capital
stock, making In ali sixty per cent. pon sub.
scrt ptions. Payments may be made either at
the once OF the Company in Memphis, Zen
neSsee, or Marion, Alabama.
N B. FORREST, President.
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MISSISSIPPI LEVEE AND STATE TAX
NA PAYER9-Au interested IN the payment
OF Mississippi Lsyao and state x can haTe
their taxes aid, OF II the land8 have coGr
forfeited, redoimsd hy application 70
GREEEB BANK
fA9e&H TaeE1, Nib
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Chanesry Saie Of Real Estate.

No no n. b. First Chancery Court OF Shell
by cOunty.=Elizabeth +. Green ct 81. vs..
william L. Vance 81 al.
DT virtue OF an tnterlocutory decree for
D sale entered In tha above cause, Jan
uary s ls7a I wiz sell at public auction, 20
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters once, Gresnlaw block, Second
street, in Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, April s, 1872,
within legal houls, the following described
property situated In Memphis, ehsJhy coun-
", Tennessee; bang part NJ two lots, 1 and
5, which were originally lots !, 2 and 3 CT
oloek No. -, a. laid down on hat part OF
Memphis known Is South Memphis, (which
Two lots were ecenEiy subd1Ft1ed into 8
lots by order OF said eourt,1 to-Wtt: Lot No.
2 OF said last subdivision, commencing on
tbs east side OF DeSEso street. l0 teet southo Of
Vance street; running thene south 50 fset;
theme east 10 feet g an alley; thence north
30 feet to tbs corner OF lot No. 1; thence west
Lo ie5t to the point Of beginning on DesotO
strest-lying bstWeen lots ! ana &
Terms OF sais-Oa q credit Of six n
twelve months; purchaser 70 give notes
with approved seeurityi lien retained 70 Sc
cure sans EQuitY OF redemption barred.
This March ], l572.
EBNUED A, CoLB, Clerk sad Master.
LogWocd q Micou. Attorneys. NH sat
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SaleiLto-day-To spinners, 2O6 bales; for
future delivery, 5000 bales. Sales last
evening-For export, lit bales; to specu-
lators, 81 bales.
DAILY REPORT FOB THREE DAYS AT ALL
uNITE TATE POETS.
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS EAKRE7

ST.. LOUIS, March 25.-The cotton mar
ket is dull and nominal; low middIings,
21K@&Kc.
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Sales to-day 1G00 bales. Strict middliug
- at 22Z, S st IN, 6 at 22Z, Middling-
Is a. p, 2 At .. Strict low middIlng-I5
at ZIZ Low middling-20 at 2IL, 4 ct
2IL Strict good ordinsry-40 st q. 9 at
q. Good crdinsry-1OS at 20Z, q at 20K,
II a. 20L "A a. 20S. SErics O~rdinsry-lOO
a I9H, 65 at 1871, . at I9X. Ordinary
70 81 10, 5 at IS, ? at le, 20 at lS%, $50 at i9,
Is rs IQ.
Ndding here al this time last yesr-lfk9iI
EiddlinE in New York same date. -gl5A
HiGdlings In NeW Orleanssame date14Z ala
Uplands in Liverpool same date.....--. 1hg-
old in New York same date-.--..--. LU5s
L. A--a=AH Il q n.-nnaE.ElHA A.LL-
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he GREAT SOOTHING REMEBY.

LOOK TO YOUR
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TRUSTEES SALE,

THDES Gnd by virtue OF q Deed Of trust IN
~ me executed by Charles PfannsstishI- on
the Sd day OF March, 1855, and duIy recorded
At the Registers once OF Shalby Tsns
nessse- IN accord Book No e, part second
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NON RESIDENT RgyIcE.

10. As, Rim the First Chancerv Court n
Sneloy county, Tennessea-Isahsua smoot
ys. Charle1L enoot
a tnat me Defendant. Charles I. smooC +
non-real0ent Of theState Of TennssEse. snd
Laat Ms present place Of residences 81 ar.
Il Il therefore ordered, That bs n.ks
nA appearann9 hsrain, a. the courtnousS
"a the city Of Memphis. Tennessee, On OF ~
fore tbs EIzt Monday In Nay, I579. ara
plead. answer or dsmr- 10 s1opIsf5s@4 ~
BIZ, or the same win he skeu for eonfeSEss
aS 70 Din and got for h. wing sxparte. ~
WesE, for four successive weeks "a f5a 49,
pals Appeal This March q, B72
EDMUED A. COLE. Clerk and usrts~
ByEI black, leputy Clerk and Master.
Jne.6 .. flnnIs 20. tor c0mOfnt. lmh7-Ih
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
SpartaahaFs-Is Probate cezFt
James 7. eOodlstt. Admir-. Plaintiff.
VI.
sanis Cleveland. Bsnjsmin Clsve- Smssous
Land and Jesss Cleveland,
D~afandaufs,
70 BENJAMIN Cleveland M Jesss Cleveland.
Defendants In this action.
YOU are hereby summoned 70 susver thu
PeLltlon Or Jams Y. Goodlett, the above
81 the Judge OF Probate for S-paTfsnbuFg
county On Toe Ith day OF January instant
ana 20 serve 3 copy OF your answer ca tho
sucscr1bers at their Office. IN the town M
5~pertsnburR, South Carolina, within tEeury
Jas altsT the SERVES OF this -.
a1uslss o. tes cay % service; and II you lail
- e1sWsr said petition es hereby rsqufred-
tee P-alntu WIZ apply % the Courf Tor me
relief demanded in the petition.
Dahe1 tns 4tn Cay Of January, BTl.
EVINs 4 BoNAR, Pro RE
I2Ea no1ce that the object Of the action su-
lslsd IN tne above e TO obtain a
setllament o. the g-usrdtsnshfp OF John n
ClsVslsnd. deceased, guardian for TIE ab9vs
h9ms9 aslendan9s q that no personal
aim is made against you.
EY1H8 a ROMAR.
Iela Plaintiffs AttorneyH.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF UAROLINA LEE Irs. On
a MedtEDu treat

OTf1oE OF RoLIN LIFE LIS. COL
Y Madison Etrest,
Memphis Tenn, March l9, 1E72J
ME- ". g.. RAk1H having resigned his
WI position as State Agent for thig company
tor North Mississippi and Tennes8es. the
home once VIII attend to the collection ol
all premiums on policies and renewals 10
those States. P~olicy-holders win therefore
make their payments direct TO the home
once, or TO such duly authorised ~su5-agenta
Ramay hold the comPany's receipts.
W. p. BOYLE,
mh2Q.d&R ReaEetaKY.
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sash. nn0ra. Runda AND I.nmhar-

Sash, Doors, Blinds and Lumber.
The weather the past week has not been
very favorable for building. The demand
for certain Glasses OF material has been
quite active. There is q demand for dry
lumber, which, however, is in fair supply.
Prices are stiff at quotations.
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It will be seen by the above that the to-
tai receipts at al the ports from Septem-
Der 1, 1871, a. compared with receipts last
year for the same time, show 9 deficit Of
S42,SS6 bales.
The following Is the daily report for the
seven days ending March I'D instant:
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The following tsbulstsd statement, care.
folly compiled from files, shows the
receipts, sales, shipments and prices OF
cotton psr week, beginning with the first
week 10 September;
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MAKE UP CLUBS !
OMAHA
Legal Gift Enterprise
IN AID OF The
MERCY HOSPITAL.
TO AGENTS.

TO AGENTS.
In order to make sale Of all the tickets in
FOUR hands before the draWtnR, you had bet
ter obtain subscribers az once FOR 3 club. In
this way persons viii subscribe one dollar or
more who would not be disposed 70 purchase
3 You can also explain to them that
by subscribing to q club, they get all the ZEN
eft of club rates.
Each Agent is allowed to sell tickets at club
rates, as specified on circulars, viz: Single
tickets. 80 each, two for Sc, and so on; and We
WILL allow you to deduct twenty per cent,
fron the actual amount received by you on
GALES. On the LIST Of March every Agent
must make report to rs, stating how many
tickets have been sold up to that time, and
remit the money IN registered letter. money
order or BY Express. for all tlckeH sold, 80
that In case we are short of tickets we may
know who are not selling, and II required
request them to return the iekst Persons
who ars doing Well may continue the sale
mp 10 the 18th Of March, and on tbs day AL
money, together with AL Tickets unsold Of
any, must be mailed at FOUR 2. o. or sent by
Express TO us, which win b the same as
though paid to rs in person, as il will take
several Gays for the committee 70 count the
numbers and prepare TO commence the
drawing,
All orders promptly filed. Address
PATTEE q GARDINER,
Business Managers,
fe9 Omaha, Nebraska
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Malice to stockholders.

~ By order of 0ard OF Directors Of
the Memphis ane Railroad q call for
balance due on 6ser1bed 10 said
Company Is hers able on or Do.
fore the hrHt Of fsrttes sub
scrihiDg lands are requested TO have deeds
properly out and hand Into the once
Of the Clmpsny, or to A. White, Treasurer,
No. 2As lront street A prompt compl1enca
Is expecied to shove call. that tbs work may
be pushiG 70 an eaElY oomplStlon,
MIN EW, RRo0KSs President
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Pamela County Court House, Miss,

DROPOSALS sre invited for the building Of
Court House as Sardis, Panels county,
Mississippi. The drawings and specifications
can be seen at the office Of the architect,
Tennessee.
An proposals to be sealed and delivered on
or before the 9Th gay OF May next, either
with ]. Q. Harrison. Esq, CLERK OF the Char
Gerry Court. Sardis, MIEs.; or with James b
Cook, Architect, Memphis.
The Board of Supervisors reserve b right
of rejecting any or all bids.
s. d. GUNTER,
". ". HOWE.
Tin T u EnnDER C.ro - eo.40n 49,
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NASHVILLE
ST. LOuIS.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-The cotton
market is dull; low middIing, 21c.
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Memphis and Kansas City Railroad,
On-ResIdsnt Notice.

q INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkansas lands to this
y Company can now be made, For terms
apply to DONOHO BULKLEY,
N aHaaFu~n wewooa
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N0EETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST REPORT BIZ TELE9RAPH.J

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March %.
Gold-Geld was dull at 1OeI@IOe%
Loans were from fiat to 8 per csnt. for car
rying. Clesrsnces nearly S21, 900, COO.
Money--Eazy at 6@7 per cant.
Sterling Exchange-Bsnkers' bills, 1924,
Southern State Securities Southern
State bonds closed dull and steady as
follows:
Tennessees, old-- CT hissourfs...----- 30
TenneSsees, new-.67-sl N. CarOunRs, old 81
Virginias, DID,. 81 N. Carolinas, new %
VfrVinfaa nav "a loId lOos<
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,,y,NO0I.ONCN0NNrO/>,
CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Sd october, 1s72'

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE IN THE
Il case of the State of Tennessee VS.. the Bank of
Tennessee and others, 1 will sell at public sale on
THuRSDAY. THE Sd OF OCTOBER, 1872,
AT II O'CLOCK M,
on the premises, corner of Union and Cherry
streets the following described real estate, VIZ:
The property known as the Tennessee BANK
property, on the corner OF UnlOn ana CheIIy
streets, fronting sc feet inch on Union street
and running back along Cherry street ~ leet 10
an alley. along said alIev Sc feet l inch, thence
to Union street 137 feet. The whole lot, together
with the improvements, consisting OF the bank
ing house and the ice house, will be first offered
at a minimum price Of SO 10000, and II no SAFE
is effected win then offer the SAID property SUD
divided rs fol Ows:
lst. The lot on which the banking house is st.
uatcd. fronting Sc fe1t inch on Union street and
running back 1916 feet, at a minimum price OF
S43, OO0.00.
on Union street aud running back 1oj feet with
width of 20 feet, and 81 feet additional with
width of l0Ieet to an alley, at minimum price
of $4,000
s,i The lot in the rear of the banking house
and now occupied as an ice house. fronting 81
feet on Cherry street aud running back 20 feet
inches TO a 10-fOOt alley, at minimum price oil
So 400. =. a. =, 49, oeioo
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash and the
residue on credits of one and two years. Notes
reouired with approved security and a hen re
tained The cash payments must be in gold or
United States Treasury notes, and the notes ior
the deferred payments will be taken IN every IN
stance, expressly agreeing 10 pay the same elIner
i'm gold or silver coin or in United States curren-
CIV and not in issues of the Bank OF Tennessee
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR., =. q M
sepS ids
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In Chancery at Jamestown
%. Bill.

S. V. Bowden, Rev. Com. for the use of the State,
vs. Joseph y. Litton.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
4 compliments bill, which is sworn TO, that
Joseph n. Litton, the de endaut in this cause, is
a nonresident of the State Of Tennessee: 1t is
ordered by the Clerk and Master that said Joseph
n. LittOn be required to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at jamestown ON the first Thursday
after the 4th Monday in October, 1872, and make
defense to said bill, the sans will be taken TO-
confessed and the cause set for bearing eN parte
as to him. 1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Union and American. This 9th August, 1872.
5. V. BOWDEN, c. 81 NJ.
j. d. LEWIS Solicitor. sep3 dl &w3t
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In Chancery at Jamestown
q. Bill.
allan Ham rs Inl,n Han et nls.

Allen Hall VS. Luke Hall, ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
/ complainant'S bill, which is sworn to- that
Carnaly Jones, Els Their Jones, Il. 5. Canter and
Mary Z. Canter. defendants in this cause, are
non-resdents of the State of Tennessee, it is or
dered by the Clerk and NJ ster that said nOn-res-
idents be required to appear before the Chancery
Court at jamestown, on the LIST Thursday after
fhe am Monday in October, 1872, and make de-
Tense to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and the cause set for hearing ex parte
as 20 them 1t is further ordered that this notice
he IN bIished for four consecutive weeks in the
Union and American This 9th dav of August
1872. 5. V. BOWDEN, =. * NJ.
/ n LAWS solicitor sens d1t&w3t
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II will do no harm to remember that
Wendell Phillips, who is just now doing
what in him lies to defeat Horace Greeley,
did his best to beat Lincoln in 1860, and to
beat Grant in 1868. Both Lincoln and
Grant were elected in spite Of Philli ps, and
there is every prospect that his opposition to
Greeley will have similar result.
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I'm Chancery at Jamestown
Orig, Bill.
s, V. Bowden, Rev. Com. for the use of the Ste
vs. Harrison Sally.

s. V. Bowden, Rev. Com. for the use of the State,
VS.. Harrison Sally.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
/ compliments bill, which is sworn to, that
Ha1 rison Sally the defendant in this bill, is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee: 1t Is or
dered by the Clerk and Master that said Harri-
son Sally be required to appear before the Cham
cery Court at jamestown on the hrst Ihursday
after the fourth Monday in October, 1872. and
make defense to said hill, the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and the cause set for hearing
ex parte as TO him. 1t is further ordered that
this notice he published for four consecutive
weeks in the Union and American. This Goth
day of August, 1872.
sens dIXw:}t S.V. BOWDEN, C. & NJ.
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In ChanCery at Jamestown
Orig. and Att. Bill.
d, Lewis VS.. John Murdoch, ct al.

ia ID. Lewis VS.. JOhh NJ uIuoCh, CT di-
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
/ compliments bill, which is sworn to, that X.
y. Hull, one of the defendants, Is a nonresident
OF the state of Tennessee, or 80 abscOnds that
tie ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon him, it il ordered by the Clerk and Master
that said r. n. Hull be required to appear before
the Chancery Court at Jamestown, ON the LIST
Thursday after the 4th Monday in October, 1872,
and make defense of said bill, or the same Will
be taken for confessed, and the cause set for
hearing ex parte TO him. 1t is further ordered
that this notice be published for four consecutive
weeks IN the Union and American. This Goth
day of August, 1872
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-03
F. II, Ragland and others vs.. Mary
Ragland aud others.

"a Lots of Land, being division of tract of
which is recorded on page = of Min. Book K. of
the Chancery Court at Nashville, part of said
lots fronting Sc 81 feet and the other fronting
90 feet each the various streets laid of on said
plan.
Also, a lot fronting Is feet on the east side of
College street, Nashville, running back 80 feet,
on which is a Brick Storehouse.
Also, another lot on College street, lying be-
tween the above IS foot lot on the north side OF
said street and Andrew Hamilton's warehouse,
together with the Improvements thereon.
Also, another lot, known as lot 20, on the
west side of summer street, Nashville, fronting
about 90 feet on said street, together with the
house and improvements formerly occupied by
Thos. Calender, deceased, as his residence.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash, and
the residue on credits of 1, 9 and years, with
interest from day of sale. Notes required with
approved security and lien retained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-03
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