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InycAtiRntiou Into 1.-THE Charges
AEninst Judge .Colc-l7fs Complete
AcgntttnI, speech, DC.
nrBrQtE, O't 1.-Tnc inye.tlg1tton held, To-
dag. by the Re2noll :an State Cent al Committee,
i,.fo the Oh .r,rs In circulation against 1nc per-
sonat and o!1lctAi Integrity Of Juhse Z G. Cole.
candidate Oh THE Rem ncan tfrket for reciect.on
a. Supreme Jdige, resnlt:tl In ths complete ex-
p'q ss .e Se H. s1Ss SS;essIoa 5sn as s 1s, saa
or h nDemo:raac and Ke3noltean ra?ers be!as
nv 10 attend, nn'f were present. Not ouly
tho .IrEtt charges wcre considered. but the
Ju Was calctl upon t0 uert multitude Of
u ant lnsinnasions, aA1 met crsry one Di
the iotnr satisfaction ii the committee. The
% 'ttee have lust male their discussion known
\ hnst au'a l1ctd statement. The statement
g "es as follows: First That In this uvestt'
81 i We have heard no evidence before q
"a IN nur tadsuent should in any way In.
4man and a iartst. secontt+ That. In view o1
he facts upno which We base tue above conclu,
-tpu, We commend 3ulre Colo to the hearty
. -nprhrt OF the Republican electors ol tnt:
state, believing him to he entnently deserving
81 the high compliment implied tn his 1enom!na
noh NJ hcc!au1at1on by one Of the largest con
srnt1ons that ever assembled In the Sta:e. X
this decision the committee unanimously agreed
At the request Of the cotnult1ce. Judge Cole has
rt7iucesl 70 writing. md viii publish his uetens.
In futl Tue evidence elected at the exam!uattor
hare the fullest Information. All faiT-mlndet
raruef. both Republican and Democrat, aXres
that this examination. and his pfolnptpes8 fl
meeting and d1spostnR Of all c11fge5, aud hi!
readiness to meet ang others that might b.
hrou2ht forward, compleiely and fully ytnitEc lt.
uron bun By this suddenly developed moscHen
against him,
, 1870-10-03

Change IN Newspaper nnnuEc-
xncuf...-Thc En1r.


xncut-.-'Ehc En1r.
Speeiat Drsr.tcn to The chicago Tribune.
MtLWACKEK, Oct 1.-The daily Sentinel
changed hands to-day. Horace Br1Thtmau, for
the past nfleen JeArs one VI the prpptietoss, and
foF the past year sne proprietor, retltes from The
business, having sold Uut 10 an association caileI
the Milwaukee Publishing ASSOCIATION MessrA.
Ihcmrsou, Roberts and Wilcox, formerly OF the
JAhcSsllle Ga-rfie, take The management Of the
paFeF. 40 ...
The net profits OF tue State Fair, Rtter paying
III expenses, premiums, c1c., Rmbuus to $4,000,
which will enable the society to offer better rfrm-
fulns next year rnaa ever before
N1lMACKEf, Oct. La convention composed OF
!elceates fEoia Al the Western aud Northwestern
stateA Is to be called ut carly date, for the pur-
Ioes 81 considering AL questions pertaining TO tn-
migration. With view 10 such = Congress ~ will
secure 70 the immigrant has ful rights and rrotec-
aon under the laws Of the United States while IN
'4ansI upon The stA and 12nd. The call for the
convention VIII oe 1nadc bg the Governors Of al
!he Nesteln and Northwestern Statsa, Goyefnor
fnhchald, OF Wisconsin. and Governor Austln. Of
Minnesota. are now here pertec,ing The pecessarT
1f1anEemtntf-
, 1870-10-03
OHIO,
The 1tohlnson Murder Trial q
Mansfield.

The 1tohlnson Murder Trial at
MAnsficld.
Special Despasrh to T1sa Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, O., Oct 3.-Thc prosecution rested
yesterday morning, and the rest OF the day was
devoted TO the examination OF witnesses fot the
defeLce- These included a number OF persons
who hud most to do with Mrz Lucsfosd4 botlJ
Immediately after the discovery Of the murder,
and who tooE charge Of the premises. At eddrt
Is being made to show that the proper ot1ctrs re-
fused 70 amputate and prescribe Tor the bitten
aim, although ,equt sted to do % hy Citizens and
that the prosecution Is responsible for this rcs0lt
also that the blood marxs outside OF tho chamber
wcrs IN sucn quantity d to iutics:c the woundlug
OF the murderer,
Dr.. \, F. Whitney testified that he examined
the bitrs carefully, and zfterwaru got an tmerc*-
sion OF Robineoua teeth On bis arm, and he dld
not think the bites on Mrs Iunsiord6 arm were
made bs Kottnson'e mouth.
4 daughter of Rotnsous, Jennie, vas On the
etAnd, hut nothing new Was elected. She retired
q II O'Clock on the night OF the murder, anu did
not hear her father cst1uc home.
Rot,nsou;s wife, els1er-ln-lax, and brothcr-tn-
!aW hare sat by his side during portion Of the
lsa. The Eeneial Impression here Is that the
prosecution hare made stropS case.
, 1870-10-03
fI0KcdF Near Waterl0o-TyEo NE
Family W'oundcd.

Special Despaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
WATERLOO, Ind, Oct Ia shooting ahtay took
MACE about nEe mites northwest OF TITS place.
Dr. Harrington. OF this place, WIS shot and 20
tAngeruusly wounded that he may not recover.
ac y as ahot By Samuel LucAs, an old farmer, lly-
atE about nve miles northwest Df thls mace. The
quarrel originated shout $50, Doctors b!ll Two
afucess and = potse OF men went from this pl1cc
70 sfFest him. He Was wc1l arm. ID and H,alc dcs.
re1ate rtttttance. He shot once n the party TT
ing to afreat bin, and they had to shoos hin u
make he arrest He Is badly wounded-shol
thfonTh the arnRR and Will rot probably live Ill
morning. lucas Il IN EnSlisnnan. @ or g year.
Of age, and had money On h.s person to tat
amount Of 1851 s3
, 1870-10-03
Destructive Fires.

.fR0y1DrscE, Oct IA t1r4 broke out, On Satur-
~ u midnight, 10 paint thup connected with
~. tns tteptf shup IT tho Prorsdcuce Boston Rail-
IL 1hss hs1sapany. md destroyed the engine house.
Nhich "ete seven locomotives; the car house, in
raHs ~. ela taree passenger and TWO bag
rr,fh s, nc Tho nAchlne and blacksmith shop,
dr.. Wrrs aaa xauahie machinery. The locunno-
1Ataa&ed about one-uAlt their yAtue
, 1870-10-03

Special DearAtth 10 The Chicsko Tribnnc-
SAGr1nwS, Oct LAT the Republican County
Contention Of Henderson County, he'll a: Sage
town to-day, Dr. F. J. Maxwell. the nominee fo1
Representative, ,was instructed 10 yptc for John 4.
Logan for United St1tes Senator.
, 1870-10-03
The Iudiupx nj Fort InrnnSir,

rnEfsNSE, ". T.. Oct LA telegram from Fer,
Lasante states: - ]Mau-7fra!d-ofnls-hos -hostts and
o:het 0caa!ia chiefs came In 10 hare q ,alk to.
''aF. The Commissioners told theta that net1.ne
tt.ula he dnne until the arrival Ct Red Ciout,.
They sent messruEef tor him; but he Viii NOT
probably reach the p1st t,cI0rr Tueslay o1
"Wednesday next Katious are being iss9et 10 the
, 1870-10-03

UrCrease hluce MA5Ch |. 1S11 ql4ts 3Hi
The following FL St Lseuten .nts IN the arnuy. uu-
assigned arr relieved frVm t1uty a. iIltaH rents
ana placea Oh waiting mi IS: ". W. Mitchell,
SEw SAT1oSAi HaSss,
During 1lr week, crfriucutes have ncca Issued
authorizing Sailnaal Banks to commence bust
ness: First Nat.onal I}a.A oS Columbus, Tenn,
cupitaI {ls,DOo: National Hank OF Nrun sna W'iz..
rurttni. s3I,ot0: Salem National Eauk, Il. carl.
iai ss6Na
TREASURY PAYMENTS.
from the TrrasuyT Of The Intel Statrs Ia Sen.
trmtcr; C,yil anu iptscclia, ,.coqs, x3.a1sss4SS:
WaT, fi,sei,o.ses; navy. .s1s93;.5;: iulisn an,i
RETcRS or r11E rRsstpEcE.
WASHINGTON, oct. 2-The President and tatuI-
Ig returned to Washington early TINS mos1ing.
srosA
The heavy rain Of to-tl.y and Tonight creates
apprehension Of additional damage from noods,
TREASURY ORpEKs.
the Assistant Treasurer At New YUrk 70 sell a
fuilhop gold each "wednesday. ana purrhase Two
mi!3t1p cf honds rach Thi;isday of rhe nresenr
cen ss ~ .as .ne mon 1t 'ae a
adjustment Of the interest ut the rate o{ rrr cent
rrr anprl,l. Th,se tx nds were fssucd ntdcr The
sCrKEur cnrwr nFc1st0S'
In the Supreme Court Of the District OF Co1uu-
atsnn Ga s E,,,na IN .,e tac Sase o o'
lJvef,.d mn nnn sustnnlnr rhe niea RI rho n a.
niction of III ~ M >''- f'~1 ~ '1~ 'A'A"
pHrAtc.TinS IN ritr rRR&srRr nFrtRrvE>,r
WtsHt~orov ~ tn ,,sr.f oota, -, ~.
Trrasnrx i1rnar7mrnt MA .n.n.T .is,t,iss, ~
The rnmors ar a drfaIr.t.n., in ihe rretnn,to1,
branch of the i;Ditc.i siates Trsasury. An nRrnr-
plshed iale ol ;ls transuri!on reals A. ioiiuSs
Ycs;cf,!ay fnornInr. nb,1t ia o.cioeE. General
Stl,lIle- Uniiett Siaies Treasurer. Ma sccrst1,i
ii Tue l,ali in fIon1 II III n,rrr I,S r r = II,
villas. receiving teller In fe r,eiuntton 61nnch al
the Treasnry. who sfatrti mar nc 6ad s,rnrinino
Important 10 Communicated A the General |as
Oh lis wa{ 10 6rrakfast. and snmswhst i,eiafe,i,
, 1870-10-03
Dihcovcry OF II Rnngc Of magnetic

0theoTcry OF n nnugc Of magnetic
Iron Orc-CnnnEc OF Venue.
OMAHA, Sept 1.-Keports from Laramie, Wyo.
ming. say party Of gentlemen from thrt nilce
hare discovered mountain range, north Of thai
place. composed almost entirely of magnetic iron
! "t. The :aaxe IL clained to be ao1ut twenty
miles In With. and 2.00 feet high. runnlpg uortG
ah.l souta. aId 0s uukno*n extent
FlFe WlonehaGu Indians, arrested for the eur.
der Of Oscar Munger, hayt obtalned a change oI
venue from Wayne 70 Burt County, ssebraSka-
, 1870-10-03

rn1rsv1L1x. Pa, Oct. 2-Tne powder Korks Of
the Lar1n 4 head f.wder Compsny exploded On
Saturday, deatfotiuF several buildings AMI kill
swp men Between 600 and 10 kegs Of po Ktler
exploded, AID the Ahock Was felt sixteen mites
Nlht4nf
, 1870-10-03
THE WEST,
Nine White ncn Have n Fight with
| Eighty Indians.


Eighty indians.
Sceeial pcspateh to The Chiraxo TFibaue
DENVER, Col, Oct. 1.-The Central CITY Ft;isa7
Today has the particulars Ut fight between niue
! Hhite men and about eighty .ars1nthce 1utitans
tast Aouiay III the Middle Park, abtus auudree,
miles west OF Denver. The men discovered 1n-
dian ssns du:tng the dag. aud sent
uus small scouting party. VINO were SUD-
*srA1y attacked md driven bacs. The w.hpic
party rhrn moyesi ont. trartuc surprises II they
remuiaeA IN camp, and gave battle TO the Iad.ans
Afsct fighting some time and killing five or SIX
lut,sns, they r.turne,s to camp AMI awaited au
attack: out were not nloleste. Tits feared fha,
tter OF the y lit~ met were Afterwards killed. a.
II. Il Ct fnc whites had left. anil heavy s,nuEr
Nas shuEtlf After seen Ia ,hat tltTecstsn.
, 1870-10-03
MASONIC NOTICES.
attention, Sir .Asssghts.

4 tf&{td tN0c1Avt Of
cH1cASD CO3iMASDERY, no. u. K. r,
VIII r held At their Asvla,. q west Randolphst. On
4ou4sy Ey. nirk. Ue4 ), At ~ O'Clock full attend
anes sxseird Iatsts ct importance to be acted upon
By crder Of The &c
,t0fIN WHITLEY ReeordAx
, 1870-10-03
SPAIN,


Madrid, Oct. 2-Thr Spanish Government has
beti, officially sdsisetl u the o1u'gasion Of TIC
emancipation l:w, IN the Island Of Esoa-
, 1870-10-03
-Adau,~ CouutF {E1l.> Democratic
Nominations.

E:erIal btrrsteh to The Ch1easo Tribune
Quincy, H., OF 2-The following gentlemen
we're UNANIMOUSLY nominated by the County
Democratic Convention, held At Camp Point, yes
tcrtlay afternoon: For State Senator, James Il,
Ge01Re j. Richardson, a. H. KtmhaIl. and James
-. w1s1; for Circuit C!ctk, Napoleon Noerhead; !;
, 1870-10-03
PIA, NOS


Having sayei eafte = 1arEs number Of theee. The
fta.ins oskars Of thc ~. SINE intended taE CenEch
dsmsss-! BY kattS FeE,nxai anc e.rt!rss haudttuE
Chnr Con0ist- ~ni tho%e tnre' ding to purchase
for rsis3tr ue, will Do well avail themselves Of this
orpoftnrity et procuring instrument, 1t such loF
pr.ee+ - esn never aeaip r. rdesrd
Am 0reAns rxeEeat instruments Of other
a1eE.. the ssscs Of which etine hy DIRE and
them - "
, 1870-10-03

.lafaIette Charter No. :, R.A. u. Special o0nroca
the dsa H. f. nr sssntnS tas
G. p x be present aud sssl-i III the work Wilt
E. N. TucKRR, aecJ.
, 1870-10-03

Excur1ion Day-acc5.
dent on lknt1rond-fkn Races, Etc.
C1Hc1Sx411. Oct 1.-The Green Lite excursion,
Lists hare no formal attentions shown them in a
body to-day, but have mingled with citizens, and
speft the dAF in n.iitess Or ai9hf-seeluy As ,nrJ
cpooee Many went to khe Bnrkeyc rarc. and 70
Srztng Gsuyc Cemetery.
Einctccu persous were sentenced to the Peat-
, 1870-10-03

Female Ccmpo$isoE Aduslttrd to the
h.1ypo<ruphtcaa UnEon-
f11IsbCRGH, Oct- s.-AisS - - Gfcene vas
lA nisht elected TO full membership In tie Pitts
husEh Typographical Union No. :, being the atst
Il If clecicd to membership.
, 1870-10-03
WASHINGTON.


M FT.
os*saA1 - t"s oN~-A1 -''.@1-'
.---..- ~" 80. oAAn'
hAsnln1aos, ~. 4.-.ue ~ oup.eme So1.s "
ms usu's.; 'oa1 Su. s Ssas ,a4r e.ts u -, .,,s
u'ueu VI .n:s s,as. -" ca.-- -,
se's Psaensue es 49," .r ~,
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pes eoul na'e Ao' 'ee ~4'o - ~ "fs~~' ''-"sA'
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noa. 4Aeae - 80 .e ..s'1As, ~
!etu ueAs 5ss~.1aIs 49, 1A. A'.sA ~ aoson~
eu8J IL ois@oss4oaa - Aue DC oepatt-
Acttes 10 CONVINCE tnode 1nte1esae1, utss1 tdat II
tue.e Hefe any bureaus or secretaries abolished,
HIT rnrristee Was mt rrRtonfthie. and aernno
,h.t no,hIng hp, t,.n 1e.,sisr.,, cn+ ~ a,tst.r.
pnc,,. nsa..-cu.g
~ booGs oAsfA1IA1
Aaelcts ~ tAe war Aela1tInent !e@o tne 4u-
tta,ttte3 to Iuht ali rcpoFts Of French y1cfortts
f - ~ 80 80 - s4ss' - sa*@ Soe4-
A'A o-~AA et|@@eN "aeA ANAaa AN1ta-
| luz mas OE&u received 1fQe1 M1QIBtEf " AEnlufuE.
autt II auy means Of sending dcsna.ches hu. been
-, o,,.t ha ut,,1, er,u,r t,rv, .sn,r.,no,, -,
ofeueo w """1o s1Ne'' N0's ss'se'Seuea @10 "c-
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
Clement L. ll1il, late cit5 solIcitur Of Boston,
=, ~,,,,, ~. . :. ..... 49,. ,,...,.. -
, 1870-10-03

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Approximations to the sloc,nO Pyixe-Sos- 1..sa
Approximations to the sAhno Pz1e-Sos. l1.113
4p1sn1iinstsent % I'LL @i;aU Pn1e-Nos sos,
aad :,.9 ~
Ar1xo!.mst'pns q The s1v,nN FEize-Ss@ IN
Anpn,!insiiops IA ,6r p; aio1 1tro-
Ind II, III, eaeh ........................ 80
rrizea raid in gold. Information furnished. The
hiEhret -atts r-td !os DonhIcen: and nj kinds of sa!d
and 4Err. TAYLOR 4 co. RSnksr&,
I. .WaA-t. New yo<k
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-16
INSURANCE.
MASO MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
OF MEMPHIS.
10000 for @1OI

Cooperative and Purely Mutual-Charter
Perpetual-Forever Exempt from all
Taxes by the Laws of the State,
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TRADE.

More rain fell to-day and the weather.
which for some DAYS has been warm,
turned quite cool and dissgreeable' check
ingb business TO some extent, particularly
An the retail line. Our streets were leIt
unobstrueted for the sterner sex, but even
thew did not seem 10 have much outdoor
business TO do. The provision market
was steady to-day and prices are oecohl-
ing better defined, though there are stil q
few dealers who think that they eo1ldnot
duplicate their supplies at the prices &c"
N, ~vailing in this market.
pr Nbably no city in the Union' IN pro-
.o-,,or 10 population, has 50 many puole
lDi.,tad . sntIsmen engaged in business as
- ~ ,onn.a In Memphis. Their spirit Oh
an,arnrise is .anly curtsiled by lack oil
- 20 carry OFT such projects as they
- no,st sdoun.f TO the welfare OF our
cItv hut we are compelled TO enter our
protest In the case of a sew Who' IL seems
70 us, never speak a good word or leno
friendly aid Of any kind TO sny project 10
which they are not immediately inter
ested or concerned. They seem 70 iorgeI
that the advancement Of the city must o.
necessity prove beneficial 20 all OF rs an
habitants; and that any enterprise N
which our citizens choose 10 embark,
should be fostered and encouraged. We
could mention several cases IN point. The
Memphis and st. Louis Transportation
Company, the Mississippi Valley railroad,
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Amount


Besides these, there are public colonial
debts amounting 10 nearly ESl,0OO,OOO,
which might be included in the above
list. while the amount Of stocks held in
England is annually increasing at an
rate. 1t is said that during the
two wears ending with March, 1859, secu-
rifles were created in London alone, by
negotiating loans and issuing shares for
foreign nations and Tor corporations, to
the amount OF Sl2O, OOO, 900 sterling. The
Economist estimates that, 1t the very low
est, the portion Of the above Inass held in
Britain is $500 COG, 600, on which the inter
est is always six or seven per cent. Bu.,
at only five per cent, that journal CON
cludes tbs Great Britain receives an
annual tribute in the shape Of interest
upon its foreign and colonial investments
of not less han EDS, 500, 1900, and we believe
thas this is considerably under the actual
amount" Thus n single nation, with
a much smaller population and fewer
natural resources than our own, has
saved and in. ested in loans enough to Sc
cure Il an annual income of Sl40,00O,OOO.
Ofthe amount Of good which these loans
have done, in bringing new lands into
cultivation, enlsrging trade and repairing
the waste Of wars in other lands, no esti-
mate can be made, but it is immense. The
result to Great Britain, however, is plain
epough-more abundant and CHEAPER ly-
ing for her people, lighter taxation, and
a more rapid growth in wealth and intel
1igencs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-16
Thursday. APRIL u. 1870.

At the principal front door Of the Gayoso
House, In the city of Menphis, between the
hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock m, proceed TO sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public ven
due, the following property described in said
Deed of Trust, tO-wft:
That certain lot or parcel of land situated,
and being in the county Of Shelby,
state OF Tennessee, and in said city of Mem
phis, and IS part of the east half block 1871
.twenty-three, and corner Of Main and Nc
Call streets, as will appear by reference 10
map OF the city, commencing st = stake in
the north side of Mccall strest where the
west side Of Main street intersects the same;
thence westWardly with the north line OF
Mccall street fl5gl one hundred and hfty feet
to o stake IN an alley; thence with said alley
nOrthwardly l75l seventy-dYe feet to a stake;
thence east [l50l OF Nhundred and dfty feet 10
a stake on the visit side of Main street;
thence s~outhWardly with the west side OF
Main street tT5l seventy-hve feet to the be-
ginning, being the same lot or parcel of
ground which was conveyed to said Davis
COckrell by John Speed, William b. DonOho
and John P. Strange by deed, dated seven
teenth day of February, eighteen hundred
and ~sixty-six, and recorded in the Registers
office of said shelby county in Reoord Book
No. So, part ], pages 81 and a.
The title to satG property Is believed to be
unquestlCnabie, but I VIII sell and convey
Trustee.
il. MURPHY, Trustee.
April l, 1870. apl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-16
Libel No. 407.

United States of America; District Court of
United States, District of West Tennessee F;
Forster, Kealhofer q Co. VS.. Steamboat Com
mercial.
WHEREAS, Forster, Kealhofer & Co. have
w filed a libel in said court against the
steamboat Commercial, her engines, machtn-
cry, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a cause
Of contract, civil and maritime. alleging,
among ether things, that the same has been
seized by the Marshal of the United States
for said District, for the cause in said libel
mentioned, and praying the usual process
and mOnition Of the court, IN that behalf.
Now, therefore,, in pursuance of the process
OF said court TO me directed, / 10 hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons
having or pretending TO have any interest in
said property so seized, that they be and ap-
pear before said court at the city Of Memphis,
on the fourth Monday in May, 1870, at 10
O'Clock, in The forenoon of that day, and in
tervene for their interest therein. otherwise
said property wife be condemned according
to the prayer of said libel. h Sth day OF
April, 1S70. LIB, EATON,
ans u. 5. Marshal.
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Saturday, the 18th Day of May, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am, an Il
o clock m, In front OF the Office of Kortreeht
4 Craft, No. 81 South Court street, Memphis,
Tennessee, sell, at public auction, for cash.
to the highest bidder, n certain lot or parcel
of ground, situate In the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, and described as follows, to-wft:
Beginning at Miss H. j. Pattillo's northwest
corner, on the north side of Monroe street
extended; running thence east with Monroe
street extended hfty-four feet thence south
at rig hit angles With said street, about one
north boundary line; thence west with said
boundary and parallel with said Monroe
street hfty-fopr feet; thence north with said
PatlllO's east boundary line and at right
angles with said Monroe street about one
hundred and nfty six feet to the beginning.
Equity OF redemption is waived by said
Trust Deed The title Is believed to be good.
but / sell and convey only as Trustee.
apl4 THOS. q. SCARBOROUGH, Trustee.
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Saturday, soth Day of April, 1870,

At the southeast corner of Court Square, on
second street, in Memphis, Tennessee, pro-
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, far cash,
at public sale, so much OF the land men
toned in said Deeds OF Trust "a is described
as follows. A certain lot of land situate in
shelby county, Tennessee, near to and north
east OF the city of Memphis, being part Of lot
number seven u on the plat of e. 8. Todd's
subdivision of SC B-l0O acres, part of the
John Rice 5000 acres grant, said lots spbdi-
vided as the property Of HhPs. Whttestdes,
conveyed TO hiIa by cnauncey and LaNsan
Ives, by deed az record in the Registers onhes
Of saId coanty, in Book No. 4, page $50, and
this portion of said lot No. 7, which 1 viii
sell is bounded as follows: Beginning at h
intersection of the north line of the ohm
Rice grant with the West line of Moseley
avenue; runptnS thence south 5 west with
said aveHaa three 1911 chains and thirty-seven
1911 links; thence north Sl9 west three hun
bred and Dipety-dYe[0 @i feet; thence north59
east three chains andfOrty-four links,m more or
lsSa, to the north line Of the o h Rice grant;
thence south SO east with said LIN three
hundred and pinety-slx 1875 feet to the place
of beginning, being the land mentioned in
the Deed of Trust, excepting that portion
heretofore conveyed by Sarah A. Perry to
Demmons, Curry, WashbuTn and Reder.
/ sell at request OF the beneficiary in the
Deeds, for the purpose OF paying the debt Sc
cured by the Trust. The eQuity of redem-
ton is waived. The title is believed To be
perfect, but l sell and will convey only as
Trustee.
mh3l SAMUEL b. MILLER. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-16
N~on-Resident Notice.

No. 1854, n. Rim the Chancery Court OF
Memphis. Tennessee.-R J. Semmes 4 Co.
VS.. Il. W. Dunn ct al.
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN TINS cause
II. j. Megibben are residents OF Kentucky
and non-resfdents of the State Of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, That they MAKE
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, within the
drst three days of the next term OF SAID
Court. commencing on the second Monday
in Navsig70. and plead, answer or demur 70
eompiainant's bill, or the same will be taken
Tor Confessed as 20 them. and set for hearing
ex parte, and that a copy OF this order De
nubiished once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~Copy-Attest.
AUGfISTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
Nv I'd. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood, Mic0u q Folkes, Soils. for COM
tainant. apis "