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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-23

THE following Deeds are in my office. left for
i Certificates, before the war:
I Deed from Jose Damacri Y. Bar5o 20 Hub
2 deed nom James CLARK and wife to ". B.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed from A. n. Burdfne and wife to w. E.
WOrmel OF Shelby county.
alex bowel 90 Greenvin Dowen of shelby
5 deed nom Robert v. Richardson q. Isaac II.
Healey OF shelby c1unty.
8 deed nom James Humes TO W. N. Dunn ct
deed from sunkiey, Trigg q Williamson.
Trus To Peter W PiukStou.
S deed from D. II. WhitenaOre and wife 70 Their
esaCarrol, pennsylvania.
3 deed from o.. ". Lineln 20 Jos. Z. Douglass,
Mississippi.
10 deed rom John Stark to Jasper stark, Ken
lucky.
Il deed hom q. B. Declare to ". < Bruce, Ten
nesSee-
70 deed rom 5 N Norwood n wife to VIM
Bridgewater, Tennessee.
70 deed rom ). p. walker and wife and r z.
Wmtneld aud wife TO W. ). Williams,
"a deed from Brtnkley, Trigg & Williamson to
W. e. Davis. Arkansas.
Is deed from Jones D. Willborn TO Jane ".
I6 deed hom Louis ~ Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama
II deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company % John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed from T.. L.. Beard and Jas Young to Jas.
Davenport, Arkansas
lg deed nom John w. Rodgers and wife 70
Harberts & Maxwell, Arkansas
20deed nom Colbert Moore and wife to Meeagar
Bill Mississippi.
q deed rom Dan, Saffanaus and wife to Adj
olson Graft, Mississippi.
21deed from j. F johnson and wire TO W. W.
Wheatley, Arkansas.
p deed nom W. q. Fsikner 70 II. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
"A deed from H.R Ward to Horace L Howge
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee
. deed from re Brinkiey and wife to ". j.
Davis, Tennessee.
Is deed from r. c. Brinkiey and wife to Irion,
CamOr & Co., Arkansas.
= deed from John tannavOm and wife to N.
A Kerr. Arkansas.
. deed rom ID. A hepherd 20 D. T. johnson.
Arkansas.
- deed from Charles McDermott TO Thomas and
William N. Irons, Texas.
30 deed from Emily r. J. Sartile to A. ]. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed nom Q. F. ohnson and wife TO w.. h.
Wheally, Arkansas
81 deed from Dan. Park to R. z. Glenn. Ken
lucky.
Persons interested may call and get the same
by pay ing the ices HUME F. HILL,
Commissioners OF Deeds. etc.
IS Mrdfzau street.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed 70 me
ID AS Trustee on the 9th day Of September.
1851, by Iohm + Page and GeOrze ". Cneek
and duly recorded IN the Registers ONCE Of
shelby county, Tennessee, in hook No. sg uaues
SIS and so, 1 viii offer for sale. 10 the highesf
bidder for cash. the following described Drop-
erty, yin on Wolf river, near the city OF
Memphia, IN The above named county. tO-wff.
A tract or parcel % land bounded a. follows.
Beginning az a stake ten fiO links north or q
willow marked C. r. on the northern houud-
airy line Of the john Rics grant where ssfd
nue crosses the eastern margin OF Wolf river !.
thence down sain river with its meandarfneg
south Y west SIX chains and sixty l6Ol links.
thence south "a west one I'D chain and nng
d0j links thence south - west dve m chains
70 a stake, from which south - east eighr n
links IS a willow marked &C p" theuee norfd
So. east twenty-fOur "a chains and eighfv-our
t6il links 20 stake, from which north 81 west
eight .el links Is a sweet gum thence north
twelve ~ chains and twenty % links 10 q
stake Standing on a bridge, from which south
elm marked &C. Fl" thence So west twenty.
one ~ chains and hny 90 inks to me be-
ginning This property Is we'll known a. he
Cotton Factory, and contains shout twenty
nine 81 acres.
The sale will axe place between elsve,
o'clock am and one O'clock m. on the 18Th
day Of August, 1857, in 'front.' OF the business
o. Royster & Tcsvevant. In the Ayres'
Block, on second street, between Madison and
streets MemphiE- The equity or re-
semptiOn is waived IN the deed OF trust. The
title IS therein warranted and believed 20 BE-
good, but will not DiHd myself personally FOR
the title, Ouiy selling and conveying a. tmgtss.
I'D. W. MUNFORD Trustee.
Memphis, July "a. 1857. fyI8 staw-td
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TrMRfPe'S NnL9.

DY Virtue Of a trust deed, executed TO me BY
ID Joseph S~ChOOnOVer, on the lth day OF
April. lHdQ. recorded Ia the Registers Office Of
Sdelby county. in book Al, part "a. pages 49, 70
will sell TO the highest bidder Tor cash, In mont
of the store Of kOyster. TreZevamt & "a, on
second street, in the city Of Memphis, opposite
the southeast corner Of Court square, on the
9th day OF July. 1897. between tie hours Of 10
Id n O'Clock a IN, the Glowing described real
estate. in and near the city Of MemphiS, shelby
cuumIy, Tennessee. conveyed to ne In said trust
deed. tO-Wit; One lot in the butler division Of
the city Of Memphis, iu block No 2, beginning
at a stake ON Elliott street, 30 teet nom the
northeast corner Of block No ., running
thence DO feet south 20 "a stake, thence 20 feet
east to a stake, thence % Ie7t north to a stake
street, 10 the beginning AkO, one other lot In
block No. z, beginning At a stake on Elliott
street, 3I5 ieet from the northeast c0Ener Of
block O. 6, running thence IL feer south 20 q
stake, theme s. feet east 70 a stake, thence 90
f-eetBOFth down the bayou 10 stake on Elliott
street thence 5 feet West with Euiott street 10
he beginning Also. three lois In the GrsenlaW
division. adjoining TIE ely Of Memphis, and
designated on the plan or said subdivision rs
lots IS, 10 and I'D; lot s. fronts "a feet three
Inches ON the west side of Third street, aud
back west 1881 feet TO an alley lots 10
IN lie on the southwest corner Of Fourth
and GreeDlaW STREETS. and mont l4sa feet on
each the two lots making a square of lA3Hf feet.
Also. one otherlot on the west side Of Tennes-
see street. beginning 45 feet north OF the SOUTH
east corner Of lot No. ~. block No 8, as desig-
nafed on tue plan Of South Memphis, thence
north a feet with Tennessee street, t~hencewest
right angles with Tenn ssee street ID feet TO
ghes-er str et. thence south with Chester street
IS eel. thence east I'D feet 10 the beginning.
particulars as TO metCs and bounds Of al Of
sid property, reference Is made 70 said trust
Iced. Redemption Is waived and title believed
10 be good, but 1 viii convey only As trustee.
les IDS JOHN KERR Trustee.
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DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the 10Th day OF June, 1885, by Richard II.
Horne and Napoleon B Winchester. and duly
registered In the registers Office Of shelby
county, Tenn for the purpose OF paying the
debts therein secured, I VIII on
Saturday Sd Day Of August, 1867
at the saIesroom Of MessTs. RoyStar, Trez-
evant a 10, No. E6 second street. Mem
phis. Tennessee, (Ayres' block. sell to the
highest bidder, FOR cash, the 70 lowing real e.
tate. TO wit: A certain lot OF grounu
in the county Of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee. known and designated on the
plan OF Hill Subdivision Of Ia ir lands in the
ifth Civil District OF shelby county as Lot No.
30 fronting on the East side Of Walnut street
l02 feet, and extending back between parallel
lines nom The front $50 feet 10 an alley next
East Of Walnut street lG2 feet by $50 ieefl TO-
either with all Of the uppurtenuuCeS t~hereuntO
belOmgtEg The title 10 said property Is be-
lieved 10 BE- good, but Will eel and convey
only as Trustee Equity Of redemption waived.
Sale at u O'Clock m.
JOHN IRRELEVANT, Trustees.
TozwOod & ppvtou. ATTORNEYS fa8 ids
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oATS-Light receipts and prices stiff.
Selling on levee at 81 03 to 81 05.
ONIONS-DulI and nominal.
PROFESSIONALISM market is quiet
and firm. Mess pork is selling at SIS to
% 50; prime mess, so; clear sides,
Is to 18c shoulders, u TO 121c canvassed
hams, 10 to 22c; breakfast bacon, II to
zoe.
PoULTRY-Active, cid selling at S.
to So young at 50 to S. per doz.
P0fATOE5-Abundant and duh no
market.
RoPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made ia to l3c hand
made 10 to lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are Light,
and prices are firm. Crushed and
powdered, I55 TO 19c A coffee, 18e
B, 1Tc @, 16 to 1910.
SALT-There is q good stock on hand
and demand light. Sacks, 81 80 to
81 so; barrels, So to 50 25,
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 TO 81 25 /;
fancy Virginia, new work, SO to
81 25 hne bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10;
medium de-, pounds, so to S5e common
bright, pounds, 50 to Soc fine and fancy
smoking, 70 to 81 50; common, 80 to soc.
TAR-In kegs, So per dnz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 IS to 80; imitation
Bourbon, S225 to 50 Bourbon, So IS to S..
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As a Tonic and PrOphyIactic
TIE REMEDY IS WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe cases Of indigestion, arrangements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, niltousneSs. I'm
~easineSs. DISPERSION, Weight and Pain in the
region of the stomach Los OF apretiTe, Lassi-
tude, Muscular ana General Debility, Disturbed
Circulation, Loss OF Blood, SyncopP, Nervous
Irritahidty, Mental Depression, etc., occurring
in a mailer al district, Or ina patient who has
spent some time where Chills and Fever pre-
vail, will readily Yield 10 the use OF this une-
qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits OF these
BitterS, added 10 a testimony universal In the
case OF sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified ap-
prevail, has induced rs. AZ a very large expense,
TO secure the SOLE RIGHT 10 manufacture
his article nrom the original recipe, which
recipe has btea eNpeImEnGed upon and salts
fhctOrily proven to be superior ~ any com
pound in the treatment OF the above mem
TONED diseases. bY one u tine most learned
Physicians in the United States
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~ esident Notice.

IN The chanoery Court Of Memphis, Tenn. q.
10 Ha-John OvertOn vs.. Geo. A Stovall et al.
appearing from afidavit IN ms cause that
4 lhe Qelen1ant, j. q. Locke, IS a resident OF
tneSlate OF Louisiana and nonresident OF the
stale 81 Tennessee:
70 Is therefore ordered. That he make his
apPeaalee herein al the Courthouse, in the
eliy OF memphis Tennessee. on or before the
LLat MONDAY in July l6o7. aud plead, answer.
On Qemur 70 complainant bul, or the same VIII
De Gken TOT confessed, as % him, and set for
Aearllg gA Paruc, and tcat a COPY Of this onder
De punished nee a week. for four successive
weeks, la the Memphis APPEAL.
oOpF-attest.
ASTON. Clerk and Master.
5g hd BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
G9+G AaodeN, sols. Tor complainant.
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W. ealdenf Nntice.

In the ChaHeery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No @8O-WIliam Duke ct ais. vs.. J. ;. Biggs
ct ais.
II appearing from afhdaviti in this cause that
the dafendRnts. T. S. BigEs, w. H Peat and
b. L-ArInstrong, are uOn-residents OF the state
Of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein. at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the n st
Monday in september, ls6T. and plead. answer
or demur to cOmpiainants biz or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and set
for hearing ex paTte and that a copy Of this
order be published once q week, ior four sue
cessfve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A C~opT-Atest;
AuGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By BENZ Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wright & McKisick, Soils. for Complainant.
JuIv 4. 1857. iyl0 law4we
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. Is52-WIuiam Orgiu ct al vs.. Grafton Ba-
ker,J John Overton ct al.
TT appearing from afddsvit in this cause that
Il the defendant, GIaioD Baker Is a non-resi-
dent OF the State of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, that ne make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
CITY OF Memphis Tennessee. on or before
IRE first Monday in Jnly. 1867, and plead.
answer or demur to complainAntis bill,
or the same Will be taken for confessed as
to him n set for hearing ex parte, and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the MeHphis Appeal.
A copy-att ST. AUGUSION ASTON.
Clerk znd Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T q Waddell, solicitors for complainant
~ vqn ruu4W
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~AffnchnIent Nlit,

Law Court OF memphis
w. b. Gibson q Co, plaintiffs, vs. CLEARWATER
&Hsynie- Defendants
A FFIDAVTTS for attachment having been
"A made In this case In pursuance OF section
8fl5 OF the Code Of Tennessee, 4 attachment
having been issued and reformed by the proper
officer "levied. etc" on tue property Of the
defendan S, CLEARWATER GHzynie.
IL is therefore ordered that said defendants
aupear at the Courthouse in the city OF Menu
.DhiS. Tenu., on or before the second Mouday IN
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed As TO them and the
case set for hearing "ex parte, andtha q copy
OF this order be published once q week Tor four
consecutive weeks In the Memphis APPEAL
ACopy DONOVAN. CLERK.
CLERKS once, Nay 2 lS5
Capp. Vance 4 Anderson, Attorreys ION
Plaintifs. mays 1sW4we
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MuMpuUg TuTu - 1897

-@--H
MEMPHIS, July p, 1867.
Currency continues very scarce, and
with regard to money motters there is
nothing new or encouraging to report.
Business is extremely dull in ali depart
ments.
Exchange is dull and weak. Bankers
draw at sight on the north and east at I
to premium.
Gold vas weaker in New York but
here there was a brisk shipping demand
at 1881 to 1879 and in one instance 1885,
wa paid, the amount offered completing
a shipment. A sale of $500 at 140 is re-
ported.
Silver was scarce and halves and quar-
ters were readily taken at 80, although
some were slow to bid higher than lbs.
No SALES reported.
City scrip was dull, dealers buying in .
small way at 81 to IS, and selling at 90.
Police scrip is dull, and so 10 80 are the
better bids Of brokers, some declining to
bid.
County scrip wa duh and somewhat
Irregular dealers buying at rs to 50, and
selling at 50 to 50.
A brokers purchase of $4,000 Mem
phis and Charleston railroad bonds at 70
is reported.
Southern money is dull and presents
no change Of interest. Buying rates will
be found below.
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COTTON-Tn consequence ofadvance

COTTON-In consequence of advanced
prices in New York, there was consider
able stiffness on the part of holders and
it was difficult TO touch cotton a tless than
25c for Middling, although small trans
actions at "a TO 243c are reported. Some
Low Middling changed hands at 224 10
23c, and a few bales of Good Ordinary at
% to DO. Receipts since Saturday, 10
bales no exports.
The general market was duh, and there
are few changes to report. Bacon clear
sides are held at an advance, but move
slowly. Germ Is in better supply and
uniformly distributed. Flour is dull and
dropping, new coming in freely. Bran
is dull and dropping. Oats are scarce and
irregular. Cornmeal sold quick at IS so
to So, tut sales at S. rs are reported.
BRAN-Dnll at 80 to $40 per ton.
BUTTER-There isnot much choice
ia market Selling at 24c. Common
is plentiful and unsaleable.
BEANS-None in market.
CHEESE-Very light stock and little
demand; western reserve, I5c English
dairy, l8c.
C0FFEE-Fair stock, demand light.
Rio, 25 to 2sei Laguayra, 50 to 82c
Java, 80 to 40c.
CORN The market Is dull. Selling
levee at 81 Toto 81 l25 for yellow and
81 25for white.
C0RNMEAL-Light receipts; brisk
demand, and firm AZ S. 80 to So, at the
EGGS-The market is easier. Fresh
packed, q to 24c.
FLOUR-The market is dull anddroOp-
ing. Common 50 10 IS superfine, 50
to $40; X. Sll to So; Xxx, So so to
sI3 so KIN end ali fancy brands, Sl4
TO SIG.
HIDESTThere is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, lse dry salt, l80
green salt, loo ; green, s. deer skin, soc.
HAY-rhe demand is entirely local
and is light. Selling in store at S23
TO S24. None on leyee.
3 LARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Tierees, i2lc; kegs IA to loo.
LIME-N0t active, with q good sup
ply Ohio, 81 Is to 81 so; Cape, 81 rs
- IS.
MOLASSES-The supply is not large.
and demand light. Common to fair. 20
soc; choice, 80 TO SOC; syrup, 81 10
u so. Is e.ai
MACKEREL-TheTe is ag0od stock
IN hand. Prices are steady at $2l to S22
or No, i: $40 to SO for No. 2 SIT to Sf8
or No. 8. Half barrels and kits in pro-
Virginia roe herriDes, half bar
els. So 10 Virginia mess, 81 90; North
carolina family roe behring's, S. 50;,eut,
,er barrel. $i8 90; white shad, per bar
81. 50 50 to 10 co.
OTLS-The market is well sup
lied. Coal, common, IS to SOC extra,
q to5L5sas lard, 81 TO 81 IS: train, !
1900 ne. unaaaducI R0.gnarn, e. x
So; turpenttne, 85s
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AETI-MALARIAL BIrTERs This preparation
Of our ~neighbors Is making friends IN every
direction. Below we copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article In cOmTnendatiO of them.
Fortunately for as our health Is so good as not
to reqrire medicines, and hence we cannot
speak Of them 1rOm experience, but the gentle
men named below are bOtu known TO US, and
we are willing 10 endorse them
Many compounds have been made by all
sorts Of phiianthrOpiSts to give tone to the
stomach, but most Of them have proved FAIL
ures. Not 50, however, with the new discovery
in the MateTia Mediea OF ID. T.. Everts & Co, Of
Petersburg for, If we can place condolences in
the word OF well known gentlemen, the Anti
Maiarial BitteIs, manufactured and sold BY
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir Of
life than any other mixture that has ever been
offered to the public. It is said TO be a specific
for Chills and Fever, and all diseases arising
from malartal poisoning. In support OF the
eXceilent curative ana tonicai qualities OF these
Bitters we have the free testimony Of M. :.
w. Britton, Of Petersburg, and MY. John
Wythe Parks. Of y rfcik, gentlemen whose
word cannot be questioned We adviseall who
are suffering from any Of the complaints to
which the stomach or digestive Crgans Is heir,
to drink freely Of the Auti-Malarial Bitters.
For sale by PsL HUETTE & CO.,
fei6 I'm S13 Main, corner Monroe.
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Mn,,-R esade1,t Notice-

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No ELS. Mason Campbell e al vs.. John
Nelson et al
TT appeariDg nom Ia Sherim's ustHrns in
this cause that the Defendants B. Fergu-
-, ucv Williams and c. Williams are not 10
- fJuudi ia their respective counties, fto-wit
davidson or Shelbyh aud upon Whom personal
$780, cannot be served said LEcg Williams.
bslratlaw Of Francis Vance. deceased, and q.
Williams Is her husband
III h therefore ordered that they make their
,-Dea-ance herein, at the courthouse in the
ctT ~ MemphiS, enn.,o on or before the hrst
Monday IN July 1877 sbd plead answer or de-
-11r ~ co~mplalnants' biz, u The said LUCY
~ - Williams thOW cause why this suit
-1ould not be revived aEas1st tbem as the
bairs Oh Francis Vance, decreased or the same
Iii bs taken for con esse1 ast0them, and set
~ hearing ex pate, ard that copy Of this
--s.- be pubhshad once q week, 4or Tour sue
1900 weeks, lntthe Memphis appeal
a e~orT-attest:
EGuSTlS AASTOk, Clerk q Nssfer
30 i RLAcK. Dkpufy Clerk and Master.
6eiskeI. Scot &kHetskeH, hols fOE Com
~DlainaulS. ~
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Ittnchananf Nlnif.

CLERKs's OFFICE, June2, 1857.
Jonn antrim and Louis sweet partners a.
Anltim q sweet. PlalntinS, W. N. ". Reid
snd Ih9mas ]. Reid, partners as Reid q
Brother sefsudanIs.
A FFIDAVIr for attachment having been
a made in bis case IN pursuance OF Section
$500 OF the CpIe-of Tennessee, and attachment
having been lssaed and returned by the proper
sMcer levied, etc on the property OF the
.aeIendants, Reid a Brother
Ll ls therefore ornered, That said defendants
appear 40 the Courthouse, ia the city OF Mem
kA lenn.s On OF before the second Monday
~ Vcloner next and defend this SUIT. on me
saise VIII be taken for confessed as 70 mem
a1l Lle aesct for hearing ez pas te: and thaf
q ce4g oI THIS orler be pubished once a wes.k
Daily Appeal PHi1
a COPY JOHN DONOvAN. CLERK.
JoHE W 9RAHAS- Deputy Clerk.
Il. Clay King Attorney for PIainH6E l
jeH lREaFA
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TF.Nst Sale

DY virtue OF q deed OF trust executed 70 me
ID on the 18th day o. November, 1855, bT
Amos Curry 20 secure me payment u eef-1
are due anE unpaid, and Whsch deed II ~
record in the REGISTERS once Of shelby countv-
In book s.. part q, pages =, H8 and ~. j shall
proceed "a sell 70 the highest bidder, foF cash-
In mont OF ths ea1 Eztate once OF honrarfef
4 Montgomery, Ayers Bnilding. Second sffee+.
Memphis, Tenn DssEeeR the hours Oh and
O'Clock, on wednesday, Augcs5 1A lofof
ground In shelby county, Tenn. muntA l6X
ieef On Marley avenue ana ale-4 weEt-
gVardiV.fn paralIel Hnes. 90 fee9. L 49,
thslana IL believed god sHtl cenf nE
iyistss Ga. MoNsARaA
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TruSfRe'S S0Ze

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEFD Exc
ID cuted To me on the 2Sth day OF June. 1875.
by B. b Lewis andJ. C. P Hammond, sudd duly
registered in the Registers ONCE Of shelby
COUNTY, Tennessee, for The purpose Of paying
the debt therein secured, I viii on
Saturday. 3d DayOfk U0ltst. 1861,
at the sslesroOm Of Messrs. Royster. Trezevant
* Co. No. E6 Second street. lAvrss' Blarkl
Memphis, Tenne-See. s-ll TO the highest bidder
for CASH the following property, t0-wit A
certain tract or lot OF ground ia the county OF
shelby, State Of Teunessee, aud city OF Mem
phis beng lots No. 2and the West half Of lot
No. g, on the North side Of Alabama street, In
Hills subdivision beginning u feet rom the
Northeast c1Iner Of Hiu's street and Alabama
road thence al-ng the North SIDE o fsaid Ala
bama street or road l06z ftet, and extending
N~OrthWard for depth 1851 feet, hetwesn parai-
lel lines rom the mont To an alley next North
OF Alabama street These lots are No. and the
West hall OfNo 8 as laid down on the plan Of
Hilfs Subdivision of original lot No. 5tl, which
is recorded in the Registers Office Of shelby
county In book No. p, page 40 together with
an % the apDurteuauces rhereuufa belonging
The title 10 the above property Is believed tob6
good, but I viii sell and ouvey only as trustee.
Equity Of redemption waived. sale at twelve
O'Clock, m.
John p IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday August 9, 1867.
70 Ilss n. r. D-john Rosssr VI. ArbBr c,r
nell. ~N
Chanesry Cohrt Of Memphis.
DT virtue Of an interiocutory ds-rsa r ..t.
- cause VIII sell AZ public auction. 10 NJ
highest bidder al the COuuhouse door 4. 80
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on ~
Friday, August ., 1857
The following described properly. to-vit m
undivided 0ns-thfrd Interest OF the defsnd..s
Arthur Conneu- In the mill premises and $780,
erty operated by W. ". ETsklue q 10 -
foruery " COnnell a k0sser, Situated a 10.
city Of aemphisi north Of Grifing's sawriT
snd on the west side Of Front or ChiekHsa1
street
TERNsoF SAIGON fssveu mo,tbs
notes with good euuty and Lien refaIued t7
aymeu or purehEe money
Equity Of redemption barred
July g. Is5T. ivIGtd1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-23

Y n. CASH. A. administrator with the wills
Il. annexed, or Isaac L. Bolton, deceased, and
% Mary Bolton, decreased, has died bs ac-
counts with both OF said estates % this date for
settlement IN thiscourL All l~egatees, and the
OF both said decedeuts. whether residents or
nnn-residenta, are notified TO appear ar the
ONCE OF The County Court Clerk Of shelby
county, Tennessee, on or before the 1st Monday
IN August. IsG7, and contest the salG accounts
n they desire 70 do 50
JOHN LEAGUE. Clerk.
JUNE ". I'M EanF nn