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UHHE following Deeds are in my Office, len foi
Il Certificates. before the war
1 Deed from Jose Damacri I. Barbo to Hub.
2 deed nom James Clark and wife TO N. B
Beard OF Missouri.
3 deed nom A. a.. Burdfne and vile to W.
WOrmel OF shelby county
4 Alex W TO Greenvin powsu OF Shelby
county.
8 deed nom Robert V RICHARDSON to Isaac
Healey or Shelby unity
8 deed nom James Humss TO ". N. unn ef
al. OF Shelby unity
7 deed from runkley, Trigg q Williamson
Trus 10 Peter W Pinkst8n.
s deed from z. II. Whitemore and wife TO Their
esq Carroll, pennsylvania
3 deed from q. ". Lincln to Jos. Z. Douglass
10 deed rom John Stark to Jasper stark, Ken
lucky.
Il deed from B. B. DeBare to W. :. Bruce, Ten
p deed rom 3 NJ Norwood and wife 10 VIM.
Bridgewater. Tennessee.
Is deed from :. p ak and wife and F. f.
W9itne-d and wife 10 W. 5. Williams,
Arkansas.
a deed from Brinkley, Trigg 8 williamson to
VIC. Davis. Arkansas.
Is deed from Jones d. WiIlboru to Jane NJ.
Cord. Alabama.
I6 deed from Louis N. Gehu and wife to Marta
Banks, Alabama.
II deed from Memphis and Louisville railroad
company TO John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed rom 7. l.. Beard and Jss Young 60 Jas.
+ Davenport, Arkansas.
~ 49, 80. 49, " AaA4ANAa @AA MNG ~
HarbeTts & MdLWeI. Arkansas
Ddeed nom Colbert Moore and vile to Mecagar
Htl, Mississippi.
q deed from Dan. Sahanaus and wife to Adj
olson Gran, Mississippi.
p deed from j. r Jonnson and wire to W. ".
Wheatley, Arkansas.
. deed from y. c Faikner to H. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
"A deed f.Om H. r. Ward TO Horace L. HowE
and Charles TIT, Tennessee.
. deed from re. Brinkley and wife to ". J.
Davis. Tennessee.
36 deed from r c. BrinkIey and wife to Irion,
CartOr n Co.. Arkansas.
y deed rom John and wife 70 N.
A.. Kerr. Arkansas.
. deed nom d. A shepherd tod 7. Johnson,
Arkansas.
- deed rom Charles McDermott to Thomas and
William N. Irons, Texas.
30 deed from Emily r. j. tartile to Al Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from q. F. Johnson and wife 70 W. h.
Wheally, Arkansas
81 deed from Dan Park 10 r. =. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons interested NAV call ard get the same
by pay ing the fees. HUME r. Hill,
Commissioner OF Feeds. etc.
10 MaffsOm street
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Tr9ESfee,s Sale.

DY Virtue OF trust deed. executed to me BY
Id JOseuh schOOuOVert on the llth day OF
April, lsdU, recorded ia the Registers once OF
Shelby county. In book Al, part %. pages f99 to
500 made to secure a note therein described. 4
viii sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Ia mont
Of he store Of ROyster, Trezevant q 20. on
second street, IN the city Of Memphis. opposite
the southeast corner Of Court square,, on the
and m o'clock a IN the fouOWing Described real
estate. in and near the city vf Memphis, shelby
cnuufy, Tennessee. conveyed 70 ne In said trust
deed. iO-wit one lot in the Butler division or
the city Of Memphis. in block No = beginning
at a stake on Elliott street, 30 feet rom the
northeast corner Of block No 5, running
th1nce DO feet south 20 a stake, thence 70 feet
east 70 a stake, thence 30 fezt north to a stake
on Elliott street, thence 70 feet west With Elliott
street, TO the b~eginning. AkO, one other lot in
block No. z, beginning at a stake on Elliott
street. BIS feet nom the northeast cnrner OF
block 20. s, running tbence 40 feet south TO a
feet north down the bayou 70 a stake on Elliott
STREE c, thence $ feet west with Elliott street TO
he beginning Also, three lots in the GrFeulaW
division, adjoining the ely Of Memphis, and
designated on the Plan OF SAID subdiytsion as
lots s.. I9 and I'D. lot s. fronts "A feet three
inches on the west side Of Third street, and
runs back wet l4S& feet to an alley lots I2g
and 10 lie on the southwest corner OF tOurth
and GreeDlaW streets, and front llsh 1eet on
each the W. lots making square OF A43@ feet.
Also, one other lot on the west side Of Tennes-
see street. Beginning b feet north Of the south
east corner OF lot No l3, block No 6 a. deslg-
nafed on TIE plan Of South Memphis, thence
north A feet with Tennessee street. thence west
ar right angles with Tenn see street I'D Rect 70
Ches er ST.. &c. thence south with Chester street
IS iael. thence east I'D feet 10 the o~rginnIua.
For particulars as TO mstes and bounds Of al o.
5 nd property, reference is made to said trust
70 be good, butI VIII convey only IS trustee.
ieZl IDS IuhN KERR. Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70 ne
d on the drst daV Of January, A. D. 1855, by
q. v. Hart and Julia A. x. Hart. his wife. and
duly reg stored in the Registers once OF shelby
county, Tennessee, ia Record Book No. "a,
Part "a. pages g3 and "a, 10 which reference i
maze, for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secursI l viii
On Friday, the 18th day of July, 1857,
on the premises, near the city Of Memphis, in
the county OF Shelby and state OF Tennessee,
expose 10 public sale and proceed to sell to The
highest bidder. Tor cash, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
parcel OF ground. tO-Wft: Situate, lying and
being in the county Of shelby and state OF
Tennessee. near the city Of Memphis, being
one half OF lot No. Ffny-two (52 Of VIZ
loughby VII Jams subdivision, and bounded
as follows Beginning at a stake on the
west side Of Walnut street, the corner Of LOS
No. dny-One. oil ruuniug south wiki the line
Of said street three chains aud siXty-dve 385l
Inks. to stake the corner OF lot No. ny-dva,
so, thence "a est with the HneOfsaiu lot Notify
ave (55l ten Chaiusau uinety-seven tl0g1l Inks
to a stake thence north three chatnsand sixty
i've (J6l links to a stake, thence esst ten
chains and HInety- seven Q051 links to the be-
ginning. containing four acres The part
hereby Intended to be conveyed Is the north
half OF said BIT No dfty-tWO, G9 the zane haV-
ing been willed % the said Julia A. r Hart, by
her mother, Elizabeth ~. Tanner. on the 3th
day Of March, 1851. The equity Of redemption
IN and 70 this property is expressly waved IN
said deed Of trust, and. the Title ls believed TO
be good, but I sell a q convey only IS Trustee.
sale 20 be made between the hours or one and
four o'clock In the Afternoon.
felg IDS II. G. HARRINGTON. Trustee.
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AETI-MALARIAL BITTERs -This preparation
OF our neighbOrs is making friends in every
direction. Below we copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article in cO~mmendatinn Of them.
Fortunately for us our health is 50 good as not
10 reqnire meoiclnes, and hence we cannot
speak OF them nom experience. bui the gentle
men named below are both known 70 us, and
we are willing 10 endorse them;
81 Many compounds have been made by all
sorts Of phlisnthropists to give tone 70 the
stomach, but most OF them have proved fall
ures. Not 20, however, with the new discovery
IN the Materia Msdica OF d. T.. Everts & 60 f., OF
Petersburg for, If We can place conhdence in
the word OF we'll known gentlemen. the Anti
MaIarial BitteFs, manufactured and sold by
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir OF
life thai any other mixture that has ever been
offered to the publie. 1t is said 70 be a specific
for Chills and Fever, and all diseases arising
from malarial poisoning. In support OF the
excellent curative and tonical qualities OF these
Bitters. we ave the free testimony OF Mr. s.
W. BrittOn, OF Petersburg, ana Mr.. John
Wythe Parks. of n rfoIk, gentlemen whose
wcrd cannot be questioned We adviseaH who
are suffering rom any Of the complaints to
which the stomach or digestive organs is heir,
TO drink freely Of the Antl-Malarial Bitters.
For sale by P. 1. HUETTE q co,
ieIB I'm 38 Main. corner Monroe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALl
MnMnHL. LnLE % LIZ

1@H eeg ~ ASaa ,
Business was generally more lively to-
day, in connection with the departure OF
the regular Vicksburg, Arkansas and
other packets, but the situation is un-
changed in its main features and the
most trying financial stringency is still
experienced on all sides, currency bal
nee being at a low ebb and bankers
unable, if not unwilling, to render assis-
lance, excepting upon the most unex-
~eeptienable collateral security. Elk
change is dull, but as offerings are light,
rates are fairly maintained and uniform,
bankers checking at sight on st. Louis
and Cincinnati at to premium, on
New Orleans at par and New York and
Boston at : to premium.
Gold ruled lower in New York, with a
corresponding decline here. Brokers
bought for shipment at 1881 to 1881, and
report no sales Over the counter. There
was very little coin on the market.
Silver is in demand for shipment at
$50 for halves and quarters and very
scarce, with DO calls at the counter.
City scrip rules dull at 5Sc buying and
Soc selling. Offerings are light, but
rather in excess of calls.
Police scrip is nominal, dealers offer
ing at Csc and not disposed to buy.
County scrip is dull at IS to soc buying
and so to SIC selling, inside figures pre-
vailing.
Southern money is dull, little offering
and a corresponding demand, but prices
are unchanged.
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DX virtue o. a Deed OF Trust executed 70 me
ID as Irustee on the 18th day o. September.
A53l, By John F Page and George W. cheek.
ana duly recorded in the registers ONCE or
shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. A. pages
5b and 5l9, i VIII Oder for sale, 10 the hiQhcsf
bidder for cash, the GLOWING described prop-
erty. lying On Wolf river. near me civ ~
Memphis, In the above named county, to-wif.
A tract or parcel Of Land boundeI a. foIozE :
Beginning at a stake ten IO fnlrg north ~ a
willow marked @ F." on the northern bound-
airy line Of The John Rice grant wbers 40
Hae crosses the eastern Margin Of Wolf river
thence down satd river with is nzanderinrs
south y vest SIX chains aud SIXTY t0D Ink.
thence tOuth - west one o. chain and dnv
50J links thence south "a vest I've 81 chains
70 a stake. from which south 50 east eight m
links is willow marked &c - hence nOrth
s. east rwenty-four "a chains and esghty-four
eight % inks IL = sweet gum thence north
twelve ~ chains and twenty f1n inks % a
stake Standing on a bridge, from which south
~ west o ID chain and sky 6gl LINKS il an
elm marked &C. - thence - west twenty
one t2D chains and nfty Jg inks to tie be-
ginning This property Is well known a. the
Cotton Factory, and contains about twenty
nine 90 acres.
The sale viii take placs between eIsveH
o'clock an and ons o'clock pm. on the 18th
day Of August, is5z, in 'front.' Of the business
house o. hoyster q TcevsTamt, IN the Ayres'
Block, on Second street, between Madison and
court streets Memphis The equity Of re-
aemptiOn is waived IN the deed y trust. The
tile is therein warranted and believed 70 Be
good, bot ! will not BrEd myself personally FOR
the title, Only selling and conveying as trustee.
I'd ". MUNFOED Trustee.
Memphis, July IA 1857. IyI3 8taw-td
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other swindIeI
MISSOURI AVID KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In .. s.

THEY are drawn under state Charters; have
II been drawn for over ORT EAR
Bonds must be and are deposited With U. s.
Collector as Security.
The prizes ale drawn IN public by two sworn
Commissioners appointed by the STATE.
Must be drawn n tickets are sold or not.
RIZ s ALL H.
There are two state Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each mouth.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pug-
Chase Of tckets-
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 20 go, according to scheme
Prizes g. 70 sID0l000, according % scheme.
20 JEFFERSON street.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chanoery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No F87-John Overton vs.. Geo. A. StOvaiIe ct al.
II appearing nom affidavit ia this cause that
L the defendant, J. B. Locke, IS q resident OF
the state OF Louisiana and nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee;
Il Is therefore ordered, That he make bis
appearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday 10 July, lS5T. and plead, answer
or denur 70 complainant bil, or the sams viii
be taken for confessed, a. to him, and set for
hearing eE parte, and that a copy Of this order
he published once a week, for four successive
weeks. In the Memphis APPEAL.
A -cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. bLACE, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
CAN'T q Wadden, soils Tor complainant
Al Huarau
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TNHE First Drawing, which took place al Her
L nandO, Miss, on the 18th inst, was Extended
with unusual success, when II Is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the ineep-
ton or the enterprise 20 that event. sI7,000
worth OF tickets having been sold, a like
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, ard, a.
will be seen from the suhjOlned eertidca te Of
the Managers, the affair was condusted 70 a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNASDo, Mss, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing or the Southern Asylum Il
correct, and that the proceedings were ch arac-
terized by aspirit Of fairness aud business IN
surpassed by any Drawing of which ws have
any Knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole arrangement and control
Signed: ]. b. MORGAN.
ROBERT TEMPLE
v. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CAMPTON,
N MAGEVENT,
JOHN AINSLIE
Committee.
J. N. HALL, Clerk.
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COTT0N-The market is quiet with
/ no apparent change in the feeling with
regard to prices. Sales of strict middling
at 25c, middling at 231 to 24c, low mid.
! ding at % TO 221e, good ordinary at 20 &c
| 2O5e, and ordinary at II to lSc are re-
ported. Middling is scarce and desirs-
bic, lists are readily taken at 24c. Re
ceipts in "A hours, "a bales exports, 4Se
bales.
The general market was more active
for leading commodities, and receipts OF
produce, etc, were more liberal. Bran
is offered at $40, with a scarcity OF buy
ers. Choice butter is firm. Cornmeal
was sold quickly, leaving the market
bare with a brisk inquiry. Corn is firm
at an advance, and choice white is very
scarce. Flour is dropping as receipts Of
new increase, but the stock is meagre.
Oats are scarce and stiff. Pork is quiet
and firm at S25 for mess delivered.
BRANDON at $40 per ton. =
BUTTER-fhere is very little choice
in market. Selling at 24c. Common
is plentiful and unsalesble.
BEANS-None ip market.
CHEESE-Very light stock and little
demand western reserve, l5c English
dairy, lSc.
CoFFEE-Fair stock, demand light.
Rio, Is to Use; LagHayrs, 80 to S2e
Java, 80 to 40c.
CORN The market is firmer. Selling
on levee at 81 lotto 81 l2l for yellow and
81 25for white.
CORNMEAL-Scaree, with a brisk
demand, and firm at S. IS to SO, with an
upward tendency.
EGGS-The market is quiet. Fresh
packed, 24c.
FLOUR-The markets. dull but prices
firm for the finer grades. Common, s.
10 IS; super6ne, 50 to SO /; x, SlI
to S12; Xxx, slS 70 sl4; xxx and all
fancy brands, SIS to SIC.
HfDES-Fhere is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, 18e dry salt, I6c F;
green salt, Zoe; green, 81 deer skin, soc.
HAY-The demand is entirely local
and is light. Selling in store at S22
to S24. None on ievee-
LARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Fierces, 124c; kegs, IA TO loo.
LIME-Not active, with a good SUD-
ply. Ohio, 81 % TO 81 so; Cape, 81 25
Alabama, 81 %.
M0LASSES-Fhe supply IS not large,
and demand light. Common to fair, 20
to soc; choice, 80 to CSC; syrup, 81 10
s.. so.
MACKEREI-There is & good stock
on hand. Prices are steady at s2l to S22
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NOTICE IL hereby uvent that in accordance
~ with the provisions and directions Of .
deed in trust executed and delivered g. ne On
the LIP day Of July. ls8, by Richard b HaW-
lev (Which deed Is Of record tn The RecorderiB
ONCE OF Crtttenden county, ArkansasJ and Tor
the payment OF the notes therein described. /
Will
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attachment Suit.

CLERKss OFFICE, une p. 1877.
Jahn Antrim aud Louis sweet, partners q,
Antrim q aWeet, Plainuusi W. n. W. Reid
and Thomas j. Reid partners as Reid a
Brother, h-sfendants-
FFIDAfET for attachment having been
Il made fn ais case In pursuance OF Section
355 OF tie Ode OF Tennesgee- AID attachment
having beea issued and returned by TIE proper
officer levied, elc- On tue property Of the
defendants, Reid Brother;
It Is therefore oruered, That said defendants
appear az the Courthouse. IN the city or Mem
phis. Iaun.s on OF Dtfore ms second Monday
viii be taken for confessed as 70 thea
and the oasesee for hearing eK parte and that
q copy Of this orser be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks In the Memphis
Daily Appeal.
A cop John btNuN AN. Iierks
JoBS W. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
Il. Clay King, Attorney for Plaintiffs
ie13 lRW4Y
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Nnn-Reaident Mnkice.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
NO. i52-Winiam Origin ct al VS.. Grafton Ba'
ker, John Overton e a.
TT appeariDg from AFFIDAVIT in this Cause tia
the defendant, Granon Baker, IS a non-rest
dent OF the State Of Tennessee
10 is therefore ORDERED, that ne make Ms
appesrance herein, At ths COurthouss IN the
eitv OF Memphis Tennessee. o "a or hsiDr.
the first Monday In July. 1851, and plead
answer or demur TO cO~mpEfinants BAL
al the same viii be taken tor confessed a
10 MIN and set for hearing ex parte, and that q
copv OF this order be published once a week fOl
four successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
A~sopy-att-s5: AuGUSfON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, DsPuIy Clerk and Master,
CAN'T a Waddel, solicitors lGf complainant
mrln 1au4W
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NOn- Resident NOtice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. I~25-JOseph o Thweaft Va Kirkland Cal.
hOun. James g. Calhoun et e..
TT appearing nom aiidRVit IN this oause TIA
the defendants, kTtiand Galhouu Jamas @
calhoun, John c. Calhoun. Lucy Calhoun and
Treadweu A. Calhoun are residents Of The atty
and State Of New York, and non-residents o.
the state OF Tennessee.
It IS therefore ordered, that they make theil
appearance hsreia at the Court HOUSE in the
civ OF Memphis Tenn. on or before the first
Monday IA July. 1876, and plead, answer or de-
mHr 70 eo~mplalnants bDl, or the same VII
be taken for confessed. as 70 them and SGT
order be published once a wtek, for four sue
esSsive Wesks, 10 the Memphis APPEAL.
ASHGUsT0N ALyToN, CLERK aud Master.
BY Il. j. BLACK, DC. and a.
Up. carutnera so1elSor fox so~nplainant
myAaaEtEs
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4 FIN in yesterdays Appeal a statement
Il from Mr.. n. b. Sneed, Dentist, Of Savannah,
% the effect thai Or. Snsod had bought 10Y
Office. furniture. etc, and thatf would Vacate
on the lst Of august.
In Justice tomysesf and friends. I beg 70 state
that no SUCH BETWEEN DR.,
SREED AND R1sKLF HAS sEEN EEFECFER
3. W. kRkEY, ID b.S
Msnphis. Monday, July = lss7, Jyslw
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
All Free from ShOddy aud other
75.,JSfee's SnIe-

NY virtue Of q trust deed executed to me on
Is the 1sth day Of June, 1856, by Moses LevS
md Christopher Zimmerman, and du y regis
Tered ia the Registers Office OF Shelby Cou1ty
Tenuesse for the purpus Of paying the deb
therein secured, 4 will on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST
lss7. al the salesroOm Of MessTs Roys.
Ter. Trezevant g. Co. No. 20 sec
ord street, Memphi-, Tenn, Ayers Block, sell
fothe highest bidder. fort Cash, the following Eeal
estate. t0-wlt certain lot OF ground lH tbs
couufv or shelby, stale Of Tennessee, and city
OF Memphis known and designated uPOu ths
plan OF Hits subdivision Of County lot No 81
- lot No. 81. situated at the southeast corner o
Robson and Hills streets, n0ntiug "a feel
on fhe south side OF Robson street and extend
Ing southwark FOR depth 1873 feet botEeen
lines paral el with Hill street. 70 an aley-to-
gether viii an Of h appuEtenances thereumtO
Belonging. The uue to the above property t
beiievsd 10 be good but / will only sell and
convey as Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived. sale At ~ o'clock M
JOHN r. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
LogW00d a Peytou. Attorneys iy3-tds
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Trustees S0Ie.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted to me on the 18th day or June. 1865,
by B. r. Lewis aEdJ. e. P. Hammond, md dulv
registered ia the Registers once Of shelby
eOuntg. Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying
the dsot therein secured, I wiz On
Saturday. 81 DGUOf6 HgHst, 1867,
at the salesrOom OF Messrs Royster. T~rezevaut
q Co. No. E6 second street. tAyres' Bi0ekJ
Memphis, Tsnne-see. s-H 70 the high est bidder
for CASH the following property, to-wit 4
certain tract or lot Of grJuud IN the county o.
shelby, state OF Iennes ee. and city Of Mem
phis beng lots No 2and the West half Of lot
No. 9. Ga The North side OF Alabama street. IN
Hills subdivision beginning y feet rom the
Northeast cITner OF HIS street and Alabama
road thence along the North SIDE OF said Ala
bama street or road lu644 FEET, and extending
NOrthward for depth I43G feet. between paral-
lei lines from the font 20 an alley next North
of Alabama street. These lots are No. 2 and the
West half Of No 9 as laid down on the plan OF
HiI's Subdivision Of original lot No. 81. which
is recorded in the Registers Office OF shelby
county in book No p, age 40 together with
al OF the appurtsnances thereunto belonging
The title % the above property Is believed 70 b
good, but I viii sell and convey only a. trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at twelve
o'clock, IN
JOHN P IRRELEVANT, Trustees.
TnEuuuOn = pUwrnN AHHurwaua iva FHa
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday, August Q, 1867.
No Iss n. K D-Johu Rozssr "a. Arthur CON-
nell.
Chancery Court Of Memphis.
DT virtue Of an lnteriocutorv dec-.a Il, M
~ causs VII sell a. puolc auction. u tbs
highest bidder, az the Courthouse d9Or- IN ne
city Of Memphis, TennsSsee, On
Friday, August ., 1867,
The following described property. to-vit me
undivided Oue-third interest Of the dsfenarnt
Arthur Come in the mil premises aud prop-
erty operated By ". y. Erskiue a Co. ana
formerly " Connsu 4 Rosssr, situated n fhs
ely Of Memphis north or Grtmngs sEumfu
and On the west side Of Front or Ch1ckasaW
street
TEE1IsoF SALE-On aeredit OF months.
notes with good security. and Lien retained til
payment OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ABsTON, C. and n
July 2. b6l. fvlg ID
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SiEtH Prize,

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25xIO
feet. Valued at $500.
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DY virtue OF a certain need OF Trust TO me
ID executed by Sallie Baxter, ON the 18Th day
OF April, l517, trelOr1ed IN Book No. 20, part /,
pages 5ld, q and 5, ia Registers oficeD for
the purpose Of securing Selden, Williams a Co,
therein mentioned, I will offer for sale, on
Monday the llth day Of August neXt, between
the usual hours OF legal sales, at public vendue,
20 iht hiEhrsl bidder. AT The Courthouse door.
10 tue city OF Memphis. the following described
real estate, situate IN the county OF Shelby,
stale OF tennessee and more particularly de-
the s4ulNhlon Of lots No % and 50, bounded
on the north by Walker avenue on the east
by lots Nos. ]. z, ON the south by the
south line OF lot ~ and 5ot $ aud on he west
oy lot Nu,E said property viii be sold TO sft-
lsfy the terms OF said Deed o. Trust. Terms
CASH While undersigned believes the title
10 be conveyed by him viii be good, stu he
viii ouiy Aell and convey such tile a. vests in
him as Trustee, as aforesaid.
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