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USE following Deeds are in my Office, lei h1r
i Certificates, before the war
l Deed from Jose Damaeri 7. BarbO % HUB
2 deed nom James CLARK md wife to n. g.
Beard Of Missouri.
8 deed nom A. n. Burdfne and wife 10 W. Z.
Wormel OF Shelby county.
county.
S deed nom Robertv. Richardson to Isaac Il.
Hesley Of shelby county.
o deed nom James Humes to W. n. Dunn et
al ofShslby cou8y.
Z deed from Hunxlry, Trigg & Williamson
Trus 10 Peter " Piukston.
5 Deed from T. II. Whitemoreand wife to Their
esa Carroll, Pennsylvania.
3 deed from @. ". Lincln 70 Jos. E Douglass.
Mississippi.
10 deed nom John stark to Jasper stark, Ken
lucky.
Il deed from B. B. Declare to W. s. Bruce, Ten
nessee.
y deed rom 3 N Norwoo and wife to VIM
Bridgewater. Tennessee.
Il deed from :. Il. walker and wife and F. F.
Wnithe.d and wife TO ". ) Williams.
Arkansas.
u deed nom Br'nkIey, Trigg & williamson to
We. Davis Arkansas.
10 deed from Jones d. Wnlborn TO Jane n.
Cord, Alabama,
10 deed from Louis N. Gehu and vito to Maria
Banks, Alabama.
" deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company 70 John Wright Arkansas.
Is deed from 4. l.. Beard and Jas Young 70 Jas.
T Davenport, Arkansas
10 deed from John W. Rodgers and wife to
AAAaANAa "a AAaAMEAr AIhttlHIE
2Odeed nom Colbert Moore and wife to Mecagar
Hlu. Mississippi
q deed rom Dan safinaus and wife to Adj
olson Cran- Mississippi.
- deed rom IF Io-ns0n and wire to ". W.
Wheatley, Arkansas.
. deed nom VIC FaIkner toH. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
p deed flom Il. r. Ward TO Horace L. Howgs
and Charles Iif, Tennessee.
. deed nom re Brinkley and wife to W. j.
Davis tennessee
28 deed rom r. c. BrinkIey and wife to Irion.
CardOr & Co, Arkansas.
y deed from john taunavom and wife to N.
a. Kerr. Arkansas.
q deed from d. A shepherd to D. T. Johnson.
Arkansas.
y deed from Charles McDermott TO Thomas and
william N. Irons, Texas.
0 deed from Emily P.L Iartile to Al. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed nom q. +. Johnson and wife to ". H.
Wheally, Arkansas.
. deed nom Dan Park TO r. Z. Glenn. Ken
lucky
Persons interested may call and get the same
pay ing the ices. HUME f.. HILL,
commissioner OF Deeds, etc
IS Madison street.
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From the Pstersburg Index

AETI-MALARLAL BITrERs This preparation
Of our neighbors Is making friends in every
direction. Below We copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article in commentator OF them.
Fortunately Tor US our health is so good as not
TO require medic mes, and hence we cannot
speak Of them nom experience. but the gentle
men named below are bOtn known to Us, and
We are willing TO endorse them:
Many compounds have been made by all
sorts Of phiianthrOpists to give tone TO the
stOmaeh, but most OF them have proved fall
ures. Not 80. however, with the new discovery
in the Materia Msdica OF ID. T.. hVerts & { o., or
Petersburg for, If we san place confidence in
the word Of we'll known gentlemen, the Anti
MaiariaI Bitters, manufactured and sold by
these gentlemen approach nearer the elixir or
life than any other mixture thar has ever been
offered 10 the public. At is said TO be a specific
for Chilis and Fever, and all diseases arising
from malariaI poisoning. In support or the
excellent curative and tOnical qualities Of these
Bitters. we have the free testimony of Mr.. S.
W. Britton, OF Petersburg, and Mr.. John
Wythe Parks. Of n rfoIk, gentlemen whose
word caunot be questioned. We adviseall who
are suffering rom any Of the complaints to
which the stomach or digestive organs is heir.
to drink freely Of the suti-Nfalaria Rnters.
For sale by p l. HUETTE q CO,
1eIG I'm BIZ MAN, corner Monroe.
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in store; prime mess, S2l so clear sides,
l5c; shoulders, III to l21c; canvassed
hams, ls2 to DC; breakfast bacon, II to
zoe.
P0ULTRY-Dull, cid selling at $ 80
to 50 young at So to S. per doz.
POrATOES-NO old in market. New
sell at 81 e Dbl. from store, and dull.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mRnd. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made l2a to lSe; hand
made 10 10 lie.
SUGAR-rhe receipts are light,
and prices are firm. The stock Of re-
fined on hand is mesgre. Crushed and
powdered, ISL TO Zoe A coffee, 174e;
B, lie G, Is to 163c.
SALT-There is a good stock on hand
and demand light. Sacks, 81 80 to
81 so; barrels, 50 to So 25.
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for sill grades snd prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 to 81 D
fancy Virginia, new work, IS to
81 IS fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, 90 to Soc common
bright, pounds, 50 TO soc fine and fancy
smoking, rs to 81 50; common, 80 to soc.
TAR-In kegs, So per doz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 IS to 81; imitation
Bourbon, 1925 toss Bourbon, g IS to S..
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saturday, Sd Day Of Angnst, 1907,
Tf.1Lsfee,S HnIe.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed % me
ID on the nrst daV Of January A. D. udd, BY
g. v. Hart and IuliR A. X. Hart. his vile. and
duly reg stored in the Registers once Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. 81,
Part ID, pages 643 and ga, TO which reference II
made, for the purpose or paying the debt
therein secursu, I VIII
On Friday, the 18th day Of July, 1857,
on the premises, near the city Of Memphis, in
the county OF SHELBY and State OF Tennessee,
expose To public sale and proceed TO sell % The
highest bidder. tor cash. the iolowingd=sCribei
parcel OF ground. tO-wtts Situate. Wing and
being IA the county or shelby and state OF
Tennessee, near the city OF Memphis, being
one bali Or lot No. Finy-two 52 u VII
ioushby VII Jams Subdivisions, and bounded
as follows Beginning at a stake on the
west side Of Walnut street, the corner OF Lot
No. hny-0ue, SD running south with The line
of said street Three chains and siXty-dve 1861
links, % astake the corner OF lot No. hny-hvs,
10, thence vest with the line Ofssid lot No.dny-
i've . ten chains and ninety-seveu fl0g1 links
% a stake. thrnce north thres chafDsand sixty
i've $50 link 70 3 stake, thence east ten
ginning. containing four acres The part
hereby Intended TO be conveyed IS the north
half OF said lot 80 dity-twO, Sd the sams hav-
ing been willed to the said Julia a. r Hart. BY
her mother. Elizabeth W. Tanner. on The 6th
day OF March, 1861. The equity % redemption
n and to this property is expressly waived IN
said deed OF trust, and the title - believed %
be good, bat sell a-d convey only as Trustees.
sale to be made between the hours OF one and
four O'Clock in the afternoon.
les tbs a. g. Trustee.
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H9tsfee's SOJe

DY Virfue OF a trust deed, executed 10 me bv
ID JOseph SehoOnover, on the nth day OF
April, ls6o, reeUrGrd 10 the REGISTERS Office or
Shelby county. in book a. part II, pages i9q 70
5l2. made % secure q note therein described. I
will sell to the highest builder. for cash. in front
OF the store Of hOyster, Trezevunt & 10, on
4 second street, IN the city OF Memphis. opposite
the southeast corner Of Court SQUARE on The
6ths dav Of July, 1857, between tie hours OF 10
M n o'clOcka N the fallCWing described real
estate. in aad near the city 0f Memphis shelby
cnuniy. Tennessee, conveyed TO me In said trust
deed. fO-Wit. One lot IN the Butler division OF
at a stake on Elliott street, 30 feet r6m the
northeast cOrner OF block No 81 running
thence 30 feet south 10 q stake. thence 20 feet
east To a stake, thence ~ fe1t north 10 q stake
on Elliott street, Themes 70 feet west with Elliott
str ct, 10 the be~ginning. Also, one other lot in
block No. z, beginning at a stake on Elliott
street, 3l5 rect from the northeast cnTner Of
blocz 30. ), runEIng thence ~ fees south % a
feet forth down the bayou 70 a stake % Elliott
sire. {, thence 50 feet west with Eliiott street 70
he beginning Also, three lois In the GrFenlaW
division, edJoining the cily Of Memphis, aud
designated on the plan OF said subdivision as
lots 81 - and Eni lot 81 fronts "A feet three
inches ON the west side OF Third street. ana
runs hack we 1881 feet 70 an alley lots l9
snd Ia lie on the southwest corner OF Fourfh
and GneenluW STREETS, and front H8h fest On
each the two lots making a square OF NEk faaf.
see street, beginning IS feet uGrrh of the south-
east corner OF lut NO.H, block No. d a. DESC
uafed on the plan Of south Memphis, thenae
north a Ieot with TemneEse6 street hence asE
Ches.er SIR ct thence soulh vita Chester street
a 'eef, thence east 10 feet 10 the b-ginnlnz.
For PARTICULARS a. Ia meles and bounds u All 81
said property, reference Is 70 said trust
TO be good. but I win I'VE only as trustee.
lel IDS JOHN KERR TrEafna.
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COTTOS-The report Of an advance
of I'd ia Liverpool caused 8 better feeling
here, and buyers responded more liber-
ally to the views Of holders. Sales Of
middling at 23l to Die, low middling AT
pa to 22@c, good ordinary at 20 to Die,
and ordinary at IL to lSc are reported.
Receipts and shipments continue light.
The general market is dull excepting
meats and breadstuffs. Bacon is in BET.
ter supply and easier. COrnmeal is &C.
tive at a decline. Corn firmer. Hay
dull, no receipts. Bran lower aud active.
Oats continue scarce and have advanced
TO g7le. Pork Is quiet and unchanged.
BRAN-Active at so on levee.
BUTTER-There is very little choice
in market. Selling at % to 25e. Com
mon is plentiful and u~nsaleable.
BEANS-None in market.
CHEESE-Very light stock and little
demand western reserve, l5e; English
dairy, lSc.
COFFEE-A fair stock and demand.
Rio, "A to 2Sc; Laguayra, 30 to SIC ;
Java, IS to 40c.
CORN The markets. frmeH Selling
on levee st 81 0s to 81 u for yellow and
81 Is 10 81 Is for white.
CORNMEAL-In better supply and
active, at $ IS to So SO on levee.
EGGS-The market is easier and
active. Fresh packed, % to 25e.
FLOUR-The market is dull but prices
firm for the finer grades. Common, SIS
to IS superfine, So TO SO X, ST.
to $l2; Xxx, Sl3 to SI4; Xxx and all
fancy brands, SIS to Sl7.
HIDES-There is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, Use dry salt, Ice
80. aUHH IN rrvaan ~ dor uNrF, pQ.
HAY-The demand is entirely local
and is light. Selling in store at S23
to s24.
IARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Terces, u to l3c kegs, IA 10 I5c.
BIME-N0t active, with q good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 40 TO 81 80; Cape, 81 rs
Alabama, g p.
MOhASSES-The supply is not large,
and demand fair. Common 10 fair, 40
to soc; choice, 30 to soc; syrup, ST TO
81 so.
MACKEREL-There is agood stock
hand. Prices are steady at S21 70 s22
for MOL; Sl9 to $50 for No. 2 81 to SIS
for No. g.. Half barrels and kits in pro-
portion. Virginia roe behring's, half bar
rels, IS SO Virginia mess, 81 90; North
Carolina family roe behring's, 50 50; Gu
per barrel, SIG 90 white shsd, per bar
rel. 50 so to 10 90.
OILS-The market is well sup
piled. Coal, common, As to SOC; extra,
50 10 soc lard, 81 . to 81 so; train,
81 Is to 81 25 Inseed, 81 90; sperm, 81 IS
to 50; turpentine, Csc.
OAPS-Light receipts and prices
Selling On levee at 973e.
ONIONS-Dull and nominal. !
PROVISI0NS-The market is active
and firm. Mess pork is selling At S24 rs
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As a Tonic and PrOphyIactic
THE Remedy Is WITHOUT Equal.

severe eases Of indigestion, arrangements OF
Absorption and ASsimiatlO bill business, I'm
e~a-iuess, DiSJe sion, Weight and Pain IN the
region Of the stomach, LDs- of p elite, LassI-
tude, Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation, Loss Of BtOod, Sync0p Nervous
Irritahiity, MefC tai Depression, et occurring
10 a malar a. district, or lu "A patient who has
qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in The merits OF these
Bitter. added 20 a testimony utiv-rsFl in the
case or sufferers who have used Them. and
accurd to the Remedy tuelr unqualified ap-
prevail, hiss induced Us. a. a very large expense,
90 secure the SlLE HtGHT % manufacture
this article rom the original recipe, which
recipe has Dreu eXperim nted upon and salts
facturlly proven js be superior 10 any COM
pound in the treatment OF The above mem
tiOuet diseases, by one Of the most learned
Physicians Ia the United states.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERGIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l

OrE4LE VI III DAALL
MEarPHIs, July Is, 1857.
The money market remains dull and
close and presents no new features Of in
terest.
Exchange is in better supply, but rates
are generally firm, bankers checking at
to OBJ st. Louis and Cincinnati, and 2
to ) on New York. Eastern cotton bills
are taken at par.
Gold is in demand for shipment at 139,
and there is very little on the market.
The decline Of lc in New York yesterday
afternoon was caused by sales Of govern
ment gold, but q firmer feeling eharae-
terized that market this morning.
Silver is in demand for shipment at
$50 for halves and quarters, but offerings
are light, nor is there any local demand.
City scrip is dull st IS to Soc buying
and 81 to 81 selling, and most dealers
regard offerings with indifference.
Police scrip is dull and nOminally soc
buying and Csc selling.
County scrip IS dull at 7Sc buying, and
so to s2c selling.
Stocks and bonds are dull and nomi-
nal.
Southern money is generally dull.
Transactions so light as barely to afford
quotations.
The Boston Commercial RuLetin says ;
AT last reports the comptroller Of the
currency had received reports from
twelve hundred Of the sixteen hundred
national hanks. Qsite a number Of these
national institutions are not in a condi-
ton TO even get up a cooked" quar-
terly statement. We have before pub
lished a list Of the failures and suspen-
siOns in this line. 1t is increasing stead
lily.
In New York, money is in full supply
at 4 to 5 per cent for call loans. The
New York Tribune of Friday last SAYS:
Commercial paper is more carefully
examined, but, when strictly frst-class
and short, sells at 8 TOT per cent. Second
rate passes at s 10 10, and there is a good
deal Of extra hazardous at cores
ponding high interest. Present indiea-
tons favor an easy money market on
call, but August may produce a different
state Of things, On the 10th prOXimo,
compound notes to the extent Of $50
600, 600 fall due, and their mode of pay
ment becomes of interest to borrowers.
IL the treasury pays them, it will prob
ably put itself in funds, by selling gold,
aud drawing its balances with the ma
tiOnal banks closely, two operations not
favorable to rampantspeculstIon Should
the department, however, issue the 3 per
cent. certificates in exchange for them,
there viii be no vibration in the money
Of consequence. With 5-a1s at
lOS4 for the new issue, it is the plain duty
Of Mr.. McCullOch to pay every dollar Of
as they mature. The crop
from all sections Of the country
are Of the most favorable character, aud
it is now almost certain that the harvest
Of 1867 will exceed in quantity and quail
anything ever known. This bright
prospect may be d~arkeDed, but such is
The appearance Of things at present,
the concurrent testimony Of care
.ul and experienced judges.
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Non- Resfdent NotEce.

IN the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. Ta5.-Joseph O. Thweaft vs. Kirkland Cal
houn, James e. Calhoun et al.
II appearing from affidavit In his cause thai
L the ~defendants. Kirkland Calhoun, James q.
Iaihnun, John G. Calhoun. Lucy Calhoun and
Ereadweu A. Calhoun are residents or the city
aud State Of New York, and non residenis Of
the state OF Tennessee.
IT IL therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance hereia at the Court House n the
Efy OF Memphis, Team, IN or helore the hrst
Monday in July, 1S6J, q plead, answer or de-
mur to eomplainant8 alI, or the same VIII
10 taken for oonfesseG, a. 10 them and set
For bearing ex parfs, and that q copy OF this
rider be published once q week. for four suc-
csssive weeks ia the Memphis APPEAL-
HnGUsToN ASTON, Clerk and Msstar.
Bv =. b. BLAcz, d @. ard d.
Up. caEutners solicitor TOR complainant
ng2 laW4WS.
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Resident Netice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. IS5z-W1lIiam Orgiil ct a. vs.. Grafton Ba-
ker. John Overton et al
III appearing from AFFIDAVIT iu this cause that
she defendant, Grafton Baker, is a non-reSi-
dent OF the State OF Tennessee;
Il Is therefore ordered, that he mak his
appearauce herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee o 10 or before
first Monday In July. 1907, and plead.
answer or demur to eOmplainants bill.
or the same viii be taken for confessed as
to him and set for hearing eE parte, and thai "A
COPY or this order be plhlished once q week Tor
four successive weeks in the Mem phis Appeal.
Aeopy-att ST. AUGUSTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T a Wadden, solicitors for complainant
-wHn TuWfu
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
in the citv of Chicago, III, only three
quar- ers Of a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one b ocx OF the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued al
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Ghaneery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday, August 9, 1867.
go Ils9 n. r. D-JOhn Rozssr ". Arthur Con-
nell.
Chsneery Court q Memphis.
DY virue Of an iHterioeutory deeras Ii. III.
ID eause, 1 VIII sell, a. pubic auction. - ne
highest bidder a. The Courth0use door In -
city Of Memphis. Tennessee, on
Friday, August o, 1867.
The following described properly. to-wr. me
undivided Oue-thfrd Interest Of the defsudanf
Arlhur tOnueI- in the mill premises and Dron-
cry operated BY ". n Erzkine q O. AMI
lvruaerly ~ Council & ROsssr. situated n Ire
city % Memphis, north or Grimna's sa7Fmm
lnd on the west side Of Frozt or ChleEasaW
EMs SAEE-Ona eredito seven months
notes with good security. and Ian retained mi
payment o. purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A-ABSTON, c. and ~.
July 2. lNI- tain 81
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Trustees Sale.

DX virtue o. a Deed Of Trust made and exc
d eufed by Elijah Brooks 70 J.. g.. Nanden-
hau. Trustee. on she INA day Of June, 1851, and
recorded In the Registers Records Of shelby
county, state Of Ienness-s, Ia Book No. -.
page lSi which said Deed Of Trust was made To
secure II. Wilson and Iana Wilson in The paV-
49, ~ m. go -....- j III
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attachment Suff.

CLEKKss OFFICE, June22, 1867.
John Antrim and Louls sweet, Partners az
Antrim q sweet. Flailtds, vs., 81. W. Reid
and Thomas J. lsslu, purlners as Reid 4
Brother, i~elencauls
A FFIDAVIT fer attaehme1t having been
"A made im his case So pursuance Of Section
sf5 Of the Code CT tennessee, and attachment
earing been issued aDd returned by the proper
officer levied. etc. cn the property o. L1e
defendant, Reid q Brother
ID Is Therefore oroered. That said defendants
aupear al the Courthouse, lu the city Nem-
phls. Femn-, on OF D lore ihe second Aonday
Ia October next. ana defeni THIS suit. or the
sane viii be taken for confessed as 70 thcm.
and tie caseset for hearing y palte ard hat
a copy Of this orGer be Published once aW g
Tor four consecutive weeks In Tie Memphis
Daily Appeal
A copy: JOHN IAN Clerk-
JoHE W. GRAHAM. Deputy Clerk.
d. Clay King, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
ie5 laW4W
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TRUSTEES SHE

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED FXF-
ID cuted % me on the Sth day or June IzS.
by D. B Lewis and Hammond and dufy
registered In the registers orIce or shelly
counts, Ieunessse, for The purpose OF paying
the debt therein secured, 1 VIII on
Saturday, 81 Day Of august, 1867.
at the salesruom OF Messrs- Roysrer. Trezevaut
& Co. No. E6 Second street, fAyres1 Block
Nemphts. Ieune-see. s-n to the high est bidder
Tor CASH. the blowing property, tO-Wlt= A
certain tract or loo Of ground IN the county o.
shelby, state OF Iennes -, and cHy Of Mem
phIs beng lots No. land the Wesl half Of lot
No 3 On the North side OF Alabama street. In
Hiuis subdivision beginning n feet from the
Northeast Gamer Of Hills street and Alabama
road thence at-ng the North SIDE OF said Ala
hama street or road M6a Eef. and extending
NOrthWard for depth lls1r feet between paral-
Tel lines nom The mont TO an alley next North
Of Alabama street. These lots are No. 2 and inc
West halfofNo. 3 as laid down on the plan OF
HHls Subdivision % IGN lot No. 81. which
Is recorded in the Registers Office Of shelby
county in book No. p page ~, together with
Al OF the appurtenanees thereunsQ~h belonging
The title 70 the ABOVE property IS believed 20 be
good. bat I viii sell and convey ouly As trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at twelve
m
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOGWOOD 4 PETTuN Attorneys. iva ais
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing or the
w markett those very desirable and valuable
lands, 50 well known to the community as the
Homestead Tract or the late Geraldus Bum
tyn, Esq situated at the FIRST station on the
Memphis anu Charleston railroad, five miles
east Of the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re-
Gently sold to Hume +. Hill, ESQ who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the ira C., consisting Of about $50 acres,
has been laid OF in lots varying IN size from
nve to ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues, and laid OF 50 as to secure thu greatest
amount OF comfort. The trains Of the Mem-
phiS and Charleston railroad afford the OppOr-
UNITY Of gong in ana out OF the city, from and
to Buntyn's station, four times a day, 50 - TO
make a residence at his point almost as con-
venient as to live ia the city itself
The cheice can nov be had Of lots wholly or
part in original forest. or in Geld,
In Exchange for City Property.
The executors arc directed bv the Win TO sell
this place and invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions to exchange foreither
improved or vacant lots in the city.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dence. we do not thinA any property more de-
sirRhle can be found. In regard TO health, con-
venience or good neighborhOod, within the
same distance from the city.
Tn term will be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low 20 parties DESTROYS of buy
ing for Oc .upation. Plans OF the subdivision
will be shown az our Office
myI7n ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT q co.
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Attachment S,sft

Law Side Common Law and Chaneery Court OF
the city Of Memphis.
CLERKS 0FFIcE, May 81, 1857.
William Black, Plaintiff, vs. j. S. Williams and
William Williams, arm OF J. S. Williams 4
Co. Defendants
~ made in his case in pursuance OF section
3g5a OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued ana returned by the proper
oaicer levied, etc on the property Of the
def ndants. J. ). Williams Co;
u is therefore ordered, That sad defendants
appear at the courihoUse, In she city OF Mem
ph3s, Tenn on or before the second Monday IN
october next and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 Them, and the
case set Tor hearing ex parte - and thst =
cory OF this order be published once q week for
four consecutive weeks in the Memphis DAILY
copy. JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
q. II. GAgERs. d C..
Ia Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff
tel laW4W