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New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

TRgAsrKER's Owes, Esw foRK Ass NEw HAvES)
RAILRsAp CsnrAsy,
Cor of Fourth and rwsaty vesh H. YsnE Sept 49, 1897
VNIiE INTEREST due on the BONDS Of this
Company 0esbgr 1851 win bs paid ssa AFTER that aa at
the Hasons Dass Of Me RepaE Of wa sst D,ssdw or
Al this smee JOHN 7. SHELTON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
Prom Ia< My. DaIly 7Smes.

RFGTLAH Union 6ENEItAL NUHf1sffEE
The Regular Republican Union General Commhtee met
last evening their headquarters, corner e Twenty
thrdst and Broadway The Vice President IN she chair
The meeting called 20 order al D. m 1he biihutes
Of the previous meeting were read and approved The
Executive Committee made report, recommending the
nomination OF MI James d. Smith fer Surrogate IN place
Of Gen. Foster, who had declined. The melton beng pnt
1t carried Mr.. Abran Wakenan theh s1eFed series
OF resolutions which, he said covered the snss between
the Radical and Conservative elements st the party
They are follows
Resotrcd That the delegates Of the Unsn party of
the City and County Of NewYork, In Central Committee
duly and in good faith adhered sustained
Abraham Lincoln TO the close Of MS fe that not only
tnued and upheld by President Johnson as we caleula
give rest TO the country 10 heal the wounds OF war;
weld all people in harmonious Union and safely
to the nation period Of progress In ALL that we
shall be wis. good, and glorious.
Resolped In the language OF Abraham Lincoln in his
first inaugural address, hold: 7" That In contempla
iton OF universal law and Of the Constitution union
of these States perpetual and that State upon its
own mere rn0tnn- lawfully rot ont 0f tho Union
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

RRNMESr DEPARTMENT.
III S $40 Co'p'n 65nl US5-2O Cou'G' nj
80, 900. ..l05l l0,c00......-...lOII
New-York tribune., 1867-09-24

Greenwich Bauk.-statement Of the GREENWICH BANK.
required By 40 OF s3 fes he
wee Ssfurdsy. tLs 9ist day Of September. la7
and 10911f %
ts.
Of WAhsm Hawes Cashier OF 0s
he kesi taosedas sna belief
WILLIAM HAWES CashssG
sxou h,Ere that dayo oil lssps.uker. N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

We have this day associated with us in busi-
ness, .D.SEKAIFOS. Of Memphis, ana a. A.
OGLESBN. Of Pamela county, Miss. JOHN q.
WALLACE alone authorized to sign the firm
nalne. John q. WALLACE co
Gg7g. On flsg-rsqs0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12
No9a-R estdent NOTICE,

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
IHO-N. K. d -ThCs. Mur3ocE, Mary O.. Muir
dock and others. vs. IHe Mayor aud Alder
men OF the City Of Memphis, the heirs OF
SSH WheatlY. deceased. and Others.
IT appearing from amdavit in this cause, that
4 the defendants, Mary Lon sanders and hate
3. Saunders, tmlnOr children OF Kate . Sauh-
ders, deceased, formerly Kate s. WhCatleyl,
whO reside in the state or Aiauaua, and are
uOu-resid-utS OF the state or Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, thai they make their
appearance hereia at the Court House in the
City Of Memphis, Team. on-tae ls5 MOEdny la
January. 1871, and piCaC, answer or demur 10
complainant bin, or the same VIII be takea for
confessed, as % thssn and set for hearing err
pdrte. and that q ccav o. this order be pub
liShed once a week. for four successive Weoks,
in the Memphis APPEAL
A CODy-AJtest.
AUGUSTUS ASTON, CLERK and Master.
Heiskell. and Feston & Humes, solicitors FOR
eoruuIsiuau1s. dac2 Irvv4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday. 2sd pag Of January. 1855.

Barney L. Armstrong VS.. =. n. Apperson, Is al.
ny yirtae Of an lnterlorutory decree, made ia
10 the above cause in the Chanccry Court Of
Memphis, I viii sell, al Public Auction, 30 the
+. Holland, OF Tie premises, four inlies west OF
ia3r8res, Tennessee, between tlse hours
Of 10 am. and y m, on Tuesday, the "a
day Of January, 1851, the following described
keal Estate, tC-wit Certain l~rlcf8or parcels Of
land, Situated in FaYefte county ami State Of
Tennessee one tract on The north side or Wolfe
river, which 30 crosses for "a shOrt distances, and
in part IN the 10Th Surveyors district, range o
Tnd section % one, and in part in the east-haif
Qfthe Northwest quarter VI section No. Z, In
Township NO-il one, west oft basis meridian
aud which said tract Of land consists OF one
piece or parcel, purchases by il Ratfs OF one
James Murdou9k one piece purchased by said
Pats OF one VIM. B~utterw0rul- ana one piece
purchased BY said Pats Of one .. W3iseroH.
bounded on the north by the lands OF T.. G..
Anderson, and on the east by lands known as
Mrs. Frankiin's lands, and other lands then
belonging 20 said AppersDn on the south in
cart by other landsthea belonging to said Ap-
a short distance; and on the west by the lands
| Of Or. W. Jones, Jesse ButterwOrth, and the
heirs Of John Polk
Also one other tract near the waters OF Wolfe
1 river, and north Of the same, and bounded as
/ follows. Beginning at Wolfe river. where the
] east boundary Of tide HOrd tract intersecfs the
stute, thence Ia a westwardly direction, as by
the motors and bounds given in Thos. Hordls
| deed to j. Il. q G. f. rgnhart and along the
/ Ines described in said deed 70 the liver, thence
along the meanderings Of said river 70 the be-
! ginning The said trscfs Of land, above dis
/ cribed. containing IN all 100 acres. more or less.
TIE above dis;riuo1 lands have been subdivided
unto lots. "a plat Of which can be seen at the
fldlce Of the Clerk and Master.
N TERMS o. SALE.-A credit of and l2months,
/ purchasers giving bond with security, and Hen
retained till pas ment Of the purchase money
/ equity redemption waived
dec2J IaW4W Clerk and Master.
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Annchmn4 S,.t

In the Law Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
simpson, Sanders & Co. VS.. Owners Steame.
Nafnma.
A EFIDAvIT for Attachment having beer
n made in this case in pursuance Of sectisI
$50 OF the Code OF Teuuessea and Attachment
having been issued aud returned by the prop
officer Levied, &C.," on the property OF tn
defendants, Owners Steamer Nat0m1,
Lt Is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear a. tle&Qurt HOUSE In the city or STEM
phis. Temu- rHcr Dc fOTe the second Monday iI
February usZe I'd defend this suit or lie sam
win be taken 10Y confessed as to them, and Sci
for heaTiuge xpaTte. u that a copy or this OF
der be published once q week for Tour o0nsecu
tive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
JOHN DONOVAN Clerk.
ACopy. BY MAsoN HYDE. ID. c..
LogwOGd & PeytOn, acg.rnsys FOR plaintiffs.
January 2LA4. -rffrWaW
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IN the CHalceTY C0uItoI aIempuIs, Ienn-
No EJi-J. Mason Campbell 90 al. Vs.Jn0. I.
ClayDrooB, JnO. OvertOn, VIM. j.. Vance ct al,
IT appearing from affidavit I'm this cause. that
4 the defendants, James Barton and Arson
Williams al residents of the state OF Arkansas
and nun-residents Of TIE State OF Tennessee
1t is Therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance h-rein al Tie Court HuH-e utIecity
OF Memphis Tennessee. on or before the first
Monday in fehsuary lSt1, and plead.
answer or defnur TO complainant bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed, as
TO them, and set for hearing expsrta, and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week. for four successive weeks. la the Mem
pins APPEAL.
a eopy-attest:
AUGUST0N ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
He!skeil, Scott 3 Heiskell, soils. for complain
,e e-a rf--f--
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D>e B1 EDEELAND EihEr JULY 4.
The total amount covered by the IN POLE
eies on properly destroyed or damaged Is
s1H.854, on which salvage VIII be about hye per
cent Our total loss VIII not vary much from
S3y.0OJ. and was promptly adjusted and paid.
THIS sum is I've per cent. upon the cOmpany's
assets. "a figure bUt slightly exceeding cur gov
eminent aud Stale taxes paid last year. or a
proportion equal TO a $500 loss Tor a company
I Of siuJ.oJ0 assets
The necessity for Insurance and the value OF
weH-thy. strong corporations is forcibIy Illus
tratei by thls IRE. Several weak insurance
companies arc Destroyed. Portland has a pop
I ulaIiou OF &,Ey-Was handsomely bdilt OF
mostly fine brick or st01e sfrlctures-prOtected
and screened WIZ upward Of 500 shade trees
bounded ON three sides by W~4ter-inoeed, liter
ally. almost rising from The with .
steam fire CeUartmeul-yet IL has Sl0,DJU.UtO OF
property consumed In a-e% hours upon a mol
Hay when Us people aT= least Occup-cu-frOm
the very insignificant Czuse OF a contemplate
fire cracker
Remember the JrGlE origin Of fires that
sweep away ia a few hou1s the earnings OF
years Consider your best interest ana give the
HluF AGENT "a call II you need pr-OperInsurauce
security. Pay a fHir rate OF premium tor = good
and genuine article and with these lights and
experiences before Eou, procure your insurance
with shr-WG Judgment.
Applications f0rtusur1nCe TOmntly attended
70 by II. A. LITTLETOS co AE'ts,
SCI 8m NO. Us FroHt street. up stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, 1856
BIN. K D.-James A. Harwood. AdiDiuis-
TRAITOR Of William f. Eddns, deceased, VS.
Virginia Eddins, Thomas B. Eddins, ct a.,
the widow, heirs az law, distr butees nud
ere itOTs Of said VIM. u. Eddins, deceased.
IN this cause II IS ordered by the Court that
/ the County Court Of Shelby County, Teunes-
see, be eniOined non. tasting any further steps
in the administration of The estate Of said Ed-
dius; that said administration be transferred
20 this CUrt. and TIE estate Administered upon
as ingOlyent; that all creditors or those claim
iuZ 10 be creditors, whether by note. account.
decree or Judgment, both resident and nom
resident, be restrained from prosecuting their
Claims, otherwise than under this proceeding.
It is further ordered, that all creditors do prove
and file their claims W ith the Clerk and Master
OF this Court, ana make themselves parties "a
this syJit on or before the second Monday in
May. 1867, and that a copy of this order be uuU-
lished Tor SIX weeks ia the Daily Memphis Ar
PEaL and Avalanche, and in The newspaper
published at Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUSTDN ASTON,
Clerk and Masler.
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- Reafle1lf Nnfiee-

In the County Court Of shelby County, Tenn
Petition 20 sell Real Estate.
W. Il. Hill, Levi Hih- Eli Hill 81 ais, vs.. the
heirs o. Mrs. Marian and Isaiah GoodWius
deceased. 90 ais
IN this cause 10 appearing norl afidovit on
4 Sic that thnnelrs at law OF Ers. Marian euc
Isaiah GoodgA deceased, whose chilurens
christian nan = are uukuoWnA are upn-resl-
dents If the Sdsfe Of Tennessee; it1st hereford
ordered. that they do enter thetr appearance
berein. at the Courthouse IN the city OF Mem
phis, on or Deforeths drst M0ndayin February /,
1867, and plead, answer or deiuur 10 complain
ants uetftion, or the same viii be cadeu FOR
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
parte. 1t is further ordered. that q copy % this
order be published once q week far iuur c0n-
ecuuye weeks in the Memphis APPEAL- "a
newspaper published in tho city OF Memphis.
JOHN LEAGUE, clerk.
December r. 1895.
Hailum q Muligan, solicitors FOR eamplsin-
avis. decl8 layvfWe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

In the Chareery Cour1 of Memphis, Team.
No.. I8N-Tno. a. Higgins VS.. Jas. Il Freeman
and J. W. Wnkerson.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendant. Jas. II. Freeman, h a resident
OF the state OF Mississippi, non-resident
of the stats OF Tennessee % is there
fore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein at the Courthouse. in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn. by or before the fIrst
Monday il February, 1877, and plea1, answer OF
drmur 10 complainant bill. or the same viii be
taken for confessed as ohm, and set for hear
ing ex parte, and that = copy of his order he
published once a week for four Successive
weeks IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A ~cOpy-aCtest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
LogwOod & PeytOn, sOls. Tor complainant
daaI3 faVdW
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Manifestation Wof5ce.

No. lSs9-George W. TrotteT Va. d. N. billiard
etval.
FTappearing from ahidavit in this cause, that
1 the defendant. II. n. billiard. Is n nru-resi-
ordered, that ne make his appearance herein
at the Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee on or before the first Monday In
compiaiuant's klll- or The saMs will be takenfOr
confessed, as 70 hina, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that a copy OF this Onder be pubiished
Memphis APPEAL.
a COpy-altesti
AUGUSTON ASTON, CLERK and Master.
BY X. ]. BLACK, D.. G. audsM.
LogYToOd & Peyton, soils. for complainant.
noVIs laW4W
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
SOUTHERN HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AyR BE6b sTREEFa.

Memphis, : Tenn.
HtHla House having changed bands, being
j. newly furnished and large Improvement
1eNing been made, IS now ready lCr the recep-
our charges are moderate and we intend
Keeping a flrt Class uouse-u5t 70 be exceHed
uy any other house lltle orr.
Families desiring Good. cnf9rgrfar1a and veil
mEntanea rooms, with good fahie 81 = fair
price Womb do veil - cali early as z limited
humber Gully viii be taken ID.
HUGHES & CO.
NtH-NlNeF p aEH- H.~f
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INSURANCE.
ATN
INSURANCE G0MPAN 7
HARTFORD, CONN.
HMEOR 20 ISI9.l

ASSETS, July ], 1855
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In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. IsE-L S. Stanton ct al. W.. "A. q. Fox ct al
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause, tina
the defendant, A. q. Fox, is a nou-residen
OF the state Of TennezEe 1t is therefore Ordered
that he mako his appearances herein al Tia
Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis, Tennezsee
on or Dsfore the hrst Monday in January, 1861
and plead. answer or dsmEr 70 cuInpiafEautl
biz. and amended bill, Orthe sane viii be tako1
for confessed. as to him, and set Tor hearini
e. pqrfs and that q o OF this order be pub
Hshad once week, fer forr successive weeks, Il
theNennpEis APPEALs
A~c0py-attests
A5GusT5N ASTON, CLERK and Master.
By X. J.. BLACK, u. q. aud N.
LogWOOd 4 Paytcn. sells. fof co1nP4Aipant
unshG iaHkw
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Non Resident NOfice.

In the Chancery Court OF Msmphis, Tenn.
Ez3-Presiey r. PeytOn VS.. Frank Cochran
et al
IT happening from affidavit II this cause, that
the Defendants, Frank Cochran and jose,
paine Cochran fhis wife and Jas Il. LenOu
rsnon-res1den of theS State O~tTenuEssee III
therefore ordeiec that they maket their appear
ancB herein al the Courthouse in the city o.
Memphis. Tenn, on OF before the first Monday ir
February, iSb7, and plead, answer or deinul
TO c~OmpialuaEts bill, orthe same viii De takef
Tor confessed. as 70 them, and SET for heariui
eE parte. and that a copy Of this order be pub
] shed once a week, for four successive weeks
10 the Memphis APPEAL.
A ~COpy-Attest.
ACGuSrUN ASTON. CLERK and Master.
By r J.. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
faegF TpWfW
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< REDUCTION
IN PRICE or
Passage to Europe.

by the only American Line to England aad
ID France. The Euw York and havre steam
ARAGO and FULTON, having been thoroughly
rehtted, will leave FIer 40. 81 North river, fOr
Havre, calling AZ Falmouth, the following days,
atnoOn precisely;
Fulton, S. Samuels, Saturday. Aug. g.. Iss8.
AragO, Henry A 5adsden, Saturday. Sepf.l. 'G6.
Fulton, >. Samuels, saturday, sept %, Is86.
Arago, Henry A. Gadsden. Saturday, Uct.27, &C.
Fulton, s. Samuels, Saturday. Nov. a. lRA
And every &days thereafter. Prices Of passage
payable in gold.
Main Sl0s
E4to3 G Lower 81
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60 Reaident N0fEce.

In the Chancery Court at = IN.
No. 1851. s. stanton VS.. L. c.. rGcker ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit I'm TINS cause. that
I the defendants, II. q. Tucker and T.. j..
Tucker, are Iesldents of the State OF Mississippi,
end non-rusiUents Of the State OF Tennessee,
It is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, al the Courthouse
iR the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on OF
before The inst Monday in January, 1867, and
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill,
or tne same will be taken FOR confessed,
as to them, and set for hearing ~ pmt6, and
that 4 copy of this order be published once a
week, fHt four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal,
AcOpy-attegt:
AGGUSTOE ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r.. J, BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
LOgvFOod & Peyton, s0ls- for complainant.
nnEIN I4Vv1uv
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Gec1 I'm tierE and Master.
The above sale is postponed 10 FRIDAY,
January =, lo67. when it viii positively take
place, IN front OF Grocery store OF Ut. Leake,
ia the town OF Colisryllie, shelby county,
Tenn. A. ALSE0N,
jau6 ids Clerk and Master.
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In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 14Sl-JnO. a. Higgins vs.. Jas. II. Freeman
ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
1 the defendant, Jas y. Freeman.i is a resident
OF the STATE OF Mississippi and a nonresident
Of the State OF Tenne see: 10 is therefore or
dersd that he make his appearance herein al
The Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis, Team
ov or before the first Ond in February. 1867,
and plead, answer or Gemur 20 complainant
bin. or the same will be taken for confessed, as
to MIN, and set for hearing eX parJe, and that
a copy Of this order disqualification a week,
Pal
4 ~c0py-attest:
ArGUSHON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY y. j. LACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LORwocd & Peyton, sells. FOR complainant.
dec23 1aw4w
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MEDICAL,


HAaLigHAS'a Pills are composed sifTplv Of V-gcfT-
otc Moatrtaes. They arc CHtsarg IT, pins. scfins
upon le Ht0Htoct- Lte8. gRd RfsrcTE : CONTAINING
20 Arsenic lllomei, BlIe Mass or anv ofber NTBsrai
-asance lhe great -lraHtaga ue Propistors claim
LHe Mass or any othcr Mi ersTR tbev win e1-s 10
m9si obstinate gzses q CHJLLs and FEVER.
u, ~ aHyEr PERIODICAL HEADACHE. NEU-
L4Lp-A, and Az affections Of p IKE cra-,rter. FoE-
Do" iHo directions and yoU wnl ind they viii do an
laat eiaimei for them, Try one box. and tleir own
M.l u recommend them ever a0ervaras.
We have used GaHighaa,a PITS. and hsv,
never SHOWN them g. al 90 cue when the diTeati3as
pUtl5C ayur.
Hos Il H. WATTS ES-Cor. Of Alabama
~ JUDGE Judge supreme CgUrt Of Ala
kJBEET D~0UGuERTY. Judge eth Cirenis
~ Alabama.
aLaEls eleffH Montgomery Co. An
BOX Ally C~LTIEEALL. E-ontromerv Ala
Col JAS. u. WEAVER
CRAWFORD BIRR
hA4- . a. HANhS, Com. Merchant N. O Ia
10 aA1ll,- Eaq- MAYOR Wetampka. Ala.
AIEE L. Woods Atty Ut law. 20 BiI,ray WI
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Joseph Grieshabsr VS.. Thomas Herman.
FFDAVIT for Attachment having been
"a made in this case in pursuance of section
$50 OF the Code of Tennessee, and a~ttachnen
having been Issued against the estate OF Thomas
Herman for the sum of SlU2 20 due by account.
and mas been returned levied, etc; 1t Is there
fore ordered that said defendant enter his ap-
pearance ON or before the 18Th day Of January,
1867, TO plead, answer or demur 70 the said
plaintiff complaint, Orthe same will be taken
Toy confessed and the c0se set for hearing eX-
parte, and that q copy Of this order be published
once a week for four consecutive weeks in the
Memphis APPEAL.
8 A. MOORE. J.. P.
y. Norton, attorney for plaintiff.
Eaa.r.har "A 1919 Eaa4E Tu--arrr
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ANEW ERA IN
D EN-
teeth Extracted Without Palm By tho
Aid Of local Agencies.

TT viii be highly gratifying toths many thou-
sands who are sudeTing WITH decayed and
aching teeth. and who have been dreadiug 80
have taem extracted for yeaIzl, 10 learn tl6t
Or. j. 3. Waason. Dentist, or this city, sex
tracing teeta daily, with use ad Of ~ entirely
new discovery vltncu1 %ttns le si4ntess
INCONVENIENCE 20 the patient whafeFer. And
bv his zreat facilities tor Misunderstanding plate
can insert new teeth IN any lumber,
nom one 10 an entire iuli. set In 6 few hours
aQer extraction, which teeth are entirely ustu-
ral and can beWorn with eFcry degree Of COM
fort Emil the mpHth ana gums are tn 81 suitable
condIfion ior a peffnanet SET
som CORNER 81 Msin ana Monroe, NJ
IA a.
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esiaent Nofice.

In Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No lHs-M. l. sorry vs. J o. Tyson Ell al
IT appearing from affidavit lu this cause. that
q the d-eleudants J. o.. Tyson, NJ Tyson. ~
Knott and ThGs. Tyson are RESIDENTS Of the
state OF Misslssissippi and uon-res dents Of the
state OF Tennessee; IL is therefore ordered, that
they make their appearance herein attire ourt-
house in the city OF demphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the hrst Monday In February, 1861. and
plead answer or demur 20 complainant bib, OF
Inc same VIII be taken for confessed, as 20
them, and set FOR hearing cN paEte, and that a
copy oIluas order De published once n week. Tor
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A cODT-atrrsf.
AUGUSTGN ASTON, Clerk aud Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy Cierk and Haster.
Logwo0d Pryu0n, sols. Tor complainant.
HnnH-Nn-
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CAPITAL. 4: : $500, o
AND INLAND RISES,

TTHIS Company, having transacted n very
/ successful business during the past eight
Eaonths, Is now prepared 70 carry an IN
CREASED LINE OF
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r WILL sell at private sale, TO close the I'D
ministTaiiOn, the wen known plantationt
belonging 10 the estate of DR.. Isaac y. Jones,
deceased. situated in Lost Prairie Lafayette
county, Arkansas, containing 1900 acres. with
upwards Of 800 acres in Inc highest state Of oul-
tfuatiOn, which, gOr T1chnes OF soil. beauty and
equailed by any plantation on Red River,
above the raft.
Terms easy, Cash. Part cash or on time as
may best suit the pm chaser. Possession given
on tbs dTst day Of January next. 1867.
WM. W. ANDREWS.
Administered Of the Estate OF J.. n. Jones,
Washington, Ark, July IS, 1850 deceased.
Those wanting further information as to
quality, locality improvements, price and
terms u sale, call on OF address i. =. CARR,
Memphis, Tenn. NJ OctT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12
GRoVER 8 RAKER's
SEWING MacRIHESl
Why Gro yer q bakers Machine Is Best

II is mOrs simple, durable, aud less liable 10
I. arrangement than others.
?. It sews from ordinary spools,a Il nd re wind
ing OF thread Is necessary
3. II seWs with equal facility all fabrics. the
most delicate and aQe h~esvisst, and with all
kinds of thread, 81 cotton or linen.
4. lis seam is 50 Etrof3 and elastic thai Is never
breaks, even on the hiaG-
.. IL fastens both ends Of the seam BY its own
operation.
6. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch, re-
mains firm, and neither IuBs or rayels in its
wear.
:. Its seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains It's Plumpness afteg washing better
than any other.
8 I~tsseafn can BE- remuvedi in altering garment
after proper inspection, without picking or
cutting them-
9. Watching ana varying theteusions upon the
threads, necessary Ia other mrChiness IS IN
necessary in this. The tension being once adj
iu1ted on The Grover q Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be cone without
ehangs.
10. ID makes beautiful embroidery without any
change o. arrangement. simply by inserting
threads OF suitable sizes and eolors for this
embrOldefs and ssEs perfectly.
The attentiOn OF Tailors, Manufacturer of
mofhine. Boots and Shoes. Carriage thinner
and all Others requiring the best and most ef-
fsctivs Lock-atileh Machines, Is invited 20 our
new Shuttle Machine. especially a1ap-e4 10
Manufacturing purposes.
GROVER & AkEhSM CJp
decla In ~ 4ain street.