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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
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LIFE IN GERMAN VILLaaR.-A letter
written from Germany says: Walk
through the poor quarters us English or
American villages and the female popul.-
ton IL crowded IN deus of filth and wretch
edness, passing the time il. brswing with
one another and screaming after their chill
dren. They are pale and diseased from
the effects Of poverty and crime, and two
thirds of ther offspring find an early
grave Here the health aud blooming VI
tality. of she poorer classes il wonderful;
their ehiiesren begin to work almos. "a soon
as they eau walk and before that time they
are no trouble TO their parents, as each
town Of any size has ''chld garden"
where, hr paving two cents. peasan:
can have his child washed. fed and kept in
4 comfortable manner tho whole day. If
he has ten children, Us most poor men have,
ne can send them all away for q reduced
price, When he and hi, grown UP chill
dren come homo, there are the itle ones
all clean ana not hurgry Now, il seems
to ma eurh an institution ought 70 flourish
at home"
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
WHAT \ SQUIRREL DID.

We cut the following from the Ncwbu-
ryport Hcrd}.
a grrtcnan from Newhury treated
us the other day TO some walnutS, which
wa shoa!l. perhaps, have refused on the
n,itniu.r that the receiver Is az bad rs
,hc thiet, had we known where they
we've obtained before it WAS to- late -
lhc1 were par; Of tn store Of strl.
,,l squirrel which he hal lai! UP III a
ho''ow tree. There We're III all five
quarts. which H. had Jrried up one br
one. from tree an eighth Of mle
distant The hpI: run into the tree IN 4
holizonal direction, 50 that its capacity
would have been very small, as ta- puts
would have rolled out without s"mo mod
isicatiou in its arrangement, which, Nr.
Bunny proceeded to make with a good
deal of Architectural skill, his movements
beng daily watched by our informant.
He 6rst built up a breastwork of clay
sticks. nutshelis and other rubbish ut
the mouth Of his magazine All inch or
two high, and then filled it up with his
provisions, till it would hold no more.
lie then aided another course Of mason
work and another deposit of nuts, and
50 on Ill at the time of the yandals
rail on the lig,Ic fellow commissary the
wall was &bouta foot high. The pc
cuIatioa was considered justtiablc en- the
ground that man was created lord over
all the beasts of the field, and that it
was no worse to make a squirrel work
for hin than to make horse or
an OK do it. Besides our friend kindly
rave the fonr-lcggod slave his time for
the rest OF the season, and in week or
two he had laid in a new supply for h!m-
self and family.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

ECLIPsEs IN lSG7.-Thero will be -four
erllpse> IN the present year-two Of the
sun and two of the moon A partial
eclipse of the moon. March Goth may be
witnessed from all parts of the United
States. In New York city and State the
tine Of its beginning will be about 2:2O in
the morning, and it will end at about $50
o'clock In California aud Oregon it viii.
-bcCiu'iu the evening Of tho 10Th a par
tial eclipse of the moon, Friday evening,
September 18th, will be visible in parts of
he Juitsl States, though its beginning
will not be generally seen. At places
west of Boston the moon will rise moro or
less eclipscd, From the Pacific State,
this eclipse will not be seen at oil.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
CONDUCT OF
DOG

;.ht, 80 ,br oorvant Of /, lady
\ 'e" n'Snts = ~ w. rr,,, ."I ~ ths basement
OF thus c''S' 'e'' "c' ,. ''t,' .r .hnr.h coal
o' 'he mouse H'''' "'.l' ,n3 rho sor-
oFe was 0"r''"'e III e e'e I,,,ns ,' b.f,r Oh.
Salt throwing ~ '1 u - ~ anJ !orY5.l IN the
l'''' i''h'', '''' ,''o' ~, ..b,rt time
room NI'c ''t''e' i w can fr,. tho rrat.
i ',''" VI '''' ''I'' a,a. - th, rn,m burn
ana SCI lFI 70 =, 'n' a2Yr .I''. ,n4 ~mnnl,rrine
- '''Eot2h ''0 ~" ,,.,,..;.,.,, 1it-
S'l'',' '''n9 '.'.'1''',' I,,1,, of ~. Iano
,1 - e.. 1'''','. ., ,;,oc Iat failed to arouse
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
CATERS S-ADT1CE
TO LADIES.


when the ceiepr'ted Pays;''an -A'erht, t,,
/ my u'eo, rePor' s''1, ''N' o7s'.''o w.
o' some 'Nscrt' - ''s hel's' l" . po'''''@
:! pom - 'ieN 'l,o!s , We 0'-I 49,, 80
MS sn'c'' s'.alt,' ohEeiot'N, Il' op', -.
: ,'''i ''i" . 81 ''
. a'h9 ar' ana a'S2 1"'c Vi '''','@' 'u'
ioitoHlu5 o' "'tich VIII insure Ioi57si-
i. -. t,.r
. ~ g i,','. -, =, - a,.'.,;o o..l.
- ~, ;,.,r, .,.,t,.,n.l i,aaI.L
.;,.o III In tho b.a4 cool
'"' , ',@''' "'''' - ~. r
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~ ,'..''', o..3 ,r;fhn,t orcr-
I.l;., '''''.,',.' i, ho r..llv raIn-
,r.;n p;l;n,
4'''' =" s0.''H ~ ~. !, =
III I'' .''1c - Wv, ~
mercy ''''a''ns '"0 t lnno,s ora not
GO I.-- ~, ;ul;,;d,.l = v,lk
'A'' r. Ls1, a~,ro;sa i y.rv good
anI s : ;n,ar.~.,nont on carr;a,e ridino.
~ 49, " ~. l.;nd IS b..,,h creating
,h ,,s.IoS oa,ur. demands. r.
p' :. '"e ..;on - -. .r,;,. bodv-apd
's .'.'o"-aoo ~, " .-oo,~a :, Nov tho
:A"h o",y wa p.r,;ou,,r,v ,bos.. of
!I..,,,I hi. .h;nc They
-, ""l' NJ, 49,. "a 3 f,,v sc our ,als
"''A '''''1' P'' 10y ~, W.; !
ocao''"s n's''e 70 ~" w" ., '"C
keep u' M ln''. !.,' "'' - ra ,sn ,Srm that this is
ana S'I'''D 'u''> '''.r,.;,,, - ~, nnon mr..
va. c',. o'o, - ..r., ,.,,.;l
u!''i'3 '''o l''l20 - tn..I.5.. ,,i,an
','''N''''''.''' va 4 s:',I ,ho oi.,r h,nn
','1 :''' | ol'''e l:n;. ,Ln 4...rat Of the
-. r,.Ll, Vs., ooI
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u'.'' ,'I''. ,,,.,. 49," :. ff,. ,vhan II that No..
n,,..,,,, .'ra-n,1., s,u,w ana
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

THE BlGcr.r YkT.-The Lon lon Re-
views comment upon he ocean yacht
race is az follows: The Yankees, who
can boast that they have made the biggest
national debt ever made Ii the same time,
,hat thcy bave carried u the biggest civil
war, and crushed tie biggest rebellion cyer
known, may now clan the glory Of having
hal tac biggest yacht race.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

How TO Pao2osS A party .: lados
and gentlemen We're laughing oyer the
supposed awkwardncss attending dcca-
ration Of love, whena gentleman remarked
that if ever he offered himself ne would do
it in collected and business like manner,
For metQuce : he continued, addressing
lady present, Miss Sm.th, have bcel
two wears looking for wife l am in re-
ccipt of about three hundred year, which
is on the increase OF all the ladies of my
acquaintance admire YOU the most; in
deed | love you, and would gladly make
you my wife" You fatter me by Jour
preference. good humoredly replied Miss
Smith, to the surprise of all present; Il
refer you to my father bravo" ex-
claimed the gentleman. We'll. declare"
said the ladies, in chorus. The lady
and gentleman, good reader. were married
soon after. Wasn't that modest way Of
coming to the point" and lady
method of taking man at his word
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

mo taxation without representation.
SAWS the Tribune. is battle cry that
cannot be permanently resisted" 1t is eK-
acty for this reason that al good men
await the downfall of the Radical Kopub-
lcan party.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

Why are fitting hoops like some OF tho
uoliIity Of Enylana: Because they dis
play The insignia OF the Garter
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
In the Circuit Court f'rS' NA'y's'ou"t>,

In The Circuit Court f,r -, Nry'srou"ty.
NoS 'a~ ,.ygnt.
6eA virtue 4 ,'t''A-ijtv vested in n" as
- Clc5k Il the t.tcuu Caurl Tor 81 Ns~>
County hl tie code ut rutii; t"ocrd
Laws" If MS state, il is hereby ordered ttat
tic Au,htn'~ Report died in this c,,se.
he rauhet ,nI confirmed, unieSs cause
10 the c"utrary &c shown on or hctrr
tie first day Of Feb next; provided
n crr, of this ogler'he inserted IN lie >air'
Mar, Gazette, once week tnf three ~ cs.-
sJvc rccNr t.t'or 10 TIE inst cay Of Feb.
next.
lNO \ CAVALIER, GIN.
True cePt -FA>t:
jNn \ CAVALIER, CIk
,lan 10 l,U1--&w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

What is that which occurs once 10
,o;nu,. twice in a moment, and not once
in hundred years; The letter NJ.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

EVA We+t6 n Vaper observes that the
arw '.utgger i passing out II use. -
~ thc .ng.,Is" themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-18
Notice

THE following Deeds are 70 my Office. LEFT FOR
Il Certificates, before the war:
! Deed from jose Dsmacn Y. Barbo 70 Hub
deed nom james Clark and wife 70 II. 3.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed nom A. H. Burdiue and wife to ". z
Wormell Of Shelby county.
Alex lowell 10 Greenviu QOWeu Of Shelby
5 deed nom Robertv Richardson to Isaac H.
Hesley of shelby 7unty
s deed nom James Humes to ". n. Dunn u
al. OF shelby county.
Z deed from Bunklsy, Trigg & williamson.
Trus TO Peter W Pukston.
s deed from Whitemore ana wife to Their
esaCarroi, Pennsylvania
9 deed nom G. ". Lincln 70 Jo4 E Douglass.
Mississippi
10 deed nom John Stark to Jasper Stark, Ken
Il deed iromB. B. Declare to W. z. Bruce, Ten
| nessee-
z deed rom 3 N Norwood and wife to VIM.
Is deed from :. P. walker and wife and +. +.
Withheld and wife 70 ". 5. Williams,
"A deed from Brinkley, Trtgg q williamson to
VIC. Davis. ArkansaS-
Is deed from Jones D.. WIlborn to Jane N.
Is deed Hom Louis NJ. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama.
/ Il deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company TO John Wright Arkansas.
Is deed from T. L. Beard auH Jas Young TO Jas.
T Davenport, Arkansas.
70 deed from John W. Rodgers and wife 70
Harberts & Maxwell, Arkansas
9deed rom Colbert Moore and wife 70 Mscagar
Bill, Mississippi.
q deed from Dan. safanaus and wife to Adj
olson Gran, Mississippi.
q deed FROM. +, johnson and wire to W. W.
WhearIey, Arkansas.
3 deed nom VIC Falkner tOH. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
"A deed flom H.. r Ward to Horace L HOwgs
and Charles TifI, Tennessee.
. deed from r. c. Brinkley and wife 10 W. J.
Davis, Tennessee
. deed from R. c. Brinkley and wife to Iron,
CarCOr & Co, Arkansas
q deed from John and wife 20 N.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
D deed nom ID. A. Shepherd TO d. T. Johnson,
Arkansas.
q deed from Charles McDermott to Thomas and
William NJ Irons, Texas.
80 deed from Emily P J Jsrtne to A.. j.. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from Q. F.. Johnson and wife 70 W. II.
Wheally, Arkansas.
% deed from Dan Park to r. E. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons Interested may call AID get the same
by pay ing the fees. HUME r. Hill,
Commissioner or Deeds, ETC.,
10 Madison street.
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" hSoh anu NaFFl9Ee hatertal.
Corrected Daily by Woodburn, Smith & @,
Nos. III and I6 Green street, ST. Louis.

Montgomery Hall, and his son Leoni-
des, residing in GraysOn county, Va,
had an alteration some days ago, which
resulted in a fight, during which the
father killed his son, by stabbing him
with a knife. "a f-m-
Il is reported that the French have
annexed three provinces in Cochin
China. They have been for several
wears in possession of the three provinces
of Bien-Ho Mytho and Gia duh, with
an aggregate area Of 2,23S, 600 hectares,
and a population of 1,50O, 900, and have
obtained more recently q protectorate
over three other provinces, u8feI {
Among the amusements of the New
York yacht club at New London was a
pig chase, in which the strong swimmers
Of the various crews participated. The
pig being nicely shaved and elegantly
creased, was sent out from one of the
boats, and at 8 given signal the swim
mers pluBgedsfter. The novel sport was
quite a Succession the spectators.
Two locomotives have recently Eeen
constructed by the Erie railway COM.
pany, at their shops at Dunkirk. which
are built with the water tanks around
the upper portion of the boiler. The
tender Is thus left for the fuel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DA1Lr APPEAL.

8ALn @
There is no change in money matters
to report. General dulness stiil prevails
and the few transactions are confined to
checking and depositing.
Gold Is better In New York, but here
there is no change in rates. Offerings
are taken at 80 to 394cglL
Silver was taken at so to 31e for halves
and quarters,
Exchange is in fair demand at par to !
off buying; selling ct to premium.
City scrip is in good demand, but there
is not much offered. Dealers pay "a to
554e and sell at57c.
County warrants are down. There is
no disposition to buy. We quote them
nominal at Csc buying, and selling from
70 to Use.
There is not much demand Tor police
scrip. Dealers offer 20 TO re and sell at
"a to 75c.
There is but little doing in bonds or
stoeks-49=s haHes-Of Memphis and
Charleston railroad stock was sold at 5Sc.
Seven thousand men connected with
the iron-works OF Pittsburg were ordered
by their union last January TO strike for
So per ton, and the even thousand men
were thrown out Of employment for sew
eral mouths. During that time their
wages amounted to $3.50, 900. Had the
union ordered them to save up this
amount of money, which was uselessly
thrown away, (for they have been
! obliged to accept S. per ton,) and to in
vest it in q cooperative mill, 1t would
have exhibited more judgment and been
Of real benefit to its members. AS it is,
they have lost nearly three million dol
lars, and, in many cases good situations
that have been filed by other men.
The limitations which havebeen float
ing in the community touching frauds
and malfeasanees particularly connected
with the currency printing bureau of the
treasury department seem to be taking
definite shape, and 1t is probable that
the public may come into possession OF
facts and circumstances which have hith-
ertO lain in the privacy Of investigating
committees and the consciences of those
Immediately implicated.
1t is still pretty generally known that
the custom prevails Of issuing from the
United States mint a certain number of
! coins during each year that there may
be an annual issue, although for some
years past the amount coined and ciTcu-
lated has been so limited that most peo-
pie had plenty of time to forget that
there is such a custom. So few people
have seen a silver dollar of this years
coming, to say nothing Of several years
I back, that it may be a piece Of news to
4 inform them that the motto stamped
upon it is " In God we Trust" while the
! old national motto of "E Pluribus
! Unum" does not appear. This is one OF
the few cases in which the radicals have
been consistent. II would have been sb-
surd in the extreme to have issued any
symbol Of unity at a time when a large
number of states are persistently and
forcibly kept out Of the union.
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Trusfee's Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
ID as Trustee on the 18th day OF September
1871, by John + Page and George W Cheeki
and duly recorded in the Registers ONCE OF
5neiDy county. Tennessee, In book NOS, pages
10 and 578,I viii offer for sale, 10 the highes
oidoer, Tor cash, the following described prop
sIty, Dlug on Wolf river, near the city OF
AeHlpnlssln the above named county, tO-Wlt
n tract or parcel % land bounded a follows
BeBlhahlg ~ q stake ten (I0j links north o. a
willow marked Q F." on northern bound
airy line OF the John Rice rant wbgrs saId
Use crosse lhe eastern margin OF Wolf river
thence Down sain river with is meandersugs
soath q VEST siX chains AID sixty lb0l inks;
Lneuce SCUM "a west one Gf chain and 0nv
l5l links thence south ne wesf 1--we Rl chaIns
20 a stake RON wniEn south 90 east efghf ~
unksMa willow marked &c r" thence nortb
~ east tWsnty-four % chains and eiRhtv-four
ts4l inks 70 astake, nom which north az west
eight % links h a sweet gum F; thence north
we've ~ chains and twenty 90 ink 10 :
stake standing On q bridge. from which ssuth
~ west one % chain and sixty f1 Uukaf il N
elm marked &C. Fl" thence 81 vest twenty.
one lZD chains and nifty lg Inks 70 me be.
ginning This property Is well known a. he
cotton Factory, and contains about twenty
nine (N) acres.
h sale will take place between clever
o'clock s.m. and one o'clock pm, on the I5th
day Of August, 1861, in mont OF the businesi
house or Register & Trevevant. in the Ayres
block, on Second street. between Madison anr
aemptlon Is WaiYed IN the deed OF trust. tn,
TILE Is therein warranted and believed TO b.
good, BAT i viii not Disd myself personally fO
The title, ouly selling and conveying as trustee
ED. W. MONFORD. Trustee.
Memphis, July Y. 1857. iyI8 8taw-td
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-18

George c. EverdOn VS.. Ms. e. L. Grtfee-Be-
fore VIM. ). Walton, j. p, shelby county,
Tenn.
"a made in this case in pursuance Of section
1856 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having baen issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc on the property Of ths
defsndan Mn. Z. l. Grhee.
1t is therefore ordered that said defendants
IN the city OF Memphis, shelby county Tenn,
on or before Wednesday. September (,
Is 7, and defend this suit. or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
e1 parte and that a copy Of this order be pub
nshed once a week for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal
VS.. WALTON, J.. P.
Hume F.. HnI. Attorney for Plaintiff.
unA1uwIm
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yEETPHIS Appeal
For the Memphis Appeal
A sOLILOQUYs OR, I'M = WONT
ZONE TONIGHT.

For the Memphis Appeafl
A sOLILOQUYs OR. NJ I'M = WONT
CONE TONIGHT.
by" AXLE"
He said he would MT come to-nieht. ~ f.
s And thinks, of course, III care;
But Iulshow the youth how well
HIS absence ! can bear.
knew he'll wander pastthe house Zero
b. ~ A dozen inns or more,
To ind me waiting at the gate,
Orsighing at the door;
So Just Tor oree IN let him see
don't intend tOdte, nEnrmEH
And girlsoqA live without the neni q.
II they will only try.
III read the story in this book,
Right here beneath the light "a
He hkes these reses In my hair; aA
Hook quite well tonight!
III practice. too, that little song
de says he cannot bear. flNta aaa4
And when he saunters past this way
He'll see that / don't care
Ifhsdos choose 70 stay away O.,
To tease and vex me tol
Tkaelg he'd GOMEZ Yes? NoH
p,o,okfag ,rrcfehy Wen, never mind
The eloek is almost striking niRe-s III
He always comes AZ elBnG
IreaIIy think he was TO blame,
He does not comeI It is a shame,
1 vow, TO treat me sol
And Just because 1 d danced last night
A waltz and two gallOps,
Aud hirted On tbe balcony G .|HHE
That handsome stranger beau. n.sn
He scolded so, and looked so fierce,
pouted in reply
The idea OF q giri engaged -
Not flirting on the slyI
He begged me to avOW my wrong,
And sRythat he was right;
would 0t-sO 70 cause rtgret. .
he stays away tonight.
I 'front.' en-, not 10 save his life,
II never see him mOrel r~w
Perhaps I did act very wrong,
When 1 come TO think il Ger.
Oh. dearl oh, dear! he really means
To stay away Tonight
wish he'd come-he ought 10 know
In feeling sorry quite!
always am the first to yield
he knows it, too, the wight! H.F
So I must send an humble nOt7,
And he'll come tomorrow night.
AUGUST l4th. rH
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N0n-R Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No l362-Pierre A Hardy ct a.. vs.. John Mel
son % al.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN this cause that
Il the defendant, Llsida ". Organ has de.
parted this Life since the commencement Of said
suit and that Iheress Louise Organ Is her child
and helr-at-laW and q NONRESIDENT Of the
State Of Tennessee alss, Arthur Conneu, a.
appears from the Sherid7s rsturn, is not to be
found in shelby county, and further, that he
Is a nonresident
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, AZ the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in August ls5L aud plead, answer
or demur 70 c~omplSnant's bail, and T. l.. Or
gan to show cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same viii be
taken for confessed IS b. them, and sci
for hearing eX parue and that = copy Of this
order be published once a week for four success
siye weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Mas er.
Heiskell, ScotI & Heiskell, Sois. toF Com.
plainaDt ly3 IHW6W
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AH1cbment SUit.

CLERK's OFFICE. July 2, 1877.
John Mott, James h Mott, +. N. Losse, WIN.
\. Mckee, Augustus LOsee and David A. ben
son, partners, ETC., Plaintiffs, vs. Maliche ".
Reid Thomas j. Reid, partners as Reid &
Bro, Defendants.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
IA made in this case Ia pursuance OF section
$40 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer, levied, etc, on the property OF the
defendants, Reid & Bro her;
Il is therefore ordered, That said defendants
appear AZ the Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn. on OF before the second Monday
in October next, and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them, and
the case set for hearing ex parte, and that a
copy or this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the Daily Appeal
A copy; JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
jon W. GRAHAM Deputy Clerk.
h a. King, Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
Lna InmlM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-18

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. f7l-Th GsyOso Savings Institution et al
VS.. VIM. q. Ford
IT appearing from sfidavit in this cause thai
Il the defendant, VIM. G.. Ford, Is a nOn-resi-
deut ofthe State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, Thai he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House in the
city OF Memp Is, Tenn. ON or before the hrsi
Monday in September, 1857, and plead, answer
OF demurtO~ Compartments bin. or tbesame will
be taken for confessed as TO him, and set for
hearing e. parte, and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A COpy-Attest
AUGUSION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J,BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
Estes & JstksOn, Soils. for Com plainanLI
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Nom esfdent Notice.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. l2IS-J. Mason Campbell ct al. vs.. JnO,
Nelson ct al.
IT appearing from afidavit IN this cause.-the
i the defendant Lisida W. Organ has departed
this life since the commencement Of said suit,
and that 1heresu Louise Organ is her heir Al
law and a nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
see; Il is therefore ordered, that said Therese
Louise Organ make her APPEARANCE herein, az
on or before the inst MOBaay IN August, lso7,
and plead, answer or demur 70 eomplainanJs
bill. show cause why said suit should not be
revived agslnsJ her, OF the same viii be taken
for confessed rs to her, and set FOR hearing ex
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
ltsned once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~eOpy-Attest: AU6USTON ASTON,
Clerk an 8 Master.
BY 3. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hei-kell, Scott & HeiskelI, Solicitors for Com
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LEGAL.
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF 8 certain Deed Of Trust 70 me
ID executed By SaIis Baxter, on the 18th day
% April, 1867, recorded in Book No. 90, part l.,
pages 6i3, 4 and 5, ia Registers ofdcsJ for
the purpose OF securing Selden. Williams q Co.
In the payment OF a certain promlssory note
Monday, the Inn day OF August nsxt, between
the usual hours OF legal sales, az public vsndue.
TO the highest hdder, At the Courthouse door,
In tie city OF Memphis. the following described
real estate, situate In the county Of Shelby,
State o. Tennessee, and more particularly de-
sertbsd As follows, to wit Lots Nos. 5 and Q Of
the Subdivision Of lois No y md ~, bounded
on The north By Walker avenue on the east
By lots Nos l., ? and4; on the south BY the
south Hue OF lot - and fot . and on the west
BY lot MOI said property VIII Be sold TO sat
lsly The terms % SID Deed Of Trust TERMB
CASH While undersigned believes the title
to be conveyed by him VIII ue good, still he
wiz Ouiy sell aud 0uvey such tile as vests In
him as Trustee, As Aforesaid.
Blz i'm G.. q. SELDEN, Trustee.
Ihe above sale Is postponed 70 the 4th in
slant. by the consent OF al parties concerned
aulI C. C. SELDOM, Trustee.