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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-05-03
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
Notice

THE following Deeds are in my once. len for
4 Certificates, before the war
I Reed from Jose D2macu !. Barbo 70 Hub
Bsaru Of Missouri.
9 deed from A n Burdine and vile 70 W
NOrmeu Of Shelby county.
4 ALeL 70 Sreenviu nOEeH Of Shelby
5 deed from Robert v. Richardson n Isaac
Hssley Of Shelby county.
5 deed nom James Hum@ to W. n. Dunn et
al. OF shelby county.
2 deed from EunkIsy, Trigg z Williamson.
TruE 10 Peter " Pinkstan.
deed from = W~hltemore and wife 70 Their
&aCarrolt fenHsylvan-a-
. deed nom z. W-Linein 70 Jos L Douglass.
10 deed from John STARK 20 Jasper stark. Kan
lucky.
II deed nom b B. Declare 90 ". ). Bruce. Ten
nessse.
Z deed nom $ N Norwood and wife to VIM.
Brtdgswater. Tennessee.
d deed rom = P. walker ana wife and
nRltneld and wife to W. 5. Williams,
Hdeed from Brinkley, Tugg & williamson to
VIC DAVIS Arkansas.
10 deed from Jones D. WIlbOu to Jane n.
Is deed from Louis NJ Gehu and wife 20 Maria
Banks, Alabama
Il deed from MemphIs and Louisville railroad
company 70 John Wright Arkansas.
Is deed nom T. L. Beard and jas Young to Jas.
7 Davenport, Arkansas
- deed from john ". Rodgers and wife 70
aarDerts q Maxwell, Arkansas
3D. Mississippi
q deed from Dan safsnau and wife 10 Ad-
dtsnn Gran, Mississippi.
deed from j. r. johnson and wire tn " "
WEeatiey, Arkansas
SdzsdEom NC Fsikner % II. BIS. williams,
Tennessee.
Adeea igom L. Ward TO Horace L. HowRs
aEt Charles TIT, tennessee.
. deed rom &c. Erinkley aud wife to W. j.
Davis, Tennessee.
n deed from RI BrinkIey and wife 70 Iion,
CarCOr q Co.. Arkansas.
2 deed from John JannayOm and wife % N.
A Kerr. Arkansas.
y deed from d. A Shepherd to d. T.. ohuson
Arkansas.
= deed from Charles McDermott 10 Thomas ana
William n. Irons Texas.
- deed from Emily ri LartIle 10 Al Scott,
Texas.
Whealy, arkansas
81 deed from Dan. Park to P E. Glenn. Ken
lucky
Persons Interested may call and get the same
y pay ing the fees HUME r. HILL
Commissioners OF Deeds. etc.
10 Ma1F4rn arraar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25

There is great scarcity Of water AZ
Chattanooga. The wells are all going
dry, and in case of fire there would be no
water with which to supply the engines.
So says the American Union of the 22d
inst. ID
-Business is veryduIl in ChattsnOoga.
and the weather, as here, hot and dry.
and the roads Rwfully dusty.
The water works AT Chattanooga have
been ordered to be sold by the chancerv
court, which adjourned on THURSDAY.
after a session Of only four days.
Capt. AIexander's company, of.the
Brownlow militia, was mustered out of
service at Nashville Wednesday. SOS
The papers pretty generally mention
refreshing rains during the last few DAYS
in the eastern and middle portions Of the
state, aud say the corn crop was never
better. Many farmers have already
pulled their fodder, and hay and north
ern grain viii be a drug IA the market
in this state during the Coming winter J.
we have made plenty Of grain and for.
age for home consumption, and fodder Is
superior for Our stock TO the best eastern
hay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
A New Flrearm

A very extraordinary hrearm Is being
exhibited in England. 1t will, say the
admirers OF the system, entirely super-
sede Colts RevOlvers, SpenceF's seven
shooters, the needle-rihe, the Enfield or
any other old or new inventions. The
prineipleo of 1t is, that in place Of having
the chamber OF the revolver attached to
the pistol or rifle, the arm IS, as il
were, a skeleton pistol, having barrel.
stock aud hammer. The CARTRIDGES
are inserted IN a separate horizon
tai elongated steel receptacle. When
it is desired tolOad the pistol, this thin.
elongated box containing the CARTRIDGES
In separate cells, is inserted in the emntv
space left for it between the barrel and
stock, and then, as fast a. the finger can
draw the trigger Il passes through of
itself, until all the cartridges are fred.
Another can then be inserted, and the
firing continued atslmost any rapiditv.
and for as long a period as there are re-
ceptacles Of cartridges. A rife could in
this manner fire sixty shots a minute.
A child could be ~reloading the empty
cartridge cells with perfect safety. The
principle is also applicable to biz runs
The inventor b Mr. James Gale. me
blind man who invented The system of
making powder h~on-exploAive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
. Nnticn

No. 10 @Malinda Z. Harrison ct al. vs.. James
ID. Blackburn et ais.
IT appearing nom affidavit in this cause
L thar The Defendants, Harriet L.--.hurm-
eriy Harriet j. Harrison, and her husband.
whose names are unknown, are uou-resideurs
Of Tie state OF Tennessee
It Is therefore ordered That they make their
appear ance herein, at the Courthouse in ths
city or Memphis, Tenn, on or before ne hrst
Ond in September, 1851, and plead, answer
or Genaur to eomDlainants original and
amended OH, or the same viii he taken
for confessed Us to them, and set for
hearing eX parte, and thaJ a copy Of this order
be Published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By & :, HACK, Deputy Llerk and Master.
Ray a " eicht soils. Tor complainant.
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N0n-Residenf Notice.

In the Chsneery Court o Msmphis, Tenn
No. Fl-Ihe Gayoso savings Institution 20 al.
VS. VIM. q. Ford.
an appearing from affidavit in this cause that
L the defendant, VIM. O.. Ford, is a non-ref-
deub Of the state Of tennessee.
I'll is therefore ordered. Tha ne make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House in tie
city OF memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in September, 1857, and plead. answer
or Compartments bill. or tbesame viii
De taken for confessed as 70 him, and set for
nearing er parter and that acOpy OF this order
be published once q week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest
AUGUSFON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
by -. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
Estes q Jackson, SOILS for Compartments
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25

The market was fairly active to-day.
and prices are unchanged in almost ali
things except corn, which is higher,
owing 70 the light stock on hand, but
the demand is 40 better. White Is held
ut 81 20 to 81 25 in store and on Ievee /:
yellow, 81 ~ to 81 Is. Meal is in large
supply and has declined to IS 25 on levee
and S. 50 from store. Oats are not so
stiff 200 sacks were taken on landing
at Csc. Hay is dull at SIS to S2S for new
timothy and $40 for prairie. Bran is
held st SIS 10 $50 in store; none on land
ing. Potatoes continue scarce at "a to
81 30. Onions, scarce 81 to 81 50. Meats
are down and stock very good. An
pies are in light supply and held
at 50 to 81, as to condition. Choice
butter, % to Use; common, Is to zoe.
Chickens, are scarce young, 81 to
81 50; old, So to 81. Coffee, rio, d to
274c. Eggs scarce at % to 2Sc. Flour.
dull. fire, S. SO TO 81; X, 50 to SO; Xxx,
$40 50 to Sll Xxx, So 80 to Sl3; fancy
brands, Sl3 50 to S14. Lardin tierces, l23
to lSc; kegs, II toI44e. Mess pork, SIS SO
to S26; mess beef, SIG so; clear sides. II.
to lie shoulders, 1871 to lac : eanyassed
hams, IS TO zoe sugar cured, q 10 pc.
Salt. . p per Dbl. Sugar, II to zoe for
crushed and clarified ; IA to lie for
brown, Western Reserve cheese, IA to
lbci factory, is to Ice. Whisky. COM
mon, 81 IS 10 81.
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IL. MOhIAAOhE ND.
ofnce-Room No, q WOrsham House,
jel5 d2taFaWtnzm memphis, Tenn.
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LEGAL.
trust Sale Of Real Estate.


DI virtue Of a certain Deed Of TruSt 10 me
ID executed BY Szllie Baxter, on the i9th DAY
Of April, Is57, recorded IN Book No. Oh. part i.
pages Sl3, ( and S IA Registers ohceJ for
the purpose OF securing Selden, Williams 4 Co.
~ me payment OF a certain promlssory note
therein mentioned, ! viii offer Tor sale. on
monday the lZth day OF August next, between
ne usual hours Of legal sales, al pubne vandue.
. ne highest bidder, az the Courthouse door.
= ne cry or emph The following described
estate, situate In the county or shelby,
% 4ennsssee, and more particularly de-
iotloWa, to-wit: Lots Nos aud q
- flDNEhion Of lots No. y aud ~, bOunded
norm W Walker avenue on the east
~ 10 Nos J. 2.3 aBd4 on the south by ths
ne 81 iot - and TO- /; and on the west
80 said property viii be sold 20 sat-
IL - LlLs undersigned believes the title
g-i1 cr--.e ~ oy him VIII ue good, still he
81 and convey such tffIe a. vests IN
hln as Trustee, - Aforesaid
&C. SELDEN, Trustae.
.o5ca--oL p~ahnsr % consent OF al parties
auZi "a q O. arr 49,
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A~ffHrbJuenf Nlfit

George G. Everton vs.. Mrs. E. L. Grffee-Ba-
fore Nm- 5. Walton, J. P shelby county,
Tenn.
A FFiDANIIS for attachment having been
a made in this case IN pursuance Of section
500 OF the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
9lncer levied, etc on tne property OF the
defendan Mr.. T. l. GEdss.
IL Is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear az my ONCE, No. 10 Madison street. in
IN the city OF Memphis, shelby equity Tenn.
on or before edneSdIe, September 4
ls5, and defend this suit. or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte and that a copy OF this order BE- pub
llshec once a week Tor four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
VS. WALTON, J.. P.
anATawAm
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Non-Resident N0tice-

Circuit Court Of Haywood County.
Austin Mann vs.. r Y. LOugley II EL-DebL
IT appearing nom affidavit herein died tbat
II defendants, R. Y. Longley and John ID
ware are nOn.residents Of the state Of Tennes-
see II is ordered that publication BE- made
once a week FOR four successive weeks in The
Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published n
theCty or memphis, Tennessee, requiring The
said r. I. LOngley and Joan y, Ware 10 maks
Their personal appearances within fhs inst three
days or the septembsf term Of the Circuit
0ourt Or County, TO set in Browns
Wills the Durth Monday in September. EgT.
and there to plead, answer OF denurr -
PLAINTIFF declaration herein, or Judgment
viii be taEen BY default as TO shem.
in RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
n. B. Folk. Attorney.
BrQWusvfIlA August l. IagT- ana Tawsm
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NHeTif'S Sale.

DY virtue OF an eNscutiGn directed to me
ID rom the Law Court OF Memphis, Temnes-
see. for Sl38 % and sJ 50 cost Of saff, in favor
Of HOhn A. Sims and against Marcus Twilight,
l will sell, in 'front.' or the Courthouse door. in
the city or Memphis, Tennessee, on SATUR-
DAY. the It'll day or September. 1855, within
the legal hOurs Of sale, a certain tract Of tann
situate in the city Of Memphis, county Of
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, tO-Wit Beginning on the west side
of Ruth street at a stake the northeast corner
Of lot No. Is running thence
with the west side Of Ruth street 50 feet to a
stake southeast corner OF lot No. - thence
westWardly with the south line OF said lot No.
10 1923 feet TO stake the southwest corner Of
said lot No-l3 and the east side OF an alley.
thence sOuthwardly with the east side OF said
alley 50 feet 70 q stake in the northwest corner
Of said lot No. Is thence eastwardIy lf21S feet
70 the beginning being lot No Il and the $ me
lot conveyed to W. T. Laue by Amelia Talbot.
and by W. T. Lane 20 Marcus J. Wright. levied
on as the property Or said Marcus ]. Wright
and old 70 satisfy the foregoing execution.
P. N. WINTERS, Sheriff
J. ID = aul5 1t
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Motice.

Circuit Court OF Haywood County.
Austin Mann vs.. n. A. LOnEIey, ct aI.-Debt.
VTappearing from the affdavit herein dIeI
i that defendants, John ID. Ware and r L..
Lougleyi are uOn-resideuts OF the STATE Of Ten
nessee. lt = ordered that publication be made
once a week for four successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal, a Newspaper published In
Memphis, requesting the said defendants John
y. are and T. u. LOngley, 70 MAKE their per
sOnal appearance within the first three dayg Of
the September Term Of the CircuiL Court Tor
LAY wood County, TO set in brOwusylle the
Monday in september, 1861, then and
there TO plead, answer, or demurr to plaiutlus
declaration herein or Judgment viii be taken
by delault As to Them.
J. N. RUTLEDGE, CLERK.
H.B. Folk, Attorney.
This Gth August, Is6I. ans AWAY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
LIMrrEn -pARrNERsHrp

The undersigned have formed a limited part
nership, 10 July I. 1857, and continue
until May |, ls5s, under the nrm name Of BES-
CHEh 4 WEBB h general partners are r.
BEsCHER. OF Memphis, Tenn, THO b. WEBB,
OF Memphis, Tenn, the special partner is c. H.
$. SCHUETZ, OF Cincinnati Ohio. General IA
ture OF business, b1ying and selling Hardware
and Agricultural Implements.
Z, Bescher Contributes . .-...---.s 81, 463 IL
hos. 3. Webb " ---. In.6S7 rs.
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Trust SnLe.

NOTICE Is hereby given that In accordance
with the provisions and direeti0ns Of a deed
in trust executed and delivered 70 me On The
I'm day OF July, 1885, by Richard b HaWIey
(which deed Is Of record In The Recorders ohIca
or Crittenden county, ArkansaS0 and for the
paymen OF the notes therein described, I Will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
Saturday, 1iIh Day Of September, 1865,
AHacb0,eot G,,if

J. T. TyreIl vs.. BENJAMIN Howeli-Before James
Hail. J p, shelby county, Tennessee.
A EFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A made in this esse in pursuance Of section
800 Of the Code Of Tennessee. and attainment
having been issued and retained by the prgrer
Ohicef levied, etc. on the property OF de-
feudaut, Benjamin Howell
&c is ordered that said defendant apuear
~ my ONCE, No $50 Second street. Memphis.
IsHnessee, on Monday the SUI day NJ sep em-
Der. 1901, at TO O'Clock Am, and defend this
suit, or the same VIII be heard ex parre and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week for tOur successive week. In the Memphis
Daily Appeal JAMF5 HALL p
Logvoot &Peyt0n, Attorneys Cor PIaintlG
August 9. Irf-. aug &c.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25

Monroe Marshali IS ]. Van B~eiver-Before ".
walton J. p shelby county, Tenn
FFiBAVfT for attachment bsyF-. -,
"a made in this ease IN pursuance ~ soefIoI
543 Of the Code OF Tennessee. and atfscEISDf
having been Issued and returned By the pTOuer
omcef levied, etc" on III proD=rfv ~ -
feudants, J.. Van Solver;
It Is therefore ordered. That said d-sfsndant
appear AZ my once, NO. ~ Madison street, ia
the ely % Memphis, Shelby county. Tenn o9
or before Monday, August I, ls67, and Defend
this suit. 0rthe same win be taken for confessef
and set for hearing ex parte and that a COW
OF this order be published once a week f9r fonr
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
VS. WALfOS,L P.
IA Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby county, Tennss-
see, At Memphis.
Fannie K Thompson, Laura r. Hsily. d. b.
minor.
this cause It appearing from the petition
4 herein nled, Only sworn %, that the defend
ant Is a non resident o. the Stale Of Tennessee
It's ordered that publication, according to
iaW, De made in the Memphis Appeal. citing
The said James 2 Ford 70 appear in the Circuit
to be held for Shelby county, at Mem
phis, on the 81 Monday in September next.
and plead, answer or demur TO cOmplaiuants'
bill, hled for sale OF real estate for partition, or
the allegations therein viii be taken for con-
fassed. and the cause set for hearing ex parte-
Done at Office July 81, 1867.
NJ IL. Il. STEWART, Clerk, Etc.
Clapp, Vance a Anderson, and d. B. T0mn-
Eina ttornevs for PeationeTA ang IaW4M
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AgE.

MO material which has ever been discovered
N has effected greater benefits In the house
hold economy than
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOrer d Baker Machine
Is Rasf.

l. It IS mere simple, durable, and less liable
TO arrangement JHln otheIs.
2 To sews from ordinary spCOls, ana nc re-
winding Of thread is uecgS-Iry.
g. To SgW- with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread. SIX, cotton or linen.
s. Its seam IS so strong and elastic that ID
never breaks, even On the hI1s-
3. Is lssteus both tsds or the seam by its own
operation.
t. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains -rE, ana neither runs on ravelsiu wear.
q us 7eam Il more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpueSs and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
s. It's seam can Dee removed in altering gar
afJer proper Instruction, without pick
ing or cutting Them.
3 Watching and vaTgiLE the tensions upon
the threads uecesslrv in other machines IS mn
Necessary IN this. The tension hefugonce ad-
Iust-t on The Grover and Baker Machine. any
sewing may be dous without change.
10 IT makes beEuilGul embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads % Sulrab-e sizes and cOl0rS for this
purpose. 4tts-l only machine that both en-
broideu and -sygs p.rlecuy.
Sc send for CLr.lIrT.
GROVER a BAKER'S s. 4. Co.
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The sultan's visit to Lady Palmerston
was paid at his own special desire, and
was the only private visit he paid in
England The Sultan said that Lord
Palmerston was the E~nglishman that he
had most desired 70 see, and that az he
had been removed by memorable fate, It
was bis the sultan's) wish to pay homage
70 his name by visiting her ladyship,
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EXCHANGES.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for / 10. ster ing.
Switzerland &
Balgium, 3 IS francs
for 81 OU.
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-4tncbgne0t Matte

Before John q. Creighton, J. P.
John CASTOR vs.. Augustus OrtelL.
FEiAE defendant in the above entitled cause
i VII take notice that a n attachment has
been sued out against rim upon the grounds
that heis au0n-restdsnt or the stale of Tenues-
see and the Case set for hearing at my office In
The city OF Memphis, On the l0th day Of Septem-
Der, 1857, when and where he esn appear and
defend said suit or the same will he protested
with ex partsi and that q copyof this order De
published once q week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal. -
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, IF.
Memphis, August 10. 1851. auto Iaw4w
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WOnday. Gin DaT OrSFntpmber 1S6-

At the Sa'esrOom OF Messrs. Roystsr. Trez-
evart a Co No 20 second street. Mem
phis, Tennessee, (Ayres' Block. sell 70 he
highest bidder, for cash. the following real e.
tate, 70 vii A certain lot OF grOund in
the county OF shelby and State Of Tonnes
see known anu designated ON tho plan
Of Hih's subdivision o. their lands in the
District OF Sheiby- county, as Lot No.
10 rOntlng on Inc East side OF Walnut street
l02 feet, and extending back between parallel
lines nom the front 80 fFet 70 an alley next
East OF walnut street ll02 feet by $50 iestL. to-
geIher win Al OF the appurtenances thereuntO
belonging The Title To said properly Is be-
neyed u be good, but 1 will sell and convey
only as trustee. Eqn1ty OF redemption waived
sale between u and o'clock.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
IDgWOod Il pavtou Artoruavr ,-arr
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Chaneery Court of Memphis.

No-AeT n E-D@Iohn z Goodwin u. FrankIin
n~snTanceand Banking Company 81 ais
NOTICE i hereby gwen 70 al parties inter
~ esied. that the undersigned has besu APP
polnIed Receiver Of the franklin Insurance
ana BANKING Company and rankin Insurance
N TIE above stated cause. IA said
gouf- DeotOrs % SAID Companies are notified
" eail Al room No. Bethel Building. corner
or Court and Main streets. Memuhls Tenn
and settle their indsbtaIness-
Tx -PRTTCHARD,
NWAH fTuHE|LaWaW 49,
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Bill for the sale OF Real Estate in hi County
Court OF shelby county, Tenn.
John Hauum, Admir- OF the estate OF H. A.
Slate, deceased, ct al vs. Susan Wtnberry.
IN this cause IL appearing from afida7it on
Il Gle that Susan Wlnberry IS nuu-rs sident Of
the State OF Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered, That she do enter her
appearance herein and plead, answer or de-
10 complainants bill on or before The drst
Monday IN October, 1867, or the same viii be
FOR confessed, and set for hearing ex
order be published once "a week for four sue-
eessive Wseks in the Memphis Appeal. news
published N the city Of Memphis. -
Attest E JQHSLOAGuE. Clerk.
Hal1um q Washington, solicitors for coma
~plaiuants. ar "
August r5 1851. auI6 laR4ws
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

creditors Of the estate Oss q usfo,s
Aars hereby notihsd thas Z haEa sa~-as-ad
the insolvency q said estate to the CLERK of M
creditor OF sad estate are notinA III ne
their clEimss, duiy authenticated, within 1T
months from date hereof OF thisu notice VIII bs
diedin Jar Of the anne. y
VAL sANFORD. Administered,
Anr uH7 aDl9tf
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@A WIZ -
Commercial Banklf
Farmers Blk of \. ca
Merchants so
~
LAND
4Oacres, war ISIS 20
80 50
100 " " 100
100 " 40
leo " nOt' 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25
NOM Resident Nosice

BIZ for the Sale OF Real Estate in the County
Court OF shelby count Tenn.
VIM. Starns and vie Catharine Starns Craad
Whitworth and WNe Patsey Whitwortb. n.
Hobbs, whose CHRISTIAN name Is unknown
and vile Jane Hobbs, Robert Hutcbins et Al
IN this cause IL appearing rom afhdgyit on
II lie that Hobbs, whose christian name Is un-
KNOWN and Vie Jane Hobbs, Robert BUTCH
ins and Peyton Hutchfns are hon-rssidents a.
the State OF 1ennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That they do enter
their appearance herein, and plead, answer o.
demur TO complaiDauts bill on or before the
first Monday in October, 1867, or the same viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing sx
order be published once week for four sue
cesslve weeks In the Memphis Appeal, a news
paper published in the city Of Memphis
Attest: John LOAGUE, CLERK.
Hanum 4 Washington, selsfor eompialnsnis.