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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1871.
RAJLROAD8.
TIMK-TABLK8.
MSMPS1S AK9 I.TTTLS BOCK KAILBOAD.
Until farther order, trains wlU ran iuy
a ro.low:
Mampbli
HopeGeid
l.i tire hock.
b-JUl p.m.
510 p.m.
8:10 a.m
fr'JUs.ra
6:15 a.m
FINANCE AND TRADE.
.." P.m.
Ferryboat will leave toe wharfboal, loot of
Union treet, uu;hiwui.
A. 8. LIVERMORF,
Genera; Superintendent
BAILBOAD
MXKFHIfl AND OHAJU.B8TOK
Lttfi Memphis :
Through HmU Train 11 :40 a m
Through Express Train, Junction
norammoubon 6:46 p.m
Way Freight Train. fj6 a.ra
Somervllie Train 4:16 p.m
Arrive at Memnhis
Through Mali Train
fu rough Express Train
Way FnlKhl Train.
BomerrtlS Train
Mall Train iu no-
wast of Moscow. C. L
.15:15 p.m
8:30 a m
0:15 p.m
:45 a m
Flag tttailons
SON.Supt.
MiasraaxPFi and tknummi
Sew Orlean Mail, dally, p.m.
Express, dally gnju a.m.
Freight, dally except Sen-
Jay ........... ... 4tu p.m.
IX pot at loot of Main street. Tii
- S Main street, one door north ol
JAB. YONGE.Gi
RAILROAD.
LB A yes:
1:10 p.m,
4 :'6 p.m.
, M a.m.
I office,
fferson
SupL
LITTLE BOCK AND FORT SMITH K AILROA I).
Mall Train leave Argenta (opposite Utile
Hoc-) at 8 a.m.
Returning, leaves Loulsburg at i-::c p.m.,
arrlvlac at little Rock at 4 p.m.
D. W. C. BROWN, Uen i Bup'L
LORING 1'. RICHARDSON, U. T.A.
pram
prem
prern
X pram
S prem
prem
prem
H prem
par
M EHP-tlS POBTOFFICB.-
la. tofi p.m. Sundays
EDULE.
-Office lionrs from IS
rom to 10 a.in.
i 60
rllle R. a.m. p.m.
tii and 2:90
Eatt A S.-IML
Mondays.
1 Saturdays
Louis
:IX'
6:0C w
O. H. lUMtV.
nudlMsUiLutiOii
lido
-! I 6:S
'.master
of Mails
M
Aiso:
RECTORY
LODGES.
Mm Mkmprib, No. 1 IK meets 3d Friday in
each month Hail cor. Madison and Second.
W. b Matthews, W. M.; Ben. K Pollen
Use.
Amoebosa, No. 16S meeu 1st Monday in ev,
ery month, at Odd-F ell ows Hall, Corner
Court and Main. C M Carroll W.M. : John
Beanilsh. Secretary.
lLIA8noTT.No.2S meeU 1st Friday of each
month Hail
a. H Bigbee,
iaoTO. No. 9S
month Odd-Fe
sou and Second,
s J udah, Bee.
Friday of er.ch
L B, C. Wiiii-iu-
, Bee.
s 4th Friday of
nnphls Hall, cor-
Seeond. W. K.
sapoki.Bec.
r-ESie CHAFTKB, No. SS-meets Sd Monday of
eacu month Odd-Fellow' Hail. A. J.
Wheeler. M. E. H. P. : C. U. Locke. Sec.
Mem run' Chavt EE No. BS, meets at Odd
Inai; ,wa' Hall. :l Monday of each month.
Henry J. Lynn. M. E. H. P.; Ben. K. Fallen.
secretary.
a. Aim a. ml
EtraaXA Council, No. 8 meets Sd Monday of
each month Odd-Fellow' Hall. 1). B. Fors-
tet.Th. I1L: C. K. Myers, Rec.
TEMPLARS.
CtsOPrE CoMMANDtKT, No, 4 Meets 4th Mon¬
day of each mouth. Geo. Mellersh, Com.;
T. J. Barehua, Re:.
I ALYABT CHAPTI 1 OF ROSE CROIX. 18lh, NO.
L Charles W. Adams, Sid. M. W. H.T.
Tom 1 Inarm. Sid. Bee.'.
r o.o.T. dibbcaOBy.
Opfiob op ihi Dailt AjrPHAL,
Memphis, Jane 1, 1871.
FESANCIAL.
The local money market presented no
new features worthy or comment to-day
and beyond a lew tramis 'tlou in bonds
and tbe usual daily routine of checking
and depositing, nothing was done. Tbe
banks report an abundant supply of cur¬
rency ana only a light demand for loans,
Rates of interest range from lCH3.lL' per
cent, on ''git-edge" paper, tbe inside
being an exception. In the open market
there seems to oe an ample supply of capi¬
tal seeking Investment, but brokers and
capitalists report considerable difficulty
in securing the deaired class of paper,
nates range irom ii per cent., the lat
ter being the rate on "shy" notes.
In tbe exchange market little was done
except in the way of cotton bills, 15UQ of
which was received by one bank and
smaller amount by others. An aooom
modation transaction of 110,000 between
banks was also reported st $1 50 premium
for $1000. Rates remain steady and are
unchanged. We quote as follows
Buying. Selling
New York psr&K prem. prem
Boston parigrv, prem.
Providence par(tH prem.
Baltimore narfjH prem.
Philadelphia par- prem.
Pittsburg psruS prem
St. Louis parfjy, prem
Cincinnati parte. :. prem
Chicago part1, prem
New Orleans., fjjtVH dia
Transactions in trold were small, oiler
ine were lufht and tbe demand limited
Brokers' purchases of $1000, $700 and MM
are reported at 111K. snd sales of fc!UW'
were made at lllfc. Tbe opening rate at
New York was II IK, snd closing liz.
Tennessee bonds were more steady in
New York, closing at 70't for both the old
and the new. I. seal securities were quiet
and without change. County warrants
are bought at 73 and sold st 75. Bank 01
Tennessee money is bought at au and sold
at s-. A dealer's sale of $70u was reported
at the latter price. City bonds were in
demand at 6 for the new currency issue
and '0 for the gold issue, Imt few could be
found. Ten thousand dollars 01 the latter
was bought st 60, and :''. was offered for
$40Co of the former. Railway shares sre
dull Mississippi and Tennessee stock:
ould find s purchaser at If. but not above
that figure. Sellers are numerous at 2
Memt.his and Charleston railway shares
are quiet at 3tx37 buying and selling,
with none offering and apparently no
demand. Mississippi and Tennessee first
mortgage are quoted at 82S4 buying
and selling, and seconds 72(9,74. Memphis
and Charleston first mortgages are bought
at 84 and sold at 80c, and seconds at 78()0.
Memphis and Little Rock railroad 8 per
cents are 7274c buying and selling. Mis¬
sissippi State warrants are dull and nomi¬
nal at 60$G5, with but little inquiry and
very few in the market. Shelby county
bonds are in demand at 55; sold at 56, wih
none offering. Mobile and Onio railroad
first mortgage bonds are bonght at S7 and
sold at 8j; second do at Oi(oH. Mississip¬
pi Central hrat mortgages are K2(!u buy¬
ing and selling, and seemds at 7375
Memphis and Ohio railroad shares are
bought at ItiJa and sold at 20.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN NBW YORK.
New York, Juue L 10:4 a.m. Gov¬
ernments dull, but stead v In tone. Ster
r cent, paid
Mai
and
ters
clock
Bec-
ojVi ellows Hall, corne
K(mo ixiun.-nuiu LrfMge. no. 1, 1'Atu
of .labekah meeu on the tourih T
day night of each month, at 7 o'
S. M. Korwovd, N. U ; Thomas Bacon
retary.
OAYO80 Ekcampment. No. S meets on the
Beat and third Thursday nights of each
month. Hi "s o'clock. J. K. Russell, C. P.;
IL M. Carroil, H, P.; nomas Bacon. Scribe.
IE. No. o meets every TLoadsy
1 'clock. A. W. Jones. N. O. : J
U J.W. Waynesburg, Bec'y.
e-B. Bingham, at O.; W. G
i.i Bhipway, Secretary.
poe. No. S meets every Mon-
: 8 o'clock. John Uordon, N.
Bingham, V, U.; Thus. Bacon,
M EMf'Kid
uighi. t
W. He'i'
Boyitot
CHICK ASA
day nig
O.; The
Hecretar
a. l. ;i .
aon, T.-e4
tftoBULLEK
maadav.
cV; Jos. 1
Mo. &.-MeeU
month, at
a. ; John Link-
wood, Assistant
Lary ; John Bur¬
ling steady at Ho,
lor carrying gold.
Gold 111
Bonds of 1S81 117
5-20 Bonds of 1862 lll?
5-JO Bf.nds of 1864 Ill",
5 20 Bonds ol 1866 LUX
5-20 Bonds of 186 i, new 113X
3-20 Bonds of 1867, new 114
5-20 Bonds of lc6, new 114
10-40 Bonds, 109X
Pacific Sixes 115i
Tennessee bonds, old 71
Tennessee bonds, new 71 Vi
New York, June 1, 2:25 p.m. Gov¬
ernments a fraction better, with medium
domand. Sterling .steady at 110. One
per cent is paid for carrying gold. Money
is unchanged.
Gold las
Bonds of 1881 117!
20 Bonds of 1662 IUH
5-20 Bonds of 1864 Ill,
5 20 Bonds of I860 111
5 23 Bonds of 1865, new 114
5-20 Bonds of 1867, new 114
5-20 Bonds of 1868, new 114
10 40 Bonds 110
Pacific Sixes 115
Tennessee bonds, old 70
Tennessee bonds, new 70
RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
Nbw York, June 1, 1:45 p.m. The list
at this Board was especially dull, snd on
some descriptions somewhat " bearish,"
although no decided impression was made
in prices.
Canton 83
Western Union Telegraph Co 57
yuickMiver 13
Pacific Mall 46
Adams Express 81
Wells, Fargo x Co's Express 46
American Express 66
United States Express 64
t
3
29
117
124
113
New Y'ork Scrip
Erie
X1VU ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.
i AH!AlSJ
tneDiT'd J
the nr v ar
month. J-
. A. ; F. 1
U t Ichb r
MEMPHIS !
Ha,.. " C -J.
lux- Wm.
J.P.Bhide,
I LEA IT HE O'
Hal!. J? Cot
Monday e'
IJAViA, N.
Bren. Beer
OMOORSIA !
the Druid
Tuesday t
un.K. w. a
...121
'.AO. D. -Meets at
ilhConrt street, on
a evenings in each
.N . J. Beebler,
- Becretary; John
leeta at the Druid
uach month. A. F.
1'. Raster, V. A.; M.
n Cohen, Treasurer.
ER, Mo. 1.- Meets at
second and nanu
L'h month. J.lieeh-
. Secretary.
Michigan Central
Michigan Southern
Illinois Central
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Chicago and Northwestern ..
Chicago and Northwestern, preferred 98
itooit island Vll
St. Paul 62
at. Paul, preferred 81
O. at M. certiiicateB 46
STOCKS AND BONDS IN LONDON.
I..IVDOV. Juno 1, 11:45 a.m. -Market
firm.
Consols " 7-16(,93 916
In the most flattering terms of the t hen
growing crop; then saying, we are still
without one complaint detrimental to the
cotton crop planted. This spring the crop
was full two weeks later la planting,
owing to wet weather; and until the past
two weeks, tbe planting bad to struggle
through hard baited ground, the wet cold
weather causing much to die and much
replanting necessitated. While the past
two weeks weather has been favorable,
and done much toward reviving the plant,
it is not what it should be at this season.
From what we hare seen ourselves, we
must say that tbe condition of the crop
lacks fully 10 pet cent, or a parity with
last season, at this date."
cotton 8tatkme vt.
Chamber of Commerce, )
Mbmphis, June 1. 1871. j
Stock, September 1, 1870... 4,280
Rec'd since last statement 234
Received previously 492,191492,326
496,605
Shipped since last st'menl 317
Shipped previously .4122190,439
Stock at noon to-day 6186
fsporfA.
Memphis and Charleston railroad 18
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.... 22
Memphis and Ohio railroad 13
Steamers 131
Estimated per wagons 50
iurporfs.
Memphis and Charleston railroad 305
Memphis and Ohio railroad 12
OOTTOW IN NEW YORK.
New York, June 1, 10 a.m. Cotton
opened firm. Ordinary, 13c: Good Or¬
dinary, 15c; Low Middling, 17c; Mid¬
dling, 17c; Good Middling, 18c.
11 a in. Cotton luiot. but iirui; prices
unchanged
12 m. Cotton market easier. Oral
nary, 13c ; Good Ordinary, 15c : Low
Middling, loVc; Middling, I7-4C; uooa
Middling, loc. Sales, epinners, 0 balw
futures, 4000. June, I6!.yj,li-.(j,16"
July, 17(17'.;17c; August, 171
(17c.
1 p.m. Cotton held at present ouota-
tiona, with buyers 'c under, sales 111
tures. -.200 bales. October. 15c.
2 p.m. C otton hrmer. r utures J una,
16 c: July, 17c; August, 17o. sales,
65u0 bales.
4 p.m. Cotton iosed firm. Ordinary
13 -.c. Good Ordiuary. lo .c; Low Mid
dling, 17c; Middling, 17 c; Good Mid
ding, lS;c. Sales to spinners, 864 balett
speculation, 161; export, 29; traasit
109a: contracts, 11,100. June, 16'4t" -'nly
and August, 1, c; September, 16' (31,0 .c,
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. June 1, 11:30 a.m. Cot¬
ton quiet, but firm. Middlings, 16(o
loc: sales, boo bales.
l-Aa p.m.' cotton quiet, but llrm. Mid¬
dlings, 1616c. Sales, 4200 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, June 1, 11 a.m. Cotton
9trong; Uplands, fully i'd; Orleai.s
8 l-16d.
:45 p.m. Cotton firm; sales estimated
at lb.OOO bales, of which 6900 were for
peculation and export; prices un¬
changed.
p.m. cotton s'.eadv; Middling c p
Isnds, 7d; Middling Orleans, 88:,d
sales, ls.oou bales export and speculation
6000.
COTTON CROPS.
The Savannah Republican ol a recent
date, in commenting upon the prospects
of the growing crop, says: " In Cieorgia
we sre convinced that a less area is planted
in cotton than was in 1870, especially in
the southern snd middle portions of the
State, which are most productive of the
staple. In the northern section quite as
much has been put in as in la.o, though
everywhere the plant is backward in its
growth and sickly in appearance. The re¬
cent cold and wet weather has either
killed outright or seriously damaged the
rop, and we nave no thought cl its
reaching that of last year by at least
fourth or fifth Everywhere an increased
breadth has been planted iu grain, and,
wiih anything like lair seasons, the pro¬
duction of breadstuff-! will te abundan'.
In Cherokee, Georgia, where the wheat
crop promised well a lew weeks ago, it ht s
been almost entirely destroyed on all the
low and level lauds by the rust, and we
have no thought that over half a crop will
te made in that section, in Itnnt-ssee.
ortn Alabama and Morth Mississippi,
the reduction of cotton is even greater
than in Georgia. It is a rare thing to see
cotton field on the line ot the Memphis
and Charleston road, while last year
nearly tbe whole oi that spiendid coun
try was devoted to the staple. Corn now
prevails ev rywnere, and the crop bids
fair to be most abundant. Throughout all
that section the crops are in a bad condi¬
tion as to culture. The entire spring has
been so wet that the greatest difficulty has
teen experienced in ootn planting and
working, and the rains still continued. In
the Mississippi Valley, on the Arkansas
and ited rivers, tr,e same uniavorsblecon
dition of things exists.if not to a worse ex¬
tent. We hoard nowhere a higher est!
mate of the crop of the present year than
000, oiA) 01 i-iies, and our own obstrva
tiOLg do not justify us in putting it be-
oud lhat figure. One adjuioai lact is
worthy of notice, commercial fertilizsrs
have been sparingly used the present soa-
son Throughout the South. This, of itself,
would etlect a material reduction ot the
rop, even were the same breadth of land
cultivation. 1 pjn a survey or the
whole field, so far as we have been able to
compass it, we are convinced of two
things, viz: that the crop 01 cotton will
fail far short of that of last year, and the
crop of corn be amongst the largest ever
raist'i in ine cotton states.
O0NOH0 & BULKLEY,
LaMid and Emigration Agency
Bawoved to elegant quarter in the
baseman t
Insurance Building, 39 Madison St.,
And cordis Uy invite the public to an Inspec¬
tion of ihelrOOce and Salesroom.
Ti
addition to te
Real Estate of i
ota,
Farms and Lu.tcprovea i.siji toeir
Salesrooms. They ,,.-iw contro. and lave lor
sale, over lOOu city tcu suburban lots, and
uear:v S.OOu.OjO screw of lands la Tennessee,
Alabama, MiasMslpp- abd a.)kaiisaa.
ar Loropeau Exchange and Through Pas¬
sage Tickets to and from a:i European ports
and Memphis. UJNOHO A flCLKLEY.
mjiS M Madison street.
LUMBER YARD & SAW -MILL
K are now maaniaeturing and are pr?-
nsrrifl to lurulsh in any enautltv.
Balldlug and fencing Lumber at rroiu !
toSMptr thousand. Shingles tooth siwtu
Lulu maue) ai -rum - o i j pei
our stoca or lmw, uur-
nllin Celllaw Doors. Hash.
Irmldlnes. Iry and Dressed Lumber.
Is complete, which we are nailing at the low¬
est pUSrir-.t: pr:ces urvan i , ,ut wu.. v : j
tilled wiib dispatch.
iTt J. W. COCHRAN,
myKdAw foot of Washington t . near river.
PLOWS 1 PLOWS!! PLOWS 111
The celebrated Brown, Manly A Co. Doabie-
-bovel Flow, weighing on.y H lbs. Hatisfac-
-e-i or tne monev lemuur-
law gun:
ieorge
row. Mert
f4o. i Howard's
anied i
HINSON Sl MAYES,
DENTISTS, 233 eAIN STREET.
Ati
siveu iree.
ah from one to
' ol decay, and
iial operations
I c V, ,
my 17
u
WOTiCE TO SHIPPERS.
jNTlL further notice, the lndep3ndet.t
pst-a-
get and I
J I'D
00
of
6-20 Bonds of ltt 1S)H-I0(a.y0 11-
6-20 Bonds of 187 90 Slyo
Krie - i .
S P.m. Market steady. Bank of Ku-
gland rates unchanged.
Consols 93 o-16S93 7 1
6-'JO Bonds of 9UH(aW
6-20 Bonds of 1867 92tfS925
Krie 22-l,
THR NRW LOAN.
The Bulletin of the atth ult. says: "The
new loan makes slow progress, one of
the city banks toted to-day to take f loo -
o00, which will make the aggregate thus
far worked off a little less than $66,00,000.
The proposition mado by Mr. .lay Cooke,
who represents both hlmsell and the bank-
err in the matter, to lake all that remains
untaken of the tJoO,000,ooo five per cents
ia still before the Secretary. The condi¬
tions on which the proposition is made, it
is not believed will be accepted by the
Treasury ."
8BCRRTARY ROC'TWELL'S POLICY.
A Washington telegram of the -Kith ult.
says: "The opinion of those in financial
circles is that Secretary Boutwell contem¬
plates making a coup d'etat in the money
market next week or before. It is under¬
stood that he intends to redeem ail i-20s of
1861, ot which there is about $45,000,000
outstanding, and thus create a market for
the new five per cents. It is believed that
this kind of policy on the part of the Sec¬
retary will bring the new bonds into
great demand.''
ARKANSAS BO 31 US.
Regarding the bonds issued by the
State of Arkansas to different railroads
and the amounts thereof, the Stockholder
of the 2th ult. say : "The total debt of
tbe State's credit to railway companies is
$10,000,000. Of this sum bonds to the
amount of &i,lo0,000 have ten Issued, as
follows :
Memphis and Little Rock $1,060,000
Little Rock and Fort Smith 900,000
Luttie Koex, fine B.urt and nw
Orleans 750.000
Mississippi. Ouachita and Red
river 450,000
These are the only roads entitled, under
the law, to receive State bonds. Tbe State
Londs can be issued to the railways only
as sections
theraila."
oi ten miles aie prepared tor
ivmad freight, per y lbs
Dry i-a-relt
Whisky -
Corn, per sack
Hav Ptr bale
HoraeViuules and cattle, per head
"STbYll lading slmed .tor 1 insr. t ou.
mj V
t MeaajN-t
uffl.
TK;
Uoldstoue, i
af Taonesae
Lean adjud:
i-etltlon by
apJ
M1LLKK, AgeUL
NOTICE.
i Tennessee. (
lvtn day oi April.
by gives notice of
assiguee oi l t.
htloy county, Blair
1 1)11 riot, who has
uptupon bis own
profi
eflec!
they
STOCKHOLDERS' MfcETING
ornti krckbtart Miesiasip-i Kivbr)
tuvitsoiu coauFAirr,
Memphit, lenc, -lay s, lsTL 1
VTOT1CK I heietiy given (hat a meeting oi
I the btocaholders oi the Mississippi K ver
Railway Company is called to aasembie at
th County Ooort-room, on TJnlon street,
Memphis, Tenu., on the second Tuesasy ,
Oelng the tilth day o Juue, VTi, to elect nine
Directors lor said Company, to serve for one
year irom the ninth day of July next, and
uutil abelr auocessor are elected and quail-
myu -erery.
COTTON.
Tbe market opened firm, with a light
demand and a Binall amount ol desirable
ottered for sale. Factors were
somewhat diaturbed during the middle of
the day by a ueciiue ui rsww- "
York and were easier in their prices, as
will be seen by tbe variation in the sales
below, but were again iiade happy by a
reaction in New York and an advance in
prions to the opening rates, which was
c-ostly followed even on small lots. Buy¬
ers generally have about completed their
unlimited orders, and are now working
....v.!. ham thv ran iret in St a
The decline in New York and its
here gave them some hopes, but
were quickly dashed to tbe
ground as prices dashed up again
both there and here. Sales reported
were 600, including a list of Zi&
bales Good Ordinary bought late yester¬
day at i6o. We also note 26 Middling,
lb . 1 do, i7-e: & do, t-,c; 6 Low
Middling, 16c; 12 do, 16Vic; 2 Strict Mid¬
dling. 17kc; 4 Oood Ordinary, 15c; 7 Re¬
packed. -Hftli.-; 6 Stained, 15c; 60 Strict
Ordinary, ISHc; 37 Low Ordinary, 12c;
69 Strict Oood do, 15Hc; 4 Oood Or¬
dinary Stained, and numerous smaller
lots. Receipts were 284, shipments S17,
sad stock 61-0. The Liverpool market
opened strong at 7X18 1-I8d for Uplands
and Orleans, and closed steady. New Or¬
leans opened and closed quiet but hrm.
Middling. 16H&16XC Messrs. Gates dt
Wood, broker- ot this city, in their circu¬
lar Issued to-dsy, referring to the acreage
and crop prospscts, state as follow: "As
staled in our last, we cannot concede for
this region a falling off irom last year
of exceeding five per cent. The con¬
dition of the crop, however, will not com¬
pare favorably with last year Up to our
j Une 3d report, last jssr, we bad spoken
TRADE,
1 n all its l-rauchee , was belter to-day, and
is fair to be more active during the rj-
maioder of the week. The receipts of
produce, though not large, were ainply
sutttcieut to meet the demand. Transac-
t ionH.as well as the attendance on 'Change,
were small, an i sales confined wholly to
grain, for whicn there was apparently an
active demand, especially for corn ; sales
of which were 300 sacks mixed at 7:v, 156
do at Us. 193 do white in new gunnies at
72Hc, 116 do 73)4974c. Oats were easy.but
prices were maintained. Sales were 25
and 91 sacks mixed st 64c. 11 ay is in fair
supply, and prices, though not quotably
higher, are well maintained. Sales re¬
ported were 26 bales choice at 921. Bran
is held firmly, and receipts light. Sales
on 'Change 100 sacks at 26 50. .Provisions
sre decidedly dull, and prices tending
downward. Mess pork was quoted to day
at 17 in lots; bacon clear-sides at ; lyso
and shoulders at 7c. Lard is dull, prices
sympathizing fully with meats. Butter
is quiet and receipts light. The market is
fully supplied, however, and no advance
is anticipated Beans are dull and a shade
easier. Bagging is dull and nominal.
Cornmeal is steady at f3 26, at which price
sales of 25, 30 and 20 barrels are reported .
Ezgs are a shade firmer, and receipts light ;
13c was refused to-day for a lot of 600
dozen fresh. Green apples are in light
supply snd unchanged iu price. Old do.
are scarce, and prices nominally at 7 25
7 60. Oranges are firm at f78. Flour is
steady and unchanged. Receipts were
moderate and are about equal to the de¬
mand. Live stock is quiet at our quota¬
tions below. Poultry is in good demand
and moderate supply. Oid chickens range
from fi(gs by the coop, and young f2 75
4 60, New potatoes are coming in slowly,
and are worth $3 from wagon. Sales to¬
day were 20, 40 and 30 barrels at $3, and b
at $3 50. Shipments North continue large.
Old am dull at 2 50ra2 60. Cabbage are
quiet at $20($24, according to quality.
Sugars, molasses and other groceries are
steady, nut unchanged.
A Lit and Brrr Ale, 1010 50 per half
barrel. Porter, fll. Lager, per keg, $5 00
Ale, per dozen, $2 763 for quarts; ?1 70
(aU 75 for pints. Porter, do, Guinness'
Youug's Scotch ale, in pints, $2 26 per
dosen.
Bcttrr Is dull snd unchanged. Choice
new is quoted at Me, while good can be
found at 16(il8c.
Brans Dull. White mixed, fl : (,
1 60; navy, $1 752 per bushel.
Baooimo and Tics-Dull; Kentucky and
flax bagging, 20ti23c, as to quality. Iron
ties, 56o.
Bcildjkrs' Materials Louisville ce¬
ment, per bbl, f2 75 ; Rosendale cement,
f44 25; plaster paris,! 25$4 60; Grlder
ft Go's Alabama lima, 1 701 80; hair, in
bales, 2 50(0,2 76; tire brick, per 100, $4 60
(jtfi 00; common brick, lo12 per 1000,
delivered.
Brooks $2 258 per dozen.
Co rmmeal Steady at i 303 35 from
store, f3 40(3,3 45 from mills, and ft 25 from
the v.... .
Candies Stick, l5-g,i9c; plain fancy, 2
25c.
Cottonsked Cottonseed, on levee, J9
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
Cbsesr Dull at Wu,Vm.
Candles Star, 11 oz, HXe; 12 oz. 12)4c;
full weight, 18c
Coffre Uuiet; Rio, common to choice,
15618c; Java, 2628c; Laguyra, lTQ-Oc.
Canned Goods Condensed milk, 1 14(g;
1- ui nor iui. Cove ovsters. 1 lb. 11 92
2 50 per doz. Peaches, 2 4o(g,2 5o. Pears,
3 35. Tomatoes, 1 9(.i2 00. Cherries,
$3m3 15. Pineapples, :i i53 50. Brandy
oherrtes, $4 75(a5 60. Pickles, half gallon,
per doz, $5 00 ; quarts, 9-i '&g,A 50; pints,
2 25. Tomato catsup, f 1 201 26. Pep-
persauce, MM
t- i,, i , s Are uouoitfc . ..y .
v-..r-Kaaier: choice white corn is held
at 724Tfcc on the levoe.and 7474 c trom
store. Oats ia batter supply, at ooioc
from store. Bran, 1 XH " Pr iw tos.
Hay quiet, at SI 151 20 per 100 pounds,
as to quality. Straw, 8 m
ntrjiT Apples arm oo,
and 1 60 per bushel for new green.
Dried apples, 67c; Gooseberries, f(g,.
per bushel. Oranges firm at ' 009 00
per box. Lemons, $6 TfKgl? 60 per box.
Flo, b Firm. Low, S6 506 75; Super,
6 50; extra, H 75; double extra, 7 26;
t reble extra, 7 60(i7 76 ; fsncy, 8 61
; rye flour, S ?57 per barrel.
Fish Sardines, 420 00 for quarters, and
f8687 for halves. White flab, fs per half
bbl. Roe herring, per half bbl.poj, 60.
Mackerel, per half jbl. Ho, 1, til 76&12;
No. 2, 7 75Q8 00 ; No. 1 kits, $2 30X3,2 75;
No. 2, tl 75 ; No. 3, fl 4591 60.
Gunnies 15 cents for good seconds
Burlaps, 1213c.
Hides. Furs and Tailow Hides snd
furs are steady. Dry flint, 18c; dry salt,
14015c; green, 7i7ic; green salt, 8g9c.
Tallow, t9c. Deer skins, 1920c; beaver,
m (q,l 50 each : otter, 1104 each ; mint,
40o(g)l; fox, 30c; coon, 12,g30c; sheep
skins, 251 60.
Hominy Demand light; S4 7606 00 per
barrel.
Live Stock Beef cattle, 1st quality fat,
well formed steers (corn-led) weighing
from 1000 to 1300 pounds, gross 6i$7c; 2d
quadty .rough fat oxen andcowu,4X6Xc;
grass-fed, Texas csttle, with a
large supply of very ordinary Texas cat¬
tle in market, we quote them dull, with
sales of small lots to feeders at $15(5,18 per
head. Sheep is in large supply and lower.
selling at 5h6c for best grades mutton
sheep, and fl 603 for common. Spring
,ambs are scarce, and firm at turn 60 as to
quality. Hogs are dull at 5(u-o;c gross,
with demands for small weights only.
Cows and calves, f 25040, as to quality and
condition.
Leather Hemlock sole, 33036c; oak
sole, 38040c; saddle, 40043c; bridles, $48
009 pej dozen ; uppers, 36048c ; calfskins,
American, per dozen. jaoto4e.
Molasses Firm. Common to choice
Louisiana. 50075c ; syrups, 70090c; aor
ghum, 40g45c.
Nails Firm, at $4 7604 85 rates.
Naval .Storks Tar, in kegs,rate00 for
Dine : in 40 gallon barrels, aB(a10. fitch
86 per barrel. Oakum. $5(316 per bale.
Oils Coal oil. 27(&28c per gallon; lln
seed, raw, fl 0701 10; Unseed, boiled, fl 12
(oil 15: lard. $1 15; train. $1 12!ffll 26.
Poultry Quiet at 4 50fo5 50 for old
chickens, and 2 7Mo lor young.
Provisions Dull and unchanged. Mess
pork ?17 25 17 50. Bacon clear sides, 9J
0i-Jic; clear rib sides, 9-s09c; shoulders,
")4S'-; sugar cured hams, 1401bc ;
breakfast ba.;u. i au4o; country hams
llr12;c: bulk meats nominal. Lard dull,
keg, 12012Jic; tierce, ll;-4011c; caddies,
14a14Me.
Produce Ouiet. Old peachblow po¬
tatoes are dull at $2 75(0,2 90, and new in
good supply at f.1 6004 00. Swe6t pota¬
toes, $4 per bbl, and dull. Cabbage scarce,
and nrm at l-UW-B per ioo, as to quality
New onions firm at fo 7506 00. Green
peas, $1 50 per bushel ; stock peas, f 1 500
1 IX.
Powder Mining, per keg, f4 50; rifle,
$6 50.
Rich South Carolina, lO01Ojc; Lou
isiaca, 809c.
Starch 5(i6c nor pound.
Soap German mottled, 7&73-e; yel¬
low, sfWMo,
Shot Ranges from f 2 36 to f 2 60 per
sacg.
Scoars Steady. Louisiana open kettle
choice, 12Jj'c; yellow clarified, 12i12?ic;
white clarified, 13V Refined, crushed jx w-
dered and granulated, 14)014c. Coffee
A. 13.'-c: B. m.o: C.ISc; extra do. 13'ic,
Salt 280 pound barrels, $2 2502 35;
dairy, $3 3u(3 30; sack, 1 1 75 lor coarse
and $2 tor hne.
Spirits Highwines, 90c; old Crown
anchor whisky, ,0c; old Magnolia do, 80c;
old Tennessee white do, f 1 ; old Bourbon
do, fl 10; Tuscarora Bourbon, do, $1 25;
Glen Albm-do, fl :; mndes-do, $l 75
Ford s do, $2 75; apple brandy, S2
peach do, f3; New York do. F-F fl 35
Otard, Dupuy A Co, 1860, do, $7 00; Swan
gin, fl 25j-Fish Imported do, fl 50; old
port wine.TJl 25(y,4jU0; sherry do, 11 oK;
sparkling catawba pints, $16; quarts, $14;
claret, per case, f4; Home bitters, per
case, $70 ; Our Own Southern do, per
case, fi(8; Plantation do, per case, 99 od;
Hostotter's do. per case, $9; Benedictine,
118 per dosen.
inkoar ( ommon and pickling, fm
$10 per barrel.
BAOOINO.
Regarding bagging yesterday's Louis¬
ville ledger quotes tiiat market as follows:
1 he demand tor bagging is only mode¬
rately active, but prices are fully main¬
tained, and manufacturers, while meeting
the requirements of the trade promptly at
(notations, are not niaging concessions or
pressing their stocks upon the marget.
Manufacturers are still actively engaged.
and there is ample ability to meet the
wants of regular dealers and speculators.
We quote full weight hemp and flax bag-
King at 2ut21c per vard. in round lots.
cash.
LE6AL NOTICES
Governor's Proclamation.
D. W. C. Bentkr, Governor of State of Ten¬
nessee, to all who shall see the presents
Greeting:
WSfEKSAS, It has been made known to
me. that certain parties In disguise,
charged with having commute! a foul and
atrocious murder, on the 23d day of April.
isi, upon tne oodles or Jake Turner and
Henry Gardner (colored), late of our county
of Weakley, have tied from Justice, and are
now running ai large:
Now therefore, 1, D. W. C. Best as. Gov
eruor as aroresaia. ny .oe of the nnanr
and authority in me ves ed.do hereby ofler a
r-waru oi isouui nve nunareo uoiiars each,
upon conviction, to any person or persons
who may a-nrebend the ssid nartlea. or
either ol them, and deliver him or them to
the sherin or Jailer ol our county of Weak
ley, in order that mslice in that behalf may
be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, I have here¬
unto set my hand and caused the
H-al, great seal of the Htate to oe affixed.
at Nashville, on the 10th day o:
May, usl
By the Governor: D. W. C. 8ENTEK.
T. H. BuTUB, Secretary of State. my U
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.
ATTO&NEYS-AT-LAW.
CREDITORS' NOT'CE.
No. 106, R. D. Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county. Thos. Q. Gay lord et al. va,
Wm. Park et al.
TN pursuance to an order made by the -w:-
1 ond ChaDcery Court o:' Shelby county in
this cause, on the 12th day ol April, 1371, no¬
tice Is hereby given to all creditor and
others interested in the estate of Daniel
Hughes, decease!, to file their claims with
the Clerk and Master of this Court, and have
themselves made parties to this suit within
three months from this date, or the same
will be forever oarred; and that a copy of
his oruer re pumisnea once a wees, tor :our
consecutive weoxs, iu the Memphis Appeal
This May 5, 1871.
M. JJ. L. STEWART, C. and M
John G. Flnnle, HoL for compl'ta. Jtty6
Insolvent and Non-Resident Notice.
No. 291, S. In the Klrst chancery Court oi
Bhelby county. Tennessee. John C Saint
vs. William Brown et al.
IT appearing from amaavlt iu this cause
X th -t the defendants, BobertKouTorian and
Frith Baugh dt Co., are non-residents of the
State of Tennasse; Also, that the name and
residences of the creditor of the estate of J.
M. Saint, dee'd, the insolvency ol which has
Deen suggested, are unknown :
ft la therefore ordered. That said non-resi¬
dents and creditor make their appearance
herein, al the court-house In the city of Mem
phis, Tenn., on or before the first Monday in
June, 1971, and plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill, or the same will be taken
lor couiessea as to them, anc uie cause set tor
hesrlEE: also. thnl said creditors tile and es¬
tablish their claim against said estate, or
the same Will be barred, and the cause pro¬
ceeded with exparte ; and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four suc¬
cessive weekB, iu the Memphis Appeal.
A copy -attest:
EUMUND A. CuLE. Clerk and Master.
By R. J. Black, beputy C. and M.
C W. t'iBser. Sol. for cotuui t. myS
Attachment Notice.
No. KM A.L 111 the Klrst Clrcnlt Court o.'suel-
by County, Tennessee. w. P. Brooks Jc Co.,
vs. Henry Howard aud J. K Cowan.
ise an attachment having been
under section S4 C of the i Die..
and returned into court, levied upon the per¬
sonal proper'y of defend-nts, aud adidavit
having bee:, uia-1.- that thedeiendants ire in¬
debted to plalntitl In the sum ofjtaoy by ac¬
count, and thtt the defendants are uoa-resl-
dents of the -tste o: Tennessee.
Itlstheretoreordered, That liiey make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the First Clrcnlt Court of Shelby
County, (at the Court-house in the city
ot Memphis, on the third Monday
in September next and defend said at¬
tachment suit within the time pre¬
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte, and that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four cenaecutlve
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
uoneatomce, mia ustnaay ot .May, urn.
FKAMC TAFT, Clerk.
By B. F cole v .v, Deputy Clerk.
Scales A Meriweather, Ally's lor Flff. tu
IN thl
sued
BANKRUPT SALE.
in tbe District C'curt ot the United States for
the District of west Tennessee. In the
matter ol Hesse, Levy Co., Bankrupts
in B?nxrupicy.
LiY virtue of an order made by said Dis-
U trict Court on the J"tu day of May. is:
n the matter of ssid LanStUDts. I will Dro-
ceed to sell, at public auction, for cash, to
the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, ihe 20th Day of June, 1871,
at suction house of A. E. Frankland, No. 1-0
and lb. Main street, in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours of ID a.m. and
1 p.m., commtucing al o clock :
lertu.u undivided interest ol sau'. hang-
ipts in and to certain lots of land in Shelby
unty. Tennessee, nesr the city ot Mem-
tils, beginning at a stake on Monroe street
(tended, -jci, S leet east of the intersection of
sail s reet wuh the west llneof a lot sold
by Wm English to D. W. Shanks, running
- te t to a atas and rucu.ng SLUth
airigm angles wita .Monroe street, ottween
parallel lines, lj feet to an alley. Also, at
the same time and place, the book debts,
cboses in action, etc., as per schedule ol said
oaiis-rut'ts.
Euatua wt.ii.KK. Assiznee.
A. E. K RANK LAND. Auctioneer, l and 187
Main street. mil
Non-Resident Notice,
No. 27. In the Second Chancery Court of
aneioy county, tencessee. rtuei tiougti,
vs. James B. Bingham, James M. Tomeny,
J . at. currie, ueoige u. uougn. J. s. Bing¬
ham, jr.. W. A. Mc - and F. S. Davis.
T aprvearing from the bill which is sworn
to in. thl- cause thai the defeadaat. James
M. Tomeny, is a resident of the State of Mew
York, and that tbedefendant J. M. Currie la a
t j:unt o: .New Orleans. Louislauu. and t'aat
the defendant, George G. Hough. Is a resident
tosi'n. MassacausfeiLS, ana mat iney ar1
a I no-rtsldent oi the -State of Tennessee.
It is therelore ordered by the Cierk an 1
Master. Ttiat they make their appearance
herein, :it the Court-house of the Second
Chancery ourt, in the city of Memphis,
Tenu., ou or colore the first Monday in July,
1S71, and plead, auswer or demur to complain-
w on i, or me same win oe taxen tor con¬
fessed us to them, and set for hearing ex-
parie. suo tnai a copy or tnis oruer De puu-
hslied once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This May BBS, 1571.
M. 1). L STEWAKT,
Clerk and Master.
Drtito. Mallsrt, UeputvC. A. M.
T. S. Ayres, Sol. for Compi'U Jel
Attachment Notice.
No. lit), O. D. In the Second Circuit Court of
enemy county, leunessee. J. M. Bradford,
Trustee of W. B. Johnson dt Bon, vs. W. H.
Walker.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out, under section iU&S of 1 1 e Code,
aud returned into Couit, levied npon the
property of defendant, and affidavit hav-
.Dk been made that the defendant. W. H.
Walker. 1 Indebted to plaintiff in the sum
of 1764 45 by account, and that tbe defendant,
W. H. Walker, is a non-resident of the State
of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered. That he make hi
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the Second Circuit court of Shelby County,
on the third Monday In September next, and
delend said attachment '.ult within tbe time
prescribed by law. or the same will be Dro-
ceeded with exuart e, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for lour con¬
secutive weeks. In the Memphis Appeal.
iwhb ai omce, inxs am uay oi aav, its. l
P. D. BOYLE. Clerk.
By W. Lewis Whartom, Deputy Clerk.
Logwood dt M icon, Att'y for Plt'fla. my 111
PROBATE COURi SALE Of REAL
ESTATE.
No. 465 Petition to sell land to pay debts.
-joon r. smiiu, executor or jonu l. Kooin
son, deceased, vs. John L. Irvln and wife
Mo. 15. R. u. In tne flBond Chancery Conn
ornei'-y coun Ly, Tennessee. K. B. Keen
vs. M. M. Hogers et si.
TT appearing Irom cross bill of M. If. ngsi
a in wis cause, uu.y swe-ru ui, mat tne de¬
fendant, Ellca Denny, Marian Shell and
Wife, rrancu sneu, wnson Lloyd and Eliza-
beth Lloyd, are non-residents of the State ot
It ts therefore ordered. That they make tbeir
appearance herein, at t he court-noose of the
e:ond Chancery Court of Shelby County, In
the city of Memphis, Tsn.u., ou or before the
first Monday In July, 1X71, and plead, unswer
or osasa. lo ssM aw M . il L -Vi. Kosyssa. ot
tksssme will be taken for confessed a to
.them, and set for Iiearing exparte, and that a
copy of this order be published once a week
tor four successive weeks in the Memphis
Ari'uu xnis May , isii.
A copy attest :
M. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By C. Belches. Deputy C. and M.
Duval ; gwpjs, Sols, tor comp't, myj
N on-Resident Notice.
No. 2715, N. R. In the First Chancery Court
ol Shelby County, Tennessee. James R,
Christian et al. vs. Tbe Tennessee state
Mutual and i ire insurance Company et al.
IT appearing irom Sheriff" return, etc., In
this cause that the following named de¬
fendant are not to be round in Shelby
e unty, via: G. H. Becker, John Dunn, a.
Cinderella, S. Anion!, John Dooner, achiee-
ciier wemcne, James Lottas, Geo. W.Cone,
J. K fWlftshy Mm H CrAfkA. f JF E--ons-
MlchaeT McMahon -and John Knightly, and
upon whom personal process cannot be
serveu:
It is thereforeordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at tne court-house in the
city of Memphis, TenueMaee, on or before the
nrst KOB-wy in June. !S7i. and ulead. an.
awer or demur to complainant's bill, and the
cross bill of defendants, W.J. Wood and wife,
filed herein, or the same will be taken for
conlessed as to them, and tbe same
set lor nearu exparte; and that a copy
of this order be puolished once a week, for
four successive weeks. In tbe Memphis
A copy attest :
EDMUND A. COL.fi, Clerk and Master.
3y U. J. Black, D. c. a m.
J. E Temple, and Eilgington k Uaisey, Sola
torcompi ls. uiyif
Non-Resident Notice.
In the second Chancery Court of
County, Tenneasae John U Mor-
I others vs. Wm Utieyetal.
aring from the bill, which Is sworn
this cause, that the defendants,
HcLean ad ieuny McLean are clt-
Mlssoari.aud that Mosau McLean.
Irauford, Alfred R. Brans-ford, Sam-
merrlekl W. Bransfordand Bransford
are citizens or lex is, and that they are all
non-resmenis o- iiieais:., o- l enuessee:
It is theretore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That, they make their appearance
nerein. at uie. ourt-uouse o the second
chancery Court, in the city of Mem¬
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first
LOGWOOD & MJCOU,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
in Chancery.
OmcR-Rooa IS, Lee B-ock. IS Cnioa ccrsss.
L. H. ESTES, JR.,
-B-ttorxioy a.t Law,
WO. 15 UNION STREET,
MBMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
room iat, imhliyl i.ziug
MEDICAL
Trustee's Salt,
D Y virtue of sdsed of trust ixiialaa
13 me by Charles Thomas and Jane
Thomas, on th 15th day of May, 1 07, to se¬
es re the paymttt Of a certain indebted! -as
w.i.ch la fully described ana net out in said
deed which Is recorded in tbe Reciter's
offlea of Shelby county. State of Tennes¬
see, in Book (J, parti, pagei 4US, 4l7 and 4111,
I will as Trustee, seil for -ih, to tbe highest
bidder. In front of the office of Young. Mai
SALES.
Chancery Sale ef Real Estate
0N-
S-tane
No. UK. -in th.
SheiDy eonr.ty
ter, admiuiatra
DY virtue ..; ,
ajr cause, I will
highest bidder, .
SSSSI 1 Chancer:
MSi i'ennessee.
, June iO, I87i,
U. KOSKLSV, St. D .
Hesidence, cor. Lau-
d erdale
at. . FHiLijr. at. d ,
Residence, i7
DeSoto street.
Drs. Moseiey & Phillips,
OFFICE NO. II WEST COURT 8T
MEMPHIS TENN.
SarOfllce hours irom 8 am to 8 p.m. jaw
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER,
Essays for Young Maa
Ou Qreat Racial Evil ml Aaaaea,
WHICH interfere with MARRIAGE, with
hb re means ot relief for the Erring and
Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.
Heut in sealed letter envei miB f nf
charge. Address
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION,
ISO. .south Ninth street,
mylS Philadelphia Pa
WE have tested its virtue, and know that
for Dyspepsia. Biliousness ami throb¬
bing Headache, it is the best medicine the
world ever saw.-l Edlu.r T Issisah siu Mw.
seuger, Macon, Ua.
proc
eoL'
Jel
ey only ,
CARR. Tru'tee.
TRUSTEE SALE,
B
. i
Mr,;
She
Weanesday, the 7th day of Jun 87i.
within legal horn
real estatn. to-wi!
Tbe undivided
ie; thenee
larked B;
north la' west. 7 crasi:
10 chains and 40 Itnki
tainliig lie acres.
Terms of Sale On
six and twelve moci
note with security,
parcr-ase money
Equity of redempC.
Thla Mar t. la" l.
Chancery Sale ef
No. JMo. N R. t
No.
Shelby
gan an
TT appe
J. to in
Mary E.
Izens of
Mary S. 1
and
Monday in July, IS
or demur to compl.
ame will be taken fo
and BSt for hearing ej
of this order be pubil
four successive wcess
peal. This 13th May, I!
i. u. L. SttWAK
By Ueo. Mallkkv. Deputy C. and M
Ueo. W. Winchester, HoL for compl'ta.
rnyll su
plead, answer
its bin, or the
.teased as to mem.
e, and that a copy
once a week 'or
the Memphis Ap-
ierk and Master.
LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly any other niaj
always anxiously
Liver Is regulated
is almost Invari.
of actlou In the
ache. Const i pa Hon ,
the Shoulders, Cou
Stomach, Bad Taste
lous attack. Palpi
Depression of the
and a hundred othe
SIMMONS' LIVER
the best remedy lor
discovered. It acts
and, being asimple
pound, can do no
less in every way;
iu years, and hun
and gr eat from all
try will vouch ior
and INDIGESTION
extent than proba-
ad. and relief is
sought after. If the
In It action, health
bly secured. Want
Liver causes Head-
Jaundice. Pain in
gk, Dullness, Sour
in the Mouth, Bil-
tatlon of the Heart,
Spirits, or Blues,
r symptoms, which
REGULATOR is
that has ever been
mildly, effectually,
vegetable com-
injury- it l harm-
It has been used for
dreds of the good
parts of the couu-
its virtues.
saa
Isaj
ning Ou
dred and
on the i
together
proveme
tion ot tl
years an
The pui
.6 ;87:
ees consists or a go
and necessary uut-
May Slh, laTl.
TRUSTEE SALE.
pCRSUANT to a Deed of Trust executed by
the 1st day uf June, and registered in'the
Register's offlce of Shelby ,Sstv u Book
Non-Resident Notice.
No. 27a. In the First Chancery Court of
Sheiby county, Tennessee T. J. Meglbben
vs. T. W. Meglbben et aL
T appearing from alBdavit in this cause
that the deiendant to the cross-bi 1 of J.
v. Mezibt-en. v'z: T J. Me:bv:en. is a non-
regident ol the State of Tennessee and a resi¬
dent of the BtSSS of Kentucky, and that he is
Indebted to said J. W. Meglbben, by open ac¬
count, in a sum to be ascertaine d by account
to be taken by theCIerfc snd Master:
it is inereiore ordered, xna he mage his
appeal anca herein, at the court-house in
-Ea3rTTXja?CF-,
TRY IT.
Price, Si. By mall, postage paid, tl 26.
Manufactured only by
J. H. ZEILiN St CO..
Macon,
FOB SALK BY ALL tiRPQQIBTS
Ua.
the cit
ity o; I
first Monday i
or demur to del
same wlii be taxi
and set for hearin
of this order be
four successive w
peal.
A copy attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By E. B. McHxskx, Deputy C. and M.
Wescoti dt Stahi. eols. tor compl L my ?jl
Non-Resident Notice.
In the Probate Court o, Sheioy connty, Ten¬
nessee. J. M. P. Lawn nee anl J. K. Law-
ranee vs. L. L. Lawrance.
IN this cause it appearing that Laura Law¬
rance is a non resid' ut of the Stale ol
Tennessee and a resident of the Slate ol Mis-
siss. ppi:
it is mereior6 ordered, mat sne mage her
appearance herein, at the court-house in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the 5th day of June A. D , 1371, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants' bill or
the same will be taken lor confessed as to
her and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy of this order be published oace a wek,
for tour successive weeks, In the Memphis
Daily Appeal.
A true copy attest'
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. H. CnUB-t, D. O. rcy2
Mempi
tenn.
on or before the
and plead, answer
cross-bin, or the
nitssed s to him
e; and I bat a copy
1 once a week, for
the Memphis Ap-
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United state for
ine District of West- Tennessee, la Bank¬
ruptcy.-In the matter of Howell, Wood A
Co., Bankrupts.
: imiDC ThAmna I I ..... ... C. 1
, Av.u.av. iiuu rGi , cvegis.ei.
To the creditors -ft trie ar-.ovi. nnmd
bankrupts.
Take notice that, a secord eenerai mtetlne
of the creditors of said Bankrupts win be
UL l.iiO ( 111' O!
of Memphis, in said D:
or -tune, ltni, at 11 o cl
pose named in the 27 1 1
Act of March 2d, 18T7.
SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, A-signee.
-M mp his. May 26:h, 1871. m-U
tee in the
I will, on
place si W. H.' Martin, decaased,
Saturday, the cCth Day of Jun, 1871,
iiailer, ia the city
, on tne ilea day
,m., for the par-
ioa of Kjtukrupt
NOTICE.
Sell, at the sc
Madison stre
between the
lmd conveye
Trust Deid, i
Commencing i
hundred and I
street; fhenn
inches 187 ft. t
on a line of
feet to an all
feet six inch
enty-flve (75 I
ginning point
I No X in bio
according to t!
phU, and bell
street extendi
from James
Valeria M. Lei
Ecicity of redemption
therefore be absolute. J
be good, but I se!l and co
described land only as Tr
Memphis, April 8, ia7L
-F-.-GIVII
L First t'asncery
:u!sa P. Jaasss
Tuesday, June 6, 187 L
cayv
Trust Sale.
Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
u1
made iu the above cause, at the present
nay term. 1.-1. 01 tne rrooate court o
Suelby ccunty. lenuessee, I will proceed
sell, at public auction, to tbe highest and
oest Diader, oeiore tne court-house door, on
Union street, iu the city ol Memphis, Tennes¬
see, on
Saturday, June 3, 1871,
Between the hours ol 10 o'clock a.m. and
o'clock p.m., the following described real es
tale, to-wtt: All of that lot or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the county o
Shelby and Htate ot Tennessee, north ot
Chelsea, allowed and decreed bv tbe Chan
eery Court ot the city of Memphis to Jchn T
llo-.iusou in lue case of John r. Kobinsou vs
William K binson et al.. entered on the 12th
day of July, l-7, and recorded in the Regis¬
ter s office 01 Shelby county, August 1, 1887, iu
oooa o. bi, pages 284, etc., nt t sold and von
veyed to other parties by the said John T
hobinson before the commencement oi this
suit, the property horeby offered for sale be-
lrg sooui lour i-ij acres, more or less, and is
in tne weaaiey suouivisior, near tne city oi
Memphis.
Terms or Sale. On a credit of six aud
twelve mouths, with Interest, purchaser to
execute notes with approved security.
tyuuj or redemption oarred.
JAMES RE1LLY, Clerk.
li. Clay Ring. Attorney. iny8
CORN MEAL.
WOOD. MAUDE & CO. 3
rKLEBRATKD KILN DRIED
4 4RN HEAL,
WARRANTED to keep sweet.
Absolutely full weight SOO Pounds net
l each barrel.
Receivers and sole agents at Memphis.
D. A. CLARKE & CO.,
?84 Front Street.
NON-RESiOENT NOTICE.
No. 2868 N. K. in the Klrst Chancery Court
or sui-.uy couii-y, leuuessee. prederics A
Myerly vs. B. B. Wa ldeli, et al.
T appearing from affidavit In this
cause that the defendants. Barney
r-.aaau, aiuuxii serry, james tLugau
oriugei uaviusou, cnaries oray, -otin Bray
Matt ew Bray, Sarah Tomlinsou. T. B. Tom
llnsun and William K.iau, aro all non-res.
ldents of the State of Tenueasee. and it fur
ther appearing from Sheriff's return that
said delendsnts canuot he lound.
it is thereiore ordered. That thev make
their appearance herein, at the court-house
in me.city or -lempnis. Tenn.. ou or before
the first Monday In July. 1871, and pie d
answer or demur to complainant s bill or the
same will oe taken .or conieaseu as to them
and set for bearing- exnarte: and that
copy of thla order be published once a week,
ior rour successive weeks, in the Meniph
Appeal.
A copy Attest :
fdlD-tou A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
R. J. Blauje. Deputy C. A M.
Clapp, Vance dt Anderson, Sols, for com¬
plainant :u.7
SPECIALNOTICE.
A PITin i. 4 N DITION. -IT 18 A SAD
thing to pas through Uie only half alive
el mere are Luousanus vu r e cai:n ua. wu-
ltion Is one of lanauor and debility. Ihey
compla'uof no specific disease; they suffer
no positive pain; out tncy nave no rensn
for anything which afford mental or sensu-
i,s pleasure to their more rooust ana ener¬
getic fellow-beings.
in nine cases out or ten mis state oi lassi¬
tude and torpor arises from a morbid
stomach. Indieestion destroys the eneray
of both mind anl body When the waste of
nature is nol supplied by a due and regular
assimilation or the food, every organ Is
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstance of depression?
Thesyslem needs rousing and strengthening j
not merely for an nour or two, to sink after
ward into a more pitiable condition than av¬
er (as it assuredly would do if an ordinary
a'coholic stimulant were resorted to), but
radically and permanently.
Howls this desirable object to be accom¬
plished i The answer to this question, found¬
ed on the unvarying experience of a quarter
ot a century. Is easily given. Infuse new
vigor into the digestive organs by a course
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitter. Do not
waste I una la administering temporary rem¬
edies, but wake the system up by recuperat¬
ing the fountain-head of physical strength
and energy, the great organ upon which all
the other organs depend lor their nurture
slid SUDDOlt.
By the time lhat a doxen doses of the great
vegetable ionic and luvigorant have been
takeu tne feeble lrame of the dyspeptic will
begin to feel It benign Influence. Appetite
will he created, and with appetite the capac¬
ity to digest what it craves. Persevere un¬
til the cure is ccrnp.ete until healthful
b ood, tit to be the material of flesh and mus¬
cle, bone and nerve, and brain How through
the channels ol circulation, instead of tne
watery pabulum with which they have here¬
tofore been imperfectly nourished m8u
Attachment Notice.
In the First Circuit Court ot Shelby county,
Tenn. Southworth dt Thayer vs. J. Foster
co.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3466 of the code and
returned Into court, levied upon the personal
property of defendant, and affidavit having
been made that tbe defendant is Indebted to
plaintiff in the sum of 872 1 w by account, and
that said debt la due and wholly unpaid, and
that the defendants are about to remove
themselves and property out of the State, or
has already done it. or have removed or are
removing themselves and property out of
the county, privately, or concealing them-
se.ves so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them, or absconded, or
aie aosconding or concealing themselves or
their properly, or have fraudulently disposed
of their property, or about fraudulently dis-
oosina ol it.
It is therefore ordered , That t hey m ak e their
personal appearance herein, oero.ethu Judge
oi me first circuit court oi snelDy county
at lh. 1 ....... In lha.ll. . V,,.,l, '
on the third Monday in September next, anii
defend sal attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law. or the same will be pro¬
ceeded with exparte, and that a copy ol this
order be published once a week for lour suc¬
cessive weeks in tbe Memphis Appeal.
i'ouo at omce una lbtn uay or May. 1871.
FKAiNl- TAFT, Clerk.
By B. F. COLEMAN. D. C.
Jarnlgan t Frayser, Att'ys for pln'ff. my 17
Saratoga Pavilion Spring Water.
The most effective remedy for Tyspepsia,
Biliousness and diseases of the Kidneys.
Sold by Hotels and Druggist. Send for
circular to
PAVILION Sl U S. SPR-N8 CO.
m24 General Depot. H; Cham lie is St., N. Y.
DAILY APPEAL
Co be had tr
FIVE CENTS rER COPY
AT
JOE LOCK'S, 236 14 Mala Street.
WILL HANSFORD'S, ear. stars 4 Seows.
EMMONS It SON'S, JsffsrsM, Near Fraat
J, 6. ERYCH, 346 Mala Stmt
Attachment ftoiice.
BEFORE James Hall. Justice of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tennessee, at Mem-
puis.
roister, EealhoferdtCo.tflrm composed of D.
B. ForsUr. Charles W. Keaihoferand Thom¬
as Day), vs. Louis Trempe.
Attachment having been Issued in the
above-entllied cause on the gronnd that the
defendant la a non-resident of the State
of Tennessee, that he is Indebted to the firm
of Forster, kealhofer A Co. in the sum of
eighty and fifty-six one hundredth dollars,
(fs 5S), due by account, that said account is
Just, that the attachment has been returned
by the proper officer, levied upon the proper¬
ty oi the defendant; that the said Louis
Trempe is hereby notified to appear at
my offlce. iu the city of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on Saturday, July
1, 1871, at IU o'clock a.m., and defend this suit,
or the same will be proceeded with ex parte.
It Is further ordered. That this notice be pub¬
lished In the Memphj Dally Appeal, a news¬
paper published la the city of Memphis, for
lour successive weeks.
JAMES HALL,
my 27 Justice Pesos lor Bhelby county
RECEIVER'S SALE.
r Y VIRTUE of an
order of the Second
.--,, rv court ol Shelby County, in the
case of iheFlrst National Bank against Hud¬
son and others, and Morse 4 Joscelvn snd
otners. appointing the undersigned Receiv-
er. I will proceed to sell, on the 20th day of
Juue next, at No. 208 Madison street, tbe
office furniture, embracing an iron safe,
desks, cocks, eto , at public auction to the
highest bidder tor oue-third cash in hand,
one-third in three months and one-third
in six months, taking notes with approved
security lor tbe deterred payments. Sale
between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on
said 20th day of June 1871. I believe the title
to said property is good, a the sale is to be
made by the consent of the parties inter¬
ested. PAUL T. JONES, Receiver,
MaawBis, Tmms., May 24, 1871, m&
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
No. 137. In the Second Chancery Court ol
bhelby county. Ten i etssee. Mary A.
smith, admimsTatrlx of Owen Smith.
deceased, vs. Morris English. A. Briscoe and
wife, M. P. Briscoe, Thos. Haley and wife,
CL Haley, and the unknown heirs of Susan
sneniao. deceased.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn
A to in this cause lhat the defendants, A.
Briscoe and wile, M. P. Briscoe, Thos. Haley
and wiie, C. Haley and the unknown heirs of
.-tisau Sheridan, deceased, are non-residents
ol th'i State of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, that they make their
appearance herein, at the court-house of the
Second Chancery Court ol Shelby county. In
the city of Memphis, Tenn., on or before the
nrst Monday in June. 1871. and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the same
will be taxen for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; and that a copy of this
uiuoi uc luuiLKtu a wee, :ur lour suc¬
cessive weekt, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy attest,
M. D. L.STEWART, Clerk and Master.
McDowell A Martin, Sol. for com pi nt.
M-riesiuent Notice.
No. 810, R D. In the First Chancery Court of
SDeit-y connty, Tennessee. aix swift and
Sei h Evans, firm
Patrick Glynn, Agi
IT appear, ng lhat
Issued in the abr
against the estate o
bill of complainants,
der oath, alleging tl
dent of Omaha Trrri
of the State of Tena.
debted to compialna
$357 00, as evidenced
against him in th
and by open
attachment has bee
Ihe property oi dele!
McKelli.rett Ifoimei
band, Morris McKelligrett.,
. Swltt ft Co., vs.
it attachment was
inse. May 4. 1S7I,
ick lilyrrn on the
in this Court, un-
d Ulynn is a resl-
id a non-resident
md that he is m-
the gum of about.
idzment rendered
BBS states Court,
if; that said
u aed levied on
; also, that Agn
nn) aud her on
residents ol
Omaha, and non resldema of I lie) Htate ol
Tennessee:
It Is therefor
appearance he
city ot Mempl'
Monday lu J
or demur to cc
wi 11 be taken f
ordered, That they make tbei
ein, at the court-bouse lu the
s, Tenn., on or before the drst
me, i871, and plead, answer
mplalnant's bUl, or the same
r confessed as to them and set
Orric or Memphis ajto AbkassasI
Rives Packet Compast, V
Memphis, May 17, 187L J
ssr The Mall Contracts of the Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company will expire
on tbe 30th day of June next, and the business
of the Company will be closed up as soon
thereafter as practicable.
A large majority of the stock of the Com¬
pany is owned by myself, but, being engaged
largely in other business, where my personal
attention is imperatively demanded, I am
induced to adopt this course.
The Line ia well established, having been
In successful operation three years and-a-
half-the Boats (mostly new) having been
built expressly for the trade, are well adapted
to It, and are all In good repair.
Propositions for the purchase of the entire
Line are invited, ami will be considered un¬
til the am day of July next. Should all
offers made for the purchase of the whole
Line be declined, then, in that case, the Boats
will be sold separately as demand may occur.
To person desiring to engage in the steam¬
boat business, the present opportunity pre¬
sents Inducements, and advantages rarely
met with. Liberal terms will be made with
parties wishing to purchase.
JOHN D. ADAMS,
President M. and Ark. Pkt. Co.
e, the undersigned. Directors In th Mem¬
phis and Arkansks River Packet Company
concur, with great reluctance. In the action
of the President, as indicated above, believ¬
ing, as we do, that if this. Lice is discon¬
tinued, other lines will be established which
will di vert the trade from Memphis.
THOMAS H. ALLEN,
J. J. MURPHY,
R P. WALT,
J. H. TUCKER
my 18 Directors M. and Ark. Pxt. Co.
BANKRUPT SALE I
Real Eslata awl Personal Property.
BTs
nessee, in book No. 71, pages its, 4J4 l will, on
Tuesday,.) ha 6th day of June 18 7i
in front of the of
No. 7 Madison sir
hours of 10 and 111
cash, at public oi
the property in s:
ing of a beautiful
cottage and out¬
turn, Ave miles fl
phis and Chariest
The deed calls 1
will be sold ; a re
been heretofore
equity of redemi
ot the deed, and t
shall sell as t rust
myS I
ice of Marye A Trezevan
but only I
PETITIONS f OR INCORPORATION.
PETITION FOR AMENDMENT TO
CHARTER.
w
12V R In the Fust C'-ancery court
elbv Couniy, Tennessee.
back at rijrl
the Mississ
Soutn Mem
Tennesaee -
easttvardly
see street t
charter sc
chase of
Whene-isr and Al-bami Railroad
Company,
Its railroad, running from
sec, to i ayetteviile, Tennei
on such purchase to isa
amount of ten thousand
secured by mortgage, opo
upon such leruis and stlcu
deeme. nd7lHabie by said F
ioner.
any
rnnes-
10 up-
and al
B
for bearing exnarte; aud lhat a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four suc¬
cessive weeks. In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy- auesi:
EDMUND A. COLE, I 'lei fean. I Master.
By R J. Black. Deputy C. aud M.
afstcalf St Scarbrongh. Sols, for compl'ta.
Nan-Resident Notice.
w
No. 321. in the First Chancery Coort of
Shelby County. Tmnesaee. J. L. H. Ses-
Koms. ad mlnlstrator oi the estate of R J.
By: am, decerned, vs. Francis Byram, Willie
uyram. et ai.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
X mat tne aerenaants, .van ferry ana uer
husDsnd James Ferry, are non residents ol
the State of Tennessee, and that tr; s suit is
for tbe purpose of winding up the estate of
said deceased.
it is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the City of Memphis, Tennessee, on
before the i first noonday in Juiy. 1871. and
plead, answer or demur to complainant's
bin, or tne same win oe taaen tor couiessea
and that a copy of this order be published I Said lot was purchased by S. R. Wood of said
once a week, lor lour successive weeks, in I Markly, subject to redemption. Also all the
Y VIRTUE of an ordsr Issued by the Dis¬
trict Court of the United States tor the
District of West Tennessee, on the 21th day of
May. A. D. 1871. In the matter of 8. K- Wo...
and J. H. Howell, of the firm of Howell.
Wood Jr Co., bankrupts. I will oroceed lo sell
for cash, to the bigheat bidders, the fcilowlnt
real estate and personal property named be¬
low, on
Tuesday the Btb-day of June, A. D. 1871.
In Front of the office of Messrs. Kortrecht
dt Crsft, South Court Square, between the
hours of iu o'clock a.m aud 12 ui. of said Jay.
a certain lot of land, the property of s. r
Wood.
Said lot beginning at the northwest corner
ot Walnut and Tate street. In the city of
Memphis, and running thence north along
the west Hue with walnut street, ioo reet to a I
stake; thence east at right angles with Wal I . ,
nut street ua? leet an aney ia teet wiue; ,
thence south with said alley and at right . ,.
angles witn rate street l.jo teet o tne north
line et Tate street; thence east with the
north line of Tate street I lr feet to the be¬
ginning, being the same lot sold by the Mar¬
shal of the Municipal Court of Memphis to
tbe said Markly under execution against
John McUrath In favor of the said Markly,
pub'lahed lor thirty da; s' in lbs Memphis
" A copy- Mtesi.
EdJ.MUND A. 'OLK.CIerXaud Master.
BY E. B. McHknr r, D. C. s M.
Eilett A P. elan, Atto-neys. mSO
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
No. -1 K.
Shelby Co
lu the first
I M. Ke
and W. I
county, T
said i on;
der the na
- WORK I
for the pu
loaned t
and to all
sociation
selves iu
make su
provided
Chaucejy Court of
kl.y, L. 1 agrllL A.
-! a .a. h F. Coulter,
la, H.iduall
lucorporat
ihe
kTION."
atiug funds
IMI
to be
essee, and to
as .hall be
Humes A Poston. Atror
iJhancery Sale of Rear Esuta
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1371.
No. 4i78. iu taa Second CJas-sssry
BYea,
highest
t public auction
premises.
nurt o."
ie ..le¬
ft Mc-
n this
to th
Ua Saturday, June 10, 187
Within legal
real estate to-1
itate or Tanner
ee miles .rom the
Ihe Memphis Appeal.
A copv. Attesu
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. J. Black. Deputy Clerk and Master.
E. M. Hearn, Sol. for Complsman. ss
Nan-Resident Notice
No. 248. In the Second Chancery Court of I
Shelby county, Tenn. v anoena w. Ham¬
ilton vs. James P. Hamilton.
T aDDearing Irom the bill which is sworn
to In this cause that the defendant. James
P. Hamilton, is a non-resident of tbe State of
Tennessee,
It is therefere ordered, by the Clerk and
Master. That he make his aDDearance herein.
at the Court-House of the Second Chancery
Court in the city of Memphis on or before
the first Monday in June, 1871. and plead, an¬
swer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him,
aud set for hearing exparte. and that a copy
of this order be published once a week, for
tour successive weeks in me .iempuis Ap¬
peal.
mis April is, ufL
A copy Attest :
M. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By OEO. MALLERY
Deputy Clerk and -Master.
Leevesolor;omiiajao
persona' property of said Howell, Wood A
Co.. consisting Zof ail their bocks, notes and
accounts, as per schedule rendered on day of
-aie.
S. W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
m26 ju4U
Ftr Lake Superlar I Tbe Ursioe Steaabssf
Company aad Atiaotio, uuiuin
and Pad-. Line,
ONE of the splendid steamers Meieor, in
dia. Pacific, Coburn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
weeuaw, Arctic, China anil St. Paul, wll
leave Buffalo dally (except Fridays and Sat
urdays) at 8 p.m., Erie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 p.m.
Haiiv lAYont. Sundays and Mondays) for DC.
LUTH aud intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are niaae at uuiuin with the
Lake Superior anu Mississippi tt. it. to St.
Paul and all points In Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin and low- aiso, witn me INorth-
ern Pacini: i rv ior iue rveu ruver country.
Excursian tickets at ORkATLY axnuckD
rat as, win o issue- uy .11 principal rail¬
roads to su x-aui ujr mis rouie, returnina via
an ran. ur r an iwr ruuisr to st. raui and
Duluib, retur nlng via lake.
During the months ol June, July and Au
Probate Court Sale of Land.
Winifred Wallace, dmi.,) Petition for the
vs. - sale of land to
Elisabeth Wallace et als.) pay debts.
UNDER and by virtue of a decree of sale
made in the above cause, at the present
(Mav) Term. 1871. of the Probate Court oi
Shelby county. Tennessee. I will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, before the Court-house on Union
street, in the city of Memphis, Tenu., on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1871,
between the hours or 10 o'clock am. and 4
o'clock p.m.. the following described real
estate, lying and being In the aounty of Shel¬
by, and State of Tennessee, and in the Sev¬
enth Civil District, beginning at the north¬
west corner of the lands laid off and set apart
as dower of Mrs. Wallace, four small red oak
pointers; thence north 17 chains, 47 link to a
stake: thence east 4U chains, to a sLku in p
T. Jones' w. line ; thence s. 62 chains, 87 Unks
to a stake; thence n. 12 chains, SO links ;o a
stake: thence north 28 chains, to Joseph Mc¬
Dowell's northeast corner; thence eau. I
chains, to a (take in the field; thence ner'h
22 chains, 50 link to a small hickory with
elm and white oak pointer, marked D ; thence
west 30 chains, 60 links to the rjegjnninz con¬
taining 121 acres.
Terms of Sale On a credit of six and twelve
nths, equity of redemption barred; pur-
ei to execute notes with approved secu.-
l en will be retained on land to further
reand make certain the payment oi the
hse money.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
" Cat MBEaa, SoL for petitioners.
Non-Resident Notice.
No. 276, B. D. In the Second Chancery Coun
.if Mlialnv fVinnt V - - u .-
- 1 .ou". WIU B. UI
pen vs. the unknown heirs at, law of J. w.
a. Bawden. dec paged.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn
to In this cause that the residence of the
just, Excursion Trips will be made via the defendants, the unknown heirs at
Sorth shore of Lake Superior, visiting the John W. 8. Bawden, who died lnte
law of
8.UTVM1?eSthForit wullam' Orand Portage, Shelby county, Tennessee, aelaed and pos-
- -- . U..V.UM.WV1,, aum v ui j sesseu oi aooui i
Kl
B. F. PATWrv
oreu i r-asseuger a.geci, Knir-in v v
E. T. EVA.N8, Manager A , D and P. Line "
S. D. CALDWELL. Gen'l M
aVay4)ao ""
! CHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TKRu -i-
,iF struoiarsnip and long ex
perlence in t. e management t a.hni. a
sire an eligible location lor the establishment
" oci-iuary or ujgn order, or would
take sharge of one already established. Can
give the best re arences. If needed, can sup¬
ply a good philosophical apparatus, witn
other reuuisite to 'hnrm.h ,.-.,,,
Trustees or others interested In HA-nrln.
teachers, please address
isachers, care of Hugh Torrance,
- pDU 8weod No. 10 3 eflerson street.
hirt.--sti utpkh 1 ml t)Mr
Raleigh m said county, st d who had no wl'e
or children or issue th teof, is unknown to
complainant and cannot be ascertained after
diligent Inquiry.
It la therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
here in, at the court-house of the Second Chan,
eery Court, in the city ot Memphis, Tenu., on
or before the first Monday in July, 1871, and
elead, answer or demur to complainant's
111, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing exparte : and
that a copy of thla order be published once
a week, for four lucce-sive weeks. In the
Memphis Appeal,
A copy Attest.
M. D. L. STEWAKT, Clerk and Master.
Jarnigan Eraser, Sols, tor oompl'L mM
cause, if any they have, way ine said As.o
elation should uot be incorporated an.i the
prayer of said petitioners gi anted, or the
same will be heard exparts; aud that a copy
of this order be publisned Tor thirty day in
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy .Attest
EDMUND A- COLE. Clerk and Master.
By E. B. McHxnby. Deputy C. M.
B. P. Anderson. Att.y. mS
PETIT ON F6R INCORPORATION.
T Avery, A.
W. R- yster.
Lake, H. A.
insou, H. H.
atcn. B. B.
W.J.Mhoon,
l F. Vance,
r, H. Henly,
rs. Kenzier,
Dean, P. H.
t, P. M. Wln-
ousdale,
AST,"
Ohan-
auiend-
No. 314. In the First Chancery Cout ol
Shelby couniy, Tennessee.
WHEREAS, M. J. Wicks. W
W. Peters, D. CockrUl, F
J. J. Steele, M. C. Peaic?, W. i
Montgomery, C. Jones, J. C. Jc
Berkshire, J. B. Clayton, A. i
Barnes, Erank Taft, L.G Garreti
K. C. Brinkley. E. O. McComb,
Lyles L- Helman, W H. Che.
Thomas Boyle, Martin. :
Mrs. Correll, August Berton, W,
Donnelly, A. Montevedl, E. Tlgl
tera, Thomas N . Patton, Leon 1
Wlileuburg, Mrs. (J. c. tkias-
Dongiass, A. P. Curry, Space
C. J. Hargan, all residents oi S
Tennessee, and the present ci
"Tax SHSLBr County Tubs pi
have filed an application in th
eery Court of Shelby county. !
ment to the chartsr of said Turnpike Com¬
pany, granted it by an act of the General As¬
sembly or the State ol Tennessee, passed dur¬
ing a sesilo.; ot the Legislature held in 1888
and 188k. The desired amendment being that
additional powers be granted said corpora¬
tion as to the rules governing subscribers;
that the powers of the President and direc¬
tors te enlarged concerning the purchase and
disposal of real estate, the negotiation oi
loans, etc., etc. For further Information re¬
ference Is had to said petition herein.
It la therefore ordered, that all persons de¬
siring so to do make their appearance herein
at the Court-house of said Ceurt, in the city
of Memphis. Tenn., on or before first
Monday in July, 1871, and show cause, if any
they have, why the said amendment suouid
not be granted according to the prayer of
said peution, or the same will be heard and
proceeded with exparte, and that a copy ol
this order be published for thirty days n the
Memphis AppeaL
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
B. B. Barnes and Van S. Anderson. Alfy.
which is subdivided into t
acres each.
Plats or diagrams may b
Tn Bats of BALK. One- fou
iu six, twelve and elgntee
notes bearing interest, wr
and retaining a Lien for th
AC D. L. STEWART. C
Hanson. Swigiey A Db
plalnananL
tar.
com-
PETITION FOR iNCORPJRATION.
No. SSO. Ia the First Chancery t ourt of Sue -
by county. Tec .lessee.
cStii. mWr:
law and WUllam R Cunningham, ail rasl
dents of Bhelby county, Tennesaee, have this
day filed a petition in said Court prayin
lo be incorporated as a stock company tor
the purpose of introducing and nslng the
' FefaW-aizfeg Frocesa'
r reservation
dollars; with ant-
tors. President, Ser
ssryl officers, to ca
tion th is lneorpora
it is therefore orJ
sous interested nn
Court-house, in r h
before the first M
ca; wo
By E. b. Mr
K. W. Munf
A CHEMIST with a long practical experi¬
ence In the
4TT4NNEEI 41 L REFINERY
With several new. very valuable In veut.ut;
and with technical lmprovemenUt in the mi
Administrator's Notice.
TTAVING
II May t
iflej a administrator at the
1871. of the Pr; nate Coun of
Shelby couniy. Tennesset, upon the estates
of Albert Mauaen, deceased, -lmri Mad¬
den, deceased, and Mrs. Tabllha Murphy, de¬
er ased. This ts to give ut ilea to ail names
Indebted to said estate to come forward and
make f eitiemeuta witn me, and to all per
sous having claims against aald estates to
present the same properly iro bated, or this
notice win oe pieau m car oi t.ieir recovery.
TOM HOLEMAN, JB-.
Administrator of the estate of Albert Mad¬
den, Zimrl Madden, and Taoitha Murphy,
ieceascd. frixs-l
THAT NOISELESS,
LINK MOTION, LOCK STITCH, Straight
Needle. Bless Sewing Machine, is con¬
trolled by partle who "wilt stay " True, we
have "handled other machines, ' bat sacking,
the beat, have found IL Agents wanted
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CIGARS, ETC.,
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