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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-04
Regular wheeling and Park
erSbury Packet.

THE NEW AND FINE PAS
sUzGt-9senger steamer SCIENCE, Capt.
ERsseslesP. Absolute, will leave Wheel
ing for Parkersburg every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at ii o'clock, A. VI.
Returning will leave Petersburg for
Wheeling every Monday, "wednesday and
Friday at Z o'clock, A. NJ. Freight received
at The Wharf boat at all hours, by
sept c. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-04

MISSES and childrens heavy oil goat
shanghais, the neatest and most durable
school shoe made, at Carnahan g. Co.'S,
81 Main street Centre Wheeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
SOUTU CAROLINA.

DISSOLUTION OF THE REFORM PARTY-THE DEM
oCRACY PROPOSES TO RETIRE FROM POLITICS.
The Executive Committee of the Reform
party IN south Carolina has published long farewell al
dress declaring that The time has arrived when IL "a
proper 10 announce dissolution Of the party ~ an or
ganzaton. 10 IL claimed that in the recent elecuon
many fraudulent cast by tn Rcubhcdh hht
the Committee cOnfcsses that all efforts OF lhe
RefOrmers have failed to cOnciliac the coiOrd peo
ple or TO secure their votes 10 any hOpcHli
extent" The address cOunses the white people 70 r.
cept tile r;sults OF reconstruction, ana ~ trent he och
With kindness The latter, however are spoken OF rs
"dclufed" and as cmbiered against the WINES DC
cause they did not vote the Reform ticket In cOheIu-
SION thcrc ID broad hint that the Democratic party ha5
lost its occupation ia the State Of south tIoiha anu
that the contest, years hence, VIII De bet"
Radical aud Conservative wings OF the Republican party
The language used 10 rs follows: , H.,
In viowof TIC probable triumph OF these principles,
rs lened 10y the result OF recent elections We may
calculate that there viii arise in South Carolina, Wllln
the IXt two years in the bosom Of the Republican party
q conservatism in harmony win those principles, %
far possible DO 10, without participating IN IT, let VI.
welcome" aid and assist its formation III not feiarucd
10y indScrcet action part, N may he inaIc 10 sue
coed her, years hence. To be plain, any Orghli-
ton in which took OIcn part would concentrate
largely against 10 tue COlOred vote, under NE edu OF
tLciI wort men, play heretofore upon thlr pre-
iudiccs passions ana fears Our support therefore, 10
such party should be rather negative than POSITIVE
moral end passive rather than active. Let MS hold our
selves free ~ act as circumstances may require
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
POLITICAL.
GEORGIA.
INTERNAL DIsCoRD AGAIN DEFEATS TIE REPUB-
LICANs-THE TAMMANY ORGAN DEAD.

UEOhUlA-
INTERNAL DrscoRD AGAIN DEFEATS THE RErUB-
LTCANS-THE TAMMANY ORGAN DEAD.
ATLANTA, Dec. 25.-Oficial returns so far rs
received still continue in favor OF the Democrats and IL
is now estimated that they will have majority In the
lower House OF the Legislature and five COngresmen-
possibly six The result has been surprise 20 many.
I Rm convinced, however. that 1t is OWING IN u
great measure to disorganizors In the Ropub-
lican ranks, who, while protesting ~ be ar
dent adherents OF the Republican party. wero
piercing its very yals in their anxiety for Office In
word il has been fractional fight within the last year.
for personal Advancement and for revenge against the
regular Republican pGrty. A house divided against
itself cannot stand. Tammany's puny founding, the
TrNe Georgian the newspaper which recently Haunted
the name of Hoffman President in 1872 has ceased 10
exist the last Issue appearing to-day.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC BY A LARGE MAJORITY
-FIYE DEMOCRATIC CONGRE5SMEN.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 24.-Sulicient returns from all
sections Of the State have received to show that the
State has gone largely Democratic and it is toerably
certain that following Democrats have been elected
10 Congress:
Isl Distriet-w. W Psiue, 20 the XLIst Congress; A.
IIid Distrfei-Wiiiiam F. Wright, both terms
IN Dst-ict 8 IL C0rker to the XI-lSt and D. NJ Dn-
VItS Di,trici-Wia p Price, both terms
VIM Dstricf-P. n. Is. Young. both terms.
The I'D and IVth Districts doubtful 10 is thought
they have gone Republican. bat it will take on ial
count 10 decide. The Democrats have elected tnroc
fOurths OF the members Of the Legislature.
SCATTERING RETURNS.
MACON, Ga, Dee. 2i.-DOdge County. Democratic, TIT
majority; Pike County Democratic LawtOn for Al list
Congress, 2Ss majOrity-for ALIId Congress, $50 major
ity; Jones County 100 Radical probably; Putnam Couh-
tv. 10 400 Radical, probably; Baldwin County, 2D
Radical; Crawford Comfy largely Democratic; l'lafki
County, 400 Democratic; Epson County, Democratic;
Iawt0n has NJ majority; Henry County gives L4wtoh
(D,m) so majority; Butts County, Democratic majority,
$50: Ntruy County Democratic; Terrell County gives
80. Drlocrtic majority. IL IS belize Ell that Tit, Demo
cr.t IS elected to Coz gus- in the I'D District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
c,RpgNrER-No, q. 1870 Mn. Iar.na C,7eat

CARPENTER O. 1870 Mn Isrna Carpenter beloved "f'
The Ia w.. I'D friends o. ae fHy officers al brother ofcy
Log 5l Of Moun ol Enc Dpm,n No. IL aai 81 ~
!. a s o Sp the a3G ,1.t t., ip 80 II Dufs r,lo
CLAERYou SATURDAY morning Dec "a at az TslertL BoAh
The relative. euds q dc fau respectfully iave % 's
from Peters and - faus Church b. nee"s't -
south second and sOaH Ir4'A' Williamsburg On Tue'i'
27tf inst. at 10 u.
Brghts Of hlneys william Hayward, ar y JeA1s
youlee.t Of he late Warden Harvard
The of family n,ite TO a,sHd tie funeral on ues e.
i[oII S ss g No. ln tS iS9 Broo.ln
HAsKBLL-Dec a. BE aHu Haskell forn'ry Of he~boryTor
Ms e t S cbob 1 OF The OIL are invited to attend hi,
funeral TUesay 2'tn as-' a O'Clock D. NJ from - lei
uoppIyIo Bosr on SATURDAY. 24b inst :, The residence
sofniaw Nehemiah Knight ANY Il. Hoppa rchcs Of iepr,
HOppn Of Po,dene r. l.. ia The % year Of her age NOTICE.
Prevalence sad Piiaiep6s pares please copy.
iSSE from a.. %e sc. D5 sl W iPsS s
morning Dec ~ a. ii clock. Aen1en o 20. aors
o oaii furi6cr nodce.
LAHR-on Saturday Dec "a Eras.us lane. the 18th Of
The and friends are invited % tae funeral l, iond,
erocou a O'Clock from se re brohsrlha, C. W.
Darant " Mai.sOuaye.
sMIrIFsuey on SATURDAY Dec "a Fannie Stockton. wife 81
TIE funeral viii take place m residence 2 West POureN<s
o., TO Borow. Iuesisy, at 10 a. m
sTORH-on wednesa- evening. 2 inst At the Ffh-Se Hotel
John orly Of tle laie Isaac A. storm . . 49,,
the funeral Chsts C1urc1, Ttbay c0raeF Of tlr hhst
Mosiay 10Th int. NJ u ocloos g. m
VAN PELT-At Youkers sarah Todd wo~ o. Jsne Ia
Pelt, aged - yrers
Tho trends III The fm are invited attend the flnri which viii
90 place on aesa 27 O'Clock from her late resi-
deuce corner AshtaTt0n and NarburiOa-ayes
yETTCH-n this SUNDAY 25h inst, Charles W Neich, 500 OF
William Veich. the Dist gear II Bis aye . .
Tho relatives and friends Of ss Iy 'Tf e invited Of II p ...sa
and Noaon-ss on Tuesday cgcriuy Dee -. o'clock
WARDAt Fremont Nebraska Thursav Dee IS after short ~
ness George b. Rseh anl Lale Wax " Nesi On
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WILSOE-Suenlv apoDieIy In Jersey CITY Der q Henry wilson,
formerly Of Bangor Nam. de 5ftl year Of biz
PuHc Tuesy. Dec OclcG al his aie residence 1871
MercersG, Jersey City.
WALTER-At Ao- L. L. the morning q SATURDAY the 2iih INST
Maria relc Bhu Msl-r The iith Of her
Funeral the residence col her Ge
Wat.r al Astoria L. 1be friends Of er fAmi ami Der
family further s4 be kas
% Syracuse ior nenucut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

Icien IT. Murray. and. to maintain said armed force
did. without lawful authority. make his warrant upon
David w. Jenkins, Treasurer OF North Carolina. for large
suns OF mOneytO wit, 10000 and did cause the said
Jenkins 10 recognize the said unlawful warrant
IrfIcle 4 charges that the said Holden did, in the
months Of June July and August, under color OF his
Office AS Governor and without the sanction OF the Con
si,ution and laws OF tho state make HIS warrants upon
tbe Treasury OF said State for large sums Of moneytO
viii sO 600 and moreO he used for the unlawful purposes
az maintaining large bodies OF armed despcrahoes that
he did inct aud procure the Treasurer OF sd ote 70
recognize said unlawful warrants on the trtaSuI vi sa
state: that he did further, such WARRANTS, o"ta III
the s;iI manner other large sums OF money
so O0O that Richard VI. Allison, ctzen OF re- ;,
DAINTY did bring sut in his behalf ana III Deha "a
aI taxpayers of said state tO restrain tc III
payiug any such and al sums to the sad ioiurh; hs
Jud.,p Mitchell OF the itate Superior Court gtnou
writ restraining and Joining the sad 1ieasurer nun
paving such funds thu the said Treasurer Ws3 1uy
rvcd with such writ Of injunction but tine said Holden
did command the sail Treasurer 20 disregard me Uun
tun aud ~ deliver tins funds To other agents oi tne S
Holden % he used for the purposes aiOraaId; dl tI1
said easurer did deliver such funds. IN total disregard
OF said writ Of injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
STATE or THE WEATHER.
OFFICIAL REPORT.

IIilf1uerf c0Tetel Tot rIeThu0n anl ItpprFitnlt.I
SUMMIT MOUNT Warrington, Dec. A--At y. m. the
barometer stood a 2l5 and the Thermometer To- below
zero; relative humidity. 52OO wind north west veloe-
ity OF wind, 20 mios per hour.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 34.Ihc Thermometer here, al z
o'cDck hi. morning. stood NJ g. and Greeubrar White
sulphur SPRING. West Va g. below zero. lee, inches
thick, formed at stanton. Va.
CHAITASooGA. Tenn, Dec. 24.-Thermometer at Look
out Mountain College - below zero this morning. the
coolest since observations werr commenced.
CHARLESTON s. c., Dec. 24-The coldest weather ever
remembered here began last night The Thermometer at
one time to-day touched l4o. aud Is again falling
NEwORLEAhs, Dee. 2i.-The weather - clear III u
the coolest since 1852 The MERCURY last night Indicated
0 lt Is now 2S Damage TO the orange trees Is apprc
hended
sIAusIoN, Va, Dec. 25-The weather in West Niryinh
and the valley OF virginia the coolest experienced Tor
many years. Mercury touched zero here at aylrcak
At Lexington It "a degrees below freezing polut Al
GrcenDriar, White Sulphur Springs, West Va II was 40
degrees below freezing point and lee Is SIX inches thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
OBITUARY..
MISS FANNIE STOCKTON.

Miss Fannie Stockton, whose death IL re-
corded this morning. born in Saugcrties, N " in
1874 She studied music under ManzOcch and Bassini.
and made debut al the Academy OF Music in 1865
Lisa in La Somnaubula. with Carlotta Patti. Proving
very successful in this, she engaged by Max Mare
zek. After long term of service in this position she
became member Of the company OF Niblos Garden but
left 1t Parepa Roas English Opera troupe
at its formation In travelling in the West by fatigue
aud exposure her health was greatly impaired. Her
husband. Mr.. Charles Il. Smith. survives her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
The Providence Journal says: "For Mr.. Sum

nor TO withhold his approval from any portion Of the
President. policy "a not only his right bu his duty II
De g. satisfied that it i, wrong or nexpedcn But he Is
bound OF course, by every consideration Of courtesy
and OF seifrcspect 20 express his dlsappr"panh III
V,sy that SHAH h. in harmony with the dignity of
the Presidents Office, and with tho position winch
he himself holds n the senate II he does anything
difY rent from this, If he arrays himself against
tne Administration. II he attempts, In any way,
To head of the PRECEDENT or 10 bght ms pontl'ai pros
uecls lie WILL We are confident. find himself without
he Fupport Of lis best friends and those who have done
most la honor and promote him. Mr. sumner has had IN
iIusfri.Is career and has bl llidnt ren0wn We
earnestly hope thai he viii refrain from any step "th
VIII nov place Inn in false position or IN any degree
disturb the confidence which his many lTienE, nave %
lOag accorded tO b m."s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

The Hon. JAMES Il. BLAKE, the late Mayor of
the 1ty u Worcester WAC nhur Tor 5000 IN the Travel
Life and Accident Insurance Company of Hartford.
The Rev Collins stone, Principal OF the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum al Hartford klcdby accident Friday night aud
the Rev James " strong OF Minnesota, badly injured
~ Luo sauv ga Aity we're 1Vl ilslr. l tut1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
Special Ao!ites
The First Number OF the

The First Number OF the
NETWORK LEDGER,
FoR THB NEW YEAR
NOW READY AND POR SALE EVERYWHERE
CONTENTS
TRzsSILLIAS cOCRri Or THE BARoSBrs SON.
BY MRS HARRIET LEWIS
"A TIME FOR MRTH'
By HENRY WARD BEECHER
KING PYRRnUs AND HIS COUNSELLOR
By JOHN G. SAKE
NEVER TAKE SLEEPING MANS WORD
By Judge CLARKE
Tx UNLUcKY HOUSE, o., THE SSB IRON BARS.
By MARY KYLE DALLAS.
VISIT TO BOSTON BY FANNY FERN
LIPB IN SALT LAKE CITY, Or, VISIT TO THE MoRMosA
By LEON LEWIS
LOUIS JoLrET-A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
b. JAMES PARTON
THE BROTHERS; Or THE EARL AND TIfB oUrCAsr.
By ms soUTHwoRTH.
THE DIAMOND MERCHANT; Or. TaR BABE OF THE RoA
HAND NS.
BY Prot Wa. HENRY PEC&
THB OrIER SIDE or THE PICTURE A POEM
BY ALICE CARY
LITTLE LIoNBLS CHRIsTNAS
h, AMY RANDOLPH.
A YEAROLD SORROW. B. ErurL YSy.
EDITORIALS. AyswEgs TO CORRESPONDENTS. SCIENCE
CURRENT ITEMS WIT AND HUMOR mailing .l'pr .lcr.
sy, the great family pare, o. world" AMI sy shousrh
BET Moro money spent upon LEDGER sooi p.s
thao Is pea; upon suy other p.rsr IN the Fotl
iiusical BCxC-.
M ARD FoOTE vi. off, AZ retail his surerb
MUSICAL BONES
REDUCED WHOLESALE PRICES.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
CHICAGO. Nk~1uRS.
. and - Drar'orn's % AsHieu kne
Buy Narnock a Co.'s
SEVEN DOLLAR HOLIDAY lat.
Ges Gen.isuan's Hat
so Broadway.
Ladies' Fnr-.
sos 5 the time TO &c; Ear-.as
AswARyocKi Co. SO rrosts,.
Wide Brnrelet-, Hoop Esr-Rings,
For hcidaJ P'esea.,.
a3 Broadway between Severiesaia .nd Es4lsynh,t.
Holiday Presents.
ChromOs s,rcosp ves Frame. r,ei and ma,
ai.cturd By XII r. ANTHONY Co.. 5gl Biuadway Ss~Ye.
opposite Metropolitan Noicl
Diamonds. watches, and Jewelry,
Selling Al lOg pfceS GEO. G. ALLEv
5lj BInaiRav. unlrr Ncicils Iiotel
Diamonds Bought aud SOLD.
6hO g. ALLtN. 5ls bfosdsay uueor ~ Nicaoas lloe.
For ~aie.-A SIT ofthe DEBATES ofue a., sTArE OOSSTL
IlliOhAL CONVENTION, vols, bouai ibly q De- rno.
90 Adtres, n. D., LoH ~. Tnbuar Oloe.
Diamonds aud Watcbrs. Non.ht aud sold.
Gto AtLHN. Hi1 b'oilWl'. ua-c. &c. .c.oiss iis'si
Diamond. Wnichrs. aud scwslr,. .u, st i,.. ices,
-"v v 1AL-.'' 'is L's--.- -a-e ,l ,-..-. u..s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

Tpo. Y ANEW corner - Grcenvcs ld MsTsy-s,s has
cbacr a~.tne OF i.mi OCKRs ine1lg izs 5ni h3lcks
tn 6nest quality Tbi, tr0orh rsce 10 wien =" '1'
supplies los the hOldaJ g. DALI luf u45, Dc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
MARRLED.

Wedding and Visiting Curds, initial ssnpns Vote Pip~
W. EyEaDgILs Sons 100 fCLTON- Old Dvres CatAeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

MACHINE gb'er the labor tn ofnoes me ee
and lam ness Il ho,e Oh. GFfrrR tth.s ge'ra'
be the best sewing Machine Tor isn U.s. saesfa'
brOstgay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

Pianos. MeIodeons, nnd OrRnns for the H0id1ys d
df I'D mak, including Gni 8. Loser ps D A ~
monthly ustreuts for Arrs 81 Broad~a Than ca.
bet ouilel VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
Denn's Cakes.

Oby Fi0re
so Broadssy. t,t Npetaea,h an Tsen,ieth-c:>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

p,MPYs~- BE ATTTE-At Eew-Roctole. a7i inft, W
Dlmpmsof Philadelphia Mary tsie Of NeEiors 10y toe bs'
D.. L. Bu -kha.ter.
AvRRY-In ParcsVn r. Ohio Welaetiv Der Rlf
1870 by Rev C. HAYDN Of The br's p.rnis
Capt Hosrs r n L)nloa Gngtrd Miss Ary Ansn
only daughter OF iloa. G. A. Afer
ASD-Ip Lima, T. De-. o. bv Rev Steele. Mr.
Auburn " Ptz OF Boz o. 10 l3e4 r. Cope10d Of Luna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26


THE vote OF Wyoming County in 1870 thrown ont
by Board Of Supervisors. 1t stood KEEP, 1g; Den
"a.
jacobs majority in 1870 ...................21O0
steycusOn's majority in 1863. iii
COSGKEss-tO iiicall.
1870. 1868
John j. Davis. DEM. S6 Isaac H. Duva Rep. 1859
Nathan COZ, Rep 1860 Hery = Walker, Dem 1929
Davis majority. 1857 Duval's majority. go
SECOND DISTRICT.
James G. McGrcw, Rep gCll james g. McGrew. Rep 940
DOwucy, ,O3s William G.. Brown DemG5ls
McGrews m0ority... 9l3 McGrew's majority. 1854
THIRD pisTHfCT.
Frank Hereford Dem. 1850 john Is. Wchcr Rep. .624
John D. MitcLer, Rep ..62i Cnas Il. l. Moore Dtu4otJ
HerefOrd's maiGrity1,5ia. Wtchrr's majority LOO
The vote ol Wyoming Count ~ Ills district for Con
grssuan thrown cut bt Board of supervisors.
IL stood the the vote for Governor IN the Same
cOuuty-Hep, ~. DEM, 2i2
TnE sTATE LEGIsLATURE-lOFFIcmLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

Arc Won disturbed nj night and brokn Of res b Aa
suffering ard crying with the PHO Of eating s II 80 at oaSA
and ret bottle Of Ma wfSsLOv's SoorHIse srKrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
w,nche.rer'- uypopho-phitc- viii cure CONSUMPTION

unznrd &. Ca.wcirs Cod Liver oui, the bes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

nAsUy.crvRsHs % GhAsD. sooiRE. A' UrHi'"
PISOEoRTD,
Invite the s..uon TIE public their splendid assortment 81 r'
oss at moderate pcea Oh Piano, taken exchange he F''
. warranted for s, ysar Iusrod catalogues mailed fcs % ~
pBesiioa "Msh"oN'' '''''
100 and III B.,t PourteeDthst. n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
1.rvsr EUROPEAN MARKETS
Stsiuvny g. sons,

I,vr,roo, De-. N-ep m.-co,sos q-et Brssds'ah a'" ~
,,.o., s.slrf Pors I0lf LsrJ 6,l. Bee. lHis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

d. mai u 20 X. ImI,-II "
Charleston.
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zNrL--&E-D


Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed U'@ faI
name G1d address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
Dc Gray g. Ellison,

81 USIoS.saUGRE, Nsv.YoEE.
Sole Agents ior
sDkH ". s~rEs CslEBRArSD AsEGcAS oHsAsa
OPzs ~ Tns RVKsIsG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Eou-Resideut Notjes

No, 4S-In the Second Chaneery Court O.
Shelby county, Tennessee-Iohn r.. Ca
Iuthers and II. Clay King and Archibald
Wright and L.. d. McKissick, who sue fol
themselves and such of the other creditors
of William English, deceased, as may cleo
TO become parties hereto, VS.. Margaret Bris.
coe and her husband, Anderson Briseoe
and their unknown children, and Morris
English, Joanna Sheridan andher husband
Thomas Sheridan, in their own rights, ard
said Thomas Sheridan, as administrator dc
bonis non with the Will of William Eng.
1ish, deceased, annexed; Catherine Nc.
Grath, administrative Of John McGrath,
deceased; Patrick Cunningham, George
Arctic and Mary Hicks.
IN this cause 1t appearing TO the Clerk and
that the defendants, Margaret Briscoe and
her husband, Anderson BriScoe, and their
children, whose names are unknown, and
Morris English, are non-residenis OF the
State of Tennessee, so that process OF sub
pena cannon be served upon them:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master OF said court that the said Margaret
Briscoe and her husband, Anderson Briseoe,
n their children, whose names are I'M
known, n Morris English, do enter their
appearance In this cause, on the Rule day in
October next, being the FIRST Monday in said
month, at the Clerk n Masters Office of
said court. in the courthouse OF said court
which is held at said courthouse. in the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, and plead, answer
or demur to the bill in this cause, or the same
will be taken for confessed and heard ex-
parteS q eopy of this order shall forthwith he
published, for four consecutive weeks IN the
Memphis Daily Appeal, a newspaper regu-
larly printed and published in the city of
Memphis The object of his bill is to sub
ject 10 the payment of debts the real es-
Of william English, deceased, the de-
PENDANTS, Margaret Briscoe, and her I'M
known children, and Morris English and Jo-
anna Sheridan, being his devisees under hts
Will. This August ., 1870. a4-I
A ~copy-attest: arfl.-E .u "a
M, d. Il. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, d. C. and M. .
A. Wright, Sol. Tor complainant. -au3 =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-28
9Th day Of September, 1870,

At the front aoor of the court house in o. ,
city OF Memphis, in which the Chaucary
Courts OF Shelby connty are he'll, proceed ,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real estate ,fc
so much thereof as may be necessary 10 pag
OF the Indebtedness mentioned and yet DIS
in said trust deed, situated in Shelby count,
Tennessee, viz: Lying on the GerIuautOw 1
PlRnkrOad, about four miles from the city %
Memphis, being Lots Nos. 8, q, :, 10 and Il, as
designated on q plat of a subdivision OF a O.
acre tract of land, formerly owned by James
G. Jones, deceased. and known as the kim
brough land" containing in all lb 5s-itl
said lots of land is contained in ;
deed Of conveyance from said Jones
to Davis COckTill. dated Novembc-
18th, 1856, and registered in the Register OF.
4Ol. 402 and 43, April q, 1857.
Also, a certain other tract Of land, lying IN
= county OF Shelby and State Of Tennessee.
on the Germantown about iOu
miles rom the city of Memphis, it being Lot
No. - q, she subdivision OF said James =.
ZONES deceased, of a tract Of land lying OF
the said plankrSadl containing 10 sS-ioC acre;
Lot No. 2 of The said subdivision, ~contsin'D,
40 acres. A more particular description Or
said Lots Nos. y and part o. Lot No. rs con-
tanned in a deed from the SAID james O-Jolvt
to Davis COekrill, bearing DATE NoSeL14t
18Th, 1856, and recorded in the Register One
OF Shelby county In Book No. =, pages 4H'
f5 and 400, April 18th, last.
Also, the land heretofore conveyed by sal1
D. q. Cross TO said COckriu By warranty ueeus
dated May 2lst, 1865, and registered In heSls
ter's once of said shelby county, in BOOK o.
part LIST, page "a, being about 81 ~Io-lOO fcres
N OF the tracts of land are part OF tbs
az innh.-~ugh tract" of 400 acres, containing in
All sbo1f a. '7-loO acres
In said deed OF "sssnnnS &S r6dnvsv ~ ~ n1g-
ton is not waived. L. "a oriv,
ehasers at said sale as Trust - Trustee.
JAMES L GOODLO- susi
sale within legal hours. -