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M ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-SupeIiO
WI APPEARANCE durable half prioe 81 marble r. Is.
STEWART, No. COS siIth-sye between 3'tb q a<tdtA
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
1VA parehast MARBLE MAETELS Of the latest designs at
very pgioes KLhBERs MARBLE WORKS, lGs East
1Sht Aave hayte put In the country Cut this out
MARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANTELS on
4V1 hand every style qua which win b. d M the
60 das liberal deuoh at KLABEKS hante WAvoomS No
lOS Bast Eighteenth ST. Thriaye n Y Gut this cut
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Me0iral.
HUMPHREYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HUMPHREYS'HO MEOPATHICS PEC1FiCS
FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST is family necessity You must
Asy, something give The Cold ioI she eaache Darlta Tooth
Iehs Group whoopug Cough o Of the hundred s h.; ere IS
waking with daylight FOrewsned cearned Io
provided be preserved Here you have IT, all require Sim
pie yo0 make mistake Ready you need not wait bh
cent you Independent Safe yoa afaessly Ned
tDes Eth bu do not destroy With these
ysu leer snl the doctor At and . be TIE mother Of
l,pnr.s. and the huda3 Of plenty trete over your hoaseod
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)Y JOHNSON. MILLER q HALL,
AUCTIOSEERS AND
REAT. ESTATE BROKERS.

Corner Of CecGr-si, Nev lork
~, pl,, S.,r, and lots; Colu and irns, tougLt
ss.rs T.satsttd Auction sales Of hui.age, &c
TUESDAY, MARCH ", 80 go 49,
a oeloeb Al the EXCHANGE SALESKOOMS No III btoaq"V
Positive az 10 Brck sud Frame dwelling Houses the Seh
N ard Thirteenth Wards q Brooklyn ana ono bTcs lioN't m NV
en- City Also 81 valuable llkIg lots u Tie se''L'h 1Io '1'
senth Wards Of BROOKLYN ,,,, a. q, 80. t.,,
South Ffht, ellie 81 Nos ipt ie@ auu i ''' ''' ~
Aonses each Containing 10 rooms - - ,,.,-
Hickory side tetNeu Bedford and 'ite u'
cottage DUN 10
Zach house 1914; eson house contains ooms "A g. al" ~
eySiSa south side fon Tlrooraye one handsome
cottage hOuse with large 'Ateuton house Di N
hltopats su'h SIDE lS3 Wsst Of SCheucciadrAvt one
..oU frame cottage bose "a Sl3S n Win iAIs, Woso9 u
Wougby ave- rorb side between Grabdaye and Ryt'b Ave
W,Toughhy ave south side opposite the above three cts
Hewesst between Wvthe and Eedforiaves. four lott
W1thesvc., between Hcwes aud Hoopersts, tye lots
RAgdfori.st : T. corner II Flushing one lot
Raest between Howard aud SaIatogseves 81 oi
saratoga ave- Sdo between Baltic aud NarIenss seven 's
HOBoKEN CITY PROPERTY.
Eighthst, No e. west SIDE between Gartn ana on,
and brick house With extension house r hu n
,,peroI manuer PHILADELPHIA hHck front aud brown olt i
salngs, and contains II rooms viii bath room , 81,
liberal For Maps and particulars apply At ne oee o. VIC
0ctoneers, No Is Nsss,u-st, NeF.iork
Navy YARD, Eo,FoLE Va, tet. 2, lteI
GALE of ". s. FRIGATE BRANDIW
- WIN be- SOLD Public Auction 70 The highest bidder % @ TTd
SATURDAY March 2 O'clock the wrecked boil q ne
u gae BRANDYNNE which has been recently raised ahoat
and is copper fastened AID sheathcd. go q,
TERMS or SALE-Te wreck removed from tbe Navy ard
within @ q sale the @ cent Of the purchase mont 70
Immediately the Which amount = be forfeited tt
]eok removed within the tine above sffehe ana ht Itut
be paid before toe wreck TeHo'ed BY order Of the Navy tIF
seni. 3 G. ROWAN tcMnanuan1
JAMES BsArY, Naval S;or,leepG.
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DESAK1sFv1 o. P5sIIo 6,,.g,7i,. - -. ~ :,
We00inQ Gdr0s. &t.

A VIM EYERDELL" SONS. No. 104 Fnl-
hasd isls1 CARDS AID FIEK sTATIOEEkY tEsb
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Professional Notires.


nR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
~ Of Diseases Women Children Professor Of Midwifery
csn be consulted at al hours at Nc. Beaohs-
nR. N. BENEDICT cures all diseases by the
~ laying 0f Hand at h Once No. 90 hast ReBhsL Those
not able 70 pay, free Hours 10 pn
EASTERN HYGEIAN H0ME.-Tns admin
AZ be Health Initui.SO Wy Ss REofENED At sadet the
the above address TO Dr. TRAILS City 0eoe EIbHe y
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
Diseases, Male aud Female Tenth Enlarged Edition EOW
READY BY g. b. HAMMOND ~ D. formerly Professor Of Special
A1a9my and sgey the Syracuse SedeI CCege n phee
81 80 WARNER, No Yeseyst GODFREY, No. 80 Broadway
MCFARLAND, Twenty <hds aud Broadway the Author
No 23B East Fyfsi st. between Second and TdA'eS where he
ID reliably consulted ar usual
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- o. STRUCTURE yARIC0CELE, HEMORBHoIDS, FsTUA
and the the Pelvic V under the exclusive
control Of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The Sapel Oace
hours nom 70 TO aud evenings at DR. DIS residence
NJ a Ffhsye.
SUFFERERS from NERVOUS and PHYSI-
- CAL DEBILITY shod consult Dr. LEWIS No Beaehtt three
sooTt IGN Wet BIeaiway. Boun from SAN to 9p m.
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.UFFEKEKS from NERVOUS and PIIYSI-
CAL DEBILITY shoud consult Dr. LEWIS No Beach A. three
ot Ign We'd broadway Hour h0a a. ". to9p m.
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NV W
w BANKING HOuST Manhattan Kansas better locality
banking than this point In the Wet Man
haitian located on the line Of adfc Railroad the kas
Valley the junction Of tie Bis Bus and Raw nyersi a manuaea
NJ. j. COVE Manhattan, Kansas
Manhattan Kansas Prof Joseph Denan, Prof T.
GoolcEo Judge Pipher Son Gen A J. Mead r. g. Walter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

THE QUESTION OF STREET PAVING
The work on Second street has given an
impetus to paving which will scarcely
faii to result in a most beneficial reyolu-
ton, Property holders who have here
tofore opposed paving are discovering
that the paved streets will attract the
business from those less favored, and the
natural sequence is the i%nundation Of the
| hoard of aldermen with petitions from
All quarters. The authorities are now
asked to extend pavements to nearly all
| ne prominent streets; and the matter
was deemed of sufficient Importance by
the MAYOR to form the subject Of Especial
message to the board. 1t appeared in
our fuil report of the proceedings Of that
/ body. published yesterday, and will be
! deiiberated upon tomorrow afternoon.
The money required for paving is to
come from the property holders imme-
diately benefited and 1t may be re-
gsrded as a foregone conclusion, thai
ghereyer that class desire pGvements
either OF wood or stone, and will so def
niteiy state, they will obtain them. Tbs
hoard has thoroughly awakened to thu
inheritance Of paving, and thus pushing
Mamnhis forward 3 decade in genera
n~rosnerity. If its members be sustained
HE spectaele of empty vehicles mirinl
in onr public tboroughfares will littl'
longer be presented
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A L OF THE SICK
BY THE
LAYING ON OF HANDS.

This certifes that 1 have had Rheuma-
tism for the last eight months in that
time have not been able to walk; could
not use my arms nor hands; had to be
lifted in and out of bed in fact, | had
not the use Of q single joint in my body.
This was my condition when l was car
ried into Drs. Person & Roberts room
at the Overton hotel May 10th, and after
not over fifteen minutes treatment by
DR.. Roberts l had the free use Of my
limbs, and walked without help down
stairs and out to the carriage, and to-
day-the 24th-sfter the third treatment,
am looking for my husband and chill
dren, and have walked one and a half
1 miles, feeling no unessiness or return OF
nv former aches and pains. l am 8
poor m and have 40 money to pay
the doctor, but hope God will reward
him for restoring me to my little ones
BRIDGET WHALAND,
| Alabama street, opposite No. Il Memphis, Tenn,
Drs. Person & Roberts will remain at
| the Overton hotel until June ID.
may29 If
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Until further notice the Mails win close as

Until further notice the Mails viii close 81
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago, ST. Louis, Nashville, Louis
v1Ie- Cincinnati Cleveland P1ttsburg, Phila
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BAN,
more. and all cities north and west' al
Sis pm. ,
For chattanooga. Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, NO,
bns. Ala, New York, Nashville, and ali clue
soCtn and east, at $50 pm
For kaw Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson MISS.
Vicksburg, Natchez, and all cities Aouth, al
Al stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Sres'
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Louisville ano
branch railroads at pm IN
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston MS
sissippi Central. Mobile and Ohio, NASHVILLE
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga ahe
Fast Tennessee railroads at 5 pm.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all ~
"a Arkansas and rivers, tsenni-We9Ryl
Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
Mississippi Tiver-sOuth, (semi-Weskly1, tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi r~iver-nOrth, seInl-WeeAyJt mOH
days and Fridays.
r. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Attochment S9Eit.

Law COurL OF McipHA
NJ Il Gibson a Co plaintiffs, VS. GlleEWatar
AHaynis.
A FFfDAVTTS for attachment having been
n made in this case in pursuance Of section
545 Of the Code Of Tsnnesses, and attachment
ofdcar levied, etc." on the property OF the
dafsndan & Gillen a Haynfe;
II Is therefore ordered that said defendants
aDDear at the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
Dhls. Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next. and defend this sui, or the same
wfiI he taxer for confessed as TO them and the
Ease set for hearing ex pafte, and that 4 copy
/ ~ mis- order be published once . week Tor four
l consecutive weeks in the MemPng AfPEAL-
a CoDV JOAN DONOVAN. Clerk.
CLERKS once, May z 1857.
Clamp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys fol
I Pisintin. maya laWtws
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TaiToLI1 Cot1op Plantation for sale

WILL be sold to the hlgnsst RldG It ~ IJS
w premises. on SATURDAY tne Isl ~ S un
next possession 20 be given on the Isl O. SaI
1arv next, ihe Ditch'ey Plantation, toTmeIlS
"-SG 81 Hgdf.ou a few milesaDoye Niliken
gend LANDING. Louisiana. The plantation Ne,
a mont on the Mississippi river about OnS L.
fg5nc in an ahout eight hundred (sU0) acres o.
and. Of which about I'VE hundred A9Ol 49,
ere iu cultivation. II rs located in ths Se.
ri rhe best cotton region in the United Suatgs
sn5 there Is no cotton plantation on the 4Hly
.fssfppi river more thoroughly dltcheu ~,
trained. and but lew so well lnptoNeut
r1provenents consist OF aneW ogelllhg HOuss
a targe and elegant steam GIN saWmln a.
gristmW attached. Stab G, barn. quai
eisterng. etc The improvements slonS ~,
~ ha ufaced there IOr less than $3.50. ~
! rianfafion is leased this year for SIX !nouS~
doiiars There Is no question IS 10 title
mYqSw ANDREW Il. HYNBs, Trustee.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"A vestment The plantation is known as tnee
town er Lake Bluff" on ANTE rlveTt ALh-, =
niles above the Memphis ard Little Rock ram
road crossing, containing between TOUR anu nv
hundred ares, about one hundred oleaLe1
Is feet above the late overflow, the renlainN
hslf Interest in a NEW STEAM SAW Nils
forty horse pOwer,lEngine, Blacksmiths SHOP,
Earrenter's Tools. Wagons and all necessary
aDnurfenauces for running the same. There Is
sifne Mansion with nine rooms. a Clsterh, I5+
1acity 600 gallonF,J three Cabins, a Na~reh1use
'yO good Wood Yards, and the best lahuinsa
m ne river. The above will he sold at low ns-
ans and on easy terms. For farther parlcS-
lars address hrs ~
10 AHHUEfA AAAAA1H
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notice,

The public are hereby notified not tc
pay to any one any bills due THE AP'
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst
miles, they have written authority from
ma JOHN AINSLIE,
Casbfsr and Manauer.
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attachment Suit.

Law Court Of Memphis
william B. Gray. plaintiff, vs.. W.D. Nesbitt, de-
fendant-
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made in this case in pursuance Of section
OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued AID returned by the proper
officer. levied, etc" on the property Of the
defendant W. D. Nesbttti
nj Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
asnasr al the Courthouse, IN the city OF VEN
Db{s Tenn. on or before the second Monday
In Tuue next, and defend this suit, CT the
sems viii be taken for confessed as TO him, and
the case sst for hearing sx parte, and that n
so1v m this order be published once a week FOR
fonTconss utlve weeks in the MemphlsAPpeaL
co1v. JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
1gerks once, May :, 1867
clam. Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
.oF NAYS IaWlW9.
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No0-Resident Notice.

Bil in the County Court Of ShslD5 touAsJt
Tennessse. for Partition OF Land.
p ri winston. ". B. Winston and vie,
WINSTON Va. James Purssr, George Purser and
Joshua Phillips
~ as cause il appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
dle that defendants, George Furssr ana
f0sbua Phinfps, are nOn-restdents Of Ihe state
n l. tberef4e ordered, That they 90 enter
.beir anDearsuce hsrein at the Courthouse ~
tneeity Of Memphis. Ienn-on9 OF DsioLe
STcN5sv IN lime. 1867, and plead, answer %
5smnr 10 cOmplainants' Dill, or the sane VI
- taEen for confessed, and set foz 9eaung =
oorfs - 10 them: It Is further oruered lnt
P-e-vCffbis order be published once a wees
: cORS s1ecsssfvs weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal roHN LEAGUE Gsrk.
Attest BY JAMES REILLY ~
aannm Nuligau for eomplaInan&
n r-HNUH
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Land For sale.

4 undivided ore-half interest IN 50.@0 acres
A Of Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
nd SEWER counties, Arkansas
TbfS interest. the title 70 which Is perfect, VIII
be sold at a low figure, for one-thlrd cash ahu
lie remainder at one and two years, WlLLoU'
interest .
liver bottom land, above all overflow, ana tht
unest body Of land In the state, In CraWIoI
TbeSe and will be sold together or in par
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law.
mh2ff 2Q9 Main street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

BURGLARY ON SECOND TREET.-Tues-
day night the grocery of L. POdesta, on
Madison street, east Of Second, was bur-
glariously entered from the rear, and the
safe blown open and robbed OF S25, a
PISTOL and a meerschaum pipe: Investi-
cation revealed that the rascals had first
entered the cellar through the grating in
front, but being unable thus to reach the
upper floor, resorted to the means ABOVE
mentioned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

CATHOLIC Pic NIC.-Remember the
Catholic pic nic on the Leath orphan
asylum grounds to-day. Omnibuses VIII
convey visitors from the northern term
linus Of the Main street railroad line.
The proceeds of the pic mic viii be de-
voted to st. Patrick's church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

AN ALLEGED THIEF OF TING
The most novel charge we have heard Of
is that alleged against M John Ber-
nard, who is accused Of stealing a Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad I" time eertih'
cate" belonging to Dennis Nealegen.
His trial IS set for June 4th, before Squire
CraightOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
THE COURTS.

Law CoURT.-Convenes st 8 an Fri
day morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Will adjourn to-
day until the June term.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The legal reporter,
after diligent search, failed to find any OF
the clerks Of this court, and could only
learn that the court had been In session.
and will be In session to-day, and the
criminal docket proceeded with.
CHANcERY CoURT.-The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday: I: ID;
Chapin ct al. VS.. JEFF. Boone ct al, final
decree; Z. McDavitt vs.. r. X. Turnage,
final decree /; A. Wesson vi. a Young
ct al, final decree; II. B. Edmondson
VS.. J. Il. Mcneil, final decree and ap-
neal: ID. C, Gibson VS.. J. H. Mcneil,
final decree and appeal Bell, Pace q
Lavender VS.. A. 7. Wells, final decree /;
Fred. Hook VS.. Irving Halsey, final de-
cree; William Hutton vs.. Benz. Ham
well, final decree. The Court stands ad-
journed until Friday at 9 am
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORT
GAGEs-Jsmes Hutton to VIM. Hutton,
bill of sale, $500, one-half interest in q
backward on the corner Of Poplar and
Dunlap streets; decree of court empoR-
ering w. A. Hill to sell or receive all
lands, stocks. uncurrent money, Safes
counter, etc., belonging to the Tennessee
National bank, same for benefit OF stock
holders; Mary West to G. Bedditt, deed
of gift ofail real estate belonging to the
awarder; Chas. Hyland, deed of gift 10
his wife, lot IS, Woodruff subdivision )
w. II. Emmons to Mrs. James NJ. En-
mons, quit elsisn deed to lot near Men,
| phis and Charleston railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

MULE LARCENY.-Charles Matthews
(colored) was arrested the other day for
taking a piece Of rope, to q end of
which 8 mule belonging to Thomas Nc
Vierney was attached. Charles was
brought before Esquire Creighton yester-
day and committed for trial in the Grim
insl court in default of $1,000 bail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Au inter
esting series of meetings is being con-
Quoted in this church by the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Miller. Preaching tonight at
s o'clock. Afterward a church conference
will be held.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

Law COurt OF Mempnl>-
CIERE's OFFICE, May g. 1857.
E Hurd & Co., PIaintihs, vs. z. G. Creighton,
Defendant
FFIpAVIT for attachment having been
A made in his case in pursuance OF section
Sl55 or the Code Of Tennessee. and
having been issued and returned by the prof er
osicer levied, etc" on the defendant, PC
In u therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear At the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis Tenn, on or before fhe second MONDAY m
will be taken for confessed as 10 him, and the
case set for hearfuE . eL parte; and tlat q
COW OF this order be Published once a week
~ four consecutive weeks in the Memphls
Appeal J1H Ne
Acopy: By MAsOS HYDE,
Wilson a Beard, Attorneys for RlaintHA
myT law4Ws
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

MEssBs EDDINs & Co. have just built
an extensive saw mill in real OF the new
Jail on Wolf river, and have constantly
on hand lumber, sawed lRths, shingles
and saw dust, at the lewest market
prices. They are enterprislng gentle
men, and thoroughly eOnversant with
/ their business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

UNDERTAKING.-We direct attention
to the card of Er. Owen Smith, under
taker. He keeps on hand a large assort-
ment Of metallic burial cases collins, etc,
and gives prompt attention to calls for
funerals. He is thoroughly reliable and
can be depended upon At all times. His
establishment is on Second street, near
GayosO.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A TR O L.

W., want men EVERYWHERE to study their OWN
v~TFRreT. The right to manufacture ana ser
he Patent Aurora Oil in a stnEle county, Will
--@-frE IMAM the largest farm in your state
WI make in a whole year The Aurora vi
| actually costs less than One-haH the pIlse %
4 T,ef on and the illuminating power OF tne
Aurora ON is as much superior 70 the Coal vi
al tbe Coal Oh Is 10 a talloW candle, ana Is
N u0qE explOsfVe than q tallOW candle. any
$500 tbet viii burn Coal Oil will burn the Au-
rora on. l. does not gmOEe the
/ 5oas nor s1ueIl-it viii not grease or sJslh me
- forI NJ manufacture is neNhausuple She
man can make seventy-Hve barrels per cay.
n m9cbfnerv required. We will pay your
80 - and from the city OF Memphis and bills
| while here, II we cannot prove all ana even
r,0rp than we have stated. Aslngle county =
= SMALL fortuue to the msn Of enterprise and
1 Tha Tfrbt 10 a state is untold worth.
a urher IN formation, cali on or ADDRESS
Fl. e. Dewitt a Co.,
81 Mad son street, corner Main,
-~rzrv, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

THE BAPTIST EAIR-It has been de-
cided to continue the Baptist fair until
tomorrow night. The voting for the
cane for the NEST popular retired banker
will close at IL O'clock tonight. The
candidates are Messrs. Z. p. Walker, I.
A. Nelson and Joseph LenOw. The ban
ner for the most popular division of the
Sons Of Temperance will be voted away
tonight, the polls closing at l03 o'clock.
It is hoped that the friends of the tenn
perance cause will be on hand in full
force. The bell for the most popular
auetioneer will go at 10 O'Clock to-
night. The voting for the horse for
the bravest soldier Of any command
will close at ten O'Clock Friday night.
The nominees are Col. ]. w. Dawson,
Mai. G. V. ,Rambsut, Col. J. G. Fizer,
Capts. ]. w. Sneed and J. G. Lawler,
Messrs. Turley, Cochran and others. The
silver service for the most popular hotel
will be voted away at eleven o'clock Fri
day night. The life insurance policy,
etc, will go at twelve O'Clock Friday
night. The above announcement il
made suthoritatively, and those inter
ested should govern themselves accord
ingly.
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nIANrERs, RANK or

IN accordance with an Act OF the LegislatoIe
81 Tennegsee, passed December l2th, $50, en-
fitIed an ACT "To expedite the distribution o.
Ne effects OF Banks, which have or may MAKE
sssignmen among their creditors, nottce i
hereby given TO the holders Of the notes OF Int
Plantsrs Bank Of Tennessee 70 nle them Wiu
the undersigned, al the Bank in NASHVILLE, oe
tween now and the first day OF January
eightaen hundred and Si1ty-ntne, QSe9l and re
ceiye certificates therefor, or they viii be LOT
ever barred nom any participation in the asset
OF the Bank. The certificates VIII pe reSelNeS
whether rendered before or sfter the lst OF Jan
1aTy. 1859, D. WEAVER,
-s 81, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

SEEDS FOR THE SoUTH.-Yesterday
Mr.. O. F. Prescott received from Mr.. J,
w. Stokes, of the national department
Of agriculture, a large lot OF seeds of va
rious kinds for distribution among the
people of the southwest. Those desiring
any Of them will call upon Mr.. Prescott
at No. 40 Jefferson street, and be sup
piled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
Nnn-Resident N0tice.

c,arcerv Court OF Memphis Tenn
- = Tosenh O. Thweaft vs. Kirkland Cal
Soa1. JsmesC. Calhoun ct al
%--.as-ing from ahddavit in this cause thas
~ SsssDda1ts Kirtlsnd Gs1h9SRi ,o oSms al a
SalhoutS nrSIb., nm are residents Of the city
Irea1 &C., yk. and non-rssidenE OF
the state OF IenneEsee. ~ ma-a fnafr
II is therefore ordered, thse Eo1ss ~ no
CITY Of Memphis Tenn. on or bef1f1 Or a.
Monday in July, 1851, and plead, answer r
muir to eomplainant's bin. OF the same -
be taken for confessed, as to them ard set
for hearing ex parte, and that a eOpy Of ths
order be published once q week. Tor four sue
cessiTe weeks. in the Memphis APPEAL
ACopy-AttesE
AGGUSTON ASTON. CLERK and Master.
By Z. J. BLACK, D c. and n.
J.P. Caruthers solicitor for complainant
mv2 TaW4WM D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
-Ahnchrnent 6uft.

W. b. ellison 4 Co, plaintiHs, vs. J. h Haynie
q Co, ~defendanta- baar
A FF1SAYTT for attachment having osen
"A made in this case in pursuance oi SSs1
40 Of the Code OF Tennessee 80 a.-CcS,
of5eer levfed- ETC. on the properly OF tue US
fgndsnts. J. H HEynte & CO.. - so.,aa,t
It Is therefore ordered - - clfy ~ Mem
Xxi, Tenn.- on or before the second Monday "a
lime next, and defend IDS sais, % !. 80 ~
~ - hearfrE ex parte, and that q copy OF
~ o-isr Be- published oneea week Tor tOur
tn1 ok1rTvs Teeka IN the Nemphfs Appeal.
conssS JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
A1erF Oedcs. Mas 2, 1857.
STspo' Vance 4 Anderson, Attorneys f1
PIafntins- myo4