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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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9eupet baben wiiroe.
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ben mile> IA CT aber po(elbe Don ibr
1,i9t erswin9en fonnte 70 1blu9 er iie lebr
. # unD mari 1te aus ber 9ttte binall5
wel9e 1e NIT ibrer Mrbeit fid erparb.
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Ger betru1tfen nad 5auie E, pri1elte bic
6rau gang u%nbarmberst9 pur9> mari ibr
llntreue Dor urp erfldrte tbren Struggling,
ben iie auf Dem Nrne bielt fir einenBaz
ftarb. .
Die brutaliten Mibbanplun9en batte
bic arl,1e Trau rp11 ibrem Mlanne 9eoulz
big ertrasen> aber bet obt9e u119ere4te
@onpurf 9rif ibr 3art9sfubl III 70 bpbem
@repe an bob iie. pie raleno gum 5ault
6inausetlte unb nit Dem Slime ouf Gem
Mrme Derldwano.
Mm f~pl9enoen Morsen fanb man tas
&ino in bet S@eune er>piir9t am Bpsen
lte9eno unb bic Trau ait etne.n 8alten
erbdn9t.
Die CUR @er3weiFun9 9etriebsne Strait
bat, aller Observation-Disclosures mad, NIT Ell
9ener 5ano ibr &inO erraorpet uno alsz
bann ft9 1elblt enlletbt. Z
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nono 9robe Mufre9uns peranloet; ber
brutale &erl tparo 9e3rpu19em fi9 gun,
S@ube Dot Der @utb per 8ep5lterun8 3u
serbersen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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InbofS<6dn0ler,
e mperteur u. Tabritantpo r
GtAarren.

y tNltren II.
Dritte StraBe, . : @atrt paul.
bG!t lstn 9aeer BON tnpo,tirtsn une ieltf anee-
f~erttetsn Gisarrsr III ssr @narcs- urs Gelaii-
5arrel nit cen f%sia)su, prblat1ela5 srten So.
trifoisE ieE5 Dir'ebsn.
Inter |siusn &ar@-. Stnatf. SAB 'Aau,
Iobadm inject eir Gisbtatsr rte rsno@Iuitisier
un> DON eem Rsnncr asiGdEtsRen Ss1tsn cite,
urn rsuer rp,dnes."
Gsulfts piursn, @iaarrensS pi5en u. Gtuia
1asade5cutsl, Gbnupfs une 8aut, tcdsepfen.
tryS ar ItuG< unb GGrupF~ uielf li'en "cteIir'
.petlftil vre tn unuhtr,rcfsnsr, |sts oas Neusf'
er,taI;snaer Nuenati
@sbttv bsutiGsr 2uftsd tets an Sanr.
or s. w. xud7eIt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
SeGreih lhreitet init Gtebenm

- Setrei9 idreitet init Stebenmetz
lenitiefeln arf eer 8abn hes Sort dritte5
meiter unb 1T nomentlid allen Gnite6
bemibt Dem &amaidenrtenl benin Mtltz
tar Elm gnre gu MAIDEN unp ba0elbe ouf
bic 6Ibe bet intellt9enten preueil6en
Mrmee gu brinsen. Die @iener uprede~
brinet einen blbI9en 8eles pafur BEL.
@ie 11reibt: ISM SABRE nad &1nt9<
erdk 1867 eri1ten Elm reueS Mbrtd d.
(sicD &e9lenent fir bic t. +,
Ditere{616m Truppen. Der 69te Yoraz
graph bic e6 Budletn6 ertbeilt rem
S~tabspffsier unp benz Mojutanten bic
nDtbi9en Nnweil un9en> wel9e fe tQdti9
u>1o rer,penpbar at per Sptbe zines Ste
9iment6 prer 8ataiQpn5 eri9etnen lafen.
Was 1T allo erte pfi9t etnes 9uten
Stob5pffcters? Das neue. &c9lement
ant>rprtet parauf w6rtlt6: Der 0uf
pes Sabels miro NIT BENG au1nen> Beige
ut1o Mittelinser Der reGten 5ono in per
Wtttte umtoBt, wlbrenp bic anbern 5wet
Singer am @rife ruben. Der Gabelz
fnopf rubt auf BEN redten Ss@nfel TO-
naB bic <n9e 9erace a1f pdrts laufe ltnp
cine Spanne BON Der re9ten @9ulter
abfebe." limb tpie bentmmt fi6 per Mpz
jutant ? uDte redte 9anp, bic Singer
9eidlphen, miro an Dem pberen Ebeile bes
redten @9enfel@ oer9eitalt 19rds aufz
tpdrtS ~auf9eieBt hab per Daumeu pberz
balb an benz &n6@el pe6 3eisefn9era
unp ber fleine Singer an per 5pl enaatt
|au lte9en fpmmen, &ppbet Der re9te GQbpz
9en ettpa6 3urlf9enpmmen lptrb."
Sfenbar 1T bte6 ber ein3t9e ri@ti9'
@es> tas 9aus 5ab9burs gu retten!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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Deritten GAIT unb Qanb NIT Srcb, Hu6en, eraders.
ptes nnb aaen autern Badwaaren spn etgener 5abrtt.
Ode her Rctert Strabe unb Qepee.
~ SGmmtlide Belteauuoen perben prompt ausee'
fabrt. trw
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
&pnbitprei uub 9nnscnreffa1t'
ration
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81. 232 Ste &tose, Ct. paul.
DEM %esetrten gutlitum seteen MIR bterntt bfFi@f an.
tb unler eDncitcrti fprtmdhrent nit Der l6Eniien WuSs
wabl ron SUDDEN, Gautiss une 1rihteu Serleben 1T, uni
uni ere Nefaurattcn TETS vas N~useewdbltcfe ~ltefert.
welhes rte Gaifpn trinet.
Co. Wtr fubrsn tets cine cute &uspabl bprtrefFt9er
Wbetnreine. Bstsuunsen weyoen prpmpt beioret.
tp Sd,iuer s Sdmiet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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Gjrpcerts Ii. Nrppilionitore,

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ct, Daul. Wfinn.
an5sr a1sn In rb'se Seande eta &lassnSen Irtifel1
1T bel mtr tets elm
aueoe3etbneteS laeerbisr
au babca.
trp s.. SSi6er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
4ssa zzzysHsss 81. Sc m ontrcotQe,

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SlfTTTfSYaHsSS 3~abnar3t
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Alss, nas l4 auf 3abrs unp Wunb be5iebt,
uire in tetsrWsile u. su n'aBisea&oi!e belprst.
Se3iebungen:
Ser OATS Coon Bcrup u. Sata) Banlter.
STR &cqsrtpu, 2. Nptipnals 8auf
@e. 5ptpusoen, Wtidof @racc.
Dix lrs. Msosuldat, Brisbta, SGea NIB BIZ
&sr1's ct. Waui's aterbaupt.
4ri. 0iftsr, Goupr ssr @taatsSeitHns. unb elm
a-oFe @a5abl berprr:aasnorr 8Irser. 3o6t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
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sEzz|EZfs4zs4S{SRE 50 9#@z@3

Winneipta BAILEY Gifenbabu.
@pm 5r:ttas, BEN a., 1867, an, 1aufen gadaster.
3use wie fclst:
st. saul nns' minneappIis accommodation.
8erlaGen Ct. PAUL 10 ubr gprm., 100. AGO $50
Na4mtttags; serladeu Ntnneapplts 500 Dorm, 10
2.25 unb $50 Na&mtttass,
Belle plaine uno Wonfato 3loe.
Yerladen ct. pauG Its gcrm., $50 Nadmittas 40 ;
gerlahen Belle platne :. 80 @prnt., AIS Na4mtttass.
Die 3use bteier Babu %Serbtnbeu In Menbpta NIT bt.
men Der Winneipta Central Babn.
Sno. 8. 2inepIn.
Superintendent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Minncfota Central 8abn.

3itae flttid, 8ebene.
Wer!ahen Mtnneapelts,. 7.t0 0urmittaes.
Def.St. paul. 7.15
Rpmmen an in Omatunna. 400
Su8e n0rtIid1 8ebeus.
Wsrlahen OmotDnna, II 40 @prmittaes.
&cm1!en an in Minneapplis $50 Ma4 mittaas
-. gDeN- St. Yaul, 3.25
Dtrefte 0erbtabuus In Owatpnna nit 3leen Der Ct.
ge1er unh Wtnona Babn. fir Wtnpna, Ga Qrp1e, N,il.
pautee. Gbieaso unt allen Yuutten pes Otens u. @ureu
Ntccpnnrn Of atipn
VerlaHen Dina :rnna UNI 7.25 Wprmtttags. tpmmen an
In g9ei-St., PAUL UNI 40 Ma4mtttaes unb 1.35 Nad,
mittass In Dtnneapplts
9srlo6en Minneapulis I'M $50. Dprmittaes. WeR-st.
: oul UNI 10: 10 @crmittaes, tpmmen in Owatpnua an
I'm 3.35 Nadmittaes. .
D~finneapclis unn ct. Naul Mecomunatipn.
Wer!aden WtnncaprltS 800 .Dprmtttaes, 1920 uub
2.25 uno $50 Na4mtttags.,
UsrlaFen Wet~5t. 9aul 10. 10 gprmtttaas, unt 1.2O
400 uuo $50 Ma4mittass.
.. 6. @bspparb,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
GEnRaA ITEna-

The new mayor and board OF alder
men appointed by Gen. Pope at Augusta
| have commenced heir administration
/ of affairs by thorough system of re-
trenchment in every department Of the
municipal government
/ "A schooner arrived at Savannah on
/ the 10th inst. with 40 tons of rails for
| the Macon and Atlanta railroad, manu-
faetured at the Trede9ar works st Rich
nlond, Va, which, it is aaid, produces
rails superior to those made at the north
or imported.
Three hundred seres OF choice land
sold at Covington, Newton county, last
week at one dollar and five cents per
acre. Before the war it would have
readily commanded tea.
Frost occurred on the 6th inst. in
various places severe enough TO kill cot
toa and tender yeget,tiOn. The Cuth-
bert AppeGl says specimens OF cotton
, had been exhibited which we're COM
pletelY blighted from its effects, and
that the extent of the injury could not
be fully stated.
The Bainbridge Argus of the llth
says the railroad to Bambridge isnOw Ylr-
tually an accomplished fact. BefOre the
year 1867 shall have taken its final de-
parture, We may confidently expect to
hear the scream of the locomotive on
the banks Of the Flint river. This is an
extension or branch of the Atlantic and
Gulf railway.
The annual Georgia railroad eonven-
ton is in session at Augusta. Hon. J. +.
King, president for the past twenty
years, was reelected.
Ira II. Taylor, auditor of the State
road, killed himself on the 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.


NEW YORK, May q. Havana adviees
Of the 14th say the Spanish feet at san
tiago de Cuba had sailed for MonteVidc
and Rio Janeiro.
A compact has been entered into be-
tween the public treasurer and Bano
Espanal, whereby the latter engages 70
pay all the treasury bonds as they fall
| due, for certain conditions guaranteed
| by the former.
The consul Of the Mexican republic
on the island has been heavily fined for
exercising such an office for q govern
ment not recognized blythe authorities.
Mr.. Davis remains q guest or Mr.
Charles O'Connor at Washington
Heights
The Tines special says 1t has tran
spired in The impeachment Investigation
thatin the examination Of the Adams
express agent regarding transmission Of
pardons to the south, testimony was
elioited showing that they were sent
marked $500, c.. o. D., but ther pesident
is not directly implicated. There is no
doubt but pardons were sentin this man
ner though it does not necessarily reflect
on Mr.. Johnson, still the fact cannot be
disproved.
a W aSHfn8UOD Sptc1A - Ns &lAA1oubA
Surratt's trial Is set for Monday week,
there is reason to believe that the prose
cutiOn will not then be ready.
Last evening q party Of Pennsylvania
capitalists, about twenty IN number, ar
rived in Richmond on prospecting tour
through the state. 1t is said they repre-
sent some S40,000,000 capital, and that
the resources of the state Of Virginia, in
the shape of coal and tobacco, will re-
ceive new impetus from their visit.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May D.-Judge
Kelly addressed large crowd, composed
equally of whites and blacks, on Satnr-
day. His remarks were confined almost
exclusively to contrast bstveen the
two sections, and in favor OF the north,
from which he inferred that the institu-
ton of slavery snd the preiudices Of
the southern whites had been the en-
cumberers upon the southern section.
He was listened TO attentively, and was
frequently cheefed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
SPRING GOODS.

WE are in receipt or Large Stock of latest
w styles Straw Goods, Dress Trimmings,
Trimming Ribbons, Buttons, New Fancy Goods
Of every description, finest French Flowers,
Ladies fine UnderclOthing, French EIsbroid-
cred Skirts and YOkes, etc. etc, all lately pur-
chased at the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
SPECIAL ATTENTION..

Milliners and DressTnakers will be supplied
at the lowest wholesale prices, and would do
well TO examine our large variety and latest
styles in Straw Goods, straw Braids, Cords and
Tassels very tue French Flowers, etc, etc !;
Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Of the last nov
elites L. KAEMER.
myl2 lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
MOndaV, jane 3, 1851.

9sz. n. D-Beni. J. Eddins vs.. VIM. o. Dusu.
Chancsry Court Of Memphis
ny virtue OF an interiOcutory decree. in this
ID cause, viii sell, at public auction. TO the
hfShest bidder. at tie Courthouse door, in me
Ffrv Of Mem nnis Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21


The Knoxville Wing affords the fol-
| lowing valuable information: Capt
| Halls company Of state guards will be
mustered into service in Knoxville, and
armed and equipped on Friday the 3lst
OF May; Capt. Harris company at New
Market, on Saturday, the lst of June
Capt. James r. Evans at Morristown,
Monday, June Sd. Speeches are eX-
pected on these occasions from Maynard,
Cooper, Houk, and others.
Mr.. Salpan, contractor for the Knox
vile and Charleston railroad bridge over
the HolstOn river, has commenced work,
and viii vigorously put it to speedy
completion.
East Tennessee, in every direction,
gives the most gratifying promise of an
Immense wheat yield from the present
crop. A scarcity Of seed at the. season
for planting curtailed to certain extent
the area planted, but from what was
sown a large return is now almost
certain.
The Banner says The Indepen-
dent BumbleDee and BrOwnlow Blow
Gun u is the title Of radical paper soon
to be started in Chattanooga.
Riding parties Of ladies and gentle
men, says the american UiliOH, daily
leave Chattanooga to gather strawber-
ries at the foot of Missionary Ridge,
where they grow wild in great abun-
dance. -E
The Home Journal saysi There is
not single rebel (so-called4 who objects
to an original union man as his ruler.
We have nothing to say against their
past devotion to their ideas of govern
meut, if they have been consistent, and
original union men, and not turn-coats
and time-servers of the hour.
The Knoxville Commercial of May
18th, chronicles the visit to that town of
a magnificent bald eagle, but the majestic
liberty loving bird did not soil his feet
with the dust of such a radical town, by
alighting, but scared 10 circles until II
attained an altitude rendering it no
longer visible TO the hundreds of inter-
ested spectators watching his flight.
A fire company is in process Of for
nation at Pulaski. A fire occurred at
that place on Wednesday last, about
Iour am, which destroyed one hundred
thousand dollars worth of property.
Two or three stores and several lawyers
offices were destroyed.
The Banner Of the 18th mentions
the arrest of a lawyer in Nashville,
named J. 2. ReXford, charged with
stealing a watch. He gave bond.
In the same issue the editor says: The
Hon. I. a. Il. Nelson laughs heartily at
Brownlow's attempt to conciliate him.
He knows even more than John Baxter,
and will tell what he knows before long.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
Trustees Sale
OF Real Estate in 6i5SOn County, TeRa.,
TO be Sold at HumbOldf, Glbsen C0anty,
L Tenn On the 1srh har nF anr IsE-

OF Real Estate in 6i5sOn County, TeRa..
to be Sold at HumbOldf, Glbsen COauty.
TeB8., on the 2Sth day OF Eay, 1861.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to W.
ID A. Jones by Wm- D. Fly, bearing date Isth
December 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain debts due by said Wm. ID. Fly 70 L hi !
Apperson & Co. and which are therein spsci-
fed, and by authority vested in me as Trustee
substftuted by decree Of the Common Law
Court OF the city OF Memphis, entered l7th
april. lS57. in the room Of Wm- A. Jones de-
ceased, 1 VIII, on the 18th day Of May, lsd7 IN
mont OF the Hotel at Humboldt. Gibson COUNTY,
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'Clock. am
and four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
der, a certain tract Of land containing about
SIS acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
about "a miles northwest Of Humboldt. Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
veyed TO said Wn. D. Fly BY Joseph y. Ian
mum BY Deed registered IN Registers Ofiica OF
Gibson County, 20 which reference Is made for
more particular description.
This tract OF land VIII be su0divited int
four lots. No. containing 90 acres. and known
as the Eil. Nos. ? and 4 containing S25< acrss
each lines running east and west
TFRrs-One-half Cash, balance al months
the purchaser 70 execute note, bearing Interest
from date, and secured by Deed Of Trust, EN-
bracfug the same terms as thai under which I
am now acting.
Tbs right OF redemption is waived, and ths
title believed TO be good, but i viii convey
only srieh title as is in me vested as Trustee.
angl at j. D. 4Ult1Lhl. Trustee
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIM Z.

r,,--,-r az GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
MEMPHIs, May B, 1871. !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
LfheL No. 10.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA !
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, =
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA D
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
Libel, Civil and Maritime.
Briggs & Peterson vs.. Steamboat Ross Hambls-
ton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats. Tackle
Apparel and Furniture
VIZ HEREAS, Briggs & Peterson did, on the
w 10th day OF May, 1867, file their libel, civil
and maritime in said Court against said Steam
boat Rose Hambleton. her Engines, Machinery
Boats, Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, for the
causes in said libel mentioned, Rnd prayins
the usual process and monitiOn Of the COurt
fn that behalf; and I having. under the pro
cess OF sad Court, seized said Steamboat Rose
HamhletOn, her Engines, Machinery Boats
Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, and nov have
the same in my custody. Now, there
fore in pursuance Of the process OF said
court, to me directed, do hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons
having or pretending 70 have sny interest IN
said property, that they be and appear
before the said court at the federal eourl
room in the city Of Memphis on the nrst Mon
day IN July, 1907, and show cause II any Ihey
have or know, why the said property shall not
be condemned az aforesaid.
This llth day of May, 1867. -,
u S. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn
BY ISAAC W GRIFFITH, Deputy U ; NJ
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WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS.
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A.A.BAREEs, Geug Ticket Agent
apl4tf :. n SHOCK. Passenger Agent
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By JOHN S. c
MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUBLISHED DAILY q WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & co
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
= ! 20 RaTrs ~ ''1l- az a ApvERTTs.sG.

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One euuare one insertion %
each additional Insertion
Two weeks ;: 3,
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

fYyRAISs leave as follows leity timei.
Through Express. Sundays excepted, e=so
a-Ln.; Through Mail G:tO pm; someryille Ac-
oommOdatiOn al $40 p ua.; Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting win Mis-
sizsfupl Genital Train, leaves az 1880 pm.
Express connects at Grand junction win
afleruoon train on the Mississippi Gen trstl
railroad for Holly Springs, Water valley
Grenada. jackson, NiclsDurg, Miss New Or
leans. La, etc.
Mobile, Ala etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, etc.
At Chattanooga, foE all places IN Eastern
Alabama Georgia, North snd south Carolina,
Virginia, " ashinglon, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski Ala, Col uIn-
tSa Sa-hvllle. etc.
Al Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
baggage checked through.
foT II skets aud further information, apply al
ihe once, NO. 10 Court street.
". j. ROSS, Gent Sup't
ARAREES Geul Ticket Agent
apl4tf T. n SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21

Mail Train ar pm. every day, stopping al
ali nations, making connections for
ALL POINTS EAST, WEST AND NORTH.
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rF,HTss viii notify sli persons not q tr.ele Ior
= 80 vfven by as in favor Or A Lewis &
y = - testis. 10 tho order % J. Behr 3 Bro
so,S a, -,o4s vss dated on the ID ARr' y 80 and
,,sv1.jle four months after daoe. LIE eanslae.-
- -. ,v6irf aid note WIS gwen Was not ful-
nilsd1a iss1a ~ Srs saio A. ~ J, REHR BRO.
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Cbancery Sale OF Real Estate

U. s. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn
BY ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy u > NJ
rff
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On Tuesday Jun9 II, 1Oo4'
No. 90 Mr. samuel Tate Ct a.. VS. Le"is
s3elbv et al.-e,hancery Court Oi a1eLn P-s P1l-Ss- a,
Nv 1-,rtue OF An futerloc1tOry degree ID asle N
X thfs ear,Se will seil, at public aucEon, 10
- I,5ei,sst bidder. al the Courthouse ooor, IN
t6e ciSv 81 Mem phis, Tennessee, on
Tuesday. June IL, 1867,
- .,e hours Of 10 a N. and u m, the
es1t,yi,s 2 described real estate tO-Wit A GER
st iof or parcel Of ground situate, lying and
sat-,y in shelby county. State OF Tennessee,
- IN the i4th Civil District Of said couD ",
-o1faiTiug eight acres and fourteen hundref1ths
N an acre, the same being the north part OF
- No n OF subdivision No. 7, as known on
ne plan OF the subdivision OF the John Ram
sav grant Of iYe thousand acres ss Undivided
~ M Al Kerr and f 8 Todd. Lot No. u Is
shOEn on Rucker's map marked 7. S Tate.
TERMs or SALE-On a credit Of six and Twelve
months, notes with good security. VIII interest
rom DAY OF sale, and lien retained TIL pay
rnent OF the purchase money.
hQuity Of REDEEM ptlnn barred
A. ALSTON, Clerk and Aas5er-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-21
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MASONIODIREOTORY.

MASONIO ODIREOTOR \ .
1867
LO59Es.
ArsrRoEA, No. l6s. Na1is lst Mondsy In
ever month. at Ddd-Fslloyys' h2ll. csE. Court
ana Main- d. q. Trader, W. NJ h. I. IOm-
iiusOn. Sec.
ssrb mon tn-HaiI. cor. Madison ana second
r. EafIarr ". III: benj X. Pollen, Sec.
LFTr.A SCOTT No. 2sA Meets Isl iiday OF 5stii
Tnonth-Rall cor. Madison auG second. John
AgnslIe " NJ: h. p. Wo0dwato, sec.
,5aS+TTT1,y 40 sl4 Meets Sd Friday % each
month-Odd-FellowB Hall. p. NJ Stanley
" ,,Ts n No S5I ~ D. Meets 4th Friday
~ each m0uth-2u4 Front street Jeun J.
Worsham, SD, ". NJ b. h tdien' I'D sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter No 4 Meets "a Monday oL eaeL
nouth-Odd-FelIoVs Hail. A. j. " hse .er,
q p; II. h. Psyuteg, Sec
r. AND 5. II
EuREKA Council. No. e. Meets 81 Monday Of
each monLh-gdd- Fellows HalL John Zeni,
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggln, Rec.
TEMPLAEs.
f9Y,,r-Ss gorlrnRndery. No. 4 Meets 4th y on
day OF es-sh month. John L6nt Conn., n. j.
Wlggln, ks-.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2)s F557t Strsst
HNRsrYr Lodge Of Perlsy,ion, lith; No. J.
srafed Communication I'd " wednesday night
~ EACH month. Henry =. WoOdsFl, a-cl e.
M.- Chsrles 81. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
NFrHnAs Lodge OF Perfection, lll-i 80. =
sIeefg sth wednesday Of each month George
NsiIersh SD, g.. NJ. A. L. Farmland sd
CAsTPifIa Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 10th %
No l. Benz. h. Pullen, SD, Iarsal.'' -
CAIyAEY CHA PrEa Of Rose Crolx, 18th, No I.
Charles ". Adams, SD, NJ. W.. Il. L. IUlh-
,,IyITfPPE Br-PI FsszIs Council Of E-h, s7th,
No l. Henry p. Woodard. 3D., Comm. !;
William Y. CirOie sd, Rec
flossssaToRY or WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
AfnsiLa. SD, Comm. in Jhlefi Dodge q.
Trader, I'D, Reg.