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E~Os-RssIdsnt Notice,

No, ST., R DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tennesse.e-Eamuel
Mans1eld and others vs. John CannoVan,
Samuel GWynn, Thomas Buck, Belle Bnck
and John Back, children OF silas Buck, de-
ceased, and two ether heirs OF SAID Buck
IT appearing from the amended bin which
Il IS sworn to Ia this III that ths defend.
ants. Sam GWynn, Thomas Buck, Belle Buck
and John Buck, minor children OF Siias Buck
deceased, and two other heirs and children
Of said eilas Buck decsssed, whose names are
unknown to complAinants, are eacn and all
non-residsnts OF the State OF Tennessee, q
that said amended bill IS nled for the pur.
pose OF subtecting the interest OF the defend
Ant. o CannoVan, In and to 3 building
situated on shelby street, Memphis, Tennes
see, known Is the "Shelby House." 20 the
payment OF the debts ofthe oOmpla1nants.
lt II therefore ordered, That they and each
0fthem make their appearances herein, at the
courthouse Of the Second ChanceEy Court Of
Shelby county In the city OMEN phts,T Ten
nessee, On OF before the Grst Monday. In
April, 1872, and plead, answer or Samur %
ccmpiafnants' amends oil, CT the same
Will De taken for confessed a. ~ them and
Het Tor hearing expaxte, and that . copy OF
this order be published once 9 week, Tor four
successive weeks, "a tbs Aenphia Appeal
This February 1 l5I4
A o0py-A est:
MD. l. 81 EWAHT, Clerk and Master.
Ey q. BELcHER, DepEtE q q u.
7, W Scales. SOL oR coanpRE fs-21t
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Fruis-ChotCe apples are scarce, and are
quoted st sS O0a7 %, and other qualities
from q 70 60 Oranges are dun
\ Louisiana, tl21s; Havana, e11@1 80,
Lemons are dull and heavy ct &
a 50. Choice cranbsrriea are quoted
a. Sl4, and other qualities & 41o9l2.
Dried spple1 89l0c. and scares. Dried
Hides-Tns hide market IL active. We
quote: Flint, per 10, l9cs dry sailed, l5c;
green sailed, exc, and green, 1850. Dry
deer-akine sell at 500. ~Sheepskins, No. /,
are worth 81 each. and common &cGSL
Baggt1g-Dealers ara 6Em At the follow
Ing quetatiols- Hemp and hax, 2lb. $50
lb5ze; Eh-lbI uh6lsci iron aea, s96Aci
Live stock il In fair request. Common
20 choice cattle are qdoted At IS 25G5 90.
Hogs declining, ana quoted st AGA 50.
Sheep. 81 6O98, and s. for Rhssred.
In broomcorn there lie 6 fair demand
for new broom corn, sk So06l25 per ton.
TAloW Is dull n can be had from
Wool is IN request, and would hnd
ready sale at &96c, Es 70 quality.
Fre1BheA4
The following are the rates OF freights
On the railroads and routes named:
COTTON FREI9Hrs-BK Il MEMPHIS
AND CHARLESTON RAIRoAD-NeW YORK,
sec; Boston, l 90; Providence, 81 e5; Phila-
delphia, S5c5 Fall River, 81 O5; Lowell, 81
O5; Baltimore, SOC.
BIZ STAR UNION LINR-Boston, all rail,
BIO; by rail and water, 81 05;New York, all
rail, 81; rail and water, CSC; Philadelphia,
all rail, CSC; rail and water, 90c; Fall River,
all rail, 81 Is: rail and water. 81 Ii.
FRok 81. LOUIS 10 MKNPHB By RTvKR /
per barrel, soc; pork, PER barrel, |
81 90; whisky, per bbl, 81 SO; corn and oats,
per 100 pounds, 85c; hay, per 100 pounds
40c; bacon and lard, per 100 pounds, Csc. I
FRoM CmmxNATI 81 LoUIsvuLERAm-
RoAB.-First clasa per 100 pounds, $50; /
second class per 100 pounds, 7Sc; third
class, PER 100 pounds, CSC; fourth
class, per 100 pounds, $50; hth
Glass, per loo pounds, 4Se. Butter and
per 100 pounds, $50. Flour, apples, /
potatoes, hominy and cornmeal,
per barrel, 0c; beef and pork, per barrel, |
b a; whisky, per barrel, 81 78.
From LOUISVILLE BYLoUIsYILLE RAIL-
RoAD.-First class, per 100 pounds, 7Ocs
second class, per 100 pounds, SOC; third
Glass, per 100 pounds, SOC; fourth
clsss, per 100 pounds, 45o ; fifth
clsss, per 100 pounds, 40c. Butter
cheese, per 100 pounds, S5c. Flour,
onions, potatoes, hominY and
Sornmssl, per barrel, Soc; beef End
pork, per barrel, 81 Is; whisky, per barrel,
i 50; coal oiL,car loads 30 bsrrels,per bar
81; coal oil, Ia Gases 1900 pounds, per
100 pounds, &c. hay. 40c.
COTTON FREI9HTs BY TIE MEMPHIS
AND LOUISVILLE RAmRoAD.-To Liver
pool, 23-82d, rail and steam; New
York, 81; Philadelphia, Sc; Boeton, 81 10;
Baltimore, 90c; Providence, 81 10; Fall
River, 81 is; Lowell. 81 Is.
FRoN Sf. LOUIS 10 MHMFHIsBY RAIL
Flour, per Dbl, 81; grain, per 100 lbs, SOC;
ard and bacon per 100 lbs, SOC; pork, per
Dbl, Al IS: whisky, per Dbl. q 50; heavy
SOC
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Koafsy. - Ath q

- y n'eIeok n st tns Real Fatats Exchanges
% ; : sri .uHsz-O1 arrests. IL the city O.
AeHFnfs, 80 much OF the following described
tract of land "a wiz be Necessary 70 pay 9
certain note. Etven By aaid Russell to MIS- n.
Q. Eeec, for the ann OF 9GB1 IS paTable on
the l6tn day Of July A. d. 1871. with intsrest
nom 4 18th day otaJuly, AID. ia untn
pad to-W1t toxoepttnz fortysdTe t45i acres o.
the said land, hsrstof0rs r~e1uquished by me
~ trustee, and excepting also seventy acre.
of said tract not enzbfaced 10 said Trust
Dsedls Lying In Shelby county, and beRtns
ming At q stake In TIE enter Of ths RaIslgh
and fernando ROAD, in the southwest corner
Of 3 thirty acre trsst conveyed 70 John POPS
BY John D. White; thence eat 20 chains g
links TO q stake 5 Links WaES Of q Rauafrs4
marked J. p and I'D. "; themes north g
chains Hunks to . stake In John Pope's easf
Ines thsnea east q chains % links with
HueaoE 1nS and genter Of Macon road 20
stake northwest oRns1 OF Gecrzs Grahams
land; thsnca socfh with arshamis line s.
chains 81 Links 70 s.Etake Ia 9rRhamH south,
west corner, 5 HDks west Of q poplar msEkod
Lei thence. vest 20 .chatns . lin1n WITH
north 4 ed ID White e al to q sake
center Of Raleigh and fernando road
said Raleigh md fernando road % chains
q - links 70 the beginning, contatnius
D1Z acres-excepttng from said sale Is acr
Of said described tract, heretofora raltn
pushed by ma 20 the aafd Russell, and alsc
excepting seventy acres OF the sane not an
bracsd in said Trust Deed 1Ig1s bslisved &c
be good but l convey ~ Trustees only
Faulty OF r~odsnnptfon waived.
dG-fa1 IOHE 2 IRRELEVANT. Trnafsa-
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No. es1, 3. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of shelby county, T6nnessee-E a. AppeF-
son Co. Va. Charles s. Ssverson.J b Au-
lar u. Bescher, < h knight. and tha
heirs Of J. W wright deceased,
n 0therA
1T 9ppsarfng from ths bin July vurn % Z
n tina aus that thetsfsndants, J.. 3 MfIsr,
E.U Beecher and 49, knight are non-rsE<
dents Of the Stat6Of Tennessee, and thai IA
names and residences OF the heirs Of y. ".
Wright, deceased, are unknown % the COM
plainanE, n avs died their BIZ IN this
Ccurt to s1bieob to the paymsnt OF fhsir
Judgment Of slf47 IS and sA 10 costs OF Euft,
lots Nos. 8 8 EndT, block Is BaEture subdfTi-
sion OF the city Of Memphis, Teanesssa.
It's therefore ordered D ne CisEz and mns-
ter. Ehat they and eacn OF than, make
their appearances hsrain az ths CourthOuas
OF the second Chaucsry Court OF 6hsInT
unty In b city Of Memphis. TaunaHsss@.
OH The 6sst hnnday In April, Ia and plead.
ElHwer o. dannT TO comPiatnantas buI. or the
eame VII be taken 1or confessed a. % than
aid set Tor hearing expartes q thai q COPY
o. this order be Pnbllahed nee 3 Wsek, hr
four Successive weeks, In the Memphis AD-
peal. This February u, EG
a cOpy-afteEts
Nd l. STE YARE, clark and Has4ar,
MyeF5 = Wat. SOA for ocDuf'E. fall m
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFTIoz or rHI DAILY AFFAAxs I
FRIDAY, March l, lsTz 4
FTHANuxAG.

The telegraph reports q tight money
market in New York, and . decline u
stocks and bonds. This striDgency Il
cauEed by the large amount Of money
which has for ONE ume-been going
west, q return Of which will not begin
until about tbs first OF April, The local
market is reported close, Dut not abso-
lutely stringent, and IS b cotton msr-
ket ts dull and weak, so ta the money
market close; but q few days ectiYe
business would place the market AZ per-
feet esse So It VIII be seen that me
stringency Of this market Is caused by
other Influences than that Of New York.
There Is very little money seeking In
Ysssment other than cotton. Rates are
10 snd II per cent per annum.
Exchange on New York a other
northern cities y discount when drawn
on demand; otherwise, Is per cent.
Gold in New York declined to Ito yes
terdsy, and to-day 10 HOY. Dealers here
buy sparingly at 109H.
As money is altogether emploYedinh bold
ing cotton over q depressed market, but
little is seeking Investment In local stocks,
securities, etc, County warrants, In small
amounts, are bought by dealers ct 90c, bat
for q large smount sec Is. perhaps, the
best price that could be obtained, while
the selling rates range from 92Ho to $50.
City securities are quoted ct 55Hc for the
long date currency Issue, January coupon
detached, AID &c is the quotation for the
gold issue. Tennessee money is bought
st $40 70 S5e for the old, and $50 for the
new issue, mi Is sold respectively at $50
20 SIC and SIC. Holders OF Memphis and
Charleston stock are firm ct 40c. Arkan-
sSs bonds are dEt-no market and no
quotation.
The capitol bonds presented 81 the
comptrOller's Office recently, IL appears,
came into the hands Of the trustee as
part OF the assets Of the Bank Of Ten
nessee, and were believed to - bought
by the bank in 1850 and subsequently. /
The legislature having given the rail-
roads the right to pay their interest in
past-due bonds, an active demand was
developed. Taking advantage Of this
stats Of things, tbs trustee exchanged
the psEt-due capitol bonds for other Ten
nessee bonds not dae. There were thir-
capitol bonds OF $3.50 each, amount
ing in all TO 5000. The interest wss cal
cClsted thence up to tbs day of ex-
change. FOr this interest, amounting to
about $500, and for The 5000 Of bonds, /
the trustee recsived Tennessee bonds
amounting to Sl4.0Ol- The latter had the
coupons on, and drew interest from the
date of the exchange, the offset Of which
Wss to enable the bank to earn sddi-
tional interest. Before the exchange the
bank drew interest only on 5000; since
the exchange it has drawn interest on
tl4 900, which makes q gain annually to
the assets Of the bsnk Of $3.50.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


In the Di1tKfct Court Of the United staxaa n,
the District o. Wsst TannesAee--Tn 1anE.
ruptcy-4n tae matter Of Tyler &MrFphV
kankrupa-8elc1a Thomas Lafhana'
To ne sredisOza Of the above named Hank
lake notes that 4 general ana anaI
meeting or 3 croditefs of SAID Bank.
VII y hsld ct fhs once % aid RsClE-
Ter IN ~ EtY o. Asmphis, In said DfSt1ef
~ ne tssn DAY Of March, a ID. E77, ~ ten
oeaoek a.nass lor tne pukpoae named IN the
Ish section ofthe Bankrupt Act OF Marsh :
I also give you notice that I have nlsd nv
maj accounts as Assignee OF the estate 81
said tarkruHts, N said Court. and fhst on
4 Stn day % nsxt-L shall apply 20
said Court for the settlement Of my said A.
counts and for q df8chaxge rem All Iiab1II-
y a. A1alg1e9 Of ssld eltats, "a accordance
p1ththe pr0Ti1i0ns o. the Esh session OF the
Aet OF congress, entitled IAN act % sata5-
lA1 q Uniform systam Of BAnkFrpfcy
tnroughout lhe United staees,S approved
. EOOLDRTDaE AzEf1n-s
MRNPaTa FehruaFV n Ig1 40
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS EAkRET.
fLArrar HxrOEr BIZ TxLEsHArH.I
NEw YoRK. March

The dry goods market exhibits Hymp.
toms OF renewed activity and bnoyancy,
20. dAy. Ingram and other makes Of car
pets have advanced from az 70 Sc par
pound, and this advance will probably ex-
tend TO foreign makes. Brights tapes
try sre already up to 81 26a1 Nh; Lowell
extra, three-ply, to 81 50; Hartford extra
three ply, 20 81 6fH; Hartford imperial
.thrss-ply, TO 81 90; Hartford superane,
81 S5. Philadelphia ingrsins ars up Z 50
G95c. In cotton goods there is q gradual
hardening and adjusting of rates, while
the wooden goods market exhibits signs
buovRnov.
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Attachment Netice.

nEFORE JAMES HALL, q Justice OF the
ID Peace for shelby county, Tennessee
John Howard Lane and Reese Pttchar3v Va.
Jim Rawlings.
FFIDAVIT having been made in this
"a cauae that the defendant Is Justly IN
debtsdI 10 the plaintiR the sum OF ntnety.two
i5-I0G dollars and int st nom the eleventh
dav of FebruarY, 1856, dne by promissory
note Of said date; and the said attachment
hayfuR been sworn ont that the defendant
was q nor, resident OF the State OF Tennessee,
ard The same having been returned levied
by the proper officer;
1t Is therefore ordered, That the defendant,
lin Rawlings, appear before me, at my ONCE,
IN the city OF Memphis. Tenn, on the Hth
daV OF March, 1S72. sc 10 o'clock an, or the
ganne viii be proceeded with exparte; It Is
further ordered, that this order OF notice be
published In the Memphis Daily Appeal, q
Newspaper published In b city Of Memphis.
once q week, for four consecutive weeks
-This gth day CT February, 1879.
JAMES HALL, Justict OF ths Peace
felO sat for Shelby county.
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RQlK FOB TIE MILunN

MARRIAGE "a a SHEyATa G= g 9ss.s oSn e
GUIDE. % lm mTgt. on rs "a g55y, 9s4oa
lions OF the sexual system, with thu lategf
discoveries In producing and preventing or
spring. preserving the compilation, etc.
This 10 sn interesting work Of two hundred
and tWsnty-four pages with numarous an
cravings, n contains valuable Information
for those who are married or contamplata
marriage; still II IL 3 o that ought to bs
under lock and kay n not Laid carolasIly
about b hoaBa.
sent C any onsl OF poEtagsl1cr % osufs-
Address BIZ But DHpanaary, No u n.
eighth street, St Louin, No.
- NotEe D9e AQtcad Gad DAartAeataf
who advertise In public pepsrs, or using any
OUACK peEuaa Br. Bnt4a' work. no
matter what ycEr dissaso u, or how deplnTa
bleyour condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or -
mail, on tbs diseases mentioned IN his WOrh
nee Go.HN- Eighth street. bet. MARKET q
Walnut, st. Louis, No. ies7d&W
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No. 458-In the Second Ohsncery Court q
enelDJ county. Eenuessee--W. u. 8need
2 creditors OF q. 3 Locke q Bros. J. Il.
RroFius Eruates, IN PIoEEns, Nay Jaus
Locks, Charles g. Locke, Joseph Lo1u,
Field and " 3. Locke.
IT appearing from ne BIZ Ehfch ID sworn to
u In this ca1se thai the Defendant. ". 3.
Locke, Is . fe9idenE OF Missisafppf and u =
nonresident Of the state Of 1s1nsssss
II Il there1oC8 ordered 81 M ClarK and
Master, That he maka his sDpearanoa
herein, At the court house Of the second
Chancey CouEt OF shelby county, in the city
Of Memphis, Tenn. % OF before the frIf
2ondaytn April, ES72 M plead, answer OF
d6m1r 70 conplatnanD' blL. or the sane
VIII be taken for confessed as 70 him, said
". b Locke and set for hearing sx-
PaTtss and tsst q cor OF this order be pub
tBhed onca q weak for fOur successive EsskH
In tns Memphis Appeal. This Feb. an1z
Nd J. sIEWAHT,C Clark ana Asstar.
Wlacn 4 caarr- Ean- IN eow7ufNm farn 80
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chanceN Court Notes.

Nos. Sxs4, 2367, SS67, r. D., consolidated In the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tsnn.-H. Hefmstadt and others vs.. ID
Memphi German Savings Institution ct al.
1 these causes, puTAuant TO an order Of the
4 CourL entered herein, notice Ia hereby
given TO al persons having claims against
tngs Institution, TO come forward and ex-
hibit their demands and have themselves
made parties to complainant bill, within
the tine prescribed By law. or they viii be
forever barred. Done al on1ce, In Memphis.
this February II, 1871
n. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Tch- prnoo~ GcTg 49, oovor15rf4 gzTQ IN
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Every Family Should Have a BEETLE.

We ASK evary one to read the following cer-
hncates from many CT the most eminent
physicians IN the country
81. LOUIS, July, B70.-JAMES A. JACKSON
&CO.: 9entlemen-A8 o have communi-
Gated 70 the medical profession the recipe OF
the Home Bitten" 1t cannot, therefore, be
oonHidered as q secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for 1t. We have
Examined tbs for making the "Home
Bitters, !" and unhesttatng1y say the combin-
alton Is one OF rare excellence, sn the arti-
Giles used In its composition are the best OF
the Glass 70 which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Stimulant, S~toinachic, CarIninative
and lightly Laxative. The mode Of prepare
ing 1hem Is strictly In accordance With the
rules OF pharmacy. Having used them, seen
its ehect In q private practice, we take
pleasure in recommending them to all per-
sons DESTROYS Of taking Filters, as being the
best Tonic and etimuIant now offered to the
public
Z. On. BoIsLIKEz,M ND. +. T. PoRTER,M.D
ALTRzD HEAooCK, MI. Q. GKzICKE. a. D.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, NJ j. O. A. WARE, MD.
Dr.. @. v. p. LUDwIG. 8. G. MosEs, n. d.
". A. WILCOX, ID. D. HUsERT PRuEN.
q. g. MARIHn HoaPIxAL. 81. LOUIS, Mo-,
Oct. s, E70.-JAGA A. JADKSOH q {. have
exa-nined the formula for making the HONS
stomach Filters" and used them In the Hos
pital for the last four months. I consider
them the most valuabiutonic 9timalsnt
81. LOUIS, July {, Bza-JAs. A. JACKSON
q CO.: Having examined the formula from
which your celebrated stomach Bttters" are
prepared, and having Witnessed the method
Of combining the dinsrent ingredients, we
can safely them IS the best tonic
with which we are acquainted. From the
Great care with which they are compounded,
and from the choice materials which enter
into them, we have no doubt that they VIII
prove, a. they deserve TO be, the most popular
omit and stimulRnt In asa.
Respectfully, yours,
yAsTIs N. D I. q. 6ossTooK. n. d
We cheSrfuuy concur with every word con
tanned In the above testimonial
JNo, CoEEEI IA IL. D. JoE ia RTEA, No
VAsTISE, II. D. JOHN TIEPLE, N. ID
q. s. WALKER MI. E-u. FRAEKLIN, Nd
CHOEEATI, Oct. %, IS70.-Messrs. ". b
KENNEDY Il Co, Agents "Home Bittsrs":
amined the mi Of the "Home Stomach
Bitters," and ind the remedies il contains
such a. are In genera Use by the Medical
Profession. They are very scientifically and
pleasantly combined, q as stimulating
VII be found especially adapted a.
eorroborantz to the Treatment Of low or de-
bilitated stages Of the Iystem, whether aris-
Gus diseases.
Dr. ]. I. VATTIxRA. L. A. JAMES, n. d.
r. 8 WAYNE, Chemist 9. ]. SIMPSON, N. D.
W.T.TALIAFERRo,A.D. .. P. BONNIE, n. D.
J. }. QUTNE, n. I. y. 8. MU5CRoFT, N. D. |
]. b. BUCKEER, M. I. q. ". BIaLER, Nd.
". r. WOODWARD, ND. 6.A.DoUGHERrY.M ~ |
CHICAGO, Sept. 80, ls70-J. La SMITH, ESQ.,:
stomach BitterS," 4 IND IL to be
OF articles tina are considered the
BEST tontcs used by tho Medical Profession, |
and one Of the best biiters We knew of now
"a uEe. Very especially,
g. 6. HAHN n. d. b MoVIcGR, MI.
81 WALKER, ND. q. A. MXRTER
NoREAE 8. BARNES N. D.
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s-Iaa-Raslnsnt aatina.

No. 4SI, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county .Tsnnessee.-M D. Rhodes
vs., Philips VIM an E "A. Apperson q
Cos
TT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
4 20 IL this canse, inst the defendant Phil
lip 3. Wtnn, Is Justly indebted to the COM
piainant in The sum OF $3.50, due by open ac-
count, and that be Il q non resident Of the
State Of Tennessee, and that for these causes
an attachment was sued out Of his Court
against the property Of defendant, VIM,
and the same wa issued, and las been re.
turned By the sheriff. duly levied on the
property Of aendant, vim, by gSrniShment
on q. N AppersOr & Co.
1t is therefore ordered By the Clerk and Mas
tar, That he make his appearance herein
at the courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Mon.
day in April. 1871, and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed Is to him and set for
hearing ex parte; and hat q copy OF this or
der be publishsd once q week, for four sue
eesstve weeks, in he'll Memphis Appeal. This
February 81, 1874
A cOpY-At.asts
4. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Mastsz.
By Q. BELCHER, Deputy @. and NJ
CAN'T h UOW SOL. for comDpE f5e2
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N~On-Rssleent NOtlcs,

No. ga, r. DIN TIE Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee. -John Rerrt-
gan, Admr Of the estate of Patrick Maher,
deceased, ". Thomas Fleming and wife,
Mary Fleming, and the hetrs-at-IaW OF Pat
rick MRher. deceased.
1T appearing nom the bill Q Worn to in
Il this cause that the names and residences
OF the heirs-at-law OF Patrick Maher, decd,
are to complainant, and the same
cannot be ascertained after dtligent inquiry ;
and that the bill Of complainant Is hlsd IN
this court to foreclOse 3 mortgage executed
by defendants, Thomas n Mary Fleming
to Patrick MaheF, now deceased, on q let OF
ground in Fort Pickering, shelby county,
Tennessee; betng ~ feet On Aain street, west
side. by IZH feet back TO the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad, icing q part Of Block
No. 81. as laid down on Fuckers mar:
It Is therefore ordered, That they, the heirs
Rtrlaw OF Patrick Maher make their appear.
anes herein, 1t the courthouse Of the second
Chaucery Court of Shelby county, In the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the
trst Monday In April, lS12, q plead,
answer or demur 20 com plaiharts Oil or
the same wiz be AIKEN tor confessed 81 to
them. the said unknown heirs Of Patrick
Maher, deceased, and set for hearing exparte;
and that q copy Of his order be published
once q week, for four successive week1, IN
the Memphis Appeal. This February 1, IS72
No. L. STEWART, Clerk and Mastn.
P 7. MulVerhill. Sol, for COmDln6. re2 fri
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Saturday, kareh is. s72

with legal hours, TIE following described
real eStat5, t0-wtt: Lying and bsluRn TIA
county OF snelDy sud stats or TeuU4EEsa.
about tEo-and-one-half mLss northeast 81
Court square, near and adiaceat 70 The Iiua
Of me Memphis ard Raleigh Rsflroad, nov
undar ~eonACrucuon5 said real estat8 more
particularly described as slows. Loa Nos.
q 81 !, u and ID, each cOu-atA5nE one acra,
and L9t No. Il Containing I H-lO acras, a.
laid Ou Cy ;. h McClurs, COuuty Surveyor,
Ehich8 on nls in shis causs, and which can
be seen a any tine Ou application.
1EHA9 OF 6ALE-On a credit OF seven and
twelve months notes with security taken.
and lien retained On land until amen Of
purchase money. This February u, lEZ
~. L.STEWANI, CLERK and Master.
AmfrN = Taafarenn aurfnfFr. FnFq t.
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A~emlsIsnafar's settlement.

For the Probate Court OF Shelby county.
Tennesaee.-TO the heirs snd creditors 81
william B. RObinett, deceased.
NOTICE q hereby given thai Edward Irby,
~ as RdmtutstratOr de bOnts non OF the e.
tate OF " lillian 3. BonlnstG, deceased. has
lied IN 10y ones q settlement OF said eEtata.
which wiz be presented 20 the Our for con
nrm sLtOn at ice March Term, 15zZ, 70 be he'll
on the nTst Monday OF aid month, In uha
courthouse in the city OF Memphis. Febr-
any =, Ts7A JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
~ - D-rwmU n q 49,
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate tOsW1ts A cerrain lot or parcel OF
land, situate and u ing In tns county OF
Shelby % State Of Tennessee, bsinZ a pali
or Lot No. 2of the Nicholas Long tract OF 1876
acres Ounde 81 follows: Beginning 81 the
corner Of said lot At q stake, BLACK
oak pointers thence east rs chains IS Ink
TO q stake landing south 73o west 3 link
nom q marked " B." thence north
619 east - links from q bAekRum marked
n thence west Is cbzthN. 6 Haka 70 q
stake standing II INK from q Wnitsoak
marked H" thence south IS chains, 3ltnkz
to tbs beginning; containing about Is acres.
more or Iess.
Teams or SALE-On 3 credit Of ak months;
purchaser Executing note with ecurisy; Len
retained 70 saenKe paymen OF purchase
money This February Is, 1874.
n. d L STE AKT, Clerk and Master.
Ptercas Richards 3 Dix, soS. for complain
mtg. fel6