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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS.-Gen. Howard
yesterday addressed a circular to the
agents Of the Aid Society and the officers
of the Freedmeu's Bureau, aud to the
pastors Of the colOred peoples churches
in the District Of Columbia, saying that
a number Of people living in aud around
the District Of Columbia, or at present
coming to this city and Georgetown.
Others who have been procured homes
ia the North and West, are to some eX-
tent spending what they have earned in
returning to Washington The destitu-
ton il this city is already considerable,
and Increasing, as you are all aware, 90
account Of the large humber of en-
ployees that have been discharged by the
different branches Of the Government,
together with the suspension Of the vari-
Gus industrial operations by reason Of the
severity Of the weather and from other
causes. Please use all the Influence you
can exert to check this immigration, and
urge upon every able-bOdied man and
wOuIaa out of employment the necessity
of seeking homes ia other places, and adj
wise those who are rezdy to apply to the
employment agents in b different parts
OF the city for assistance and procure
places
NEW YORK, January 18.-The Worlds
Washington special says he is officially
informed that the President will issue no
OrdeEst 10 Stanton, and tae latter can ia
sue none by the Presidents authority.
It is alleged that at the Cabinet meeting
on Friday the members compared notes
with what took place on Tuesday,
when Grant was present, and they agree
that Grant admitted the correctness Of
the Presidents statemeHts of the agree
| ment between himself and Mr.. johnson,
namely Grant would hold on to the Of
fee or give the President timely notice to
enable him to appoint another Secre.
tsry. The President expressed himself,
Friday, 10 the most positive manner, re-
specting the revolutionary measures now
Being put through Congress. If Congress
so euScts rs to deprive him Of any por-
ton Of bis constitutional authority, the
Executive, who was as directly elected
by and as directly represents the people
| as Congress does, may be expected to re-
sist such enactment with all the power
at his command. His right and duty as
COMMANDMENT Chief of tine army, Of
which it Is proposed to deprive him in
the pending reconstruction, are among
the chief prerogatives which Mr.. john
son VIII consistently defend.
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EGAL-


DY virtue OF q deed OF rust made to me by
- John II. Fetersor, and recorded in the Roy
ister's office Of Shelby county. in book No. ~.
part list. pages 40, 81 aaa AS, 7 viii sell 20 the
highest bidder for CASE, toe 1CLQWing described
Lot or tract o. land lying In shelby county
Tennessee, about three quarters Ul IA mile from
Court square, 10 VII; being part % County Lot
No. 529 on the north SIDE OF the Raleigh rOut-
commencing on tbs vest side Of an alley about
(l eight feet vile, Running thence west with
said Raj ign road tE) eighty-th ee 4ept thence
north with the plank feuc now On -sld Got,
about so five hundred feet, m re- or less. TO
the back OF said fence theme east with salJ
back fence to3i eg ty-Lhr6e feet 90 the east fence
now on said Let; thence On a line with said
east fence Is 0} tive hundred feet, more or less,
10 tue b. ginning. EqCity of redemption 10 this
property is waived, and titia 70 tie same be-
Iieved to be perfect, but / convey as trustee
OnIy.
Place OF sale-s0uthesst corner Of Court
Square.
germs-Cash.
Time OF SaIe-MOSpAY. February r., les.
There Is situated on tuls lot an e-cZa-t ct
tage with four rooms and servants IO1m and
kitchen, ana Othe- neccs-a sy imp DyeuIsnts.
jaI6 ids s. H. ~GUN~CJAIB, Trustee.
EVenfnR Ledger COPY.
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NheriT.,e NnLR.


ONTHE FOURTH AONDAY
~ 1858, I viii Ouer for sale, at ire Courthouse
door OF the Circuit Court o. shelby county,
Tennessee, in the city of Memphis, for cash,
a tract Of land lying near or adjoining fisher
vile, II the Ninth civil District o. SnelDy
county, Tennessee, and bounded on The S nth
by The lands OF J. F, Duval, on the east and
norlh by The lands Of IF ~Grauobery, and on
the west By the lands OF H. c. Stark, deceased
Bsginulne at a postOak running north 81 poles,
more or less. to W. O. Lancasters Line thence
east "A poles % Inks thence north 81 poles
thence O. BeDj. ". Webbers Line thence south
1867 poles 70 a STAKE and pos oak and redOak
poinfers tod. P. DuVals line 10 the beginning,
containing ninety-hve 1857 acres, being the
property now Occupied by A W. Pride. and
levied upon as the property OF the SAID a W.
Irfde 70 satisfy three executions ] hold against
hiuf from tins Circuit Court OF shelby county,
TennFssee-two in favor Of II. p. Roberts ior
two hund1ed and hfty-tWo forty-nVe-On6
huudIedaL dollars tS252 45) each, with interest
ana cot. judgments rendered March 3, ISL
enc of tho Dove executions subject 70 a crgdit
Z one hundred dollars One IN favor Of VIM
J.. Ddval, administrator de bonis nOn,e strts
OF +. A Piyne, decsaeed-iuogneut rendered
18th Septen8 Der, 1865, in fsV r OF II. Rodgers,
administrator T.. Payne. deceased, and re-
vtged 24th September, 1857, in name OF said
Vim J.. uval, administrator etc, twenty-five
hundred and nity-One eleYen-one hundIedth
d03lars. wit. interest ana cost
Sale between The hoursof 70 an. and pm.
p. N. WISTERS. sheriff.
By F.. W. CALDWELL, Deputy Sheriff.
deogI laW4W
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Non-Residsns ana Iasolgss.e \ of7ee

In the ChsncsV court Of Memphis Tenn
No Z58- ". I'D B. Mercer. A~dmfnkfres,-
Of l. T. B ton deceased, IS. Martha R5H1o
john Bolton et al
Il a9reartug from aHdavftin this cause .hat
LINE d~elsnosnts Martha Bolton, job Balfou-
Alice EoitOn. Lh2s BoltoE, sale Bolton sn-s
Lucas Bolton are res-deuts or the tate ~ 49,
slaHppl leo Galluu and vie, Jusff e Hauum
DORA Do4i-Al are RESIDENTS " the state of Ar
kansas ana all EOl-ra.iCears or the state a.
Ieune-see- And al c~te1lt0ns o. the Esfate az
J. l. boitons C-eease1, whose names and re.f-
dences sIe u~uknoWu-
IL - therefore ordered thai said ~sfeua.
make their appearance Eerefr af r.o fo--f
house IN the Cicy Of Memphis Tenn. On - -
Ife b1e hNst @gn1ag o. F~r1r1afy. IsH. 20
plead, arsEero o. deuur to Com laflalf- O5iat-
mai abd Amended biu, aud taa.aG &c -se-f1s-.
Of the Estate OIL l. Bolton. recess-E -
lorward and exhibit ihsir c-uards ami 49,
themselves made parties 10 said Bill OF cr re-
fore the grH S9nd0Viu APul, 1871. or me same
vi BE- tazeu Tor couf-sssu A. 10 item 40 -
ior heauug eIparte. and that a COPY al thfs
order be putGtshrd once a week frr f,nr ~
cessive weeks, IN the Mslphs appeaL.
4 Copy ait Sc
AOHCS4O& AL7lgAf Clerk and Master.
Galloway & Reeves, So s. for CoIabIainsnf
AamH-HnmH-m
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake.

Il 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 10 the
voice Of the Siren and give up to despair, We
are lost-irreeoverahly lost. It behooves one
and all to be up AMI doing, with a heart for
every fate, stIl achieving, stiu pursuing m
I'll the book Of our destiny shall be closed.
v e should hear Of no compromise 10 make
with the opposing genias Of decay and de-
stTuction, which IS seeking 70 drag US down.
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we expeE him from the land. Poverty ccmes
upon our beloved land L upon our patriotic
people like an armed man." Like "an
armed man" we must aszalI him-with the
same win, determination ard courage with
which he marches upon ourhomes and hearth
stones, In such AZ emergency,
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Wednesday, January Is, Is6s.
No. o. r DIUaioa Rsak q tennessee v b

No. sc, z D.-UniOu Bank Of Tennessee ". B.
l. Arm6tFong q al.
d. virtue Of an iuterl0cutory degrees made in
. the above cause, 1 viii sell At Pablo auction
10 tie highest bidder, az The Courthouse door IN
file city Of Memphis, Tannessee, on WEDNE=-
DAE January -, 1865, betwecl tie hours or 10
am. and ~ m-i the following described real e.
Jate. to-Wlts
Figsl-A lot or parcel o. land bounded a. FOL
lows; ~begiuning at e stake In the Meaghis
and Germantown FLANK Road on the north Ice
Or the 81 G-lJ acre tract purchased - - n.
Irrelevant Of Kennel Garieft, thence running
south 6s east 10 chains ana @I1Es 70 a STAKE
In tIo same load ana On rhe same line, themes
ssgth ~ chaias and - LINKS to q STAKE, thence
slutn Il chains and 81 Ink to the beginning
containing acres more or less.
Heccmd-Alsn,l Z-l09 acres bounded as fol-
lows. Begt0n-uB a. a stake on the southwest
cornerOfa % acre tract sole b. y. NJ T~Tezevant
u - ~ ArmstronRf runniug Themes easCJ-0
cusina and 2fIuEs u stake Ok so theasr cor
hGAss Themes norm 2chaiBs aud ~ links % the
beginning.
fhird-A lot De scri5ed as f0Ilows. Beginning
a. q stake on ~ Alartfu's street 50 feet Forth "
Matilda James' present south corner, thence
Dortn Win the east line DL SAID 81 Martin 3
street % eet to a stake. therce east yerpen-
dicUlaFt 10 -. Martins street % Bayou Gay Os0.
Bayou Gsy-sO to a line ZI8 feet from ard par
ai.el TO the last line, thence vest 20
the beginning.
Fyufth-TWo lots OF Iand-oue -. the other
10 acres, beng dover land OF Ms 1fLmar Bet
Us, willow Of TiLiman Eettis, deceased
IFkMS or sALE-Cm a credit Of SIX ard
tweiYs ID and - months. Notes with good SCI
Falch2se money. Equily % redemption bar ell
nEa41 A.AAcLO ". L.cTE & Master
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-Resident Notiee.

Ia the Chsucsry Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
no. EDEMary o. Murdoch aud LEaA y Jeu-
kiuE. who sue by their next Tiruut 1rpoEe
F~esssuts, vs. GeOtg6 Lincoln anu osAeia
~ su,.srrp frssD aHdavit in this cause thai
az dafeadanta Thomas e. hurcDeE and
Gaorga euktn are uOu-rssideuts Of the state
90 tennessee
ii therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, Al the CouTihouze Ia the
CITY o. Memphis, Tennessee, On the nrst Non
daV IA February. l56S, and plead, answer o.
deuur TO complainant bin, or tie same viii be
taken 1oT contest as 20 them ana set foE hear
fuz eKpaTts aud that q copy Of lhls order be
prbHshsd once a week. for four successive
week. 10 the Memphis Appeal.
A couy-Attesfs
ATGusTON ASTON, CLERK and Master.
Heisksi a Scott, solicitors for Complainant
a.-ne nawnaw
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Attachment Suit.
Court Of Memphis.

CLERKS OFFICE, December 5th. 1867.
Angelo Mare, plaintiff, We. Joseph Oishei. dsFt,
A for attachment having been
"A made IN this case Ia pursuance of Sec. ion
S.45' Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and return ed ~ the proper
ofdcer +" levied, etc ;" on the property Of Inc
defendant, Joseph Oishei-
It's therefore ordered that said defendant
appear 81 the Courthouse in The city OF Mem.
In February next, and defend this suit, or The
same will be taken for confessed as to him. and
the case set for hearing experte. and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the DsilV Appeal.
JUN DONOVAN, CLERK.
A copy: K S CAPERs, u. {.
Sam. p. Rose, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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Non-Ressdent Notlce.

IN the Chsncery Coo Of Menphis, Tenn.
NJ. 2s5-Jua. b West Va. T.. W.M- King, sam
mel walker, W. n. BaXtere e al
IT appearing from mdaviI ia this cause that
L The d-eioLlan, EoueTt Mullen, IS a Resident
81 tie state OF Mississippi u q uon-Eesl16uT
OF the stale OF Iennfssee-
MS therefore ordered thai he make his Gp-
pearEIee herein, a. tie louftnou-e ln the cuy
OF Memphis. Tenn, on OF before The nrEt Mon
dag iu FebU1sTy, I-1f, % plead answer OF de-
mur % cumpIglnants bIL. OF Tie same viii De
rzken for confessed Is 10 aim and set IOr hear
and that q copy o. his order be-
Eu8Il-hed once q week forlOurEuccEasiye we1A
IA are Memphis Appeal
A ~U0uy-Alteffs
ACgUsTOS ALsrON 4efE 9 4aFter.
By X J. BLACE,l ',u2 o-e5- A@s.
wilson A. Hegrt@'A iNA S0DR
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attachment Salt.

Municipal Court Of Memphis.
Clark, Et & Co, plaintiffs, VS.. ". Wyatt and D.
Bfyson, defendants.
4 FFTDAVIT for a~ttachmeut having been
Il made IL this case pursuant to Section 2455
o. the Tod OF Tennessee. and attachment hav.
ing been issued and returned by the proper OF
fcer, Levied etc, on the property OF the de-
fendsnt W. Wyatt
Il Is therefore Ordered thai the said defend.
ant appear at the Courtroom In the city OF
Memphis Tenn on or before Lhe first Tuesday
in January next, and defend this suit, or me
same viii be taken for confesssd as 10 him, and
set for n airing exparte. and that q COP Of tbis
Ord-r be published once < week for four con-
sscutive weeks ia the Memphis appeal.
LUCIhN 3. EATON, Clerk.
decG Wit BY MASON HrDK, Deputy CLERK.
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Notfce fn bGnkrnptcH.

United States OF America, Western District o [
Tennessee.-s.
THIS is to give notice that on the h cay OF
4 January, A. d, 1865. q Warrant in SANK
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF
John Y. Gtlbers.
OF Memphis, in the County Of shelby
and Slate Of Tennessee, who has ben ad-
Judged a Bankrupt, on his own Petition (:
that the payment Of any debTs. and delivery or
any properly belonging 70 such Sank upt. %
him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him., are forbidden by law; that a
meeting Of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, %
prove their debts, and u chOos one or more
Assignees Of his estate, v il be held at n curt
Of Bankruptcy, 70 be r 6lden 81 Omce No 80
Main street, in Wald an BlOCB. Memphis,
Tenn before Thomas j.. Latham, Esq Register,
on the 18th day q January, A D, 1855, at Il
o'clock N.
Memphis. Tenn, sth day Of January. AD- lsOa
J. n. TOMENF,
US Marshal, as Messenger " d. of Tenn.
BY j. 3 BINGHAM.
Deputy Us Marshal, as Messenger.
lana 2f
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate


4S0-N. r. D-rhOmss James, ct Al, ~. Louisa
Thames. et al. CnaneeTy court Of Memphis.
III viz ne ola interl0cutsry decree made in
u the shove cause, i VIII sell At pubIic auc-
tiOu 10 tie highest bidder. at the Court H0uae
door in lne c. OF Memphis, Tenn, on MON
Day December y, 1857, between TIE hCuu Of
30 IA. anc u "a, the following described real
estate, to-wiss The lot Of ground known and
Ce~ignateu Epou the plan or map Of south
Memphis as Lot No. 2 IN BLOCK No. a, and
bounded a. follows, t1-TIt Beginning At 4
point On the east SIDE or line cf -. Martin
areet 81 feet sOutawartIy from the point offn-
erection Of The south side OF Vance street. the
-at lIus OF -, EaFtin street, thence south
selly on and with the elst tide Of st. Martin
e 20 rect - the northwest corner Of Lot No.
t block No. Al. said los extending back
. HHIl 81. Martin street With a uni
On feet 70 the center or Bayou
.-o, tEe east half Of lot No lin EIcck
-.. plan or south Memphis said
90 fronts VA Vance street 80 feet TO the center
81 Bay on GgyosO, and runs back 80 feet 20 lot
No =
The above lots have been subdividsd into four
Iot. a plan or diagram o. which can be seen
1p1u application Al the omce Of the Clerk and
Mseter.
Terms Of sale-Cne- fourth cab and balance
In equal InstaiInents OF six. twslve and sigh-
teen months from day OF ssle-purClassrs CIV
tuE nctes bearing Interest from da1e, III ap-
proved security, and Len retained I'll payment
Of purchase money
Equity Of redem ption barred.
novL A.ALSTON. Clerk snd Mastsr.
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in o. AINSLIE
Cashier and Business Manager.

THE MEMPHIS APPEAL, NOW IN ITS
Twenty-Niuth Year, IS offered 10 the reading
public OF Tennessee, Mississippi. Arkansas and
Alabama. It is believed, with superior induce.
ments 10 any that have ever been pre-
ssntsd to It's numerous and rapidly In
creasing patrons. The ~stagnaiion n fnsn-
cial movements, the almost total cessation Of
trade, the paralysis in agricultural operations
and the anomalous condition OF political
affairs, instead OF counsenlng to inaction and
discouraging enterprise and energy, should
arouse cur people to redouble their ezertlons,
TO extend their enterprise, and to rely with
greater confidence and higher resolve upon
their own indomltabls and uuquenehsble
courage ard purpose. II there ever was a time
when the people should be
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IN front Of the De soto Bank, q Madison street,
ID Memphis sell 10 the highest oldaer, 1or
eel of landsh said county, tO-wIt: Beginning
al a SIX at the northeast corner Of ]. ].
Holmes 70 j. a. Shirley. trustee; Of Virginia
Shirley, more particularly described in said
holmes deed 10 shirley, dated z8lh OF april,
snake: thence s35 degree west Is 5s-llO chains
To a stake: thence south 81 degrees u chains
20 q stake, thence north S3H degrees east
Is $500 chains to the beginning
Equity of redemption waived In the deed OF
trust Title believed % be good, but I viii con-
vey only as trustee. Sale befg cen The hours Of
10 am. and u m.
THOS R. SMITH, Trustee.
Noraunhar "a 1857 nova1 IDS
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Non-Restdent Notice

In the Chancsry Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. 23lo-G. W. Davis vs.. Addie VIM, NJ, A.
AcElroy ana Others.
1T appearing rom afddavlt ia this cause that
the defendants, Addie Win Melissa A.
McElrCy, Thornton Haynie aud William Hav-
ME, are non-resldents Of the State Of Ten
nesEee;
II is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN
B7st Monday in February, 1858, and
plead. answer or demur to cOmplafnant3s
Pin, or the same viii be taken for con-
feSssd as 10 them and set for bearing ex-parte
and that a copy OF this order be pubiisbe3
once a week, for four successive weeks. ia
the Memphis Appeal.
A Cory-Attest:
ACSUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Wright q EcKlssick, Solicitors for complafn-
anHL fa7 Iavr4w
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Trustees sale.

10y virtue Of a Trust Deed exe~utad TO ms on
D the ID cay Of August, lSG7. by samuel p.
Rose, and duly registered, etc., for the purpose
OF paytlg the debt therein secured, I VII, on
Monday, the 18th day OF January, 1858,
in front Of the Law Court Room. IN the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, Sc / to the highest bidder,
fore 81, The fof owing grCpertv, l. wiz: Ali OF
the right, title and Interest Of the said samuel
p. Rose in the estate OF Dr Hugh z. Il Sc. de-
ceased, comprising lands in TptOn county,
Tennessee, and note in the hands OF z. II.
MuniOrd, admIntstrator OF DR.. hugh r. kosC.
deceased; also, the interests Of the said sam.
uel P. Rose (which is undivided IN p certain
house and lot on Robinson street, in the city o.
Memphis, Tsnness e, being the same house a.
lot upOn which the mother Of the Eaid samuel
z. Rose now resides, together with all Of tbs
appurtsnan es thereunLO belonging. I viii
convey such title only az Is vested IN me ~
Trustee.
Sale between y and 4 O'Clock pm.
decl2 IDS J.. T. PHYTyN. Trustee.
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KAVANAGH d DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TIE most reliable 6 shlon used on Billiard
Il Tables is the
Cat-Gut Cushion,

Manufactured by kAVANAUGH & DECKER
and patented DeosmDs Is, ISJ5- (Ses scienttd,
American, Vol i6, No H.
ATS The only Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essential 70 a Perfect cushion. IL b
the mosi el4-uc aud mos durable Cushion ever
offered 20 Lhe billard-playinE puolic, as is
stHce s Introduction. The peg utiaztty Wntcl
dis. iuruisHus the Cat-GuJ ClshtJu aud reaaeTs
IL sunestsr TO ali Others, il the tEghtened cord 81
cat-gut which overles The face and edge Of The
rubber and running the fcu length Of The
cushion, which prevents the bail IrOus bedding
into the rubber and jumping 1ron the tables
The addition Ofths cat-cut cord also adds much
10 the elasticity OF the Cushion =
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
piled to over 100 tables, which are Ia constant
Use. It can be applied 10 tables 81 any make,
FOR SIS per set
Cavzuagh a Decker's Factory. at the corner
Of Centre aud Canal streets, n. " IS the mos.
complete Of its kind IN the world The ma
cninery IS Of the most improved character. the
lumber dying room The largest ia the United
] states, the material used me best that can be
! purchased, and the workmen thoroughly
skilled
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
Of the best make, constantly on hand.
. Kavanagh & Decker are the outy agents I'm
this county Tor kay's Cue Gement adludged
By competent authorities 10 be the best Cement
FnH Size Tables cut down for 800.
send for Illustrated Price List.
KANANAGH q DECKER.
Corner Of CentEe and Canal streets,
se5 tfe30 New Nofk Cltv.
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Notice 10 ~SfOckhOIHel.E,

The stockholders OF the DeeolO Insurance
4 and Trust Company are Eerrby notified tha.
an election viii be held, at their omce on jan
nary 18th next, from 10 = "a until 4p-m, Tor The
purpose OF e.eCting seven Directors
> &. LOAsDALE, Secretary.
Leisar ron tHI day. derz7 n
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M0n-RestaentN ottce.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis Tenn
No. 232l-Petsr J. Peters vs.. franklin Williams.
IT appearing from andGvit IN this cause that
the defendant, FRANKLIN Williams Is a nom
resident Of the SJaue OF TeDoes -se
II is theTefOre ordered, that be make his ap-
pearancs herein, sc the Courthouse in the city
Of MeIupn1s, Tenn, on or before the nrst Mon
day in February, 1865, and plead, answer or
dEmur to complainant bul. or The same will be
taken for cOuteSsed as TO him, and set Tor hear
ing exparte, and that a COY Of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-uttesbs
AUGUSION ASTON, Clerk & Master.
By Il. j. BLACK, d. &. A N.
RER. Rarnes- Sol. for COnDVt. az lar4ws
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United States Or Amsres. western pis,rte.

United States Of Amsrica- western uss,rf.. o.,
Ieuuefeee-s.
HI5 Is to give notice shat on The 9Th DAY OF
4 1anu2rys A. D. l48. q warrnnt IN $50
rupt y was Issued AGAINST tlle estate 0T
John " Brown,
Of Memphis, IN the courity OF aael5- -
state q tennessee W8o sas been aj}55-eS
2 ua1EIuptfOn BIS own Petition 4: that M -
meut d any debts. aad Del 1erv OF ~
cry belonging 70 such raukrupt. % Ffls- r. -
ms gses ana TIE transfer Of ans prl1arfv -
DIE, are lyEDiddEn Dy lay tLst q meeting =
Lze creators Of the said bankrupt. 10 100
the-f deb =. aud % chose one o. rrorr -
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By J p BINGHAM.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-19
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Is the great AM potent weapon With which we
must carry on the campaign. We might as
well at oncs surrender 10 the zee as to abandon
this agency, which is, ia fact, The ARTILLERY arm,
both for defense and attack, in such a warfare.
This great moral and political agent can only
be rendered Efficient and successful with the
e-ountenaace, support and material assistance
or the people. Never was there so cheap an
AID employed to defend the r'gat and to crush
the oppressOr. \ people WHO are Tot willing
to sustain an auxiliary which may be so po-
tenuy used to de5e2d their rights, and which
can be employed at Sc luconsidersble an eE-
pense, are in the last stage OF decrepltude and
decline. And so an Individual, wEo may be