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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

GEFew people have an intelligent
i lea Of the cattle trade #. the United
States. Some interesting facts and fig
urcs on this q1es ION were recently sub
mitted before the Social Science Associa-
ton at Albany.
1t was stated that the consumption Of
beef in the United States aueuat9d to -
600, 0GQ tuus; in England, l,J6j,Q
600 tuus and N ErAuce $4,000 tuns.
Oue of tue principal sources OF suppl J of
cattle to the Eastern States and New
York was Texas.
When the war broke out Texas had
onlv 5000 GOO head of cattle. There
are now l. 600 .oe0 head Of cattle in that
State. TIE tota. value OF all the cattle
in the Untci States was 500 900, 600,
and tie total annual consum ption amount
cl to - coo 900. head, New ork alone
consumes 3D. oG0 .o30 worth Of meat an
nual.v, besides s. 0V0. 0)0 pounds otbu'-
ter valued at s 100000; - 0oo,oee
Doun l. Of choeSc valued a SIS, oUU, 600 ;
aud % Gee. 200 gallons of mix valued at
- 600 coo total Of $50, 900, 900.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
MARRIED.

In Baltimore cry, st ST. 1snahns
Church. ofs i4,h ult. ;, W'A. ADAMS to
Miss IRENE WHILE, bosh ofthis conn
y.
On the 24;h ultlmo. BY The Rev. Dr
Bah6ns. JOSEPH +. .MONrGOME-
RY 10 Mrs MARY BOSWELL.
Ga the 9th ult .by the Rrv, Father
DrW"lf, GEORGE II. PAYNE to Mrs.
JOSEPHINE DAVIS. t.t
. On the same lt,ys by the same, JAS.
R. RICE 10 MISS MARY l.. WEIGH.
On the 3sth ult, by tho Ray. Father
Enders, jos. A PEACOCk to Miss
+ ANN r. HARbESfY.
Ga the 3rd Instant, by the Ecvd. Mr..
Smith. GEO. r. W. NELSON To Miss
CATH1RINE 4. THOMPSON.
GA the f,h inst. by the same, FRAN
Cts II. LOMAX to Miss ALNlRA L,
JACKSON.
On the STU inst by the Rev. Father
Dewalf. HENRY FORD to Miss CATH
iARINE VI. COTTON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

How NV York CRY Is FED.-Thc
population OF New York city is various'y,
estimated at from 500, 900 to 1000 900
About one half were born in the United
States, and the:ether half are from for
eign countries, or forty different national
ties. What is required to feed this null
titude NAV be judged of by such figures
as these 900 900 barrels Of -four and
8 700 900 bushels of wheat are brought
here every year. The number of ami
mails received at the markets III year,
Including beef cattle. mich cows, calves,
sheep and swine, is 2,71G, 492: city meat
bill for one wear is over $4,000, co.,
There are 100 bakers, / 400 butchers and
> 600 grocerS who iud occupation III fur
uishing food for the people. Not only
meat, but drink, must be had for the
population. An aqueduct, forty miles IN
icnrth. costing $50, 900, 900, pours into
the reservoirs 6u,000, geo Of gallons dal-
". The total length of the Croton mnln
ripcs now laid is over 3l3 miles. The
water has been introducel into 5,92o.
dwellings and stores, l6l I manufactures
and 3o7 churches The ycsrly sum pal
far water rents is 81 $40 .34i 10. Tea
and,ooff alto the amount Of $50, 00oy0d0
are acknowledgement to the clty. The
money sseut for Intoxicating liquors Is
variou>ly estlmatsd at from. SIS GOO, geo
10 S6S 600, coo year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Sr. MARy's Wharf.-The have seen
recently an account Of sales from Thomas
|. Hall & Co, Baltimore, Nd, Of lot
OF wheat, raised on the Indian Town es-
tate of Col. H c. s. Key. of this eoun-
~. which sold in the Baltimore market
for Sl.75 per bnShcl. The wheat was of'he
Kentucky White variety and weighed 02#
Us. psr busted. oy5rranuias in 955 bush
els. 300 lbs. We take tais 70 be the
best sale Of the season as il is certainly
the largest overrun in wheat that We
have heard Of from last years production,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

CuRlsrvAs FEsrgvlrtEs.-The Christ
mas recently passed. ADD the Holidays fol-
lowing were duly honorcd BY our citizens.
Acple-today, ege-nogg, etc, fun, frollc
ana frc-crackcrS. muse and the dance. en-
ly,ued the season, and al who had been
I'D became young aud every thing was
noisy. AT some unfortunate tables. tur-
KEYS were scarce, bet n ether respects
nl,ntv abouuicd. and ''est, drink aud he
merry, were the wa'elvcr ; Qttle hour.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

rArAt C.srALrrr.-A worthy negro
maa, named Washington Barnes. living
in the Medley's Neck SECTION OF this district,
met With an accident few days age
which resulted in the loss Of his life
Barues had LEFT bis gun leaning against
the aide Of house ho was engaged in
whitsxasling. and while passing, touched
il, the gun falling against his foot and
exploding at the mon.ent of contact, the
shot entering near the heel Amputation
vAs resortcd to. but the unfortunate man
rm vived only short time, locL,jnw hay
in. supervensd. Barnes WAS about 40
var, Of age aut was ,u2u OF family.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Tuk LEGISLATURE The Delegates elect
to tire, General Assembly FROM this c9u!n-
tv have left for tleir Legislative du.ics at
ANNAPOLIS. There is considerable s2eeu-
Luton ns to who will be the presiding Of
.fcers Of the House and Senate for the
session, the present presumption being
that Hon. Barnes Compton. of Charles,
will he elected President of The Senate
and Judge Morrick, of Howard, Speaker
of the House. Milton Y. Kidd, of &C.
Gil, the old Clerk, and Col. j. I. Blak-
istone, the old Sergeant-at-arms, are Ike
" to be reelected to their old positions.
The big fight of the session will be over
the State Treasurer and the likelihood is
that Fowler, the present encumbcnt, Will
be reelected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
a. ". G., =
HaHawT Hills.
Jan. 1st, loTo.


THE RaPp TIrtE-Jeah1 Rapp, an
Alsatian Of very Humble birth horn AZ
fo,mar. IN 1T71-wko entered tho French
Army asa common -soliicfin EFSS. and
rose TO he a General and Peer Of France
was tie only one of Napeleot's imme,
ftiiate personal adheFents who would not
submit ID be bnificd BY the Great Nam
Cunt Rapp used to give his Imperial
master as good az he drought" in the
way Of strong language :; and the Empo-
ror, IL said liked liim rather the better
for it, Piayiuo at rn0rte one day with
hia Majesty, Count Eapr won heartily
"Aha p. observed the Emneror, as the
General Aide dc-canr pncka ted the goi-
den pieces, .'you like the little Napoeons.
do YOU % .'Better than the great Ones"
replied Rpm, buttoning up his fob. On
, another occasion, when the Emperor was
giving audience to an Italian gentleman,
he noticed that his Aide }c-camp kept
continually popping his head in at the
door, and asking whether his Majesty had
summoned him. When the visitor had
taken his leave, NAPOLEON asked Rrpp
somewhat pettishly why he had been thus
INTERRUPTED. Sire replied the candid
! Count Rapp, Il did not like to leave your
Alnies,y alone with such an Unlocking
scoundrel. I'm sure be is everything
! that's bad. Why, hes, a Corsican- -
/ But pluin-sf oaking, plalu-aeallng-haId-
/ fighting Cou-t Rapp died so long sinco
as 1921. Why should we resoseitate
,hese byconc anecdotes Simply in or
| der r. remind those whose memory Of tue
veteran Of Austerlitz may bc growing
somewhat hazy that the Rapp title has
/ lust been revived by the Emperor Napo-
icon III The Imperial permission has
been granted to Dir. John Henry Hope,
sccond son of Mr. Adrian Hope, Of Am
s,erlam, TO assume, in addition to the
! family name, that of Count Rapp who is
sid to have b,en his "gfaud:ath + we
presume Oh the mothers side. We can
not exactly understand why one Of the
Dutch Hopes should wish to lie called
Count Rapp." That proud and wea!-
! thy family have evon ropud.ate thor
Batavian afpellatiaa OF Van Hoop. and
/ claim-with Justice, Ii woatl setn7-to DC
descended from an aaeient and noI.e
Scottish family. Rap was Count, 1t
/ is true; but lie was tla architect OF has
Town fortune, lie eeuid not transmit has
fp'uck and his pungent "it to his gran /
children, and the peculiar traits which
gave point aud value to his nobility may
/ be said to have died with htm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
AT Uonr.-We Lad the pleasure {

AT HoME.-We Lad the pleasure Of
meeting during the past week several of
our young friends who are studying lat
Georgetown college, BY permission Of
the college authorities. they spent the
short Christmas vacation with their fami
lies in the county and returned to their
studies on Monday last. They were all
in good health aud merry, too, ''within
the limits of becoming mirth.' We wish
them, one and all, continuance Of health
and high splits and a pleasant session OF
profitable study
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

COaNFlRM.A rtQN NOTICE.
In the matter Of tho Deed Of Trust OF
Charles l. " ,,e,

In ,heCircuit Court for 81 Mary'scounty,
sitting as Curt Of Equity.
No. las Equity.
nRDEREDj tine 5,h iay of Jan. 1870.
- th.t tie SAFE made and reported by
K = Combs aud Jame, ) Downs. Trustees,
fle4 in this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 The contrary be shown on
or t,-f,yre tne-ls, M-r,isv of january
uext provided > copy of this order be IN
serted IN theS & Mary's Reaaon. once a
week for thr, decisive weeks prior Il
the sad lst Monday OF J anuary.
The report states the amount Of sales tc
be $500 80.
JNO y CAVALIER. CFk.
True copy-'rest:
JNO \ CAVALIER, Cl'k-
Jan s, ls7o-3w- a- .-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Mr Flitor-I send YOU the weight Of
three r,;.ss killed II me fcw days ago,
aged fourteqn mo7Pths.,r ,, az,
As their sire cane rom y5nr worthy
townsman, Mr. Diltow, It may be graft
fviDr * aim % know that these weights.
tizs 35n. 3T5, AID $50. challenge he
count7. Mr. Dfllow informs ne has lost
he run Of thi7 bred Can you not, Ar
Editor, induce him to revival OF ms
spirit os-inlprovenseat agafEa, IN tlns-lpef
Messrs. Henry Soshoroa and Jao,. A
Barber have the 3 rkshirc and thester
White hereto Perfection. Bat ast-r as
heard from, Mr. piaow is Big Piece
ahead yet. sor 80
5e,@.as. \. ". c., ~.
~.tsyJ a HaHowE Hills.
jan. LIST, lSTo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

IA .ssAel and efe lie alsher q ge
Day Star If Amer.ean Freedom; val
safse e1n.rib,Isien 10 the historic ll'ern->
-nre ofosr s.a,e. died.Fn Bslamo IRE city
on II . 24th VT. ~
Nicorge Lynn T.arcan DAVIS VIZ r'F-
i've Of Frcde-;ct c7nrtv. says tho f'red-
-rick citizen. hut removed in early life
10 Baltimore city to engage in tho prac-
tire ~ thn + far sucress m which, a
mind highly logical ana acnte, liberal
collegiate education and thorough course
Of legal study emineatlY fitted him. But
strcng taste for, liieraur especially IN
he DEPARTMENT OF historical research.
wcaned him from the active duties Of bis
lrafess:oa, aud he became conspicuous
chiefly in the former conneetapp.. ae. es-
peciaAs deve.el hin self to the. study and
cl,ieafation Of the Colonial History Of the
State, and contributed var7ous papers OF
interest and valee TO the Maryland His
tOrica:;l Society and the press on Ibis sub
jject. His chief production, however, was
, published work entitled ."The Day-stqlT
Of American Ffeeliom," devoted to the
| history of federation ia Maryland, with a
sketch2of the life and manners of the men
! concerned in its establishment, ard of the
/ sctt, omen, q de Chesapeake and It's tn
: butaries . book, confessedly, OF realms
.. torioal value and mach scholarly merit. !:
BY invitation Of the late Constitutional
Contention. he addressed that body upon
the, rropriety Of providing for the c'HssiH
cation and preservation il, permanent torn
| Of the early archives ofthe State-a subj
ioct in which he took a profound interest;
and in dercrcnce, mainly, to his surges-
! tions. provision was inserted into the
q, New Constitution devolying this duty
! upon the COMMISSIONER Of the. Land "
fee. TO this Office, by a general sense
of appropriateness. on,thc adoption OF the
| Constitution. Mr. Davis vas appointed
ard continued It's incumbent until his de
cease. 1t is TO be regretted that tins I'M
portant and long neglected duty Of prop
erly rescuing md giving to the world the
proud annals Of our Provincial period, has
! lost the services of one so qualified for thu
| task, and to whom it would have beep SC
congcnial. ~: -
In personal qualities, Mr.. Davis was
distinguished cor his high sense Of per
sona' honor, his inAexible devotion Il
PRINCIPLE. thc c0rstancy ard warmth o
lis friendships, his courteous and cult
waited manners. Chcrishing as the true
fount of inspiration, the c!'ivary, courtli
ness and Catholic spirit Of the founders
/ Of our State, his tone was rather high
his temper too sensitive, as tried hy th'
standard of this uilitarian, not to say de-
generate period but We know of no MO
del superior to that of which Mr. Dau
formed an cxamplc-"tbe true Nary
! gchileman."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
300 acres,


These lands are locate1 about two and
a half miles frotn the NH Stone Landing
on the Patuxnnt river, alinias the lands
Of Henry Carroll ana iVm Is Bear on
the Chesapeake Bay, and embrace the
lands fot nlcrlY owned by Mrs Mary W
Cullumber; having upon them small
but comfortable dwelling, out-houses,
&c. With aa abundance Of wood and
tim her !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
TERMS OF SALE,

as prescribel by the decree, arc: The
Whole OF the purchase money to be paid
in cash on thu day of sale, or tn ratifca-
ton thereof by the Court; and the Trus-
tee is authorized, upon the payment OF
the purchase money, to convey 70 the
purchaser al, the right, title and inter
est OF the parties - this snit aal OF thysc
claiming under them.
pARRAN CRANE,
Trustee
Jan s, 1S70-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Jan 6, 1S70-ts.

0rgsoa. Cur. q s,t,h Narys cy'n'y, St :
jan 9, 1863.
nRoEEE0 By THE COURT That juliet
- I.ezranI ,,.!lIiIlis;g,,tyiN II ~..a.. te--ar3.
late efst Mar. scoun.v. Maryland. deceased,
give tic notice req j.e1 ny I.fv TO ihe tecc':s-
81 5 c-cl;oIs to - klgii ,heir claims, md that
ts- s..ue g., "a ,sbe1 onye = week fox ~ sae-
~e.l,s II some newspaper printed n =
Na-y's county.
Test:
JAars T " RALEr,
Register WIS f-V ); Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

EhRDERED, This 9TH day of De
ND cembcr, 1869, That the Report Of
JAS L Matthews, Trustee, fled in this
cau~e, be ratified aud confirmed, uulee,
cause to tie contrary be shown on or be
tore the ofh day Of JAuaary, 1870
Provided, copy Of this order be pub
lisheI once week, for three successive
weeks on or before the SAID e,t day III
January in the st. Mary's Beacon.
The r port states the amount Of sa-e5
70 b. SS-2.
A J SPALDING, CO
JAS TYATES, a
Dec 8, 1C6g-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Fer any period less than three months.
at ,A- rate ot Ga, y. |lar per month.
Il ne Postage on 1.-The pa'y Ase -
.thsrsy cents per- quarter. or one dollar an
sL"e%tY Gems Per aahuh, II prePa'o II tuo
oiieeE2t delivery
p fsa!nent quiVed Invariably in ad-
yxpee~a
TERMS 0NThEN EFkLY AGE:
,,-rs -o,v one ,Har $50
Ia an
Txsn,y .,,..s % on
~. -, =. 81 90
'"' '''"'ns ''N NY '' -, '"o
a'''a as WI So maze ny" '' ~ -
prs AE3'F'.t Rf So F ?" 80" * ''-A'''tS~'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
RELIGIOUS iOTICG.

rMYHE FOURTH QUART + Il l. Y
RI meetng for St Mary circuit will
he held ut Friendship, the Ssh and 9th
instant. '.,
B. III. SMITH.
Pastor.
JAN. 6. 1S1Q4-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06


= sscSAc~ .sr--sx[Sca OF rHv Porss;;
Tie Loni,n N.C< AZ D<csmhsr u saySsi
A prisata ter. asss the : ;. from y
vii-i,or tc p sac. mh>y W lsr-ly v'rfFii
with priy,sse aH1;sacf a. The F.tiean 8
desc-i hes the Pano A. Cooking mucfs1
wora ana fa,ieusH BIT his energy -
ri ! the wr'<sr.. .'is14efer'i, ani'le IS
in ~rfas spirits n saitei Of anxiety and
age" \ i really wonderful to thiuk q
he bodily o2-,>s ~--r,a' lab,r> which this
fue ana venerable oil man approaching
bis ei-lneth year i u1lcr-oinS At TIL,
critical time I, must need all the en-
rs.y Of Gxr PurpeSe ~ hSsf 'fia,r ap~
~ II eae k,.cAss sur ectsnAsdiAss. suiis,i-
ceS, consultations, religious functions and
cares of temporal covHrnn NJ, which are
nov pla,tidied q 4aaireHQU blythe pre-
senee OF thr General Ruhcn, and the
con inct If Inc crmmi,tees sef chat ee-
c c.isticnl, parliameut in the. midst Of the
Sotemniies Of the Christmas season.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

WHAT'S the g,ca.cs; VIZ; Of TIC a.
WAIT Q! .ul41.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
'',iT,s as III T. q fa2:J lid

con, false to Pailip, fai,e 70 everyo2 y
She was unstable IS the wind. and rs
lind rs EfQit. i Wa aot Is, -h7r: e'-
forts th.t thenst5Jn WIS Sa1ed. hut n
pi.e Of them. r "a, saved Ry tbs sta' eS-7'
nlaaslip. OF Rursf9ey AID Wals:ns hau.
by lie euersy i that Enslanl wills. NaS
pr4Ees ant, aud chiefly u the laahHlfy-
If SPAN 10 concsutrase her forces on Tug
in yasion Of England. Ta.e one great gal
i'y ii, tue Qlsei. wlls- her iauntllss per-
s,nal ,cqura &C. Such IS Mr. Fr9nde ;
d or,rait of Elizabeth: aud Mary Is drawn
with yet llaebcr pen, Richly gifted
with intell1ct.:tutI 81 'f<c pas.on. eloquent
acute, auJ vi ~. sls lqfy no s9.ul9a
when sic ha1 u conlpls>s an end~-ot@ am
bition. or affection She was vtreaoherous
as E!izSoash. and more subtle; she led
wit as much system AMI as much skill !;
she ASSISTED q the murIer other husband,
and. she instealed the murder Of that
Queen BY whom she LaA been protected
from he fpSy Of the. English people ana
The English P2r.iament- Nr 'Ft}adSq .
poYtrait Of Elizabeth exeites contempt
uuali.ieI rby admiration Us portrait 81
Nary attracts adaptation. aa-l .ti3d by
horror. e. -sr, :. .....l: ID
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
THE AGE,
DAILY...AN WEEKLY,
- FOR 1870.

Th, oaly Bemocraffs Morning .IS"r'no'
Published IN Enq7jM IN FhIa'c,p''fr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

SIN distract art Brit Chronicle of the
Times :"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06
Groccl'l

YENlIE unds1
Il nounce taI
public Of 81 Mad
opened III ad'hii|
the finest aud bs|
CHOICES FL
ever offered n
which they Wiz |
prices for cash,
They would |
lheiy stock III
REApY-,1
which Is larger,
Sod than any ssn'
,ryland. 4lS~I
J..
Is our mott an,t
goods in, our In
tcs,st 10 Yah as
fore purch aslns
Nov -. lNog
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CHANCE
= .Irs
COURT\EI'S NICK,

Cor by whatsoever names the S anne may
be known or callcd) and containing
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Jan. 9th 1870 St.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

,N"E~ Y I'ALET-
REGISTER WIS fog }; Mary county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-21
Libel No. 40s.

United States of America: District Court of
United States, District of West Tennessee;
George Malone and Mary Cheek vs.. Steam
boat Liberty No.
WHEREAS, Geo. Malone and Mary Cheek
w have died a libel in said court against
the Liberty No. 2. her engines, ma
chine y, tackle, apparel and furniture. in q
cause OF contract, civil and maritime, al
leBtng, among other things, that the same
has been seized by the Marshal of the United
states for said District, forShe causes in said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monitioD Of the court in that behalf
Now therefore, IN pursuance of the process
of said court. to me directed, do hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons hav-
tngo OF pretending to have any inter est in said
property so seized, that they be and appear
before said court at the city OF Mem phis. on
the fourth Monday in May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
in the of that day, and intervene
fortheir interest therein otherwise said prop
erty viii be condemned according to the
prayer Of said libel. This 9Th day of April,
$50. l. B. EATON,
ape u. =. Marshal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-21
NOn-Residsnt Notice.

No. 4lg7 n. r. pin the ChRncery Court Of
Menu his, Tennessee.-A. kaufman VS..
Gustave Uebele ct al.
IT appearing from return in his cause that
i the defendant, Gustave Uebele. is not 70
be found in Shelby county, tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
first Monday in May, 1870. and plead, answer
or demur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him, and
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy.-Attest:
AUGUsTON ASTON, CIlk and Master.
Westcott & Stahl, Soils. for compI't. mh25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-21
Thursdav. Anrh IN. I87n

At the principal front door OF the Gayoso
House, IN the CITY Of Memphis, between the
hours of 10 and y 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-Wit:
That certain lot or parcel of land situated,
lying 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 I&l
twenty-three, and cOrner of Main and Me-
Call streets, as viii appear by reference TO
map Of the city, commencing at a stake IN
the north side of Mccall street where the
west side OF Main street inteFsects the same;
thence ~Westwardly with the north line of
Mccall street 1901 one hundred and dfty feet
to a stake in an alley; thence with said alley
nOrthwRrdly L75l seventy-dYe feet to a AXE;
hence east [l50l one hundred and 1fty feet 70
a stake on the west side of Main street;
thence sOuthwardly with the west side OF
Main street l75l seventy-five feet to the be-
ginning, being the same lot or parcel of
ground which was conveyed to said Davis
COckreIl by John Speed, William b. DOnoho
and John p. strange by deed, dated seven
tacnth day Of February, eighteen hundred
and ~stZty-siX, and recorded in the Registers
once OF said shelby county in Record Book
No. 55, part !, pages 81 snd &2.
The title to said property Is believed to be
unquestiOnable, bull l viii sell and convey
only as Trustee.
III. MURPHY, Trustee.
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N0n.R asidant N0tiea.

No. 1903, n. r. DIN the Chancery COurt OF
Memphis, Tennessee.-Lewis HOwes OF ux.
vs.. W W. Trigg.
TT appearing from affidavit IN this cause
Il that the defendant, W. W. Trigg, is a citi-
zen of Arkansas and a nonresident of the
state Of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, on or before the first Mon
day in May, 1870, and plead. answer or de-
muir to complainant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to him and set fOF
hearing exparte; and that a copy of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
csssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attsst.
AUGUSTON ALSTON Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Deputy Ciefk and Master.
Haynes, Stockton & Haynes, solicitors for
complainant. mh22