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LEGAL.
Nom Resfde1at Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. IsI5.-Harrisou Irby, Administrator Of the
estate OF James A. Hart, deceased, vs. Lurinda
Hart, Geo. r. Hart, 81 a..
IT appearing from affidavit n this csuse that
i TIE defendants, LaVernia p Hart and b. :
j Dean admi inistrator OF h Il. Dean, deceased,
are residsnts Of the State Of Mississippi. and
non residents Of the state Of Tennessee
II Is thers fore ordered that they make tnsir
appearance herein, a. the Courthouse IN tne
cfty Of Mem phis Tenn, on or before the inst
Monday In Decsmher, 1857. nd plead. answer
or demur TO complalnautH bIll, or the same
will be taken for confessed ~ 20 them ana set
for hearing eXparte, a. that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week for our success
two weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest.
AUGUsTON AISTON, CLERK and Master.
y RI BLACK, Deputy ClerE and Master
Wilson Beard, Solicitors for Complainant.
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TaIlsabEe Plantation to Lease

WILL Lease, as administration OF Christopher
i J. Field, deed, his Home Piacs-the place OF
Clay a Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are IN the
county Of Bolivar, Miss, ana IN nue condition
fer cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There IS a new and me Circular
SaW-Mill on the Home Place, for sale.
For further infOrra alton Apply to me at Paris
Bourbon county, Ky, or 70 Or. Z. ]. Field, on
the premises. h. J. CLAY,
orlq Adm'r G. J. Field. decd
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1dn,i,,fstrntfon Notice.

Z ETTERS OF Administration upon the estate
Il A of Daniel Notion, deceased, having been
granted 70 the undersigned at the November
Term OF the County Court OF shelby county,
Al persons fndebted TO, or having claims
agail1st said estate, viii please call on p N.
Howell ESQ, No. Union street, lat Meaeham
4 Treadwell'sl whO Is an h0riZed 70 act for me
IN the premises,
JENNIE W. MOTION, Adm'x
OF estate Of u. Notion, deceased.
Nam nhfg November IS 1871
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On Tuesday, December Sd, 1857

In front OF the Law Courtroom in the city OF
Mem phis, Tennessee sell % the highest bidder
for cash, the following property, tO-wits A cer-
tain lot Of land situate, lying and being IN the
county OF shelby, State OF Eennessea aud city
OF Memphis. and bounded and described as
follows. 70 wit: Beginning a. the northwest
corner Of an alley on the south side OF rOplar
street. between Main aud serOud streets, city
Of Memphi =, running west with Poplar stress
~ feet: thence souLh "A reet- thence east p -
feet. thence north with said alley "A feet TO the
beginning-togsther with al Of the improve
rnenLs thereon. The title TO said property is
believed 70 be good, but I viii sell and convey
only as Trustee. Equity Of redempi ion waived.
sale between Il O'Clock IN. and . o'clock pm.
uovly IDS HIRAM A. PAHrEE. Trustee.
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Adnninfstratrir Nottce.

NOTICE is hereby given to AL parties who
N have claims against the estate Of r g.
Shene deceased. win present them duly au-
tnentfcated on or before the l5th day OF No
veul Der next. Also, all who are indebted 10
said estate viii please come forward for settle
meat. Address. BARTLETT Station, Mem phis and
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn.
MRS. l. a. ii. SHONE,
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A SSoCIATED with this House are Messrs.
IA 81. F. Farnswortn, John @. Heakirt,
G. z. Sengstack, James Boon and others,
all OF whom are well and favorably
known IN this city and throughout the south
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
correct business men Of long and tried expert
ence And with our personal knowledge and
familiarity with the wants of our numer Gus
friends and patrons, and our strict attention to
business, We are determined 10 make this the
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Sneeinl Rnfice-

The clients OF Daniel Notion, decea eased, hav-
ing unfinished business rema ming IN his
hsndR are requested to call on Mallory, Young
& Anderson attorneys, Ne. l8 Madison stree,
in whose care the same has been placed.
JENNIE ". NOLTON, Adnn'x
or estate Of D. Notion, deceased.
Memphis, November Is, 1857. nOvI6 lW
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WE ave now entering upon our twentieth
w year Of business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in NeW Orleans, and solicit a cOntfn-
uance OF patronage from our friends and the
public generally. Our house in New Orleans
will, as heretofore, be under the management
Of NJ. ). PICKETT, AN cid and experienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade.
and affords to our customers the advantages OF
either market, as their interest or inclinatioa
mav induce them to ship
We Keep always on hand a coed supply OF
Groceries, Provisions, Bagging, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WORMELEY, Joy & co.
sci 3u
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THERE are one hundred and ninety
five proof readers in London. They are
paid, on an average, ten dollars q week.
and generally starve to death, or leave
the world in some way, at the age Of
forty,
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

T,HE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
1 Iegs will open cn the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Lay.-....-..--Gen. Albert PIKE
Real Property & Pleading g----.HOn. r. R. HEATH
Personal Property q PleNding... "A. n LEWIS
Equity a Comm mercia al Law-Hon. p. T. SCRUGGs
Grim, Law & Admiralty Gen. ]. r. CHALMERs
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OnTuesday. November &c. Isoz.

between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am I'm
froDt OF the Law Count rooms in TIE cfrv 0F
Memphis. sell al public outcry, to the highest
BIDDER for cash. q leasehOld interest in the f1f-
lowing described lot OF ground. in the CITY OF
Memphis and county and STATE aIoresafd. Be-
ginning a. the ntersecu a or TIRE west line OF
second street wit the north line Of BeaI
street. thence running west with Eeal street
sixty feet more or less 70 the By6ee lot. thence
north parallel with Second street forty I've faet
more or lesas 70 the wall Of the old Union House
thence east parai 81 with Bsal street xiv feed
more or less 10 Second street. thence with Sec
Ond street fOrtyfiva feet u18Ie or les TO the ne
ginning. The sa q leasshold interest is he 4
under and described in q lease executed 70 the,
said hughes BY ). A. and A. y. Edm0uds and
recorded in the said Registers Office. fn book
No 50 part 2, pages 572. 578 and 574 for thet nm
OF eight years comm encing on the I2th dav of
May, ls65, the said lessee 70 pay the sum oF
three hundred dollars on the I2th day o. nav
and OF November in each and every year dur
ING the said term, and to pay all taxes and
charges 70 be assessed on the said lot OF tEs
improvements on the same by STATE. corntv.
city or any other authority. and the said Lessee
20 be paid at the termination Of the lease the
value OF the building g he might erect on Isalf
lot, 70 be ascertained by referees. The equity
or redemption Is waived in the said deed 0r
trust. The sum Of 81 80 IS IS credited on tra
18th Of November is66, on the indebtedress
mentioned in said deed Of trust The tltis Is
believed 70 be good, but viii convey only -
trustee. JAMES ELDER
n00 luE
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10 Whoan it May Concern.

TAVING, at the November term OF the
III County Coart OF Shelby county, obtained
lsiIers OF administration on the estate OF
George Schroeder, deceased, ell persons having
claims AGAINST said estate are hereby notified
10 ils the same with me within the tine pre-
ssribed BY law, or they VIII Be forever barred
CAHOLINH SCHRODER. Adm,x.
Memphis, N0y, Y, lasF, no7h iEWtWe
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EyeTythIna is Reduced In Prices

and having one Of the LARGEST Stocks IN the
city, we are certain Of being able TO SUIT YOU
WITH WHAT YOU WANT.
We a'so have a very heavy stock OF BOOTS
AND SHOES, CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, which we offer
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The attention Of WHOLESALE BUYERS is
directed to the fact that our three story Ware
house is full from roof to cellar, and we shall
be most happy 70 show our goods TO all parties
contemplating purchasing
VENDGG & BRO,
nOvl3 I'm 226 Main street.
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U,HE EsTArE OF THE LAVE DIR. JOIN v

MADDOX Letters tesJamsntary having
been granted to as by the County Court Of
shelby County, Tenn, at Its November term
1867, we hereby n0tlfy ali persons 70 whom said
estate 10 indebted, TO present 70 as their claims
or demands within the time hNed by law. and
Al persons indebted 70 said estate viii be re-
quired 10 make prompt payment or their debts
HENRY IS. MADDOX, Executor.
JULIA A. MADDOX. Exscutrix.
OF the late VII and Testament Of John Wesley
MaddnE. mold laWlW
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LEGAL.
Tratst Sale.

TTSDER and By virtue Of q deed or fr,s-,
u made and executed 5y John y. FinnIe on
the 2lst aay af May, ls52, and rexisfersd iu Ne
Register, Office OF shelby county. Tsuness-e.
deed Of trUst MADE By John q. Fiuule on tue
AsLh day OF January, 1855, registered IN Bauk
70 q pages 78i and "a and agFsemsuf Of sald
John G. Ftnnie. dated January l6, Is57. 4 vii.
on the
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ihe aIst daT Of Eerember. -.

ca the premises, between che hours OF 10 ocInclz
am and m, sell. al pubic auction % The
highest bidder, inr cash, the entire property d %
be found covered by said trust deed. being trs
TX lures and furniture in srOrehOuse No n ON
Lne N0rth SIDE OF Jefferson street. and on tue
East side OF Center alleg. In the city or Mem
phts, Tenn and all stock in said stOrehouse. {
any, with AL the appurtenauces thereto be-
LOB gLngs ana WILL at the same time, rent said
sbOrchouse No "a IsuerSon street givit rfIa
ulehaser OF the property sold the refusal. or
preferred right Of the premises. at q 1a1r rent
TO be fully secured.
ID. A SHEPHERD. Trustea
Memphis, October 10th. 1917. oc3l lawSvr
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On Friday. December s, 1857.

between the hours OF 10 an. and y n the fol-
lowing described real estate, 70 Wit. .irrv-
seven t67) acres, bounded as follows: On The
south BY the lands belonging 70 the estate or
Wllliford Sullivan. on The west By the land be-
longing to the estate Of ". 7 Farley. and on
the north by said Farlsys lands and the lands
OF John Jarnan, and on the east by the land or
said John Jarmans said tract Of land lies alsout
three miles south ofCOllierville, Shelby couurv-
Tennessee, the same being the farm Of al t5'
Neal. deceased, at his deatu.
Terms Of Sale-On credit Of seven months
notes with good security and lien retained Brl
til pay ment OF purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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VENDIG 81 BRO,
228 Main street.

yUE would call the attention OF the Public
w to the fact that, having entirely altered
and improved our premises, we are deslroOs ui
selling out the present stock o. DRY GOODS
al prices which We 70 not publish for PUFF
and BLOW, but wOuld simply ask OF discrim-
mailing public 70 come and
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ATIEN HOIISE

CORNER WASHINGTON ASB SECOND ST..
u We take pleasure IN announcing that our
house IA still open for the accom- modatiou ofthe
travelling community. Neat and comfortable,
resms can be secured At all times and with
strict attention 20 the wants Of guests We feel
no hesitancy in asserting that we can and will
please all who may fayOr as with their D atrOn-
age We will be pleased 70 meet Old friends and
patrons, and Is many new ones as may favor
US with a call. We feel under many obligations
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon Us in
the past, and hope 70 receive our share Ia
utufe. Board q 81 per day. uoYl0-3m
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Tfslst Safe.

sole auuIaciurefS.
Depot, No. Q Howard's Row,
s.t.lo - HemmhEs Tenn
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CoNFIsCATION.

Mr.. Wade characterized Thad. Ste
vens' pending confiscation bill as d-d
foolery. The time for confiscation bills,
be said, was during the war, when they
could be Of use in preventing men from
going into the rebellion, but to think Of
passing such 3 measure now was sheer
folly aud nonsense. II the negroes of
the South wanted land, let them work
for it.
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ern journal
MRS. LINCOLN.
ring our conversation, the 81

During our conversation, the subject OF
Mrs. Lincoln and her recent disgraeefll
conduct came Up, and remembering that
Mr.. Wade was one of a committee
appointed by the two Houses to investi-
gate the pecUniary condition in which
Mr.. LincOln's family were left, and
report a bill for their relief, | asked him
if it was true, as stated by Mrs. Lincoln,
that Mr.. Lincoln left little or no property
behind him. No." said he, it is q
id lie. We looked into the matter
very carefully. The Illinois men wanted
us TO give her 800, 900, and we agreed to
do so if it appeared that she really
needed it. We sent for the administra-
tor of the estate, and be testified that
Mr.. Lincoln left S75, 900 in Government
bonds, or something like that, besides
some little productive property in Spring
field, In.-in all, about 100000 We
thought, then, that SIS, 600 would be
enough-the same as was paid to the
widow Of Gen. Harrison. Mrs. Lincoln
was very well of, and didn't need even
what she got. She took hundred boxes
OF something or other, l don't know
what, away with her, and the Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings swore there
we're fifteen others tbst she wanted te
carry of, and he had to interfere to pre-
vent her. At any rate, she cleaned out
the White House. l didn't know but
she was going to run y big hotel with all
she carried Off"
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PRICE OF sUBsCRIPTIOE.

Tsily lin advance) per snnum 81 % |
per week /: g
-, ,,avvs-dealers per copy
s121,sri a. n iy per annuin {in advanced soc
- = --..h.-.-I.. I1rn a.,tnrnl Onr mall |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-21

TN Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
i Public, We have no hes fancy in ASSERTING
their superiority over any Northern produc
tios IN our markets. IN their deviseInsut they
are purely Southern - compounded with
special sdapttude 70 the varisus types o
stomacic arrangements prevalent IN Oul
climate
uiss gentle stimuIant 70 the system attte'
undergoing severe illness
Itis cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
Il cures Diarrhea and Cholera MorbuS
Its preventive for Chllls and Fevers.
tits an invaluable companion fer person
travelling At AL seasons OF the year.
It's q HONE enterprise, and Possesses tru'
merit
80 sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No. @ Howard's Row,
fsbiO n Hemphts. Tenn.
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on be 20th Day q NovanbaF, ,lgaz.

before the once Of the Charosry Court g-Isrlr "a
the city Of Memphis, between The hou---r,- D..
an and Y m, pressed, in aeeordance v-ffS
she provisions 81 said trust. 70 sell Al puh
lie Auction, 10 he highest bidder for 49,,
% be then and thers paid, the lsaes-beIf
interest Of saie Dies. In and to a cerfai-,
house and lots situated on the northwest cor
ner Of South or Calhoun snd Main sfrosrv
being 3 teeJ on Main and IL on CslIhour ~
south street, with frame building fbs-eo'r -
known as lot 30 in block ia VI q f.1sie-,s
subdivision and part OF the same eoTlv- -
said Dies on the lst day % February IslaI ro-i.
tered IN book s., page 572 have 10 dom, -
to title, but ! convey 0niy a. trustee.
nogl9 lDt ", ~ HENTslN, Trustee.
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TTNDER and by virtue Of deed OF trust Il
l ] me executed by tss hriel Choate, On the Il
day OF November. lss4, and registered I'm IN,
REGISTERS ofice Of shelby county, Tennessee
in Book No. So pages IA, 2l5 and 2l8, 20 secur'
4 certain note ~ therein described, viii, OF
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TTlLSt Sale.

ny virtue Of a trust deed executed 70 me on
ID the 6Jh day OF May, 1851, by K. +. LOoney
q nj wife Louisa 81. LO1ney, and duly regis
tered in the Registers once OF shelby county
Tenuesssr'. for Ihs purpose OF paying The deb
therein mentioned, / viii,
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Nom ResiHent Notice.

Law side Of the Common Law and Chaueery
Conrt Of the City Of Memphis. Tennessee:
Wilson John Jeners " Laura Belle Jsners-
IT appearing from affdavit In this cause that
4 the d6fendant, Laura Belle Jerrers ts a non
resident Of the state o. Tenuessee-
It IS therefore ordered that she make her ar-
pearAnce herein at the Courthouse In the cibg
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or beiOfs the
second Monday in February next, LsBs
and plead, answer OF demur % plaintiff
bill, or the same Will bs taken for con.
fessed a. 70 her and set for hearing eK-parte
and that a copy Of this order be Published
once a week. for four successive weeks, in
the Mem phis APPEAL-
A COpy-Attest:
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
By B. n. CAPERs. ID G.
Kerr, Westcott & stalI, Attorneys f0r Plain
tin nOvlf lawfw
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Trustees Sale.
On saturday, November %, 1855

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust made 70 me by
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
lst day Of August. IS55, and recorded ia the
Registers Offics OF shelby county, in book No.
81 pages 81 and ~, 10 secure certain indebted
ness therein named, viii,
On Saturday, November %, 1857,
Between the hours 0f 10 and u orc' ock am, in
mont OF the Law Court rooms. in the city ol
Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
the following lasd lying in shelby county,
Tennessee: begiuning at a stake in the north
east corner OF Dr. W. A. Booths $50 acre tract
with elm, maple ana red oak pointers ; thence
south with DR.. Booth S line is chains l2tZ-lO0 Of
a chain to a stake; thence east lg T5-ltO chains
70 a stake in the east line OF said " hite's said
Raieigh road 70 a stake 81 links east OF a black
gum thence west l9 IS 100 chains to The be-
giuniug-con ntaining IS acres Si-l0O OF an acre.
EQUITY Of redemption waved. Title be-
Hevsd 70 be good, but cor geya1ee only as trus-
tee. Z. +. NANCEt trustee.
feg2 nd
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed OF Trust made 70 me
ID by p 7. Hughes ON the Sd day OF Novem-
Der, lsr6, and recorded in the Eegister's Office
in Shei y county. and state Of Tenues see f1
book No 81, part 2 pages 81, 249 and rs 70 se-
cure certain tndebtedness therein named /
viii,
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed q, ne
ID the Undersigned Trustee. on the z8th day Of
June. looI, By " h. P0meroy. surviving uarr-
ner or The late hrm Or L G ary q Co. and
Caihern Clary. aImluislratriE or Efruuud
Jlary, dec G. v llch deed Is duly recorded I'm the
Registers Ofhce Of shelby county. Tenn. .fn
Book No 81, pages Ia, rs amt If8 and Iy tle
written request Of the Beneficiary in saI.f rrus.
ID I-IL- On
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Friday. the sixth Day of December, 1851.

Between the hours Of 10 am and p.m.. On. tbs
premises, sell az public sale to the highest bid-
der. ior cash, the following descrl bed urupertv.
A certain parcel OF land situate. lying and ne
ing in the city Of Mem phis, the county of
shelby and the state OF TsnnFssee. and ,ies
criOso as follows, toWlt. Being a part or ~
numbered three hundred and seTenty-orie, s.57IT
as deSignated upon the original plan or lois 81
the town Of Mem phis, which part OF said lot is
thEs bounded; Beginning AZ the northeast cor
ner OF lot formerly known as George Crnun-
wells; thence east with jefferson street affv-
eight .5Sl seet to It's intersecti on with Thirl
street; thence south with Third street one hrn-
dred and forty-sight Q5Sl feet six llD Inches h,
another alley, thence with said alley one h1,n-
dred and forty-eight Cl4s) feet six 81 inches 10
another alley thence north with said al a.
ley thirty-six ,5ol feet 70 the south BOUNDARY
line OF the Cromwell lot Aforesaid thence east
with said boundary line ninety (s0j feet and 81
90 inches to the southeast corner OF the afqr.-
said Cromwell lot thence north with the east
boundary line Of said Cromwell lot one hun
dred and twelve (ll1l feet and six (6) inches 10
the said oegtR1t1g-together with ali the an
purtensnces thgreuntO belonging. Said de,slf
or trust was execu ted to secure the payment ~
certain promisscr " notes 70 Edwin W. .Iehr,,ar
for the balance OF the purchase money r.
demptiOn waived Title perfect, but sell onlv-
as trustee J. @. 4OHNSON. Trustee
Memphis, November Il, 1857. nCvI4 t.5s
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Friday, December 6th, 1867.

l2S7. n R D-John n. Fleming, admir-, et al
vs. Wm-Neal, ct al. Chance y Court or Mem
phis.
D1 virtue OF an tnterlocut0ry decree made IN
1.-the above cause, I will sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder at the Court House door
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
2)4 Front Street

24 Front Street
HERMEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. l.
STATED Communications ID Wednesday might
or each month. Henry p. NnOdard, 62d, e.
NJ: Charles N. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MITHEAs Lodge or Perfection l4th.s NO. z
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Sec.
CAsIpHIA Council ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, 18TH
No i. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Iarsh..; -
- Sec.
CALvARY CHAPTER OF Rose CroiX, 18th, No. ].
Charles ". Adams sd, M. W. n. T. Tom
InsOu, 521, Sec.
PHFLIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, S0th.
No. l. Henry p WOOdard, Sd comm.
William \. Cirode sd, Rec q.
UoSsIsroRY or WEST TESSEssEE, sd John
Aiuslie 33d., Comm. in Chiefs Dodge g.
Trader, SD, Reg.
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TrnatRR9R Said

ny virtue Of an order OF the Chanearv Come
ID OF the city cf Memphis, appointing me
Trustee in the room and stead OF O. p Nor-i.
trustee, under Deed OF Trust executed ~ fI,-''
BY A. P. Dies, on the 18th day o. sepieTnbs-
l5e6, to secure the payment OF certain notes 4,
II. II. Ham, therein mentioned, which sai1
Iced Of Trust Il recorded in tne Peoisferl.,
ofies. In book Ne. 81, part lst, pages SIS, So
and $50. viii,
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HFBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.
1867.

MASONICDIRECTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
AEzrRorA, No. l6S Meets lst Monday IN
everv month. al Odd-Fell0vys' n ali. cor, Court
snd Main. %. b. Forster. 23i Front street,
" NJ. John Beamish, Sec'y.
B.,UrH MEarHIz. No. us. Meets % Friday o.
each mnnth-HslI. cor. Madison Gnd second.
j. r. seIlars, ". N; Beuj. X. Pullen, Sec.
LILA sCU1-r. No. 2se. Meets lst Friday OF each
rpouth-HalI. cor Madison and Second. John
AIuslie, ". NJ; Il. p. Woodward, Sec.
HAwTIrog No. w. Meets 30 Friday Of each
rnopth-Odd- Fellows Hail 2. n. Stanley,
". n: W n. Butts Sec.
KrIwINSllyG, No. Sfl lU- D. Meets sth Friday
of each MONTHS Fr8nt street John j.
Worsharn, $50, ". NJ; b. X. Puuen, sd, sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PFEy Charter. No l. Meets 2d Monday OF each
-Odd-FelloWs' Hall JOLu Zent, NJ +.
II. p; B. n. Levy. Sec'y,
X. AND g. N.
FUEEEA Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each nlonth-Odd- Fellows hall. John Zent,
Tn. H.: n. J. Wiggtn, Rec.
TKMPLARss
UYEESE CouamRndery, No. A. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, COrn.; n. j.
Wlgglu, Rec.