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CASH CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SHE
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or Zeal Estate, in Gibson County. 90 be
AO.dal Hannibal. IeRR.. kaY 2s lSG1.


So dst Hamb0lat, TeRn., Nay 2S. 1861.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust to me executed
- on the 18th day OF u arch, 1851, By Green
Wiilianls for the pnrpose OF securing tyFo notes
(sf8.0e8i with interest from date, Que. respect
lively on tie 18th of Daceul Der. 1861. ana l5fn
sand Dollars each. owing uy hIm TO + III. A D.
person & Co., and uy authority invested in me
TO sell the land conveyed IN said trust ueetl. j
front OF the hotel Al Hum boldt. Gibson county,
rennessee, between the hOurs Of 10 o'clucE
am, and ! o.eloek 2 N and eonunulng rom
until al The properly be sold sell 70 the high
est bidder, certain tract OF isud, containing
shout qfS acres. si uabs ana lying in t+ibsou
county. Tennessee, and bounded and described
~ iOllOwss one tract containing * acre.,
conveyed % ". IA Fly ny John Fly ly deed
ing 70 acres. conveyed % The said W D. Fly by
W. NJ crosby by deed duly recorded in Gibson
county one tract containing l76 acrss. con-
deed duly recorded N Gibson county, one
tract cOntaining ls3 acres conveyed 70 said
W. ID. Ply by John Price oy deed duly recorder
one tract containing 8 acres, conveyed 20 said
". D. fiy by Henry philips oy deed duly re-
corded in Gibson county one tract containing
lSs1s acres purehassd ny tha said ". ID. Fly
under a decree OF the county court Of Gibson
county, said tract belonged TO John keLys
,fefis one other tract containing ~ arres tl
cOnyeyed "a said W. D. Fly By Charles Oates by
Geed duly recorded in 3 tibsOnc unity said anus
to the heirs OF y M. shaw and n G. Hart and
- Caldwell /; on the west by land OF Henry
Phillips, Iohn A instead and j.. II. Graves on
the south by land belonging 10 John ~ Bag
nett and Micajah Fly on the east by Ine land
Of William Boon anu lhe estates % Robert
Camp pbslf and " illiam shaw. FOl a more par
ticular description Of said tract, reference is
made TO the deed and decree above mentioned
70 said ". d. Fly, all Of the above described
lands having been old under DEED Of trust eE-
eeuted to ID. Jones b Green Williams. aud
Inns trust executed for payment Of purchase
money. This property viii b. subsiividsd, and
viii he sold IN lots varying q Omlt'0 70 so acres
uDOn one. OF which there is a nme dwelling
ana all out houses and improvements neces-
sary, being IN high state Of cultivation, with ne
orchard, etc
A plan Of ihs subdivision VIII be exhibited
on day OF sale
TERMs on sALE-Oze- half Cash, balance az
six months, the purchaser to execute nOia
bearing interest rom date. and secured by
deed Of trust embracing the sane t. ms A. that
under which am now acting The right Of
redempuOn Is waived, and the title believed TO
be good, but will convey only such titles as Is
IN me invested
ap2l SOt A. DELAP. Trustee.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.


WAsH1EaToN, May "A. Congress will
not.be convened by any financial neces-
sity, but may be called together In July
by the judiciary COMMITTEES. 8a
surratt's trial viii probably commence
next Wednesday, as the attorney gene
raj announces that he Is ready to pro-
coed. The government win call at least
fifty witnesses, among them ex-Attorney
General Speed, Judge Holt, and num-
Der who didn't figure In the assassination
trial. ~. -.
President johnson viii attend the Ma
sonic celebration in Boston on the 24th
inst, if official duties will permit.
A special says the president has tele-
graphed Gen. Thomas to come to Wash
ington Immediately. Rumor connects
this with the pOssibls removal or transfer
of Gen. Sheridaa.
1t is reported that in consequence Of
the stringency Of money matters in his
district, Gen. Ord intends issuing an
order staying the collection of debts for
an indefinite period.
NEW YORK, May 24.-In the union
league club q resolution censuring Hor-
ace Greeley was presented and rejected.
/ A substitute was finally passed con-
demning the bailing of Mr.. Davis. h
The total sum thus far received for
excise licenses is S925, 900.
A number of Catholic ecolesiastics de-
parted yesterday in steamer for Rome
to attend the assembly Of church pre-
Iates to celebrate the eighteen-hundredth
anniversary of the martyrdom of st.
Peter. They bore presents to the pope
and money to relieve his present diff
culties. -
City Of Mexico dates Of the 9th say
the bombardment was still going on.
The city is in fearful condition, and
provisions very scarce. The rumored
surrender of Queretaro is untrue. Maxi.
milan is desirous to surrender, but il
prevented by Mejia and Miramon.
MILWAUKEE, May 24.-The ehambel
of commerce fsvors the action of the
national commercial congress in taking
into consideration the GENITAL system.
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b Train. arrive rive At Memphis at $40 am and
= a ~ Tir,s,h Ficseis and alliuforbnation, ap
u,iv Il Ticket once No. z575S Main street, ane
- SAM B. JONES,
.--s 1r, General superintendent
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TrlEstRe'S Sale.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust to me executed
ID by Charles Pfannenestethl ON the Ath cay
OT September 1906, and duly recorded e the
REGISTERS once OF Shelby county, 1enness e.
In Record BOOK, No. 81, part second, Fa,ges so,
80 ana SO October 20, 1865, Tor the purpose OF
securing q note for the sum Of siXty-ilFo Hun-
dred and ThIrty-tWO Dollars $50 uJl, owed BY
him 10 John B. Le6ch, and BY autnoriiy in
vested in me TO sell the property conveyed %
me in aid trust deed, VIII, on the 10th Gay OF
lime 1851 sell on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
a Ta TO the highest bidder, for cash, the Iol-
lowing described prOrerty A certain tract or
paI eel Of land situated. lying aud o lfE IN the
CITY OF Mem phis, StelDy county, stale OF Ten
neSsee, designated on the original plan-of lots
IN and OF The city Of Memphis as part Of let
three hundred and seVenty-Oue No slll, and
bounded as follows, tO-WiI: begiunlng on the
northeast corner Of lot on the s0utn siue 0i
Jefferson street. known as George Cromvell's,
q feet westWardly frOIn the intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streets; thence aaseWa ardly
with the south side of Jefferson street = feet 20
lis term nation and Intersection with Third
street thence south Fardiy with the west siee
of Third street lss56 feet to an alley thence
yvestwardIy with the nOrtc SIDE OF said alley
49, feet to the east side OF anoiher aliey
thence northWardly with the east SIDE oi ssld
aIIev IS feet % the south boundary line OF the
said Cromwell lot thence eastWardly with
said Cromwsll's south boundary line s05s feet
10 the southeast corner OF The said CromWeil s
lot thence northwardly with the east BOUND
ary line OF the said Cromwell lot llz5S ieet 70
me beginning together With all the privileges
and spnurtenarces thereuntol belonging.
. The titIe is believed to be COED. but sell only
as Trusfee-the right n redemption waved
IdGS- LEbChs irnsi ee-
nEan,rhis Nav @ ISS7 myf0 tds.
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Libel No. 40.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATS,
DIsrRICr OF W Esr TESNEssEE.j J
Libel. Civil and Maritime.
Rrtgos 4 Peterson We. Steamboat Rose Ham BILE
ton. her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle,
Apparel ana FurnitUre. ......
V1THFREAS, Briggs q Peterson did, on the
w 10Th day Of May, 1857, ME their libei, civil
and maritime in said Court aga nst said Steam
boat Rose Hambleton, her Engines, Machine y.
Boats. Tackle, Apparel and uruitEres for the
causes IN said libel mentioned, an1 prayinf,
the usItsI process and rlOnItiOn OF the Com
in that behalf; and / having, under The pro-
cess or sad Court, seized said steamDOai Rose
Hamb blston, her Engines, Machtuery, Boats
Tackle. Apparel and Furniture, and nov have
the same IN my custody. Now there,
fore in pursuance OF tho process OF SAID
eopTt TO me directed. 1 do hereby give
public warning and notice 70 all persons
having or pretending TO have any interest m
said property, that they be and appear
before the said court at the federal conrt
room in the city II Memphis, on the nrst Mon NON
day in July. 1851, and show cause, n any tney
Rave or know why the said property shall mol
be condemned as aforesaid.
This llth day ef Nay, 1901. r,,-,,e,
u. S. Marshal for The District OF West Tenn
BY ISAAC W. GJ.EFFITII, Deputy U ,. NJ
FnvI2 I4t
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ARKANsAe FFEMs.

The White county Record supplies
the following; A grand barbecue, in the
good old style, will be held in that
county on the 24th Of June, when an at
tempt will be made to overcome the
lethargy Of the denizens of that region
in regard to registration, about which
they seem to be perfectly indifferent.
-On last Sabbath, while the nev. DR.
Coffey was preaching at Stony Point
some goddess individual decamped will
the parsons horse; but he was promptly
purslied by several Of the congregation
and compelled to abandon his prey
though he made good his own escape
The thief is named Bess, and is fedora
: deserter.t
"A little son Of Mr.. Brankly, ageC
ten years, was kicked to death BY
mule, near Augusta, last Saturday.
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AIAnAmAIrEMa-


An Italian is astonishing Montgcm-
cry with feats performed by lot OF
canary and red birds, and Australian
paroauettes, which he has thoroughly
trained. Among the names to which
they respond when called by their
owner, are Jefferson Davis, Andy john
son, Count Bismark, Gems. Lee, Long
street, StOnewall jackson, Beauregard
and Sterling. Price. At bidding, they
will come out of the cage and perform
on cord, seat themselves in a small
carriage, bring down small flag from
the top OF pole, etc. The owner gives
exhibitions about the streets, and leaves
contributiEA to the crowds assembled.
The most advanced gardens in and
near Huntsville belong to the freedmen.
The Elyton Herald of the 18th says
Considerable uneasiness has been felt
and expressed by our farmers in the last
few days in consequencesOf the appear.
ance Of rust in some Of the crops OF
wheat. 1t is not yet a general thing,
and it is hoped that if the present fine
clear weather should continue for few
DAYS, its progress may be arrested. u
we escape that danger, the crop in thii
country will be very fine.
Three cases of brutality to wives, al
VIZ men, were tried in Mobile Tuesday
morning.
The Mobile Register and AdUertiseY
OF the 22d instant contains rumOr OF a
heavy failure OF banking firm of thai
city for over Sl00, 900, but does not give
the name. ~. "a
Mobile is virtually placed under mar.
tial law, Col. ]. L. Sheppard, tifteen-'
United States infantry, being charged
with its execution.
The physicians at Mobile, in esnse'
quenee of hard times, have met and re-
dueed their charges to what they wert
before the war. We trust this good ex-
ample will be extensively initiated else
where, and in Memphis particularly.
The Eufala Nesos says: We are hav'
ing very beautiful weather now, anC
crops in this section are looking remark
ably well. All the planters with whom
we have conversed the past week, agre'
that their crops are looking finely, ant
with anything like fair season they
will raise plenty of corn and cotton TIN
year.
We noticed on the wharf day or tw'
ago, a large quantity of bar and pig iron
from Shelby county in this state. Tit
Alabama iron is said to be equal to tht
best that is brought to this market, ant
the rolled iron meets with so ready salt
that the supply is not equal to the de
/ mand.
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JR. STEBBINs, Secretary.
fpt3s sln
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHAN GE OF TIM e.

Chicago, Cincinnati and ali points E.ssl. a A-so, 20
a NsshSilie via CIsrksyille in IA hours, ana 10
Louisville ..r-
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
,ATURDAY, :::: ;: MAY Is, 1857
RRRVIFIES.


st. Louis is to have q new grain ele-
vator, with six hundred feet river front.
Germany, united as Bismark pro-
poses, will have 40, OOO,O Inhabitants,
New York talks of running street
cars exclusively for ladies. %
Chief Justice Chase will preside al
the circuit court for North Carolina
commencing 9Th Of June.
The president has recognized Joseph
Auguste Hughes Poitevin as consular
agent of France at Mobile.
The treasurer Of the southern relief
fund at Detroit acknowledges the receipt
Of s4S24 90.
The city council of Baltimore have
voted $4,000 10 defray the expenses Of eel-
ebrating the 4tA of July.
Gen. Pope has removed the mayor
and chief of police in Mobile.
-The cotton crops Of BOen Bay IAyiai
for 1867, are valued at ELS, 9,OO0,OO
The Greek minister TO Washington
Saul Kalergis, died last month in Athens
The ladies' relief association Of Lou
isville have collected $1,000 for the pool
in the south.
Senator Wilson made the closing
speech of his southern tour st Huntsville
Ala, on Monday.
There has been no diminution OF tins
arrests for drunkenness in Boston since
the closing of the bars.
There were only ninety-three DEATH
reported in st. Louis last week.
Julius Kingsbury was killed by light
ming in the street In st. Louis, on Mon
day night.
"A bridge is to be built across Mag
ara, just below the falls, for the accom-
mediation of visitsrs.
The Catholics of Wathena, Kansas
are preparing to erect church in tina
place.
"A daughter of Mr.. Lindsay, living
near Louisville, Miss, was. drowned las
week while crossing a stream on he
way to school.
The coroner of New Orleans report
during the last year 969 deaths in tina
city. OF these 507 were freedmen wh'
died without medical attention.
The bureau issued %, $50 rstions il
Richmond during the month just passed
1892 TO whites,and IL, ,54s to blacks.
-Four hundred acres of Forsyth
county, Ga, land sold at a Wilkes
administrators sale last week for $50.
OF the postoffices in South Carolini
forty-four are kept by postmistresses.
The London Star says it would be
criminal blunder to execute sentence o
death on convicted Fenians.
The Irish police, who have put dow
the recent attempt at insurrection, are t
have rewards to the amount of $4,000
new barracks and breech-loading rifle
for their fidelity.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

On Tuesday June IL 1871
No. 42s n R -samuel Tate e i.r0 a.. VS. Sis hsiS
SAM 81 Al &C Chancery Court OF Alell @ t til.s- =,
= q 1900 ~ an iuterloc1 tory degree ms0e IN
Il this cause, viii sell q pn5ie sseiS9' lo1 ~ ~
the highest ,a.,ssis eiadeE; q tennessee, on
T,Tesday. June IL. 1867,
4 ~ " - 1,,,ars of 10 m. and Y, m, the
DeINesslt Ns dsscri bed real estate, tO-wlt: A GER
foin lot Or parcel Of ground situate, Flylng and
ti al "a a., Shelby county. state OF Iennesaee,
DelHs, the l4th Civil District Of said county,
rfnr ghU acres and fourteen hundreGths
~ an acre, the same being the north part oi
~, ~ No N ~ subdivision NO. Z, as known on
~ Man OF the subdivision Of the John Ram
sa,I ~. 1rant Of i've thousand acres as subdivided
~ N Al Kerr and E. 8 Todd. Lot No. II 4
sSo1Tn On Rueker's map marked 7. s Tate.
TERHs OF SAIE--Ou a credit of six and twelve
months notes with good security, with interest
rom ddy Of sale, and len retained TIL pay
Tnent Of the purchase money
EQUITY Of redemption barred
A. ALsTON, Clerk and Master.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

FT,RAINs leave as follows leity time; ~.
Through Express. splioass eA1eP P9ii - -
an Tbroaqh Mail $50 p.mi Somerville Ac-
onrnodstion al $40 m-s Grand Junction
a -oon % odatlou Ir4li -connec, -lE 4 sL11 'ila
-aaN>.irn,i cent, al Tran, leaves al lE=SO pm.
,5ress connects al Grsnd JnneIion 5,,,,,-l ~
s,-.3, con train on the MISSISSIPPI CentIul
,s55a,Ssi-.,d for Holly Springs, WAFER Naley
IiTeasds Jackson, NicksDurg, Alss-' Ne" VI
ie,iiS Ai CoTints, for Okolons, Columbus, Miss
Mobile, Ala, etc. ,--,--tt,. r-,,fg.
Al Decatur, for DoIGiu u.s. INslsAa 'l--1f - '
A Chaftan0oea, for all places ia Eastern
Alsbaua. Georgia, North and south Carolina
Virginia. v ashiD giOn, Baltimore, Z fhllaaei pima
New York, etc 80.
Through Mall connects sc Grand Junctlpn
With trains for Bolivar and acllson, tepn
Al Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski Ala Coluin'
MA Nashville, etc.
A ChattanOoEa Mail trains connect for same
rsoiufs A. Express trans
pacqage checked through.
Frf,r tickets and further Information, apply a.
the ofHoe. NO. IS Court street
Nn WI. ROSS, GenI Sup't.
A RARNEs, GenI Ticket Agent.
e.. ~ Id A
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TRUSTEES Sale
or Real Estate in Gibson County. Tenn.,
TO be SOid at Humboldt, Gibson Comfy,

Tenn, on ihe 18Th DAY or nay, 1867.
TOY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to ".
% A. Jones by VIM. D. Fly, bearing date l8th
Decefn Der, 1850, for the purpose Of securing
certain debts due by said VIM. ID. Fly TO T. NJ
Apperson & Co, and which are therein speci-
ned, and by authOrity vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree Of The Common Law
Court o. the city OF Memphis, entered 18th
a pril, 1877. in the room OF Wm. A. Jones de-
ceased, I VIII, on the 2Stn day Of May, 1907, in
frontof the Hotel AZ HumbOldt, Gibson County,
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, am.
and four O'Clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
der, a ceriain tract Of land containing about
s3s acres situated in GiDson County, and lying
about IL miles northwest OF humboldt. Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-.
veyed 70 said VIM. ID. Fly by Joseph ". Lam
mum BY Deed registered in Registers Once Of
Gibson County 70 which reference is made for
more particular description
This tract of land viii be subdivided into
four lots No. oontaining 80 acres, and known
as he Ell; Nos 2. s and containing sZ5S acres
each lines running east and west
TERbfs-One-half Cash, balance st 8 months,
the pur rchaser TO execute note, hearing interest
from daf q and secured by. Deed OF Trust, em-
brscing the same terms as that under which
am now acting.
me right OF redemption Is waived, and the
fiftle believed to be good, but viii convey
or,iv srs.h title as Is IN vested as Trustee
afgI sOt ]. ID. QUIGLEY. Trustee.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PRIoE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

r,.u,- ~, advance, per snnum sz =
per week
n, ,s,rier-s. and Ylews-dealers, per copy 2 a,
$500 1,er annum I'm advancel y
p. - rllcr allfarel our mail ooohl
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NTOTCE.

yE,F4F creditors OF the estate Of 5. 5. Malone
are hereby notified that l nave @ sasgeslso .tsl
the insolvency q said es.1g ,1,ty ~ re ap
sSe ,-ss5ffor OF said estate are no1neo % nle
s5e,y oIaiunss, duly aufhenilealeos Sltlln 81
months from date nefeOii VI '-iiS VIA "
i1is-l in : Ar Of the same. -,
April lst, 1857. aPisH
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, ever Sl,5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President
las. H. LUCAS, Vice-President
WM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
WEE. n, BENTON, GenI Agent
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GnQci0L NOtlce,

rVyFzB following Goods having been stored with
I MessTs Hiner s. Mason, and Messrs- Htner,
aasou & Dyer, and trans erred by them to u.s.
yin be sold on the lst Of June, AZ ancuon, ior
their freight and charges unless called tof ~
ire owners MOODY & WIMBIsH.
.. Hanna, box mdse; N. MoRsnny. mat mat
trsss N. a T., boxes glassware; II, o9NSSs
mdse; ]. Torrell IS boxes mdse, CASKS =; y y,
Little box mdse George Haywood, ! ~ ~
castings; Harry Dean, keg nails; no - 80, =,
dozen buckets ~ pieces nre uls' = n ns-es II
olds, boxes hardware; no marx, 49, 49,. q
h goods, l trunk, tool chest DoA IT,, tar,,i
ploWs 2 cooking stoves =. Cneity, : 49,. 49,
hour j. W. Morris, coil rope, -, - - ,,i,,.
i skifr; Mr.. Sweet, bundle lIo' ~ \ = m rhaf5H ~
no mark, lot il. T. fuInltllo iY,s,,.-su I rssr
son, box sundries George ,..s,1sss,na. q
sundries; II. Harrington is are fiiss 4 III
R1rbank III, press, q pieces puslies piece
rope G. 5 Co.. u shais: lsfSS s9s,.ls e9-s rss s1 4;
aises, 49, ,rnH boxes, pkg washers "a knuokles
I boxes hardware no marx, x. ptoNs, PKG PKG
PitaTS !. 10 box na6ss, my1n
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THE creditors OF the estate OF Z. Il. Appien[
1 are hereby notified that have sueges-s1
the insolvency Of said estate 70 the Clerk Qi isi
County Court of Upton county, TeEnessse, a.t
the creditors Of said estate are noil1t1 .a -.e
their claims, duly auIhenticated, Hltnll 81
months from the date hereof, er % NOSES +. "a
be dled in bar OF the same
j. 3. DANNIEL., Atinln is.fs y 3. =.
April lst, 1851. go
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"A. w. GLAZE


D0RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found at his
L Studio, No "a Jackson Block, until jane.
when he viii leave for Chicago and Northern
sGon- r.ll1f 2zn
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
CEMETERY
is now open ....-
FOR INTERMENTs

Purchase o f Lots.
OFFICE-southvest corner OF Linden and
nom 10 to spm mh20 81
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between the hours of 10 am. and u m, the
following described real estate, to-Wit: A GER
tain lot or parcel Of land situate, lying and
being IN the City OF Memphis, Shelby county.
Tennessee, known and designated as that part
OF lot No. q n BLOCK 2. on the sout Inside OF
Cayoso street fbetween Main and Shelby stresfl
as sh0Wn upOn the nlan Of said City q Mem
phis. heretofore cOuN eyed by Topp q Mccall 20
CavOsa- street and extending back about 100
feet. said lot lying on the sastside Of the alley
hefyVeeu lois and in said block, and being
near the "a Gayoso HOtel" " in said city
TFHssz or SkLE-On a credit Of SIX and
twelve mcnthS- Notes with good security ana
nen retained til payment Of the purchase
AUGUsToN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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HKBgKw AsB M4sOyIU CAEEyBAB.
Neutrality-suspicious.
1R6Z.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1857
LODGES.
AsszzosA No. ~ Msets Isl tS.Is Ao5a9y S9S l ~
and Main. D. c. Trader W NJ T. T. Tom
HllsoE. Sec.
sorrrf MEyrHrs. No. us. Meets ID Friday Of
earb montn-HaII. cor. Mad lson ana second
J. T sellars. ". n; Benz. X Pnllens sec
no1tb-HaIi. cor Madison and second John
AinsIie ". NJ: &. 2. woodward sec. q,
HawIIroN No. 2l3 Meets Sd trlday ol eAch
noufh--Odd-FeEoFg Hail. P, NJ Stanley,
an: " H. Butts, Sec -, -,
- -srh r,cufb.-l1i Front street John J.
TFo-sissrn- so, ". N b. X. Fuien, sd, Sec.
RoTAL ARCH.
Ioueii nc Fellows Haii. a. J. Whee-sr,
H p h ii. Psyntsr- Sec.
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EuHEEG Council. 70. 8. Meets sd Monday ~, o.
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uTRECTOESi
F.W. Smith, W.. n. Cherry,
Geo. ". Trotter, P. 3 Davis
CT. smith, s. N. Gates,
c. Partee. Nv. Jefferson,
Corunna, c. P. Norris,
A. P. Burditt, ]. ]. Murphy,
W. Y. Cirode, Dan. Able,
Oscar Minor, L n. Wolcott,
IA. Litttston, Edward Wsrburg,
Napoleon Hill, II. NJ boWenhtein'
c. P. NORRIS, President.
q. ". TROTTER, vice-President.
r ETEBBINS. Secretary.