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oRDINARY's SALE,
sHERIFF's SALE.
Con, missionei,'s Office,
Nov 9, 1863.

By virtue of writs of ricra Facins to me directed
will expose to sale Sacdny next, at Anderson
&. H., within the usual hours Of salc the following
property TO wit:
One Tract of Land, containing 437 acres more
or less. bounded by lands of John Burdinc, Sine
on Smith and others, levied on rs the property Of
n r. Reeves at the suit of B. f. Webb.
Terms Cash.
VIM McGUKlN, SAC.
Nov. 0, 1868. ~
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Auction Sales for December.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Euuitv...Anderson County.


Julius r. Earle VS.. Elias John Earle, ]. W. Earle,
ct al.-Bul for Partition Of Lands &C.
PURSUANT to the Order of Court in the above
stated case, will resell, at the risk of the former
purchasers respectively at Anderson Court House
on SaedaY in December next, the several tracts or
lots of land, described in the proceedings of this
case as the Real Estate of G.. E. Earle, deed, to
wit:
Lot No. !,
Situate in Anderson District. on Lucas Greek, wa
ters of Big Generostee Greek, containing Four
Hundred and Ten Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of the estate of Charles Hayne, decd, Elias
John Earle, A. NJ. Holland, ct al.
Lot No. Q,
Situate in the village of Anderson on the Main
street running south, Immediately between the
residences Of DR. o. r. Broyles and Daniel Brown,
containing Two Acres more or less.
TERMS or SALE:
On credit Of twelve months with interest from
day of sale, PURCHASERS TO give bond and at least
two approved sureties and mortgage to secure
payment of the purchase money
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Nov 9, 1868. 2l-3
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NOTICE.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, /
Greenyille, S. c., Nov. Is, 1868. ]

Greenyille, >. e., Noy 10, 1868.
THE Counties of Anderson. Pickens and 0concc
having recently been added to my Collection Dis
,ric, will attend at Anderson Court House, on
Monday and Tuesday, the eth aud Sh OF Deceni-
bcr, proximo, and ut Walhalla. en- Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 9th and 9Th of January, 1859,
and again q, Andersen, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday the 7th. Stl and 9Th of January, 1869,
aud at Grcenvic Court House regularly the fol-
lowing week. for tho purpose of receiving the
Revenue Taxes.
All persons who have not paid, will do SO
promptly. and by so acting, they can save the
penalty for non payment My District being c1-
tcnsive, twill be impossible for me 10 be as leni
ent as heretofore have received orders TO force
collections by distraint and sale of property, if
necessary. which will have to do unless dclin-
auents should come forward and pay up Mt once
a. L. COBB,
Deputy Collector, Sd District, S. c.
NOr 25, 1868 %
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having demands against the Estate
Of william. Rogers decd, are notified that they
mus, hand them in to the undersigned, properly
atrestsd: /: and those indebted, must make payment
immelliately
All persons arc warned against paying any notes
,enns;n. 10 sad dec eel. except 10 the admins
sr.tir. g I. hHhhIt" Hdl Z.
Nor. IS, ISIS y
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" The Farm and Garden

IS the only Agricultural Paper published in
South Carolina.
/, is published in magazine form. and is filed
with excellent agricultural reading matter
IL eaters upon its fourth volume on the 10th day
Of January, 1863
Subscribe at once for itsPrice, but one dollar
year.
Try it at least for six montls-only 50 cents.
Specimen copies ten cents.
Libcral arrangements made with extensive ad-
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JAS. R. JACOBS G. CO., Clinton, S. C.
Nov 90, 1868 Is
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By J. 3. MCGEE. Auctioneer.

BY j. B. McGEE. Auct1oneer.
WILL he sod on Sacday in December, at pub
bic outcry, before the Court House door at Andcr
son, the following property, to wit:
One new rwo-hOrsc iron-axle MACON.
One pair Of DOUBLE HARNESS, very good
One Of the best saddle animals in the State,
rich bay, eight years old,
One handsome Filly, three years old,
Two or three other Horses.
Terms Casa.
J. B. MCGEE,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant.
Nov o5, 1858 %
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STAT or SOUTH CAROLINA,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERSON COUNTY.
WHEREAS, David Crosby has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of
Winm Ncvit, deceased
These are therefore TO cite md admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be md appear at my Office on the 4h day of
December, 1868, TO show cause, if any they can
why said Administration should not be granted.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, PJ.A.c.
Nov IS, 1868 23
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WhnrnsnIe MARKET.


The general Markets for the past week
have been active, and prices are very
firm.
The Dry Goods market, though lightly
supplied, has been active With 8 large de-
mand for staple goods. Prices are about
the same as at our last, with DC prospect
Of 3 decline, ewing to the small supply.
OF manufactured goods and the nigh.
price OF cotton. The impression prevails
that prices, during the coming season,
will remain firm, il not higher Than 81
present. Prints and white cottons have
been about exhausted in this market,
though new supplies are being daily re-
eeived. The New York Bulletin Of the
both says Of that market:
prices of Prints have advanced, Ps-
ci6cs being now quoted at l4:i with a
oroDortiOnate rise in other makes Fin
Brown Sheetings are still scarce, Il
many desirable brands are sold &c value,
ahead Of production. Stocks are reported
Iight throughout the country, and heavy
orders are being constantly received,
which are difficult 10 iii even with u
slight margin. New York COttonades
ars sc higher, and there is a somewhat
better demand for these goods. Stripes,
Ticks and Denims are moderately active"
At 4 sale Of British dress goods held u
that city on the Goth, the bidding was
good Oh such staple goods as are scarce
on the market, the Black Alpacss espe-
ciaIIy bringing very fair prices. On the
fancy goods rates went lower, but rates
were as favorable as could have Deen an
ficinated. when it is considered that they
were not Of this seasons importstions.
We annex a few prices 81 inch, 100
medder, lawns, 49, to l4c.; do. 1900 I6te
The Black Alpaess were Of different
grades. and sold almost up to Price List
Tbe Boot aud Shoe market Is quiet,
h,t the demand is good, with no change
:. o,otations. Stocks are still much be-
Iav the requirements, and will not be re-
-Ionished before tie lst TO the 10Th OF
-, month. Prices are well maintained
A. the Fast. and Eastern dealers are, as q
..a-sl thing, unable to iii large orders
5,,hout some indulgence as TO time.
TIL Groce-y market has been mode
.ctive. With q fair demand for
~ which are firm bat not higher
than last WeeA- NO
with a fair stock. 10.
The Provision market for theweek has
hon active, with very light stock,
Meats of all kinds have been ! n sueh
Iigbt supply as to almost preclude whole
saIs quotations. Holders are asking
"a have received, almost any figure de-
80 on Rulk Meats in q small way, but
80 fEat navigation is resumed to 81
Louis we may look for more uniformity
of prices. "a
Corn has been somewhat Irregular M
oloses firm at our quotations. Seed Oats
are ia good demand and rather scarce.
P,tatoes are firm and 10 demsnd; stocks
II ali kinds have never been as light in
his market for the psst few weeks.
RAGING
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NOn-Residenf Notfco

In the Chaneery court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2i6s-John A. Dickinson " 49,
and Elisha kvaus. ~
appearing from Affidavit in this carsa thar
A tne d~eiendant, Elisha Evans. ~ y nC.----
Gent OF TeanCsses. Ao
u Is theIefors ortered that he make az an
PSe.<loe Aefeln, At the COu-tbou-e h. the civ
OF Aempnts, IenneSses, o. fhe f~Sf 49,
GAY N A2rcn. is6c, and plead. answer or de-
muir TO complzinalLs Oil or me ~e-e In =.
teken iOr confessed as 10 him and 81 Tor hesr-
~ S1EaIte, and that a copy o. this order ~
in the Memphis Appeal
a cOpy-AGtest.
ASTON, Clerk 4 Masfe-
by BEN; COLEAAN, Deputy Clerk 4 Master.
hlbs0 HauyhtOn, So& Tor Com pIainant.
aAL4aEN -. LHrN- HHm -
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Nom esfdent Mogco

IN me ChSneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No.E3ls n. r. Do. A. and Lama 1 stoz.u
AI u. and Gertrude z. Tate
7 Appearing from an order ~ CONF e
Ae1 n1s oeen revived against DudIev n
seIs Ionn ,. , eyer, Bherles Steger. WIl1grno
eseL ana Efelns Sueger. and that tbev are
residents OF the State OF MizEissfrDI 80
itslaents or ne State o. Teonessas
us tnereiors ordered that they maka th.fr
9PPsAf@ns Herein a the COurthousa m 80
city u Memphis, fem. on OF beaors -. F
Mo9day N March 1895, ana plead answ--
~ qsmur % cOmplaiuants bill, or the gawa
= LaAen Tor confessed a. 70 them ana -
lor nearing eTparte, AID that a copy 81 fbiS ~
:. Is Rugls1ea once 3 week for our success
Ns sssAs N me Memphis Appeal
Ag5UsION ASTON, Cerk and Master
in. GrefOry, Solicitor for C0nplsins1fs
1alT iaW4wN
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Nofico

N a. BONNEVILLE.
81 Lest Admr, etc. o. s 8 Becfon, vs.. z.
H-Jones, H. A.Jones, n. u Jones et al.
7 appearing to the satisfaction az N. cr
AZ tne december SPECIAL Term OF the Gram
ely court OF Haywood county, held st the
nsssee- on the lst Monday In Vse~srnbeP 49,
SnN5 ~. y Bell should be made a party de-
5snSant % this bin Of complaint. and IL
resident Of the state OF Tennessee
us therefore ordered, That be make his an
PeSIsnce herein on the fourth t4thI MONDAY n
Fe4Luafy' $50, AZ the courthouse. IN the town
OF ~brQWnsF1lie, and plead. answer az DENIM IN
o9M oil lied herein or toe same
VIE taken ior confessed as b MIN aud set for
hearlng * parte aud thata COPY Of Tins onts-
9e Pnoilshed once a week, for f0ar sucoeEziys
wees, m the Memphis Appeal.
Attest; IL. WINEIELD, Jr. G. and n.
Hsynes Heath, Sols Tor C-omplainants.
Brownsville, Jsnuary6 RS fans Irwsw
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Nom es{deuf NOf5ce.

state OF Iennesses, Haywood county, County
Court, January Term, l55s.
Justices Of Haywood county, to the use Of Al
zee Foston, Minor, Vs l. y B. MOucrief
I appearing 10 the Court. from its record and
y othsr proof, that the defendant, l. ". n
MoAcilel, Formerly a resident OF Haywood
eoCRty, Tennessee, is the regular GuarJftn ~
Aucs POSton.a Minor and resident OF aid
county, and that said AOucrief has become =
making q settlement Of his said guArdlanship
~ required by law
IL = therefore ordered by the Court. Thss
sad Leh Moncrlef appear al the February
Term, 10, o. tGls tOuEt, on the dESt dav On
said term and make settlement OF his cs-ud-
lanshiP, tr on failure TO maze sush settIsaaeut
SHOW cause why he scaII nos Re FsmOved ~
this court nom his sald guardianship. or On
failure OF sucn appearance, thab the cause o.
proceeded with "a psFLe and II Is ordsrsd hat
tne Nlelk am AasterOf this Court cause a COW
or this oTaer 70 be published once \ week fTr
io2T successive weeks, Ia THIS Memphis Appeal.
\ true Copy
JlR " IaW4W L PQSTnN C1s-k
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AttOchNae9et Salt.

Municipal Court Of the city OF Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, January 81, 1888.
| Edwin Morris ct al, firm Of Edwin Morris a
Co. Plaintiffs, vs.. Sim pson, - estes
e., nrm OF simpson, Estes a Co, Defend
ants.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
~ made in this ease in pursuance or sec S31
OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment nav
ing been issued and returned by the proper Of
nceF. . levied etc. on the property OF the de-
fendanta- - simpson, - Estes -
firm OF simpson. Estes = Co;
II is therefore oruered That tae SAID oeteno-
ants appear st the Municipal Courtroom IN the
eitv OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before The hrst
Tnesdavi IN March next, and defend this suit or
end fne ease set for hearing exparte. and that
: eopv OF this OsdeE be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Memphis
x copy: LUOIEN B. EATON, Clark.
Taylor. Attorney for plaintiffs.
fefl laT4WS
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LEGAL
-Rea1aont

In the Chaneery court Of Memphis. Tenn
F1aS5 e 80 k5agp. bg next friend. r. @
Memphis, D. Psgaud eE III. az
SPPsarlsg nom aEdaFit In this csusa sb.t
tns deleEdenty J. Pagaud. Is : rssIeSr.
the STATE OF Tennessee: ana ~ toe3t Of
nN = Knapp, = also a non-resideTf -
ne SsAte OF tennessee. aad whoss 49,
LIS therefore ordered that they mata a.
heIeini AZ the Courihouse IN -
~ MeAagols, Tennessee, on ths 80
I N March, lods. and pIesd.-ars--e
~ 2Smsr 70 eonplsinants biu. or ~ sa-a
-1Asnlo confessed Is to them and -
* parte, and that a cory 0f No.
er1et De poDlH1eu once q week -
eeSrss weeks m the Memphis Appeal
AD0UsION ASTON, Clerk and 49,.
BY BENJ. COLEnAN. DENNY 49, -tsr.
King q HeushtOn, Sols. f0r Com5fefas1ter
January g. Is6a anL
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Case Nh. 81.

In the District Court OF the United states, foI
the District Of West Tennesses. In the Rat-
ter OF Joseph Lorey, Bankrupt. In bank
Tuptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
To whom it may concern;
II undersigned hereby gives notice OF hia
appointment as a signes OF Joseph Lorey, OF
Memphis, in the county OF Shelby emo State o.
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, By
the District Court Of said district.
Memphis, Tennessee the LIST DAY of February,
AID. 1865. WILLIAM Y. gIR0DE.
Assignee, Etc, No. 45U Main street, Waldran
ElSck. fsb2 lswSw
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Mon-Resfde,ltN Notice..

Pearce, Park & Co, Plaintiffs, vs.. John f.
Belcher, Defendant.
IT appearing rom affidavit in this cause that
the defendant, John +. Belcher, is a nom
iesident OF the state OF Tennessee
II is thersfOre ordered, That he make his APP
pearauce herein at the Office Of p. II. Heinrich,
n Justice OF the Peace in Memphis, shelby
county, Tennessee, on or before the 2ist OF
March, 1865, and plead, answer or demUr to
co~mplsinant's bib, or the same win be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parJe and
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week, for iOur successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. p II. HEINRICH, j. Z.
This AIth dav OF FebrrarY 1853. feh2I Iaw4W
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Case No. 81.

In the District court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the rat
ter OF John {. Lewis, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennszsee-ss.
TO whom il may concern;
FTHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of John @.
Lewis, OF Memphis. in the unit OF Snelby,
and state of Tennessee, within said district,
who has been aoiudged a bankrupt Don his
own petition, by the District Court OF said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9Th day OF ebruary
AID, 1868. WILLIAM Y. CIRDDE,
Assignee, Etc, No. 450 Main street. 8aidran
BIolk. fsh7 iawSW
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Notice IN BqnBy.IDtcu.

United states OF America, Western District Of
Iennessae-ss
TBTs IS TO give nosioe that on the TIN dny of
February, AID, 1855 a warrant in bank.
ruptcy was issued against The eGtats Of
Leonard w. D~unRVanf,
OF Ripley, IA the county OF Lauderdale, and
STATE Of Tennessee, who has been adj
a bankrupt, on bis own petition; that
The payment Of6uy debts, and delivery Of anv
property belonging 10 suoh bankrupt, To him.
OF Tor his use, and The transfer OF properly
him, are fOrbidden by law that a meetfpu
OF the creditors of the ~. q bankrupt. To provs
tbeiF debt, and 20 choose one or more B~Sstguees
or ms estate, WILDE heid ats court OF banE-
10 be holden Al Trenton, Gibson county
Tenn, before q W. Haughetb ESQ, REGISTER. on
the 2sth day OF February, AID, 1865, at 10
o'clock s.m.
Memphis Tenn 18th day Of February, AD,
1853 M.TOGENY,
US. Marshal. as Messenger, Western Distric.
By J. n. CURRIE,
febiszt Deputy o. Marshal. as Messsnger.
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Adrninsstrafor,a Settlement.

In County Court Of Shelby County-To the
Heirs and Creditors OF samuel Hill, deceased (;
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ihaye aled nay
IN settlement Of the estate Of SalnueI Hill. de-
ceased, with the Clerk OF said Court, ana that /
viii apply ior confirmation of said settlement
at tins March term, 1855, of said Court, to be
held on the hrst Monday Of said month in the
In the City OF Memphis.
Al BARRETT, Administrator,
Approved January p, 1868.
EawAUn JOHN EOARUE. Clerk.
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Resfdent Notice.

No, 2io5-NeWton Ford Va. VII. Gaynor ct al.
TT appearing from adidayit in this cause that
the DESCENDANT, W. H Gaynor IS q non-Tes-
Dent Of Inc State ofTenuesses, and whose place
81 residence Is unknown;
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
Appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
city or Memphis, tennessee, on tho nrst MoH-
dav IN April ls6S, and plead, answer or de-
70 complainant bill, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed as 20 him and set for
hearing exparte; asd that a copy Of this order
IL publfshed once q week, for four successive
weeks, Ia the Memphis Appeal.
XU6UsTON ALsTON, Clark and Master.
LIB Mcfarland, Solicitor for CemplainsEh
fahl0 1eWfW4
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s~ANKRuPr,s SALE.

CASE NO. EsI-In the District Court Of the
X United States, for the District OF West
Tennessee. In the matter OF "a Beatas 3 Co.,
Bankrupis. Ia bankruptcy, District OF West
Tennessee
rls undersigned. assignee OF the estate OF
u, Beatus 4 Co, viii feil, at public auction. at
the strra, No $40 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
on WEDNESDAY, February "a, 1855. at no
o'clock AM, the entire stock OF Fancy Goods,
IeWelry, etc, nov in sore, 10 the
highest bidder, for ca h.
W. Y. CIKODE, Assignee, Eic.,
No 40 Main street, Waldran Block.
Memphis, Tenn, February ], AID, lS6a
fab2 Ills
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Mon- ReGfdeaf 800

IN ths Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. Bli-Fan Camp Bush Il Al a- -
Petit q SlddGns. Afm or
4 ear rom affidavit in this cause nh.s
Tue r J. Morton. IA a Do-----f
dent OF the state OF Tennessee.
a. tnsFelors ordered that he maks bts ~
PSasAles Courthouse tn the ~ftv -
o. Henphs 4enn-ron or before the Isr A0DdsV
n AaLeh. lsSa and plead, answer or dsmur q
~ olL or the tame VIII be taken
Relle and hat a copy OF this order Be nm
ltsns5 once a week for four sQcceesIVa veeksE
the Memphis Appeal.
A c0py-Attest:
ASTON, Clerk 4 Master
~ = BLACK Deputy ClerE 4 WaSfsr
a ~ G~s"lngley, SOls. FOR CompTL
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attachment Notice.

VIM. L. Cspell We. ]. B. and Susan s. Thornton.
Before me, James II. BOrum an Acting Justice
OF the Peace Tor Laudsrdale county and
state Of tennessee.
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendants in
~ this cause thai VIM. l.. Capeli, the plaintiff
IN this action, appeared before me, and MAKES
oath that the DEFENDANTS, to the best OF his
knowledge and belief, are about frsndulently
10 dispose of their property so as 20 avoid the
payment of the plaintiffs debt, and has OBJ
tanned The same defendants are hereby noti-
Hed 10 appear before me, on the 10th day OF
March, 1867, and defend the suit, or else the
same will hs heard ex parte.
JAMES q. BORUM, J. I.
This February 4th. 1858. Sebl4 laWsW
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o. AINSLIE
Cashier and Business Manager.

THE MEMPHIS: APPEAL, NOW IN IT'S
T~wenty-Ninth Year, is offered TO the reading
public OF Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Alabama. it is believed, with superior induce
ments to any that have ever bsen pre-
sented TO its numerous and rapidly in
creasing patrons. The stagnaton in fnan-
cial movements, the almost total cessation of
trade, the paralysis in agricultural operations
and the anomalous condition of political
affairs, instead OF counsenIng to inaction and
discouraging enterprise and energy, should
arouse our people to redouble their eKertions,
TO extend their enterprise, and to rely with
greater confidence and higher resolve upon
their own indomitabls and uneuenchable
courage and purpose. II there ever was a time
when the people should be
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Cnse No. 49.

In the District Court Of the United Ststes, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF heubes H<Abei, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
70 WHOM tfqay concern;
THE undersigned hereby Eiyes notice Of his
J a~ppoinEpelt IS assignee 81 heg5en ii.
Abel. in yns COUNTY OF Fayette and Sale
or Tennessee, within said distriet, who has
been adJudged q bankrupt upon his own
Position, by Inc District Court o. said district.
tlsmpnis, Tennessee, the Sotn day Of January,
AID ,JS2y
WILLIAM z. CLR0pE Assignee, Etc,
No. 80 Msinstrset, W&laran Book.
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RANKRuPr,s saLE.

CASE NO. 1as.-In the District Court OF tbs
4 United states, for the District OF West Ten
uess8e. IN the mztter Of solomon Cohen,
The undersigned, assignee OF the estate OF
solomon Cohen, will sell az public auction, at
the store No. $40 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
on FRIDAI February H,fSdS, attn O'Clock a ~.
the enUre stock in trade OF said bank s1pt, con-
sisung Of Boots, Shoes, Clotomg NOtiOGs, Etc,
to the highest bidder. for cash.
". H.CIRUDE, Assignee,
No. 40 Main street, Waldran HiOck.
Memphis, Tenn, February ist, AID, IS&
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake,

it is In such an emergency as the present. The
temptation is strong to despair, and to surren-
der to the influence OF fear and an almost
overwhelming oppession. II we listen 70 the
voice Of the Siren and give up 10 despair, we
are ost-irrecoverably lost. 1t behooves one
aud all to be up and doing, with a heart for
every fate, still achieving, stll pursuing" I'M
til the book OF our destiny shall be closed.
We should hear of no compromise to make
with the opposing genius OF decay and de-
struction, which is seeking TO drag us down.
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we expeI him from the land. Poverty comes
upon our beloved land and upon our patriotic
people alike an armed man" Like "an
armed man" we must assail him-wfth the
same Will, determination n courage with
which he marches upon ourhomes and hearth
stones. In such an emergency.
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attachment Notice.

State OF Tennessee, Haywood county,
Matthias Jones We. George Pereiysi.
IN this cause Il appeazing by ahdavi % the
1 plaintiff thas the defendant. Gsorge Perci-
val, "a Justly indebted t. said plsfntif, and is \
nonresident OF estate, so that the ordinary
process Of The law cannot be served Op aim,
and al original attachment having Seen levied
on hts property;
IL is therefore ordered, Thai publication be
made in the Mem phis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the city Of Memphis, for fsur sac
csssiFe weeks, commanding the said George
Fercival 10 appear before me, or sOms other
Justice Of the Peace for said county, at NY
OGic-, in the town Of brownsville, GA Jhe l4lh
day OF Mach next. lSeS, and make defense to
said suit against him, or IL viii be proceeded
with eX parte.
ROBERTS. THOMAS, J, p,
fehll Wit FOR Hay god CounlY.