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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

EOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE
4 formerly occupied 10y the subscriber as IL
a china store 1t has good shelving, coun- f,,E
tiers, stove, Sc which will go with the TX
house. II i al excellent stand for any KIDD OF
business. The rent will be made very low al
good tenant. -
Also, for rent large WAREHOUSE in rear Of
same suitable for a carpenters shop Applyto
J. 6. sNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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The Improvement Is Of incalculabis osp go
all employed IN the composing room oi ~ r.i,.i
:, ~ ss, 80. wh.n compared TO the puma s,.inK
iigh We had hsrstof9fs In sos som@.1d The Ia
tno ,,,eniarly 10 those who have sewing,
rssaias, Or work DO BY l,yhs !. produce. a.s
.t.say. agreeable light WHEN mas spns vssn
dosid.rAium. ~ ~ uLi0
an II -dAclm 80 - vs...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, also
"A sevarsl tinsie gentlemen. can obtain BOARD
by applying ut 25ot Broad street sp 2s-3t
nEXTER HOUSE, formerly Parish
IL House. Charlottesville. Va, having recently
changed hands. and been RENTED and rsfurnishsd
with ne " and elegant furniture. Is now prepared
10 give AZ good sccommod atoms, and at 70 ason.
alba terms, a. any house In any part Of Piedmont
Virginia. JAMES a. roiNDsAikh CO.,
Ig--lm EfOprlstOn.
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K. A. Yous8, superintendent.
RICHMOND DISPATCH OFFICER
February 10, 1857.

RIcHxoND DISPATCH UFFtcE,l
February 10, 1887. !
The average consumption Of gas In our printing.
was l. O2s feet per day of twenty four hours. On
that day the American Improved Gas Light"
gas for the dte.n succeeding lays WAS 400 feet per
day Of twenty -four hours, or a saving OF 500 Zee.
per day. The new light 10 much better In every
roe pect than that before used.
CowARDis BLLYsoy.
Editors and Publishers.
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CowARDIs h BLLYsos.
Editors aud Publishers.

The undersigned, fOreman and comPosIto" OF
IN. DfsD1icL ONCE. are we'll pleased with the gas
light a. purined and improved BY the appliance VI
the American Improved Gas Light Company OF
Virginia They Ind IL so!t and pleasant 10 the
Az. and In Al with the reduced consumption, as in
dicat.d by the metre. they have quite ~ much
AeA' =" C. MARsrIs,
K. ID. GkASrLASD,
J. A. 0IBBs,
ROBERT b. TORY,
THOMAS j. la PRApE,
LEwELLYs J. HrRr,
C.R. C. AcKgELKY,
A. II. JOINS,
x. l.. PoKD.
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nor RENT, the superior FO ~ r.
Z STORY AND BASEM ENT WARE ~
HOUSE in Commercial Block adjoining our t:,T
own stor.. This house has every conve- ..seA
nience, with vault and safe inside, and has NJ
superior IN the city either in location or arrange
ment Price reasonable. -
NH ls-ts HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
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EOR Il r. n T, the DWELLING
e HOUSE on Broad street near Foushee, Ixx
lately occgpfet by Mr.. 4. +. Reifort Also. ~
tue BKiCh >TABLE and OFFICE formerly -....l
known a. " Woo ison's" stable, situated on Broad
JOHN w WEIGHT,
an g5-Sf Sheriff office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

EOk RENT, STORES and OFFICES,
Il on Wall street. under ST. Charles Hotel, M
on very reasonable terms. Apply to f;E
T. M. LOGAN, 10
1924 Main street over
fe 23-ts Blunt Moseley's drug store.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING. = MRS. MONTAGUE,
ID on Bank street betweon Ninth and Tenth
streets, south side the Capitol Square, mas iur.
nished attic room suitabls for gentleman ana
ms wife, or two gentlemen. II early applied Tor.
lerins 81 board will BE- very moderate. Can also
ap 25-st -
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This company Is based on numerous letters
patent OF the United States, covering devices and
carburetting agents, and possessing certain posi-
tive, specific, economical advantages which legiu-
mately challenge the attention OF manufacturers
and consumers OF coal gas everywhere. Among
the principal Of these are cheapness, staadiness,
sof..s. dlHu-hility. and perfection OF light, with
a great diminution of heat as c. rared with the
consumption of coal gas which IL one OF the
principal causes Of injury to the eyes, brain, and
nervous system.
The apparatus of the American Improved Gas
Light Company has been In use IN the wig build
ing since the 10th sni In the DtspWch building
since the 2lst day Of January last, aud in the pri
yats Residences OF several OF the directors. For
the practical results reference Is made To the an
naked certificates from the proprietors and COM
po-itors Of the two newspaper Offices.
This Company is now prepared TO furnish no.
tell, churches, private residences, stores, &c,
with their improvement, and 10 dispose OF rights
TO any city, town corporation, or individuals, In
the State where gas Ia used. on favorable terms.
Further Information can be obtained by apply
Ing At Tn e rooms OF the Company, over the bark
ing office OF William B. Isaacs 4 Co. between the
hours OF . and IL A. VI. and and +. NJ, or sps-
cisl appointments will be made 10 exhibit the
light aud it, economy and brilliancy at any other
hour 10 sult the convenience Of parties.
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 the pubic,
and scientific men particularly TO give the subject
thorough exsmins tion and invs.ilgstion.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, President.
WILLIAM u. IsAACS, Secretary.
mt
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A MEXICAN IMPROVED
GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
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DOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE on
7 Thirteenth street, recently occupied by L.
Tyler & Son. Apply to - E;H
ia lots A. ID. ChoChLE1. -4A
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EIFTY TUBS PURE LEAF LARD
WAGGONkR 4 HARVEY,
anos 1894 and l436 Cary street.
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EOR SALE Low TO CLOSE SIEVE
L RAL consignments, 1000 POUNDS aIkrunIl
Bacon, hog-round, and 500 pounds MoHhtah hoi'
and Firkin Butter sPsNCER DANIEL,
Commission Merchants,
ap?5-2t Tobacco Exchange.
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yIOR RENT, three GOOD-SIZED
Z ROOMS over the store OF A. H. Chris *
tan & Co.. Main between Eighth and Ninth go
streets suit bic for an office family ..4Y-
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
Office s2l Main street, three doors below,
an Its Spotswood HOel
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MISERABLE STORE FOR RENT
~ intending 10 move to a larger build Issa
ing We offer for rent the convenient and de- ned
sirable STORE now occupied by us, on Coin
vernon street near Main. The rent will be node
rate. "bODHoUSE AMMAN,
mn 2l-ts Booksellers and Statouers.
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I'Ok RENT, TWO ROOMS on the
4 FIRST floor over my store, suitable for Of e.
fees for professional men, brokers', or COM -
IA II Louis J. BOSsIEtX.
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EI-H HOOKS.-One case superior
Il Virginia pattern LkVERE HOOKS, Just TO
hand from the mandatory in England ana ior
sale by CHARLES J. sIHTUN,
40 I'd lSSs Main street.
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CATTLE MARkET, APRIL IS.
There have been no sales Of beef or sheep at III
cattle scales this week. Prices remain unch anged
Supply small but equal TO the demand.
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nor RENT, ONE TENEMENT OF
l. LIBBY BUILDINGS. Apply to ~.
PALMER, HARTSOOk * CO., f-g
Fourteenth street. -E...a
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NOR SALE, A NICE ROCkAWAY
and HARNESS.. Having no use for them, they
- u, ~ snId on most accom- mod atng terms. Apply
at my school-rooms, on Franklin street rect OF al
residar &C. l04 Linden Row. L. O. e"o'hD'
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40 kers MOUNTAIN BUTTER just
4S received and for "a lie, wholesale and retail,
Nv STEVENS 4 PEGRAM,
an Oh No. Gil Broad street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL4l
60. Na-..Aa. Q. LIZ 4

- A-Na =
BY cards in another column IL will be seen
thai our banks will remain closed to-morroNs
Thsnksgiving-day. Parties having notes lel-
ing due on that day are requested tosmeet euem
F~fnanciaI Affairs are much The same as last
week, but there is II anything, more omPtamt
about collections, and currency docs not I'M
prove In volume. There Is no diIncu.ty IN pro-
curing FUNDS TO move al cotton, nul snsts y
the same want Of connGence an molSaAGe "a
per noticed before.
Exchange has been in fair supply Dut nor IN
excess, during the week aenaaq "a Deen
moderately active. AM New orkhghtlslakSn
At = discount and on other points east 2s Is the
current rate. our banks check at par and IA
special cases at from Is 70 4 discount New Or
leans Fxchange has not been IN demand, ana
was taken spsringly at tol per cent. OF.
Gold was iolerably steady during the week
until Friday, when II advanced Is, and has va
RED but little since, II opened to-day a. 1880.
oar dealers buy at lEglS7k for shipmsnL win
me buying rates ofsIver are nominal. at II
N hrmness which characterized CITY scrip
early in the week has given way, and dealers
are offering to-day but S8c. Selling al 4lG41c.
small sized County Warrants are IN active
demand and scsrce. Tax payers have 5nta
short time in which to liQuidate their ; ate
and county taxes without mourning the eA-
psnse which follows q distress warrant eIc;
Leslars make a difference between large anu
small scrip, paying CSC forthe former a3a ~ 70
&c for the latter. Tint selling rates are ~ DS1u-
There is very little Police scrip anoa| hio-
Eers buy at SIC and sell at sc.
Stocks and bonds are dull currency is too
scarce for speculation, ana very few nave con-
ndence in any kim OF securities
The creditors OF the ten Neuonal bAnks
which have failed thus far VIII reauze ABOUT
20 per cent and the total loss 10 the public viii
be nearly 100000. Tbs circulation viii, Of
course, be paid in full.
II will he sen thai the bin to repcallhe cotton
tax has been referred, but we do not thluk mat
action win be Ioug postponed ON this subject
Rebuvlsr C1Iflv. one Of the most prominent
InsffSqt0rs OF this tax, says in a letter 70 EA )
Sboriar. OF Alabama, under date OF Novem-
Der 3I:
been ~raugafIei TO me from home al South send
and has Just reached me. In answer i WpNl9
Ststp fhatI believe the cotton tax Oughttobe ana
viii be repealed. When IL was levied l thought
that the nigh price cotton was Then cOmmslu-
ing would render the tax less burdeusome uan
ii las since proved. But as We do not Tax otlef
agricuIuaI products, and As cotton ls 80 slu-
able a. an equalizer Of exchanges, ana al
article OF such prime necessity 10 20 MsLg
millions, and as its culture IN our country
should he encouraged, ! am dec dedy IN hNeI
OF abOIishing the present direct TAX on y anu
me dgpressed condition OF this staple VA, i
think. incline Congress TO repeAu II cary INC
fcsSIon. Stiu, I can OF course speak lr myseI
alone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Chas. 81. Webb. vs. The Estate otS. b Hendrix
deceased, and his heirs, W.R Hendrix et al.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in { is cause that
ne defendants. Sarah e. smith and hus-
band j. W. smith are residents Of the state OF
Mississippi; Martha +. HollOman, l. II. A.
HOuOman and Mary ]. Hendrix are r~estdents
Of the State OF Alabama; ThOs. Q. Webb, tOf
the nr O OF T.. G. Webb n Coz aud Henry KIM
mons ave residents OF the state Of Massachu-
sets. and all On-r,s idents Of the State OF
Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at The COurthouse in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in December, 1851, and plead, answer
or demur to CO~mplatnants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this
order be Published once q week for aour sue
cessive weezsfu The Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUSUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r .. BLACK. Deputy CLERK and Master,
Clamp. NRace & Anderson and BarnWell =
Stewart. soils for cOmplt- OcB laW4W
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TRTSTEE NALE.

Under and By virture of a Deed af Trust 20
me executed by the Presidents and Board Of
Directors of the Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on The Sth day Of November tls5IJ eighteen
hundred and sfEty-seven, 10 secure the pay
meut OF certain claims therein described,
which Deed Of Trust is recorded in the Regis
tsr's Office Of Shefby county, in Record Book
no. 81, ID. 95, 20, ct stquiteT, l shall proceed
to sell 10 the highest aGu best bidders for cash,
ID the Dock Yard IN Fort Pickering. neal 10
and below the city Of Memphis, on Saturday,
the 18th day Of december, 1851, between the
hours Of II and Il o'clOck. m, the following de-
scrfbed property, to-Wit Four sections COM
pletel ofthe( Memphisl Dry Docks, recently con-
structed by the said Company, together with
AL the Pumps, Engines, Fixtures and Tools or
every description appertaiuing thereto also,
the Blacksmith hop Tools, IRON. Lumber
and materials Of every kind belong ng 70 said
COMPANY and also the chart=r OF sad Com
Dany granted by the Legislature or Tennessee,
with full and ample powers to carry on said
Docks and enlarge the same. Tit work o.
these Docks is new, and the sections are ~
good working ORDER. A splendid opening l.
Afforded by this sale to practical Workmen 10
obtain control OF Docks, new and in good run
ming older. and well located Everything per-
tanning 70 them will be turned over by the
Trustee 70 the purchaser as soon as he com
plies with the terms OF his purchase
uo24tds Trustee.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
Louisville and Nashville Express

GESEEAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
MENpnra TEHN. Eantamhar q IaET.

TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthisC Company
L at head OF Main street, until further notice
as follows:
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Mhnl-.n,e nnrFeL

There has not been much activity iu our gem
er4I markets during the week, although prices
Esye been more regular. The demand for bag
gfng. rope aud ties is falling on rapidly, u
6rlrss are not 30 firm. Meats are nrmer than
fasf week. with a lighter stock. Produce is
lower. Corn Is also declining under additional
raeaHUts and no shipping demands Oats are
s+HG.r Bran IS dull, and Hayl IS also inactive.
Eggs have been scarce, but with large receipts
within tine past two or three days, prices have
80, avysv Choice Butter Is Ia good request
md Arm. Onions are very scarce and nrul.
FIour remains Inactive with very little demand
r1fsifa 0ur CITY trade. Meal is not active and
r,rfcss have declined ~ consequence OF receipts
n rrsgh meal from the interior and The large
amounts manufactured 10 this city. Chickens,
turkeys. etc, are In Mlr supply came comes
in freely and sells rapidly.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
December Esd, 1857,

4QO-N. r. D.-ThOmas James, ct al, vs.. Louisa
7. James, ct al. ChaHcery Court OF memphis
NY virtue OF an fnterlOcutory decree made In
u the above cause, I viii sell at public AUG
fiOu TO the highest bidder, at the Court House
door IN the eli OF Memphis. Tenn, on MON
DAY, December g, 1867, between the hours OF
10 an. and u m. the following described real
estate. so-srit; The lot Of ground known and
designated UpOn the plan or map OF soula
Memphis Is Lot No. 2 IN Block No. a, and
bounded as follows, tO-Wlts Beginning al a
point on the east side OF line Of 81. Martin
street 90 feet sOuthwardly from the point oIln-
tersectfon ofthe south side OF Vance street, the
east line Of st. Martin street, thence south
wardly on and with the east side OF st Martin
street % feet 10 the northwest corner OF Lot No.
3 in said block No. a. said lOt extending back
caste andy from St Martin street with q Ent-
Iorm width OF GO feet 10 the eenter of Bayou
Gsyoso. Also, the east half OF lot No lin clock
No Al. on the plan OF south Memphis sud
OF fronts on Vance street $50 feetto the center
Of Bayou GayOsO, and runs back % feet u Iot
No .
The above lots have been subdlvidsd Into four
lots. a plau or diagram Of which can be seen
upon application at the offica Of The Clerk aud
Terms Of saIe-One fourth cab and balance
in equal iustalmenJs OF six twelve and eigh-
Teen months from day Of sale-purrhussrs CIV
Ing notes bearing interest from date, with ap-
Uroysd security, and Lien retained Ill payment
OF purchase money.
F0uity OF REDEEM ption barred.
nOv12 A.ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
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Non- Resfdent NOttce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
et al
TT appearing nom affidavit in this cause that
i the defendants, A. X Duke and Z. L. Duke
are residents OF the STATE OF Mississippi, sod D.
q. TOM and Z Dickman are residents OF the
state OF Louisiana. and all non-residents Ofthe
State Of Tennessee;
I'd Is therefore ordered, that they make their
Appearance herein. at tho Courteous in the ctty
OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before the lst Monday
in anuary 1865, ana plead, answer OF demur
10 complainant bill, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for bearing
and that q cory OF this order be pub-
lished once a week, for four SUCCESSIVE weeks,
in the Memphis appeal.
A copy-attest:
ABGUSTON ASTON. Clerk & Master
By R ]. BLACK, ID. G. q NJ
LOgwoOd &PeytOn, Soils. for CoDpiainants.
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M0rshnEs Sale.

TN pursuance OF the order OF the Hon. Con
nauy r.. TTigg, United states District Judge
FOR the District OF Tennessee, az Chambers !
shall sell, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 23rH. 1857, at " O'Clock n,
AT the Pnbllc Landing, % he highest bidder,
the Sfeamhoat or Tug CHEROKEE, her en-
zines. Machinery. Tackle, Apparel and EuTni
fure. Terms OF saie-Cash-
j.. M. TOMESY, U. s. Marshal
Fer The District ~ West Tennessee.
By ]. B. BINGHAN, Deputy Ism.
uovl5 tdE
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friday, the Sixth Day OF December. 1851.

Between the hours OF 10 am and4pm., on che
promises. sell at public sale 20 the highest bid
der. or cash, the following described property.
A certain parcel Of land situate. lying and be-
ing in the city Of Memphis. the county OF
Shelby and the Ftate OF Iennfssea, and des-
crioed as follows town.: Being q part OF Lot
numbered three hundred and sevenry-one t37D
~ designated upon the original plan OF lots OF
the town Of Memphis, which psrI OF said lot IS
thus Dourded Beglnuing atbhe northeast cor
ner Of q lot formerly known as George CrOm-
wells; thence east with jefferson street my
eight So ieet 70 its Intersection with Third
street; thence sOuEh viii Third street one bun
dred and tOrty-eight l4sl ieet six tl inches to
another alley thence with SAID alley one hun
dred and fury-eisht JAS feet six l) inches 70
another alley 7, thence north with said last al
ley thtrty-six 49, feet TO the south boundary
line Of the CIOmWel lot aforesaid; thence east
with said boundary line ninety 800 feet and six
(l inches to the southeast corner Of the afore-
said CromwelI lot thence north with the east
boundary line OF said Cromwell lot one hun
dred and twelve ll2 fs=t and six (l inches 70
the said beginntng-tOgethe- with al the ap-
p-urtenances thereuntO belonging. said deed
or trust was executed 70 secure the payment OF
certain pTOmissOTy notes to Edwin W-.ehman
fer the balance or the purchase money. Re-
demptiOu waived. Title perfect. but sell only
as trustee. j. c. Johnson. Trustee.
Memphis, November Il, ls57. novl4 IDS
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BROWH sHEETINGs TennesSee-.------22
5HTRTINGs. swift River------I 9
Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily by Woodburn, Smith q Co.,
Nos. ia and n6 Green street. 81. Louis.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue OF a Deed Of Trust to
L me executed BY Charles Thomas and Jane
o. Z. Thomas his vile. OF the 18th day OF May,
1857, and duly recOrued at the kegtster's0 once
No. 90, Part Sd, pages A6, 4G7 ana EOS, I wtll.o
Thursday, the 26th Day OF December, 1861,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock an. and4
o'clock p.m.. at the corner or Main
and Madison streets, IL the city OF Mempnls,
Shelby county, Tsnnessee, sslatpgohe agction
70 the highest bidder, for cash. the blowing
described real estate. A certain tract OF tands
situate. l~yingaud beiugn the comfy oIcneiols
and state OF TenneSsee. and described as tot-
lows, to-wits LOtnumbered Two Of ne saoq-
vision OF the lands belonging 70 the netrs o. the
late DIT. Lewis Tree can't containing tDlrty-
I'VE and ne-half SO acres beginning ~ the
uorthWeH6 corner OF lot numDerea Inreei
thence south 81 east A5o chains 0aslakes
thence north Wlnks to q red oak stump, the
southeaEf corner Of lot three on ire Plank
Road. thence south IS west 1929 chains toa
sake on the west side OF said Plank hoads
thence So west q ehaEs 70 slaAe On me
weSf BOUNDARY OF the tract and In John Popeis
saSiTnes thence north 8 chains 10 The north
eornPr Of the tract. q hickory; thsnes 80
ehafns To the beginning. Also an undivided
moity or half interest Win aAlmPfoFements,
~ s1ofber tract OF land in the county OF Crit
ta1deal state OF Arkansas, known on the orig
fnaI surveys Of said State as the nactiOnal esst
n-if ~ the southeast quarer Of section IS.
township 7, north range = east alu me east
haIf m he east half OF session 2 township 8,
norm range 3 east. containing in al 10 acres
more or lsSs- said deed of trust was executed
- seenre ne payment Of certain FromiEsory
notes therein Described. Inc rlgnt % nedemp-
fion Il waived. and the title be!ievedtO be good,
convey only As trustee.
LOUIS +. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory, Young 4 Anderson, Attorney
NoYe1ber n ls9, Row IDS
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Ahnchntent Notice.

George Clansou vs.. Lacy MeFee.
IN this cause IL appearing 10 The Cours thai
Lacy McFee has absconded 50 that ordinary
prucess OF law cannot be served upon Mn,
that an attachment has been issued esalnst
tbe said defendant, which has been returned
levied upon two Mules, one wagon ana one
Set Harness. the defendant not 20 De found
and IL further appearing hat he property Is
aflaehed is OF a Derishable nature, II is conSld-
cred by me that Judgment nist De rendered
AGAINST said defendant 10 faVor or pia1ntin for
the sum OF s704 and costs OF suit, unless he en-
ter his appearances in thls cause within four
weeks from Ibis date and that publication be
made in some newspaper p~ubasneo in the
II answer said attachment, etc., and that D G..
Roberfsop. the officer IeVying said attachment,
proceed to sell the property % attached TO the
highest bidder, for cash, after having adver-
tised the same fr ten days, and bold the pro-
eeeds subject TO the further orders OF this Court.
witness my hand and seal this 18th Hoven-
Der. 1851.
-w-nn NUHHnm p n Mill FL .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

Under and By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust TO
| u me executed on the i2ih day OF November,
! 1868, by Hebecca Chalmers and James X Chai-l
/ mers. and recorded IN the Registers once Of
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
/ So. part 2, pages hl, ct 6equlter, 70 secure cer-
| tam nnlas thereln dascrlbed. j VIII. On