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SheriH's Sale OF Mining Ground.

HDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the Clerk
I'D Of tho Circuit Court, and to directed, in favor
vi Charles Castle and d. Saltorsta plaintiffs, and
agnst Michael Donane defendant, for the sun Of sty-
five 5O10O 1865 SOY dollars principal in gold coin q" tho
United Statcsa and eight 3lOO is ~ dollars cost and
ds, smcrts, have levied upon and will sell ut public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand Of gold
coin Of tho United States. ON WEDNESDAY, tho 2Sth
day Uf FEBlsU AkY 1865, b,twcon the hours of II and
O'clock, NJ, before Court House door in Canyon
City, Grant County tho thoUllowlngdcHcrbed property, to
wit: one Rtth interest in some mining ground known
rs the Miller Claims bounded the North by Mexican
Co Claims, anil running up Canyon Creek to the Old
Heller claims, II bclig 45O feet more lees.
NJ. =. P.DERRY, Sheriff
by WM. W. WMIPPLs, Deputy.
Canyon City, January lS, 1866. = jan26w5+
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01
sheriH's Sale of Real Estate.

HEY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
d Clerk the Circuit Cnu If On ant Count and to
against j. A. Lockwood defendant. f1r the OF Sew
cty-one Dollars and Fifty Cents (ST Co. principal and
mcnts have levied upon aud will sell at public ,uctou
to tho highest bidder ior cash in lau SATURDAY,
JANUARY l3tii 1866. between the hours of ~ and 2
o'clock p. before the Court llo,>e door in Canyon
City, the following described property, tO-wit:
Unv Ilm and Lut situated III the town Of Susan He,
State of Oregon County o Grant, commonly known AS
the Lockwood Saloon. NJ. Z. BERRY, Sheriff.
by W. W. wnIpPLs, Deputy. :.
Canyon City, Dec. 12th lSG5. dc224w*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01
Sum salOnS.

Henry Tozcr John Haley, plaintiffs, VS.. Isaac Jen
nugs-Action to recover money in County Court Of the
State of Oregon, 70. Union County.
yUyo ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANT: In the name
Of the State Of Oregon you aro hereby summoned
nnd rcourcd to appear and the complaint Of tho
plantr. now on flo IN tho Clerks Office In said Court,
after service hereby upon you by publication for six
weeks In tho wsEKLY MoUSrMSEEn as by order of raid
curt or Judgment for want thereof W II bc taken against
Won and unless you appe and answer said complaint,
The Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the
sum of $50 together with the costs aud disbursements
of this action b order Of j. I. Argcrsingcr, County
Judge OF Union County.
u. 8, Rev. stampl n. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
so ccnts. janb.Gw
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sum mems.

]. Y. Griffin plaintiff, Isaac Jennings, defendant
Action to money In County Court Of the State
of Oregon for Union County.
yuNU ISAAC JEN> lNuS, Defendant: In the name Of
n the State of Oregon you hcrrby summoned
and rcauii cd to nJrear ana answer Plaintiff complaint
now ou c inthc Clerks In sail Court after SER
vice hereof upon you by pubic tion for Ss weeks In the
WEEKLY MOUNT INNER, by order of said Court, or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you,
and unsss you appear and answer said complaint the
laiut will tako judgment AGAINST You for the sum Oi
$3.50 together with the an disbursements Of this
action. by order Of j. p. Argersngcr County Judge oi
Unot County. M. BAKER, Atty FOR p.aintih.
U. s. Rev. Stampl t.tF
5Ocents. jan5-6w EA
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01
4ailp Wountalneer

DABlES AND TIE DAUUuEEhS Ot lOF'
rarY.-The London Punch says that
j, witnessed curious scene in u Lon.
don Court. Thcre were ten girls,
zach carrying baby. Tho uni.ed
ages of the ten babies might have been
about fifteen. And what might have
been tho united age of those carrying
them Certainly not moro than forty.
five or fifty. La many poor families
it would seem that II girl is no sooner
fit to carry herself than she is sent
out to carry some one younger than
she is. In u household where the door
can scarcely be shut from the number
of children that are inside, girl is
from the above reason, much more ser>
viceable than boy. A boy cannot
nurse his younger brothers and sisters,
whereas girl takes TO it tinslinctivcly,
and apparently takes great pleasure
in doing it. 1t is her plaything-
about the only one necessity allows
hor. In this way the girls OF court
in st. Giles have the advantage over
pirls of the court of ST. James, mas
much as they play as mothers with
real children. Ii we wished to be sen.
,imcntal we might say that babies are
tho dolls of the daughters of poverty.
MANKtvD IN THE THIRTEENTH GEN.
TURY.- They neither looked ir:o
heaven nor earth, neither into the
sea nor the land, as has been done
since. They had philosophy without
scalo or system; astronomy without
demonstration They made war With
out powder, shot, cannons or mortars
nay, the mob made their bonfiies
without sqnibs or crackers They
went to sea without compass and sail
I'd without The needle. They viewed
the stars without telescopes, and
attitudes with ut barometcrs. Learn
ing had no printing press. The lover
was forced to send his mistress deal
board tor love.letter, and Il billet
doux might be tho size OF an ordinary
trencher. They carried on trade
without books and correspondence
without mails; their merchants kept
no accounts, their sho, o,'kecpers no
cash'book; they had surgery with"
.out anatomy. and physicians without
materid mcdica; they gave cmetics
without ipecacudna, and cured ague
without bark; made pictures without
cameras, aud sent dispatches without
electricity; their locomotives wero
horses. e"
AN OLD wIDowEn's SrRATAGEM.-A
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01

AN OLD wiDowER's SrRATAGEM-A
rich old widower in Canada il said to
have practiced very artful scheme
to gain the hand OF tho belle OF the
villego. Ho got an old gypsy to tell
tho young lady's fortune in the words
that he dictated, as follows: "My
dear young lady, you star will soon
bo hid fpr short time by = very
dark cloud, but when it rcappears it
will continue to shine with uninter'
ruptcd splepdor until the end of your
days. Before ono week q, wealthy
old widower, wearing a suit Of black
and u fine castor hat, will pay you
visit and request your hand in mar
niuge. You will accept his offer, be.
come his wife, and be left a widow, in
tho possession of all his property,
before tho close of this year. Your
next husband will be n young man
OF whom you think most at present"
Three days after tho old gentleman,
dressed in the manner described by
the gypsy, presented himself TO the
young lady,and the marriage followed
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01
BLACK LIST.

NouN H. WARD, OF CROSi HOLLOW, has this day
% pal me Three Hundred and Forty-one Dollars In
GREENBACKS AT PAR, for n debt due in Gold Coin.
Dec 80, 1865. ljimi"l DC. BlFfLE.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-01
NOTICE.

II HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS from contracting
H or buying anything whatever from Y. NJ KUNTZ,
whereby will have been thought by the public respon
slble, as nm not will hold nys u responsible for
any OF said H. ". Kuntx's acts. w.P. MOfFAT.
snsauville, Grant Co, Nov, 2s, 1866. 4 \,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-06

ONE BRICK HOUSE, with sIx rooms, on
" NEnCe street.
LOT IS feet by S.. $500; 800 cash slL and
twelve months
One FRAME COTTAGE on Vance streets
room s, out houses AMI lot. Terms 500 cash.
A beautiful D for a fine residence.
on uwo-sinrY NEW FRAME HOUSh-lZ
rooms, ont houses, fine cistern; in a desirable
position, near Mrs Tnlbots residence-Sl0,0eJ-
ne-half cash 8 and u months.
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DY virtue d q deed of trust executed on the
70 me as trGstee. and Which vas recorded 20 the
Registers Office or shelby county, Tennessee,
in book No a. part 2, pages Ca etc. given 30
secure the payment OF certain pronis5orF notes
therein spscihsd d, i VIII sell 20 public auction,
to the highest bidder fer cash, IN 'front.' Of the
Cha1cery court, city Of Memphis, on
sArrR6AY, 2ist DAY OF APRIL, 1885
sonrs ofIe and 2 q m- a certain
oises IA ianf. stlafe4 % ami pelng in the
$500 N S5sibv aud St1te 3 Tennessee, in
800 - ~ Re city o. Uemunls EimeriT
.ro,rn - south Memphis, thss4ms being Fart
~ wber Il knoun and designated On the plat OF
so.fh Memphis As country Tot No In block
~ and bounded A. follows. Beuuning at
noint On rae north side of Vance srreet. one
hundred and tWeuty-four feet and nine inches
ii2R{ feetl rom the point Of intersection Of The
n0rth side Of vance street with the east side af
Lauderdale street, and running thence east win
and twenty fee1 90 feet to a stake. and ruu-
Gale street one hundred and f0rtT-eieht ar6 4
half feet QssS feet To a stake in fha sosfh
h~or~dary Il 50uth Alley laitaea tees wis55
fhenc. No.. - af said alley w~estvardlr ona
hundre5 a~f 1~eafr E1 stake on taeuna
OF said alley. and thence A4el
Win Lauuerd1le street one hundred ana
eisht and q haitfeetc % the beginning o. tsne,
Right q redemption waived. Tftla basav.F
% be good, bat convey Only as trustee
rs AfEA TruSfaa
marLTrEa
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The following, from alettert 10 To,-
don Times, exPlsLnsth erecent conn 6C,at
IN Roumania:
"The Count OF Flanders having %,
fused, the question Is, what foreirpeT viii
they solicit to take the governing ~
them? For 70 seems il must be a for
eigner. Prince Couza, who Is now LIVING
81 Cronstadt, IA the Austrian territory
fell without exciting much emotion
there were many dry ewes after him.
Without being absolutely bad, he had
the most perfect political inapdtude, and
what Was highly absurd, be thought
himself born % reign desp0tcallV. and
would listen 10 none of his councilors.
The immediate occasion Of This fall was
this He has an Legitimate child. snd
wishing TO insure It's future position. on
even succession 10 the Danubian throne
he attempted 70 90 more for It than ever
even Louis XIV did for his bastards-E,h
introduced into the code, by a decree ~
his own, ? clause permitting the aaop-
ton Of liegidmate children, and confer.
ring on them All the same rights as IL
legitimate. In short, in Reumania tn
was % be thereafter no difference in
between a mans children BIZ his 1
wife and bis children by anybod
Tbeuromuigation0f this decree, o. ~
greatly agitsted sbe city Of b .eIo-a
Tbe marfied ladies did not a. ~
short il was the last dr0pOf Fsafer vbtoLH
made Cousa's cup 70 oyeT9SY.1
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LEGAL.
Trusfee,s SHE

DX virtue o. Ia deed Of trusf e~ae-taa "a ma
~ On ne lAA day % Aurn. u.sa b. j. 81.
AsAhnaer % secure the payment OF certain
49, eecrpeds which said trust deed
5heiDt comfy, Tenn on the Erh dqv or AprI.
80 in Dook No a. part uage e2 - ~ 90
49, n oAtAr1ay ne 1th day of
expos 70 public 1aie for cash AZ ne C5n-f aCrss
eooIin ~ clfy of Aemphis. Tenn. NJ rnlIor7-
sLetl estate mentioned ana descrfhef 81 all
N- Agt No. q. on aulan "a =
~snoalgisi2u q samuel Hemhert1s land whie1
sald subdivision was made By order n -
GnauceV 1ourtof Memphis fn fhe - -
necca lohan and others ~. Nsrv III Ps,-5-~
M Others said lot 10. ~ has a frous ~
lrtL on an avenue, running back berrear
falalrt lines - feet inches Enuifv n re-
aempuou waived and title believed 10 IL 800
putA VII convey only ~ fuefae.
March q. Isg r
rnarsf4a ~
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U1 virtue y a deed OF trust e1ec1tea 10 us
~ on tue i4in day of September. Izsl bv 81.
EaHAnBs % secure the navueuf ~ ee-fel-
noe luerein deserved. which -aid trust deed
H only recorded in the Recstsfa once ID
rnelgy County, Tenn, ln e9oz No. 81. paaes eg5.
etc. 4 Will on 1alHrdaF the 7tl dIV ~ ArriH
lqf cash. - TIE Goor t1 the crr oF
Memphis. Tenn the following rear estate. mem
Lloneos cesc1hea euQ conveyed ia said trlst
deed. to-Wit: Lot No. q on a pian oFfrs rr5-l-
vision Of samuel hemberts laud- which saif
subdivision was made by ordero o. the Chanrer~
Couu u Memphis in the ease of He1secz unhau
and Others W Mary H Eembert and othrrs.
sad iot NO Hha q mont o. seVenty-lTs fet
on an avenue running back between parauell
lines 70 Feet 9 inches.
Equtty n redemption waived ard TILE BE-
heved to be good but X VIII conveg ouIv - a
trustee JAMES WITuEE5Ho0T-
A9fe1 ~ 1885, ur-stes.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday. May the 1st, 1896.
3. A. Davis ua. C-oustantlns Paias, s G. Var
hroneh. a. q. Montgamsrv ana ThoInas Z

Z. A. DAVIS Ja. Coustantlns Paiae, s. g. YaE-
br0ugh, A. O.. Montgomery and Thomas L
Beard.
DY virtue or an fntenocutory decree entered
ID IN above cause, on saturday, February I'D
1851, and renewed February l2th, 1885, j VIII sell
az public auction to the highest bidder, IN 'front.'
Offhe Court House doortu thecity 81 Memphis,
on Tuesday. May LIST. 1886, betWeen the lOuTs
Of 10 and y m, the llOWin described real
estate, t0-wft: lying and being IN Upton
county, on the Mississip river, in Che 5tn Civil
District. known As the shelton and Payne
woodward tract, and bounded 8s follows, To-
wit. Heginning a. asycamOIe On the bank OF
The Mississippi uVers the northwest corner %
the 800 acre tract conveyed by 81. II. Howard
20 shelton and Payne, registered IN the Regis
ters once Of Upton county; thence east io
poles 70 an elm thence south - east lD poles
stake thence east so poles 20 the lake
thence with said lake TO Bear creek thence
west with Bear creek 70 Old river, thence up
Did river 70 the southwest corner q Grant No
32i8; thence west % poles 70 Old river; thence
up Old iyer 70 the head OF Island 8 thence
west 100 poles 70 the Mississippi river thence
up said river 80 poles to the northwest corner
OF entry Neslld8: thence up said river leo poles
to the beginning. containing lsI8 acres, more or
less.
TERaf5 OF credit of Il months,
bOndWiLh two or more securities taken nom
che purchaser, and a lien retained
A. ASTON,
March 81, 1853 Clerk and Master.
AL fna
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Chnncern SnEe

OF City Lots. on Wednesday. Ifh day Of Arrl,
1865 Of theC Court House door. Memphis Tenn.
D00elaSs II. Gordon ~. ELjah Cheek, and
others
DI virtue OF a decree or the chRuceU SIDE Of
ID the Common Law and Chancery Couu uf
the city Of Memphis Of date January s lea& z
viii sen. at puhlc auetion-iu 'front.' 81 the CourE
door, 70 WEDNESDAY. April ~. Lst6,
between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock M. 20
the highest bidder, tbs following zeal estate, to-
Wit Two tots lying in the city of Memphis
Tennessee, designated ON the plan Of Y lheeks
property a. lots Nos. and 8 fronting on Poplar
street, and running back 20 the center ol au
alley between Poplar and Washington streets.
TERMS or Casn-
A. ALSrON, Clerk and Master.
March 70. 1865 mrl0 IDS
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ChGpceFy Sale,
=0N-
Friday, April I3, 1866.

John n. Carmack. Administrafor - fors a1a
ofJohn .Sannoner IS Charles * Hal, and
others.
DE virtue Ofan lnterioc1t1v decree made I'm
u this case al the November term. 1e1. ol the
Chancery SIDE OF the Common Law and chan
Gerry Court ofthe CHS OF Nemrlts.I win sell at
public a~uction, at the south gate or courI
square in the city Of Memphis. on Friday, April
l3r lsa, between the hours OF ~ and j. M. The
loloW1ng real estate, to-Wlt. being part of l1r
No 2 OF subdivision Of lot No 4sJ, BEGINNING ON
the south side Cd Court street 40 tEs northwest
corner Of SAID lot No 2 running thence east
Wardly with Court street H fe-r TO a stake.
thence sauthwardiy Al night angles With Courf
street l4s5E feet 70 an alley; thence west with
saiu a4ey 90 feet 20 a stake thence norrhETardly
IN a direct line 49, feet TO the beginning
TERMS Oh sALE40ne-lourh cash. balance
on a credit Of SIX. Twelve and eighteen months,
with notes and approved security and Ten re-
tanned tn payment offhe purchrs money.
AUGLSIONALST0E Uerzaud Master.
marI2Hfg
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OF LAND NEAR MEMDuFS
ON the second day Of MAY Twiu - -
Ntne premises enc hundred sereS ~ @irese
~ r. - or - p and 30 acre4 mors or
.ane iie- ia theneu Ralesqr mad ON
" n9.sh s.dg. and on both Sdss Cy6sses s1es
Hpt4 oWn ittasseu adnn.ed
Ne1l, zaiue1lnE ana DAIRY 1ofrdsez
streaHa Of living wafer rr1r7ne
.aielsa Terms, ore-tiiirI aasn. ne asfsr-
ms 4.i1 Twelve months. with n
paynaentA y U-rT
mrl-tds Administrator orc, Pane deeid.
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Chancery Sale
-uN-
Tuesday, May LIST, 1866.

Edward C. Butler and Isaac 3. Kirkland, e a.,
rs. VIM. C.. Johnson, e al.
nUESUANT 10 an interlocutOry decree. rem
il deredi in the above recited cause, at the No
Vember Term, l565. Of the Common Law and
Chaneery Court OF the city Of Memphis, on the
chancery side Of the said Court. ! shall oner Tor
sale, 10 the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the city OF Memphis, On Tuesday the Isl
day Of May next between the hours OF 20 and
y M. a certain tract or parcel Of land lying IN
the city Of Memphis, county Of shelby, aud
state Of Teunessee, bounded as follows; Begin
ming at the southwest corner OF subdivision ID
Of original county lot Noes, ON the uurth line
Of Poplar street, running thence with the west
line OF said subdivision D., one-haH % the dis
lance of said west line OF said subdivision ID,
90 feet. more or less then south IS east 2 feet
q inches to "a staie thence in a direct line and
at right angles TO Poplar street l9 feet inches,
to a stake on Poplar street, north sidei thence
west with the north line Of POpiar street 81 Eeet
8 inches. to the beginning, being part Of b
vision ID of original county lot No 5l5-
TRIMS or SALE;-Equity Of redemption
barred. Credit Of seven months. Note with
good security required, and a lien retained for
the payment OF the purchase money
A. ASTON.
aprI IDS Clerk and Master.
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HAVINa besn qualified as Executor OF the
III last viii and testament Of William English,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified and required to pre-
sent the Same to me for payment within the
tifse prescribed by law Or they VII be barred
and al persons owing said estcte are requested
70 CONS forward and pay or suits VIII Be insl-
tuted against them.
JOHN McGRATH,
msre5.Inss Executor
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And ia = Saying Of from 80 to s.
Der Barrea 20 tRe Consumer.

This article has EaeE vita 1hs most
wonderful success. a large proportion
~ fTe citizens OF Memphis and sur
undin country are now using ~ 81
- corfnent here are many others who Wouid
avail ElslaselFes Of lis advantages were they
5sIsned resa5elaE its AEALIHFULNESSi
STTp-UTORTY sRd eHEAPNEa
macc.--aa eaeil of Nezo facts, i have OBJ
tanned a isrge nu.aber q ca nom wei
and favorahiv known physicians sNf eSsrs a
Few OF which give below. Jnv lfial VII ~.
viHcs the most incredulous thaS IT'S 70 Their
advantage 20 use this Flour, as an
and SATISFACTION in every respeeL
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RradIey,s Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
Isof the best material, style and msnufaoture,
erd fbe most graceful, durable aud ecOnOmi-
al skirt made. For sale BY
RICE, TIX & Co.
N.Y. and pa Main street.
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Chaneery SAC Of CItT Los.
wednesday, April IIfh, 1866,
Atths Court Housed oor In the eity ofMsmpna

and JONI Malone.
- tut4e d an iuteri1cutorv decree made IA
- me nooFe cause on Lne lha1rew -.fa "a
The l1mmou Law ard Chauce-v Clr- ~ -
tAAy Of memphis, on January -r1 ~ VIII
seA az pupne auclou az the Court Hrr-4 f1g-
~ ne ely ~ Ae1plE. ca WEDNESDAY.
III PAY ~ AEtLLs $50 p certain Ior af
zroun1s Aluatea IN tns ccunrV of grerE- auf
state q ~Lenuessee. In the Butler b8visign y RE
~ ~ AeIpA BOUNDED on lle west by
commencing a. q stake ut the larsuseH1n ~
Butler and Shelby streets. aud mrrIrr rs.r
WIN the s0utn . ef Butler street - faef ta
an alley, thence with sald aIIrr. 0n ~ 49,
side q the SAND, IN q southern d-eerl- p
leet 70 q s~ia1esfueuee WesIrauilr WlraIfarutfr
Butler street, 70 the east side % -laI1r --a-I
thence norihHardV VITA aasrsife -.qfv
street 80 feet % The
IEEss o. eALE@Creflf % 2 and I2 -rrrtrr-
eotes with good security and allan retained on
the land. ar-TrrE
MARI tds glrF ~ $780,
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Ghaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
Tuesday. May the LIST. 1895.

1eorse y Lincoln ~. Winston J.. Davis, Frank
Tia NJ Moore. Admir- o. Alfred Moor. de-
CEASED, and LG Einuie, Trustee.
D1 virtue % an lnfcrlccuG0rv decree entered
- ia tne above cause on The grh day q De-
oember. 1915, I win sell al public auctf0n 10 ne
highest BIDDER, ia mont Of The Court House
Ia the city Of Memphis. between the
hours Of 10 land I'm. on Tuesday. May ~. Is8.
The following described real estate, to-wft.
situate In the County Of shelby and state or
Tennessee, being part o. lot known on the
plan q the city of Memphis. a. lot No. 8 In
block g. In that part ofaaid city formeriy
known As South Memphis and situate on the
north side Of Beale street and fronting thereon
tween two parallel lines bout "a feet, and "
Ing adjoining and directly east Of n loo sold BY
sad Moore u u. o. Rasehal. on the l9fh March,
lsiA
TERMS or SALE:-A credit ora. - and u
months. the purchaser 20 give notes with good
security and a Len retained. ETC.
a. ASTON.
81 faa Fna~b 80 aFaef1-
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt,
me most popular and flexible in use. For
WALKER BROS & Co,
90 Main street MempkjN. Tenn.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

virtue Of deed of trust executed % me On
- thei8th day u uecemher. ls8 by Wm. D..
~ 70 secure lie payment o. four ual@ frr
1iao0 eacn. therein mentioned. 70 Auf-rs1u a.
Bstlls pui Wrlcn are now he'd b. the estate Of
n p AArsnaus eeceasea which deed % rrTsE
eou1ly, tenn@see, book pages EA - and
10. ] VIII on WcduesIaT. The Lll dlv gf arrIg-
leB, between the hHus ON O'CLOCK an. ruT 3
M % me oQoru Ou1 Fellows Han. in the city
oi 4empAl@ 4ennesee, proved 81 sell % the
highest bidder. for cash. he fo7Iorfuu daaerfbaf
to-wit- Lying miles rom the city 81 Efamphis
on me norm sice o. the neW s1ata E-ue road
and bounded as follows, fo-Wit- h-egfnulug az "a
stake on the east side 81 sixty foot avenue 20
4eet east uum the f0ulneast corner Of IInau
Belts ten acre tract.thence north wesr win
said avenue Is chains and - lfnEs 20 asraEe-
the southwest corner offpt No i'm the auhdi-
vision OF thu estate OF Tilmau Betris. deceased
thence north - east chains and 81 luzs 20 =
stakeou westLne- leuees1ut a
east chains and nbE 70 e stake wltch
stands soth ia east 0llE from 2 black gum
marked thence south & east Z chains ana
2Enks 70 a stGEe which STANDS suutl 81 east =
Inks from "a back oak marked aB, ON Rec
soutn Anf- on new state I'm road thCnce with
sat4 ro4Q eoulL = west 2 chains and llEs
right olredsmplon rs eNTfe-sly EatFel tu and
- sid dsedoftrus1 The ttle Ol1a p-lrarv
IS good, bu1 sell and convey Onlr ss tru=leL
EiLLfAN O. EfTE Tr1sfea.
By virtue Of subsequent deed 81 trast male
tone by said VIM Fly Oh TIE 1fh December.
shelby county, beck ~ pages Ia. l5 and l5,
% secure the pay meut ol o-uer DEBTS spec NED
therein, and due ". D. Marshall. VIII fsu
with the said Tilmau G. Bstus. Turv1ee. fin
making sale Of che foregoing tract ofTtnd.
mar29tds HOWELL = JACKSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-06
Bradley's DupIex Elliptic SIxirt.

CONFUSING elegance, iiRhtness durability,
Comfort and economy, and unQuetjonably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MEEKEN BROTHERS & co.
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