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MONDAY the sd Day Of December.

1857, in front OF my ONCE at the corner OF East
Court and Second street,. IN the city or Mem
phis, Tenn, proceed 70 sell for cash, betWeen
tha hours OF 10 am and 2 pm, q certain lease
hold estate for q term ofJWenty years frOm the
18th day OF December. 1876 70 the 18th day OF
December, 1885, in the following described real
estate. to-wlt: A certain piece, uRrcei OF lOt Of
ground lying, being and situated IN the county
OF Shelbv and state OF Tennessee. and in the
City OF Memphis, designated as Lot No. 81 on
the plan OF the Navy Yard Grounds, coded by
United states Government 70 the city q Mem
phfs. commencing at the intersection OF Auc-
ton and Fulton streets; thence south with
FULTON street E3 feet TO Lot No. IS; thence
Uestwardly with the line Of Lot No. IS to the
Public Landing; thence northeast SOC feet %
ne beginning, together with all the improve
ments' buildings and ereetions thereon. There
Is q new steam Saw-mm on the said lot, with
an the machinery necessary to run the same,
10 perfect order, which will be included In ths
ale. Said deed OF trust was executed to secure
the Iayment OF one prOmissory note for A.4S5
"a TO Nj. P Hill The sale win be subject to the
annual rent due the city Of Memphis. EQUITY
o. redemption waived. Title good, but Twill
only convey a. trustee.
JOHN HALLUM, Trustee.
N0uarU hnr n NaD- nnuEu InH
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Principal Depot for the southernstates for FINLEY's CHURN DAsHER
32l Main street, Memphis. Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
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jhortest and Quickest Route to Nashville.

Leaves every day at 4:3O pm, making close
connection atLOuisville with fast Express trains
on J~sfersOnviIIe Railroad Tor all Eastern cities,
and with United States Mail Steamers for Gin
clnnal and all cities North and East, and is the
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-Ihnchnnent Nntfce.

George Clansou Va Lacy MeFee.
IN this cause is appearing 70 the Court thai
Lacy MoFes has absconded 50 that ordinary
process OF law cannot be served uPon him,
maj an attachment has been issued against
the said defendant, which has been returned
levied upen two Mules. one Wagon and one
set Harness. the defendant not 10 be found ;
and IA further appearing that the property as
attached Is OF a perishable nature u rs conSld-
cred by me thai judgment nia pc rendered
agafust said defendant In favor OF plalnt1n for
the e1m on 500 and costs Of suit. uniess he en-
ter his appearance In tAls cause within four
weeks frnIU this date and that puolcanon be
MADE in some newspaper published in the
county OF shelby requiring the said defendant
to answer said attachment, ETC.; and that G.
Robertson, the ofdeer leVytng said attachment,
hiVbest bidder, for cash, after having adysr-
tised the same for ten days. and hold the pro-
cesds subject 70 the further ordesofth this Court.
Der. 1867.
uoyO IaW4WA X. u. p.
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Mon-R esfdenf Moffce.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
Ne. 22sI-WHusm McPherso4 vs.. A. r Duks
ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, A X Duke and L. l. Duke
are residents OF the state OF Mississippi, and D.
c. Topp and g Dickman are residents Of the
state OF Louisiana, ~ al nOn-residents Of b
State OF Tennessee
III is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the cry
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the lt Monday
to eompfafnant bin. or the same wiz be taken
for confessed as 10 them. and set for hearing
exparte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four Successive weeks,
in the Memphis appeal.
a copy-atteSt:
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk 4 Master,
By R J. BLACK, ID. G. & u.
Logvood &Peyton, SOls. for Conplainanbs.
no5T-Iau4w
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A PPLCATT0N viii be made by .. Q. Trader,
"A Esq. at the December Term. 1857, OF the
COUNTY Court Of Shelby county, for letters OF
administration on the estate OF A. ". Arnold,
deceased. BY order OF Court
JOHN LOA6uE, Clerk,
November ls, ISL. ncyuta
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On the 29th Day of November, 1867,

before The Office Of the Chancey Court Clerk OF
the city OF Memphis, between the hours or le
and y In pEOseed, in sccOrdance with
the provisions 81 said trust, 10 ssl At Pub
lie Auction, - The highest bidder, for cash,
to BE- then and thrrv paid, the lezse- hold
interest Of aid Lies. in aud TO a certain
house and hot, situated on the northws est cor
ner OF south or Calhoun and Main streets,
being = ieet on Main and ~ on Calhoun or
south street. with name building thereon, and
known as lot no. in block in ". q Buffers
subdivision and part Of the same conveyed 10
said Dies on the ~ day OF February Is6. regH5-
tered N book 81, page 81 / have no doubt IS
70 title. butI convey only As trustee
uovE0 LET ". BENTON TruEfeaL
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue Of 3 Deed OF Trust TO
L. me executed by Charles Thomas and lana
o. L Thomas his wife, on the 18th day Of NAY,
1857, and duly recorded at the Registers nee
No. 90, Part Sd, pages E6, 90 and 46, I wiz. on
Thursday, the 96th Day OF Beeember. 1851,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock pm. at thu southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, IN the city OF Memph1s,
shelby county. Tennessee, sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder, FOR cash, the toloWing
situate, ly ing and being in the county tsheIDy.
and state OF Tennessee, and described as fol-
lows. to-wir: ~Lotuumbered Two, OF the subdt-
vision OF thelands belonging 70 the heirs OF the
i've and one-haf $50 acres beginning a the
northwest corner OF lot numbered Three +;
thence souih Sc east $50 chains N a stake:
thence north Nh1ks 70 q red oak stump. the
southeast corner o. l9s snree on s5e RANK
stake on the west ide of said Plank Road /;
thence 52o west 81 ~ chains 70 q stake on the
west oundary Of the yact ana in John Popeis
east line; thence north ochalns 70 the north
corner OF ths tract 3 htckoryf thence 80
chains to she beginning. Also, an undivided
molly or half interest. with AL improvements,
~ anofher tract Of land in the eoanty Of Crft.
tandeu, STATE OF Arkansas, known on the orig
insI surveys Of said State as the fractional east
toWuship z, north range : east, and The east
half on The east half o. section 2 townshinE
north range east. containing IN All 10 acres
more or less. said deed OF trust was executed
nofes therein described. The right OF redamr-
fion q waived and the title helsvedfo % aoo1
but i convey only IS trustee.
LOUIS F. CARR TrusteA
Mallory, Xcung& Anderson, Attorney.
November y l%' peY2 ~
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On Friday. December 8, 1857.
T3a1EStee'S Sue.

TTNDER and by yirtus or g deed OF trust 70
y NE executed by Charles PGlunea1iehl. on
the 50 day OF March, 1896, and dury accorded ii
th- Registers ONCE n shelby L Teuues-
see, in Record Book No Sd, part second, pages
lue and ne and uL and ~. 1 VIII. On
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TrMst SnLe.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 20 ms on
ID the 6th day OF May, 1871. by K +. LOOney
and wife, Louisa N. LOoney, and duly regis
tered in The Registers Office OF shelby county,
Tennessee, for the purpose of paying the debt
therein menlioned.I VIII.
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Trustees SAFE.

DY virtue OF q trust deed executed 70 PsndIA
d ton COiston and myself, On the lith day OF
June, 1851, by b T.. Piummer. and now 90 Gle
in the Registers OniCs of5hefby county. Tenn,
In book NO. %. part 2. pages So, 68 and 68L for
the purpose OF securing the payment OF q
prOmisaOry note therein mentioned, I will,
PendletOR Colston being absent from the state,
and being REQUESTED d 50 to do by The beneficiary
in said deed. on
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.
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The FINLEY CHURN DAsHER combn@@ fully the requisite qualities OF simplicity
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to ms
ID on the l9rhday OF April, A D.lSu7, by James
= n. Bassett, J. a Nevis and " B. Pax
which deed IS registered IN the Regis er's
once OF shelby County, Tennessee, in Record
Book No. %, Part :, pages Sg6, 81 SS and S99,
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Trustee,s sale

DY virtue Of an order Of the Chaneary Court
ID Of the city Of Memphis, appointing me
Trustee IN the room and stead Of e p. Morris,
Trustee, under a Deed Of trust executed 20 him
by A. 2. Dies, on the 29th day o September,
1888, 70 secure the payuuen OF certain notes 10
H. II. Huun, therein meuLiOned, which said
1 eed OF Trust is recorded in the Regizfers
ohdce in book Ne, 81, part 1st, pagss So, $50
and 5SJ l Will.
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saturday, ths ID DsT o. Reeenber, 1se1,

by Rebecca Chalmers and james X ChaI.
ahl,S1 sonDt~ TeSpsssssn I, RseaSS enc OF
IS, part 2 page El, et sequitar, 70 secure GER
tain notes therein described. win, on
saturday, the 2Sth Day OF December, 1851,
between the hours OF II O'Clock am. and /
O'Clock pm, On the southwest corner o. Main
and Madison streets, IN the city Of Memphis,
sell at publie cutlery, for cash, 20 the hlEhest
and being IN the county OF shelby and Stale Of
tennessee, u known and designated As fol-
lows, tO-Wtts One tract lying nearly east OF
The city OF Memphis and fronting on what is
known a. The New Raleigh road, and described
a. follows, to-Wit Being lots Nos. u one and
% tive, and three acres adjoining lets No. o
IN the south Hue running east and WssG con-
tanning forty acres aslaid down and deslguatsd
IN the plan OF subdivision OF the ]. NJ. Lewis
80 acre tract, belonging 70 VIM. +. Hardin,
and duly reoOrisd In the Rsgixtsris of1cs OF
shelby county, TenneEsss, and upon which 4
q frame house and OuhUr improvements Also
q certain other q act described a. 70 lows, To-
wit Two certain lots numbered 8 and 7, and
fronting 90 hfty feet each on Jones avenue,
lying and being Ia the city OF Memphis, being
4 pSTt OF q 5 acre tract conveyed by deed OF Il
q. Brinklsy to Mrs Sarah W. Jones on the Ist
day Of January, ItJL which deed h Of record
IN ne Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tea
scribed as follows, 70 VII: Beginning Al the
est corner Of GaiI0rfs lot go feet from
the southeast corner Of Jones avenue and
MAaAA NL1 6AAlAN q NAaAEa 80 4AaA - NAAA-
oris line 10 feet to a stake thence s~OuthYardly
and parallel % Jones avenue one hundred feet
70 a stake thence west sardly and parallel
with GailOrs line . hundred and seventy
feet 10 the east side OF Jones avenue, and thence
~nOrthWurdly W11h the east side Of Jones ave-
nue LOO feet % the beginning Also, snother
tract described a. follows, viz: Lots - and %
In block ~, as appears on The map Of b plan
Of The west halfOf Fort Pickering and bounded
as follows Beginning az a point where the
east side or FifLh street inLersects the north
AIDE OF Caroline street thence easEEardly
with the northern boundary OF Caroline street
1871 feet 70 an alley thence northward with
western boundary OF aaid alley - feet Themes
WestTardly and parallel with the northern
boundary OF caroline street lTE feet 10 the
eastern boandsry Of finhstres thence south
Wardly with the eastern boundary Of said Filth
streeth y feet 20 the beginning. The right Of
redemption IS waived, and the title 70 The
absve described properly Is believed 70 be good.
but / convey only as Trustee =
" u. II. FITCH, Trustees.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys.
November . isd novls
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The MEMPHISAPPEAL
PROM .rHYRsas,,

FROM "THYRs1Sg' q
APoEM M MATTHEW ARNOLD. ss
iTheas almost perfect lines ara worthy 10 be-
come immortal. They rank with the " Lycid-
A." of Miltoa. the "Adonais," OF Shelley, the
q HyperioH." OF Keats and The sGnone,, OF
Tennyson.l $500
80 some tsmpestnous moon in early June,
When the years primal burst Of bloom Is
Before the roses and the Iougsstdsy-
When EaTden-wRlks, ana All tne grassy floor,
WIZ blossoms red and Yhlts' OF ALIEN
And chestnut flowers sre sirewn-
30 nave L heard the CuckOOs parting cry.
From the wetneld, though the ysxed gar
Come with the youeying rain and tossing
The bloom q gone. aud seaA the bloom 90
Too quick despalrer, wherefofe wilt thou 20
Soon VIII the high Midsummer pomps come
Soon viii the musk carnations break and
Soon shall we have g~OId-dusted spapdraeon,
Sweet William with Its homelyl cottage
And stocks IN fragrant blow, -iero
Roses that down The alleys shine afar,
And open, JaaInine-mufled ~isttices, El
And groups under the dreaming garden
And the fau moon, ana the white evening
star
He hearkens not light conner, lie is Gowni
What matters It? next year he will return,
Aud We SHAH have him in the sweet SPRING
with whitening hedges and unerumpling fern
And blue-beiis trembling by tue forest
And scent OF hay N
Blu Thyrsis never more we SWANS shall see F.!
See him come back and cut a SIM Otne reed.
And blow a strain the world at last shall
For lime. not Corydon. hath conquered thee.
1 know these slopes; who knows them If not L
But many q dingle on the loved hillside,
win t5crns 9nee studded Old white-bios-
Where thick the eowsips grew, and, far de-
H~ighfowered the spikes Of purple orchises.
Hath Eince our day put by
The curonals OF that forgotten time.
Down each green bank hath gone the
And only in the hidden brook-side gleam
Primroses, orphans OF the hOwery prime,
Where is the girl. who by the boatman's door
Above the locks, above the boating throng,
Unmoored our skin, when through the
Red loosestrife and blond meadow-sweet
And darling swallows M light water
We tracksd the shy Thames hores
Where are the mowers, who, a. the tiny swell
or our boat passing heeved the river grass,
y Will R.E@-~ 80 - ~
They an are gone, and thou art gone as well.
Yes, thou art gone and round me too the
night
In ever nearing circle weaves her shade,
her veil draw soft across the day,
I feel her slowly-ehilIing breath invade
The cheek grown thin, the brown hair
sprent with gray
I feel her finger light
Laid pausefully upon Hfe's head,ong train
The foot less prompt TO meet the morning
dew,
III heart less bounding at emotion new,
Ana hope, once crushed, less quick TO spring
again.
n long the way appears, which seemed so
Ehort
To the unpIacficed eye OF sanguine youth;
And high the mountain tops, in cloudy ar,
The mountain tops, where Is the throne OF
Truth,
Tops in LIES morning sun 50 bright and
barei
Unbreachable the fort ..4as
or the long. battered world uplifts its wall
And strange and vain the earthly turmoil
grows,
And near and real the charm of thy rePose,
Aud night as welcome Isl friend would fall."
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ChaneeFy Sale Of Real Estate
Friday, December 9TH. 1857.

Friday, December 9th, 1867.
i257, y. r. D-John NJ. Fleming, admir-. e al.
vs. Wm.Neal, et al. Chance yCourt OF Mem
phis-
PY virtue OF an interlocutory decree made in
LINE above cause, 1 viii sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder at the Court HOUSE door
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
On Friday, December 8, 1867.
between the hours Of 10 am. and II N. the fol-
lowing described real estate, % wit: Sixrv-
seven 20 acres, bounded as follows: on the
south BY the lands belonging 70 the estate OF
Hnlllord sullivan on The west By the land be-
longing % the estate OF VT Farley. and on
the north BY said Farlsy's lands and tie lands
OF Jarman, and On the east By the land OF
said JOIN JaFman said tract 0flaud lies about
three miles south ofCOllierviue shelby county,.
Tennessee, the same being the farm or a.. e,
Neal, deceased, at his death.
Terms OF Sale n q credit OF seven months.
notes with good security and lien retained nm
III paymen Of purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Nov. Bth. 1857. ns5 an
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFFIcE OF - pAIL9 AFFEAL.

-U--.--T --T------ = ~
Gold opened in New York to-day at 1897, and
closed Al 1871. A few small sales were made
here to-day az IS7E8lS8i in the No Forming but our
inside quotations was the ruling rate al Tue
close.
SILVER is scarce, and the buying rates noml-
uaIlv Ig7aIl&. The demand Tor eXchange 70
dav vas active, and our banks were general4
e5ort sight bills on New York are taken Al &c
TIScount- and ION other points a. &c discount
me current selling rate Is par
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Int dsaleTs are anxious 20 buy 81 Sc. Selling al
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LEGAL.
Trust SaLe.

FINDER and By virtue Of dad NJ
- made and executed BY John q. FTnnis -
ne list Gay 81 Nay ls62 aad registered IN ~.
stsfs once or shelby ccunfy, Tennesss-
asea o. trust made By John G. Finnia On -
Cd a Of January, isa5, registered ii PeoE
80 % pages T3 and 78f. and aEreemenT ~ 800
John q. Etnnie, dated January IG IsI Vii
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X. PARTEE, I'd. ,. H'GEHEE,
Haywood Co.. Tenn. Pamela, Miss.
r ID. PARrEE, Pamela Co, Miss.