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Evening star., 1866-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

AN EXCITING TIME IN SwAMPoODLR-This
morning, about half past nine, Officer Hill
while going his rounds in Swampoodlc noticed
TWO orunken men carousing; and seeing that
one had pistol he determined to arrest him.
He had hardly got his hands on him before
Michael Shea grabbed the officer and a tussIe
ensued during which a crowd coming to the
relief OF Shea made at the officer, some with
bricks and sticks but he hung close to his man,
who he knocked down with the pistol after the
weapon had been discharged accidently.
Word reached the 4th Ward Station and Ser
geant Ecklof with number OF the officers
countering the crowd which numbered about
200. Officer Hill, Notwithstanding he had been
struck frequently with stones, still held ms
prisoner, who was taken to the Stauon
ana Clements arrested Patricr Holden. Man
ME Holden, and Johannan Holden, on the
charge Of participating in the riot ana
resisting the officers. Justice walker heard
the case this morning and commluea tne Two
men to lail and held the women TO bail to ans
wer at Court the charge Of resisting an officer
in the discharge Of his duty. The ustice stated
that he il determined 70 90 all be can to pre-
vent persons interfering VIII omcers In the
prisoner upder the 2lst section of act creating
the Metropolitan Police which provides as the
penalty for using pen onal violence on any
charge of bis duty, imprisonment in the Jail or
Penitentiary or by fine Of not more than
<50s.
the Fish Wharf, foot of 9th street it appears
that the fisheries on the Potomac are moi doino
a. well as could be wished, the weather oper
atinE seriously with them. There are but four
fully laden Some Of the eiiers are ~ tsls,ps moi Of
ceasing operations. Prices at the wharf range
from &11 10 efl per 1000 Tor herring. and from
Si6 70 $40 per 100 for chad. =
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ONOLAIMID TELEaRHMs

~uEOEAIh8D TELEaRAMs.
@ AnrnIcAH TxIrsrArH OoxrAsv.
once Willards' Hotel, April Is, 1855
undeii,sred, for want sf suscent address and from
Cen Ea''sl Pr y MoHssy ssYbxk s,s.s.n Baldwin,
~IENIAN BR0TB q BERHOoD. JOHN
MING at ia o'clock, at q. Boyles, Depot House.
IL THos. McFADDEN. Centre.
hsafLEG ~ TME TN ,z,s sAsT5n
lswinK resolution was adopted
ss n tSm q s. t
Der day. we, The Ms,te- Painters, believing to
Comply 9asy .i;h their demand, At the present time.
ana causing decline In work. and therefore inju-
r'GSs Ss,1f,ts 70 The iSu,nsymen them.s YES:
note the interests Of those in our employ but At
ss s prs'en, prices We are r:eei work de
S1, Consider day lair aud uss ss Ssnas
Parker McNICHoLs,
sss$S:. ssS. feesstsSsiSSass,., 4 stSSss
NzAYHHisi "A y Sayhl.s iyhl.sPAuLD1SG.
kesTai ksga sARo5sYE5rr, I A2Rs5Y5r,
e,4 eI4 sIIaSssFFsiilL IGIsaHSsssFiiLD.
IT, sIo. q q fiHfksk, {. Rikk,.
EkstE H. l. tE 5hFRSa, 81 4: s:, e'sGs, 2,
H0IxKAp, Rector, win ss held At ISLAND
on n sSf M
April I'd and continue two veeks IsbleauI ev'
estsblishmept Of John Y. Ellis.
,hs The T.s. ssS: e |.
tinue the Fair until Thursday night, the 10th Of
April. m0u
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RY JAS. O. McG0IRE 4 CO., HuctioDeer.-
ArTRAsTiyf SALE OF THREE VERY DE-

On TUESDAY, AFTEREOoN, Aprii 18th, .t
O'clock p. m, on the premises, we shall sell Lot
y T sss:s.S ss:s;:.ysiin sRs..: . i::t o. PsI,S
situated opposite Trinity dhurch, snS sd,oins
SawSpSEsDxI AFTfI1ssSex April Is, ..
5oelock: on the promises, Los No g. In sIuare
NO. NO. fs fronting s. feet on north street, bet seeu
lotn And 10Th streets vest, and running back Ia.
feet inches to Sofset alley, opposits Tie Cvrco-
Immediately after the above sale, LET "a. in
Square no, iro.tisg 90 feet on north x strsst,
between 18th and 18th streets west, and rup ain
back LES feet inches TO 80 feet alley, near FrauS.
Terms OF sale: Ont. fifth cash. the residue IN =.
), and yeers, With interest, secured by deed of
trust on the property. deposit ef SlOe will he
reauireA on each lot at tins Of sale Il the terms
OF sale complied with within enc weet fter
day Of sale the propetty vii be ,esold the risk
woekS notice In the National pteiligencer rftls
perfect Sale without reserve. All couveyancinS
and STAMP % 1t cost Of purch saer.
sDN-d&ds JAS O. MCGUIRE CO., Auct.
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIpABLT
postponed, In conseq of the nclsmsnt wealth
sr, until TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Awii 81, st
90 osioek B Jas, 2. mccUIBE co.,
hHt0 AnrnOAa~u
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Tow READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEwspEALERs
THE GAL Ky;
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE,
PUBLISHED FoRrNIGHrLY.
PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

CONTENTS:
1.-THE OLAvERING3. By Anthony Troll.
lope.
with an Illustration.l
Chapter Julia Brabazon.
H-Harry Clavering Chooses his Pro-
fession.
III-Lord OpgaP.
II-GIANTS, DWARFS AND FAIRIES.
1II-CHILDE HAROLD.
IVA CHAPTER FROM A NOBLE LIFE.
V-ARCHIE LOWELL. By Mrs. Edwards.
Chapter IA Vampire Brood
1.-THE Honorab Frederick Lsvell.
lII-Brune Aux Yeux Blsus.
'i-srring-lS66. with an Illustration By Dar-
VIA WINTER WITH THE AMrpyCAu
PERIPATETICS.
Niil-JOHN RYLAND's WIFE.
lX-NEBULE:
Private Thsatricala
The Rebuilding of Paris
Quaker Dress
new Parisisn Styles in Ladies, Boots
The Glove Trade
The world . Fair Building.
The Prince Imperial
The opening illustration, by Mr.. Dsrlev. ,s An.
Of the best from the pencil Of that artist m ,h.
full page illustration 10 COPIED from a de.io S-
distinguished nglish artist. Both OF thas. NJ;
trstions are handsomely printed on tiuted =. ....
Evening star., 1866-04-18

THE WASHINGTON CANAL.-Mayor Wallach
has appointed Mr.. Benjamin Severson Whose
plan IN the main is to be- used) 20 superintend
the work OF improving the Washington city
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AucIione,r..
u No. $50, corner eth and ID streets

AUCTION SALE or A TWO STORY FRkxE
HOUSE AND LOT, ON STREET SOUTH,
SHEETS
On MONDAY, the 23d instant, Of O 'clook D m
in front Of the premises. part of Lot No z IN
square o. SIS having is feet front hy 81 feet deep
With the improvements consisting Of q long built
House, containing feur rooms and kitchep with
an excellent pump Of water in the yard
Terms. one-ra cssh; balance In Elk and twelve
msnths, secured by deed Of trust the prrmi sas
All cenveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the pGrch.ser $40 down When sold
apl8-d GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEwSDEALRRs
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
Nos.11s and I21 Nassau street. New York,
apHN GENERAL AGENTS
Evening star., 1866-04-18

I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
will be sold at Nswbern, North Carolips, a large
am.nnt of ordnance and Ordnance Stores. Sale to
commence on the 18th day of May, 1876 at 10 O'Clock
sold ~
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages Harness,
Saddles, Haters. Brides, Blankets. Wheels, Old
Iron. cad Smiths, Armorers, and Sadd lers Tools
Old Leather, Sling Carts, Gins complete, Infantry
Equipments Implements for Field and Siege Guns
and other articles too numerous to mention
Correct lists Of articles TO be sold will be fur
niabtd upon application to this Office
By order Of Major General A. B. Dyer, Chief of
Ordnance, Washington. ID. e.
ap IS tmyH Brew. Capt. Ord. Dept, n S A.
ORPHANS COURT, AeRIL Eth, ls5s-DIsrRIcr
~ OF CoLUMBIA, WAsHINGToN COUNTY, to-uu -
In the case of Helena Wolf Mayer, ad atrix
OF MAX Mayer, deceased, the sdministratrix afore-
said has: with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Wellington County aforesaid ap-
pointed saturday. the 18th day OF MAY next
fer the. final settlement and distribu ten of the
personal estate of said deceased, and Of the as
sets In hand, as far as the same have been col
are notified to attend, lat the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid y with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by Law
be excluded from all benefit In said deceased g es-
tate: provided Q copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening star
previous to the said day.
Test . o. ROBBINS,
ap 5wSw' Register Of Wills.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctio1eers.
OY GRHEH WILLIAMS, Austfop~.r,
~ No. 92b, corner rfh and ID freAts

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOTS, fronting on 18th street west
between and streets north
On SATURDAY the 2lst inst ct 9 o'clOsk D. m =,
ve sh ail sell, on the premises. Lot No 4s In sob
division OF square 2. having - feet inches frsnt
by l25 feet deep. 10 Q 30 foot alley
- Also at O'Clock m, on the premises. Lot
Ne. a. Square No. 2l4, fronting p feet inches ON
the east side OF 18th street. between and NJ sts
alley. '
Terms: one-thir cash balance in 6 and II msuths
secured by deed OF truet the premises All
conveyancins and revenue stamps at the Of the
purchasers. SO down each lot when seld
apls-d GREEN A wILIIAMs 49,.
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- No. ass Penna. ave., corner 10th street.
STOCK oE LI9goRs; ETgIRSIrURE, y GOOD
tsASn 6ookfsS 9TH SEP sTs
BATTING ROOM; Gas LIxTURIs. AND
PEAN HOTEL, COREER STREET AND
PENN. AVENUE. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY M0REING, April IS, at 10 clock
We will sell, without reserve, for cash, the Good
Will and Upexpirsd Lease Of the above Hotel,
together with al the I'M pro vemeuts
find stock Of Bottled Liquors, in whisky, Bra.-
dy, Hock ana other wines, sssars. &c.
Barrels Gin, whisky, Brandy, Rum, Wines, &C.
The FURNITURE, com pricing Tables, Chairs. Mirror,
Fire PROOF Safe, Desks. Pictures, Glass Ware,
Steve, and Jenny Lind Table
One Musical Clock, in good order, TO be sold for
account and rick Of former purchaser
,.O The Goods open for nspection early on msrn-
aplsH n. X. WALSH co Aucts
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EOR sALE-Ny entire stock of PAINTS, OILS.
= GLASS, LAMPS, &c. For terms, &C., call on
ne a. my store, No 326 street. between 9th and
TN, In the rear Of Metropolitan Hotel.
ap l6'st' J. W. MORSDLL.
Vk0ITING MARE, WAGON AND dARNESS
ola COH CO1H SAtHIA brown MARE, 6years
hAkNEss aud BLANKETS com pists. the NS
ShesHsrtX ofs gentlems having DO further use for
street. SssST SSST 70 ALLEN DORSEY & co.. 3
'"sso iAsa and 18th sts. ap 1861
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UY n. K. WALSH CO., AuctioDe.r,-
- No. ass Pa av., corner 10th stree,

PICKLES, MUSTABD, CANNED MEATS Ann
VEGETABLES AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 10Th, at 10
O'Clock, In front Of sales room, we will sell. a
nice assortment of Canped Meats and Fruics Bot
tied Pickles, Mustard. Ketchups &c, the effects
Of dealer declining business
. An assortment Of Household Furniture, Dry
Goods, Boots, ehees aud Crockeryvare
N M. X WALSH Co Aucts
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PERSONAL.

nB. n. A. BLANKMAN
~ SURGEON AND DENTIST
(ef Virginia.
Omce NO 234 Pennsylvania avenue, over Stine-
nIotH ~ hoe otoIe. ap42mr
hR DARBYs Consultation Rooms are 499 7th
y street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Separats apar tine ITS for patients
Ohce hours from until 3. NH l7-lms
Evening star., 1866-04-18

L II Z NEW MA GAZINE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, March 81, 1855.

IN. Alexander and 0ther Is ADDISON G..
Bragg. q a.
DT virtue Of an in-terlocuroEy decree made On
ID the above cause on the 2-,u N1veLlar.
l17, I VIII sell AT Public Auction AZ tls CalEl
House door In the city OF Memphis hervreeu.E
hours OF 10 A. ". and u H.. on SATURDAY. the q
Of March, ls56- the following described Real 20
tate to VIII Lytngin tLecCunry Of Luude-la-.
% state or tennessee, in that portion OF SAIL
county formerly Included in the county of Tin
ton. in the 18th district, sections -aud p. ana
range o, described and ~louuled-as Llll0ue- The
tract OF land granted 1y The state Of Tennessee
grant Nc. ~. dated 18th OF july l-E- TO- che
heirs Of Robert Turner. and by FEade1c- Trr-
ner, the sole heir OF Robert Turner. elu-lEaI 20
Daniel Cherry, lying ol rhe east side cltaa- ST.
sissippt river. including the uou-l OF Coal
Creek, beginning on the bend or rIs NtssI--
slpFl river, az the coru-ECf John
EEeas, three hundred AID twenty should as
Leu acre tract or entry, q Spanish 1la marked
"J-E, running east win his line passing bis
corner, In an ~ poles, % a hickory marae1 III.
thence north with the west boundary Line ur
VIM. L Byler, and passing MS corner IL Oh
~ poles 10 a stake, thence Wasl 20 poles On q
small cotton wood on the bank or the L--
sippi river, thence down with the rr
said river $40 poles TO the place Of beginning.
excepting seven acres OF SAID tract l-uarl1r--
conveyed by said Cherry 90 samuel Lancaster.
IEHNs or SALON a credit Of months
This =Tn or January, lsoo- A. AL-IlE.
ia U-tds Clerk and Master.
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Sale Of City Property
% -ON-
Saturday March 3, 1886.

I'D Williams Is. Valentine We-neF. Emmt
Nix VIM II. Porter, Daniel NJ -echIer. and
John Ellison g. Valentine Werner. 2 CCll-
man Boyd -. Valentine Werner
DL virtue o. N interl0cUt0ry decree in tla
ID above consolidated causes, made On ttndav
OIJune, 1865, and renewed az the November Term,
1855, Of the Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancery Court oft the CITY OF Memphis I
viii sell at public auction 70 the highest hiddcr,
az the our House door, in the City OF Mem
phis, between the hours OF 10 and u e.. on Sat-
urday, March 3, 1855, the following lots or uar-
GELS 81 ground. attached IN these causes. ro-Wlt-
Two IOts. at corner or Intersection Of the east
SIDE Of COusey street, in the City or Memphis.
shelby county, Tennessee, together. making
one lot, fronting - feet on the north SIDE Cf
Vance street, and running back between PAR
sIleI lines, % feet on COuzey street . a private
sIlsv also, the said alley il the rear OF the
north OF said lots 10 feet wide, and runniuE east
ward nom Caussy street g. feet . lots hereby
intended, being les Nos- land = LE BLock No-
a. as laid down on the plan OF that part 81
Memphis called south Nellphis, tcze-hs- Win
the buIldiugs z improvements thereon.
TERM OF L q credit OF six and twelve
months, In equa payments, purchaser giving
bond Win approved security, 2 len retained
TIL payment Of the purchase mouey.
ianG-tds- ACGUSrON ASTON C.E-L.
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VyUsf Sue.

DY virtue ofa Deed OF Trust, dated March lst,
ID lsol, made q me by j. y. Heukle and A D.
Heukle, / VIII sell for cash, iE front Ofthe Court
House, In the city Of Memphis, on The 9th Of
February, 1856. the following property, viz:
Part or original country lot 5u3, and designated
upon the plan Of John Johnson and il. Mur-
phys subdivision Of said lot 53, as part q lot
No. 2 beginning a. a stake on the north side Of
Poplar street, at the southwest corner OF said
lot No . thence with the north side o. Poplar
street eastward 50 feet, thence uOrtnward at
right angles 1851 feet 70 an alley, thence west
81 feet % the northwest corner OF said lot No. 2,
thence >~outhward 1851 feet % Poplar street, the
beginning sale between 10 and u o'clock. I
VIII convey only as trustee.
ja2-laWsw0s WM A. GOODWIN.
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Chaneery Sale Of CITY Property.

Inc FIanIeFs BANK y ItIILI-
DT virtue ofau fntsrlocut0y decree entered
1901, and renewed az Tie November term. a,
OF the CEancery side OF rhe Common Law and
Chance-y Court o. the CITY OF Memphis. j wlI
sell, 70 the highest bldJsr, &C the Cc1rr House
door in the City Of Memphis on saturday.
March Sd, lss, between 10 D ~, the 1olJW-
ing Real Estate, To wit: Acert4tu lot OF parcel
Tenn, lying on the weat side OF TsuuasS-s
street. fronting on said street CD feet. aud ru1-
ming back between parallel lines 30 feet. 20 the
edge OF The Mississippi river, lbetEe same mors
or less, sudnumbered on the plan or SAID city,
as Lot No. g. In Block MOL
Terms OF SALE-On a credit Ofsixaud twelve
months, IN equal payments; purchaser giving
bonds with approved security.
AUGUSION ALSION Clerk and Master.
5000.
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Chaneery Sale OF City Property
-ON-
Wednesday, 21st daY OF March, 1866.

Tennessee Marine and treInsurEnce Co, e. a.
-. Charles Potter, 81 al.
DX virtue OF an tnt~erlOcutOTy decree entered
ID IN the above mentioned cause. on the
I'd day Of January, 1885. I VII Oner for sale.
10 the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the list
day Of March, Ls68. al the Court HOGS door In
the City Of Memphis, between the hour OF 10
and y O'Clock, n, the following described real
estate, viz
situate in shelby county. In south Memphis,
and In the Butler addition 10 south Memphis,
the nrst parcel being lot no. 3, In Block No. 3
and the second being part Of block No. 3,
bounded A. follows. Beginning a. the north
west corner OF s. ~ foot lot, sold by VIM r
Butler % John ID Armour. a stake on Butler
street running thence with Butler street II
feet more or less. % J. n. Bellows northeast
corner, thence south about Do feet to said Bel
lows southeast corner and a ~ foot alley
thence east with sad alley tOJOhu D. Arm0ur
southwest corner, theme north with Armour's
west line TO the beginning being the same lot
sold by Wm- T. Butler 60 Charles : Smith
Terms Of sale; A credit Of s.. Y. i and =
months. Notes with good s1reLes to Be
given by the purchaser, and a / en- retained a.
additional security.
4. ASTON,
febls IDS Clerk and Master.
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A OF CONNECTICUT I
lsUnfV rs Tor 100

STATE or COSNECTICUT0
County OF Hartford, ST.
Personally appeared before me. HWY Fo--.
LEh q Justice Of the Peace, duIy qualified toad.
minister 9aths, THo&As A. ALEXANDER. Prssi
cent ana LJUUs J. HENnEE. Secretary. ana
made solemn oath that the FOREGOING stqfa11aot
on ne assets ana condition Of the Ltua I1Sur.
ance Company Is true.
January 40. HENRY FOWLER.
teiA0fI Justice OfThe Peara
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LOYALTY.

Those ardent friends Of the negro race
who are likely, by their in~consideraf
demonstrations OF kindness 10 work ON,
their ruin, have been loud IN their prsis.
IS Of The loyalty of this people. and iu
injustice 10 the hosts o floyal whites. bay.
claimed them as the only friends the
Government hadiu the South. II is no,
nay purpose 70 detraCtI from the praise
they give 70 this class Of people, but 10
suggest that their praises would be more
appropriate II given on other grounds. I
have seen this devotion 10 the Federal
Government on the part Of the blacks.
IN every form il has ever taken.
/ have marched in Union columns.
through Southern towns, where none
but black faces gave US smiles Of greet
Ing, where lone but black hands waved
he Eas o. The Union, and shouted words
OF "e-eEuIe. j have marched with coll
umn- through heutucEy-that boasts Of
AtI iCeaiE-"here one but the blacks
ever gave as manifestations Of friend
ship or received rs as deliverers. Ihaye
aeeu them az the head OF pursuing col
uDls, directing them 70 the lines Of
retre4S " warning them Of hidden
enemlrd. ! have seen them. hy
Thousands following the Union ar
mica 40 their MARCHES through the
Eafr STATE 4Jy--ult ana starving vet
pushing onward as az b some eypecfed
land o. promise. I have seen them
shouting for joy al the sight Of YANKEE
troops, and thanking God that their de-
hvefers had come, but their first tbank-
We're for HeedUm-that great boon f5r
which they had been taught 70 pray
They saw, on the Union fags they were
greeted with tears ofjOy, that same word
freedom, and il was for freedom thar
Ley lea our starving prisoners. and
Buuea our advancing armies. LOYALTY
az ~aAmesuiug, unfamiliar word 10
Them. Their DAYS Of boudspe had No.
given them the opportunity ID stpJ,ino
lhe iAeOIg Of government, aud their de-
votion 70 the Union was NOT sdberanco
70 principle, but a willing, faithful sarcicS
10 freedom.
Let Us call things by their right nar,as
No one doubts the great service ms -
has rendered 70 the cause Of the LINTON
and be who would dispute that ~servjcs
has been q dreamer during the YEAR inst
passed. They have done well their uart
They have proved faithful 10 their own
Let no one deny il. To tell of
their devotion 70 freedom, is to relate the
truth Of our history 10 talk Of their 10y
atty is a mockery, is a burlesque upon
hat devotion TO principle that has filled
unmarked graves that dot every acre
u Southern soil.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped to Us en- good boats, on
= in our Warehouse on sale, Il covered BY
our Open Pouces Of Insurance IN the DeSoto,
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance Com
panie4 TAYLOR McEWEN, DUKE CO.
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of City Lois,
Wednesday, March sIst, 1866.


william F. Butler -. william FarTfs, ef al
DY virtue Of an interiOcutOry decree made In
ID the above stated cause on the lst day Of
March, 1851, and renewed February Ith. lG2, and
December 18Th, lsd5, I VIII, on wednesday
March 2lst. 1855, between the hours Of 10 am
and Il m, at the COurt House door IN the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public auction
the blowing described property, 20 wit Ger
tain lots situated lying and beiug in shelby
county, Tennessee and In the Butler division
Of the city OF Memphis. in block No. and
bounded 81 follows beginning at the north
west corner Of a lot owned ~ B. A. Woodard
In March. lsz on Elliott street, running thence
s~outnWardly with W0odwards west line two
hundred AID fOrty-one feet lzf1 10 south street,
sixty lb0l feet % BledsCe alley, thence NORTH
wardl3 with said alley two hundred and forty
one lZ4ll feet 20 Elliott street. thence east with
Elliott street sixty .Gi feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale on a credit OF seven and twelve
months
This February 18th, Ia66 A. ASTON.
fel5tds Clerk and Master.
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots,
Saturday, March Sd, 1856.

John o. Greenlaw and WA. B. G~rsenlau. 1
George r. Fauf0sssn.
D1 virtue Of an mterlocut0rv decree made az
ID the November term. 1sl.Cf Cnsu--r-- .4rr
the Commsn Law and Chaueery Court OF -.-
Cty Of Memphis viii sell 80 Public Auction. I'm
mont OF the CoaEt H~ousecDor. Memphis Tenn .
on saturday the third cav OF Eareu. r
between the hours OF Do and ID OTelUcE m. Ll-
No N, on a plan OF the extension Of The u1r-h-
ern part OF the CRY OF Memphis through tho
lands Of cOmpiainsnts, John D. q Wan. H.
greenlaw AID Others, survey made by 81 a
Kerr In April. is'6, and bound IS 0I1ue=
Fronting =eveuty-fOur feet three Inches. on laa
east SIDE OF sixth street. and running back ~
feet 10 the west side of RaIeigu Road.
TEENS OF
Ja0 IDS A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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Cbaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday, February eOah, 1866.

% C. ain e.. Austin 81. C7szr 81.
Dt virtue ofaz tutsrloCut0v decree nala On
II iE1 tLanceJ side OF lle Common Law ana
Cnancery Cont Of The city Of Memphis ] wf
su az public auction, IN front 81 The -lrr.
H9u-t ao1r on Iue~lay- February Zrb. lHF.
between tue hours % Iu snd ~ oe1-- IL ~
4o-oWlus tract OF Land LrL1z alI
being IN shelby c0uuty. T-uuezsa. and e0.-
AiAlns ABOUT - acres more or lea adjoining
me htnds Of John , Harris on me el- ~
1u4l6s On me SOUTH wm. Persons Ga rr- YES
% " IA or Richard Persons on the E1r.H-
s4sHNs Or SA.E-uue-rELr1 cesl. balance I'm
one and Two yeaE. Interest from Lara of =sIa
ACEtSIC1 ALALDE clerk and master.
L~u.leo-N lu--.- E-.r-.-. II. IL. Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
MEMPHIS. Tenn. August q, Isl

have examined the ingredients and pro-
nouuce them innocent, and tie bread superior.
r c. MALONE, 81. D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-24
LEGAL.
Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.
Saturday, Sd day Of March 1850.

Alex, Mum, Is A h Douglass, A. Dowsu and
R1 virtue or an in-terlocutory decree made fs
- ne s1efr Alse4t w NoVemhsrTsrm I.T
Court or the city or Nlnes-
sell Al Public Auction. at the C0urf SOL. 80
on saturday. the third dav OF Err7E
tween the hours or DO and zo-ci59E
owing RealEstate- t0-wir. Atraerr rle-T
tanning l0lz.acrs In District No. A. ana p.,---g
being part Of tract OF and nongs- IN u
Polk and small tract adjolnuEsa IE ri
On thu north
TEEHs % sALE-saidI lard VII b. sofa O.
credit OF SIX and twelve months.
"a &-tds- A. ASTON. Clerk and Er4=ts-