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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

Greef Bfstrsb8sfo1 by abe 1etTes
Gift SO.-Cash Siris 20 sire Amount
$3.50 0o6-Eyery Ticket Drn=s -
5cash glfts,each $1,000 20 cssh siis. ea-hs
To SEQ IAI
% l.flg SIC
50 E:eSsnt Rosewood Pi-ECs. each $40 To-
\ y MeioSeols e-cu - %
$50 Sewing Ma@hjnes, % 90
Goo Fine Goid WatCle. IS.
Casa Prizes silver Ware. etc, Al vsiu5S
81 OC,0Ut.
chance 20 draw any OF The above pIirsa
-. ricketts, ue-cri1lng Frlz5s are sail
envelopes and well mixed. On receipt 81 I
SEA1EO TICKET IS draw Without Ctoic4
sent by mail 10 any address. The priEa naE
upon 70 vii be delivered 20 tire ticket-hE
on p-ymentO Of OSE DOLLAR. Prizes ersiun
alaLeiy sent 20 any address By express -
turn AaiL
You win knav what your prize IS be1orey
pa for t. Ang prlzs a1t1HgeE for Caotka
same value. 40 blanks OuC patrons CO
pend on fair dealing.
EEEEHENCEs: Ke-select tire fciloWiR
many who have Iafslydr2wn valUGbl
and kindly permitted rs u pub IsE lhf
II. wilkins, bunal", @-v AEs ADui4
Chicago. F1anO, 80 Jrlu y. Moss
VILE, Slua} Msss EHnaaa " a-wOrLn.f a
Piano. SO Rev. T. A. Day, New Oriear
We publish 70 NAMES without pr-ufa1ieuM
OPLNiOSS OF tEE PRESS --fne l-rm -
bl5 and deserves Then sUCeeEs.- rs II
nune, Aug ; We know then 20 De a fz
dealing hm."-S- i. Herald, Aug. =. 81
friend OF ours drew q So prize, which "
prompt received. -4isily News sept.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements 7
Agents S4tisfl1tioa E~aaraItezc EEery p1c
Hgs OF Sealed Envelopes Contsin o&[lil
alFr. six Tickets Tor 49, IS fcr
1aHEk, ~FEsuE a 20.
uovgD I'm Hz3 Bread WAY - z.
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SUNDAY APPEAL
HOLLY TINE.

The wood is barren - tie void,
The leaves have rusted org ago:
The flowers have pevished OH cold
Mo- even the hot maFizoid
In holly time.
The wind rend ont the empty nest,
The rOEin shivers in his song.
There il no wATmthiu Natures breast
Faint CLEANS Of briga.aess at the best,
In holly time.
Netsweet as days when skies are blue,
And cherries refden O. the wall
When blossoms. fei with sun and dew.
Thar beauty silently renew
Yea, sweeter. more desired OF all
Is holly time.
For now, ss 1.-THE I~ncarnale Word
Walked II again. the s'erlls earth
Remembering the glad tfdluss heard
or angels, to It's heart isS,lrrtd
With promPtlngs Of tNewing birth,
Joy IN lies pulses throbS aud burns,
The Hours, star crested, sweep along,
Shedding delight fton trimming urns;
Youth to the heart OF age returns,
And fans IA asheu brands OF song
thoIy time.
The sacred heartbs whence yule-names rise,
Are affairs wlerSon, each apart
The households offer sacrifice
Dat OF the tsnde Eanctities
And suPerstitions OF the heart,
This holly Tine.
Thus do celestial giimpsss bless
The stricken world, as though It's WoeS,
lis sins, its sOTrows tathomlesS,
Had ending, and the wilderness
Began to blossom like The rose.
IN holly time.
(WILLIAM SAWYER.
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FINANCE AXD qRABE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY AFPENA,1
MEXPB1s. December 20. 1858.

This has been an active day in money
circles. Coming between . holiday and
Sunday it could not well be otherwise.
at this season OF the year currency is
ea~sy-enough go 70 do q little Ia the way
Of discounts where the applicant happens
TO be 2 customer, but others dod it hard
work to realise except upon good eollst-
ersl, and bnt few of our banks are willing
to tie up money ia this way. Tie de-
msUd for exchange hsa been active from
all branches OF trade, and Eastern re-
mittaDces are quite large, though there
is a considerable amount also going to
New Orleans in payment for coffee, sugar
and molasses. Rates are firm
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WATCHES FOR THB BILLION.

TIE Oroide Sold Wstsh Company msnufse-
/ tUre on strictly sCisl.1c principles tstyls.
finish and color IS ccTu1 sctft s fc emile o. D =
msst rare and costly description Of Col
W1iches.
T.ey ERE Iaau1f& tured WITH Hurti-sC Cases
Gaai-h' and geute1aeuFb have superb bHiss
movements geiesied -nglls-tIrnsd, with con-
peDsstfo1 spifsi spring
RGilood C0H2aEt0ls EhQflcr4 ErprsssuisH-
the most ELActiug q our cG--ou8af-u+ve
thoroughly demonstrated he strength. dura-
bititv. accuracy ard ui fEy Or tESJoc-simGs
WGLham E0tchss, and pronounce tnSm fuvul-
usole as reliable tims-EeepsIs-
Fine swiss SIS Faan- AaeTic01t
fac st1lde BdLhGm Htaches. 1ul Fzescd. SD,
Cargs0H3steT Balance, - EACH Ela 5gatsly au-
graTed with Usw and royel designs. Each
v sich IS warranted b. special cerIde2ts iron
the Oroide Cod watch company.
Also. magnificent Oroids sold Cnsins 2.c8
and s. each sent everywhere, to be paid *
on delivery
cur customer are En7pised free win ~
Pick pocket Detective and Watch Euald a
mai ed separately on receipt Of 81 cents -
Genuine Oroids Gold watches can Only Ds
tanned by ordering directly from us
JAMsS AONBJE ca,
Importers amt IauuEetursrs.
nOvScm les Broadway. rev Ns-f
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cooking 50 5ug4 COY 'OSo ." ,
HEANS-Gooa supoly OF all kinds. NAVY
o9,i a. - 3gS 50per hushti; Mixed 81 EoaS-
BUTIER-Choice Western aud eo1e-sea
6n11erls nyul al 4lS45e Good is dull at case.
sA50iNG--Stock Moderate ana demaua
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TRANSPORTATION.
lEMPHIS ARD LITTLE ROCA
RAIL h O A d.
II " .
Open to RGad1son

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
" ner z, 1906 Tire train on The eastern Division
u this hot wI-i III regularly a. .oliows.
SONG ~ E-E CaYeS Hopsfaid AfOndEy,
y ednesLa- - friday Al 53J an, and arriye
at Madison az q clock pm.
Co3iS4 EA5E- leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday ana Saturday at 7.sJ Il IN. arrive III
dopeueld Gt 1 O'Clock pm, aud Memphis al
ASJ pm.
L rerryboat Eevads leaves the loot Of
Union stiCet Al = n
Tickets Tor sale al ali the Railroad Ticket ofi-
ces in the city.
Freisats Ior Madison or way stations received
Vt. "A. Patterson q Co, AZ their Whari-bOeL
loot Of Union street.
Freight 30 Way Stations must be prepaid.
50 U11cs OF Road, so. y Jefferson street.
au3 u =. W. Robertson, Gen. Sup't.
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RUN AS FOLLOWS,

Both Trains cOEEect Tor Nashville,
The SIS pm connects FOR cairo and St. LouIs.
arriving at st. Louis al 1859 pm. next day.
Through Tickets a! Rednced Ratss,
Csn be procured at the Coupsny's ONCE, s33K
Nam street, and At Depot, mead or Main street,
sS Baggage Checked AT Depot or by the Mem
phis City transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
Tsts Residences, or on board pUAls, 10 ali prin-
cspal points East and North.
3AM. Is. JONES superintendent,
asa HILL passenger Agent. sepls
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Conn1nissioner,s Notice.

Wm. ?. Meilen, Trustee, and The Unitsd States
aud Others, against The New orleans and
ONO Bsiroad CSmpsng and OthCrs.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. BlanI
Ballsrd. Judge Of tbs United tiaes ui3-
t-frt Court Tor tho DsEi1t OF kentucky, q
SnsefaI COmmtssioner IN the above style case.
10 a1dit and make oEt fut and c-mpiete 70
mort to sai1 Court cf ali bonus and cOuHoDs yet
1ppais. secured sT tte first n~lQrtgage. 2 aho
nv ms second mortsags OF the said New Or
leans ard Ohio Ea4irosd Company, a1d 10
whom due. AID the names o. me ho-cen
thereto respectively:
TharefQre. N0ticE Is hereby gives to al oc3a
holTerz as aforesa 4. % come forward p rn-
eart AID fle with me, Is said ComiuSsiouer. 81
nv once. ia The ely o. PacucaI ard Stale OF
Tsnruekv, al bonds being ire List SIG sacon1
roorfgace Of said NV Oh. esns and Utio Hlaii-
r~Sd CouDapy and coupons thereto oel longing
and unpzid, o. OF eef0fe the second dentay IA
Sfsreh i29. v. Il. Jones
$500 nm Special Commissioner,
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REGULAR

So so per Annum,
ST % per Six Months or
rs cts. per Three Months.
OF Clubs OF two or more VIII Be sdpr
ned nt So 90.
Fs-The columns Of the APPEAL viii be de-
voted to the --LATEST NEWS, TEIsEGRAPH Re-
PORTS, and choice selections of READrso
MATTER.
gspeeial attention will be given to Our
MARkEr REroHrs. No effort viii he spared to
advance SOUTHERN ISrEREsrs and SOUTHERN
E-STsRPR'sEa.
ST The stirring events OF the present day
make it necessary for every man to become a
subscriber to a good newspaper. Tozupply this
want we offer the APPEAL at the above ex-
trennely low rates, confident that tbs price Is
the reach Of an. We promise that the
APPEAL as heretofore. shah continue to give
universal satisfaction.
So Remlttances can be made either By Post
ONES Money Order or by Registered Letter.
nE- Postmaster throughout the United States
requested to act IS Agents.
AINsLEE, SkEATIEG & so,
AEaitors and Propriescrs.
Memphis, Tenn.
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Cx1CIEEAr
TRUsT SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE-By vi-tU' ola Deed OF
L Trust executed By Hira4 Is7l on tse 4bh
day OF Gsrcn. A.D., l51s, N JONES Lee. Jr.,
Trustee, to seruTs the rayuclt or c6rsaia
prOmissOry notes mentioned and Ge-crIuel
therein, tbs same being d1s aud unuafi- sad
oesd OF trust is recorded IA Ihe keglsiers Office
q. Upton c11uty. stats 81 TeDuessEe. "a BOOK
4. pag ; ~. 81 ard S2ani for 1mcrs minute
description % the lan1s aud note ulsuti med
therein. reference is herein made suj hy
sirfue Of ana iu pursusncs Of tls uJn0uty ia
Qe vested by ssid deed.1 VIII,
Oa Monday 5ssuary 4, 1859.
At The couIthougH dor. N the city OF sicm-
Piis, shelby csunty, Tenn, p-ueee9to sell TO
Lks nIsuest bidder, Tor cas1. tue fsii5EiuE tract
OF land. described IS follow, vE: BEGINNING
at a stake on the bank OF toe t-.sspli river,
the sOuthT est corner OF the ESQ acre rract, Eo-
81, -U2, in the name o. stephen Safes thence
raining up me river with IFS mesudels 20 To-
east marked II. D." On The bank Or she river p;
thence south q cheins 10 r. STAKE CT the south
Boundary line OF salC ant thence vest l2
chains 50 links 20 lie LegtEuauE. market Tot.
No. Z, on the pan Of TIE division 81 sald land
in the Gaze OF Miles keFret al, GgaiD.t Orren 3
Rstemgn petition for sale OF land Ia the
Upton COunty Great Court, cautalui2g 5l
acres more Og less, lyt0z aEd beng in ssti
county OF ripton, >tsset II renuss7e e. TIE sale
to be wi hin iegil hours. Title sid % De good,
but l only convey ss IIu lee. q
delS Nv JAMES LEE, jE-- Trustee
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2Ssh Day of Defender, A.D. lSSs,

At the courthouse door n the town or Austin
In ths county CT Tunica- stats OF Eisissiyp.k
proceed To sell 70 che highest btsdar. for rssh 4
tue oliOwing lands a. described ia said Deed o.
Trusf. a follows, to wit; All OF section sever
"a OF Township % Of Range eleven. llA. west
lying and beingin aid iunica unf and Stale
of Mississippi. Sa within lEwful hours. TITLE
70 be good, but I vii sell MY a.
Trustee. J. I. SAMPLE. IrDStea.
October Is. 1853 ooZ7 tds
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Cid Reliable" Memphis and Hhlle-
GlVer Us. Ksil Packet Company,
Semi Weekly Line.
- - -

TUE splendid sids-wheeI steamers LIBERTY
4 No. 2, and AAYFiON Err, will form a
Seml-Wesky line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 3 o'ciOtk p.m., connecting al
nsVau's Biu6 win trains Of-ths Little Eock
Railroad for LisLle Rock and Got Springs. Re-
t~uruing, VIII leave Jacl s8upuTt every Tues
day and Friday at S estate and Deyalps Bluff
every Wednesday andS gtgriny at l. O'Clock N.
The Liberty. No. 2 AMI nayflower viii make
cloEe connections a. l,e HOUtaOf White river
with the steamer Gu-d 10 for Pine Bluff. Fare
70 Pin Bluff, So 90: Freight, 80 cents per 100
pounds.
The steamers Economist and Hamilton viii
run between Little ROck and Fort Smith in
connection with this line and the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given FOR freight 10 al
points between Little Rcek and Fort Smith.
Insurance one-hGJ per cent LE5S by thfs
route than any other.
JOHN b. DAVIS. Superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, SCENTS,
ocS9 u No 2g0 Front Row.
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IN a dispute about some matter, a few
days ago, a negro drew his pistol and
shot Dir. Jas. A. Gleason, Of Charlotte,
\. c., through the heart, killing him in
stantly. Intense excitement prevails in
that community.
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DE Monday. Jaauary 4, 1859.
TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue or q Deed CT Trust executed By
- VIM ID. Fly on the ID n day Of March, A ID.
1853. to John y. Tr0t-er, IruscGE. 80 secure The
payment OF certain promissoEy Eolea paEAAE
a. follows, TO wit. One note FOR Fix thousand
collars, due and payable - Catherine r. Free
man on the Aln day OF January, A-L- ISG1,
WITH ten per cent. Interest from date, and dated
the III OF Marca. A ID. 1874. one note OF the
same date for six thousand SIX hundred IS lEl.
dollars. payRb e 20 athe-ine =. freeman on
nom date. Hrd enc note Of same usts for ak
thO-saud sig hG3dred Is ll cellars, payabsa %
Catherine = frseln1t1 win egA interest uom
bafe Clerks Office u Tu1tco county, state OF
Wissfzgfppt. IN Box f. OF tas rec0Ec o. deeds
ard IN pursaancs OF o - cree OF The Chancerv
CONT OF said Tunica c~nntJ, male Al fhe April
term thereof A-D. loA, investing myscd with
Ieath 81 tha szid Jnc. ID. TrO.ser. Trustee ~
af0rgSaid, haVing been sslsG 70 aalG Chan
cery Court, 1 will, on the
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CoFTOE.

There were no Liverpool dispatches to-
day. The New York market opened
quiet and weak, with Low MidnliDgs
nominaliy 24lc Uplands 25c; Orleans
25!e; Good Mlddlipgs 26c. AT noon
there was very little doing. At pm. il
was quiet but steady at > pm it
was trm with q moderate demand, and
prices q shade better; Low Middilngs
2ll9242c Upland5 25925Ie; Orleans
z5Ag254e ! GOOD MiddIings 265. 1t was
quiet bat firm at ths close. Sales 1890
bales. The New O.lesns market at IL q.
"a. was frm with moderate demand
Middlings 234c. AT 2:I5 p. II. it was
u~uehaBgsd. sales $500 bales. The alb
senee OF cable news, the state OF the
weather, the indiff-IeEcs OF holders, the
day being Saturday, the hops that prices
wiz De still better next wesk, were q few
OF ~thseauses which operated on this mar
ket and caused it to be one Of the quletest
Of the season. Only a few bsses we've
sold upon a basis OF 234@233o for Mid
aiings. We quote nominaliy Is follows:
Orulaary..... ..-...... -..........----...... 2llZ82
ooSN CaN-AaAs -y.H3-r4
-" = 900
25Zut25H
SSIaCt A-u4tI Z n O.
OSOS ZlzU21
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WOLVES
Schiedam Schn apps.

THE shove Medicinal Beverage Is manufac-
tured by the proprietor, a. his dlstilleTy, N
SchiedRm, Helgnc, expressly for medicinal
uE6.
IL is now some twenty years siucs the pro
prietOr rstintrotucsd1 II 10 the American pub
lie. and CuTiHE that time he mas resolved over
three thousand letters from Physicians incOrs-
ing It - the pursst liquor thsy have ever used
IN heir pEHcuce2
Iii mace nom barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care rom the psOJuct o.
The most celebrated grain-grOwing d.stri Is, f.
favored with the essence Of the ronG 1uui-
per-bsrFy Of Italy, and isrecttned Ivy a peculiar
process, which sx9els EOm he Split every
scrid particle.
As a means Of preventing and correcting the
d'sagresable and often dangerous eject pro
Guced upon tho stOmaoh ana bowels By q
change OF water visitation TO which travel
en-, Aew settlers, aud all uBseolimsted persons
inthk West, the South, and Southwest are pc
cu1arly lable-the rcHIEDAM
viii be found absolutely infaillols /
while ia cases OF Grop-y. gravel, obsiTuctiOns o.
the kidneys, diseases q the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, q Is recon-
mended most enPhafeaiiy by the most dis
tf 9uiEhsc members OF the medical profession.
It Is put up IN quart and PIN bottles, In
cases, with the name OF the Undersigned on
aebottie and cory, and q fac-simile OF his sig
Haturson the laaSi. For sale BY ali respectable
druggists and country msrehsnts.
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COTTON s-rArEMEYr.
CaAanze oE oozsEaos,

Phe receipts sad exports above are for
the past two days. Weeks receipts,
SS54 bales exports, $3.50 bales received
last week. 1905 bsles; received for the
corresponding week last year, lO,957.
Foe total receipts at this port last season
from ls5 September to December 27th,
wss Il4,2 rs bales, showing au Increase
this year Of IA 1913 bales. There was re-
ceived from December Ist last year to
December % inclusive, 1892 bales,
against 80 ST. bales this year. Stock on
December 10Th last season, 1858
bales, with Miidlings l3@13i3. The New
York statement for the. week is as fol-
Weeks sales, II $50 bales weeks
receipts, 6ooO gross, Is. $40 exports,
9465 4; stock, 81 eco r cei9ts for lie
week 81 all United States ports, IS coo,
This shows al iac-ease OF goo bales in
stock since last week, and \ falling If OF
1000 o@les in receipts at all ports for the
week.
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WRIGHT, HeKISIOK Il WRIGHT,

a n evs at Law.
upstairs .S | nll M M5li, sms Block, EOz. 5 and 4,
"aoueyfn Atreet. dao7
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt Sale Of Personal
Property.

q u - q T'--I|H N---I|-.|7
BY virtue OF general order OF sale entered by
the District COnrt OF the UHited states Tor the
District OF West Tennessee, on The 18TH cay Uf
December, AID. 1873. 1 viii proceed % Sen On
Tuesday, January s. 1859,
To the highe-t and best b.cder, FOR CASH, At
the rooms OF the Chamuer OF Commerce, in
Odd-FeIlows' SAL Memphis, Tenn, between
the hours OF 9 O'Clock am and 4 o'clock p.m.-
and commencing at 10 o clock am of SAD day,
all the ught. tile and iEteTe Z, leg q ana sqgita-
BILE, which belonged q ssit several LaEkrupts
at Inc dates OF ding their respective petitions
personal property, tO-wlt All the bills Of
exchange. bonds, prOnissOry uafes, securities,
debts, GUmguds. claims. eqEilies, accUuuLs,
books OF account, cdos9s In action, and AL ana
singular the personal effects and ssss's q said
b8~nbrupss of tvGIy Eind and description.
Sais r~OsiLtVs, and possession given lmme-
diafely. Nm. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, Tenn. December p, EHS. de2f2w
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Quickest Route to New YORK

AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTzERN CT rIla
Is BY gHE-
Memphis d Louisville & 3. Lille.
FG0 SchedaJe, September -. 1865.
DeubIe Badly Through Trains
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Spicer &C Sharpe.
3J& MAIN STREET,

HAGEYNEY BLOCK.
A RE RECEIVING ny EVERY PACKET
n and by kaii, fres1 additions 10 thsir large
stock Of Choice Groceries.
Davis New Star breakfast bacon,
Davis New Star Hams.
Davis' Reef Tongues
New Figs and RnIsins,
choice Teas,
Pure Spices.
CHOICE FLOUR At Low PRICES.
0ur goods are fresh and carefully selected.
Families will ind al they want. We will suit
you in prices end goods.
deN tt sPICER q sHAEPE
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FOR Il HoLlDM

Great D-istrsbn.ioa by ths detTes
$3.50 oo0-Eyery Ticket Drn= a -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-21

VIRGINIA, to wit I'm tho Circuit Court of
afYAFaisfax county, April rules, 1868, Benja-
min IT, eHiggs, on his own right, and as E1ecu-
tor of Sarah Riggs, complainant, VS.. Robert
i oso, A. w. Edge and Laura, his wife, late
Laura Rose; Frank Rose. Charles Rose, Hen.
) ~ Rose, Sally Rose Ida Higgs, infant child Of
John II. Riggs, deceased. defendants.
{. Mem Tho object of this suit is to obtain :
decree for division Of the personal estate OF
Sarah Higgs,i deceased and for q distribution
of the same, according to the will Of said Sarah
Higgs.
d # appearing by affidavit fled that the above
named defendants are non residents of this
State, it is ordered that they appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect their interests:
A copy, tcste. w. l.. EDWARDS,
..1.a4I.', s, -9 Clerk pro tenn.
Love, P. O. ap 8-law4w
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THE GAZETTE.
r11FsDAY EVENING, APRIL 81.
{ THE London Money Market Review, Apr

ai5scTbe London Money Market Review, April
5afb contains an article on the loan of e2,5OO
4 ono made to the Confederate government dur
mo its existence, and announces that invest
,s continue to be made in the bonds, with
the anticipation that as the market for them is
limited, q further rise was not improbable. The
article is chiefly designed to show the legality
Of the loan; as sustained by the decisions in
England and America, the latter by the U. ;.
Supreme Court In the case of Mauran VS.: the
New England Marine Insurance company, IN
which the de tdcto character OF the Confederate
government was admitted.
IA. T. Stewart, dry goods dealer, Of New
York, is having completed a magnificent store
on the block bounded by Broadway, Fourth
avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets, and which
will be opened for business the coming month.
Among other appurtenances a lunch apart
ment has; been handsomely fitted up where
substantials and fluids of a recherche class and
variety will be served to the custo merS.
2o:i DR. Robley Dunglison, professor of physiol
ogy;in the Jefferson Medical College in Phila,
delphia, has resigned his position in conse'
quence of impaired health. DR.. Dungllson has
been connected with the institution tor long
period, and has occupied the position OF dean
' for many years. ~
: A number Of stalks Of winter wheat grown
in, Georgia, already headed, have been on eX'
hibition at the New York Produce Exchange,
and Judging from these a portion OF the CROP
would Be ready for harvesting IN about two
= yneks fs.rE f.,i.r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-21

VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
" Fairfax county, April rules 1858, Caleb
Gushing against w. r. MILAN, Sheriff of Fair
fax county, and as such Administrator Of O. B.
Yermilion, Stephen Brady and Ellen Brady
!: his wife, late Ellen Hays, the heirs at law of
Mary Sanford, late Mary Thompson, the heirs
at law Of Amelia Hays and Nancy Vermlion,
If alive, and if dead her heirs at law, defts: In
chancery.
! Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain a
decree for the division Of q tract of land in the
county of Fairfax, containing 2ls acres, former
ing to the rights Of the parties interested ; and
for sale Of the interest OF, shares OF the said
defendants in one moiety thereof. ......
It appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
fendants, Stephen Brady and Ellen Brady, his
wife, late Ellen Hays, are non residents OF this
State, and that the heirs at law of Mary San
1870, late Thompson, the heirs at law OF Amelia
hays and Nancy Vermilion. if living, and the
heirs at law. if dead, are unknown to the com
plalnant' It Is ordered that they appear within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests. /
A copy, teste. W. L. EDWARDS, /
Clerk pro tenn.
Love, +. u. ap S-1aw4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-21

VIRGINIA, to wit:-In tho Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, April rules, 1863, Richard
q; Cockerille, Assignee Of Mark X, o: longs, ana
G. Jones, deceased, against Dennis Johnston,
administrators of John r. Johnston, deceased,
Marcia A. ohnston, George J. and Eliza +;
John r. Johnston In chancery.
Mem Tho object of this suit is to obtain a
decree for the sale of tract of land, in the
county Of Fairfax, containing 1913 acres, called
Benvenue, being the Same tract of land convoy
ed to Alfred Moss by the said John L. John
ston to secure debt therein mentioned, to sat-
isfy and pay complainant the sum of $1,000, with
interest from January l, 1859.
p 1t appearing by affidavit fled that tho said
Marcia A. Johnston, George J. and Eliza e.
Johnston, are non residents of this State it is
ordered that they appear within one month af-
tor due publication hereof, and Go what Is ne
cessary to protect their interests.
A copy, teste. W. Il. ED W AkDS, +.
Love, p. @. Clerk pro tenn.
q ap 8-law4w