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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Eogr article of June 10Th on the re-
vival OF the turf meets with hearty
response from many gsGderE of your
gigantic psper-gigantic not only in tue
size of the sheet, but in the scope and
compass of its reading matter and the
intellectual depth of its editorials. We
have marked with equal pleasure with
yourself that TIE rood old days Of the
turf are returning, ana that the gam
blers and adventures who GnG6 OyeFrau
it and drove gentlemen from il, have
found that they cannot succeed with it,
and are giving place again to those who
will conduct the affairs of the race course
on gentiemaply principles.
The small experiment. which Memphis
made at a spring meeting was q partial
success. The names of the Judges and
committeeman gave assurance that all
would be fairly conducted. and the small
sprinkling of ladies who began to make
their appearance ON the last DAYS of the
races-timidlg at first, like the earliest
flowers of spring penpipg Qut after a
severe winter-gaW tevidence Of y-nat
could be done here II the Memphis 2en9i-f7- en!i,-f7-
association was once firmly fiXedG IN tn
hands O.gentlemen. f.
The FrttHng park, which is q
used for racing, is unf0rtUnatei6n vs. DaViG
in not beiAg upon one OF sd puley VS.. ste
1t tis tco FAY and the costGes seEEuied . !,1 an
to it is too Z tQr oflse very large
attendance IONS. course on the Mem
PMS ana assEon railroad was far
preierso' mOuld be refitted.
? Az objection TO the present track
impe act thatit is owned by individuals
nat alClre unwilling to sell out their inter-
kept at an advance upon the price
hGw tUaid for it.
UH of the first principles in racing as
sociations is that no membershall specu-
late upon another, and whenever any
thing is purchased for the use of club
it must be put in at the actual cost.
If the owners of the " Memphis agri-
cultural and mechanical association -
will sell out to jockey club or associa-
tioa, under whatever name it may be
called, their lease and privileges at what
it cost them, allowing q reasonable
amount for interest on their money,
then number of gentlemen viii take
stock, and we can get up a good meeting
for. 'tuGoll and Tor the future.
# III this cannot be done, then all who
feel an interest in getting up racing as
ISOLATION ct Memphis, to be conducted
on fair and equal principles, should at
.oDce organize and buy out the old course
81 the AeuUaaistand Charleston railroad,
= - tI'sgain.
t..iaseuing is an expensive amusement,
-, q no man should expect to speculate
u bon others who join with him TO pro-
mote sport. LEXINGTON,
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TIa.llefee's 2nIe.

IN pursuance of a deed Of trust executed to
1 me hg o. A. Fenerstack, dated July "a. 1856
and duly recorded in the Registers office OF
SSbelov county Tenn, in book No. 81, part ID,
nsges 296. 2g7 and 296, for the purpose OF secnr-
mo certain notes therein specified, and In de-
fault OF payment having been made, wall, on
saturday. the 2ad Day OF June, 1861,
between The hours O. aud l2 o clock a AT the
southeast corner OF alley between Main and
FrOuf.On Madison street, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn sell, at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, certain lot or parcel OF
vr0und in the county OF shelby and state Of
Tenoessee. known and described as follows,
bs,lsy abeut i've miles east OF the city OF Mem
nhls on The waseIs OF Cypress creek. aad
- -, frsn W. ArlnOutis Subdivision OF his
niaf, az fots Ia the Gaifett tract as drawn By
f5riler a Fan lack. civil engineers, and known
anon said plan as Lot Nc. lsl eight Beginning
~ me sauthesst corner OF the Intersection Of
Gran and kucker avenues as laid down upon
said Mat thence eastWardly with the south
fine az said Grace aVende twelve hpndred and
.e7anfv-eeflt feet I27s feet) TO the lands Of the
isfe John Bope; taenea scuthWardiy three
hundred and tWfnty-seven five tenth feet
fsil7 5-l0th. feeD to stake thence west
tparflv tvelv6 hundred and seventy eight
ise5 iz7S ieetl 10 aueksr aVenpo; themes noFth-
s1o-,fiv Tit6 the east l.1e az huaker aVenue
fsrse nu undred and twenty-seyen hge-tsnth
fsof tsl3 & 10th fest to the beginning, eoGtain-
ine niati sixty-oiae hundfedth acres @ 5i-l00
me tide TO said p operty is believed to be
Good. but viii sell aud convey only as trustee
Rioht o. REDEEM ption waived.
l1.4ds aoRAC1rr @lARIH. Trustee
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one square lne ,. iseIiiio1 i35si in.e-tion 50
NO .,.,is wssEss So
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MussnuRITrEIs.


"A strenuous temperance movement
is progressing at Pleasant Hill.
Father Cronin, priest Of the Catholic
church in Hannibal, has commenced
building a fine residence there, on the
corner Of Church and Sixth streets.
The Clay county court has appropri-
ated thirty thousand dollars additional
for the completion of the Cameron rail-
road. The bonds are to be issued imme-
diately.
The fair of tie Montgomery county
Agricultural and Mechanical association
will be at New Florence, beginning on
the 18th Of September next.
The courier of the 18th saws: A
drove Of about two hundred head Of me-
rino sheep passed through Hannibal for
the interior Of the state, last Saturday
evening. Our farmers are rapidly inn
proving their stock of sheen, cattle,
horses and hogs. The day is not distant
when Missouri will beat the world in this
line.
We quote the following froIa the
| Washington County Journal: The total
number OF shipments of lumber from
PotOsi for two weeks ending Tuesday
evening, the sth inst, amount toseventy-
five car lOads. These, at an average of
6509, give an aggregate Of 49,, 500 feet.
The Macon AEgliS Of the 18th sup
| plies the following account of a bloody
affray On Thursday, 9th inst, a fatal
| reneOntre took place on the other side of
| the river, opposite Smith Winters farm
4 between Hardy Randol and 9. A. PheIps.
/ in which the former shot the latter dead
/ on the spot. Two shots were fired by
each, RandOl using double barreled gun
/ and Phelps a revolver. Cause, Phelps
said 70 have paid too much attention TO
| Randol's wife.
/ The Pleasant Hill Union saws while
/ Miss Ellen Peck and her two Younger
sisters were strawberryiag- In Csss
I county, last Thursday, thew met a bio
rattlesnake with at least twenty rattles.
| Miss Ellen struck the monster. which
at once made at the young ladies. who
| fed for their lives, followed for a consid.
ershle distance by the rattlesnake. They
reached home very Aueh frightened.
/ Lafayette county is claimed to be the
richest hemp county in the union. il
Is estimated that 29O0 tons were shipped
from that county last year.
| Crops in Lafayette county are said to
be looking very fine; but the apples and
peaches are dropping from the trees jn
such quantities that it is thought there
will not be more than half a Weld.
The jefferson county NeiO Era saws
The grapes planted around Lecompton
this spring are growing inely, though
some have been put back a little by the
grasshoppers; yet they are not perma-
nently injured. LecomptOn bids fair to
be surrounded with large vineyards in
few years, making it one of the most
wealthy eoHmgnltles in the state.
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Tcllsf GnLe.

RTOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance
N with the provisions and diEecQons OF a
deed Ia trust exeggted and delivered to me on
me lIth day OF Ipfy. 1855, by Richard B. HaW-
lev (Which deed Is Of record In the Recorders
ofhce Ell Crittenden county, AIkansasl and for
the payment OF the notes tA.STeeAn described, i
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A CANADFAN at Hamilton suggests 8
new flag for the New Dominion. He pro-
poses the union jack In the corner and
The rest Of the bunting filed in with four
coioFs red, white, blue and green, On
the shield it is proposed that the beaver
taxe the place OF the tbreelions passant,
and that the maple leaf should be en-
twined with the rose, the shamrock and
the Thistle,
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STATE IFEMs.

m n. -Fhe West Tennessee IPhio of the 22j
! iF-s t., says the county emptied itself into
towTelast Tuesday TO hear Mr.. Ether
idge's great and convincing speech on
the political issues of the day, and con-
clgdes the notiee thVs, speaking of Mr..
BthsIidgfeCo CoN'' de bears up well under
the fss-RiGt OF n65t 65t2sanyass, nr, and is In the
best of sgr of thellst Tennessee is ablaze /;
Middle apainsts has caught the fire,
and w NJ on1essee is aglow with en-
thusissm. There is but one way Brown
low can be elected, and that is by
throwing out the registrations of four
afths of the counties of the state. This,
he can snd doubtless will dosa,3fn 'Whe9.
that resort is made the radical party lie I
Tennessee Is doomed. va
The Columbia Herald of Friday says:
We are informed that respectable coll
ored citizen applied to the register of this
county for certificate recently, and was
told that he must first bring two known
unconditional union men to vOueh for
him; SECOND, that he must swear that he
had not received or been promised any
bribe in the shape of Elohey, land, or
employment. We are not advised
whether he got his certificate or not, but
as be is not member of the league, we
presume he did not got it.
The Lincoln County NeUs says the
wheat crop in that county will aggregate
250, 900 bushels, while in 1880 the yield
was but 10000.
The Columbia Herald states that an
abundant supply of wheat may be bought
in that county at one dollar and nifty
cents per bushel
The Lebanon Herald speaks enthu-
siastieally of the wheat crop in Wilson
county, and the farmers expect to realize
one dollar and half bushei.
THE hall OF the s Athaneutn at polEm-
bia was struck by lightning during the
severe storm on Monday evening last,
and somewhat damaged, though not
nearly so greatly as was supposed by
those who saw the stroke. Fortunately
the Building was empty as the timei ana
no on was hurt.
The Iasan aysd Dispatch mentions
the capture of negro named Ransom
Chairman, charged with committing
rape, on the 22d inst, at Nashville, after
a desperate resistance, in which he threw
stones at the officer in pursuit, and would
not Weld until he was brought to the
ground by three revolver shots, all OF
which took effect on his person. The
wounds were not considered fatal, and
he was placed in Jail to await his trans
fer to Lebanon for trial, but he died very
suddenly on SUNDAY Htorning. Tue
same paper says Adjhtane-G General t{roes-
heck. of Gen. Carlinis staff, Is now
travelling through the state for the pur-
nose iof organizing eolored temperance
Societies. and q complete organization
will la effeeted in few weeks.
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lael9 colored ljwhegsn, Me,
ed Sam Mngsge o steal, contract with
IN from g on Pco00Se dozen skates.
day, was al but bat Gazette nominates
HEX e1SSE and waste of the national capi-
-, Eice Creial be removed from Wash
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..a.a...oa,a 81

ID j virtue o. a Deed Cf Trust made and exc
ID cuied by Elijah Brooks to J. @. Neuden-
hall, Trustee. ON the .7lh d8y of june 1851, and
recorded iu the Registers Records OF shelby
coUntv, Sut.- of Teuuess e. 10 Book No 80,
page l3} which SAID Deed of Trust was made 10
secure 7. WiI-on aud lane wilson in Ihe pay
ment of One ThOrs7 nd Dollars, N,n
On the eFH nay sf July 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am, and g
O'Clock pm, in front Of the caurthOuss in
MeInphls, sell az puhie auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, sn UndWiaed intores5 OF one
hltH IN the fallawing described real estate. ly-
ing and being in the county and state ufore-
said, ir Range g. Section OF the llth sur
vey or's District. and bounded thus: Beginning
al blacE oak sapltng, which has its top cut of,
frOm which south 81 easl, 2 links a red oak
f2lleU down IN Tie corner, southwest Of Grant
No. 2g9 in the name OF Wyllie Roberts: thence
east ZIG poles u n stake standing four links
northwest OF post oak marked "R, the
SsptheaSJ corner or rauJ = o. zsg thence north
10 q stake - links soutn Of white oak
q lsttqchmeffl. f. N" the northwest cor
case n pursssssqee.e- traet IN lhe nsme Of
4 and axe 10 links west Of one ash marked 0. h. q.
=. NJ" the northeast corner o. said Graham's
95 acre traet, THENCE east. passing white oak
grant No. 4268 4. the uarie Of John h. Grahar1
in al 20 pOies, 70 horse beam IN lhe west bonn.
dary line of Joseph McDoWell- 300 acre tract,
ana the southeast corner Of grant No. 1904 for
5il$ acres IN the name OF +. McG5e; tuence
north with MebOwells line crossing Vol rlver
at 50 Poles and through cypress pond 40 ~
noles, IN all Is poles, 70 stake AMI gLall her
ty maFked W. the northeast cqraef 81 saia
grant l2A tbence north y poles TO a stake:
ence south l6 poles to a stake in the line o.
grant No. 427G thence crossing Wolf river twice
and through an island in said river So poles to
a stake the northwest corner ef grant Ma.
1851 theHoe south u poles u e stake tha
nCrih68st corner Of grant No. -e9 in tue
name of WHILE Roberts; thence vest crossing
W of river at poles in all 2l5 poles. TO q stake
4 links west of a pest oak meTSed "R-," the
northW est G ruer Of grant NO, ZB; thence ldS
POLES to the beginning, containing a3iIl acres.
Tne title to this property is believed TO be
good hut viii convey only as trustee.
]. u. MENDENHALL,
feQ-lmt Trustee.
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Revenue receipts under the income
tax returns arelreachingnowo one million
dollars per day.
The celebrated chess plaver. Paul
MOrphy and family, left New Orleans last
week for Paris.
=" Mourning bouquets" composed of
sombre-colored flowers, are the mode of
funerals in Paris.
&.-Gen. Sickles is dashing about in
ieelarleston with four black horses, en-
matic of his mission. Edf
st-Prentice says that Agalt rlss lecture
81 man and monkey, is an d nunfo as
Pertain the source Of the nirl I,s u,II.bs
The North Carolina sps-1 ~ coi Bal
failure. ana west,
The editor Of the
Tines has been present
weighing ten and hsl
"A radical alaiQdge
5issis lave bis. b AZ
,leaeizA- miIi-Sste
~ tt
--7'flfe q 4 LED vi
United Stata "a gh loontl it
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HENRY C. FREEMAN Secretary.
PLIKY FREEMAN, President.
LORING ANDREWS, Vice President
HENRY @. FREEMAN, Secretary.


STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COAGPTHOLI.EE's OFFICE,
Nashville. June 8, 1867.
1, G.. ". BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify thar the GLOBE MU-
TUAL LIFE INsU EArCE COMPANY. located a.
New York city. in the state of New York. has
produced 20 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has compiled with all the require
ments Of the laws of the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and 1 further
certifv that r. u. TOMLI1s0N GENERAL ACT Of
said Company, las also complied with the re-
quiremegtz u Inc laws Of the state, made and
n-os s..tsd IN such cases: wherefore, said GLOBg
MUTUAL LIFg Insurance Company has au-
thority o take risks and transact the business
OF insurance in this state.
q. W. BLACkBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and iHauenttal parties can
find remunerative employment as sJlic tors,
by applicat l.n 10
Il. 4. TOMLINSON. General Agent,
No. u Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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szss.s4s 81


The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been In existence ~ months prior 70 Jan. I, Iss7
contribution 70 Surplus, and 20 be applied at
the Renewal Of each Policy either In reductind
OF Premium OF as Rev ersiGuary Additfons in
I&s provided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature is efectedl other
wise la 1870.
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The celebrated chess player, Paul
Morphy and family, left New Orleans last
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q ne fssln !AIlp.3i anu3e Iyho sus-
. IA last !, nig55 votes, ss,p%auIettes,
yhas ordered strse Of gIs,y his .;ops op Of the
Kelley riot TO be df8Sstiga1ioS Some
things are about to cOme6l tlhuOt very g
freshing TO radical nerves. "
-GrasshOppers are stilM
rampage in Kansas, but In 8. q
hos wit hdrgrur, from, fba GaII N-Lf-1a---N7lNA
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AL05ana0 Lime.
NherSf's SnIe.

YTTE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quaatities. which we are
selling at lowest rates, al the Bluff City Cotton
Shed. corner Linden aud Clinton streets
rnu.ll I'm EDDINs 4 liOLIl llTE.Y-
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A. A. BARN >, Gem IIeseL AsenI-
apl4 u ~ h SnhNh-r p .--'-sil.-sl A-eu Z,
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8reelsy, 1t seems, y lfty-five years
Of age, but on account df his abstemioas
habits the American life, insurance com.
paBy agreed to cali him fnFty-fVe and
say no more about 1t,
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Miss KATE FIELD, the dramatic and
literary critic OF the New York Tribune,
is a little lady, with beautiful teeth,
ringlets, ana { very quiet demeanor.
She spent several years ct Elprence,
Italy, and her first literary sffpsions
we're letters from abroad to the Boston
Dorf
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fders, an and sister," Of gell friz-
---as sued st. Louis horse
foRN willy for keeping her Oqt of a
rs on the poodestly estimates her dam
a,R5Snt Fo6m, IN IN > stl6s,atssa.ss s..as..--s
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CONDENSED DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE,
IAOKsON. IuNE TEEAI. IsOz,
REPORTED FOR THE APPEAL
BY II. CLAY KING, Esq. Z

No. 2s-Howze, guardian, vs. Bolton. From
Memphis Chaneery.
Held: /. In this case there is no
satisfactory proof Of payment to the
ward, by the guardian, OF the money
beloIh,ng to the ward. But if it be adj
nit 70 pSat the guardian made the pay
mg gaae Lbltended for, it was illegal and
an 1eLs 70 -, iI2egf'iSe the ward was still
AZ ilaii ulsu .rdian not discharg-
81 stated thst the Ln care and diligence,
5 ID state the object of to 9o connensatian
bid that the board - a1lG,s fon.sadase waTd ngre
q snsr =. hea9f u' LaFt Of ,,Ilt, esnt Of
Vu' @ - on the elegaTftd
jdss3iftc.l the most popul
account ofting soneTueu-
had Cgss'c. consequent on the late
ssrs. Hopper And
he called upon III,
mon toknow if theyyatlrlps. From Mempbis
sum Of one thou.
..kem or their agents, ehaDeerv. and a
he contracts to those same for the
ap- as wel'onancel-
P:f A4rm Of dsi5 q IN 81 ! e 8 is that hat
u. aElK5 Must E. d nlshaINs be appealed
'1ftn, is gentaA rule Us IA are ex-
u 7vote fosir,ined in section oRSO of the
gould be th0e appeal on a motion to dis
nin -of equity, is not embraced
in sre askedtiOns, although the same
objection could he taken by demurrer, In
which case an appeal would be, when
granted by the chancellor in the exercise
Of his discretion. The appeal is there
fore dismissed, with leave to demur
below.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEST0.
RAILROAD

rs-fzA Ms iaave as folI1ws city timel
Through EZur-5s sundays excepted, 6tAo
q "a. Through ha-l. 81 o p.u-- -uuyrFllle Ac-
euuanE03aJiOu as $50 2 n-
express connects ar Grand Junction vita
AFTERNOON train ca tHs Mississippi Central
RAJ ilr0ad for Holly springs Water valley,
Granada. Jackson, NicEsDprgs Miss, New Or
Al Coriutu, for Ozoloua, Columbus, Miss,
Al Tscatuf. for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile CIucluuati. etc.
Al t-bartauouEn. t0r all places in Eastern
.fslaIua. Gs0rgia- North ana south Carolina,
~irEinIa, W ashlngton. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
sew York, eIc
Throagu Nal connects ~ Grand junction
,,-ifh f~aius fGr Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
ET UecstuF. fog Athens. Pulaski, Ala. Column
bin Na-nVllle, etc.
Al Chattanooga ha4l trains connect ior same
roiutE as Express IRA as.
Ikagqage checked tarDuE1-
E7T tickets and further Information, apply a
t,- ofiice- No szs Main street, corner Of South
Court street. - ..-., F..
BARNES. Genl Ticket Agent
snI{rT S i SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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"Wednesday, the Sd Day Of July, 1851,

ny yirtue Of : PipEses Eiere Faelias to me d.
Is reeied from The Law Court OF Nemphis OF
date June y 1867, IL favor OF Jordon Brotnsrs
and agsinst ". 7. Williams ct al, viii on
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
ZJi FraFt street
ura-rrs Lodge ef Perfection. lftir sfafn
Slqtt..l COMMUNICATIONS 4a t slllestrs
90 ascn month Henry =. h nouGTd -
M. Charles n. Carroll. Ialil. sec. la :
NT-Hzas Lodze OF Perfection, I=tll-
Meets sfh wednesday OF eacl month.
NeIIersh. 1-J, o.. IA. a. q. 4 rs2lllLla
Sec
CasTpHlA council of PR Dces gf Jerusalem. -
so. J. Benz. *. PuLen, sd, Larsh.'.;
- Sec.
Cilarles ". 4 dams, "a, ~. W. u. H. TOM
IIn,on. & B. See 49,.
PW-LrPpE DUpL.EssETs Council Of k-h. Aith.- :
No. 4 henry P--W WDgllrd, I'D, Comm.
William Y Cirode Ri. Rec. n
COSsIsr8HT OF NE@r IESSl-s7iE, a-tl. donu'
AIusIie 55i. Comm. in Chief; Dodge C.
Trader. flI, EeE.'s-
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The Bum 6
HOMESTEAD Il
FOR SAT-

HTE have The pleasure Of plaei
" market those very dasira.li.e = q s
lands, 50 wel known to the comm
HON estead rtact Of the late Ger
tyn, ESQ situated Al The drst sfall
Memphis ana Charleston railyosd III
east Of the city. The ina mprovela s
ABOUT twenty acres Or land, has
resides upon the premises. ThN
Of The ira {, consisting OF abOutf1I
has been Laid od ia lots varying 4 -.
i've 70 ten acres, fronting mood I'll
enues, and laid on 80 as % secure H
amount or comfort The trains Oh
phis and Charleston railroad afit,reii u
tunity Of gong in ana out OF the &c
70 bunty Ms statiODs four times a 6aX
make s residence At his point aimS \
. The cheice can nov be had OF lots
mari in uFiEffal forest ur q, fIel.f'
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between the hours OF ii O'Clock a "a. and
oslo k PM, in the Mo3hy BLOCK. on Front
street, No. so ia the city Of Memphis, county
of Sbsib by and state OF IHnnessee, offer and sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
neisoual property, viz: ! Iron Safe and ccn-
fants 2 Writing Desks and Once Furniture,
fjbairs. CarpsfS Tables, Letter Press, etc 2
T,rtifl x ana contents, EiOok Case and Books,
/ Writing Desk, Pictures, bedsteads,
afafraSsesS. Eheats, 2 Pillows I large Mirfer.
1 Center Table, i Washstand, Water-1oo.er,
ieeissi on as the property o4 defendants. j. s.
Williams 3 Co., TO sattly he aoeve Fu1ies
Fi-Fa. :. ,,,,..,--.. i. 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27


No. 81. johnson VS.. Chester. froIa Ma4isan
Circuit.
This was an application in the circuit
court TO condemn land for sale under a
levy by a constable. The application
was refused in the circuit court. Held /:
That on the reversal of the judgment of
the circuit court, Judgment of condemna-
ton will be pronounced here, and ben
ditto enpOJlaS issued to the sheriff.
No. S2.-Gameweu VS. Chester. From Madison
Citcuit.
GameWeil aQld property as commits
sioner under an ordeE from the county
court. Motion was made in the eoanty
court against him and his securities for
the purchase money collected. Appeal
to the circuit court, and from the circuit
to this court by Gamewell and the seeu-
rites. The order granting the appeal to
the circuit court states that the FdefeDd-
ants" appealed, but Gamewell did not
unite in the appeal bond. Held: That
to entitle party to his appeal it is not
necessary that he should join in the sp-
peal bond.