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FIKANCE AND TRADE.
OFTI0n OF TIE DAILY AFFzAL,
"WEDNESDAY, March Is, ls72 /
u--


For several days there has been an In
crease of currency. Sales OF the staple
have been liberal. Bankers report mat
ters comfortable. The demE1d for loan:
was moderate. Rates Of discount are
unchanged, 10Gl2 per cent, according e
customer and paper. As the spring trade
advances, money in bank increases.
There is probably more cash being paid
down for goods than st any time since
the war. Everything wears . cheerful
and promising sspect.
Counter business was moderately &C.
tive Exchange on New York and other
points we're liberal and steady at Zc dis
count buying and par selling, and rang
ing between banks at 81 2591 so per $1,000
In gold there were q few offerings, deal
ers purchasing some $500 AZ lO9zQlOS1fo.
The demand was such Is to force the price
close up to the New York rates.
The local stock and security market was
MOI only free from excitement, but was
remarkably quiet. The few sales Of the
past few days Of Memphis and Charles
ton railroad stock hGs attracted some lit
tie attention, and the desire to realize in
some quarters has had the tendency to
break down prices. Offers Of $50 were
msde, but refused. Arkansas levee bonds
are on the market, but no buyers, hold
ers ssking 22c, Several other classes Of
securities are seeking q market, and IS
money becomes easier and in better
supply, it will seek this kind of
employment, and all parties are
looking out sharp for this time TO come.
County warrants, in small amounts,
sre bought by deRfers st S999Oc, while
the selling rates range from &c to CSC.
City securities are quoted at 55Hc for the
long dste currency issue, and &c is the
quotstlOn for the gold issue. Tennessee
money is bought at s4e 70 S5c for the
old, and $50 Tor the new issue, and is sold
respectively ct IS TO $40 and S6c.
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shsriRa sails of neal Estats,

-
. VIRTUE OF an execution from the First
- Ctrcu1t Court OF Shelby CounIy, in favor
OF seoD vs.. HuppeTt and +, BauR.
nef SO 81 deoE, besides interest ard costs. 1
Will eel, to the highest bidder, for cash, in
'front.' OF the Sasfih'A ONCE, on Second street,
near Union street, In the city OF Memphis,
Saturday, the 2sd day Of March, 1872,
the following described real estate, 70 Wit:
me undivided one third interest OF Matthias
upper subject tO.wtdOwia dover, in the
following described lot OF land ytng In Shell
oy county, state o. Tennessee, and in the
city o. Memphis, and bounded rs foDows:
BEGINNING az q point on the east side OF Hup-
pert strestY il9z lest south OF Poplar street
extended ana at the intersection OF James
kenAler lot, running thence along the east
side OF HuPpsrt street us Test TO en- alley;
hence % the north side OF said aHey east
va clS lS feet; thence noIthWardly and par
auel with s lot Of George Whites to PorIsr
street, IA feet thence W~estHardly on the
south side OF Poplar street to the lot Of said
kenEler, 20 feet thsness outEWardly IlO% feet;
tbenee Westw11diy parallel with Kelzier1 =
To- % feet u the. beginning, levied on as the
property OF Aathias Huppert to satisfy ssio
execution, tnteres. and costs. Sale begveen
the nous Of 10 am and4pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
By w, W, CoLEhAE, Deputy Sheriff.
February =, ;S73.
:. Herman, GEqa Atty for PIE. fe2s
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No. 46-1n the Second Cbanesry Cont O,
Shelby county, Tennessee-samrsI Pleas.
ants VI John Bradley, WIN. B. Bradley,
Robert c. Bricken Adeiine BRADLEY susan
White, Thomas W. White, Adelfne Weak
ley, seren a Bradley Robert st. g Pleas.
ants, duua p CressHe1, David CreszWelI.
Einrenes n. Green, stith Green and Emily
IT appearing from the biz which q sTon
3 % n this cause thai the defendants, John
Bradley, Robert q. Brichell, Adsiins Bradley.
Susan White, Thomas ". White. Adeline
Weakiey, Earah a. Bradley and Emily B.
Hid ara residents OF Madison count Ala !.
VIM i. Bradley 81 q resident OF Pine Blur
ARK Robert st. G. Peasants, Julia p. Cresss
sell and David CTesBWe1 are rasidsuts Of
Shreveport, La; and Ficrencs N. Green and
Buih Green are residents OF Brandon, Mis-
siss1ppi, and that thsy are all uon-Tesfdsnfs
CT the state OF Tennessee
Il is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein. at the courteous OF the second
Chanesry Court OF Shelby county, IN the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or nefors the first
Monday In April, 1871, and plead. answer OF
demur to compliments bill, orthe same viii
be taken for confessed Is 20 them and ref for
hearing exparte; and that q copy Of his or
der be published one q week, for four sue
oessive weeks, In ths Memphis Appeal. This
February q, I872
n ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
6y 6EQ. Deputy Q. and 81.
COmDlRinaufa. fe1E
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Lassi,ads and Debillty.-1he

Lassitads and DebiIltY.-1he IsIaxa.
ton OF nervous energy which creates an in.
disposition to physical or mental enort, co
strong as almost TO amount to positive ina
blity and vhich We term Isssitude, proceeds
from 3 variety Of causes. The principal OF
these are constitutional debility, heat of the
atmosphere, coupled with humidity, climatic
changes, and the physical prostrstIon const-
quent upon a long illness. But whatever the
cause, IL muEt be perfectly clear that # the
nervous tystem is unCuty relaxed, some
thing LIS required to brace 1t up. That some
thing is Hostetter's Bittsis, which is univer-
sally recognized a. the most complete and
speedy recupersnt Of the physical forces in
existence. II has been SO thoroughly and
Witely demonstrated as to be a matter OF
positive certainty and familiar knowledge
hat the Bitters Will not only rehRbilltate
the physique when shattered and wasted by
disease, but will also, If taken systematically,
actually compensate the c-onAtItutionally
feeble fTame for It's deficiency of strength
snd BY intusiDg new life into q weak sys-
tenn, endow it with the health and vtsoT
which Nature has denied it. The BittsTs also
enable the body TO resist the ~enervaling In
iuences OF heat, humidity and changes from
a temperate to a hot climate. 1t Is on these
accounts specially to be recommended to
travellers and residents In the torrfd zone
and persons subjected TO abrupt transitions
in temperature
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~NnN-REsInENT NnTIcE-

No. R7.-In tie second Chanesry Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-James W. hing.
ham VS.. James n. TOmeny, Fannie A. Tom.
eDy, VIM. Huntington ct Al.
appearing rom the bill which Is sworn 70
4 in thiE cause that the defendants, James
N. Tomsny, Fannie A. 3omsny and his vile,
and Wm. Huntington, are non-restdents ci
the State Of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, hat they make their appearances herein,
at the Courthouse OF the Second ChRncery
Court Of Shelby county, In the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drdi
Monday In April, 1879, and plead, an
swer or demur TO compliments bill, OF
the same viii be taken for confessed a. 80
them and set tor hearing sxparta, and tn
3 copy Of this order be Published once .
week, for four successive weeks, Ia the Mem.
phts Appeal.
This February "a, lS72.
A~cOpy-attssts
Nd. L STEWART, Clerk and Master,
Big Q. RELCHEE, ID. Q. and N.
Randolph, Hammond & JordOn, Soils. frl
CCmUlRinauE faTE.fn
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Bulk meats steady; shoulders, 40; sides
6Hc; clear rib, 6X@5Xc; clear sides
6HG6kc. Dressed hogs quiet At 81 $500
HfRhwfDes dull and lower ct $40 Hog
opened frm b1s closed quiet and easier Al
y sQ24 70. Cattle actiVe and firm al
"a 1906 90.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, March I~8.-Tobacco, very
active and hrm st high prices. Bag.
ging quiet and firm; sales were msde
a. l6H@I7c. Flour arm extra family, 81 50
Grsin quiet; corn sacked 6O96ici rye
$4,000; barley, 75Q90c; oate, sacked, Doc.
Provisions a shade weaker with a fair job
bing demand sales of bacon shoulders
ct &c; clear rib, 7Hc; clear sides, 7Hc.
Bulk meats-nominal; shoulders, 90;
olesr rib, SIC; clear Hides, SIC. Mess
pork $IS. Lard 991oc. Whisky quiet at
$40.
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvILLz, March IS-Flour in good
demand at full prices; superfiue, IS so
a.; family. 81 5Q99. Corn, 65@67c. Rye,Sl.
Barley. 65@76c. Osts, 300. Cornmeal, e %.
Mess pork, Sl4; rnmp. $l1 80. Lard, prime
steam, exc; kettle, $40. Bulk shoulders,
81 clear rib, z; sides, ~. Bacon, shoulders,
6Hc; clear nib, 7Ac; clear sides, So. Hams
-sugar-cured, l2Hc; plain, 10Hc; country
bacon 5H@799o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l3.-FIour sind grain
quiet and unchanged in every respect;
family -four, 81 25@7 so. Wheat, red,
81 5s91 90. Pork is in fair demand at
lower rates; 1t can be bought at S12 Lard
panicky and difficult to give accurste quo
t~stions; steam nominally SIC; kettle, SX
@9Nc. Bulk meats-shoulders, 10; sides,
696Hc, with no sales. Bacon dull and
declined; clear rib, 6Zc; clear sides, 7%c.
Hogs quiet and unchanged at a 5O04 so.
Whisky dull andlower at s8e.
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, March IG-Flour dull;
superfne, So 70; Xxx, q so; xxx, $sG
8 %, Corn-White, irmer at 90c. Oats
easier ct $4,000. Bran easier &C 81 so.
Hay scarce; prime $50; choice SS5. Pork
quiet at S13 509l3 75' Bacon quiet ct 6h9
7K@7xGSH08Hc. Lsrd-tlerce, 9M@
eHo; key, lOk@10Hc. Sugar dull; infe
rior, 6H@7c; common. 7H@7Kc; tsir, 81
@sHc; good fair, sXc; choice, 109I0He.
MOlssses quiet; common, 8594Oc; fair,
45c; prime, 50S52c; choice, 6Oc. Coffse
quiet at 20. Whisky, 6Oc9Sl.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE,

In the District Court Of the United States foy
the District OF West Tennessse.-In Bank.
ruptcy.-In the matter OF Tyler a Murphy.
Eankrupts-Before Thomas J Lstham.
Esq, Register,
rupt:
RSAKE notice that a general and final
4 meeting OF the creditors OF said Sank.
rupts viii be held at the Ofica Of said Regis.
ter, In the city OF Memphis, in said District
or the 18th day Of March, A. ID. Is72, at ten
O'Clock am, for the purpose named In the
1867.
l also give you notice that I have eled nv
nnal accounts as Assignee OF the estate Of
said tankrupts, in said Court and that on
the Stn day OF March next. 1 shall apply to
sid Court ior the settlement OF my said ac-
counts, and for q discharge rem all iiabili-
" az Assignee OF said estate, N accordance
with the provtsiOns OF the Sbn section OF the
Act OF Congress, entitled IAN Act to estab-
llsh q uniform system of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved
March 2, 1884.
o. WOOLDRTnaE, AEzicpaa
Februayv q Ig72 Fsgq
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llon-a Resident Eetice,

No. S4S.-In the First Chancsfy Court o
Shelby county, fennesses--James Z
MoOres, Admir- Of Solcn BorIsnd, deceased
VS.. JAMES N. Williamson, ct a..
IT appesring nom rddav1t In this cause
4 that the defendant, Euclid BOrland, Is 6
resident % the State Of Virginia and q non.
resident CT the state a. Tennessee that tbs
places o resi- eEc9 OF the defendants, B. 81.
unknown:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
In the city OF Memphis, Tam, on or before
the drst Monday In April, 1872, and plead,
RnsWar or demur to compliments hEI. or
the same viii be aiken Tor confessed az %
them z sc FOR hearing exparte; and that q
copy OF this order be Published once 8 Wsek,
for four successive weeks, IN the Hsmphis
Appeal. This February y, 1S72.
a copy-attest:
EDMUND A COLE, CeIk and Matter.
By E B MCHEERY, Deputy Q. and N
4 CLAW King Sol for corr uInGr NH erF
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Eouday, March s5lh, lsz2.

within legal hours, the following dezoribsd
propertyt RltaateG in shelby county, Eennas-
see, near the city Of Memphis, tO-Eft: re.
ginning at staze,. thence north ] degrees
VEST nineteen links to a Pcst-Oak narksd a
on cars avenue, West noundary lias.
tnsEce eSAt fguraeen hsICE tEaEfT-foar
links to q stake; thence north G~hlrty-S19e8
grees esst foul links to q pos+Oak maEksa
a. thence north nine degrees east three
cbains to q stake, E~sTsnty-six ElK SOUTH
west Of tbs center Of ths raiIros6 thence
Win said road north fUrty-ssVe1 degrees
west i've chains, north forty i've and 2 half
degrees vest fifteen chains forIV-eight Ifukg
to 3 stake, thence north MY seven CegEsss
east thirteen Inks TO q sweet gam tree on
Ealc Cars west 1oun1srg line thenc0 south
chains With said line 70 the hegfn-
ming, containing fourteen and two one hur-
CTefh 2ereg, more or less.
TEAMS OF SAE -One third cash, balance
In tToequAl iDstaiments. due and taga0ls
In ous and two yearz, with interest, tbs
purchasers executing notes with 20 I'd secu-
rity Tor the payment Of the balGuc8 OF par
chose money and 8 lien retained IN aa3d
property
Exeeutrix OF the last -fIf ana Testament of
Edmund McGehes, deceased.
Harris 4 Harris. solicitors feG1
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Pstltisa for Amsadmsnt Of Charter,
No. 4s, r, DIN the SsooEd Chaucory Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.

No. As, R, DIN the ssooEd Chsncory Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.
WHEhEAS, I. A. Nelson, J. ". Cochran.
w J. r. Barton. il Fitpp1n, a. j.. Cochs
rans Al Harris, Geo. W. Cheek. u. =. No
Chez, I. B. Kirkland, ]. W. Page, Jr. ". s.
Miggs and 4. n. Nelson, stOcEh holders in tue
"Aenphts on Company" have He'd their
peuEO In this court praying that tbs cnaF-
ter OF the said "Aemphis Oh Company Re
so altered and amended IS to Civ said CON-
pany the power, In addition 70 that already
neld, to charter OF purchase. cTa aud run
one or more steamboats,, ans 10 purchase,
own and use mules, draws, WAGONS, clrts ard
other personal property which ths Board OF
Directors may think necessary IN the prose
outton Of the legitimate busine Es Of the said
company;
II is Therefore ordered By the CLERK and
Master, That Publication be made II The
Memphis Appeal for thirty days notifying
all per Ons desiring, to make Their appear
anceh herein, before said court. en- CT bsiOra
the hTat Monday in May, 1872. and show
cause II any they ave or know Of why the
prayer Of petitioners hould not be
or tue same VIII be heard expsIte. This
march 4th, lS72
A cOpy-attest:
NJ D.. L. STEWART, Clerk and Mastsr.
By O. BuCHkR, Deputy Q. and d.
Mcfarland q Goodwin, SOls. for petition
SIS, mis-
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saturday. karch IS. 81.

with legal hour, the following describe
real estate to-Ett: Lying and being in the
county OF SHELBY End State or Ta1ues5ea
about tWo-and-one-hs1f miles uorthssst Oh
Court square, near and sdtacset 70 tie tine
or the Aemph1s and Raleigh Railroad, now
under ~consLructioni said real estate more
particularly described a. follows: Lois Mo-,
o y ~ and Is, each containing che sers.
AID Lot NO. II, containing 1 u-l00 acres, IS
la1o on oy J. d McUiure, EQUITY surveyor,
Wh1cn Il On ule In this eaugs- ana Fhtch can
Dc seen al any time On application.
Trims OF q orecit OF ssVsa and
Twelve Months notes with security taken.
snd lien retained N land Until pEymen %
Purenaze money. This February Is, tSz2
u. LSfEHAST, CLERK and Mister.
smith & Jefferson. Solicitors fz1zrrn
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ChancefY sale 81 zeal Eslats,
SaturdaY March l6. az.
~FiOn-RssIdsnt KOtice.

No. l2s5, R. DIN the Second Chancery Corr
OF Shelby coLntY. Tennessee. Cumming
johnson ct al Vi. David o. Uross ct Al.
1T appearing rom the bill which issWOrn to
L in this cause that the d0fenc ant, David @,
cross is Just y indebted to the complainant
as The executors Of q. w. Fisher, deceased, in
the sum OF $3.50 N interest due by nete,
made April 18th, 1881, by Samuel Woodruff,
payable to the order Of D.. q. UIOss, and by
him endorsed, and that said David O. Gross Il
q nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee, and
that for these causes an alias attachment
was sued out by order OF this Court against
the proplrty OF the defendant, Cross, ant the
same was Issued, and has been returned y
the Sherld, duly levied on the property OF
defendant, Oross, By gRTnisnmsnt.
1t is therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master, thRt he mske his appearances
herein, st the Court house of ths Second
Ohancery vi of Shelby county, in tbs city
of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
nrst Monday in April. 1877, and plead, an
sWer or demur 70 complsinantis blu, oT the
same win be taken for confessed as to hin
and set for hearing sxparts aud that a copy
OF this order be published ono q week. foi
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap
peal.
This February Il, 1877,
A ~copy-Attest:
al D. L. sTEWAkT, Clerk and Master
By O. Deputy Clerk and haste
JQhn Johnston. sol for cDmplRfuaut. fe4s
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Councilman Gibson made the following mo-
ton:
moUe that the vote OF the Board of Council.
at It's last meeting, passing a resolution re-
curing the west side of Tennessee street, from
Trezevant TO Butler streets, TO be paved by the
property owners, be reconstructed by the
Board.
The motion was adopted by the Common
Council and their action concurred in by the
Board of Aldermen.
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~ksa-AssIdsnt Estlas

Before JoHE W.. HARRIS, J. p, Of Fsyette
County Tennessee-ReDsoca Z. Ing, ad.
D. Winsett.
A TTACH&ENT having bean sued ont in
"A the above cause on Inc ground that the
oeteBCent Is a nonresident las appeared bV
Emaagit3 OF the state OF Tsunsssse, and the
same having been returned bstors me, a Jus.
tiee Of Peace in snd for said county and
SAFE, levied upon the PERSONAL property OF
the cetsndant, K. u. WInsett, said defendant
Viii take notice that said cause Is set for trisi
before me- at my once, in GalIOWay's Sta
day OF next, at the Lou OF fUx o'clock
am, when and where defendant WuI axe
nct1ce TO appea and defend said Gauss or Inc
same Will De proceeded with expzrt4: il h
further ordered that publication be inside In
the Menpht Appeal for fOur weeks,
This I'd day OF March, s72.
JOHN W. HARRIS. ], p
mh5 for Fay elite Count
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H"ON.RERlpEKT RnIIcE.

Nc. 40. Rim the First Chsncery CourS q
SnelDy county I5nneases.-l8sbella SmOOt
VS.. Charles L. emoot.
IT appearing from Rmdavit In this cause
4 that the defendant, Charles L. Smoot, Il
q non-resldent Of the State Of Tennessee, and
known:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make
hia appearance herein, st the courthouse
IN the city or Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the inst Monday In May, Is71, and
plead answer or demur to complainants
BILL o. the same win he taken for confessed
as 20 him and set for hearing exparte; and
tnat q copy Of tins order be published once q
week for four successive weeks, In the Mem.
pht5 Appeal. This March 6, l672
A -cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By r. ] BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
JnO. q. EiunIs. 90. for cOmnItnf- TmhT m
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Wsdnssday, zOth March. 1872,

between the hours OF 70 O'Clock an. and /
O'Clock pm, at the once OF DOuOho a Bulk,
ley, - MADISON street, IN the city OF KEN.
phts, proceed 10 sell, or Cash, to the highest
and best bidder, the following tracts OF land
situate, lying and being Ia the county o.
Saint Francis, said safe OF Arkansas. and
described as fOllcwa, tO-Wtt: The west frzc-
uonal half OF section eightesn Qsl, the west
half OF the east hall OF section 5lghteen GSl,
the west half Of section nineteen Qpl, the
- half OF the northwest irrational hall OF
nal section thtrtyt5Q l in township three
4Urth Of range hve t5h east, -theBOuthssst
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section
tW~enty-four (Ab The northeast fractional
quarter Of section twenty-five (25l, the north
half Of the southeast quarter OF section
tWenty-fUur "a, and the southwest quarter
OF b southeast qEaTter OF section twenty.
four go, in township three, uOFth OF range
four, east, containing one thousand and
twenty-five lO25l ceres, more Ur Less.
The right or equity Of redemption Is ex-
preEsly waived IN Eatd Eust deed, and the
title to the properly Is believed 10 be good,
but 1 viii sell and ecnvey only IS truztee.
Tgfn n II TrEraca
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satrdaY. March 3D.. ~.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In MemPhi shelby ooun-
ty, Tennessee, tO-WtI:
Lots Nos. ! and 8, on the plan OF subdivision
of part Of lot No. 5, block No. S. OF the pian
OF south Memphis; the said plan was made
by Milton a. Kerr, and "a on NE herein.
which shows that said two lots nave 3 front
of63 feet eaeh on BroWniB rvenu5 pTOduccd,
and run back l4sH Sest TO an alley.
Terms Of Salem q credit Of SIX months.
purchaser required to eXscute notes with az
proved sure 1ess hen to be retained to secure
rama. Equity OF REDEEM ptfon barred.
b March 4, 1877
EDAUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
InQwOOd a Moon. EOlfcitOra. mh5 IN
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AdmlrIafrafnrIa RaifIamant

For the Probate Court OF shelby county.
Tennessee.-To the heirs and creditors 81
William Is Robinett, deceased;
TOTlCE Is hereby given that Edward Irhy,
IN IS administrator de onta non OF ths eS
tats Of william Il. Robineft, deceased. has
6led In my once . Bettlemont Of said estate.
which Win BE- presented 70 TIE court for con-
drm ation at the March Term, 1871, to be held
o. the dTE1 Monday Of said month, In tha
court-house In the city Of Wsmohis. FebFu.
airy "a 1874 JAMES BELLY. Clerk.
BYds h cu1LW, DC. ~
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trustees Sale.

- By virtue OF q Trust Deed made to me
by Wilson & StinDett, September 5, 1871, I
VIII sell or
Friday, the goth DSy Gf hareh, ISS2,
within legal hours, In nont Of the door Of
the Second Chancery court in Memphis, the
following described lots Of land, being lots
Nos. SANDS OF the Parker subdivision OF lot
Il Of the McLemore subdivision OF the Fort
Pickering tract, eaah lot fronting s. feet, ~
inches on Park avenue, ara cumming back
40 feet-ail IA shelby county, Tennessee.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title is be-
lieved to be good. but 1 sell as trustee only.
Terms-csshs March Z, 1874
mhe L B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

Nc. sc, 3. DIN the Probat Court OF Shell
Dy county, renpesseS-Georgs l. DOUG ass
administrator Of the estate ef OF 4. 4. Bond
deceased, VS.. Robert ]. Bond e al.
N this cause it appearing that the residences
L OF defendant Jud smith, is unknown, and
upon dt1gent inquiry II esnnOt be sscer-
tafned;
1t Is ordered, That the said Jud smith
make his appearance herein, at the court
house Of the Probate Court OF Shelby COun-
ty, Tennessee, on or before the hzst Monday
in April next, and plead, answer OF demuF
70 compliments bill, or the same VIII be
tszen for confessed as 70 him and ser for
hearing exparte; and that q copy OF this
order be published once 8 week, for four sue.
cegsive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal,
This 18th Of March, 1874.
A cop attest:
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By T. 81. CUILEE, Deputy ClerE.
II. ]. Sale. sol. for petitioner. mh6-tu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-14
caEDlTnRsS NoTre

uAVIE5 made suggestion OF the insol,
"A vency OF the estate Of H1a. Hary Kelly,
d9eeSssds this Is 10 notify all psTBonf haV1ng
claims against said estate 70 Gle the name,
authenticated IN tina manner prescribed By
law, with tbs Clerk OF the County Court. on
o. before Lhe 18th day Of august, 1871, or ne
aame VII be forever barred both IN law
- aa J.E.R. Ray. zreousor.