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Dissolution.

,, me copartnership heretofore existing be.
i y zen Noise Kahn, Harry Il. jacobs aud nj
Noise Kahn & Co., Is this day dissoiynS., VI
1In aall consent, Harry II. Jacobs and nj. I
Slaev ~ Retiring. The remaining member oi
~ ose ,i nrm, Noise Kahn, assumes ali iiabiiiies
coll 10y, v .,nflp , and Is alone authorized 10
s0' inc uepts, NOISE KAHN,
II. II. JACOBS,
NJ. j. JACOBS.
u, DALLAS, TEXAS, June 18th. 1875.
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Persons Indebted 10 tho undersigned
for subscriptions 10 TN llEHALp can
llquldale tho same Ia wheat. Those
desiring 10 avail themselves Of This
oner can do ~ by delivering the whoat
NJ tho Todd Mills, Dallas, aud taking
receipt for same In nay name.
IOmN W, hMlNnELlA,
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tim DAILY HERALD

VIII be iaund 90 sale ~ ihe news
boys oa aii iTains ~ ihe ToSas and
aad raeine railway, and ~ The ioIioW'
ing news stands ~ iha city, Wat ~, H.
rTaubiin a 90, h0i main street A. o.,
hinr, Lamar street pierce a Lyle, h07
main street cigar Stand ~ the san
Jaeinio Iio,ei, and ., meLihare, ia'
mlr street,
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All persons Indebted TO the undor-
algucd for advertising, Job work aud
subscriptions are notified 10 make
payment Of the eamo without delay.
My accounts MUST bo closed up NJ once,
JNO, W, HWlNDEl.LA,
Dallas, June 4, lkib,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

pursuant to Proclamation issued nv tho
governor oN dated:the 2Sth day of April, A, ID,
, vii notice 4 hereby given that an election
MN MN oe held on the first Monday, the 81
ug OF August, A. D., 1874 at the several
SS, ,a precincts In the County of Dallas
n ,,ta on Texas, for the purpose OF electing
M, nn Ioliowing named officers, to-,rH: Tbreee
r Deieshues 10 Convention 10 frame n Nav
Constitution for the State of Texas. nj vhi Gw
elevtion, each voter In voting for delegatas
G snsil Vote For Convention, or Against
CONVENTION" NAT. NJ. BURFORD.
n., Presiding Justice.
7 Dally COMMERCIAL, Nortons lntelligencer
eiactin,.er eazette, copy and publish until
e-eee-on. llS-tO auQ2
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The mora,d's NJ. Louis Advertisers

| the Herhids NJ, Louis Advertisers.
TIM HERALD calls the attention of
our city and country merchants and
others to the advertisements of the
several staunch and reliable st. Louis
houses, whose advertisements will be
found in to-day's issue.
Paddock, nawley n Co., dealers in
iron, steel, hardware, carriage and
wagon materials, is one of the most
extensive firms in the West, and en-
JOY reputation second to none for
honesty and fair dealing.
j. Tippett " Co., real estate and
financial agents, present very modest
card for so solid a firm. Business en-
trusted to their care will be attended to
in n prompt, liberal and honorable
manner.
A. McElnth, manufactures OF the
celebrated Guarantee Fitting Shirt and
mems furnishing goods. Gentlemen
can remit orders, and be assured of
having them satisfactorily filled.
Allen, Hoffman a. Co., bankers, 3O5
Olive street. This firm deal in all
kinds of stocks, bonds and securities,
and patrons may rely upon having
their interests carefully attended to-.
James ID. Fay n Co., gas fixtures of
every description and plumbing in all
its branches. One of the largest houses
of the kind in the country, and guar.
antee satisfaction in all cases.
The Hughes iron frame pillow, a recent
invention, and great saving in farm
labor-something every farmer in
Texas can appreciate. Information in
regard to them can be obtained from
Mr.. William Pendeton, at the Trinity
Mills, in this county.
The great st. Louis National Stock
Yards, located at East st. Louis. iii
nois' One hundred acres are encloeed
and sixty acres are under sheds. Our
stock men should make note of these
extensive yards when shipping their
ong-horns to the future great city.
Williams Il Taylor, commission
statesmen of cattle, sheep and hogs
Parties consigning stock to them NAV
rely upon their interests being takon
care OF as well as If they We're present.
Inc sterling East st. Louis Stock
\ ard Bank of Newman, Hastings &
90. Drovers and stock men can frame
ict their financial business through
ms institution without the loss Of
line, expense of vexation of ru,,;,c
'tock yards. e" in 'ne
En- w. Pattison & Co.. live stock
and forwarding merchants
or The sale of cattle, hogs and sheen
reliable firm, and one every wav
worthy OF the fullest condolences. w"
Dawson Il Underwood. oomm,,s;
alesmen for cattle, hogs and sheen
mother solid and substantial firm 70
'hom business may be entrusted with I
very certainty of its being pronerly {
TENDED to. p''"
The old and reliable live stock
RIM of Hunter, Evans h Co. Offices
both East st. Louis and Kansas 4
n.y. They make liberal cash ad.
on consignments, and
Ke the other firms mentioned above,
nay DC relied upon to look strictly to
a : Inter, interests Of their patrons In every
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Dallas Blood Stock Association July 3d-First Race
Match for 81 600 400 Yards

TrottIng race for horses that never beat
three minutes heats. Purse, 500. First
horse, $50; second, sl6i third, 80. Entrance
%. To name and close by O'Clock July /,
lS7l HARRY WADE,
llOdlw Clerk OF Course.
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alraelious of lho stone, lle was Ia
exceedingly cheerful spirits yesterday
made 40 complaint ~ any physical
ailmeul, aud seems confident lhat no
bad results will follow.
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Attention. sir Kniphtsl

The members of Dallas Commnnderv No.
oa'e oruored 10 meet at the lodge room lover
Whea's) this evening, July lst. Business of
Importance. BY order of n, g.
Juiyuit Wa COMMON, Recorder.
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Aailg 4trala


NY residence, o0FneT pHeihe avenue
ana Ifousien streets, einhFaeins hHlfH
black ~ ground, win - well nnished
one-st0ry and basemeni roeh'eonereie
bniiding, And all necessary eni-hniid'
iagH, ele, A. early applicant mas So
care bargain,
JNO, W, sWIsDELis,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

To the Citizens of Dallas County who
Have Not Paid Their state md
County Tax for the Years 1873 and
1874.
will say that | commence to-day max
inS up the Delinquent Rolls and will have
them completed by the 18th of July, at
which time expect to start TO Austin with
them. Those wishing to save trouble and
cost would do well to call at the Sheriu's
oillce-their names once upon the Delin.
qnent Rolls will not be changed In any
event.
July LIST is the beginning of the third quar-
Ter Tor Occupation Tax, and parties wishing
to save cost and trouble would do well to call
ut the sherlii's oflice and procure license.
In every event whore Sheriff is sent to col.
lect this tax an extra charge will be made.
JAMES Il. BARKLEY, Sheriff.
Julyldltwlt
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LAST w AIMING

We urge the settlement of all debts due the
late firm of Pierce 4 Lyle All accounts pot
paid by the 10th instant viii be placed in
the hands of the Merchants and Manufac.
turers' Collecting bureau.
julyld3t EP'IYiTTEnoE,
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WANTED.


Nh. JoaEll AwAIH viii have the exclusive
charge of the city circulation NJ Iho patty
ilorald fron lhla date nnlll further notice.
June n, ma,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

LOUISVILLE, June 14.-Flour quiet.
Wheat quiet but firm, 81 GOAL %. Corn
firm at 73@75c. Oats, 68(970c. Rive
dull, 81 20. Hay dull, S2I. Provisions
| quiet but firm. Pork, $4,000 25. Bulk
meats, Sf@8 3-16c, 118@12c. Bacon, 81,
12B@124, 13@l3Bc. Lard-tierce, I5I@
153c; keg, 153@16c. Whisky, 81 Is.
Bagging quiet but firm with an active
inquiry, l3t914c.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-FIour quiet
and easier, little doing. Wheat higher:
No. 2 red winter, 81 3550I So cash !:
81 373 July. Corn-more doing, but
easier for futures; No. 2, SIC. Oats lower
to sell; SIC bid. Whisky nomipaIlv
5! 10. Pork lower to sell; offered at
Sl9 20 cash, with $40 so bid; sales at $40
June. Dry salt meats nominal. Bacon
pretty firm, only q small order trade.
Lard nominal.
CINCINNATI, June I4.-FI6ur
dull. Wheat steady; red, 81 2OC6I %,
Corn steady at 7l@74c. Oats quiet at 81
@69c. Rye dull at 81 OS@I 10. Eggs
firm at Ice. Batter steady. Cheese
quiet. Pork lower at $40 50. Lard dull
and shade lower; summer, l2B6123c:
winter, steam, l34@138c. Bulk meats
dull and dropping at 81, 1l8@1lgc de-
livered. Bacon dull at 81, 124Ca125c.
Whisky quiet; held at 81 Is, with no
sales.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Flour in fair
demand and higher; spring extras,
"a 75i supers, s. S5(93 80; winter, So IS.
Wheat excited ancShigher but irregular:
No. 2, 81 OO5@l OF seller July. Corn
buoyant bnt unsettled; No. 2, CSC spot,
69tc July. Oats dull aud lower; No. 9
58c spot. Rye dull and q shade lower
9oc bid and CSC asked. Pork dull, I'M
settled and lower, $40 spot, Sl9 O5 seller
in July. Lard dull, unsettled and lower,
be; l5c spot or seller July. Bulk meats
dull and "a shade lower, 72G)7E, lII6
ll3c. Whisky, 81 II.
NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Flour
dull and nominal; superfine, 81 IS; sim
gle extra, S.; double extra, S. 25; treble
extra, SIS 5096 50; choice, SIS 1907.
Corn firm at SSG94c. Oats firm at 800
76c. Bran firmer at 81. Hay dull; prime,
S23; choice, S26. Coffee dull and nomi-
nal; fair to prime, cargoes, quoted at III
Isle gold. Pork dull at SCI so, as in
weight. Dry salt meats dull; shoulders,
9l993c. Bacon, 81, 13@I35c. Hams
choice sugar-cured, l3Gl34c; ordinary
brands, l149l23c. Lard dull; tierce, re- !
nheuI I44ci keg, 1850. Whisky dull;
Louisiana rectified, 81 1901 10; west
ern, 81 POOL p. COrnmeal dull at "a 40.
Sugar-falr to fully fair, S@9c; prime to
strictly prime, 94@94c. MOlasses-conn-
mon, 45c; fair, 50G55c; prime to choice,
5S970c.
NEW YORK, June 14.-FIour irmer
with a fair demand; superfine western
aud State, 81 1904 So; st. Louis, S. 20
as %. Wheat irregular and unsettled
closing higher; No. 2 Chicago, 81 I4d5
l IS. Rye flour steady, 81 3G6,5 so,
Cornmeal steady at S. 6Od)4 25. Corn
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The following are the comparative
statements for the United States ports
The following Is the Liverpool weekly
statement for the week ending June

COJtOn IrelgntS Oy "2ll ralP' are as fol-
lows: Liverpool, I'D; UiG New Orleans,
75d; New York, 73c; New Orleans, 70;
Philadelphia, Csc; Fall River, sic;
Boston, Use; Baltimore, CSC; Lawrence,
SIC; Lowell, use; Providence, S3c. River
and rail Sc lower. Liverpool, river and
rail, $50.
The COTTON MARKET yesterday, Mon
day, was a little more spirited than on
Saturday, when the sales in Liverpool
fell to 5000 bales, but there was nothing
encouraging. The crops are so promis-
ing, and the stocks in New York and
Liverpool are so plentiful, while the
manufacturing accounts on both sides
the water are so discouraging, that-un.
less direct disaster happens to the
crOp-there is nothing to encourage
holders as far as the present season goes.
There was a moderate inquiry yester-
dsy-a good deal of which was for
stained cOtton-sO much so that stained
Of any quality almost promised to
bring more than the clean quality itself.
Stained sold at 1870; good ordinary,
l3ac; good ordinary to low middling,
l3z@135c; low middliDg, 144c; low mid
ding to middling, I44c. The closing
kilograms were as follows: New York
steady and better at l54c; sales, 1881
bales; exported, 596 bales. New Orleans
quiet, at l5c; sales, 1000 bales; receipts,
S52 bales. Liverpool stesdier at 9-16d;
Orleans, 73d; sales, 1900 bales, Of
which 800 bales were American.
Savannah, l5c; Mobile, 144c; Charles
ton, 15tc; Galveston, l4sc; Will
mington, 143c; Baltimore, 15tc; Nor
folk, l4lc; Boston, 153c; Augusta, 142c.
Gold at New York, three o'clock, 1l63.
The following are the official quotations
of the cotton exchange.
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and 1888 bales the corresponding week
last season. The total receipts since
September ], 1874, are 3i9, 264 bales,
against 422 29S st the corresponding time
last season, showing decrease Of los, G3i
bales.
Shipments during the week ending
Friday aggregated 1892 bales, against
1863 bales the previous week, and 4044
the corresponding week last season.
Total shipments since September Ist
are 3l3, $50 bales, against 404 l34 bales
the same time last year, a decrease OF
80, 2s2 bales.
The stock on hand was 1928 bsles,
against II SOC bales last week, and p 500
bales at this time last year.
sales during the week were $500
bales-egainst 400 bales previous
week, and $500 the corresponding week
last season. OF the $500 bales taken
this week, spinners took POO bales;
exporters, 800 bales; spectators, 100
bales: last year spinners and spectators
took 3777 bales; exporters, 1913 bales.
The following statement, compiled
from our official records, shows the re-
ceipls, shipments, sales, closing prices
and average price Of cotton at Memphis
FOR each week since the present season
opened. From last years price Of
middling :c is deducted, to assfmilate the
value with the new classification:
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BON AQUA SPRINGS,
Hickman County, Tenn,

VNHIS well known Summer Resort VIII be
L open TO visitors June 10, 1875
A thorough analysis of these remarka BILE
waters will be sent, on application. nv mail
and will exhibit in detail the estimate placed
upon tnem by the highest chemical and medi-
cal authority in the State
Inc Springs are located eight miles from
ron aqua station, on the Nashville and
northwestern railway. Every convenience
and amusement will be provided for the en-.
tertalnment of guests that can be found at any
similar resort. Location elevated and unsur-
passed in romantic beauty.
Elegant new Hacks have been built by the
company and will promptly meet every train
You leave Memphis on the morning train
and arrive at the Springs before night same
day.
Ed; Doutaz, formerly OF the OvertOn HOtels
will have charge of the Table.
Rates of Board, $40 per month, Usual raiuc-
ton Tor children and servants
railroad fare from Memphis TO the springs
and return, Sl2 Telegraph and Express fkcili-
Ties perfect. We invite corTespondence.
MI. SELDEN, President.
W. q. PATTERSON. Secretary. mEl9
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Sales, 1000 bales.
Liverpool, to arrive-July and August
delivery, Savannah or Charleston,
line, 7-I6674d; August and Sep.
TENDER, ditto, Line, 9.l697Sd; ship.
ments ditto, Inc, 7sd; shipments new
crop, Line, I'D.
Receipts st the United States seaports
since last Friday, 4727; same time last
week, 1898; same time last year, 47O5
bales.
Total receipts at all United States
ports 3,4l4432 bales; same time last
year, 1858, 63S bales; decrease Of receipts
this year, 269. 206 bales.
Stock at the ports 261 1856; last week,
273, O56; last year, 263, lS2 bales.
THE BANKS are doing only q nloder-
ate amount of business, and that of q
routine character. AS the stock OF cot
ton is decreased the resources of tue
banks have become more ample. AS is
the case everywhere, the banks are pur-
suing a strongly conservative policy,
making loans only on the best security,
but making them literally within the
prescribed lines. The applications for
loans, however, are not numerous or
pressing, but that they will come so thick
as to drive the strongest bank to its best
resources before September arrives, Is
what everybody is looking for. Ex-
change has been in moderate demand
and restricted supply all week, and oc.
casionsl shipping Of currency has been
necessary u preserve balances. Rates
have undergone no change, and we once
more quote New York, and the east and
north, buying at par and selling at
premium; New Orleans s9i buying,
selling at par. The new city paper,
which is called in the street "fire aud
police warrants" was to be had al IS,
and a dealer bought s couple Of pieces at
that rate to fill special order, but he
was not taking it on his own &C.
count. The only broker that we
found taking it in regular way was
giving IS. Shelby county scrip is in
favor with the brokers, who give 7O(G7l
for such lots as are usually offered them;
they sell at IS. NicOlsOn pavement re-
mains stagnsnt nominally 50. City
notes and coupons are not touched, NOM
inslly SO fat. Memphis city gas stock
nominslly S7@9S. State Of Tennessee
treasury notes are not active; the bro
keTs taking them give So. Tennessee
new issue notes are not INQUIRED FOR;
brokers take them at 20; ia Nashville,
also, 20 is the quotation. In Charleston
railroad stock $1,000 changed hands at "a.
Gold was steady 10 New York al the
morning at 1863; the brokers here were
offering ll5S generally, but for round
lots and large coins l16 could be OBJ
tanned. The Nashville Banner, of Sat
urday, had the following: Estate war
rants are dull At IS TO 81 buying and al
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Saturday, July 10, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, IN range D, section l, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at q stake Is links south of
uOgWOOO marked G., and whiteOak pointers:
thence south with MOrgaDs line II chains
ana L INKS TO stake north 50 degrees, east
u INKS TO blackjack marked A: thence
north 80 degrees, west chains on the State
line road 70 stake, said MOrgan's south
east corner; thence north 1917 degrees east 10
links to pOstOak marked n; thence south
~ degrees, east with south side Of said road
chalnS and 70 links to q stake, north 80 de-
gEeeS, east % INKS from WhiteOak marked
h-benJamtn Cash's northwest corner;
thence with his line and with said road south
% degrees, east IL chains and so links to a
stake In the center of said road; thence south
5Z52 degrees, east with said Cash'S line seven
teen chalnS to stake 90 links north of the
southeast corner OF original tract; thence
nOrln with the original line % chains and 10
inks to stake in the field: thence east Is
chains and % links TO a postOak; thence
north chains and is links to a stake with
8 blackjack and pOstOak pointers; thence
west 70 links to a stake, and with 2 blackjack
ana postOak pointers; thence north 10 chains
and % links to Rstake, links east of a post.
oak Sdp1ng marked A-Said MOrgau'S SOUTH
east corner Of the 9O-acres division; thence
west 10 chains with his line to the beginning
containing lC4'l acres, being part of tract
VI lanu IN the name of L.. Henderson, range
10, section l, and the same conveyed to Jesse
r. Maxwell, deceased, by William Hack, and
lne title to 5s thereof, vested in John and
William HarOert by decree of the Chaucery
Court of Memphis.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of and II
notes with approved security.
Lien retained to further secure same and
equity OF redemption barred.
This June 8, 1875.
E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. ]. Black, D. G. and n.
mcdowell & Johnson, attorneys. iuI0
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better but less active; mixed western,
steamer, SOG SIC; mixed western, rail,
S5(9bSc. Oats dull and lowe; mixed
western, zoe. Coffee quiet bUo steady;
Rio, cargOes, 169lS4e gold; iobbing at
l64Gl9ic gold. Sugar dull, refining
fair to good, S!(GS3c; prime, sI1. Mo-
lasses dull and nominal. Rice quiet.
Petroleum firm; refined, l36l4Ic;
crude, 6id61e. Pork lower; naw mess,
$40 80. Cut meats dull; midCles dull;
long clear, western, liz. Lard lower;
prime steam, Is 1l-l6c. Butter-western,
l5924c. Cheese firm, 5912c. Whisky
steady at 81 20.
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Order of Publication.

No. l54j.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, TeDLessee.-GeOrse K. Luu-
can vs.. John Brown ct al.
1t appearing from the return OF the sheriff
in this cause that the defendants, c. c. Bills,
James Robinson and J.. ID. Young, are not TO
be found in shelby county, state OF feunes-
see;
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their apr earance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the second thancery
Court, in the city of Memphis tennessee, on
or before the first Monday IN July, 1879, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmplalnaEt's bill,
or the same Will be taken for confessed as 10
them and SET Tor hearing expaTte, ana that a
CODY Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This June l. 1870.
A copy-Attest:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No, I9Zg-In the First ChauceTy Court Of Shell.
by county, Tenn essee-ThULlla as L. RiZa ct
by next friend, Sarah Wheian, vs.. S, =. -
Isr ct eX, ct al.
II appearing from affidavit in this capsa
that the defendants, S. \. ClaUksOn, citizen of
columbus, Ohio, and Conrad Becker. 0f ~
Louis, Missouri, are non-residents Of the State
of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, that they make theiI
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
CITY OF memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
or deInur 10 complainant's bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to them and set
LOT nearing exparte, and that copy OF this
ORDER De published once week. for four sue
ceSsiYe weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day of May, 1875.
copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master,
BY X. j. ok, d. c. and NJ.
Jarnigan Frayser, sol for com mv3N
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on Saturday: Twenty sacks were
bought for Benge,' mills, the lot was
No. and brought II %. The first new
-four OF the season was from these mills,
aud was on exhibition at the Cotton Ex-
change, and sold at s., fancy price for
the first ground; it was excellent -four,
Of rich color.
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COTTON MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, June IA Gotten
dull, l5c.
ST. LOUIS, June 14-Cotton dull
and nominal.
CINCINNATI, June 14.-COttOn dull
but steady, 145c.
NEW,ORLEANS, June 14.-Cotton-
demand moderate; sales, $50 bales; prices
frmer; good ordinary to strict good ordi-
nary, 138@145c; low middIing to
strict low middling, 143@14sc; mid
ding to strict middling, 15@153c; good
middling to middling fair, 1539164e;
receipts, 639 bales; stock, including esti-
mated city crop, 81, $50 bales.
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No. I7g3.--Iu the First Chsucery Court OF Shell
by county, Ieuuessee.-JOhn OVeTtOn, Ell al -
vs.. Thomas Murdoch, ct al.
To appearing from Sherins return in this
cause that the defendant, - NJ 'Gratb. is NOT
to be found in his county, and Il appearing
fro affidavit that defendant - Ho K Is a
uOn-r- sitent of the State of Tennessee.
II Is thcr= fore ordered, That they m ze their
appearance herein, az the courthouse in rhe
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday 10 uly, $50, and plead, answer or
demur 20 compIaInant's original and amend
ed Dtllr or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO them and set for hearing exparte;
and tnaI copy OF this order be published once
"A week, for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal.
This LIST day OF June, 1873.
\ copy-attest: EDyUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master,
by +. b. MCHENRY, Deputy {. & N.
Harris, MKisick ~ TUrley, soils. for commit.