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is $500; the pension IS 500 per year, and
we viii say that It lasts ten years az
Rloy last twenty, or even fjtgl; for 1t Is
continued as long AZ the aldow remains
a widow.
The following ia the result s0X800,
s24 600 s0X966. 80. 400. Total, SlO0,
400.
Oae hundred thousand four hundred
dollars paid in claims on the affidavit OF
one single negro alone, VINO cannot
write his name.
ANOTHER FEATURE.
This Frank Tardy (who ia but q type
Of q class numbering huRdreds) Ia these
certificates, testihes on oath that h9 saw
marriages performed and men enlist,
sometimes on the same day, hundreds OF
miles apart = in Corinth, Aberdeen, Mem
phis, Bolivar, fernando, Liberty Hill.
On being questioned yesterday be denied
having been in any Of the places men
tionsd except one or two. And yet the
certificates are gotten up here 10 Mem
Dhis By Claim Agents HOw here, and Ger
tilted to by q clerk of q court IN this caty.
"-sHYsTERs."
There Is another branch Of the busi-
ness, which pays also enormous profile,
6n0 EAA8AJ ICA0AAOE1s n N1QpAS VI AZ
stances from the actual workings will
explain it.
Last summer 3 negro oma put .
Widows claim for bounty into the hands
Of 3 Claim Agent fer collection. She
was shortly sfterward arrested snd
thrown into jail for receiving Rnd having
stolen money Ia her possession. She
lay there for 8 few days and was visited
by q lawyer" who told her he could
get her out for fifty dollars. She told
him she did not have the money. He
left her TO eat prison fare AMI enjoy her,
self in Jail 3 few days longer, aad then
paying her q visit, told her he WOULD get
her OuG if she would sign . d"ocualent
giving him one hundred dollars CT her
bounty money. The poor fool sigued,
and the bounty money was drawn, bu;
the woman is not yet out Of jail.
Another. A negro man was put In
jail last fall for stealing hogs and stock.
He had been a soldier, and had pat ID q
claim through an agency here for the
bounty due bim-s0ole two hundred and
.orty dollars III mis- i~nstsnc'. After he
bad lain in Jail long enough to be ready
to give anything to get out, he was Wis
tied by 3 d" shyster " lawyer, VINO offered
to get him Out for $50. The negro agreed
W kANG AAC nNLAg tLDN4lG& 10 C0A=A zE~
oct TO see the Claim Agent. That
vas easily arranged, and be was
taken out under guard, carried to the
Claim Agency, "slgned the papers,"
his elsim had been allowed) and the
Shyster received the hundred and fifty
iollare. Bail Was furnished the darky,
but after allowing him TO sun himself
around town for q day or two his bonds
men surrendered him and be was again
locked up. Meanwhile the money ar
rived to pay his claim, and the Agent
Kindly visited him and paid him-niae-
teen dollars cut of two hundred and
forty The balance he'd been g0bbled
by the Agent and the Shyster.
AU REVOIR
In closing for the present or this sub
ject We VIII Oaly say az TeV0gr, for we
promise the public some revelations in Il
lew days that will make Rome howl"
Tney will be given as con ss consistent
with the ends OF justice.
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BUCKEYE RALYE ---A fresh
supply Of Ghs justly celebrated
article for the care Of piles. &c
ceIVea and for sale by
q. w. g0SE 81 CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
25z ESaiu street,
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A WORTHY Tribute Capt. /. C
Baker Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, says the Arksnsas Gczetss Of
Friday lsst, was presented with a mag
sive, gold headed cane, by the operatives
CD the White river liue, through their
delegate, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Bond, operator al
Des Arc, on "Wednesday las. On the
head is beautifully engraved: "To L G..
Baker, SUPERINTENDENT Ninth District
western Union Telegraph Company a
slight token Of regard from bis White
river friends" This Is & worthy tribute
70 sn excellent gentleman, and Illus,
trates the deserved popularity and es-
teen ia which he is regarded by the
employees under his supervision on the
new lire extending fom DeYRlps Bluff
No the White river valley.
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Deserving of C0n6deaee.-There is no
article which 80 richly deserves the entire con-
ndence OF the community as Brotrn's BToR
chfdL Iroehes." eTrocnes nave r. celyed fiat
I ring Communications from the most celebra-
Ied Glergymen, Lawyers and Public Speakers,
who speak nom personal experience. Those
s1nering from asthma and Bronsnfal diseases,
Copgks and Colds, loud Try the Troehes,
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DIR JONES' Office is crowded late and
early, from all parts of the city and
country, with invslids receiving bis treat
meHt, for cGtGrTh ozoend and other dis
eases. The good he is accomplishing
cannot be estimated by money. Be re-
mains but two days longer.
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INDUCEMENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

ThurzSssY SsaEag. February Is.-WHl be
enacted RICHARD III. k;cnard II, Frank
Mayo 4 -IgoIrov evening nTst b~f cut o.
Frauk Ma3O. MsyO matinee "a ufdaY i
o'ctCek.
Scale g PRIsEs-Dress Circle srH Fsrluet1s,
81 Orchestra chairs. 81 - Family circle, eO
cents Cotorad Boxes, - SCENTS So-0red Cal
lery. . cents.
Door oosu ~ quarter 70 o'clock; curtain VIII
rise % s precisely. BOK-b0ok opea nom 10
nlaloek nm. 10 ID no.
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SEWING MACHINES The largest sr-
rival o. Sewing Machines ever received
In the South, wsG received ; turdsy BY
the Wheeler & Wilson Company, 81 256
Second st., irving Block.
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REDUCTION The Oriental Restaurant.
No. 80 North Court street, is the place
for lovers Of good living at cheap rates.
sam. Croghsn, the old and well known
caterer, is proprietor. His rates are re-
daced % fay csnts per meal. Fresh
oysters served In every style at forty
cents per dozen. Any number of board.
ers can be accommodated at i've dollars
per week,
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CHEAP Day GOODs-MsssTs. Wm.
Frank q c.. having purchased the en-
sire stock Of N. Wolf & &C., are RdveT-
tissPE in a1OtheT column TO sell the
whole & their immense stock OF dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, furn-
ishing and fancy goods, st twenty five
cents on uhs dollar. They invite every
body TO call and examine for them
selves at go Main street.
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E.HoUsEHOLD FURN ITUEE, ETC, AT
AUCTION.-The attention OF parties de-
sirous Of obtaining household furniture,
pianos, fne e~DgTsYiUgs, o. plated ware,
Is called to the advertisement OF W. b
Passmore & &c. The sale gill commence
At ten o'cICck this morning.
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STAMNERINS ana otVeIlng curea 10
one hour in al eeses cut Llitsrate FER
soRs and young DyiDf; Jotes,
At .ae Peabody Hotel Hersmsins Two
rsysyet
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ANoTHs2 COMPLIMENT TO TIE OVER.
ton HOTEL The following compliment
20 the Overtou Hotel appeared in the
Lexington Miss AGgeytiseT Of the 18Th
instant: "Ibe OyertOn Hotel, Mem
phis. Tenn js q Of the best hotels 10
the South. Il is 8 large sud c0mmodi-
Gus buildiug. with rooms elegantly fur
nIshed. It's table Is stwsys loaded With
all that esn he wished for, ard at 1t you
are waited upon by the poltest and most
attentive white servants. We cannot
speak too highly OF the courtesy and
kindness extended TO eli travellers By its
worthy propriet0Ts. When you visit
Memphis be sure and go TO the Over
ton.n
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Goods not z
than cost.

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE 80 Q1ito 3
number q cur Readers hsve occasion %
remit money to their friends in Z rope,
and 70 90 80 ss'ely, and WIth certainty,
il quite e. important consideration
The German Nst.Onai Bank OF OuF city
hss arrangements msde 50 IS to drsW
direct on GiI the principal cities o. Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland "a well IS on
the principal cities Of the European con-
slnent. Those wishing 20 remit money
70 Europe, could net DO so mere safely
or expe0iiioUsIy than by buying ex
change from the German National Bank.
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Buckeye SaIVe.-T The greai
remedy TOrfbp CUre s4fPHes. ju L
received and for sale by ~ y
WtIkeTsOn x Co., Druggists, $40
Main Street.
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MEMPHIS Appeal.
0mee-So. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

IF ven want good old MeCibben whisky,
20 to MeEibben s Bro, Isl Main st.
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FurnIture removed and Repaired.

T HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready TO
L remove families, or to send for and rsturn
furniture needing repairs of ans sort. Leave
orders al my stc@s, 38 Second street,
ia2S OVEN SAITH, Undertaken.
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Advertisements IN this column PUB
lished at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous ad-
vertising kao,On 10 the newspaper Wor5d.
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Narrow Escape OF q Pay Train.
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GARDES and Flower seed just re-
csived al Goodyear < Falls Drug store,
Isl Man street.
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THE DAILY APPEAL Is delivered 6y
faithful carriers, SeUen times a week for
ttO01ty-fVe cents.
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Mr.. EvERIFT addresses the citizens
this evening st tae Cnsmbsr Of Com
merce. Ladies are Invited - attend.
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BUCK EYE sALVE.--Tae great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFEELD a. HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
3OI a 303 Main 81.
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CITIZENS UEIoN.-Thers VIII be q
meeting Of the CITIZENS Union this
afternoon, ST 8 O'Clock, at the Chamber
OF Commerce.
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WAITE.

TSYO DRUGGISTS-A young man, 8 thorough
Il " competent Druggist, desires emply
meuL. j. ell acquainted in the city and VI
furnish uEexceDtionabie city references sd
drzSs Druggist. Appeal office. IFnli"
TANTED -AGENTS-S75 TO $500
Per month. everywhere. mzla and female. g tntn-
dzco the GENUINE nfFROFED COMMON SENSE
ANE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Ihs Machine
viii stitch, hem, sell tack. qui+l cord, hta1i br14
aa1 em1roiier IN r most sUpclCr manner. Tne1
A uulvSlA FuHT NARRATED f0r i've years We VII
X = paT 6 no for any machine that VIII sew 4 Ecr5uTcr,
more heauuai, or more elakic seam th-n our It
makes the Elastic Lock stitch Every second
sdica can be cut. nud Eli the ciata cannot he pulei
Gpars without tearaElL Wepay Agents from ss5ta
$50 pr month aid eEurnae@. or q c1uLial1n aom
whch twice fklr arCuut Ga Be- mace Adde'S
aEconB & Co, PITTSBURGH, Pal BOSTON, NA5Sl or
81. LOUIS, nc.
CAUTIoS-Do not Be IMPOSED upon By other parties palung
eT uE-hless castl-ua machines unJdr she aans uamo CT otler-
-ias. Ours is tie ouly gozl4le Lul rc4-y practical eazp
sabine mauuhGuraa-
reBl6- Lu-iu-fa.
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CITY MILLs-Messrs. Lane d Bro.
have put 10 operation on the alley east
OF Third street, between Poplar sad ES-
change streets, p Hiii, at which they
propose to furnish fee D0itsd coFnmeal,
feed OF 81 KINDS ground, etc. Our people
should pstrOrizs home Industry.
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WNDY-TEe wzeJner was yesterday
such - msds US Tep5st very 2ften me
old sailors c0upls', Never ElG2 the
weather 60 the wind don't blow
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THA,,ls to Master Z. P. Hagen, Of
the SoulneI-1 Express, Tor lats iagors
from the West I'D South.
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IF you want good Old Gegibbsu whisky,
80 TO Mssi5ben & Byo., 81 Main ct.
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FERMAR
DR.. RUSsELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRHARY
TENN.

DR, RUs5ELLS DIEPENSARY AND N
u Urinary, the largest and oldest insf1tu-
ton OF the Kind in the southwest, establishes
In 1859, pleasantly located al No. ~ north
SIDE Of Court Square. Memphis, Tennessee, Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF q home Whils
receiving the same. Patients also treated At
the ONCE or by letter, II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin
Diseases, SpeTmatOrrheR, Impotsncy. and al
the diseases arising nom the indiseretOn Of
youth, permanently cured. Also, Chronic DIS
eases IN ali their forms effectually cured at ma
above-named instifut1on-Dr RUSSELL, Con-
sultiog Physician.
az treatise on Chronic Diseases furRisbed
nee on application. tR4
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Want d--Gisy and cCu0try peg
nile 30 know shat We are Offering
our splendid seek Of EsBOss,
shoes aasG Hats b. retail, al aes=
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves bS iGOAiBg.
}. Z. HASDLAN Il CO.,
&zS AIN Street.
Goods not sXacsiy io ssyIe hess
than cost.
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EXPECTED BACK-L5O8aTd, the for
ger, Is looked for back this morning, IN
charge Of Cspt- GzrTes and = New York
detective.
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GSOCERTEs-Attenti0n is called to
the new advertisement Of Stanton Il
Moore, 322 Front street, whC advertise 5
very large lot Of groceries gJ tins lowest
market prices.
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ANNoUNCEMENTs

FOH COUNTY con ~ NEE-
UTE are authorized and requested 20 al
w nOuuce GE DEGE c. HOLMES as a can
didate for Comfy Commissioners At the emu.
ing March election. feb 10
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Aov A b. PsIssns' n.
Prof Y Joaes r., MD, LID, London, Eng.
Prof. DePiaf, ND Paris.
" PulasEi k9deSki, MD, Vienna.
Or. JOSE5 mas a case OF so different kinds OF
medicines with aim, comprising the pest from
every part Of the world. with which he cures
nearly all Of tue outstanding (chrOnic} diseases
That RffiiCt both sexes and persona Of every age.
without any iD~conyeni5nc9 or neglect OF
business.
UrGss-Fges Made Straight and Natural.
This operation can be Performed in al cases
without fan, and PIOf Jones Will do It sue
Q~esSfu4iY in old OF young.
AMAUhO5.S. or Nervous Blindness skllfuly
Surgsry.-Catarsct operated for, Artiaeisl
Pupil, EnCanEhus, tx TAnthus, PtOsis, Pterv-
gum, saw tOr mothers mark repCvsd. tn.
mors IN the Eye or har remoYeS. Cancers ex-
tracted. Hernia Tor Tun-ure) and Cluo Foot
successfully OperS'ed upon. Enlarged Tonsiis
incised, en- with improved instruments for
that express purpose, Hare Lip operated for
sud tne defOrIuity removed. SillettOes intro
duced for histGls Laghrymalis Tor wStery eyel.
L-lryngotOmy and al difficult and delicate Ope-
rauons in surgery per or;ued OFF hand with
skill and the most improved Instruments. DR..
Jones belisves his instruments are superior 10
those Of any surgeon il the United States, and
are in keeping with the mechanism and sci
ence OF thS aye. and give him a decided adVan-
tage In all difficult operations over other good
surgeons no. one Ia d thousand OF whom pes
sess sCch a uSerui, y ode'n, and magnificent
case OF costly surgica, tools.
OFORRuGA a. or discharge of the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measels,
Soro Ula, Cold, or anything Else, is cured by DR..
Jones In Old or young, and the hearing restored
or benefited. Two. thirds OF the cases of total
deafness M ght bs prevented II this disease
were not SC shamefully neglected.
GID STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scribe for at once by Dr., Jones, and the patient
can use the remedies at home. And all opera
tons ara performed Immediately before the
patient leaves The Doctor. All who are afflicted
should come prepared 20 have such treatment
Immediately az they may need.
ES- Read Dr.. Jones advertisement relating to
the euro of diseases of the Lungs and Throat
In another part of this paper. ja8l
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IFyou want good old Msgib5en whisky,
20 10 Megl5bea & Bro, Isl Main 81. 7
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FOB Rent

ITO RENT-Tbe Brick Residence No. E0CoUri
i street, with OF without furniture. Apply
on the rTem ses. iecE
TOR RENT-"THE ARMOUR PLACE"
the nrsJ house east o. the Madison street
bridge, al the Junction OF Pigeon Eocst road
and Madison street ex-ended-one or the most
pleasant pur desirable places In Memphis.
ApUIv 10 JAMES HAERlS, AT the law Office
Madison street leo
ERONT STREET srOBE FOR RENT-Cor-
Z ner OF walker Alley. betWsen Court anC
Jefferson Streets. Apply 70
!. J. ANDREWS,
faTr Com merci&i Hotel.
NOR RENT.-A Frcnt Room IN the house
L No. Il Jefferson street. suitable for cotton
brcker,l lawyer or doctor. Il ad5olns the ed4o
RAJ room OF the Appeal Inquire OF SDdN
EINSLLE, st the appeal once. JAZZ
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TRAGEDY.

Death Of Notorious Outlaws.
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IF o went good old Eegibben whisky,
20 10 Megibben 4 Bro, Isl Main 81. T
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They Are Anerward Ku-KIuxed

Capture of Horse Thieves.
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AlfUSEl1ENIS.

IF you wan. good old Megibben whisky,
20 10 Megibbsp & Bro, Isl Main 81.
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notices.

DRFW-TW pr TUREsTAKEN AT Y.DAY's
P6otCoTarh Gab-Ty, So Main IL tals
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4 lady's Mourning breaslpin, set viii
uesrlg q. d i5s. The finder sill be suitably
rewarded bv ie4ving 1t AZ fettit= Slmrso1's
Union street. IeoIt
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Lqte Physician and surgeon OF Jones Eye aud
Ear Insli-ution ia New York, and 'sTnisriy
Surgeon to the London Eng aye
and Far IudrmaTV-
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TO show how the thing foots up. Among
the eight men now under arrest, and
whose examination was progressing yes.
tsrdsy, there is one, Frank Tardy, Whoss
name figured Ia eighty 1907 widows
applications for bounty, rear pay and
pension. II the reader will glance at the.
will see what that means. Eighty times
formed; the eighty men that he saw
married, he saw enlist, he saw them
killed. watched their dying struggles,
aud now be comes up to console the
widow. The average calm for bounty
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
Nov IL, 1869

In the Probate Courh Anderson County.
w. ]. Taylor Admir- VS.. Mary Taylor, ct al
ttntisn for sale Of Reat Estate.
BY virtue of nm order to me directed in the above
stated case from w. W. Humphreys, Judge of Pro-
hate for Anderson county, will expose 10 sale on
Salelay in December next, AT Anderson T. H.,
within the legal hours of sale the Real Estate of
Elijah Taylor. decd, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing eighty three acres, more or less, sua-
ted in The county and State aforesaid, bounded by
lands of Vim. i. Watson, Lent HILL, Martin Hall
and others.
TguMs.-0n credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of gale, purchaser giving bond
with good security, and mortgage OF the premi-
ses for the payment of the purchase money, with
the privilege of paying cash, or anticipating pay
ment at any time. Pul ulchaser to pay for stamps
and all necessary papers-costs to be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKlN,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov II, 1869 20
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
Nov IL, 1869

In the Probate Court, Anderson County.
j. W. Thompkins, Admir-, VS.. John Thompkins.-
Petition for sale of Real Estate
BY virtue of an order to me directed from W.
W. Humphreys, Judge of Probate for Anderson
county, will expose to sale on Saleday in Decem-
Der next at Anderson Court House, the Real Es-
cate of John Thompkins, decd, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing three hundred and thirty-three acres,
more or less situate in the county aforesaid, on
waters Of Brushy creek, bounded by lands of
Thomas BlassinSame, Hugh Ellison, John sitton
and others.
TEnMs.--On n credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day Of sale, purchaser giving bond
with good security, and a mortgage of the prem
ises for the payment of the purchase money, with
the privilege of anticipating payment nt any time.
Purchaser to pay for stamps aud al necessary pa
pers-eosts to be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKIN,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov IL, 1869 20
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CLERKS SALE.
In Euuity---Anderson County.


Andrew o. Norris, for the use of Others VS.. Wei
born D,.ckworth, Admir-, W. Il. Duck%orth and
Chesley Mar,in.-DM 10 f,retlc-s Statutory
Mortgage, &c.
BY virtue of dccretal order 10 NE directed from
the Hon. James l.. Orr, Circuit Judge, will sell
on Saleiay in December Next, ct public outcfy at
Anderson Court House,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Of which Benjamin Duckworth, deceased, died,
seized and possessed, situate in Anderson county,
containing three hundred and thirty-one acres,
more or less, bounded by lands owned by Guyton
Guyton, Garnet Ball, Chesley Martin and others.
Terms of .yale-On n credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale-except costs.
which must be paid in cash-lle purchaser to give
bond, with at least two good surcties, and mort
gage of the premises to secure payment Of the
purchase money, with leave to pay cash if he so
elects. Purchaser to pay for titles, stamps, &c.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.r.A,c.
Nov 4, 1869 19
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
Nov IL, 1869

In the Probate Court, Anderson County.
VIM. Jones and j. H. Jones.-In Re Real Estate
of James Jones, decd.
BY virtue of an order to me directed in the above
stated case from W. w. Humphreys, Judge Of Pro-
bate for Anderson county, will expose 10 sale on
saleday in December next, at Anderson C. r.. the
Real Estate of Elizabeth Jones, decd to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing 2s6 acres. situated in Anderson county,
near Cross Roads Church, bounded by lands of
Moody Gentry, Hiram Howard, George Howard,
Zachariah Gentry and others.
TENSION credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale, purchaser giving bond,
with approved security, and q mortgage of the
premises for the payment of the purchase money,
with the privilege of anticipating payment Mt amy
time. Purchaser to pay for necessary stamps and
papers-costs to be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKIN.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov II, 1869 20