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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-14
Eon-RssIdsnf Natlea

No. ls, 4. DIN tie Second Chanoery Cour
OF SHELBY county. Tennesses.-John W
Bean vs. Asa Hodges, 3. N. HctRes, Flam
ing Hodges and others-
II appearing rom afndavit In this cars.
y that ths defendants, Asa Hodges, Is IA
Aodges, Fleming Hodges. William Hodges
Alice hodges Maggie Hodges and the Oko
Iona Savings Institution, are Nonresident
Of the state OF Tennessee.
At - therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, they make their appearance
heretns at M courthouse OF the Second
Chsncery Court OF shelby county in the CITY
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the drst
Monday In March, 1874 ard plead, answer or
demur 10 compliments bin, or the same will
pc taken for confessed as to them and set Tor
nearing 6xpaFte; u that a copy Of this or
der be published once q week, for four $40.
CO stve weeks, in The Memphis appeal, thus
January s9, 1872
A COpy-attest:
N. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By BELCHER. Deputy O. nj n.
= T. walker, Sol for eOmpln't. jaG tn
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aoa-R ssidsss aetee.

Ne. EZS-In thu Second CHan=s-z C-urt OF
SHELBY county, TeGn~ssr-E. p. Eatsou
vs.. 5oshua u. LpptncOlr. uuu CaU-
i or dsorgs Hem~sl --uiaEIu e.. wilma.
Onaries Y. hCaSlnj8Ec- sra srhD asl-
sen, lats paTrneTs IS =. =. Llpps--1ts 8 Co.
Mary q GlesYs5t EarBSlE L-u3s ara v.
CHOde, Asstgue~ et.t OF L. zeaTd. s
/ Iappeartng rom tbs Dti wEic1 1s EWO-Ti
4 tom t1b cause that toe GeG-rderts. J
c0mplatHsDti in tns sgE4 u 500 Gu 1. con.
tracI BE WeeA them nd b-Isrr- rp-n a
certain noe o. r Q Ef-ks e.. PAS Cd 10
said J-6 Ltppsueu-t 6 O. b. ORPHAN at,
7. Ia 5aeI6f e. roustsrai laruI-r -- a
lnceDdoEeEs o. W6--c4 e -s-rt nat
re a0OYe-na1~f parties, eos cs-tC- rEa
nrE OF J. e Lfppe1c1EL q Co SIZE zsCn .Ed
every che nau-Gs-i enIs Of tees a.z 60 Ten
A7aa5es enQ mat fur these c. ZEE al a.fsC1-
nnsnl wss sued Gus 81 hfa ID a.esu4EFnr
property Of % enasuts. SAID d.a l. 1ze1co-t
SO and the sane USs Isl uG ESD ma bszu
returned by ire S1sEiH dds lev 80 on The
property OF -dsienEs2Z, L1s sid J. LIP
psncOft Co :
II is Therefore ard=TeI ry the Clerk end
Master, That theg- the saii psIt.s crmDes-
ing the q m OF J. e. u -psuc51t ~ 90. make
OF the SscO d Oneucsry Court IN rl- city Of
EempAts Ee.n-. on Ct b-fors ne Grst sen
oay IL Mach, 1872 sEQ plead, susE=r OF &c.
mM 10 cN"nnpl2luSEla Dill, or the sans
Will be taken f5r confessed as 70 then and
sci Tor nearing exp=Et6i =ua tnat o copy OF
THIS order De published one q =eeE- 1-F cur
successive weeks. in The Gfmplls auPeaL
This February l. lS72
N D. STEWART. Gers AMI Master.
By GEO. MALBoBT, DepGiT e. ana g..
saith & JEFFERSON, Scla- for complainant
fs2 ri
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LOUISVILLE is made happy by an
editorial IN the Ledger, which tells
that city that it Will soon have two
routes 10 the Red river valley; one
through Memphis, the other Though
Cairo and Fulton. In fact, Memphis
is endangered by the Cairo and Full.
ton road and by the extension of ST.
Louis roads toward the West nj
Southwest, and the necessity for the
extension OF the Little Rock road and
It's branch 10 Shreveport and Jefer-
son and Of the Kansas City road to
J~seksonpOrt becomes an urgent, i'm
perstive necessity.
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LOL&----.s-.--.s.- fAuo 5UcU,VOU e5bl DO OUu
This exhibit demonstrates the enOT-
NOUS proftableness of the ten years
Of wsr. 1t will be T%eCOllected that the
statement does not include United
States and State bonds. These must
be added to swell the aggregate
wealth. In fact, the North gained all
that We lost and after the war sent
hither a countless horde Of thieves,
either appointed to Office by Grant, OF
elected by black lo~yaI-leagues that
they organized. And when organized
systems Of PeculatiOn and robbery
we're intOlerable, and bands OF Tree
hooters traversed the country and
made nights hideOus in cities and ku-
kIUxism rose up TO dispel the night
mare, the godIy people OF New Haven
and Hartford, guded with gold Wrest-
ed rom this people, ere amazed,
shocked, appalled,. Congress was stu.
pifed, Raoicalism rOared, and while
Bullock plUndered Georgia and Scott
and his myTmidOns riOted in stolen
wealth In South Carolina and War
moth and Clayton organized he'll in
two other hapiess States, these gilded
i~nnOcents Ia New England and their
representatives In Washington failed
60 find terms that could adequately
express their adherence Of the con-
duct Of the South.
But these unfortunate New England
people suffered by the The Ala
bama destroyed a feet of merchants
men. The negroes liberated sndf
property destroyed In any once rich
and prosperous Chicot county in any
Gull state were worth more than all
the briggs and schOoners and ships lost
by ali the people Of New England.
The census tables above given show
that they actually lost nsthing, on the
contrary, that their wealth was du-
plicated. Ii is therefore paIpable Ehy ,
the East would have war with EGG I,
and. The y st and South are again
be vlctimized and plundered, and ,
New Haven and Hartford would ,
come forth when peace is restored :
paved with gold, and outVieing in +,
'plendOrs the old mistress Of the :
world. Let Us have war. !
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Nan .Reslasat afle

No. l6l, r. D. In the second Chsncey -aurt
f6helby county. Tenneasee-E "a. Ap1sr.
son o vs.. Charles s ssver-ou.I HfI.
lsFlE u. EeehSFt =. 4. EriElL. and The
n oEhers.
IT appearing from The hI GUY =r-n 10 In
I THIS cause that th~suesnEdeu-s. = j.. 1tfIer-
Z. u. Beoeher and Z. =. KniEli. @ r-a-rAf-
oenAE u the state Of E6uussaze. ga. rH.- rne
names and residences 0f The he.Fz 1f a.. ~
Wrignt deceased, sre uLkno@R % tla -o-aa
PiaInantA VINO nave Ned ths P 1ul ir tnis
Court 10 EuDieog So the Dzs mem % thefr
Judgment Of si64T S. AID So 10 c1sfs o. ruft-
lots Nos. 3, s and 2, block . Bzrfure aubrtvf.
slon or the ely OF 4eaphi-, Tennessee:
us Lhere3or8 Ofde-ed - ra-L.e. s aLE IzFa
s9rf. En&t theyt ana oiCC o. them. alaEa
their appearance herein e r-s E-uErtrouse
% the Second Cha0esTy Court OF Shelby
county, In the city OF Memphis. Tsuresssss
on the nrEt Aondsy ii april, fs-a and nlaad-
answer or demur 20 cc.c cfeIreut's bail. or tbe
same WI De taken for confessed Sc 70 t1sn
p set Ior hearing zEparTa. 70 That q C1ry
o. this order be D1bllsned once a week. 5or
TOUR Successive weeks ia me Memphis 40
peal. This February 70, 5a
A Sopy-Rttsst:
M sEEwAET. CLERK and Hsse
Myers q wyatt nla to- nurn MITE r.nF -
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Attachment Notics.

No. lois, A. DIN he First Circuit Court I
Shelby county, Tennessea-JOhn Somerl
vile VS.. VIM. Oash. ST.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section $3.50 OF Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the real C.
tate of defendant, and afndsVit having been
made that the defendant is indebted to plain.
TIL in the sum Of $40 BY account and hat
the Is 8 nonresident OF the state
OF Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, That he make mia
personal appearances herein, before the JUDGE
OF the First Ctrcuit Court OF shelby County.
on the third Monday in May next, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte, n that q COPY Of this
order be published once q week, for Tour con-
seeutive weeks In the Memphis Appeal
Done At once, this 18th day January, 1872.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b +. COLEMAN, deputy CLERK.
Jno. EomerVille, Attorney FOR plaintfR faasfr
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JUDSE FLIPPIN AND THE UNION
s. AMERICAN.

I DWn AAD EnE UhhON
Ana AMERICAN.
The argument Of the Union ana
American, which asserts that the con
duct Of Judge FIippin is ''high-hand-
ed and almost unprecedented in the
history of criminal Jurisprudence in
Tennessee" h9ret ~ cOrtcs. OuI
Nashville contemporary is wholly at
fault. 1t is the constitution and not
statute law that gave origin to the
| overwhelming necessity that forced
the Judge to inhibit reports of pro-
ceedings in his court. The Legislature
cannot remedy the evil, if it were an
evil. 1t is the constitution that dis
qualities those for service as jurymen
who have formed and expressed an
opinion" The Onion and american
yields the whole question in issue
when it says, "While the law remains
unchanged, the Judge has adopted a
UiSe course, and one which will effect
a large saving to the State" Then
why change the constitution? The
legislature is impOtent, and its power
in this behalf should not be enlarged.
The Union and american inquiries
what good comes of the exclusion Of
press reporters, while courtrOOms are
crowded with suditorsP There is
this palpable diherence-The court.
room is not crowded with that class
Of men who should determine ques-
tons Of life or death. LOafers and
idlers and friends OF culprits are gath
cred in criminal courtrOOms, while
the true c-OnservatOrs Of law and or
der shun the place, and if the press do
not recite the facts, they cannot form
and express opinions. OF eleven
thousand voters in Memphis, not
one in each hundred will hear the
detailed story Of a villains misdeeds
II the press do not recite them. In
fact the constitution, to the extent
that it prevents the publication Of the
proceedings Of criminal courts, as
shown in many murder cases In New
York, should not be changed; TO the
that such publications prevent
he service on juTies OF those that
,ead, the constitution should be
hanged. Meanwhile Judge Flippin
Icts wisely in enforcing an edict
which enables him to secure intelli-
,ent and honest Iuries. The mistake
4 the Union and American 10 suppos-
1g that a statutory enactment gov
rned Judge FHppin's conduct should
e corrected, and we are satisfied that
n closer consideration of the question
able and prudent Nashville con-
smperary will modify its views.
nd let Us ask q newspaper that never
ubIiehes facts to offend or corrupt
opular tastes and morals, whether
le courts should suffer the recital, in
1blicatiOns entering every sanctuary
nd conDed over by youth and sge, OF
y b%rutslzing stories unfOlded by
illnesses In criminal trials? II Judge :
would multiply criminals and q
iacate the youth of the country In
line, be should revoke his order and {
lrsue the course prescribed for him
? the Avalanche and Union oadI
merioGn. Our local contemporary
ever heard, it says, of the Plain 3
,oJer. and is ineOlrigible, for the rea- >
a that il can hear and see nothing &
at may not be promotive Of the
Of sensational journalism. 81
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Attachment Nnnra.

Before JOHN E. BURKE Justice of the Paac,
for shelby eOunty-Onstt a Co. vs.. Gal, a
her a Brothers.
A FFIDAVIT having been made before ms
"A and bond given IS Tequired by law IN
attachment causes, that the defendant "a {
nonresident OF the state of Tennessee. a,,.i
attachment Issued and returned levfed' SIC
on the property vi the defendant and by rs
proper oncer;
The defendant Will take notice. That IA.
cause Is set for hearing before me ~ sonsS
h Justice Of the Peace for shslhv co5o1u
at my once, in the city OF Memphis on tns
ath dsy Of February, A. d. ls73, It I0o'cloeE
como into court ard defend said ee1ss -
the same VIII Do ake as confessed: and thai
THIS notice De published Onoe q wesF' for
2 sueessslVe weeks, IN . Newspaper pab
iished IN the city OF Memphis.
January q. 1871 AS M
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Proclamation by laa 3gy4THgF.
$3.50 1lwA

JOHN G BaOEN, G5F8rDo1 ~ sl- elass o.
TgnnesF-e-FO al uhO E-zlL zee 11szs
~ esents-Ers5tLlEs
"HEREAS. IL has been L11a =-5wn 20
w me thar certain parties uaaaG srect-
lively HenIy d. E<rI ell 1uui1Tt Richard Dzr-
nell and hattusE DarusiL, charged with
having committed sfo1l ard a. OIL us mur-
der, o. the AN day o. Msrcl. ls-s. -1Gz Tha
bodies or clinton LaEe T. a. la ard p.
edwards. .ats OF or cuuurr OF LHEa. have
hsd from justice, and are now RAINING q
large:
NOW, therefore, I, JOHN o. ESJWE Gov.
ernor as Aforesaid, b. vi-tue ur me power
ana authority in me vested. 60 hereby u-=r
q reward o. Two kun 51Cd All -ltEg collars
70 any psrsCn o. rsIs1E5 shg may EppEe-
bend either O. ssid parties and &c liver uiuu
70 the sheriff or Jail0r 81 our cOE1ry % Ike.
IN order hat justice Ia ins6 teuzi may %
had aud executed T. Is TeWsGd s ia lieu OF
the reward heretofore offered and Wlzn-
drawn.
n testimony whereof I have
hsrrun-o ast ~ hand and
lsEALl Caused the q lsaI sea. o. the state
10 5s auEeC. Sc r. s-EV .ii=,C on tie
eth d~y o. Iz1usTy- ~.
Ply the Governor fUHs =. BHg~E.
7. H. BUTLER secretary o. ga C.
EptoLvite parer erry.f rFT q
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Affsnhmsnr Hnfina-

Before JoHF 8. BURKE Justice Of the Peaes
Tor Shelby county, Tennessse-Wyati
EppS ". William G6llaher.
A FF1DAVIT having been made before ma
n tnsI the defer dant IN this cause Is q nom
resident o. the State of tennessee, and al.
tsehment issued and levied on the property
OF tbs defendant, and returned by the proper
officer:
The defendant win take notice, Thai this
cause is set Tor hearing before nae, or some
BheLby.At my of1ce. in the city Of kemphiz,
on b 9Th day OF February, lS72, at IL O'Clock
a-m.; and that this notice be published in a
neEEpsper OF the city OF Memphis, for four
successive weeks. h dsHs dan is there
fore notified 10 come into court and defend
SAID cause or the same Will be taken as con-
tessed January q, ls72
Jas m JOHN e. BURKE. ]. p.
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FRANK BLAIR should rot forget
that thirty-seven members Of the Ar
kansas legislature who voted for Gov
ernor Clayton as a candidate for the
United States senate, were afterward
invested with ofaces by Clayton, and
the rest of his adherents were con-
signed TO positions on railroads.
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IhOn-R ssidsnt aO..os.

n Sc. k-Etrst Uhsneery Ccurf OF sbsIby
county, Te2nssse-D. ". Bynum Va Il
Crump et al
IT appearing from smaavit IN this ,srs.
MAJ me stoen OF ehs usfsncanE Inv
-. H1oc, IL and eSunCr - asezr-
tanned upon ci1gent inquiry
IT'S tnerofcre OrdsrBd, Lh2t ne make mis-
PeAtancs here4ns a. the 1Sa-t-hOuse Iu TIE
city q Aanphs, Tenn on or hsf0re ne drsF
AoauaJ IL AErchs A7L and plead. answer
OF oeHor 70 cc1plainsnPs c~riEiu-i euE
&mendea nlls OF the same VII os teken OF
confessed as % htIe, and SET for hearing sx-
Partei and that q eopy OF his order be cub
IN the Memphis Appeal
cOpy-Attast.
EDNoNp 4. COLE, . sndL
- X. BLACK, DC aua u
!. ~. Eora, sol. for coWalEfnant e.
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LauasraaIs .oaaLr .aaag L. 80.

RY THE undersigned, agent for ow-ners OF
~ lot No. 8, OF the Fort Pillow tr4cr. com
tanning "a acres, about four miles rom an.
ton landing. on the main rosd. b-ck fr5r.
p. Gaines los acre trscs and West and 1o-3b
OF the q. ". stone 100 acre trace A1o1f AZ
teen 70 Twenty-Five sores lmproveT- vi1h
cabins etc, and ia sn 6Lcslspf refsrrG--
hood WIN sell shear snd Or coed tese1e -
- uMo j. ". MESF-5FT
i2~O III Second Street ar-----
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THE Bolivar Bulletin and Somer'
Vile Falcon are doing more in behalf
of the counties and people they repre-
sent than any newspapers in the State.
II their plans be achieved they wiz
have not only enriched bat advanced
the standard OF intelligence OF two
counties which, even now, are almost
peerless In Tennessee
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GhsnCsry Csart N0tlcs

Nos. SzS4, Sss2, 1881, r. D, consoHdzarr-T7 fns
second Court Of SHELBY G urgy-
1onn-- d. H5imstedt a1d uLasrs Va. me
n these causes, pursuant 10 81 0rrtr0I ne
4 Ooort entered herein, notice is hereby
54Ve1 70 All parsons having clalra asainsf
tnS TIE Memphis German 8 -
lngs institution, 20 come f0rwzru anu ev-
niolt thoir demands ard nave fneuss 81
made parties 10 complainant buH VI an
tne llne prescribed BY las or tLsv VII be
lsfeyer barred. Done At Cmes, in 9nIs,
this February IL, ls2
ND LsT9NARF, CLERK and Mssfer.
IOnn BuUOCE So1s- ar o1a.urua 90 !.
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Ths New M~smnhisJhgsisr

5 nov oEerea FOR sale or lease. Bids ~
PLoPossis. either fer purchase OF Ieess
VII De resolved unit tbs nrzf on Aprif o-9fs
Adoress THOMAS WICK ERsaAN ES-L
Nos 70 second hOor, Old P1sEofnos Rufl5fCC
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Ths msdleal Double Chamber

THB VESSEL recently invented, Il high
~ ~ recommended n Endorsed by lesd.
ing pnys1ciane, oOnfa41fng tive apart
meetA enabling the physician to examine
the contents separately, by which he gains 9
knoWiedge OF diseases unattafnabla by the
use OF the single or common chamber, with
the discharges In q mixed state.
ALL ADMIT THAT
"a b mistake OF 3 physician OF ones diaeaaa
may be as dangerous as the disease ifaelfD
IT'S LIFE u in the sick room IA In.
indennins your disease, by which VoHT 49,
mAY be saved
1ts convenient shape for oommop usa nm
chamber, For sale by oo
LLOYD. CLARKE 4 On
IA % Nam ar1s4 /
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AlTaE
Ols1rses Of wssa Ten

0is'rif fs e R SssS aPPssaagn'"''"
AhMemPhe. Tennessee, LII day OF aausr
~ undersigned Asrsby eivay notice. Of
aus appointment - assignee OF MErtin
- rn, Ol Ae1dphis, Shelby county. S,sts
1eAnsseSes within sale district, WEO lEs
DSFn 1osndlested a bankrupt upon his own
PStllon oy me District court OF said Dfr-ricf,
haAA n WfNQTHtRTn- ar-I----
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IHSOLvEAT NOTICE.

THE insolvency of the estate OF Thomas
4 Dickens, deceased. having been sug-
gested to The County Court Of shelby county
all persons having claims against said estate
are notified To appear and ME the same with
the Clerk OF The County Court authsntf.
Gated in the manner prescribed ny law, on
or before The 8tn dsy OF July, 1872, or they
Will be forever barred, both in law and
equity. January 80. 1872
JOSEPHINE DICKENS.
Admir- debonis non ThOmasD Dickens.
laaI Mah
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PURE Old g HCA
-AEu=
RXH w ~ e
. a. AILLEa eaIeEEg.eas. -.

ME call the particular zstc9liCn o. the
w wholesale trade 10 ouT large stock q
Whiskfes, mostly o. the celebrated ard -Gll-
known brand for Lno pasf twenty r esEE ofJs
A. Miller ChicksD.SCck Bon bon ard Eydu
WHISKY, mSca "A EzEt1- Ep.ruo1 cnuut5le
KY, and warranted % IRE trace ils Ii -u-l
prove by aEe fzatsr t2fn a4F Ct.s- Fl-8EEs
made In the nre5t c-grsTpee We have GlE-
and I've years o. age. a. prices varying as 70
age. etc.
BEWARE or CouETEEF Ems snCl
brand On ore he'd Of Tire h-rFgi ara tGoa
burnt brand O. tus ui3-u4eEy us Tie 1ihgI;
head, mace IN EDc liz Er1 Paris Eo-rboRj
county, Ky.
EhoIss IL dealers gEeCers ara Druggists
are invited 10 szaullas ra1 stock Fer sale
in lots only b.
GOSH EuLHsGE De- a "a.
Sole AgentAco-EeT H6i-- mo -Ert,
dT @tzW .T..H. 20
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g~ou.Rasidsnt Haijna

No. "a, r. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
Of Shelby county, fenuesses.-M. f. a.. ".
Cochran VS.. ~. 3. Waldran. 2. d. 5hOema.
ker, James shutter. BRlifs A. shutter ct al
IT sppesrtDg from the bill which IL sWorn
! 20 in this cEuse thst the d~efsndanls, s n.
Shoemaker. James shutter and 8&llis A. Shu.
nessee:
II IS therefore ordered by the Clerk n
hssteT, ThEb they msks their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse OF tbs second
Chancsry Court OF shelby county, In the city
OF Memphis. Tennessee, On OF before the nIst
Monday Ia Ssroh, lS12. and plead, ans yer or
demur to complainant biD, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing expartei and that q copy OF this or
der be published once q week, for four sue
eesstve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
January y, 1879.
A ~cOpy-Rttsst:
M. d. Il STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By BKLCHkR. Deputy O. and NJ
Mcfarland q Goodwin, Oh. 6o1 complain
ants. tasO to
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wzR RzGFEFABLE.

The following list of Connecticut
towns in which he valuation exceeds
five millions, shows their present
wealth, as wei as their relative
growth the past len years:
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y snisd day snegestsdthaIn soivsnov
oSo.o the estate II Eugrole aeorve1n ~
seaseos AL persons having cams $500
Co., ssSa.S are required ~ Ms them wiz me
SeLAot me TOMMY Cours Wiihfn ne -sTuS
EEe-4oSo oy laEs or this notice Hl H. Diesd
hos1. JOIN BATH, Admfni-frsfrr
AeMPna, denn-u January u, liza sIS.h
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W~AHTED-STOVE sALESEcs

ITO TRAVEL in the South.
ply except such as haze hs5 s-IsS -
Z the stove Busiress, ana can @5Ienes
some business and ave good rsfsIs6ees anu
address.
ia7 Lock Box I8s.
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Isca-R Resident kuties.

No. F75-In the Second Ohaucary Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee-Paul A. Otcalfa
vs. Nathaniel =, Green and vie EiiKa1eth
a. Green, and Annie I. Green, hofIie A.
9reea and Nathaniel 8 Green, tr.s minor
children OF H.S. and e. 81 Green, and Bar.
ton Able.
IT appearing rom the bill duly sworn 70 In
Il his cause thaEthe defendant, Barton Able,
1s q non-rssident OF the state Of Tennesses:
Il u therefore ordered, Dy tbs CLERK and
Master, That ne makeh bis appearances herein.
al the courthouse Ofthe Second Cnsnoery
Court ofSbelby cJanty, In the city % Hefn-
phts. Tennessee. On or before the nrst Non.
Day in March, ls72. and plead, an
sWer or demEr to complainant bill, OF
The same VIII be taken for confessed - e
him, SAID Barton Able. and set for hearing ex
parte; and taEs 3 copy Of this order be pub
b once = WesA for four succeaaive
weeks, In tha HemphiH appeal.
A copy-attests
n p, Ia STEWART, Clerk and MRstsI
Randolph. Hammond & Jordan, 50is. Tor
complainant js5 thu
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NONRESIDENT HOTIcE.

No. 455, r. In the First Chaucery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennesses-John 0verton.
ST. vs. The heirs Of Timothy
KesTEey, deceased.
IT appearing from afndsvtt in this cause
7 that the names and residence Of the heirs
ofI1mef by kearrey. deceased, are unknown
and which cannot be a6csrtained upon dill
gent inquiry:
II Is therefore ordered. hat they make
their appearance herein. al the OOuTt-hOuse
In the city Of Memphis, on or before the
answer or demur to compliments bal, or
the same VIII be taken for confessed IS 70
them end set for hearing eLpsrte, and that q
copy OF this order be published once g week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
~opy-attest
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master
By r BLACK. D C. and N.
Wilson 4 Raard- SnIa. fnr comnI1nf da
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THE partnership heretotoPs existing Of
4 John Htliard and Mrs. y J. Stewart
formerly Nrs. s. J. hathaway under the
hrTn name o. John Htllfar6 4 Co., was dis-
solved on the nrst day Of January, 1879, BY
mutust cOnsent; neither party allowed to
use the nTm name only in settlement OF old
debts. JOHN aILLIARD,
r 8. J. BTEWAPT,
Indian Bay. Ark anuary ID. lsz2. Az
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southern-M 4fe cotsan Gooda.

nsNABUR0S, BROWN sHEETING AND
" SHIFTING, Etandard weight, manufac-
tured OF the best cotton, at P~rattEvlle, Ala.
furnished 70 the trade at Kew York prices
from 1tom bales. Call q examine samples,
feS q. ", TRUEHEARf, go Fronts So,
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treated With suoosss BY

Dr. M IA 8F T" hall.
IN charge of Memphis Branch once. at No.
a a North CouFg atFeef, OF Prof KIfne3F
Infrmary.
So ssHd rnr GiraclsF tails d
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T OF DISSOLUTION,

~ WIN practice in the Circuit and Chan
Gerry Courts OF Pamela and De5otO counties,
and in the Federal COurt at OK ORD.