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WE ARE COMING

And will present to auy person sending club In
oar Great Ore Price Sale Of Dry sad Fancy Goods,
&;, SILK DTeIs Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watch
&c free of c'st. Catalogue Of goods, and s9mple,
sent 10 any address free. Address J. s. HAYES l.
Co., 80 Hanover st, Boston, Mass. P. o. Box 5I25.
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A GENTS WANTED-S10 to $50
n day, to introduce our patent STAR SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t two
threads, and makes the genuine Lock Stitch. Ali
other low priced machinsJ make the Chain Stitch.
Exclusive territory given. Send for circulars ".
G. WILSON Co., Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio.
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pitcher bI,g reproyed passing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22
,.IssIs.IPPI NEMs.

The communication aW arded 20 al
Mississippi Confederate soldiers, who lost
legs in The service, and have supplied
themselves with artificial ones, Is sew
enty-four dollars. They receive a war
rant on the state treasury Tor this
amount, on the certificate OF the probate
Judge
that in a terrible ARRAY on Mr. l. }. JACK
sous plantation in that county last
| Wednes lay Lee Turner killed man
named McCloud. AeCloLd attacked
/ Turner with large cane knife, when the
I latter killed him with handspike.
/ The Mis8issippi0R of the 18th says
I the citizens Of CoTinth are aroused to the
I fuoportance Of going immediately %
work 10 build the Corinth aud Tennessee
river railroad. The Corinthians have
( hsen excited 70 this enterprise by Gen.
7 west president Mississippi Central rail
! road who addressed to them an epistle.
The american Citizen announces the
arrival OF Judge Sharkey at jackson,
fronn Washington, last Saturday. The
in5ga will make Canton bis future home.
--qlba Water Valley Courier says oi
the croDs; Our farmers are very much
encouraged at the prospect of good
/ Weld of both corn and cotton IN this sec
lion of country. The corn Is looking
| finelv. and the stand is good. There
will be no failure in the wheat crop,
Cotton is doing very well.
The same paper mentions q persona
d,f5cultv at Mr.. Sterling Rogers school
house between two lads named AIeeki
apd Hardie, which resulted in the Sc
vere stabbing Of the latter.
Judge Watts, at Jackson, sentenced
On he 18th Instant, foar federal soldier
10 The penitentiaTy for horse stealing
each On thies years,
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SAFE
or zeal Estate, IN Gl5s0B t0uHty. 70 be
SO dat Hnmbuldt. fenn.. haY Is 1sH1

or zeal Estate, IN Gl5s0B t0uHty. 70 be
SO dat HambJldt. fenn., Aay 2S 1851
DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
ID ON the 18th day Of March, la6l, by Green
Tor the sum OF Forty-rix Thousand Dollars
fsf6U0O0 with interest rom dale. Que resp cI-
lively on the 18th Of Deeem Der, 1861. and Zilll
day OF DeCem Der, 1S62, o. Twgnty-threu Thou
sand Dollars each, owing by b IN to b. 81 A p
person & Co., and by authority invested In me
to sell the lana conveyed IN said trust deed.
viii, ON the 2sth day Of May, 1857, iu
front OF the hotel al Hum boldt. Gibson county.
Tennessee, between the hours OF Do o'clock
an and a o'clock p N aud con uunulug from
day TO day therea ter, between the same hours.
until ali the proper, be solC- sell % the high
est bidder, certain tract ct laut, cln lntainlEg
about ~ acres, s. ui-t- au4 lyLuH ~ trllst.l
county Tennessee, ami bounded and described
a. follows: one tract containing ~ gcre-l
conveyed 70 ". d. Fly By John Fly by deed
recorded in Gibson county. one tract contain
ing 10 acres, conveyed 70 the said " D. Flv Dy
W. NJ Crushy by deed duly recorded In Gibson
veysd 10 said " D. Fly by j p. ~ horton by
deed duly recorded in Gibson county one
tract conLaln1hs Io3e asIss. c9l stg ~ ~ SO
W. ID. Fly BY John Price BY 0eed duly recorded (,
one tract containing s. acres, conveyed 10 said
W. d. Fly by kenny Phillips by deed duly re-
corded In Gibson county one tract containing
Ig9IZ acres purchased by the said W. ID. BY
under o decree Of the county court Of Gibson
county, said tract belonged TO John Kelly s.
estate, and was sold FOR PARTITION or 70 pay
debts one other tract containing - acres, ana
conveyed 70 said ". d. Ely by Charles Oates oy
deed duly recorded IN a7lus0nC UNITY sa44 AN a
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
to the heirs Of Wm. Shaw and y. g. Hart and
- Caldwell on the west by and O. hsur.T
Phillips. John An,stead and j. II. Graves on
The south by land belonging o John y Bar
nett and Mieajah Fly on the east by the land
OF W illiam Boon and ne estates OF hCutr-
Campbell andfYY liam shaw. 70 more par
t!cuiar description Of said trassr, reference in
made 70 the deed and decree above mentor sst
70 sal " d Fly, ali o. the awe de~-rll
snCis having been old under les q OF trust exc
ecuted u W d. Jones Dg Green Williams aud
thls trust executed Tor payment II puI chase
money. III rs property VIII b. suhdtv ldeds and
v, ia be sold In lots varying & ON LtU o. go s.re-
uDon one OF which there is hDe dWellln 9
and an uut houses and improvements leees-
sary being in high state OF CULTIVATION, Win me
a plan or the subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale.
PERMs OF sALE-Ole- half Cash, balance a.
six months, the purchaser to execute nofs
beariag interest nom date, and secured by
deed OF trust embracing the same te5 us a. that
under wBich / am now acting Ihe right OF
REDEEM ptiOn IL waived, and The title believed 70
be good, but viii convey only such titles as IS
an5I 55t A. DELAP, Trustee.
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Tr2Isf S6Ee,


TN pursuance Of the provisions OF a Trust
Deed to me executed BY a Street on lltn
day OF November, 1853, and which IS duly regis
tered in the Registers office of shelby county,
in Book No. 40, Part l, pages 4l5, 476 and AZ (;
and also in pursuance OF q Consent Dec es
made by the hon. William n. smith S1dge o.
tbe Chancery Court OF Memphis, on 26d day OF
April 1867, in the eau -es pendlng II SAID Court
wherefu Charles J. Seay ami others are COM
pananis AID A street anu 1tI o ~ 81 ne i1
tersection Of Poplar and Second streets, II
Memphis, on the 18th d y OF May, looI, at u
oc ock, M proceed TO sell az pubic auetlo, %
the high 81 bitder, upon the terms here after
mentioned. the following q scTlOed LOIS o.
Land, togeth with the ~ lneIso,
see viz: Being Lots Nos. Zos and ZfU, as know q
cp the map Of Men phis, and bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at the Southwest forner o.
tl,a ir,ferss eli u OF PnEalar and Sel oDd streets,
running thence WeseI-Hth the south line OF
Poplar street l2f94 fe I; u nee 50 "a parable,
west ysl[ eet to an alley thence with
said alley 7451 feet tr the intersection OF the
alley; thence East with said aley 20 second
s5Ts.t. fheEcs with Second street lfs1S let %
the beginning. Excepting and ercludfHg now
ever. from said Lots, thai part conveyed and
ralinoulshed on the 6th day Of March, lS ., by
floe undsrsi0ued and BTinktey q Dougherty, 70
A. street. bounded and described IS Iolows !,
viz: Beginning al the 5outhessl Sorhsr 9i 9i oGt G
No 969 at the Intersection OF the North side OF
The first alley south of Poplar nireet win the
West side Q Second street, then Ncrth-
,FsrdIy with Wssi side Of s-rond street y ieeti
more or isss to a point at which said West side
~ second street Is intensected by a line
rnnnipQ through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East 10 west OF tnise story
k-irir hDfidfng embracing two tenements now
IN said lot No. 259 theme from said point ol
intersection Westward y i4slS feet 70 the East
aide or the first alley, W set OF second street
fhence with the East side Of aid last men,
4 ttonsd aIley southWarsily, % feet more or les
] 10 The point OF Intersection OF tne East slce o
sofd last mentioned alley, with the = hOrih SIDE
I ~ the drst alley South ef Popar streei-said
! ,oint or intersection being the Southwest cor.
| ner OF lot No 26s; thence eastwafaly Win tht
Fast eide OF the said last mentioned alley. lfS5
I feet TO the beginning,
] said property will be sold on the folOWinf
( terms Viz: one fourth Of the purchase money
/ rash and the balance on q credit o. four ant
/ eight months, for which the purchasers viii b
/ REQUIRED TO give notes with approved persona
/ ese,1T5tV- and a lien likewise to be retained OF
the property to secure these deferred pay
/ mauts The equits Of redemption is waived
K and the title is believed TO be perfect, but
/ sbaI only convey as. trustee.
/ '-anrzlsid NJ j. WTCKS, Trustee.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
-Ar-
NO. g2 MADISON STREET, DeSOtO Block.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Is WHITE. ND. VT. IRWIN, NJ. D.
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TrlLStee7S Sac
OF Real Estate in Gibson County, Tenn,
to be Sold at HUmbOidE, GibsOB C0BHly,
Tann IN The 9SLh naE nT aar. 1857

OF Real Estate in Gibson County, Tern,
to be Sold at HumbOidE, Gibson COBHIy,
Tean., on the 18th day Or say, 1861.
DY virtue Of a peed Of Trust executed to ".
% A. Jones by Wun- D. Fly, bearing date 18th
December, 1896, for the purpose Of secur1u 9
certain debts due by said Wm- y. Fly 70 Z. II.
Apperson Co, and which are therein speci-
fed and by authority vested in me as Lrllslee
substituted by decree OF the Common aW
Court o. the city Memphis, entered lltn
4 pril, lS.7, in the room of Wm- a. Jones de-
ceased I viii, on the 26tl day Of May, le1li IA
'front.' OF the Hotel At humboldt, Gibson Count y F,
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, an
and four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest Did
der GER ain tract Of land containing about
% acres situated in Gibson COUNTY and lying
about u miles northwest 0f HuLabol leun.s
being the same tract or parcel Of land con-
yeved TO said VIM. D. Fly by j. s5Ph 81 Ian
ANN i)v Deed registered in Registers once Of
/ f55Fson County 10 which reference Is made for
more particular desert pJon-
| This tract OF land viii be su5diytded IN %
l four lots No. / containing 90 acres, ana Known
/ - ne eli; Nos. 2. 3 and containing t27a acres
/ sach lines running eaAt ard west
| Tryaa-Oue-half Cash. balance az Q rnoni 1si
I the purchaser 70 execute note, bearing interest
I fr,us date, and secured by Deed OF Trust eI1-
brafsipg the same terms as that under which
II lrbs rigbt 81 redemption Is waived, and the
I tiftIe believed 10 be good. bat VII convey
I orlv s1lch fftfe ~ is in me vested As Trustee.
ar2I 7lt J. ID. QUiaLEsN, Trustee.
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,-r.rrnN rNrr.aEsrs.

It has long been @ source OF complaint
among river men and shippers, that con-
hicting local legislation ia the west has
proved seriously detrimental to all par
ties in interest The recent decision in
the " Ad. Hinen case, by the supreme
court Of the United States, goes far to-
wards s full remedy. The points settled
are substantially
I. That by the constitution of the
United States and the act Of 1883, United
/ states district courts have exclusive orig
iual Jurisdiction in al admiralty and
maritime cases.
2 That the various steamboat acts,
I passed by state legislatures, to give 10
/ state courts Jurisdiction directly against
/ boats and vessels ON 9avigable rivers,
are unconstitutional and void. Those
I acts provide for proceedings substantially
/ in rem. which are Of admiralty and not
/ common law e0guizance.
8. The exclusive Jurisdiction Of United
States courts extends to all rivers navi-
gable from the sea by vessels OF ten tons
. burthen, and is determined solely by the
I navigability Of the river. 1t applies as
well to a navigable river wholly within
one state as to a river separating or pass
ing through several states,
4. That the saving 10 state coBrts oi
their common law jurisdictisn has refer
/ enee solely to suits brought against per
sons by name. A salt by attachment, q
Judgment against an owner, for instance
will authorize q levy sgainst his interest
iu a vessel but the suit Is conclusive only
against the parties aud their privies, anC
the levy and sale hereunder do no
diyest maritime liens, Ia other words
nothing is reached but the defendanti
udakduai interest in the vessel, subjec
to an the liens existing upon H.
The practical effect Of this importan
decision is 10 GUST state courts of all au
thority 70 proceed directly against tn
vessel: and consequently it places tn
, navigation Of all WCstern rivers unde
the general rules of maritime law, In
stead Of sui jectiny it., Is hitherto
To the conflicting and shifting con
trivapces, restraints and embar
rassments Of local legislation.
vessel is 10 be always subject to the sam
legal rules, whether on the Illinois rive
between Peoria and Peru, or on the Mis-
{ sisslupl between New Orleans and 81
Paul. Her voyage cannot be broken VI
or interrupted by warrants from justice
OF the peace or state courts at every o
any landing place. The officers ant
orcyy nanst look to tho maritime rules 70
/ their authority NHu FAceeeeiOH AHSi
disnlItes and all controversies concern
| ing heF employ ment, whether oetWeel
the simmer and owners or others--i
J short aii maritime contracts and tort
! must be Mtigated exclusively in tn
United States district courts where th
legal principles applicable are uniforr
E for every part Of the country, and for a
, voyages, and conciusive upon all person
interested ia the vessel,
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MEMPHEN APPEAL
PUBLISHED DAILY 6 WEEKLY
JOHN 8. C. HOGAN & co.
pnIrr OF suRscRIPriON.

Daily On sdvancel per annnm
~, .avr,erS and news-deslers Per COPY
S4esi-ly per aDnum (in advancel
- So osu bscription entered en- our mall DooA
- - -, /, ffau one month.
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iKATSOMTNTNG
lS92ecinI Notice.

rINHE following Goods having been stored with
1 Msssrs. Hiner & Mason, and Messrs. Hiner,
Mason a Dyer and trans erred by them 20 Us,
viii be sold on the list OF June. at anctton, for
their freight and charges unless called for BY
the owners MOODY & WIMBISH-
Q. Hanna, box mdse NJ AcRenny. / mat
tress n. a T, boxes glassware; II. boxes
ndse J. Torrell, 5 boxes nidse, casEs J.; v,
Little, l box ndse George Hay wood, DyA
castings; Harry Dean, keg nailsi no i5s,Iei ssi
3 dozen buckets. ~ pieces IRE tile; A. J. tten-
cids, 2 boxes hardware; no mars oeAss os y; !;
r. goods, trunk, tool chest ooA its..s, ~ - =
Dlows, cooking stoves; r C1eiry' i s. %
fiour J. W. Norris coil rope. o oo1 ssllitilss i
skt1; ar Sweet bundle lron 'ty ~ - ~ ~ ~ =
no mark lot H. "a, furniture ". l. 41oAn p
son. box sundries; ee9rss nc 10, I 2 W =
sundries H HArringtoq Y p. y. :, y .ii p P
,,1rr{,, u for, {, stones; J. G. y nre lites j. B.
Rnrbank I giD press, z3 pieces. Peiles, pleee
rope 9. :. q Co. y snaits. ARE, u oo1ss sun
r,ieee,s iron boxes, pkg washers, - knuckles,
I boxes hard ware no marx. = piowA ! Pkg
n5t1rs W. 2. 8, Dozes glassware; J. J. 3
= ~ / box uadEe. myla
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BANKS AND BANKING
BANKING.
MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1874
OFFICE. ss1-s sMADzsON STREET.

J. j. MURPHY. President
+. NJ. CASH. Ssorstary.
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RAILROADS.
y II = =
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIN z.

OF''O1 VI MElIrHIs, May 5, lso'.
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Cor A les timo than one month.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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ny virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 me executed
- BY Charles Pianuenestsihl on the lVtn gay
Of September, 1865, and duly re Orded st the
Registers office Of Shelby COUNTY lenness g,
Ia Record Book No. 81, part seH nd age 5os,
$40 ana SO October 10, 1885. l'r The TurpOss OF
securjng a note for the sum Cf -i1t, w Il IN
dred and Thuty-twO Dollars .snlsz tOll % Ell os
hiru 10 John Lsech, and By a. or1iy IN
vested in me to sell TIE prOpe tV conNrye'i 70
me in 4aid trust deed, viii, on tho iuih cay OF
June 1867 sell, on the premises, a. ~ O'Clock
| lowing described prOre cry A certain tract or
[ pa cei OF land situated, lying aud ing n tne
/ cftv of Memphis, Shelby county state OF len
I nessee. designated On the original plan u LOIS
I in and OF the city Of Memphis as part OF lct
I three hundred and seventy-one NO 5Illi ana
/ bounded as follows. t0-Wtts Beginning on me
I northeast corner Of q lot on the south side Of
/ Jefferson street. known as George CfOm wen >
I 59 feet WestWarcly nom the intersection % ~
Jefferson and Third streets; thence eiastlVsruly
win the south Side Of jefferson street * feet 70
/ ifs terrninatiOu and intersel ton with Third
/ Street. thence soutbWardly with the west side
/ OF Third street lfS34 feet to an alley tnence
/ yyestwardly with the north side or salu alley
I i4siL feet to the east side OF auoi ner alley ;
! thence northwardly with the east side OF Salu
/ sIlev a8 feet 10 the south boundary line OF the
I ssid Cromwell lot thence eastwardly with
l said C,romwell's south boundary line J15z feet
/ TO the southeast corner Of the said Cromwell 5
I lot thence nOrthwardly with the east pound
/ arv line Of the said Cromwell lot llZ7a tset 70
/ ths beginning, together with al the privileges
and appurteuances tnereunto oelons1Ins;, l.,
| The title is believed TO be good, but sell only
I a. IYusfaf,-the right nf REDEEM ptiOn waived
I THOS. LEIGH, Trustee
Z rror,,,f,sg SFavq l2b7 myi0 tbs.
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libel No. T7O.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DrsTRrCr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT Of WEST TESNEssEE.

limited STATES OF AMERICA. ,
DIsrRrCr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
libel. Civil and Maritime.
Brlrgs & Peterson vE. Steamboat Rose Ham BILE
Ton. her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle
Apparel ami Furniture.
VA EEREAS, Briggs q Peterson did, on the
W IUth day Of May, 1901, fiie their libel, civil
and maritime in said Court aga nst sllu steam
boat Rosf Hambleton. her Engines, NJ achinety y
Boats Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, for the
causes in said libel mentioned, ans praying
the usual process and monition OF the COutl
in that behalf aud 1 having, under the pro
cess Of sa COurt seized said Steamboat hofe
Hambieton, her Engines, MacbiDery, Boats
Tackle a Apparel and Furniture, and nov have
the same in my custody. Now, there
fore In pursuance OF the process OF SAID
court to me directed. ] DO hereby give
public warning and notice 70 all persOni
having or pretending 70 have any interest ln
said property, that they be and aapedl
before the said court az the federal eonfl
room in the city 0f Memphis. on The nrst Won Won
day in July 1857 and show cause, n any tney
have or know, why the said property shah mol
be condemned eE Aforesaid.
This ilth day OF May, lsol- ,o,rr,o
U. Z. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn
BY ISAAC W. GRFTfTH. Deputy T. = ~
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RATBROAD-

rFsRAIeys leave a. follows lcity timel; ,-,o
Through Express, bunoays eAespleseli;; -, ~
= rn Throuch Mail o; 20 ? m Son erNlile Ac-
C.o7ninodstion at $40 p In.; Grand Juac,i9n
AooounmOdati0n Train, CONNECTING Win Hlia-
-siessrpi cent al Train, leaves st 1890 pm. M
Express connects at Grand Juncilo1 49, y W
s9eYnoon train on the Mississippi Se9lfa-
Rsilrnad for Holly SpTingsr aier \ aliSg
Cirenada. Jackson, NickE0urg, Mis-, Ne" VI
Al Corinth, for Okelona, Columbus' Mis-
AT Decatur. for Columbia. Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc
Al C'hattsnooga, for all places In Eastern
AIsbarna Georgia North and Houth Car -llnaI
Virginia, " Ashington, baltimore, Phtiadel pnls
Nav York, etc.
through Mall connects at Grand Junction
Nth trains FOR Bolivar and Jackson, Ienu.
At Decatur. for Athens PulasEi, Ala-s Column
bia Nashville, etc.
Al Chattanooza Mail trains connect for saIns
,,rsfuts as Express trains.
TgqqsRe checked through
S.sT tickets and further Information, apply G'
t-A1s JILL W. ]. ROSS. Geu1 Sup't.
BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent
si-ff y II SHOCK, Passenger Agent
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ChaneerH Sale OF Real EState,

U. Z. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn
By ISAAC W. GRIFTfTHs Deputy T. p ~
u1vIg fst
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If, as it is said, long continued spell
of wet weather is productive of melsD-
chOlv, to that must be attributed the
number Of suicides iu our midst during
the past unpleasant spell. Two were
announced i'm one journal and others at
different times during the week. These
things are natural Our city has here
tofore been Ie derHicr resort Of those in
extremity. Business speculations fail, the
charity Of friends grows cold, the last
stake has been lost and n1en resort to
the pistol or the river. So, with women
who are up fortunate. Poverty or safety
has worn of the velvet Of profession and
shows the iron OF sel6shness. Love
has faded. fidelity been rewarded by de-
cpptl0n and dessrtion and there 3 no be-
voud for the victims but that whose cuE-
tain is g pail. so they lift it and enter.
It seems probable here that under the Dtse
administration of public affairs which
has beggared our people, inundated our
lands, destroyed cur commerce, and
made the south an experimental field for
the reDetition Of social ideas which have
failed elsewhere, that g. new phase OF
progress viii be presented and New
Orleans may hope 10 riva- any northern
city in the frequency Of its suicides, the
atrocity Of its murders, the sdroitness OF
its incendiaries Bsud the skillful villainy
of its robbers, official and commercial.
In due time and with proper attention we
NAV have our causes cej55rCS worthy OF
befhg damned aud drsmatized, IS else
/ where. You need, however, only expect
t a more cheerful view Of society through
Truly Yours, DELTA.
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nc To-5av. - June II, 1857,
NTnICE.

INN, ,re,ittor- ~ The estate Of ,. ;. alaleas
are HEREBY notified that have slsgsssSe s
the insolvency Of sad es.sss S,tS ennessee an,
~ SSedifor or said estate als n9nase % nls rs
heir olairaEs, duly 4s S,ttc MI y
,-S1,4lss rom dats nere0l OF aAA9 A~'-eo ~-- -
died in !aaE 2AI 81 ne 's1A.NFoRp, Administrator.
...,,,., Is.59. - aPiosf
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On Tuesday, juno L. Aoo

On Tuesday, juno L. 1901.
No. 90 n D-ssmuel Tate et ,, 81, vs.; 1s LEWIS
sssIi1s - aI.-Chancery Court OF Melhpnls ps. =,
go = - - an iTtsrloc1tory degree n2oe n
X ms esSse, viii sell, al public snes,on' 70 70
the highest bidder. az tns @ - ~
ne ne civ OF Memphis, Tennessee on
Tuesday, June J, = /. :, IL, Ia 1857 s o. a.
petNeSn u had real estate. to-wit: A GER
ioiloSltti, ~ ,,sreei OF ground situate lying and
tt tttn - -, shelby county. State OF Tennessee,
oelpE II me l4th Civil Distrtct of said eoun ",
n,11tai-,ing acres and fourteen hundredths
~ ,-1 acre the same being the north part OF
it NJ III Of subdivision NO. 2, as known on
ne oIau OF the subdivision Of the John Ram
ssy drant Of fve thousand acres as suhdiyided
NJ n A. Kerr and r. >. Todd. Lot No. II "a
shown on fuckers map marked 4. > Tate.
T-ERMs OF SALE-On a cred, Of six and tWeife
months, notes with good security, with Interest
rom day OF sale, ami len retained VI pN9-
rpsnt OF the purChsss money.
hquity Of redempti' y oarred 49,
a. ALeTON, Clerk and Mastef'
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Northeast Corner Court Square,
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nonue,s Cleaned, Pressed and altered 70 the
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