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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-01
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODsMARKRI
--LATEST REPoRT BY TELEeRAPHl

NEW York, May 3I.-The advance
in the high price Of cotton has not pro-
duced any effect ON domestics, although
the iobbers show less disposition to clear.
Brown sheetings remain a formerly,
but bleached sheetings attract more at
tention, and considerable sales are re-
ported. Prints dull. Printing cloths
are fully as firm, and Sc is given for
64x64 extras. In hosiery, wOrsted quail
tiles are ordered freely, and for fall
trade at advanced prices. Cardigan
Jackets, which sold last season at SIG 90,
have been taken at SIS. Foreign goods
are quiet, but black and blue ribbons are
in better request for medium and wide
widths. The impOrtati0ns of dry goods
for the week amounttO S2,42S, los, show
ing a decline of $50, 100 as compared
with last week. The New York Daily
Bulletin says: At the auctions black
cloths brought So 75a4 50; bleached drills
l63c cut taffete ribbons, No. 9, S5c; No.
5, 81 l2}; Nc. u, 81 50; black, g 50;
No. 50, 81; No. 100, s.; No. 500. IS; No.
500, IS 20; silk tcarfs, Sl5a2S; cut CASH
mere shawls, 81; lace jackets, s. S74a5;
/ applique eapes, Sl1 5Oa27; inch terris,
Acc; Parepa suiting, l2}c; Chinese suit
ing, l6c; Lady LOrne suiting, 171a17 Csc;
Bley linens, l3c; Turkey reds, IA; ~
inch sotin stripe picques, l5c; Al printed
English percales, l7zc.
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COTTON.

New York repeated its yesterdays
quotation, 36sc; Liverpool also, nsG
Il5d; New Orleans advanced, quoting
DC. The weather is fine and warm with
a pleasant breeze, all that could be de-
sired to succeed the rains. In oUr mar
ket there was an active inquiry for low
middling, middling, and above; lOwmid-
ding being so greatlyin request that one
factor said that if he had two thousand
bales of ii he could readily sell them all.
Notwithstanding this, the days sale was
insignificant, the tables being almost
destitute of anything above good Ordina-
ries and generally covered with Ordlna-
ries, a quality at which no buyer Will
look. 1t Is stated, however, that inqui-
ries We're received from New York both
to-day and yesterday, by telegraph, ask
ing at Whatrate o~rdinaTies can be bought.
This fact has filed the holders of acres
of ordinary cotton samples with a wild
hope that the good that was coming is
come, and that ordinary cOttOns Will yet
play theirpart the stage Of business.
The following is the aggregate Of the
sales reported TO US: S. bales at DC,
strict ordinary; IS at 23c, good Ordin-
airy; 46 at DC, strict good ordinary; 10
at 23sc, Is at 23lc, low middling; 10
strict low middling at 23{c; y at 24c, I
st 24fc, middling; S at 244c, strict mid
ding; indicating a total sale Of 300 bales
at the rate of the following quotations:
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MoLAssEs-Prime to choice planta-
ton, 60965c; inferior, 4095Oc; com
mon to prime sugar-house syrup, 45S
e0c; fancy, 70@S0c. -
LARD-Kegs, I0A9l03c; tierce, $40
959lSlc; pals, lie; tin pals in cases,
I3@1Stc.
0ATs-Sale Of 22S sacks at 2Sc; Galena
oats offered yesterday at SIC, now held
at soc.
ORANeEs-s6@6 5Oper box. Lemons,
81 5OG5.
Ous-Coal oil, 24@26 per gallon lin
seed. raw, 81 O5; boiled, 81 Isl lard oil,
S5G9Oc; train, 81 %; West Virginia
l~ubricating, 10000.
Observation-Disclosures ~potatOesar e
s. 500 3 90 on landing and in store; new
potatoes, S. 2595 50. Onions s. 50 cab
bage, Sf7 per 100. Snap-beans, $496
per sack; squash, 75c per doz; cucum-
bers, 100000 per dozi garlic, 45c pei
string.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD
--LATEST REPORT BY rEIEsRAPH.ls
NEW YORK

New YORK, May 81, 1915 a.m.-Cot.
Ton market easy; ordinary, 2l5c; good
ordinary, 23Ec; low middling, 25sc; mid
ding, 26sc; Alabama, 26sc; Orleans,
26sc; Texas, 26se. Sales of futures last
venfng6 600 bales; June, 25 1l-16c, NOM
inal; July, 25Ec asked; August, 254c bid
September, 235c, nominal; November,
nominally zoe. No sales vet.
1910 p.m.-COtton steady; ordinary,
21s; good ordinary, 235; low middling,
25sc; middling, 26sc; Alabama, 26sc; Or
leans, 26sc; Texas, 26sc; spot sales to-
day 1912 bales. Futures-Market steady
sales, 400 bales; June, p ll-16c; July,
253c; August, 25 1-l6c; September,
% 3-16c; October, 20 l5-l6c; November,
zoe; December, IS 7-l6c.
$40 p.m-Cotton quiet but steady
ordinary, 2l5c; good ordinary, 235c; low
middling, 25Ec; middling, 26Sc; Ala,
bama, 26sc; Orleans, 26sc; Texas, 26gc,
Sales to-day-fOr export, 745 bales; tC
spinners, 374 bales; for speculation, :;
bales: futures, $50 bales; last evening
to spinners, 10 bales; for speculation, 81
bales.
The following is the cotton report fol-
seven days at all United States ports.
Receipts, II, 464 bales; exports to Great
Britain, %, 793 bales; exports to the con
tinent, 5O92bales; stock on hand, 204,62t
bales.
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A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
AroN-rcoRsrDU ~orD-rx~

THIs delightful summer retreat viii be
Il opened for the reception Of visitors on
JUNE lsT, 1872.
II is situated in the very heart of the AL
LEGHANY MOUNTAINS, only one and a
half miles from the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, and is accessible by means of q
horse-car railway from BIG TUNNEL DE
POT, a ride Of ten minutes
It is within ONE HOURS drive of several
other waterfng-places and small towns. Its
several springs Sulphur, Chalybeate and
Limestone stand unriyaled for medicinal
virtues.
An experienced Caterer and frst-class Cooks
have been secured, n many improvements
made since last season.
A FIRST-CLASS LIVERY,
a Telegraph, Express and POstofice, Barber
shop, Bath-house, Billiard-saloon, Bowling
alleys, beautiful CrOquet Grounds, and a
Splendid Brass and String Band,
are added 10 the natural attractions and con-
venieces Of the place,
Excursion tickets from Memphis to Mont
gOmery White, via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from Jun LIST, $40 70.
Terms only so per month.
For further particulars, address
myl5 cod THOMAS WILSON, Prop'r.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 31.-FIour dull and
nominal. Wheat dull, prices declined
and irregular; No. 2 spring closed at
81 411. Corn active but lower; No. 2
mixed closed at 4S4c on spot. Oats in
fair demand; No. ., 404a41c, regular and
fresh. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Whisky steady, sec. Pork in fair de-
mand at lower rates, 81 95 on spot.
Lard quiet; sales at IS As. Bulk meats
and bacon quiet and unchanged; sales
of clearsides at Sc, packed. Hogs in
fair demand and a shade higher; So Goa
6 rs, fair to extra; most sales at SO SOa
2 on
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JUNE %. Is72.

within legal hours the following described
property belonging to the estate OF Re ben
Massey, deceased, in the hands Of defendants.
tO-wit: A certain tract Of Ian situated in
Shelby county, Tennessee, in range 8, section
2, OF the Eleventh Surveyors District: Begin
ming at a stake, with elm and maple pointers,
OF the south line Of the shaw and Craig SO
acre tract; thence east IS chains and 50 Inks
TO the southeast corner Of shaw and Craig's
tract, two redOak pointers: thence north fOur
chains, 50 links to a dOgWOOd; thence eakl J
chain, . link to q stake with two small red
oak pointers thence north p chains, - links
to astake; thence east 20 chains; thenceuorh
43 chains, 50 links 10 a stake with pointers
thence west y chains 70 stake in the lane
with locust pointers; thence south IS chains,
50 links to a stakey thence south So west p
chains, 3 links to a stake; thence west 81
chains, Is links to a stake; theme south Ei
chains, % links to the beginning; containing
so acres, as per plat made by John Brown,
Surveyor, on March, 1870. To be subdivided
and sold accordingly, II desired by parties IN
interest or purchasers.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of six and twelve
months; notes with approved sureties re
qutred; lien retained TO secure same, n
equity Of redemption barred. 1his-,l SR.
E. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
RAaGnaT q HnfnnaT- ArrnrnQVE UFVa1
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Petition to Amend Charter.


In the First Chancery Court of Shelby county
Petition to amend eharter-NO. 81, Rules.
WHEREAS, the President and Board OF
w Trustees of the Memphis Female Col
lege, q corporation chartered by the Legisla-
turc Of Tennessee, its place OF business
IN Shelby county, Tennessee, have this day
filed a petition in said court, asking TO have
the said charter amended so as to change the
name of the corporation from the "Memphis
Female College" to The Christian Brothers
College, the Institution having been changed
from a female TO a male college, and as such is
now used:
They also ask to have the last line of section
two OF the act OF incorporation changed so as
TO make IL read " Institutions OF Learning"
instead of " Female Colleges"
The act OF Incorporation was passed Febru-
ary LIST, 1854, and is published in the acts of
1884, chapter -, page II.
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons in
tereSted make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse In the city Of Memphis, on or be-
fore the first Monday in July, 1872, and show
cause, If any they lave, why the PRAYER of
said petitioners should not be granted, and
the charter amended As prayed for, or the
cause viii be proceeded with ex paTte; and
that q COPY of this order he publfshed for
thirty days in the Memphis Appeal.
This May 2d, 1872.
A ~cOpy-atteSG.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy c. and NJ.
Hanson, Estes & Dashfll, Sols. for petition
efs. my4
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL, /
FRIDAY, May 81, lSZ2.
FINANCIAL

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL, /
FRIDAY, May 81, lST2 !
FINANCIAL
Exchange came in freely, one bank
received 500, go; s. between banks, par
to premium buying, premium selling.
Gold quiet at 112i. A dispatch was re-
Ueived, asking at what rate Charleston
railroad stock could be had. The reply
was that the lowest lot on the market
was go shares at Soc. next was a larger
amount at 3T4c. This telegram excited
some attention. Certain directors Of the
Little Rock road are in New York,
where, as is believed, they are in confer
ence with Scott as to the terms on which
that road can be transferred to him. The
conclusion was therefore Jumped at that
all was going on ~swimmingly between
Scott and the directors of the Little Rock
road; Therefore Charleston railroad stock
would 90 up, therefore its stock bad be
come a good thing and therefore all
that could be got on the market at the
present rate of offerings was telegraphed
for. This appeared logical, but there
wa an erroneous clause IN the assumed
premises-the dispatch was NJ rom
New York OF any other Eastern business
center, but was from Alabama, ana was
a mere business inquiry with a view 10
possible investment. Brokers would give
Sac this morning for Charleston railroad
stock, but they are not eager and d q
rate is weak. Last evening a brokersold
ten thousand dollars city long skies cur
rency bonds at sac. Arkansas levee
bonds were talked about but no transac-
tons are reported. So little is doing in
securities that the quotations below are
a. H. .a--g-aN a,A =#sNN -,A., g.,
quently representative:
Arkansas Ievee bonds, nominally $50
%. County scrip, 9SG9S4. Barbour Lewis,
certified, $3.50. GayOso Gas Com
pany stock, 50. Memphis and Ten
nessee railroad lst mortgage, "a; I'd
mortgage, 7l4. Mississippi levee bonds,
Bank Of Tennessee money, $685. for
old issue; new issue, 30GS5. Ten
nessee C~Omptroller's warrants, 80. Lit
tie Rock railroad first mortgage bonds,
80. Memphis city gold bonds, eX-
coupon, 60G6I; currency bonds, So.
Memphis past due coupons, 50. Mem
phis Water company, Z per cent.
first mortgage gold bonds, SO. For new
Mississippi levee s per cent. bonds 40
offered. Mississippi new, 1872, warrants
Il. Second mortgage Memphis and
Ohio bonds offered at so.
A case Of much interest was before the
Circuit Court of the United States to-
day. Brown & Co, in suing the city for
pay for the NicOlsOn pavement, gar
nisheed steamboats,, banks, and other in
situations and individuals. The court
was applied 10 TO stop this mode Of pro-
ceeding. The suit was not decided, but
the Judge made the important intima-
ton that garnishments violated the or
der Of the Supreme Court, and were Of a
nature 10 compel the city to T~epUdidte
eUcry other debt and pay this one-the
government of a city could not be de-
stroyed by a process that locks up the
sources Of its revenue.
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saturday. June %, 1872.

within legal hours. the following described
property, belonging jointly 70 the estates OF
Brooks and Suggs, and situated in Memphis,
Tennessee, tO-wit:
Lot 10. IL, which fronts . 500 feet on the
north side Beale street, and running back -
50-loO feet to the Rice line, between parallel
lines.
Lot No. q, which fronts > 500 feet on The
north side Of Beale street, and extends back
nOrthwardiy, between parallel lines, to the
south boundary line of the JOIN Rice grant
Lot No. =, fronting p f5-I00 feet on the north
side of Beale street, and extends back north
Wardly, between parallel lines, TO the south
boundary line Of the John Rice grant.
Lot No. %, which fronts 80 feet on the south
side Of Beale street, and extends back south
wardly, between parallel lines, l5 feet tOsau
alley; all Of said lots being subdivisions q a
large lot OF Brooks and Suggs', made by CSC
Burke, February Il. 1866. See plat Of Sama fn
Registers Office of said county, in book d, page
Z3.
Terms of Sale-On a credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen Is, y and IS months; notes with ap-
proved surety required, bearing interest from
date; lien retained TO secure same and equity
Of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
G. W. Winchester n HUmes & PostOu, At
Borneys. myB
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On saturday, June 29th. ls72,

within legal hours, the following described
property, 70 wit:
Ffnt-A certain lOtor parcel Of land situate,
lying, and being in the county q shelby and
State Of Tennessee, one and a half miles east OF
the city OF Memphis, opposite the property o.
Captain Ray, containing y acres, - acres Of
which was purchased by r. O.. Clark n VIE
OF John y. Manley, and the remainder being
the third 90 part OF IS known as the
Isler tract, and the east end Of said tract, en-
bracing all the improvements and appuTte-
nanees thereuntO belonging, or IN any
a~ppeEtaining, and the same WnereOn
said Clark and his wife resided on the 3lsU o.
January, 1854, which Is more fully described
IN the deed CT said r. O.. Clark ana vile Of
tered in the Registers's Office Of SHELBY
county, book NO.l7, pages III, ~ and 10, the
portion To be taken OF the Isler tractto Dr.
one full third thereof.
second-Also, one half interest in lot No. =
block Is, situated in the city Of Memphis,
county Of shelby, and state Of Tennessee, to
ming back with parallel lines 90 feet 10 Gin
ton street, with q k front on Clinton street
Of 90 feet. size and location VIII more
fully appear BY reference to plan OF the
city Of Memphis, the same having been con
veyed to sam Tate and J. a. Carnes by Robert
son Iopp on the lst day OF December, ISJj, a.
per record in book No 81, pages 68 and 81 In
the Registers Office Of shelby county OF that
LIST day Of October, 1855.
ThfTd-Another tract or parcel ofIaud. stu
ated in the county odshelby and state often
nessee, nea the city Of Memphis, 10 wit: Lou
Nos. u, 16, 10 and % Of what is known as tie
CoOpertTact, about 81 miles east OF the city Of
Memphis, near the new state line road, the
said four lots supposed 70 contain about ga
acres, conveyed TO James A. Carnes BY vii
liam Cooper, Of Tuscumbia Alabama, by
deed, dated the Zd day OF February. 1851.
and in which the same is more fully de
scribed.
The above real estate has been subdiyided
a plan or diagram Of which can be seen on oil
before the day Of sale, upon application at tn.
Office Of the Clerk and Master 0f said CONT
Terms OF Sale-On a credit Of six and twelve
n in equal tustalmentS; purchasers re
quired to execute notes, with approved per.
sOnal s~ureteS, with interest from date; Lien
retained to secure same, and equity OF re.
demption barred.
This May 18th, IST2.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wright & McKissick, Solrs. myE
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DIRECTORY.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

lNH -
LODGES: "
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. us-Meets ID Friday in
each months; hall corner Madison and Sec,
ond. a. j. Wheeler, W. NJ; j. Harvey
Mathes, Secretary.
ANGERONA, No. I6S-Meets first Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main; C. NJ. Carroll, w. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2S9-Meets first Friday o.
each month; hall corner Madison and Sec.
ond; S.Sturm, W. M; NJ. Hochstadter, Sec'y
DESOTo, No. 29-Meets third Friday OF each
month, az Odd Fellows Hall; Il. {. William.
son, w. M; r.. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KILwINNING, No. Su-Meets fourth Friday Of
each month, at South Memphis Hall, corner
of Madison and Second; II. Z. Riehardet
Nm; Louis Czapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHATTER, No. 2-Meets second Mon.
day OF each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; G.
NJ. Carroll, NJ. +. b. P; b. NJ. Levy, See'y.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. 95-Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall third Monday of each month,
We Matthews, Me HIP; o h w. Ward
Secretary.
R. AND S. NJ.
EUREKA COUNCIL, No.6-Meets third Monday
OF each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; q. Re
der, TIL. H.; &. II. Myers, Recorder.
TEMPLARS.
CYRENE CoMNANDERY, No. EMeets fourth
Monday OF each month; George Mellershi
Com; I. J. BarchuS, Recorder.
MITHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTIoN, No. I, A.
and A. s. Rite-Meets fourt Thursday OF
Meliersh, Master, E. &. Mcdowell, Secretary,
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 5l-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, TenneSsee@Charles NJ. WeSson etai.
VS.. John 5. Dancey ct al.
IT appearing from ahdavft in this cause
4 that the defendants, W. W. Dancey, John
:; DaneeyL +. B. Dancey, n. J.. Pittman and
Mary +. Pittman lhiS Wtfe) are nOn-residents
of the State Of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrSI Monday IN July, lSI2, and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplainanus' amended bill, or
the samewul be taken for confessed as 70 them
and said w. w. Dancey will plead, answer or
demurto compliments original and amended
bill, or such viii be taken for confessed as to
him, and both set for hearing exparte, and that
a copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy C. and NJ.
ID. X. Mehtea and 5. p. Walker, SOls. for
c~Omplainants. myI7
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PETITIONS.
Petition for Divorce.

No. 54-Iu the second Chancery Court OF
shelby county Tennessee-NelsOn Castle vs.
Emily Castle.
rT apnaarfug from the bill which is sworn 10
IN this cause thai the defendant, Emily
castle. is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessee:
IL IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
Ter, Thai she make her appearance herein, AZ
the courthouse OF the Second ChaDeerv
Court in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in July, lS72. and
plead, answer or demur to complainauts on
I0r divorce, ORTIZ same viii be Iaken for con-
fessed as t1 her, and set Tor hearing ex parte:
ana that q copy OF this order he pubfisTed
once q week, for four successive weeks. Ia fhs
Memphis Appeal. This May 2, 1872.
d. ID. L STEWART Clerk and Master.
By GEORGe MALLERY, Deputy c. and M.
Brown & Lyles, Soils. for Complt. my3S
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n

CINCINNATI, May 30.-Flour quiet
family, IS 75a9. Wheat dull and I'M
settled; sample lots of red sold at 81 S5a
95. Corn quiet; sales of ear, 5la53c.
Rye dull and prices decliLed, S5a98c.
Oats quiet at 4Sa46c. Pork dull and
unsettled; Louisville packed was offered
at 81 75; city packed sold at Sl4 3!3a
IA go. Lard quiet; summer steam, Ste
witer, S5c; kettle, S4c; buyers a shade
less. Bulk meats quiet and weak
shoulders, 4{c; sides rib SIC; 74a73c fol-
clear sides, the latter for heavy. Bacon
dull and prices dropping; 55c for shout
ders; clear rib sold at &c; clear sides held
at &c. Hogs dull and declined, 50 75a
t Is. Whisky steady at sec.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
IIArEsT HEronr ~ rEIEsRArHl
NEW YORK

New York, May 31.-Flyur dull and
lower; saperfine western and State, S6a
common to good, s. 50a7 So; good to
choice, 81 55aS 40. Whisky steady at
soc. Wheat heavy; winter red western,
81 81. Rye frmer; western, afieat, 95a
98c. Barley and malt unchanged;
Canadian and western, 81 O5al OS, Corn
firmer, but closed heavy; OF steamer,
western mixed, 6Sa09c. Oats lower;
western, 54a55e. Eggs steady; western,
I5al6lc. Coffee firm; Rie, l5aIS3c,
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May 81, l1:15 a.m.-COt-
ton firm; uplands, 1Is@lI4d; Orleans,
1l3d. Ssales to-day, 1900 bales. Fol
the week-Sales, 1000 bales, 1000 OF
which were for export and $4,000 fol-
speculation; stock, $4,000 bales, 5000
are American; stock afiOat, $4,000 bales,
I44,O o are American; receipts, 9O,OOt
bales, $1,000 Of which were American
actual exports, 5000 bales.
5 p.m.-Cotton firm; uplands, ll5@
lad: Orleans, lid.
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NON-REsIDENTS
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No 40-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, TennesSee.-Edward Mcdonnell VS.,
j. II. Christian and other.
t appearing from the bill, duly sworn to, in
L this cause, that the defendant, J.. r. Chris
tan, is a resident OF the State of Mississippi
and a nonresident of the State Of Tennessee,
that ne is indebted to complainant in the sum
OF SlO9j =, and interest, evidenced by notes,
and attachment having been regularly issued
and returned by the Sheriff Of Shelby county,
levied on the property of said J. r. Christian
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
swer or uemur to complainants bill, or uhe
same will be AIKEN for confessed as TO him,
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a COPY
OF this order be published once a week, fol
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP,
peal. n May D, IST2.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMOND A. COLE, Cei < n Master.
By h. 3. MCHENRY, Dc and N.
I. Il. Ed1ngtOn, Sol. for complainant. mv2.
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Administrators and Executor.
Settlements.
COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFFICE,
49, L. n.---- -

Memphis Tenn, May p, lSE2
THE following settlements having been filed
Il in my office, viii be presented TO the Pro-
bate Court Of shelby county, Tennessee, az the
June Term. 1872, for confirmation:
Final settlement Of JOIN Beamish, R Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of F. Beamish, de-
ceased.
Final settlement OF Mrs. C. Hotter, as Adj
ministratrix of the estate OF John Hotter, de-
ceased.
Final settlement Of Mrs. Margaret CaIIan.as
Administrator Of the estate OF 7. 5. CaHau,
deceased.
Final settlement OF w. Reudelhuber, as Adj
ministratrix of the estate of +. Reudelhuber,
deceased.
Final settlement Of Hannah NutzeI. as Ad-
ministratrix Of the estate Of l.. Nutzel, de-
ceased.
Final settlement of Samuel Tighe, as Ad-
ministratOr Of the estate of A. Byrne, deceased.
settlement Of II. l. Giles, as Administrator
Of the estate Of W. II. Giles, deceased.
Settlements Of G R. Stewart, as Admins
traitor OF the estate OF e. II. Richards. deceased.
settlement OF Mrs. II. Ludy, as Administra-
tTix of the estate Of Louis Ludy, deceased.
Final settlement of George r. Wynne, as
Executor Of the Will Of A. :. Wynne, deceased.
settlement Of NJ. z. Cochran, as Executor of
the viii of Il. p. Woodward, deceased.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
By J. II. ULLEN Deputy Clerk. mv25