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The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

PREsENTATIoN.-Mr.E E. Egginton, the eff
cient superintendent of the glass works, has
been compelled by ill health to resign the posi-
tion. The employees of the company, desirous
of testifying their respect and esteem for him,
on Saturday evening presented him with
beautiful gold-headcd cane The presenta-
zion was made by Mr.. James Morse, in behalf
of the employees, who made very neat ad-
dress, to which Mr.. Egginton responded in
appropriate terms Some songs were sung by
the company and a pleasant time WIS enjoyed.
Mr.. Davis, of Pittsburg, Penn, succeeds
Mr. Egginton as Superintendent He has a
good reputation for the business. = - =
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

STATING AND TINNING.--We call attention to
the advertisement of Messrs Loring & Crosby,
who are ready to attend to all orders for slat-
ing or timing roofs at the shortest notice
They have had good experience in the business
and refer to some of our most prominent citi-
zens, for whom they have performed work. o.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
Horse for sale.

fINHE horse "Pony" or "Comet" formerly owned
4 by Geo H. Babcock, one Of the best family
horses in the State. JAMES HASKELL.
Saccarappa, April 20, 1857. May8 tt
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
THLtO21 & Mcfarland,

IILtO21 te Mcfarland, 81
Desire call the attention to the fact that than
Q
or their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late fire. Parties desiring q l4-s-- 81 70 ~
FIRST RATE SAFE,
At a MODERATE PRICE, will please call Ola
I EMERY u WAREHOUSE,
ssiNy & "a Middle Street, Portland.
Or at 10 Sudbury Street, Boston.
10 Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam Improvement at
tached to Tilton a. McFarand,s Safes, can order of
Emery, WaterhousO Il Co. ~ -'
Jan 15-sNlstw in each mos adv remainder of time.
Grape Zines, Pear Trees,
CasTr0ssts, Roses, dc, dc, a
or all the newest and best varieties warranted
to name,a5 lowest cash prices Those who want
well to order from the Saco Nurseries.
R Catalogues gratis on application.
Address, + =. l.. GOODALE,
apr24sNd3w* 4t.'5 -- Saco, Me-
Southern Pine. '
I HAVE on wharf 20 M of Southern Pine Floor
i Boards, first quality planed, jointed and dry,
ready for use, which will be sold low il applied for
soon . vlr.rs. Il. L. PATTEN,. b
Apl 9--dtf ii 80 293 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

Row.-A fight, between some half dozen of
the Flaherty's, took place in Union street.
Sunday evening, collecting avery large crowd.
Officers Gribbons and Smith arrested one of
the combatants, but be was SOON rescued by his
friends. The officers then arrested another,
and au attempt was made to rescue him. when
they drew their reyolvers and threatened to
shoot the first person that interfered. This
frightened the crowd, and they did not further
molest the officers. -3i.HE3qirt daIHL g5.ifsd
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

On ExHIBrTIoN.-The large lot of beautiful
oil paintings that are to be sold at auction to-
morrow afternoon by E. M. Patten & Co. are
open for exhibition at their rooms on Exchange
street. They will be on exhibition to-day, this
evening and Tomorrow forenoon. nj 6sGa.d5
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

Ar al Queenstown 10th, Sarah Payson, Pavson.
Caibdr;en. A"Seon'
Ar at Antwerp 16 ult, Gliphaiet Gree,ev. Hal,
crow, CalIao; Uncle Joe, Seweli, FlushinS. '"'-
Ar at Bordeaux 10th ult, RO ina, Pears IN, New
Orleans.
Ar at Havre 18th. Vanguard Russell, I'm New Or
leans; eth, Leonidas, Howard and Annie Kimbal,,
Lincoln New Orleans
Cid 17th ult j e Holbrook, Brown. Bordeaux and
United States
Philadelphia.
Ar at Flusing 18th nit, Hosea Rich, Pomroy. New
York Tor Antwerp.
Antwerp, April l6-Ship Uncle Joe stove starboard
bulwarks and lost two anchors and chains by COLI
sion l4th She has been towed back.
- SPOKEN. 4.a E
Feb 10, lat so N, lon 135 L. ship A NJ Lawrence,
from Hong Kong for Yokohama.
No date, lat ~. lon 49, ship Ocean, from Portland
for Cork,
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

LAUSCHEp-Frrm the yard of w & A Curtis on
East Com ercial street, 18th inst first class schr oil
is owned by Sampson 81 Conant. Charles Stanwood,
,fohn Ray, Capt Smith, jwho is TO command her, j
the builders, and others. Messrs Curtis will launch
in few days, schr of about 300 TONS 10 my tor Capt
Randall. lac OF schr Wm II Randall l.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
RECNIOyA Al. =
DHS. CHADWICK s. FOGG
have removed to V
3Oi l-3 CONGRESS STREET.,
BRowN's NEW BLOCK,

over the store OF Messrs. Lowell & Senter.
once Hours-ie to12 A NJ, and 3to p. NJ. lrft
Dk Di ~ ApWicK residence les Cumberland street.
DIR. FoGG's residence Is Hjeh street
w ffee ,Ciinieal consultations will be held on
MondayS, ~ Wednesdays and Fridays, from Ito ?.
Me- ioi INC poor jan2SsNdttSd
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
Flour $500 per Barrell,

IouI pU'OV PtT DdTT6II,
ND all other kinds of Goods in proportion selling
"A in the new City OF Newport, California, only Is
miles from San Francisco and terminus of the Great
racine railroad few choice lots, containing $500
feet each, '-7II ~
GIVEN AWAY FREE!
for few days, to all who will call, and which in
few years may be worth THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS. If you do not want 1t for yourself give Ii TO
your children. l H. p. YOUNG,
Agent of the Newport Land Company, i74i Middle
Street, up stairs. fGgS .-9 may6dSt
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
Moth and Freclxles.

suss Moth and FreckleS. sse,,s .a
The only reliable remed v for these brown dscolr-
attons OH the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PEHRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by DR.. B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist 40 Bond
st Y. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle mar19dHw6msn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTs.-W are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade and the great public generally with the stand
ard and Invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
OF all forms Nervousness. 1t srapdly superccdng
every PREPARATION OF opium-te well-known result Of
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
dicues 1t ailays irritation, restlessness and spass,
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere-
tive organs. % .-rG- .Il. ..i85I .4 ah lffH d
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the iearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases Dodds Ncrvine is the best remc-
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists Price ST.
GEO. 9. GOODWIN q Co.,
augllspiyoUW2 Wholesale Agents. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

Barque Mary 8 Elizabeth, tRr) Chamberlain, Cal

Brig j ID Lincoln, Merrman. Boston.
Sch Kate Carlton, Bowden. Matan2as via Phla-
delphia twhere she put in for repairs having been
disabled in a gale OBJ Abseeom.I s.tg
Sch Cora, ingalls,, Port .JOnsoil. iistr HglAt
Sch Sarah L Harris, Wilson, Bangor
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

For Dredging "a New Channel through
shepnrd's Point shoaI nnd HaIioweII
sheni in the Kenncbec River, ut nnIIo-
well, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may h
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie " Co., III. II. Hay, w. F. Phillips & Co., L. L
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12SNd1y
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
q IS often the reSu
BRO WN'S

B IL ID N T. II i A l. II q q III X
1 HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Fer Brenchitfs, Asthnna, CnfarrI, Con.
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rRoCHEs ARB USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD suouxss
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking and relieving the
throat after an unusual exeron of the vocal organs
The Troches are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by test
OF many years, each year finds them in new locali-
ties in various parts of the world and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRewNs BRONCHIAL TROCuEs"
and do not take any of the WORTHLESS INVITATIONS
that may be offered. SOLD EVERYWHERE
Dec 4-d&w6m sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06

Byt. Brlg.-Ge1era u D A
U. s. Engineer Office, ls
Portland, Me-, May 9th, 1867.
May G. M,W&S 2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOSING OUT
Preparatory to a Change!

INHE people Of Portland and vicia.ty are respect
1uy requested to give their attention to the fol-
lowing facts The subscriber is selling his stock
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
Honey Brook and HeseltO9a
LehSgh, LOrbe79'y and Di-
GnsO7sd Red Ash,

ShamOlxin and ohns, White Ash, Sc, &c.
All OF which are direct from the mnes and war
ranted as Tree from impurities as any in the market
Please call before purchasing especially those who
arai in uan nt of 10 loto
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MARKETS.

A., LOUISVILLE, December 11.-TobaccO
sales As bids, S5@l6 IS, light Tugs to me-
dunn leaf. Flour, ~superfne, IS. Wheat
s. 35CG2 IS. Corn, new in ear, S5c
Oats, 66G67c. Mess Pork new, S23
Lard, l3Gl35c. Shoulders, lie; cleal
sides, l54e. Nothing doing in whisky
new 10 bond, 30GS2o. Hogs, 5l07c.
LOUISVILLE, December ll.-River Tis-
ing, three feet two inches in the canal
Weather wet. Thermometer, 47e.
CINCINNATI, December ll.-FlOur and
Wheat unchanged. New Corn, ia ear.
S5c. Oats Csc. RyeSl SIS. Hogs S6 75G
Z %; gross receipts 5000. New Mes;
Pork So so; old S2l so. Lard l2lc
Green meats lower; shoulders 73e side;
9A9l0c. Hams l2612tc. Apples 50 81
as. Potatoes So 50. Receipts Of hog
for season l57 Gil, against l3l, 488 same
time last season. Weather warm and
rainy.
New ORLEANS, December I1.-Sugsr,
steady and firm good common, lie;
prime to choice, l33@l33c. Molasses,
unchanged good, $4,000; choice, 75e.
Flour, dull superfine, 50 50; choice, SIS
ais 50. Corn, firm st 81 Is. Oats, S5c.
Pork, quoted at S24 50625, aud fraser.
Bacon, shoulders for jOtbing trade, 11G
HE; clear sides, 15i@15Ie. Lard, nc
tierces in market; kegs, lac. Cotton,
declined Orleans, I59I5tc; sales, $500
bales receipts, 2O00 bales; exports, $500
bales. Sterling, 4594s3 York sight,
discount; gold, 81
NEw YORK, December H.-Money
continues steady at 697 for call loans.
Sterling is steady. Gold opened at 35I
and closed at sag. Exports Of specie TO-
day, S6O0,OO0. Government stocks are
quiet and unchanged.
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There may be some among our fair
perusers who would be interested in
knowing that an old merino dress may
be made TO look as good Is new, by first
ripping % pieces the skirt, and Afterwards
washing zach breadth separately, in
warm subs, being careful to rinse only
10 clear warm water or suds. Cold water
after warm water viii shrink any
kind Of WOODEN gOOds. Iron while quite
damp on the wrong side. Afterwards
fold ones double on the right side plac-
lug over IL q clean newspaper, and iron
with a very hot fiat, in this way making
the seam fold in al new double fold
goods.
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE con-
DUCT OF THE APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for white
men; and no political m-iscegenauon.
LOYALTY 10 the Union OF theSTArEs: FrDEL-
IrY TO tue Constitution IN lis true extent and
Obedience TO and maintenance OF
All law, state and National, cOnsututionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE 70 Tyranny, Usurpaton and Op-
erosion. Of one man or many and 70 all en-.
crascbmsnts upon the rights o. hresmen or o.
States, or upon the just and Constitutions
prerogatives OF any Department Of the stats
or National Governments
No EsrABLIsHMENTs Of Military deSpotsms
no e~nthroning OF msrtial law, no suspension
ofthe wit Of Hsbeas Corpus, no Staying or cit
iEeus by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts. no Je1Tss ds-eacheL in time OF
peace.
SrRIcr sUBoRDISATIoN OF the Military to the
Civil Power.
N srANDrxs ARMIES Of States in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION Of d-isfranchised citizens 70 an
rights and privileges OF which they have0een
disseizsd no prosecutions or Disqualification
for political opinions; for the PAST Oblivion
or offences: for the PEEsEsT and FUTUKE
UNION. PEACE A ana ORDER-
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to all neemen ofths
African race, orau the CIVIL rights ofnreemen
No REGULATION, by State or Nation, ofany
honest and lawful debt
No REVIVAL OF old party differences; but g
Union or all Conservative men, OF al former
parties, who reverethe Constitution. 70 restOri
the old landmarks OF the Government.
No LDGIsLATIoN 10 plunder one portion o.
the country for the proht OF another portion.
WHATEVER is JUST; whatever is RIGHT.
whatever is OF GooD REPUTE, and worthy o.
the descendants Of English heemen-
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out the difference. Nay, the plea put
forward by the Tribune involves even
more than this diabOlical doctrine. 1t
saBctides the principle, If Radical prae-
tice could sanctfy anything and not alb
solutely damn every thing that il con-
nected with it, that wherever q party
has the power, 1t may d~isfranchise
all who oppose it, If that be
necessary TO secure its lease upon
power and its perpetual existence.
The Conservatives may wen quote
the Radical practice, adopted wherever
IL has been necessary to their success,
aud hereafter disfranchise every Radical
Ia the United States, on the ground that
they have pursued a similar policy.
They may as lawfully do this in New
York as in Tennessee. Why not? The
Radicals may be termed "rebels," in
that they have prevented the restoration
OF the Union, the return Of prosperity
and the enforcement Of the Constitution.
Even upon this plea, It is easy enough TO
stizmatize and place any set Of men
under the ban. Very many thinking
men believe, and have history and facts
to sustsn them, that they have been the
worst snd most formidable foes the
Union ever had. They have scrupled at
nothing to attain their ends. But even
this plea is not necessary to justify their
nrosoripton. Mr.. GREELEY has fur
nished a plea, that he at least cannot
DENY, when he cOnfesses, that one OF the
rassops for the reconstruction acts Of
Congress is that the newly e~nfranchised
slaves will generally vote with the
party that has freed and e~nfrsnchised
them" The opposite reason holds,
though not expressly stated, with regard
to the disfranchised whites. The eason
for their Acknowledgement is that they
would generally vete against the party
that disfranehised them. II the Radical
party hold to a doctrine, so destructive Of
Republican government and individual
rights, why may not any other party
that nay have the same power, bring
the same unscrupuleus rule TO bear upon
the Radicals themselves? There ear be
40 reason for retaining from such 8
course, except alone good conscience, a
regard for the sanctity of the COnstitu-
ton, respect for the integrity Of Rspub-
licsn government, and that msgns-
nimity TO an enemy which the Radicals
have v exhibited towards their OPP
ponents.
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re- o0RRESPONDENrs.

No notice can be sken OF anonymous Com
municarons. Whatever is intended fer in
ssrtcn in the APPEAL, must be authenti
Gated by the name and address OF tbs
writer, as s guarantees OF his good sith and
responsibility.
Bushes letters should be addressed 20 TIL
APPEAL" Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, ana viii
ali other matters connected with the edito'
raj department, should be addressed: EDI'
ross q APPEAL, MemPhiE
We cannot, ssa rule, undertake 70 return srt'
cles not found suitable for publication.
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Restdent Moffce.

In the ChAncery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and MaryG. Murdoch, who sue
ny their next friend, VIM. Armour, vs. Ma
than Adams. George jenkins and ThOs. Mur-
dOch.
IT appearing from af1davit IN this cause that
Il the Defendants, George Jenkins and Thomas
Murdoch are non-residents Of tine STATE OF Ten.
nCssee;
II is therefore ordered that they make theiI
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the hrsi
Monday in February, lS0s, and plead, answer
or demur 70 cOmplsinaut's bill. or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and sci
fer hearing eX paTte, and that 3 copy OF Lhii
order be publshed once a week ior IOur sue
cessiye weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUSUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
e.. " Winchester, and Heisken & Scott, 80.
IlcitOrs for compliments. decl2 IaW4w
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FEEEDoM OF THE PRESS.

The arrest OF Col GALLAwAY and Maj
RHEA, proprietOrs and editors Of the AU-
blanche, by the tat OF Judge HUNTER
Is we are informed, on the pretext Of s
contempt Of court, the " contempt" be-
ing the publication Of al article reflect
ing upon HUNTER for allowing IS bail q
g vagrant, proves HUNTER to be an
unfit person for the position which he
holds, if there were no other evidence Ct
that fsct. The evidences Of contempt OF
court are d~isrespect to the court st its
sessions, or contempt and disobedience
OF its mandates. The article in the Ava
laucke, supposed to be the ground Of the
srrezt, no under neither Of these pro-
visions. The authority Of the Judge is
not iuterfered with, nor his mandates
defed. The comments upon his course
are legitimate criticism. upon s public
f~upctionsry, and may indeed destroy bis
moral weight, and bring him into I" con
tempt" As an individual, but do no.
weaken the power or authority Of
his edicts as q civil magistrate. The
Judge will find, before be gets through
with this matter, that there are some de-
partments Of the Government that have
as high and i~mpregnable 3 position in
the Constitution IS the Judiciary. He
may learn, from this experiment, to re-
spect the freedom Of an independent
press.
The gist Of the AUHlaHche'S charge
against Judge HUNTER, which appeared
in its local column, in the report Of a
case wherein the Judge is alleged to have
taken insufficient bail, is that the Judge
i a psrtizan aud allows his feelings, as
such, to control him on the bench. An
acion Of libel was open to him as to any
other individual; but this would throw
the case into another court. A more
summary method was to arrest the par
ties and try them before HUNTER him
self. II Judges are permitted thus to re-
sent private griefs and strike down the
Independence Of the Press, We have in
deed come TO the end Of Constitutional
Government.
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FROM RICHmOND.
Volunteer " bureau Omeers 90 be Re.
Eatned-COnssntiOn Matters

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Her
aids special says volunteer officers of the
Bureau in Virginia, who are ordered 70
be mustered Out on January lst, will be
retained in the Bureau service as civil
ians until that institution is dispensed
with.
In the Convention the following pre-
amble and resolution vas tabled, on the
subject of the oath L be required Of mem.
bens:
WHEREAS, During the anvRs for
seats in this Convention, it was clearly
understood that the test oath, known as
the IS iron-slsd," would not be enforced
OF required of candidates elect; therefore
be IL
Resolved, That the Convention will
not and does not require the aforesaid
oath as q qualification Of its members 20
seats on the floor.
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CONGRESSIONAL

NEW YORK, December ia Times
special says no action has yet been had
by the Senate Financial COMMITTEES on
the House anti Contraction bill, though
it has been talked Over by the members.
Notwithstanding the sTong pressure for
its passage, IL is by no meal certain that
the Committee will report 10 favor Of it.
Last year the COMMITTEES was unanimous
against q similar measure.
Judge Orth, Of Indiana, submitted the
following proposition to the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs:
First, This Government does not and
viii not recognize the doctrine Of nsturs.
allegiance. Second, That a person o.
foreign birth, naturalized according tc
our laws, acquires all the rights snd
privileges Of q native-bOrn citizen, except
such As are constitutionally denied him,
And that the United States owes the for.
eign the same protection as the native.
born citizen.
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pripoipal Deuot for the Southern states for FIFLEYs cHURN DAsEBE
a the popular Ch1ns Hall of BASTLAND, LLOYD & GILBERT, Nc
3i Main street, Memphis. Tenn, and for sale BY agents everywhere,
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Night Dispatches.
fvrsrrRr AsaocrArrp rnkss REroRrsI :
FROM NEW
R-ustueas Of the Black and Tan Recon-
sIruction Convention.


NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
Convention to-day adopted Blackburn
resolution for the issue of State bonds e
the amount OF three to five hundred
Thousand dollars, ~ may be required
The COMMITTEES appointed Is consult with
tbs h~nancieFs. reported that these bonds
could be negotiated at sixty-hve cents or
the dollar. 1t was stated In debate thai
Northern capitalists stood ready to TAXI
them as soon a. issued. The resolution
though strongly opposed, was finally
adopted by q vote Of IS 10 "a.
A resolution was offered by the negro
Cromwell that the State Of Louisiana
shall never assume or pay any debt con
tracted in aid Of the rebellion, or CLAIM
from the United States, or make AM
compensation whatever for slaves emsn
cipsted or liberated any way whatever
Laid yer under the rules.
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DH virtue OF a Trust Deed executed TO me OF
ID the "a day OF August, 1857, by samuel r
Rose, and duly registered, etc, for the purposs
or paying the debt therein secured, 1 VIII. on
Monday, the 18th Bag OF JANUARY, 1865,
in front OF the Law Court Room, in the city o.
Memphis, Tennessee, sell TO she highest bidder
Tor casn tbs following property, to-Wit Al
uel P. kose In the estate OF Dr.. Hugh r. Rose
deceased, comprising land. ia Upton comfy.
Tennessee, and notes In the bands Of r h
deceased also, the Interests Of the SAID sam.
uel P. Rose (which Is undtvidedl in a csstain
house and lOt on Robin-On street, in the civ OF
Memphis, Tennessee, being the same house aud
lot upon which the mother OF the said Samuel
=. Rose now resides, together with All Of the
RppuFtenances thereuntO belonging. I will
convey such title only as Is vested IL me a.
Trustee.
sale between 70 and ( O'Clock pm.
deoi2 IDS 5. I, PEYrON, Trustee.
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Nnn.Reafdnnt Nnticn

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary Murdoch, who sue BY
their next friend, VIM. Armour, Va Edward
II. Lshmsn and Others.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause that
i the defendants, George jenkins, Thomas
Murdoch and Edward II. Lehman are nou-lesi.
dents OF the state OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered that they make thsiH
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on tb0 hrsi
Monday IN February, lS8S, and plead, answer
or demur 20 cOmplafnanI's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed a. to them auu SET
for hearing e1parte, AID that q copy OF this or
der be published once = week for IOur SUCCESS
two weeks in the Memphis appeal
A copy. AtCesti
AU3USTOS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George ". Winchester. aud hsiskel a Scott,
Solicitors for ConpialnanIs. decl1 IawaW