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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21

APPoWTED.-Capt. y. Koonce, for many
years conductor on the accommodation train
between this city and Cumberland, we are
pleased 70 learn, viii again enter the service Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Tho
Captain has, for the last two or three years,
been engaged in oil operations in the Horse
Neck regions. lie will shortly resume bis con-
ncction with the railroad company, and will
probably take charge Of the interests Of the
road At Bouwood. Asa conductor hewas p0pu-
lar, and in bis new position viii doubtless
make many iriends.-H Wheeling htoYigmcv.
Capt. Koonce formerly resided at Harpcr's
Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
A. r. IT. RANSOM. :. Ed. DUKE
RANSOM * DUKE.


HAWKS COACH FACTORY BUILDING
CHdRLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY
HAyEin in Store and for Sale
Geisers Pat. Threshing Machine,
Scully's Cider and Wine Mill, best in the market
Siuclair's &. o, II. ls and 5 inch Propeers, hay
straw and fodder Cutters-warranted
H.N BAKERS WHEATFAN, Warranted
Raw Hide Roller Hay and Straw Cutters.
GRAIN DRILLS, with and without Guano and
Grass Seed Attachments.
PLOTTS AND PLOW CASTINGS
Fairbanks Patent Platform and Family Scales
Briar Scythes and Briar Hooks.
Ohio Criudstones, with without frames fixtures.
CISTEEN PUMPS, ALL ElSDs,l
Patent WATER ORA TER SJor Wells = Cis'srHs.
Hydraulic Cement,
CHURNS OF ALL KINDS,
COOKING STOVES.
Grain Bags. (besi cotton and liucn,)
Turnip eed.-vLite, fat and red top strap leaf
Wooden Tubing and Chain tor Chain Pumps.
Patent Step Ladders, C. 8, 10 and Is feet.
Cast Iron Dir Scoops
APPLEPARERS.
Scoop and Long Handle Shoyels.
Fork, Of all kinds.
Leather Betting, Trace Chains and Harness.
Raw Bone. Raw Bone Phosphate, Super Phosphate
of Lime, Soluble Pacific Guauo. Patapsco GuanO.
and other celebrated Fertilizers.
JOHNS IMPROVED PBESERNATINEPA PAINT,
for Metal Roofs, Iron Railing, Agricultural Tools.
Aur, I. lSG7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
BOOT g. SHOE-MAKING AT FAIR
RATES IN CHARLESTOWN.

TOSEPH J. MORRAN, respectfully informs
D the citizens Of ChurlestoWn. and surrounding
country, that he still continues 90 manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ana has opened Shop on Lawrence Street, in the
law Office ofthe late Thomas Gfiggs, Esq.
Keeping always on hand good stock Of mater-
ais his old customers and the public generally may
RELY uuon being satisfactorily accommodated by
giving him a call. He promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he solieits the patronage
of those who may be in want Of anything in his line
OF business.
PRICES REDECEDl
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon him. he would ask a continuance Il
the favors or his old friends. and trial Of his work
bv the public generally, no efforts will be spared
upon his part TO please and accommodate.
August %. 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21

A Young lady recently diedin Elgin, Illinois,
and at her funeral, when her relatives and
friends were taxing last look at the loved
face, young man 10 whom she had been en-
caged. aud who had presented her with sn en-
gagemeut ring but a short time before her death
deliberately bent over the corpse, and, IN The
presence Of all tic church, removed tic Tlne
from her finger and walked Of with i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
Awakening Influence of Ratio
Snakes.

family, consisting Of father and thrco
sons, lived in one of our Southwestern States,
and led n very worldly life. A good, and per-
haps, eccentric minister, labored hard and long
for their conversion, but apparently in vain -
They all seemed quite obdurate and unim-
pressed with bis appeals and warnings Ho
gave them up in despair. In this state Of af-
fairs he was greatly surprised on receiving a
call to 80 to the house and offer prayers.for the
son jim, who had been bitten by mttlesnake.
and who expected fatal result Tho good
man attended, and spoke in this wise:
1--WE thank thee for thy manifold blessings
We thank thee for those which, thou sondest
against our wishes We thank thee for rattle
snakes We thank thee that rattesnake has
bit jim We pray thee send another rattle
snake to bite sam. We pray thee send anoth-
er to bite Jack. And 0, we pray thee to
send the biggest kind Of rattlesnake 70 bite tho
old man, for we verify believe that nothing
short Of rattlesnakes will ever do this family
any good"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21

Il Is believed that there are now going about
Radical ernis.ares, CONNECTED with the Loyal
Leagues into which the colored people of this
State have been trapped ard secured, ," who
are busily engaged in fomenting disturbances
in the Sosth, and melting their deluded tools
70 measures calculated - eudanger the public
peace--Aie5andTia Gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21

MAsoyIc.-The Gfty-sixth annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge Of the Free and Accepted
Ancient York Masons Tof the District Of Co
lumbia7 took place on Tuesday evening when
Past Grand Master B. B. French was elected
Grand Master, John Leckie Deputy Grand
Master, and H. Russell Senior Grand Warden.
Nah0nql bIieiigencT, 5h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21

DEcYAsrD.-The sudden death Of Mr Henry
Ball, at Temple Hall 10 Loudoun County, Va,
was a cause Of painful regret % bis numerous
friends aud acquaintance. His health had
been much injured by bis imprisonment for a
long time IN Fort Delaware during the late war,
resulted IN disease of the heart with which ho
died. .-Lee'JaTg Uasiag'o4iGn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
JULIUS C.HOLMES,


TFV p. PENDLET0N has associated with HAYS
MICKEY, late of Pennsylvania. in the sale of
I1NnS and othcruE,L ESTATE. Having taEcnlccnse
for the purpose viii be pleased 10 serve any per
sons in the counties of Clarke Warren, Ioudoun.
Frederick and Jefferson. They having made cx-
teusiye arrangements TO secure purchasers from
PcnnsrIvaria New York and Maryland. ANY per
sons who may wish 10 employ rs will send a des-
cription of their LAND specifying the character OF
improvements. and other matters oppcrimnng TO
its value; also the price, but in al cases wc prefer
seeing the parties in person, at our residence Tour
miles from Berryv,lc, on the Chariestown road
Diract communications to INrvyillc Clarke Coun-
~. Va. T. p. PENDLETON,
Nav o 1SC--tr HAYS MICKEY.
e Winchester Times Charlesrown Free Press,
Lctsbure Washingtoniau please copy, andsend ball
TO advertisers Clarke Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
T. WI s.
SAMUEL H. WOODY,
At Ills SHOP

SAMUEL II. WOODDE,
AT HIS SHOP
on MAIN ST., near tie CARTER HOUSE,
II AS on hand a stock to which the people this
4 community arc invited, and he cels satisfied
that those who examine IL Will be constrained to
purchase lie does not profess 70 be able TO sell or
manufacture nd lower prices than anv one else in
the community; but this he does pledge. that he
will give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage. II experience and strict attention
10 business are calculated 20 commend he feels as
surcd that he has these two requisites for success in
business. Intending TO work none but the most
PERFECT MATERIAL,
AND TO EyrLoY NONE BUT
Competent WOrkmcn.
thoroughly skilled in their business he can promise
Boots and shoes,
for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children. in a
style that cannot bc surpassed. He also o5ligate-
himself 20 make an repairs made necessary by the
rippiug of work sold or made at his establishment
free Of cost.
His REIDEWADE WORK, which win be
sold at the most reasonable figures, has been selcc
ted with the greatest care, and 20 the Ladies who
have so literally patroniZpd him in the past, he j.
able To give a guarantee that nothing will be sold
from his shop that is not strictly what he recon
mcnds il 20 be. He has no desire 10 deceive, but
wishes to make a living 10y straightforward, hon
est manner of dealing.
lie viii keep constantly on hand large and
general stock of the very best quality of SOLEaud
UPPER LEATHER, Calf and Morocco skins, Ii
uings and other Findings, which he viii sell at the
lowest prices for cash. lie respectfully asks call
from the public.
gzi- lie also intends TO keep on hand large and
Beautiful Assortment
OF HATS,
10 which he will call the attention Of gentlemen in
need Of this important article of dress, and il they
will give him call he knows they will be pleased
~ Ills Shop is one door above the Garter
House" and Ladies and Gentlemen will lose moth
ing by walking that far TO see his stock.
7y.a- Highcstp price paid for HIDES in Trade or
the Cash IL necessary.
April %, lSG7-tt. SAML II. WOODY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-11-21
DAVID Il. COCI<RILL,
Architect and Builder,
CUAELESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va

7 'OR th, very liberal patronage extended TO me
E since my release from imprisonment at the
"uli CAPITOL" tender my sincere thanks.
Uariu. had au experience OF years In the tIE-
PENTEE AND HOUSE JDIAINb btNE
Ngyl. and now i'm command OF o corps of compe-
t.nt workmen: and having ON hand supply Of
valuable building material ! am fully prepared to
execute am work entrusted 90 me- speedily, IN the
L.-, manner. and % the entire satisfaction oi All
who ratr0uize me.
Particular attention given 60 the drawing oi plans
and specifications.
Nov. S. I,GG-U DAVID II. COChRlLh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !

OFFICE Oh III DAILY BPEAL
MEMPHIS, July l6, 1867. J
The course of business during the past
week exhibits little, if any, change for
better or worse, aside from the gradual
restoration of confidence, which seems
to strengthen as we advance with favor
able crop prospects toward fall, and in
it, general features the commercial stu
alton is pretty much the same as pre-
viously described, excepting that q re-
action has occurred in the values OF some
articles of merchandise, coupled with no
little excitement in regard to meats,
which seem to be advancing steadily in
northern markets, although the hog crop
Of last year was larger by a million Of
hogs than that Of any previous season.
A combination of spectators is the sup
posed cause of the reaction. Money mat
ters present no features OF a new or in
teresting character, other than have al
ready met with 8 full share Of comment,
and no material change is expected to
occur until the movement OF the cotton
crop begins, or an abundant yield Of the
staple is settled beyond all contingency.
Money will then begin to flow from the
east, where it has been accommodating for
months, and distribute itself through the
west and south. Our bankers continue
10 FEAfElA NGlN AEEhA NhAAEGAAbAa1 az ~
posits and low currency balances, and
seem to be no more than Of late disposed
to consider mercantile paper with any
degree OF favor. Bank rates Of interest
are nominally to u per cent per snnum.
Exchange continues dull, with meagTe
offerings, and rates generally firm, bank
ers drawing at sight on New Orleans at
par, on st. Louis and Cincinnati at to
premium, and on Boston and New
York at to premium.
Gold has ruled steady in New York
during the week at within a small frac-
ton Of139, aud opened this morning at
1885,, with an advance during the morn
ing to I4OI. In this market offerings are
light and there is no local demand, so
that dealers are compelled to observe a
safe margin on New York prices in order
to cover shipments. Buying to-day at
1881 to 139, and holding at New York
rates.
Silver scarce and in demand for ship
ment at 1870 for halves and quarters.
City scrip is weak and dealers are slow
to bid higher than soc, although a few
small amounts were taken at 90 to 64c.
Selling rates are GA TO Csc. Calls are very
few.
Police scrip is dull, and nominally
csc buying and zoe selling.
County scrip is dull at 7Sc buying, and
soc selling.
Stocks ana bonds are dull and nominal,
in consequence of the general scarcity Of
for investment.
Southern money Is quiet and generally
unchanged, dealers buying as quoted
below.
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Trustees Safe,

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 10 me
ID a. Trustee on the 18Th day OF September,
1851. bv John II Page and Gecrzs W Cheek,
and duly recorded IN the kegisier's once oi
shelby county. Tennessee, in book No. 8. pages
SIS aud 579. i viii cder fOT sale. 10 the highesf
bidder. for cash, the following described PROD
erty, lying on wolf river, near the city OF
MemphiE. IN the Shove uaInaI couuty. to-Wif
A tract or parcel u land bounded as follows
willow marked &C r." on the northern bouud-
ary line Of the John Rice grant where said
iEe crosses@he eastern margin Of uYer
thence down said ryer with tts NJ anderings
south n west SIX chains aud sixty u0I links
thence south "a west one fI chain and nfty
f5B Iuks thence south ~ West nye 81 chains
to a take. from which south ~ EAST eight e
links Isl willow marked &C p" thence north
81 east tWenty-fOur go chains and elghty-loul
tSf. links 70 asfake, rom which north o. Wesi
eight ~ links is a sweet gum Thence north
twelve az chains and twenty CD links 70 q
stake standing on a bridge, rom which south
50 west one ~ chain and sky l69 links il an
elm market &C. f." thence - west twenty
one t2Q chains and nfty 90 links 70 the be
SHINING This property is well known a. the
Cotton FaeJ0ry, and contains about twenty
nine 81 acres.
The sale viii take place between elever
O'Clock am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18th
day of August, 1877. in font Of the business
house OF Royster & TfeVeFant. I'm The Ayes
Block, on Second street, between Madison and
Jourt streets Memphis The equity Of re
semptiOn IS waived in the deed CT trust. Tnt
title is therein warranted and believed n b
good. but ] will not DIsd myself PERSONALLY FOL
the title. OoIy selling and conveying as trustee
ED W. MUNFORD. Trustee
MnHI % MNEE lola Haw-H
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Billiard able for Sale.

IXBILLLARDTABLEsFORsAL CHEAP.
. Apply to
d. n EVANS,
myl2E q Monroe street.
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evening, with four feet water In the ca
! nal BY the mark. During the previous
forty-eight hours Il had risen some four
inches sc the head Of the falls, and twelve
inches at Portland, the foot Of the falls.
The weather has bekn clear, though cool
for the season, and IA remarkably
pleasant yesterday.
On the falls last evening there were
twenty-four inches water in the pass
down the Indian chute. aud the river
about stationary. On Friday evening
last 1t was falling at the rate Of One inch
! Ia twenty four hours az the head OF the
falls, bot since then the late rise at Gin
cinnati has made 8 swell Of q few inches
here, but not enough to raise the lower
river. The rise was sufficient 10 bring
out the Gen. Lyle from her rstiraey at
Cincinnati, and she made her appearance
in the mail line Saturday as usual.
The G. 7. Dumont and the Major An
derson were the Cincinnati mailboats
yesterday.
The bar at Rising Sun, q point below
| Cincinnati, continues to give much trou-
| BILE to the boatmen. A sunken barge,
laden with stone, we believe, lies near
the channel, and the WestmOFeland ran
foul Of it Saturday, escaping damage,
though shattering the eide Of the barge
It also shattered or unsettled the nerves
of the pilot, or the whistle Of the West
moreland, as the pilot Of the Major
Anderson says they forgot 10 answer his
signal.
The P. w. strader started to New Or
leans Saturday evening, having two
barges in tow to tighten her over the
bars. She had q good freight engaged,
including one hundred tons Of iron ties
for cotton bales, from the New Albany
rolling mill. She had also 500 barrels Of
potatoes.
The Nick Longworth is to start To
New Orleans sometime during the pres
ent week.
The river at Pittsburg continues at low
tide, with the Monitor light, with two
empty barges being the only departure.
The Cincinnati and Nashville steam
packet company is played out. Whisky
couldn't save 'em. The Emma Floyd
and Havana were 10 be sold in Cincinnati
Saturday.
The ST. Louis Republican OF the 18th,
says:
"A dark and cloudy sky yesterday be-
FtSkened rain, which, If it comes, will be
eemed with pleasure by all. The
. 4 continues to recede, although but
swly. The steamer Ruth, which ar
y lived Saturday morning from New Or
4 cans, had the finest trip that has left
aNew Orleans in many a day amongst
1.-THE passengers were a large number OF
J he oldest and most respected citizens of
he Crescent City, many Of them on a
u ip AIrth for pleasure and health, while,
Q the same time quite q number are
ey wing their homes never 10 return, pre-
'aneing exile in q foreign land to the state
fairs that now exists in the south. -
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COTTON-The cotton market has been
dull for several days past, and the general
feeling with regard TO prices is fully lie
lower than il was 8 week ago. Buyers
make little inquiry and seem to have no
use for any grade out midiling, of which
the stock is now quite low. Sales to-day
were very light, % to 234c for middling,
20 to 2IIc for low middling, 10 to zoe for
good ordinary, and 10 to lSc for ordinary.
The difference in the views of holders
and buyers is from / to &c. Receipts for
the commercial week, 2s8 bSles ship
ments, 544 bales.
Bacon Of all kinds has advanced from
j. 70 pc and is firm. Butter, choice, has
been scarce but is now in better supply /:
common, unsaleable. Bran, none in
market. Cornmeal has advanced soc
during the week and IS active. Corn
closed with a downward tendency.
Coffees and cheese dull. Eggs in light
supply and active. Flour unchanged /;
finer grades firm, bus the lower grades
unsaleable; no new received, and stock
OF old light. Hides in good demand.
Hay abundant in store but noae on leyee
and market dull. Lard qsiet. Lime
dull. Pork quiet and firm. Oats scarce,
with fair local demand. Sugar firm.
Tobacco and whisky dull and nominal.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. llss n. 4 D-John RosservS. Arthur Con-
nell.
Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
DY virtue OF IN fnterlocstory decrse IN this
ID cause, I VIII sell. At public auction. u the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door. in me
city Of Aemphis, Tennessee, on
Friday, August 8, 1867,
The following described property. tO-wit. The
undivided One-third Interest or fne defendant.
Arthur cornell. IN the mill premises and prop
cry operated by WV Erskius 4 Co. and
formerly ~ Council & Kosser, situated ia The
CITY OF Aemphis north Of Grnng's SaEmil.
anu on the west side Of Frozt or Chickasaw
TEEaIsO OF SALON acreduofseveu months.
notes with good security, and lien retained ali
paymeut or purchase moueT-
Equity Of redemption barred.
AABsrON, land
july p lstl. fvu ia
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THE following Deeds are IN my office, len fol
/ L Certificates. before the war
1 Deed from Jose Damacrf y. Barbo 10 Hub.
2 eesd nom James CIark and wife 70 N. B
Beard OF Missouri.
3 deed nom A.. n. Burdine aud wife TO W. Z
Wormel % Shelby county.
4 Alex lowell to Greenviu nOwen OF Shelby
county.
He9ley OF Shelby c'unty.
8 deed nom James HuInes 10 ". n Dunn ei
al OfSheiby county.
! deed from tuukieYt Irigg & Williamson
Irus TO Peter W Piukstou-
s deed from III. WLitemoreand wife 70 Their
esa Carroll, Pennsylvania.
9 deed nom q. ". Lincin 70 JOS E. Douglass,
Mississippi.
10 deed rom John stark 10 Jasper STARK, Ken
lucky.
Il deed from z. B. DsBare to W. y Bruce, Ten
ueSsee-
z deed rom 5 N Norwood and wife to WIN.
B~ridgewateT, Tennessee.
IS deed nom =. p. walker and wife and r r.
whitheid and wife TO W. : Williams,
Hdcei from Brsnkley, Trigg & Williamson to
w. C. Uavis Arkansas.
10 deed hom Jones D. WillbOrn 70 Jane NJ.
B deed iom Louis NJ Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama
Il deed nom MeInphis and Louisville railroad
company to John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed iron p. L.. Beard and Jas Young to Jas.
T Davenport, Arkansas
- deed from John w. Rodgers and wife to
AAaa 4AaAMEAA AAAatl-Ih
Ddeed rom Colbert Moore and wife to Mecagar
ELI. Mississippi.
g deed from Oar. s-anauaus and wife 70 Adj
olson Gran, Mississippi.
p deed from J. F Johnson IND wire to W. W.
Wheatley, Arkansas.
p deed nom w.. q Falkner to II. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
a deed hom 4. r. Ward to Horace L. Howge
and Charles Tiff. Tennessee.
. deed from G. Brinkley and vile TO W. J.
Davis, Tennessee
26 deed from r. Q. Brinkley and wife to Irion,
CarCor & Co.. Arkansas
q deed from Joun tannaFon and wife TO n.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
3 deed from ID. A. Shepherd TO D. T. johnson,
Arkansas.
% deed from Charles MeDsFnOtt to Thomasa and
William 81. Irons, Texas.
30 deed from Emily p. ]. ,srtile to A. ]. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from Q. +. Johnson and wife TO W. II.
MEeally, Arkansas
% deed nom Dan. Park 10 K. f. Glenn, Ken
lucky
Persons Interested may ean and get the same
by pay ing the fees HUME +. HILL.
Commissioned OF Feeds. etc.
IS Madison street.
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rO SoUTHERN ~MERCHANTs.
Tl.nefee,a NnLe-
sArnRnAY. THE I'D - IL Aueus

n N NsrfEE OF q NNAoA AErA executed 10 me on
X 40 lsfh dny OF June, 1855, by Moses Levy
SDd Chrgiopher Zimmerman, and duly reais-
ferad in The Registers Omce OF shelby County,
TenneSse-, FOR The purpose o. paying the debt
therein secured, ! viii on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST,
lsez Al the salesroom OF MeSsrs Rovs-
- Tresevant & Co, no. E6 See
opd street. memphis, Tenn, lAyers' Kioclzl. sen,
fothe highest bidder. forGash, ihe following real
egtsta t5-vit. a certain lot Of ground in the
couptv OF shelby, state Of Tennessee and city
OF Memphis. known and designated upon ihe
plan of nu's F~ubdivhion Of County los No 81
- lot Ne. ~, situated al The southeast corner OF
Robson snG HinAs streets, fronting II f-et
on the south side OF R9seson street ana extend
ing southwark for depth lf3k feet between
lines parallel with Xii street 20 an aiey-o-
gefheT with all ofthe appurtenaucss theleunto
beionging. The title 10 the Above property s
Believed % Be good but i RIl only sell and
convey IS Trustee. Equity Of REDEMPTION
waived. sale Al ~ O'Clock
JOHN r, IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LnrEood & PcytOn. Attorney fvs-fds
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before the Office OF the Chancerv Court Clerk OF
| the City OF Meuzphis, between the h0urs OF 10
am. and I'm proceed, In accordance with the
provisions OF said trust 10 sell at Public Auc-
I ton, 10 the highest bidder. FOR cash, the Lease
| hold interest Of said Dies, in aud 10 a certain
! house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
J uer Of south or Calhoun and Main streets,
/ Dufng . feet on Main and III on Calhoun or
South street, with frame building thereon, and
known as lot No. in block an ". C. Butlers
| subdivision and part OF the same conveyed 70
said Dies on the LIST day Of February, 1850, regis-
/ tered in book 81, page 572 Ihave no doubt as
J TO title. but Iconyey only as trustee.
Tvs lot W. n. BENTON.
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No. Residant Notfce.

In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis Tenn.
No. 1S2-W1liam OrEil et al vs. GraHen Ba'
ker, John OVersOn ~ al
TT appearing rom afidavit Ia his cause thai
L the dalendaut, GTalon Baker, Is a uou-rel-
dent or The State OF Tennessee
1T Is therefore ORDERED, that lie make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or before
lie first Monday In July, 1867, and plead
answer or demur to compliments bill
or the same viii be taken FOR confessed a
10 him and set for hearing e1 parie, and that
copy OF this order be published ones week fol
four Successive weeks IA the Men phis Appeal
A copy-att ST. AU6UsTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
Nv r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T q Waddel, solicitors for complainant
.wan ravufW