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CTRAY NOTICE

Posted by e. Brown, 3 miles from Memphis,
a Pony Horse. n hands high, valued al SIS
also. BY VIM. GroOms, in t2th district, a Brown
Horse Mule, 5 years Old. IA hands high, valued
AZ Sl00 als8, by A. L. 3rady ia lst district, a
Light hay hue. Is hands high. agout s years
O d, branded on the etl shoulder vita letier s.
value SO; by I. n. Baker, a d4rK Brown
Horse Mule, IS hands high. value SiOO: BY Jas.
Nottingham, near Raleigh, q Black Horse
Mule, branded OK len hip with q, valued at SO.
The owners are Eotihed 70 prove pr, perty.
pay charges, and take Them away. -
ANDREW STEWART.
Ranger shelby County.
Raleigh, Tenn, November 70, 1871.
unwp1 1aWRmH
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Maria l. Petite ct ais, vs. MaryL Molsta eGaI.
Petition for safe or real estate Tor division.
FINDER and By virtue OF decree Of sale
made In tbs above entitled cause. At the
december termi R5T, Of NE county Court OF
shelby county. Tennessee, Il will proceed to sell
70 the highest and best bidder, before the Court
house door In the ely OF aemphis, on
Monday. January 9Th, 1865,
Between the hours Of 70 a N and 4 pm, The
following aeu real estate, 10 wit! The
certain pare LOT land in The city OF Memphis,
known On the plan % the said city as lot one
hundred and eighty-fOur Qs4t. beginning al a
point On the east side OF Main street aud m
north side OF Tongray 5 alley, lEEfch Is the first
alley north OF Jackson s'rsstl. running thence
Sith the north SIDE OF the said IL ey EAST one
hundred and fUrtf-sighL feet six iurhes 70 an
alley; thence north seventy-four feet thr e
inches; thence west one huudied and forty
eight Ieet six inches 70 Main street, ard thence
south seyenty-fOur feet three inches 70 the
place Of beginning.
o. SALE-One-third casa. and one
third in one year from thedate OF the sale, and
one-third IN two years tuerefrom Notes with
good security 70 be taken for the deferred pay
ments, and q lein retained On the properly for
the payments OF said notes.
JOHN DOAGUE,
December 8, 1857. County Court CLERK.
HanT Ii
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To Wh,gn a Mae Conf -, !.

HAVING. Al the November teri a OF the
II County cpert Of Shelby county, Obtain ted
letters OF administration on the estate or
George Schroeder, deceased, all pers0 Is aarVing
claims against said estate are hsFel ~ not tiad
10 hle the same with me within thS Hms pre-
scribed by law or they viii be fore yer ban red.
CAROLINE SCHhODlE Z. ADM
Memphis. Nov. II. 1857. n o. y4law4v
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NondaE. me aoth dar of Rfcemher. -.
Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue OF a Ieed or Trust to
L M executed on The l2th day OF November,
1854, by Rebecca Chalmers and ames K Chai-
mers. and recorded In the Registers 0fice OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No
IS, part . pages Al, ct seQuiter, to secure cer-
tam notes therein described, I viii, on
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Thursday. the 26rh Dsy OF Uecember. 1861

$3.50
o. l. Thomas his wife. on the 18th day Of Nay.
1871, aud duly recorded at the Regizfers once
OF SHELBY county, Tennessee, in Record Book
No %. Part Sd, pages 90, ~ and As, I viii, on
Thursday, the Goth Day OF December, 1851,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock an. and 4
o'clock pm, at the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, IN the city - Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennsfsee, sell al publie auction
described real estate: A certain tract OF land,
situate, lying and beingfnt he countyCfehelby,
ard state Of TenuesSes. and DESCRIBED as fOi-
lows, tO-wtt: ~LOtnumbered Two, OF he subdf-
vtEion ofthe lanes belonging tnthe heirs Of the
late DR.. Lewis Y Trezsvant, containing thirty
i've and one-half 500 acres, beginning A. the
northeast corner Of lot numbered Three :
there's Eoath s. east 2El chains 10 q stak
thence north DHnks 70 a red oak stump. the
southeast corner OF lot three on the Plank
Road thence south 81 west 10 % chains TO a
stsks on tbs west side Of said Plank Road /,
thence So West % ~ chains tn a stake on the
west boundary OF the tract and IN John Pops's
corner OF the tract. a hickory thence 80
chairs TO the beginning Also an undivided
molly OF haif interest. with all improvements,
OF aHOfhert rsct q land IN the county % Crit
tenoen. STATE OF known on the orig-
nal surveys OF said State as the fractional east
township z, north n 3 east AID he east
half OF the east half Uf section Z OWnship 81
north range 9 east. containing ia AL 10 acres
more o. less said deed OF trust vas executed
to secure the Payment OF certain EIomissory
notes therein des.rIbed- The right Of redemp-
ton f. waived and the title beieved 10 be good
but 1 convey only as trustee.
LOUIS z. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory, Young a Anderson, Attorneys.
November q. lsf7- unVZ2 tbs
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Attnchlnent Suft.

Law Court OF Msmphis-
CIERKis OFFICE, November Is, 1857.
h. Dow, Plaintiff, vs.. Green Williams, Deiena'
ant. 80
~ paade N This case In pursuance OF section
.5s5 ~ theToae OF Tennessee and attachment
having been issued aud returned by the proper
oficer levied, etc, on the property OF the
defendant Green Williams
III Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
DffS Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
February next, aud defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 70 hsm,
and the case set Tor bearing . exPsrte; = ami
that a o OF this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in the DAILY
Appeal
A COPY: JOHN ~. GRAHAM, d q.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys Tor Plaintim.
Mould furrAu
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LEGAL.


Inthe Chancsry Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
lydia Jenkins ana Mary c. Murdoch. who sue
py their next friend, VIM. ArmouE Va
Charles b. Church, George jenkins anc fhoA
Murdoch.
TT appearing from af7davit 10 this cause that
II the ~fzndaut George Jenkins and Thonas
Murd9ch are nOn-residents OF the state ofIen-
I'd ia therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein. at the Courthouse IN
tho city Of Memphis Ienneeseeyaon tee
INST Monday in February, lS5S, and
plead, answer or demur 70 complainant
bui, or the same viii be taken for con
fesssd as 10 them and set for hearing ex-perte,
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
George W, Winchester, and Heiskeu q rcott'
Solicitors for c0mplsina0ts. deel2 law1W
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Law SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS cnIIFGF

THE Law Deparsment OF the Memphis Col
Il leee will oQen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty;
Constitutional Law....--Gen ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property q eading-.@-Hon. r. r. HEATH
Personal Property a Piesding. "A. NJ. LEgls
Equity a Commercial Law Hon. p. r. ScRuGGs
Grim. Law 4 Admiralty. Gen. ]. II. CHALNERs
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In 'front.' Of the Courthouse door Of the Law
Court OF Memphis, in Memphis, Hennesses, on
Sscond street., begW cen Union and GayosO
streets. betWsen the hours OF 10 O'Clock am.
snd A O'Clock pm Of said day. proved 70 sell at
auction, TO the highest bidder, f-r cash the fol
lowing described lot or parcel Of lard in the
city OF Memphis and designated on the plat Of
said city as part OF lot No. 81. to-Wlt: Begin
mig az the northeast corner or a ioi on tha
south SIDE on Jefferson street Known as George
CromweII's 81 feet w~estwardly from the inter-
section Of JeffsFe0u and Hhiru Streets. thence
eaStwardIy with the south side OF Jefferson
street dny-eight feet % is intersection with
Third stree thence southwardiy with the
west sfdeOf Third street one hundred and forty
eight ard a half feet 70 an alley thence vest
wardly wftT the north SIDE OF SAID alley one
hundred and forfy-eight feet six inches % the
west side OF another alley thence n0rthWardiy
with the cas- side Of zaid alley thirty-sx feet 70
the south BOUNDARY sine o. said CromweIIfs lot.
thenes eaxtwandly with said Cromwell s south
boundarv line EH feet to the southeast corner
or said Cromweifs lot; thence northEardlv
Eifh he eust boundary line u said CromwsuE
lot one hundred and twelve and q half feet to
the beginninE
RE the 70 said property IL believed to b
psrfoct. and ths equity or redemption Is waived,
but a convey as trustee only.
dseT ID THOMAS lEEcH, Trustee
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Trust Safe.

timber ard BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to
u me executed BY 80 brisl ChOafe, on ne lat
day OF November. l&4. and registered in the
Office Of shelby Ooanty, Tennessee,
10 Book No. 81, pages IL. 20 and 2le, % secure
q certain note as therein described I win, on
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust
to me executed BY J. W. Hopkins anu 4.
hopkins his vile, on the 18th JaRusry, Ga6l, Ie-
corded IN the Probate Clerks Office Of the
cOunty Of TtShOmingO, State OF Mississippi. in
1 will, on
Monday, The 30th day OF BecsmSer, 1851,
Between the hours Or 10 and Il O'Clock, an, In
front OF the Law Courtroom In the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. sell at public auction 70
the highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribeu lots or parcels OF land in toe Town OF
Corinth, in Sail county Of Ttshomingo, tO-wlt:
Blocks No. i've %, three 49, and Two hunared
and thirty-four (L3u; also, the lot or part OF lot
with brick store thereon, on the northeast cor
ner OF block twenty seven IN, at the corner or
Fillmore and Waldron streets. said deed OF
trust Wa made to secure the payment OF a Ger
tain note and Endorsement by said T. " Hop
kius and certain Earranties OF sale by the
same, toe Boyd when are fully bed
IN said trust deed. The q le 20 satu property is
believed to be good, but 1 only sell and convey
as trustea. T.. ". FRAZER, Trustees.
nOvZg tbs
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS 7 T C.,

WILL open a School for Young Ladies', Al
her residence, No. 81 Linden street, com.
mencing MONDAY, Novem Der is. 1857. A class
OF Boys wilt also be received. The Principal
viii be assisted by cOmpe' emit Instructors.
Terms moderate.
MemDhig. November uOvI2 I'm
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Trnstee,s RnIs of Lnnd-
3Ist Day Of January, 1855.

DIV virtue o. a deed OF trust executed to me
ID on the I'D Of November, IS6, b. Julia f.
Lee sud Edward F. Lee, registered in The
Register s ONCE Of shelby couHty, In book Nc
So, part one, pages 81, 53 ard 54. I vii, on the
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FIRsr 80. sENIoR cLAss


HAVE established their oniee In Tftus
ii Block, in rear OF No. l2 Jefferson street
they may Be. found ~by.psrties interested
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Trusteesa Sale.

ny virtue Of q Trust Deed executed TO me on
ID the Sd day Of August, 1867, by samuel p.
Rose. and duly registered, etc, fOr the purpose
OF paying the debt therein secured, I wHL on
geBday, the 1Sth Day Of January, 1855,
10 front OF the Law Court Room, IN the city Of
Memphf-, TENNESSEE, sell TO the highest Bidder,
for cash the following property, tO-wtt: All
OF the right, title and Interest Of the said sam
ueI p. Rose IN the estate OF Dr.. Hugh F. Rose,
deceased. comprising lands 10 Upton cOnnty
Tennessee. and notes in the bands Of u. Il
MuntOrd administrator or Dr.. Hugh +. hoses
deceased: also. the Interests OF the said sam
uel p. Rose (which Is uudivided) in 3 certain
house and lot on 4 hinson street, IN the ely OF
Memphis, Tennessee, being the same noQs@ and
p. Reese nov resides, together with All or the
a-ppuFtenRnces therennto belonging. l viii
convey such little MY as - vested In me a.
sac between u and O'Clock pm.
5sriq "a. 1T. PEYrON, Trustee.
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VIZ. b. TRIGG. JOHN t. PIGorr. WM. NJ JOHNSON
WN. r.. TRIcc 4 CO.,
BanEers and Exchange Dealers,
-AED-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

BooNvILLE. MO
nUY and Sell Exchange; Deal In Gold and
ID silver Coin. sank Notes and Military
bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for Correspondents; Real Estate Bought and
sold. Taxes Paid, etc; Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estste Security; Bonds. Stocks, Aerean-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission Collections upon all &C
ceSsibls pcint made upon fzSor3ble terms
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering Our services to our old friends and
the public generally for the transaction Of any
business pertaining to = Ranking Exchange.
Collection or Real Estate once,
We are, very respectfully.
WM. H TRf9G 4 %.
P. R-We have abstract OF Real Estate Bs-
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds,
Marriages., Judgments, Wills, DEGREES, etc,
noS4n condition OF title to all the Real Es-
tate il tbs County. ". II. T. a co.
Oe2
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THE DEsoTo

A NIGHT SESSION, IN CONNECTION
II with this College, is now t-nausurated. As
y temporary Arrangement. the Class meets Ia
TIE SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING HOUSE.
No. q SOUTH COURT SFssEr.
The course OF instruction is eminentiy prac-
tical as well as scientific, embracing everything
necessary TO ut young men for the efficient dis
charge Of the duties Of an Accountants and
book-kseper in a merchants Office Tn stu
cent goes through precisely the same routine
OF ~iournalizlng, posting into his ledger, and
closing his books, aud thea makiDgout his bal
anee sheet, as he would in actual business.
This process II renewed an indefinite NUM-
Der OF times, tin he be- ONES as familiar with
these operations and as expert in performing
them, as II he had spent a long apprenticeship
IN the Counting House. =
TERMS-For Night Session On advanced one
month, S. three months, SO.
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County Court Sale Of Land.

GSThe o sale 10 postponed nal MON
DAY, TIA 18th A OF BECEMBER IL
with the consent or al parties interested
1aeT "a ia Il Tr~as.~
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proeeed to sell, to the hi CHEST b lder, for cash.
al public sale, on Secon q street. between Mad
Tenn one bun and . ne Bay Ho re Mule, con
veysd by said deed o. trust.
The purchases VII take such q tie a. Is vested
in me IS Trustee BY said deed
does tbs VIOLA Pr, Trustse.
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TTGDER ard by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust
u pxecntsd by Calvin D. Hart and Ellen ].
Hart on tbs l2th day OF July, AID, 1885, 70 me.
al trustee, to secure the payment Of q certain
note therein rseited, I win, On the
18TH Day OF January, A.D., 1865,
sel to the highest. best and last bidder, for
cash, At the mont door OF the Conrt House, in
MsmphS. Tenuessse, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock am. and 4 O'Clock pm., the midi
vided interest Of said Ellen J.. Harf, late Ellen
J. shaw, IN and 70 lots 3 and 20, on Uufon
street rOnting respectively % Snd 50 feet on
the sUuth side Of Union street and running
back zlSk feet 20 N auey, the same being the
lata residences OF A. shaw, deceased, snd the
lot Wsst thereof; l0Us sand 8 on the ncrth side
Of Union street. fronting IS feet on Union
street aad running back 70 an alley $50 feel, and
lying opposite lots Q and 10 Inst described /;
slsol lots il and u IN Gayoso street, each 'front.'
ing As fet ana running ba Z ~ feet 70 An
aiiey. said lots numbered according to plan Of
A ID shawis property, made By ~. Crane,
July. A.D, 1855, being part Of coontrg lt No.
AZ also, lot more particularly dercriosd In
deed OF Ellen j. shaw, sxecutr XOfA.E SEtw,
deceased, to David Jameson dated 3 pssmbsr
IL. 1882. befag on Union street. the said interest
OF Il j Hart m and 70 the above property
being acquired By VIII OF shaw. dsceasadP
aid property Ia In the ci6y Of Memphis, county
on Sbslby. and state o. Tennessee
jobs AINsLIE, Trustee.
Kerr, Westc0tt 4 stab. Attorneys dscl2
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

and buggy wagon, and sst or silver plated harness
st.,en u y supposed that The same party committed
oRDAmED.-Alfted J. Stead. SON Of the Rev. DR..
Stead OF Astoria, was, with appropriate exercises,
solenniy ordained 70 the work Of the gospel ministry
VERDICT AGAINST rHs LoEa ISLAND RAILROAD Con-.
PASH.-At the late session Of the County Court OF
Queens county, before Judge Lott, verdict for $500
damages given Moees R Wells of Jerusalem, for in
jurss sustained by him the Long Island Railroad,
near FarmIngdale in the month OF February, lsSS II
was proved by the plaintiff that the ties were rotten
when the accident occurred also that his Injuries were
OF serious nature being unable 70 leave his bed or SIX
months after the occurrence, his side being crushed 10
fearful manner rendering him cripple for life also
that he was obliged leave situations tha ne
had since filled ON account OF his inability 70 hi them
IN consequence OF the injuries he had received
BY the accident oliver ChaTlick, President OF
the Long Island Railroad, being put upon
the stand, stated that the cause Of the accident
was the action Of the s and that the road at the place
where the accident took place in the best condton
or better than any portion Of the road nowthsandng
tne pantns testimony produced positive proof 'nan .nv
- stated W. opposed 70 verdict for plaintiff from the
first After being out eight hours they returned $SVp
damages instead Of 81, 50o as claimed by plaintiff
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
LIFE SAVING APPARATUS.

The Government Commission on Life Saving Appara-
tus met yesterday ana agreed devote this morning to
the examination Of the boiler in the Tribune Office,
the question raised whether Il Is safe not and then
to proceed examine the mechanical arrangement Of
yesterday. The Commission then proceeded on board
the cutter Kankakee, where about hundred
gentlemen interested In various detaching apparatus
were awaiting them Among these was Captain Hythecca,
Of the British navy, attached the British lega-
tion In Washington. who specially invited by Captain
Miew, one Of the commission, and many other gentle
well posted in nautical matters Captain Sccr Of
the CUTTER had the boat in her best m and tho party
boats In tow provided TO test tho various inventions
About dozen Of these were tested In all The
Mckay detaching apparatus was OF the best sub
mitsed. II consists Of . rod running along
to box with Hanaea The rod is connected
with lever controlled by the party who detaches the
craft from the supports. in such . way that It Is
launched In the gentles manner possible all portions Of
weather be calm The length OF the rod can always be
increased 10 SUIT the length Of the boat by changing the
coupinga The invention 10 the property Of N Mckay
OF the firm Of Mckay Aldus, Boston, Another inven-
Mr. briggs, Of Michigan. This was submerged several
times suddenly with three In IT, but instantly
70 the surface Of the water those board Of her being
perfectly dry because they shut up In watcrtght
compartment yet supplied with air in which they could
live for considerable time II necessary The Brown
and Levil apparatus also worked we'll Another Ap-
paratus worked by right and left hand screw, and
was pronounced perfect Flowers and Patterns boat
lowering apparatus also worked TO the sasacon Of all
present. a. indeed did most OF tho inventions tested.
The Commission, though very much limited In the
means their disposal likely TO overcome this dis.
advantage 70 some extent BY their diligence and enorgy
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wEsrcHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

\ SPECIAL MxxrNG or TIE BOARD OF TowS TRUSTEES,
MoRRmAMA special meeting of the Board Of Trustees
of the town of Morisana was held at the Town Hall
Thursday evening Bills 70 the amount Of eel3 70 from
number Of sources presented and ordered to be
paid The Treasures authorized 70 borrow q. 900
for the purpose Of deyng the expenses OF surveying
the Meroso district Specifications for the proposed
sewer from 13Sth street 10 Harlem river, along
Boston road were received and approved. communI.
forth that in consequences OF the rapid growth OF the
the present force was insufficient to preserve order
and asking that Il be increased. Among the petitions
presented In relation 70 the improvement Of streets &c.
those by Messrs Bergen and Mooney praying that
Lynd avenue be opened from Beach street, and that
Alexander avenue be laid out one hundred feet wide
from 13Sth street 10 s junction with the Boston road
On motion contract was ordered TO be made In relation
TO the proposed grading Of Cf street.
PREoocrous YourH. few days since the ticket
agents Office at the fremont depot Harlem Railroad,
was broken ipto during temporary absence Of Mr.
carried on Circumstances Of suspicious character
pointed towards q boy named Kech, who resides with
his parents the noighborhood and led 10 his subse
auent arrest He was taken before Justice Lent Il the
fremont Police Court After being kept In confinement
for several hours he finally confessed having committed
the theft In consideration OF the respectabty OF his
parents and their vouchng for his future good conduc
the Justice suspended sentence and meanwhis permit
ted him 70 90 home afe .tEf.E#sN N.M NlM
TIE REGISTRATION or vorxRa The inspectors OF esc-
ons In the various districts tbroughout the towns Of
wsscheser county at their posts throughout the
whole Of yesterday; but in nearly every instance their
duties were Of the ghes description and In one or tive
cases not single name was registered.
THROWN yRox wAGoS.-About I'VE O'Clock ycster-
day morning, while man named Rhinebeck, residing
In Merose was driving along the Boston road in mar
ket wagon, one Of the wheels struck against O large
stone and partially upset the vehicle, throwing him
from his seat to the road with much force Hc was
found in state Of nsensiby and bleeding copously
from severe wound on tho forehead by number or
qlarrymcn, and BY them conveyed to his residence.