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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

WESTMINsTRER PRESBYTERIAN
URCH, 70. 3. Jon BsveAsA strsst, tssNssn
Main and Bieadsaa. Sesviess sssvy Sabbath ct
II = =. - = =. eASAo&A 6sAesa 1t = -
Prayer neefinG avery Wsdpssdsy = II p.n.
fsAlrssfy ". g. oNaId, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYrERIAH-corner Of Hieh
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath It / !.
u. snd p. m. Sunday School At u =. M.
/ apr4s-u6'iy JAMS BnowS, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-Hixh street,
between Ffth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath - ia. =. sud I p. =. Sabbath School -
sp. M Prayer meeting On Wednesday evenings.
R IN, ri ING STREET Il. :. cnuRcu-o.
Exchange street, between Third end Foarth.
Preaching every Sabbath 1t II :. N. aad p n.
Sabbath School q 81 ,. N. Pnhlis Prayer Meeting
on "Wednesday evening. E. H. wsAxs,
tciiArMA2 SQUARE N. r. cnulcn@ co,-
ner Of Seventh and Morgan strssi1. Prsaohias
every Sabbath At II a. N and I p. n. Sabbath
Schosi atS :. y. Public Prayer Meeting ON
Wednesday evenings. JoHs HAYNES,
FfKsr iR.sBrrRRIAN- Corner High sd
Fourth stssets. Services every sabbath Il II :.
=. snd : p. m. Sunday Ssheel 1t y .. N.
apr2s.s6 /. N. CaIrrKsDsS, Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Corner Of Blcn-
dean and Eighth streets. Preaching At IL A. NJ.
and q r.s. Sunday School at Vi a. =. Publio
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, u "
o'clock. ,lfabifs7l J. T. WEsTovxa. Pastor.
UNITARIAN cHURcH-Open for public ssr-
vice At II q m, and at II p. IN. The psblic COR
daily invited.
YOUNG PEOPLES PRAYER NETTING
Kvsry Friday evening. at ~ O'Clock, At the Bap-
tiet Church, cor. of Blondean and Eighth streets
Al are invited to meet with us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15
Chicago Market.

Cob0o8o AAY8&S.
y Telegraph clleAse. Dse u.
Fioar--Hsid Ara end beyosd tAs views q bsyses
ss Of spriAs sxtr 1t 80 sOos 10 ssDsFaasess - =
~ Is.
{ wAest-vkne Hoi higher ats 9oah; No srsasd
- sf0asd cisssa stsaiy = u Ak0s: No sesaA' q
81 7f0i72s
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0as-tn speculative dea end at sex.
kys- DALI 10 9Hto
Dsssty-Asntnai;sl o. essrs! for fr.sh.
Prov to.s- Ixirauasly dali and Lower aiAost 81
eeuciss.
Nsss Rofk-essl - e2o 80 and At the dess sefed u
L.a-s.N. 4 iis<rrs
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iAei = s9kA7.
Cured Xsats-UncAAng-d.
DrsssA Hse.- 3oeasc lowers ciosdne 81 I, SCI y
~ llsht sp&3S 7t1AJor heavy, fA< ruanter u hea,
q, no to 70 sitee November IL .stias.s d AiAAsl
>s,uue los COO can. tiss k.t rear, k.e.iets is thu
week .eca usaeise sSeurdsy ARD snAa.r s,< ssssina
1is IN.
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H. heats Aorkes
- Taaerai h. D. Loeis. ~
FIosr-Quiet choies extra % 81 Xxx and xxx ~ Il
Dls q
whssa-,IIsher evsnu Ia the ANAL ssppI,: eAe ics
en- n sxaTo $3.50
Co..--poll a. ssa 50
o. e-v.ru: 7aaso
=, saS ., r-s-. =. .,.t.,n
nv.-st -oaa1a
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D.cos-shcsaders iii clear adss s014N; as.r cured
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

foH the best chewing and smoking tobac-
co, and No. cigars. 60 to keokuk slonR
tried tobAcconist, J. Guttmann, No. GA, Main
street. There you will also find, for Christ
mas presents, the best mssrsehaam and char.
coal pipes. Try his new brands Of cigars
called, Flor de Tabacas. Lacarona, Black
Crook, DC. They can be beat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

HEAVY decline in clothing snd gents fur-
nishing goods S. 4 B. S,ern's, No. IS Main
street, have just received another fresh stock
ofclothing from the late panic sales in the
East, and are new able 10 offer superior bar.
gains than heretofore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Mr.. EFrixGsR's subject in the Unisarian
Church this morning 10 "Charch Member
ship. and this evening At sevea-"Tas
Teaching Of Jesus'-What he taught abou.
God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Ma. E. VAN Nooaprs, 4 converted jew,
the ngent Of the Hebrew Christian Brother
hood, viii preach in the Congregational
Church this evening, on behalf Of Jewish
missions. All are invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

8eoo0 AaYhogs
y fssser.ph.1 nsv 1ens. Dee Il.
eevsrnnent stos X are shads Arnsf. csspess II
u isso1I es iUssok; - iss1xos<: y losKo
ies: = ~ ls1SoE u u lcshos1 lo4os loo,SA
y '-sos loss<1X.
hssshsN,tst nj sesad,: Wsstern Uuioa ss11oN: c
ciasss =. gssssa I c,ssh,n = ss,ls;x q
pesknsA sfsfee.. - IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

THOSE silver bricks on our counter were
great attraction yesterday. Mr.. Jacobs rro-
ceeds on his journey 10 morrow, and takes
the valuable metal along with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Mr.. AILrs BosSisIs.p, On old citizen Of
Ottumva, disd Of consumption on Thursday
morning last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

You win continue to find more desirable
bargains, in az glasses Of goods, at the popu-
lar house of a.. n. Bostwick than in any dry
goods house in the west. Something new
aud choice offered every day. decll>6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Ma. /. d. Isnsasoda Of shs Jcsrnsi. lee-
tnred 10 Muacalas few evenings since. his
subject being 6 Recollections Of Four Years
ut Washington.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

BkAvTIrri. and HANDSOME Chinehells
Cloaking. At Woodward, Moore 4 Go. .. Ia.
dies call and - them. They me- cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

o. F. Pearson takes pleasure in snnoul
cling tina. he has opened and offers for sale At
the jewelry store Of s. G. Bridges, large
and veil selected stock Of hair goods con-
sis.ins ofwigs, switches, eurls &C. Old hair
bought or taken in exchange for goods. IA Ct
THE RALsoAn,--A meeting Of the Direc-
tors Of the Iowa Northern Central Railroad
Was held in Washington on the 9TH inst, ct
which the following vas adopted.
R,solced, That Il is the sense Of this meet.
ing that it is absolutely necessary TO the sue
cess OF our railroad project that the work on
our line be pnsAsd forward % fast a. possi~
bic. aud we pledge the prompt payment Of
our installments, having entire faith Ia The
speedy completioa Of the line from Mount
Peasant to kepkuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Go wHsaE the rush goes 10 s. B. Stern >,
No. 6s Main street for cheap toots and shoes,
Of great variety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

FAiR.-G4bbons' Opera House has 30 Gar
proved success. It is now 10 be inaugura-
ted as Fair Hail. The ladies Of st.
Peters Church and their friends have taken
possession of it during this week, and win a.
ford amusement for the many. The object
is topay Oh Ill debss ia the Sisters Academy,
and commsnds itself to the charitable. Tick
cts p cents. at the door. Opens Monday
10th. See advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

PATENT "GLoyE FirTIsG" only per
feet Cossst-esobisss the perfection ef6aisA
and eaesascs 4 shape Of the fisess FtsaeA
seued goods.
Ihspasent aGlove Fitting cosase is ~
mired By al Who see il, and recommesdea -
oil sho try il.
I've "t;sevs Fitting Corset is cut q a.
entirely asv pr;ncipls, which removes Ill
objections. and which sscaresa msss psstSet
ft with more eAss nd esGfor. titan aasssher.
just received and f6e sale At Fl. h. ~
sick's, sole agent for the 0ste City.
We-fr>eu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15
Tar Ottumwa Courier says,

On Saturday last the furniture shop It
Agency took fro from defective fne, but
was saved BY the timely application Of : few
buckets Of water. The water psovisr the
best of insurance., hat if there had heen Z
few minutes delay IN The application, . pol
| icy in the HAvkeJs for about thousand dol
lars would have come handy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

Foa4 Madison. = Black Crook next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. 14.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15
w E 8 r e r N
ELASTIC SPONGE
COMPANY.

e1rAll or3.rs from the ND4e sv.ryohAre. promptly
asd at q discount bills ftua ea6p 10 1900, sad
larger Disc ant On bills Of 500 ~ np~sids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

4nan
ImeTuk1B Tle celebratad Tpi ~
AsC. oeh3As, M a1Lles1 ~
li<tlus cf - coarse. before no ke6k1k liz
brary Associatio0, It the Athensan, On
"Wednesday sveains, The 18th Inst,
asAieae Secisl Iifels H. East, ,citi ~
No expense has been spared to make the
illnstsasions highly complete, elegant, and
The doors viii open At 8! o'clock, and the
lecture commence u II o clock.
Ticksss 60 ca1ts, 10 y Nd u 1he Book
atorsa, Jasslsy ssesas, Lsssy's Ns~s De
pot, and the door. j. q. CRAIa,
Chs I,scsare Com.
December l4th, 1867. 15-at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

MOST striking instance Of the certainty
and rapidly with which Hourishinx trade
may be built up, 10 furnished by the popular
hrm Of Robertson Z Albers. Each Of the
members Of the Arm had established 6ne
business reputation in their separate spheres,
and we're well known and usiversally popu-
lar in our community. In the Summer Of
1884, only little more than three years
since, they formed partnership ia the gro
cery business. They made no great pseten.
sious; bat they sought business through every
available channel and BY every honorable
means, and they rendered entire satisfaction
10 their customers BY the quality and prices
OF their goods, as we'll rs by courteous and
careful attention. As consequence their
business grew on their banda, and crowded
them more and more from week to week. Il
soon expanded from m ordinary family gro
Gerry to include large jobbins trade Is we'll.
and during the past season just closed, fhs
amount Of their daily sales reached as,onish-
irg hgares, even 10 u who are somewhat n.
miiaf With the enormous business Of the lead
ing establishments in Keokuk.
A few weeks since, aftsr due consideration.
they concluded TO adop. the strictly each sy.-
tenn, believing that they could sell At lower
hgures for cash in hand and make more mon
ey than under the Old plan, BY cutting down
expenses Of bookkeeping, Losses FROM bad
debts and the like.
We are glad to learn that the "ao credit
experiment is working beautifully. and 70
their entire satisfaction, and HAT ia.le,d Of
losing BUSINESS their sales show decided in
crease in amount, even over the constantly
growing increase Of srale - which they had
become accustomed under The old sys,en,
We congratulate them on the dsuonserssed
success Of tAeir expsr;neut, asd trust that
TOE public - we'll ~ the Popular grocery
the chance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

IMPORTANT TO SKATERS follovips
from Aairs Joarsat Of HeaitA MAJ savs
those Who Indulge IN the recreasion Of skat-
'as' no sns amount af discomfort: Before
sssf lns tor the ice, battle your feet IN cold
water, dry them perfectly, and rive ,h.m /.
aeod rubbing with. crash towel, pull On /.
pass q WOODEN Or heavy co,,oa s.oet;n.s.
80 yoss feet viii remaia cenfor,ablv warm
~ 49, o. fdas henri il ne ee,1ee,
wsssbsr."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

tbs signs didn't prove correct AND sonse.
quently yesterday was not q singing cold
day, ~ wehad predicted il would be. Aside
from the bad walking It was qniie pleasant 10
be out-a great improvement on the previous
day.
OS and after Tomorrow the No. |. mail
train, Of the Valley Road win leave the de-
pot al 1:i5 .. m. This arrangement viii
give our patrons, on the line Of that road, =
chance 10 get the GATE CRY several hours
earlier than they have heretofore been re.
csivingt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

NIcR pstssrss Of siiv@ Nsfs tqsslisy var.
raptsdl 80 - ssen u Ayrss AaAs 1 Ayres,
81 Main street. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

tbs Iowa Coal I Oil Cos Coal makes ths
best coke Of any coal wsse Of Connersvills.
Why? Because il i The bes4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

1'ne anlaek sCrook'' will - pssdues6 y
-Fet Madison, next Mosdsy end Tsssday
evenings. di4satsnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

Our money market opens for the week with
much the same features as were visible iAss
urday. Owing 10 the state Of the cotton n1
ket and The disi~ncIinatIou OF holders 20 oPer-
ate, there is not 50 much ExchansS olErft,
anQ our banks, which have been WeL 3eLI
lQr some time back, are running
their buying rates on all points oINlus % -SSn
York have advanced 10 e discount As a cou1
equenoe their checking rates are NJ ~ onr
merchants relative 70 WeeAty
been inAugurated to-day, andls re traeSs
1fceabIe fn the additional amount OF business
G5Id oDened in New York at I05s. and at
noon n va Il closed a. Our buyer
WeTs Ssvored with coin Of any kind TO avery
limited extent, and kept margin OF - to2c
On Eastern qaotatlons
silver. buying at lE8l9
There is les demand for City Scrip and deal
ers are SLOW to buy. They prefer getting nd Of
what they have on hand, to sccUmulating. The
4Ic.
County warrants are in moderate request by
dealers at 6197Oc. selling at 70s75c.
Poice scrip scarce and nominal At SC buy
Ing. selling a. Sc.
Inc tobacco Tor the rms during the last
A carriage factory with $4,000 capital. has
been started in Bridgeport Conn., 20 make car
rlages with India rubber bodies, for which the
company hasa patent
HE Denver mmt received over 5000 In gold
dust the inst two days In NoNeInoef 1He
amount OF bullion shipped nom Denver uuIAus
Toe sea Island cotton crop this year amounts
90 10000 pounds.
ID Is Understood that the new fifteen cent
denomination OF fractional currency n rehlg
90 be issued. but that delay l. Occasioned by a
desire 20 know the opinion OF congress on the
subject OF the issue. IL seems, 50 lar, that al
the members who have been cnuNersed WlLh
I'M regard To- t. are favorable 70 the new q
iuatIOu.
several small lots Of cotton have been seized
IN ~ Louis. for rreguIarity In shipment Of viO-
1arfou Of rle revenue laws. kilograms have
also 1een sent % New York, ordering the seiz-
IRE OF other lots shipped from St Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
TRUSTEE SALE.

FINDER and by virture Of a Deed Of Trust to
me executed by the PresidenJand Board Of
Directors OF the Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on the 5th day Of November, lS53J eighteen
hundred and stXty-seven, 10 secure the pay
msnt Of certain claims therein described,
which Deed Of Trust IS recorded in the Regis
tef's Office Of shelby county, in Record Book
No. 50, pp. 365, 3jB, et sEquiJer, / shall proceed
10 sell to The highest anu best bidders for cash,
at the DOCK Yard In Fort Pickering. near 10
and below the city of Memphis, On Saturday,
the 2Sth day OF december, 1867, between the
hours Of IL and u o'clock. m, the following de-
scrioed property, tO-wit Four sections tcom-
uleteJ ofthe Memphis Dry Docks, recently con-
structsd by the said Company, together with
all the Pumps, Engines, Fixtures and Tools Of
every description appertaining thereto also,
the Blacksmith shop Tools, Iron. Lumber,
and materials of every KIM belonging to Fsld
COmpany and also the charter Of said Com
pany granted by the Legislature Of Tennessee,
with full and ample powers to carry on said
Docks and enlarge the same. The work on
these Docks is new, and the sections are in
good working order. A splendid opening Is
afforded by this sale to practical workmen 70
obtain control OF Docks, new and in good run
ming order. and well located Everything per-
tanning to them viii be turned over by the
Trustee 70 the purchaser as soon IS he COM
plies with the terms Of his purchase
W. h, BUTTS,
no24-tds Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
Trustees Sale.

Under and BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust 70
L me executed by Charles Thomas and Jane
o.. L. Thomas his vile. on the 18th day Of May,
1867, and duly recorded at the Registers once
OF shelby county Tennessee, IN Record Book
No. 80, Part Sd, pages J6, fG7 and fs, I will IN
Thursday, the 28th Day OF December, 1864,
BetEeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and 4
O'Clock pm, at the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis
Shelby county, Tennessee, sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, for CASH the following
described real estate: A certain tract Of land,
situate, lyingand being In the county Ofehelby,
and state Of Tennessee. and described as fol-
lows. tJ-wit. Lot numbered Two, Of the suDdi-
vision of thelands belonging 70 the heirs Of the
late Or. Lewis e Trezevant, containing thirty
five and Oue-half $50 acres, beginning Al the
northwest corner OF lot numbered Three
thence south So east 1850 chains % a stake;
thence north 20 links TO a red oak stump, the
Road: thence south IS west 10 70 chains 10 q
stoke on The west side Of said Plank Road
thence 81 west 30 40 chains In a stake on the
west boundary OF the tract n In John Popes
east line: thence north 5 chains 70 The north
corner Of the tract, a hickory; thence 80
mOitv or bali interest with all improvements,
OF another tract Of land ia the county OF Crit
teuden. state OF Arkansas, known on the orig
iuaI surveys Of said State as the fractional east
township q, north range 3 east, and Inc east
half Of the east half Of section 2, townships 6,
north range @ east. containing in all 10 acres
more or less. said deed OF trust was executed
20 secure she payment OF certain PrOmissOry
notes therein Described. The right Of redemp-
ton is waived, and b title believed to be good,
but convey only as trustee
LOUIS f. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory, Young q Anderson, Attorneys.
November q, is67. nov22 IDS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
No "a Jeferson -,

We rezret 10 see the lack ofinferest displayed
nv our merchants In our Chamber OF NoD-
merce. Tie monthly meeting, when should
have taken place to-day. was MOI ALlen-els
4ud. in CONSEQUENCE, there was nothing done.
We rbiuk that much good might be attained
ana evil possibly averted II our business men
--1rTF meet at leasr once q month and eN-
chance view upon the situation OF AFFAIRS.
Tra-E is no excuse for this apathy, and our
merchants viii find, when too late, that they
s-a Ief behind iu tie race for prosperity, and
are out playing second nddLe 70 those OF OtueE
cities.
ErT md tendtug downward. Uplandss e5-l5d
g-+aus 1850. At pm. the market was stu
FuT and had declined ID on all grades and the
closing dispatch announced an irregular mar
Eet. with spIsuds Sd; Orleans, I'd; making a
Total decline Tor the day Of Sled, sales ly-vVt
bales
Tie New York market opened dull with pr
g. saEe as ~ the closing on saturday. AT noon
il was inactive and CrOOpIng-AlGCslngs, Ia
nc. Mobile. TX Orleans. lSA4C- while at The
rI1-a the demand was fair ard market weak
and Irregular. Kidding, l54gI7c5 Mobile, E4c;
orleans. L~e. sales. DO bales. This heavy de-
cline fouOwiug or that oflast week has unset
Ted our market. and prices to-day were trreRu-
La. Early in the day holders we're FIRM, and In
very rev instances, sold at less than l5c,
although buyers offered llzc; but the market
GRADUALLY weakened until orders could be read
Iy fued az that figure. After last dispatches
were received buyers version to bid al all, but
4hav talked orIsc. at which they expect the
market TO open tomorrow. sales fer the day
were very mIr. but somewhat retarded BY Tue
weather. The market closed dun and urUOp-
~lH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December 23d, 1867.

4g0-N. r. D.-ThOmas James. ct al, vs.. Louisa
T. James, ct al. Cnancery Court OF Memphis.
DY virtue OF an interlocut0ry decree made in
ID the above cause, 1 will sell at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the cify or Memphis. Tenn, on mon
DAY, December p, 1867, between the hours OF
10 am. and u m. the following described real
estate. tO-wiJ: n lot Of ground known and
designated upon the plan or map OF south
Memphis as Lot No. ? in Block No. Al, and
bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at a
point on the east side or line Of st. Martin
street 90 feet so~uthwardly from the point ofin-
tersEciOn of the south side Of Vance street. the
east line Of 81. Martin street, thence south
wardJy on and with the east side Of 81 Martin
street 70 feet TO the northwest corner Of Lot No.
3 in said block No. Al. said lOE extending back
eastUardly from St Martin street with a uni
form width or go feet % the center or Bayou
GayuSo. Also, the east hair Of lot No lin block
No. 81. on the plan Of south Memphis. said
.ot HUuts on Vance street 80 feet 10 the center
OF Bayou GayosO, and runs back CD feet 70 lot
No q
Inc above lots have been subdivIdsdintO tour
lots. a plan or diagram Of which can be seen
upOn application At the office OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms OF sale-Oue-fouTth cash and balance
in equal instalmeuts Of six. twelve and eigh-
teen months from day Of saie-purchasers CIV
ing notes bearing interest rom date. With ap-
proved security. and lien retained til payment
OF purchase money.
Equity Of REDEEM ption barred.
nOV22 A. Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis. Tenn
Chas. b. Webb, vs.. The Estate otS. 2. Hendrix,
deceased, and his heirs, W.R Hendrix ct al.
TT appearing from afidaviti in this cause that
the defendants, sarah +. smith and hus-
band j. W. smith are residents OF the state OF
Mississippi: Martha T.. HOllOman, l.. F.. A.
HOuoman and Mary J.. Hendrix are residents
of the state Of Alabama; ThOs. c. Webb, (of
the mr. q Of T.. c. Webb n Col and Henry En-
mons are residents Of the state OF Massechu-
sets, and all nou-rtsidents of the State Of
Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenp., on or before the fTst
Monday in December, 1866, and plead, answer
or demur TO complainants bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing eE parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week for TOUR kuc-
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
a COPY. Attest:
AU6USTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY e. 3. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
Uapp, Vance & Anderson and Barnweli s..
Stewart. Soils. for cOmplb. Oc30 law4W
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Trustees sale.

DT virtue Of an order OF the Chancery Court
D Of the city Of Memphis, appointing me
Trustees tuthe room and stead or C. P. Norris,
Trustee, under a Deed OF Trust executed 10 him
by A. r. Dies, on the 9th day Of September,
ls6G, to secure the payment Of certain notes to
H. H. Hum, therein mentioned, which said
Iced of Trust Is recorded in the Registers
ONCE, in book Nc. 81, part LIST, pages SOS, 500
and $50, I viii,
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Trust Sale.

Under and By virtue OF A dad ~ ,-.,
made and executed BY John O. Ffnnia0
the 2lst day OF Nay, 1856, and Registered In ne
"a Book No 81, pages 4S5, 4s8, etc.. and a f1-fbe-
deed OF trust made by John q. Finnie on ne
18Th day OF January, 1885, rogistqrsd 10 po~t-
John q. Finnie, dated January 10, 1857, / vii.
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Trustees sale.

DT virtue or a Deed OF Trust executed to me
ID on the 18th day or April, A. D.lS6Z, by James
kose, 4. II. Bassett. J.. A. Nevis and ME Pax
ton, which deed Is registered in the Registers
Office Of Shelby County, Tennessee, in Record
Book No. 90, Part 2 pages 1886, S7 59S and 39s,
i will. on