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Noon Dispatches.
lwEsTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS EEPoRTs.l

AUGUSTA, GA, September 1S.-FOl
some days past there have been frequent
! quarrels between the soldiers and freed
men. A negro Is reported mortally anC
a soldier badly wounded. The freedmen
threatened to attack the barracks las
night, but no collision has occurred. II
is said that the soldiers are the aggres.
sors.
NEW YORK, September 1S-The Tri.
biple says Chief Justice Chase authorizes
8 denial Of a statement going the round
OF the newspapers, that he has written a
letter to President Johnson. indorsing
his action in the recent conflict Of au-
thority between Gen. Sickles and the
civil courts Of the Carolinas. in relation
to order No. 10, for which Gen. Sickles
was removed. He has never given an
opinion on the subject to Mr.. johnson or
any ether government official.
HAVANA, September ia Mexico
city correspondence, of the 9Th instant,
says EscobedO published a denial of the
authority OF his letter against foreign
ers.
Costello and all the generals at Quere-
tarO, who were sentenced to be shot,
have been pardOued.
Marquee is said to be at Yucatan at
the head Of some rebel Indians.
Later advices from Vera Cruz have
been received, which state that the trial
of Santa Anna is daily expected TO take
place, bis counsel having already ar
rived from the city ef Mexico in Vera
Cruz. 1t was generally believed that
sentence Of death would be found by
the court; as an order, however, had ar
rived from the supreme government for
bidding the carrying out Of any sem
tence. without the findings being ap-
proved by the president As commander.
in-chief, it was supposed after trial the
intended to pardon the old
soldier.
LIVERPOOL, September IS.-The New
York Atlantic telegraph company has
declared dividend Of four per cent. on
eight per cent. preference shares.
MANCHESTER, September Is. - Col.
Kelly, Fenian leader in the late out
break in Ireland, has been arrested and
will be sent to Dublin TO be tried on the
charge of treason.
BELFAST, September 1S.-OVer eight
thousand people attended the funeral Of
\ supposed secret director OF q Feuian
in this section of Ireland.
BERLIN, September lS.-Austria aud
Prussia are negotiating for an amicable
commercial treaty.
LONDON, September 1S.-In the normal
meeting held at Lambeth to-day, by
delegates to the Pan-Anglican conven-
ion, the synod meeting was called to
yether by the Archbishop Of Canterbury.
Bishop Hopkins. of Vermont; Bishop
of New Jersey, and many
'ther Episcopal clergymen from the
United StStes, were present at the
Meeting,
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Gen. Meade, on his recent trip to the
border, failed to discover single Fenian.
Chief Justice Chase has returned to
Washington.
Napoleon is extending and strengthens
ing the Notifications Of StrasbOurg.
Italy is preparing to resist GaribaIdi in
his aggressive movement on Rome.
A FTenchman, named J. ]. Periner,
committed suicide in New York Tues
day by shooting himself with a pistol.
Miss Adelaide c. Hayes, a jersey City
school teacher, has been held for trial,
charged with numerically beating a
child.
Mrs. Caroline Gould Hildreth, wife Of
the late historian, Richard Hildreth,
died, August 18th, of cholera, at Naples.
Santa Anna has not yet been tried.
The general impression is that he will
not be executed, but that his estate will
be confiscated.
Hon. Thos. A. DeBlos, distinguished
lawyer of Maine, died at Portland yester-
day, aged seventy-twO years.
Chief Justice Chase has written to the
president, sustaining the civil authorities
in the judicial cases in North Carolina.
Surgeon Joseph s. Smith, United
States army, recently transferred TO Fort
Jefferson, Tortugas, is dead, Of yellow
fever.
Ben. Wade and Vallandigham slept
under the same roof, at Mansfield, on
Friday night, but it does not appear that
they occupied the same bed.
Sheridan, who left Leavenworth Satur-
day night, is expected in Washington
in about week. He will make a brief
stoppage at Chicago and his old home in
Ohio and in New York.
Ex-Mayor Withers, Of Mobile, is in
Washington, endeavoring to secure exec
utive Interference to sustain some claims
en- the city of Mobile, which, he says,
were suspended by the military.
At Connersville, Ind, on Saturday.
Rev. F. c. Halliday, +. A. Hesler and
J. w. Locke were elected delegates to
the general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. a -e
The dwelling house Of Jairus Kene, at
East Arlington, Mass, was burned on
Sunday night. Mr.. Kene's two daugh-
ters, his only children, aged nineteen
aud twenty-one, were burned to death.
Mr.. hene is in New Orleans, and his
wife and daughters were alone in the
house.
A man named Gsrderester was ar
rested at the Hague on Saturday for
passing counterfeit United StatesSnotes.
He had in his possession five hundred
5000 bogus bonds.
The trial of Simeon Z. Peck for the
murder OF Mrs. Maria Cheney, at Girls.
void, Mass, recently, commenced at
Greenfield yesterday. The defense will
be insanity.
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\ ERS- LETITIA MAY will open a Select
VI School fer Young Ladies On 5fCNUlT T
sePtsmb Der 2, Is5z, IN the basement of tfs,
christian church, on the conner or Linden aH+
Mulberry streets
TIE French Department Of this school win
be under the care or Major Ia IBEHT 81 Az
late Of ihe EOnfederste Army, assisted br bi.,
uargnterl Miss ;. F. MAY, who hss been la-0
years IN France. French will De g-nEau E-v-frr-
slyely in this dscartment. a liberal pstrauags
Oo the part Of the pubic IS respectively -
Hcited.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PROS. Seyfert and yvifz-
man German, Prof. W MItzMau Ancient Ian
guagss, Prof McFeely. jv.,f tool
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MASONIC COLLEGE.
Macon, FayeiLe Coahiy, TeBn.,

SITUATED thirty miles from Memphis zz.a,
- miles north Of Lafayetle Depot Il. x d r ~
FACULTY.
.. ". JOHNSTON. .A-B.. President and Professor
or Ancient Languages.
OISAI B. YOUNG, Alb, Professor or Mat6e-
COLIN MckISSEy, An, Professor OF Mental
ahd Ho-al Science ana English L teraturs.
Inls institution was reopsnsd October. Iss.-
- - a scale OF permanent err
Slrhcy. NeNI Annual Session ufIl Do rraua -
weeks each.
ShA X, ES--Engiish and Mathematics ee1
- elid 50 Per Term. E4cn Language . avrrg.
per Ierln- Couttngent fee. s. So ger lfzra1
Excellent board, tnciudIr z room fl.zl v-sess-
ing and ligll, st5 per month.
All Necessary apparatus viii be suru-Ta.F
No-4t - 'snee 4r0IEl Lafayette Station 10 sFa-
o0n. " eunesdays ald SATURDAYS
We the IruEtses, have determined N r-,sl-a
tLls nral class Academic Insti-utou-
Isl Iua seholarshtp, experience and rueresz
OF our faculty.
q. The elevated tone of our c0r7raru7fv
81 Ihe healthful locality. removed fr1ir 4bz
eolEu pLug Influences aud vices Of cirv lie
81 faFoTa0le prices will enable us 10
achieve this success
af-l4enL BO1ru----..---. Tlr. g. T. n d y-TE-rs
= tary-------..-JO Dan ". ALEKA NDFR
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not be expected that one of them would
vote against it. He then admonisbed
the freedmen that they must be indus
trious and save their money, ard re-
minded them II they attempt oppression
OF the whites now, while in the majority,
It might be visited upon them in the
future, when the balance Of power would
be different, as no more negroes were to
be brought TO this country. He disabused
their minds Of the idea that they would
showed that this was not even desirable
upon their part.
Governor ORR might as we'll talk to
the Fejee Islanders or Australasian saw
aUaa
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Atfnchnlellt Notice.

John brint vs. Tim HaunOn-
DEFORE me, Nm. 5. Walton. a J. P in and
ID for shelby county. The plaintiff in the
above entitled cause having made oath accJrd-
ing TO due fOrm- tuat the defendant Is indebted
70 hiIn, &c, and an attachment having been
issued and returned levied, c; the defendant j.
hereUy notified that unless he appear and de-
fend on the 18th day Of October, 1867. at 10
O'Clock m, proceeding will he had ex psrte,
and judgment rendered against him for Claim
and costs.
This not ce to be published in the Appeal
once week Tor four consecutive weeks.
sell laW4w' WI. > WALTON, J.. p.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA
Recommended by distinguished members of
the Medical Profession.


THIS Medicine win be found on q fair trial
Il 70 De lhe most prompt and efectual rem
cay Tor an diseases Of the CHESr and fHROAT
the greatest care having been taken in its
preparation, being compounded on the most
scienilnc principles. Iu its composition IS en-
ofaeed combination OF the most valuable
and enecttve ENpectCrants Anodyues and
9euaEyesr which are Knows 70 possess the
highest repute with all intelligent members Of
tie Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha, as well as the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into its composition. being the
GREAT REMEDY so success n IIy used in Con-
sumption by the celebrated Or. Hastings, OF
LOnIOn.
Ht- The following evidence is from the Rev
y u. r. Sawrie, Presiding Elder Of the Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church, l0r the District Of North
Alabama.
uH CHARLFs WILL ANS DeC1r SF- I take
pleasure Ia giving my testimony % the virtues
OF your excellent " PulmOuic BaTsam Of Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage IN every case, 1
can reeumu1end IL as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
". d. p. SAWRIE.
sold by al respectable Druggists in the city
Of Memphis. ana throughout the Southern and
Western States. ...
September IA. l>57. sells
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Special NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends have conc.uJed 10 add
ID to my division Of classes q Pre1arat1rv Tla-
partment a. six Dollars Per month. Ialso talxs
this occasion to remark In order to correct e~r-
neOus impression in regard 20 my prieu-. fIfat
the Academic Department. OF nv school fn-es
young ladies through the Mathematical hooks
usually taugh in fem ale schools with a cores
pondtug advancement in other branches OF
EdQcattnn, the COllsgiate Department being
designed 70 offer 70 pupils an Opportunity TO =
higher and more thorough degree Of scholar
snip. --...... LETITIA Nay.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

V1HE Law Department OF the Memphis col
i legs viii opeu on the FIRST hOEDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty
COnsti futiOnal law. Sen. ALBERr PIKE
Personal Property < Pieadinz-. z-.--A. " LEEfs
Equity a Comm ercial Lagy-HQn. p. T. sCRCEGs
Grim. Law 4 Admiralty Gen. j. h. CHAI.MERs
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nhaneerf C0nrt OF Memnhis.

Mary 1. Jones, VIM &. Jones, Bailey P. Jones,
Tnoras W. Jones and Neil B., Joseph b.
Iula K Annie Lee and Willie Jones, Infants
VINO sue By their naXs friend Bailey +. Jones
All citizens Of Shelby county. Tennessee, and
Iohn Keeling, George Keeling and James
Keeling, fn ANTS Who sue by their us xt friend
J. 81 Keeling, citizens Of DAVIDSON county
Tenn. VS. r. q. Brinkley and other creditors
Of the estate OF VIM. Z. Jones. deceased.
This cause was flad IN sue Chancery Court
| ~ Memphis according 70 section OF The Code
~ Tenuessse avs, FOR the purpose OF settling up
fI0s esla ate OF William r Jones, deceR eRssd II L
tftsratore ordered that sll persons who are In
sn,1 5Tay or manner interested in the adm inis-
fyafion OF said estate, or who have claims
-afr,sf the same, ap pear aud die toe same with
tSs fSieriS and Mas.er Of this Court, autheatiea-
- IN me manner prescribed BY law. on OF be-
Sers me drst MOnday IN october. 1907. or The
ss,,, = snail and VIII be barred both Ia law and
s,,jft-s and that this order be Published daiiv
sSr thirty days in the Memphis Daily appeal.
- A. AIS rF5S
c1avl~ and Master Chancery Court OF HeuDhis
WRIGHr { AcKIsIcK, Sols. for Com plainants.
sept. 5, 1857, 80 toes
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RAILROADS.
Memphis & Little Rock R. B.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY I6, 1867
" trains will leave HOPEFfELD at am ar
riving at Ten Mile Bayou at sis s.Ea, Return
inR-Leaye Ten Nile Bayou at $50 pm, and
arrive at Hopefeid at G:45 pm.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS train
viii leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 am, arriving
at HOpedeld at 8;i5 Am. Returning-Leave
Hopeheld at pm, and arrive at Ten Mile
Bayou at 5;l5 pm.
The Round Trip From MeaPhis, 81 80.
The Ferryboat NEVADA viii make close
connection with all trains.
J. L. MELGS,
tyl6 Chief Engineer.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

V7IfE Fail Session OF this Tust.+rtl1u ,.rl esr1-
i meucs on the THIHD MONDAY ftlf f-fFl
of September next.
Only the SANE CHARGES FOR TTTrro--
As BEFuHE IHE WAk. Board. so u9r
month A5le and experienced teachers ia ,.l
me departments Location famed for its
health and beauty accomIuu.a LiO4s surerf0r-
q strictly hrst-claSs boarding school. Farsrfs
rnd guardians are invited to visit and sea Tor
thsmselve-. For further Information or fgr
Catalogues, address
au.0 lIn c. COLLINS. PrasfIart
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Shortest and Quickest Route to Nashville.

NIGHT EXPREsS-Every night except Sat
urday night at IL pm, making close oOnnec-
tion with Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Hum
boldt, and with Illinois Central Railroad iOr
st. Louis Chicago, St Paul, and all points
North, West and East, and at Louisville with
Eastern cities.
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Tr9ESt 0nIe

NOTICE Is hereby given that In aceordanee
y with the provisions and directions OF a deed
in trust executed and delivered 20 me on the
lIth day Of July, l868, by Richard 3 Hswley
(which deed is OF record in he Recorders ONCE
OF Critteuden county. ArkansasD and for the
payment OF the notes therein described, viii
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Law School
-eF THs-
UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDELs DID,, Chancellor
L-Q- G. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School


THE course OF study Is cunpIefsd iu Two
j terms n nine months each.
the msJhcd Of Instruction Is that OF oral Iay-
aminatious, daily, upon the teXt. accOruuaritsf
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
tslatlon ana local adiudicatiOns have made
necessary.
Moot courts viii be held weekly in which
the practice will conform in every essential re-
speci 70 the rules, MODES OF procedure ara ar
gumentatiOu ado tied Iu the following courts ?
Z. District Court OF the United 7Il5es
Circuit Ourt OF the United states
3 supreme Court Of tce United states.
3. Circuit Court Of Mississippi
S. ChaDc-ry court OF alississiUpi
5. Probate Court.
2. Sigh curt OF FrrCrs and Appealz
The Law iab-ary Numbers not less tllsu one
thousand volumes
Tns Law students have the privilege or A.
tending, + riElfl OF CHARGE. tie lecffl-sss--.f
kecita1uus IN any or the department. az
Science and Literature in the UniverSitv
The sessions OF the Fedora Court and O. 4 fr..
ford, give to the students Of lhis school r.-...-
lar advantages.
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Tuesday, October Sth, 1867,

between the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock,
On me ursrafsls proceed TO sell at publ auc-
lion 10 the highest bidder, for cash, certain
f1sr. ~ and described IN said deed OF trust as
situate, lying and being n ss.l county or Non
tSirtv-.four fsfI II township No. two ~ south.
~ IN range No. one ~ west, Containing six
6nnd dr,sd sSii forty acres, upon which there Is a
9SFeiiina houss, gin aud OuthOuses, with about
or,s hBldresi acres cleared under fence, and in
sfafa of observation-disclosures the old resi-
ier7ce Of the said Thomas D Johnson de-
ceased. The title Is believed 70 be good, but
Will sell only as trustee -.
Right Of redemption WaiTed-
aei sow 4. L. MATHEWS. Trustees.
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MAGUIRES BENYE PLANT.

fHHIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
L which is spread broadcast Throughout the
country, Is undoubtedly superior 20 any remedy
ever offered % the public for The complaints for
which % Is Intended. We have IN our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, lsie chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
reAu at " Wahnlngiou, Gen rItZ Henry Warren,
Gen. fieasuntou, and Others OF the army /;
Father J.. j. De -Wgt, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying On The Mississippi and
tributary HNtTs Western Sanitary anu Chris
uan missions, Armv Chaplains, and others
too numerous 70 mention. Likewise highest
eucOnluns OF the Press, most OF which are pub
ll-hed In our almanac, (Which We shall send TO
any one ueatirg ltI pra-inE iJs valuable mstl-
iciual qualities ln The highest terms No other
medicine has such recon msudatIous
J. q a.. MAGUIRE
Sole PrOprietOrs 81. Louis
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where iylS-dNyv N
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y EEuES Lodge Of Perfection, l4th; No. !.
stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. Woodland, sd, G..
NJ Charles n. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MITHRAs Lodge Of Perfection, l4Ih.; No. 2.
Meets sth wednesday Of each month. George
Mellsrsll, S-d, g.. NJ. A. l., Frauklsnd, sd,
Sec-
CAsIPHIA Council Of Princes OF Jerusa lem 18th .;
No. l. Benz. h. Pulleu, ed, Tarsh.'.; -
- ser.
CALVARY CHATTER OF Rose CrOIE, 18th, No. !,
Charles w. Adams, d2d, NJ. W. H. I. Tom
uuEon, 82t, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, 3oth.
No. L Henry p. WoOtard, sd, Comm. (;
william Y. CirOde S3i, Rec %.
COEsIsToRT or WEST TEsSEssEE, sd. John
Ainslie. S5d-, Comm. In Chief; Dodge c,
Trader, sd Reg.
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TIE frst insertion.
sE Eight lines Of solid nonpsren constitute
q square.
- All advertisements IN the Special hotice
column viii be charged 25 cents per line.
RB- Marriage and death notices published as
other advertisements.
So All advertisements for the APPEAL must
bs handed in at the Clerks desk.
Hs- Tsansiesi odps7tiseEae'st5 must Be paid for
& n advance.
aF Advertisements for the Weekly paper
VIII be charged at same rates, per week OF
month, as in the Daily, unless by special
contract.
Sc Our friends are requested to use their best
effsrts TO send us subscribers, and IN up our
lists, and also TO forward any items OF news
that may be OF sufficient local importance 10
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
As an indueement 70 get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
ss low IS our current once expenses viii admit
OF:
One Copy. one year G5 90
To clubs OF ten or more, each 40
Invariably IN GdrGuoe.
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w. 8. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year of business in Aemphis, and the
sixteenth In New Orleans and solicit contin-
uance OF patronage from our friends and the
public generally. Our house in New orleans
will, as heretofore, be under the management
of VIM. S. PICKETT, an old and ex pelienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade
and affords 10 our customers the advantages OF
either market, as their interest or Inclination
may Induce them to ship.
We keep always on hand good supply OF
Groceries, Provisions Bagging, Rope. Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WORM kLE1t JOY 4 CO.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEHY.
THE net ysighthy session OF this school win
4 open on the
First Monday in September Next.


and close about the last Of June, 1865 The
Principal will be assisted by a graduate Of
the University Of Virginia For further IN ror-
maIiOn, as 70 terms etc, address the PRINCIPAL
SOmerville Tenn. The Principal would REFER
to Inc gentlemen whose named ara appended
below.
tN. B.-Thase whose names are markeaei,vs
asteFisk, are, or have been, patrons OF ne
school ID. NJ QUARLES
PRINCIPAL.
sMr NJ AppsTson, Memphis; aAfr I. Frier.
500. Columbia. Tenn @lr J 7 sksrviIle. Paw
ette county @COl r Mosby, Fayette county.
sCol sam Tate, Memphis; Mr. " P Prouddf.
Memphis: aAr Th0s H Allen, Memphis- aNfr
Jas Suiser, COiumb bia- Tenn; pMr Il IL Guion.
Memphis. fMr L II Stewart. Memphis. eAfrl u
L Pul1am, Somervtlle; ProI J Pettus. Ma
con, Tenn bon y Jones, Helena. ARK.
tThos Shapard, ESQ, Upton county; Pg0l A ].
Lacey, Memphis; sMr s H HornOr. Hele1a
Ark; eGsn Joseph Williams. Memphis ef5oi II
L Bell, Pine Blum, ARK; Rev W johnson
Editor Christian Advocate, Menu phis: eGen 3
" Williamson, Memphis; Mr. " s b5iHsr.
Memphis; Mr. Law s Marye, Memphis: Capt x
o Williamson, Memphis; eMr W II Martin
Port Gibson, Miss; Chancellor j W Harris-
Judge Humphreys. SOnier-
vulei Rev r Il Rivers, Somerville; 7Mr
L u Scott, Sorneyviue; Prof F D Boyd, Souer-
vile Faculty University Of NirEinia Prof =
5 Jaynes, Washington College; Gen r ii
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July =. ls67. sl-2 n
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RiLk 10 Divorce

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Louisa Gross vs., Peter Gross ~
TN this cause it appearing T. ON affidavit on
1 nle thai defendant IS q non resident OF the
STATE OF Tennessee; It's sheTefore ordered that
he do enter his appearance herelnt AZ the court
houss IN the eli y OF Memphis, ahd plead, an
svyer or demur 10 c0mplainant's bill, on or be-
fore the third Monday IN January 1865, or the
same WILL he taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex pa, te; ana that q copy OF this ofder
~ DubliSned once q week for fur successive
W. eks in the Meinphis ppeal,
Attest; NJ. y. u. STEWART. CLERK.
Hallum a Washington, sols. for complt.
Sept. I, 1851. SEQ VI
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Architect and Engineer.

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his frlencs and the public that he Is pre-
pared 10 devote bis " hole attention 10 Design
ing = ans and Superintendlug Buildings with
as muCs energy and attention 10 his patrons
Interest a. he did Tor tie CIty's Interest while
City Engineer.
OFF1cE-sullman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. charges reasonable.
.. II. MCCLURE,
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TrnSt Sale Of Real Estate.

DY vir ne OF a certain 'teed OF Trust 10 me
ID executed by Sallie Baxter, on the 18th day
Of A prff, 1857, (recorded in Book No 6Q, part /,
pages 5l3, 4 and s. its Registers ofhce,) for
the purpose OF securing Seluen. Williams & Co.
in the payment OF certain prOmtsSory note
therein mentioned, / will offer for sale, on
Monday, the 18th day OF August next, between
the usual hours Of legal sales, az public vendue,
TO the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door,
in the clly OF Memphis. the following described
real estate, situate in the county or shelby
State OF tennessee, and more particularly de-
seribed as follows, to- wit Lots Nos and Of
the su ubdivision OF lots No. 79 and 80, bounded
on the north by Walker avenue on the east
by lots Nos. I, q and 4; on the south by the
south line OF lot ~ and lot Q and on the weSt
bv lot No. z. Said property viii be sold 10 sat-
isfv the terms OF said Deed OF Trust Terms
CASH While undersigned believes the title
10 be conveyed by him viii be good, still -
will only sell and convey such tile Is vests Ia
i'm as trustee, as Aforesaid.
iyrl3 I'm Q. {. SELDE,N, Trustee
The above sale is postponed TO SATURDAY,
the 2lst OF September, by consent OF all parties
concerned.
au2I I'd C. c. sELDEN, Trustees.