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GENUINE CROnPToN LOON /!
with recent IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT. rem.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01
Trustees Sale
OF Real Estate in 6ibsOn County, Tern
tn he Said At HHmh0ldk Ethso1, fio.v,,.s

vi ktal kSlate IN bfDS0n t0HntT. Tenn
20 be SOld At Humboldt, Gibson f'OBnty,
Tenn, on the 2Sfh day OF Eay, 1867.
D4 virtue Of a Deed OF Trust exeeufe,I - W
ID A Jones by VIM ID. Fly, bearing dqfa raff,
December, 1869, for the purpose Of serurir,,g
certain dents due by said VI N. d. Flv 10 Il NJ
Apperso1 q Co. and which are therein sT.ei-
ned, and BY authority vested in me as rri1gfae
sn bsiituted by decree of the Common 49,
Court o. the city OF Memphis euEp-ad 7-tb
april. lSeI, in the room OF Wm. nes tis-
ceased, I viii, on the 18th day OF w. r.,
front Of the Hotel at aumboldr Gibson 'C-r-51f--
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'oiocR 4 NJ
and four O'Clock pm, sell to the highegf bis-
der, a certain tract of land eonfairf sf,,.-e
3s}s acres situated in Gibson County AMI I,-5r1e-
about II miles nOrlhwest Of HumfsllIr rsr-1e
being the same tract or parcel OF lard eo1,
veyed 20 said VIM. d. Ely by IasenF Il f,-
mum by Desd registered IN Hegisferis flfFfeo. -
Gibson County, % which Reference IL rl5s[ia- -
more particular desert ptiOn. -
This tract OF LAID VIII be sJ5dfvifie4 ma,
four lots. No. containing 80 acres and i--,r,,
as the Ell; NOS z and containfntr g9al ,..,-1
each, lines running east and west
rERaS -Oue-lIalf Cash, balance Ar 4 1so,,ss,
The purchaser % execute note, bearing irlfsT-ss
frnm date, and secured by Deed OF IrTrsf er,
hracing the same terms as that under W hi,.b !
am now acting
The right o. redemption is waived. ard fl,e
title believed 70 DO good. but 1 viii r-on,-.,-
only such title as is in me vested as Trr1sfs-.
ap2l JIt j. D. QUilfE,EV Trrrgfz-
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KENTUCKY ITEMS.

The work on the new Gait house
louisville, is progressing rapidly. When
finished il will be one Of the largest anO
handsOmest hotels in America.
The Owensb0ro Monitor supplies the
following A gentleman near Bon Har'
Dor gigged and seined three hundred
pounds Of fine fish in one Of the sluiees
in that region Saturday last.
DR.. Thomas Higgins and wife were
poisoned in OwensborO, it is supposed,
by a negro girl. The poison was admin
istered in sugar, and Ae victims escaped
on account of its be- lg an overdose.
Mr.. w. T.. Lea, Oh this county, sheared
seven sheep one day last week, the wool
of WHICH weighed sixty pounds-one, a
yearling buck, yielding fifteen pounds,
nice and clean wool. Where is your
blue grass sheep?
The Lexington Salesman says: The
smallpox has almost entirely disap-
peared. We hear Of only few cases in
the city.
On the same authority we give the fol-
lowing: The other night, three hsnd-
cars loaded with "Lynch's" men ar
rived in Stanford, and proceeded to the
residence Of the gallant Maj. James III.
BridgeYater, with the intention, it is
supposed, of lynching him. On arriving
at the premises the mob were fired upon
by Maj. Aridgewater, causing the mob
TO disperse. AS they retreated through
Stanford, they called for man whom
none Of the residents seemed to know,
and, fortunately, no blood was shed.
The mob then dispersed.
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Tr1LRfPR'R NnIR.

DY virtue OF q deed OF trust 10 me executed
ID by Charles Pfannenssteinl on the 18th day
OF September, 1885, and duly recorded at the
Registers Office OF shelby county, Tennesss e,
In Record Book, No. 81, part second. pages SOS
~ and $40. October 10, 1866, for the purpose OF
securing a note for the sum OF SiXty-twO Hun
dfed and ThiTty-two Dollars tSa2s2 0O), owed by
him 10 John B. Leech, and by authority In
vested in me to sell the property conveyed to
me in said trust deed, L viii, on the 10Th day OF
June, 1887. sell, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
a m to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described prOrerty A certain tract or
PAL eel OF land situated. lying aud b. ing in the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, state OF Ten
nessse. designated on the original plan Of lots
in and Of the city Of Memphis as part OF lct
three hundred and seven ty-one NO. 81 and
bounded Is follows, tO-wiL: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of q lot on the south side CT
jefferson street, known as George CrOmweil's,
IS feet westwardly rom the intersection OF
1efferz0h and Third strerfs; thence eastwariiy
with the south side OF Jefferson street - feet 70
fta terraination and Intersection with Third
street thence sOufhWardly with the west side
Of Third street lfs15 feet 70 an alley thence
westwardiy with ths north side OF said alley
l8S1z feet to the east side Of another alley !;
thence northwardly with the east SIDE Of said
alley rs feet 70 the south boundary line Of the
said Cromwell let thence eastWsrdly with
said Cromweil's south boundary line eOIz feet
to the southeast corner Of the said Cromwell s
lot thence n0rthwsrdiy with the east bound
ary line Of the said Cromwell lot L214 feet to
the beginning. together With all the privileges
and appurteUances thereunto belonging
The title Is believed 20 be good. but sell only
as Trustee-the right of redemptiO waved.
THOS. LEECH. Trusfee-
Mauupbis. May q l9h7. InVle ids
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CASH cUsToMERs
LEGAL,
Tr9Esfee'S S0Te


| or Real Estate, in Gibson COuutY. 70 be
S0idat Hamb0ldt. Tenn. Gay y fsgT
DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 70 me executed
ID on the 18th day Of March, lsil by Green
fOr the sum OF FOrty-six Thousand Dollars
's46O00l with interest from dale. due rs-t,s,.r-
lively on the 18th Of Decem Der, Is1. anc g5fh
day OF December, let-- o. Twenty lres Thou
sand Dollars each, owing BY ann TO r. a. a D.
person q Co., and Dy authority invested IN me-
70 sell the land conveyed In said truss deed
viii. on the 18th day OF MaV Iai- Iu
mont OF the hotel al Hum boldf, Gibson couutv-
Tennessee, between the hours OF l0 ocIocK
a NJ and O'Clock p m and cGutinuiua fruu
day 70 day tbereai Ter, between tire same 1ours.
uHt1l al the properly be sold sel. To fhs hfsI-
est bidder, a certain tract OF land, containing.
abeut - acfea 81 uat1 ana lying fu g. 1~CEl
county Tennessee. and bounded and described
A. follows: one tract containing ~ ceres,
conveyed N ". D. Fly by John Fly bv deed
recorded in Gibson COUNTY : one trace c6rlsir,-
ing % acres, conveyed to the ssiu " n FIv nv
W. IA C-osby by deed duly recorded in lIibson
county one irlet containing rs acres. con-
vsyed 20 said ". D. Fly By j r Whortan bv
deed duty recorded IN Gibson county. one
tract containing la3s acres, conveyed % said
" D. Fly Dy John ffice oy deed duly recorded
one tract containing 67 acres, conveyed % said
". ID. Fly hy Henry phillips by deed dul lv re-
corded IN Gtnson county one tract containing
lss56 seres purchassd By the said W. IL nv
under decree Of she county court OF Cfif,sDf1
county, said tract belonged 20 John kaLy's
estate and was sold for Partition or to nav
debts; one other tract containing 10 arres ana
conveyed to said W. ID. Fly by Charles Oates bg.
"A
are bounded on the north by lands J-lonasrs-
&c The heirs Of v M shaw and n O. Hart ans
- - caldwell on the west by land Of Henry
Philips, John Amstead and ]. II. Graves on
the south By land beiOEging TO John n Bar
nett and Micajah Fly on the east BY the land
o. William Boon and he estates OF Robert
Campbeu andfWIlliasn shaw. Fol a more psr-
ticular description Of said tract, reference is
made 70 the deed and decree above mentiored
70 said w. ID Ely, al OF the above described
lands having been sOld under deed OF trust e.v-
ecuted to ". d. Jones BY Green Williams. aud
this trust executed for payment OF purchase
money. THIS property viii be subdiVi ided. and
viii be sold IN lots varying nom LOO % so acres
upon one OF which there Is a hne dwelling
ana all out houses and improvements uarfs-
sary being IN hlgn st2te OF cultivation. with ns
orchard, etc
A plan Of the subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-O1e- half Cash. balance az
six months, the purchaser 70 execute noe
bearing interest nom date. and secured bvT
deed Of trust embracing the same teI ms a. that
under which am nov aetlng- The right OF
redemption is waived, and the title believed n
be good, but VIII convey only such titles as Is
In me invested.
ap2i 5ot A. DELAP Trustee
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MAI Train al pm. every day, stopping al
al Stations, making connections for
AT POINTS EGST, WEST ANB NORTH.
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Aff0eh4laenf N9tff


". ~. (flissOn 4 CO., plaintifis. VS.. I H Eauuie
q Co. defendants.
A FFfBAVIT for sttachment having been
~ maos IN TINS ease IN Pursuance OF section
80 OF tne Code OF ieDneesee, and attachment
having been iSsued and retnrned By the proper
cli.cer levied, ETC, On the property ~ 1e de-
fendaniE, j. II. Hay ME n Co.
II 10 therefore Orc--ed That said defendant
appear al the Courthouse In the city Of Mem
pbis, Tenn, On or before the second Aonday IN
June next and defend tlis suit. or he same
viii he t11ssn Tor confessed as 10 them, aud tie
ease set for bearing ax pnrte, and thas copy OF
this ordsr be published once q week for iour
consecutive weeks in the 4emphis Appeal
a c0pys SOAN DONoHAN, Clerk.
CieTk's once. Nay 2 l6S7.
Ciapp. Vance q Anderson, Attorneys GoI
FIaintilIs. mag3 laHf9e
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ssIssIssIPPI ITEMS.

nISSfSSaPPE ITEMS.
/ "A mad dog created no little excite
meut at fernando on Wednesday at
Finally be was killed by Sheriff Bynum
but, unfortunately, not before be had bit
Z ten several calves, hogs and dogs.
Col. Felix Labeuve, an old and Dor.
ular citizen of fernando, left for PG1s
France, on Thursday last.
I The ice cream and strawberry festi
{ val given by the ladies' of Hernando OF
Thursday night of this week was a com
( plete success, and the Memphis visitors
! especially, are unanimous in commend.
ing both the excellent management o.
the entertainment and the cordial hos.
pitRlitg extended to visitors from otbel
cities and towns.
The Gariog Of the ssth inst. con.
tains list OF persons sentenced to the
penitentiary by the circuit court, re.
Gently in session at Jackson, for various
periods from one TO twenty years. Ol
the nUmher five were white and nine
0oiored, three OF the latter being women.
The crimes we're burglary or larceny il
each instance.
The town of TupelO, famous in the
annals Of the late war, is the county seat
Of the newly created county of Lee.
The Forest RdHger is the name of 8
new tri-weekly paper published by Mr..
J. 2. Dement,, formerly of the Carthage
Herald.
The registration at VicksbHrg is as
follows Whites, l35; negvOes, S74-
total, 500.
Private Leonard, oath U. S. infantry,
is on trial before the military commission
in session at Vicksburg, for the killing oi
q eomrade at Natchez last week. RFeVst
Brigadier General Dudley is president OF
the court.
The Oxford Falcon of the 25th says
q We received the painful intelligence
that Mr.. M. Wilson, gentleman living
thirteen miles southeast of this place, a
few days since was fearfully mangled by
the running away of his horses, attached
to buggy. His wife, also, was awfIlfY
bruised, pierced by the fall, and thefr
recovery is very doubtful. They had
two children with them, both of whom
weEe killsd by this terrible calamity
The Point COupee Ech0 Of the 18th
mentions the killing of Major Frank
ClsibOrn, few days previously, by Mr..
Edward Vignes, and says the latter is
justified in public sentiment for the
homicide.
The editor of the Brandon Miss. J
Republican has been shown a hens egg
with a small snake on the little end of IT,
The snake is made of the same material
as the egg shell, and lies on top, but fas-
tened TO the shell. The head is flat and
perfect, and the tail winds around the
egg.
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NEW YORK, May 3i.-The report q
Gen. Pope declares that the mayor tool
no measures 70 prevent the disturbances
! which everybody expected, and that th,
chief Of police was either IN sympaths
with the rioters OF unfit for office. shep
herd says Kelly's speech was dignihsf
and patriotic, and fully aequits him O
/ the charge Of provoking the disturbance
/ Kelly delivered his closing speech 81
I Danville yesterday. Usual crowd assem-.
I bled, with the addition Of several Iadv
! teachers Of eOlored schools.
"A Montreal special says the new Do.
minion Of Canada is 10 beOrganized with
MIR. Bellan as lieutenant governor. and
Campbell, Mcdonald, McDougaI, How
land, Cartier, Gait, MCGEE and LonefveF
as ministers Of state.
I ANNAPOLIS, May sI.-The eonstitu-
tioDal convention adopted a bill that
slavery shall not be re-estahlisbed in the
state; but having been abolished under
the policy and authority OF the United
States, compensation in consideration
thereof is due from the United States.
Gen. Eckert, formerly assistant secre-
tary OF war, testified that Booths diary
is now in the same condition as when
first seen by him.
Registering in South Carolina is COM
pleted, 10000 negroes and 450, coo whites
being registered.
CINCINNATI, May 3I.-The Presbyte-
rian general assembly adopted the ma
iority report on reunion.
Aaron Jones and Miles MeCool met
last evening and deposited thee hundred
dollars each, forfeit money, and will
meet again to-day to sign the articles Of
for q - 10
in ten weeks.
CHARLESTON, May 3I.-A bill Of com
plant was admitted in the United States
district court yesterday, restraining Fra
ger, Trenholm i Co. from dispOsing of
their real estate here.
Gen. Sickles will meet President John
son at Raleigh.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-Gen. Thomas
has been given full discretionary powers
in regard to affairs in Tennessee. He
will, no doubt, protect the people FROM
RrowulOw's militia, and see that Ethe-
ridge, II elected, takes his seat.
Il. Q. Augemar, special levee commits
sioner OF Louisiana, has been appointed
member Of the board Of visitors for
West Point, this being the first time
louisiana has been represented on that
board since the war.
TORONTO, G. W., May S1.-Jefferson
Davis was enthusiastically y received here.
He goes to spend few days at Niagara
Falls, and intends to reside at st. Cath
crimes.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May 8f.-A free
tight came OF here yesterday between
members Of United States bureau corps
and a number of negroes, two being
wounded on each side.
LONDON, May 30.-The uncertainty of
the tate Of Maximilian creates an intense
and painful feeling throughout Europe.
In the house OF commons tonight, Lord
Stanley, in reply to q request for in
formation In regard to the safety Of the
Mexican emperor replied that the
government had received no official
information on the subject.
PARIS, May 30.-It is expected that the
emperor of Austria will arrive in the
city the first Of July.
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day Of each month John Gent, Com; \. J.
Niggin. Rec.
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NATHAN gOR0EsA, President.
MARFTE GRIFFIN, Cashier.
LJ.IENST, I3tt Ass't Cashier.
Collections made Ose GH accessible
points an the S0SsthsOest.

Exchange for sale on principal cities
Of UHlted States sad en- an prin-
cipai cities 0l Europe.
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/ The American Union Of Sunday says
| the business Of Chattanooga for the past
I week has been most insufferably dnll
and general stagnation appears to have
taken complete control of the city.
Z. NJ Taylor, of Clarksviile, offers
/ to be one Of one hGndred to give a hun
dred dollars each TO btild 8 Masonic,
I Odd-E'ellOws, Temperance and City ball,
on the site of the old Masonic hall, te
be worth ten thousand dollars when
| completed.
Tuesday night nine prisoners escaped
/ from the wOrkhoGss az Nashville.
The Nashville Union and Dispatch
says that young man whose name bad
been published az one of the fallen Con-
federate soldiers on the sanguinary field
Of MurfreesborO, and whose funeral had
been preached about a year ago, sud-
denly appeared TO bis friends at the old
homestead, day OF tive since, arriving
just ia time to claim his share of the
estate which vRs to have been divided
among the heirs ia few days. He had
been ia California all the tilae bis friends
were mourning him as dead, and came
back as robust and healthy as when he
LETT his home as a soldier.
"A letter from Gallatin contains this
encouraging paragraph : During q trip
TO the country yesterday re had an op-
portunity TO see large fields OF growing
wheat. They were, without exception,
very luXuriant, and almost ready for the
reaper. Indeed, we noticed one fruitful
field, part Of which had been already
cut. It will be blessed thing for the
poor when the golden grain is brought to
market. The present famine prices of
-four are grinding their faces terribly.
Judge Walker, Of Pulaski, is at Nash
vile.
The Union and Dispatch of the SOth
says: There are now 4O2 conviets in
the penitentiaFy-th largest number of
prisoners ever held Ia that Institution at
any one time.
The same journal says the radical
Bilbo is TO address his fellow-citizens at
the capitol, tonight. The speech, it
is said, will be dissection of Etheridge
and everything conservative.
-Chiet Justice Chase has appointed
John E. PEBBLES register in bankruptcy
for the eighth district Of this state.
II. III. Rainey, knight of the silver
star, carried Off the first prize, at the
Ciarksville tournament, on the 18th
inst. Gen. Basil Duke was not pres-
ent, as expected, and there were no
speeches on the occasion, though Gen.
Quarles and Maj. Gus. Henry were
there.
The state department at Washington
made public a Chinese history of the
United States, which was written by
Sen-Ki-Yu, during the time be was gov
ernor of Fuh-Kien, from 1874 to 1850.
A high tribute is paid 10 Washington, as
the founder OF the country, and its mild
Institutions, which is even compared TO
q feature Of the celestial government.
The daring author was deposed for his
pains by the emperor in 1850, but through
the influence of Mr.. Williams, late
charge Of the United States at Pekin, he
was subsequently recalled, and given q
position in the foreign Office Of the gov
eminent,
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EuREEA Council No. 6. MEETS "a Monday OF
each mouth-tldd-Fellosrs' EalL John Lent,
III. H.; n. J. W-Egln, Rec.
TEATPLAEs
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NTOIGE.

THE creditors OF the estate OF :. q MaioRe
L are hereby notified that I have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate 20 the CLERK of ne
County COurtd Upton county, Tennessee. And
the creditor Of said estate are notifies 10 ffle
their ciafnss, duly authenticated, within Six
months from date hereof, or this notice viii be
dled In = ar O1 the same.
VAL. SANFORD, Administrator.
A4srlf Iaf IaY7 -,-ia,c