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ORDINANCE NO. e..
tPassed June, A. D. IL. Is7I.li

AN ORDINANCE TO Regulate the use Of
Fireworks and Firearms IN the Town
6sSof Gold Hill, ...
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Be 70 enacted BY tie Senate and Hotu. of R1prs,ent.
atiscs q ths United States ofAmnied ~ G.nort,,
That all the lands which we've granted by Congress,
10 the year elghtcea hundred and nfty.six, to the
State OF Louisiana, TO aid In the construction OF the
New Orleans, OpclOusaS and Great Western Rail.
road, AMI which have not been lawfully disposed Gi
by the said State under: said grant, which has cx.
plred by Limitation, or by act OF Congress slnce the
original grant, are horeby declared NJtsited 10 the
posed OF as other pNllle Ards Of the United SlAtcn.
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Gold Hill, August =. 1871. auil
Z

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
l cooperating the Town OF Geld Hill, STOREY
County, Stale OF Nevada hereby submit for
publication the Reports Of the Clerk and Treas
urcr for the Quatter ending July 81, 1871.
E. u. STERN,
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold HUI. August l2, 1871. -------
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hiiuOuuSluE knit
ne mas returned from visiting the principal hoe
pitals Of Europe, and has rcsumed practice a.
ms Dlspensary, 623 kearny street, corner Of
Commercial, where, his old patients and those
requiring his services may find him. IN rgsnl3
Inc Doctor has spared neither time nor mon
gym seeking ont new remedies, and has re-
.nrned WIN increased facilities for the alleyis.
lion OF human suffering. zoo -.F,l5.l
' seminal weakness. T-usqgO
seminal emission Is the consequence OF self:
anMS. rms solitary vice, or deprayed sexual
indulgence Il practlced by the youth Of both
sexes 10 an almost unlimited extent, producing
w1th. %nnerring certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted By scien.
tifc medical measures, VIZ: Sallow countenancc.
dark spots under the eyer, pain In the head,
ringing In the ears, noise ike the rustling OF
leaves or rattl!ng charlois, uneaslncss about the
loins, weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, dInidcnce-
in approaching strangers. a dislike 10 form new
acqgaintances, a deposition 10 shun society,",
loss Of memory. pimplcs and various eraptionr'
about the face, hectic ilushcs, furred tongue,
fntid breath, coughs. consumption, nlghtsweats,
i~nonomania, ana frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained you should apply Immediately,
either In person or BY letter, and have a cure ef-
fected by lbs new and scientific mode OF treat
ing this disease. which never fails Of cffecting a
Cared Mt IIonse..u
Persons At q distance may be cured at hons
case, symptoms, length Of tims tho disease hss
continued, and have medicine promptly For.
| warded, free from damage and curiosity, to any
part OF the country. with, full and plain dircc-
lions for use, by ~inclosing $40 10 coin, In q reg.
stored letter. through the Post ONCE or
IA package OF medicine will be forwarded by
express 10 any part or the Union.
Portions writing TO the Doctor Will please
state the name Of the paper they see this adysr.
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LAWS OF rHR United srATHs..a
fApproved JANUARY %. ls7l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION deelaritory OF tbs. meaning
Iuof tho Act entitled A Aet,t6 Treddcs internal
taxes, and pr other PtirpotetI"' approved July
fourteen, eighteen huffdfed' nhd seventy:
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[Pnblic ResOlution-No. sci
Approved july Il, 1870.

A RESOLUTION granting condemned oninanec
for a soldiers monument al Providence. Rhode
Island, aud at Bucksport. In the State OF Maine.
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Rsoir.d by' ne s,nais' aa6 .RosIc Of Reprseata-
= tirer OF LIs LATED Satet Of Abiericd iH Conore,s

hseI q e. Csltsd sass q A'ieriea I" co"0r"'
That ali foreign Merchandise VII: IN arrived at I
port OF the United States on or btfore the thirty.
lrst day Of December, eighteen hundred and sew.
enty, and not entered or transferred 10 o public store
or bonded warehouse. shall be entitled 10 the bene.
nts OF the twenty-sixih section 'of an, Act untitled
Act 10 reduce internal taxes, and for Other,
purpose approved JuSifourteen. .eishteeh hun
dred and seventy. the same a. such merchandise
would have been entitled 20 o II actually been In
public store or, bonded warehouse on or prior TO tho
thirty-hrstd day Of December, eighteen hundred md
seventy: provided. that the owner OF such merchan-
disc shall within thirty days from tho passage u
this resolution, make application therefor In vrttnG
to the collector Of die port at which such metehan-
disc arrived. unlIJG "Ii 3i-Itl 80 s.
Sec. .. AUDI be II further resolved. That tb< edtA
Act Is hereby further amended b lnsertlng the Wer6
!" herein" In tho, I aentS.first section theFtoL be
tween the words otherwise" and "prpvldcd.
wherever the said worts occur together "a the ssld
section, and this amendment shaill take eject frVfn
and AFTER January nrst, eighteen hun lied and ssS-
enty one. ..f,.-T.
An AIT ~ nnfnr1a shu IurI.Nlaftor nf Nkn INnhSfA
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Approved July u, lsIo.

..r [PuLlic-So, Tt,l o.. ~ :.
AN ACT To amend section four Of the act Of March
thirty-onc, eighteen hundred AMI sixty-cight. o.
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Approved July II, lSio.

.l- "'. tGGblIc-No. ISL %
AN ACT 70 extend the prpvi..ans Of the prccmp.
ton laws to the Territory Of Colorado, and fot
other purposes,
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ORDINANCE NO. 60.

AN ORDINANCE. AMepdafsry OF und
supplementary 70 ordinance No. d3i
entitled lsAn Ordinance 10 Fix and
IS Is. 1871 ,ssn.e i I'M 8 ~ passed June
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyRS~
that on and Aftss to-day the O
Ordinances In rsgardtto Hog, DogsE~
and Goats will sstfietly enforced.
1,II-iv TFOS HARRTS, Town Asnhl
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Approved July ESQ.

lRubiic-Sa, 1871
AN ACT 10 establish an additional land district In
%. the State OF Kansas.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

AN SRDIN y! sSP YSa s%,dI to ors
or Taxes In tho Town OF Gold HILL"
passed April ~, A. ID. 1871.
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SDTVIDEND NOTICE.

0rFIcE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ AID ,silyer Mining Company, 40 California
street san Francisco, Aug :, 1STi.-A dividend
o. Ten lDollArs C$lO, per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock OF this Com
pany, payable August 10th.
The trsasfer books viii DO closed on the 9Th
ruaS 70 PrTIOT Secnetary.
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,pnhle-No. N:
! AppraYeAJaly u. lstO..

lPuhllc-So. l.5.1
AN ACT to declare forfeited TO the United States
certain land grants 70 the State OF Louisiana 10
aid IN constructing q railroad therein. y
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AS AN ExPEcroRAsr IT HAS NO EQUAL

IL Aliens Lung Balsam IL Perfectly =
Hnrmiras to the Most. D ~.
delicate! .. #....
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Anproye1i July. u. $50.

stPublic ReS0luiI0n-Eo ST. ..n .
4 RESOLUTION In regard TO grading the streets In
'N i..thD vicinity Of the Capitol.
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Approved july ], lsin.l

(Puble-SU- 1901 .uI 90 by
AN ACT In relation 10 certain unsoldland m tNs
counties Of Porter AMI Lake. IN the State Is Hpti
ain, ... ...r... ..' ......." ITO
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PuDlie-No, 10
.thpproved July H.. 1901

AN ACT To vacaie the Fort Dakota military reSer.
walton IN the Territory Of Dakota, and for othcI
purposes.
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MEETING.

mHR SNNUALMEETTNG OF THE sTock-
l holders Of the succor MIL and Mining COM
pany, for the election Of Trustees for the ensu-
iny wear. and for the transaction OF such other
business rs may eome before 1t, Will be held al
The once OF tie company, Room ., No. a2
Montgomery street, San Francisco cai''ornM'
on MONDAY, the 4sh day Of September lsl
at ! O'Clock r. Y.
TpspsaBr Books will be closed on the second
Luy Of September, ISL, and until amer the meet
lnc. WV. II. WATSON, Secretary.
San Fancisco, August 81, 1871. ausl-sd
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QUARTERLY REPORT

or tho Treasurer Of the Town OF Geld
Hi. for the Qaartsr eudins JAY 81
lS1l. -. ID. r--.... .
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AN ExPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
.rr.. OUT AN EQUAL.
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED /


GONsUM N.-PoR CURE OF
~ this distressing diseasc, there has been Lo
evidence Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequalcd Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and oil diseases leading 10
II, such a. affections OF tho Throat, Lungs. and.
al, diseases Of ihe Pulmonary Organs, IL intrU.
the positive cure Of such diseases have been
fnlly tested. The formula from which It Ia pre-.
pared IL referred TO by the leading medical Jour.
nals ~ being equal TO any prescription that can
be made up for such disease By the medical fac
ulty. Tho BAISAM is, consequently, recon
Inendcd by physicians who have become nc
Quainted With It's great success. e..-..
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T. GOLD HILL, New, August -. 1871.
To the Honorable Board or Trustees OF the
Town Of Gold H~in-Gentlomen: / herewith
submit my Quarterly Report ~ Treasurer Of the
Town OF Gold Hill for the Quarter ending
July 81, 1871.
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CAUTICN

do not be deceived by unpsinclpled dcaIers
who may offer you a remedy called Aliens Pee
toral Balsam, which Is offered for sale on the
great merits OF Aliens Lung Bnlson. sv..TI 20
Call, for and be sure yon receive Aliens Lung
Baisam-al oibcrs are iDfriDgcneDta. ] !..'a
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fMIDEltE
T0ITHEoEUNF6RPUNATEi
NEW REMEpfEsl
hos .las 1aee NEW REMEDIES
DR.. BBON's
Corner Of Commercial ~ San Franc
EATARLIsMRn
No. 633 Kearny street,


IL In 1854. for tho treat
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor.
rhea, elect, Structure, Syph.
Ills In all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, lmpotency, etc.
skin diseases ofycars stand.
Ing, and ulcercd Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBON has the
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ANIORDINANCE 70 Provide for the Levy
and Collection OF Taxes in tho Town
Or Gold HILL IaSicd April A. A. d.
taSl.rS Ig5Y'r' -gl'fiZV rf''"1'" "!
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Msdnasaay, DsOenher 27th. Ia7I,
PETITION F0R IRGoRP0RATIOK.

No. So. RD.-In the second Cnzneery Court
ofsheloy county tennessee
Charles Rney, Jacob Cro1E, George Tonsa,
Henry 6sesssl, Lewis Kney, Peter Geger,
william Gates henry WIndler, Frank Hus
0erLi Leopold Sen1lltnSs Isaac Futtk. samuel
stone, Joseph Windter, Nicholas Kerr, Jacob
SehllLtng, Anthony WOrner.
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
"A Deloret Second Cuancery Court OF shal-
By county, Tennessee, on or before the nrs1
Monday In January, Bz2, and snow cause, II
any they have or know Of why letters OF In.
ers herein, by henam of THE 6UTCHERS'
UNION h1DE AND AS5OCIA-
Ion Win the powers and privileges " q
corporate body, town: OF succession 70 cln-
tract and be contracted with; 70 Duy anu sell
real and personal estate Tor tee lsg1umats
purPoSe OF Lne Association; 70 sue and be
soed In tnsL corporate name, and 70 collect
deDtSi 20 nave q capital stock nxed, the min-
mum Al tlO1 and the maximum 81 SlgAa,
with authority 10 organize and exercise thsLR
privileges - a chartered institution On tna
minimum sum Of SlO0, with nbsrLy 70 IN
crease AZ 10 the maximum In Lhs uIscrsIou
Of a majority OF the stOcKholdsrs; 20 AZ the
shares ~ So eaohi 70 have power 70 buy and
SSH All KINDS Of fresh meat elmer awe OK
prepared Tor market, and also " buy and sell
nldes, talloW, o1a1, &C., and 10 mAnaLscJare
them INTO such articles OF use as they may
see NJ, and may vend the same; and to -
authorized 70 Ouy IN the city and country
saen real estate a. may be nscessary Tor Toe
legitimate Purposes o. the corporation, pos
VII: % buy, care for ana sell uesh meas, or
meats prepared for the markeJ In any way;
70 manufacture or In any way prepare Tor
market hiaes, tslloW and OLA, aud sell ths
same: and 70 erect s1ch buildings - may be
necessary for tins purposes AFORESAID, on
ground IN taS city ana c0nntTy, ether hsld
Oy them Absolutely N fee. or by Law.
IL II ordered by The Clerk ana Master thai q
copy OF this ORDER be pUbishsd IN the Msms
pms appeal for thirty days.
This, NOvemDer 10, bl.
A cOpy,a attest: Md L STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By c. BELcRKE, Deputy CIerK ana Master.
humes q RUstOn, solicitors Tor Petitioners,
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WATERwORKS.

An ordinance author zing the city to sub
scribe for stock II the Aepphis Water Com
EEoSIoN 1. Be It ordained by the General
Council OF the city OF Memphi-, That the
city of Memphis shall EuO.crtOe for one thou
sud shares, aggregsttlg one hundred tnou-
phls Water Company :" Provided, that the
Q pitaI STOCK OF lhe said " alter Company
shall first be increased By q vote Of he
stockholders 70, and nXed at, Inc sum Of two
hundred Thousand dolisrB-
Sec. 2 And be l. further ordained, That the
above proposition shall be spread upon the
recorcs Of the General Council, and the may
or, after giving twenty days notice OF the
time, place and object of ths election, shall
cause an election TO be held by The qualified
voters of the city, according to the laws reg
ulating other city elections, for the purpose
Of taxing toe sense OF the said voters upon
the p OPosition 20 subscribe Tor the said one
thousand shares OF stock; and II the assent
OF thTee-fourths o. the qualified voters of
ely, VINO vote at the said election, IL had at
the said election, 10 the saio subscription,
then this ordinance shall become and be
binding and OIL gstory; but If lnree .fOurths
OF the said voters fail or refuse to as
sent 10 the said subscrIps ion, then this OrGi-
nance is 10 be nnu ana void.
sec 3 And be II farther ordained, That
the msyor, up"n thu r turn of the sand Ell c.
tion, II /. rec fourths OF the qnslineo voters
o. the c ~ asseI { thereto snslI enter in the
books OF the "Mempnis WAFER Company"
upon such terms and conditions ana under
kucu regulations and res rIctlonk as the sen.
eral Council hiss already prescribed, or may
prescribe or agree upon, a SUBJ cril ton IN be
half OF The city Tor The said one thou sand
shares of stock, which subscription shall
thencerorwaId De bi. ding upon The city, and
shau entitle 1t to al the rights, privileges
and immunfties OF q stockhOlGer.
Passed first reading, when the fourteenth
section Ct the charter was suspended, ana
the passed FIRST and second read
IL by BOARD OF aldermen December II, hi.
Passed first reading by council; rules sus-
pended, as required by city cnaIter, and
passed second and final reading, December
il, vii
Approved December IA. ISL.
john JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: l.. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
del5sd
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%knN-RESIDENT N0TIcE.

NO. 1908. o. Rim the First Cnaneery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee.-Suta Nea-
yer vi William H. Bland ct Al
TT appearing from an order Of Oocrt In his
cause thai John May, the purchaser OF
IotS Il 5 and 8, formerly sold herein. has de-
parted this Lie; that Sarah J. Fielder form
erlv Nayl and Michael 3. Fielder lher hus-
band1 aud Cynthia NJ May, w1doW Of said
decedant, residents Of Oxford, A-sstssippi;
Marv e. futreu formerly May and her nus
band Alfred Futrell and John p. May, are
resideufs OF ArkanBas-auo Of whom are the
vfdoEa and heirs OF said decedenL and nom
reafdents Of the state OF Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
thair appearance herein. at the courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the nrst Monday In January, H72, and show
cause, II n they have, why this said suit
not be revived, and Judgment etc,
rendered against then, or the same VIII be
heard and proceeded with expartsi Snd that
q copy Of this order be published once .
week, for four successive weeks, in he Aem-
phis Appeal November II, RaL
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By & ]. BLACK, Deputy :.
Tn~uvood a Afeon- R0la fnr Tom MI init sat
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Wednesday. January 10. 1872,

within legal hours, the lots OF land desig'
mated and numbered ron l to 5l~tnclustVe
on the plan OF subdivision Of f7H acres OF
Ian belO gtng 10 K. J. B L VIM, dtuatei 10
Shelby county on the new Raleigh ROAD
and bounded In part on the north by Won
liver. These lots, as Laid OF on the plan now
on exhibit on At the ofice OF the Clerk and
Master and OF complsinants soIicltor, 4. %
Mcfarland, Esq, embraces 5, 9, 70 and ~ acres.
These lots, or any of them, viii be sold on
o credit OF six ana twelve montpsi notes
with security Will be required OF me P9r-
chaser, and lien retained 70 secure the DO
feI red payments
well adapted for SMALL EARla5, or for gar
denfng purposes.
have seldom been offered to the SPEcULAToR,
tho WOOD-DEALER the dARDElyHR- n all
Who want residence property sdtRcent to and
conveptsnt to Menphis-being on the line Of
the railroad from Memphis 70 Raleigh, and
only ~ mules from Cou square.
50 FUN particulars and plans can be had
at my o &c, or Of L B. Mcfarland, Sol FOR
compliments, at the Planters Insurance
Building No. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
dstdI n. o L. STEWART. Clerk ana Rastsr.
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S. oinoin'u. st. Louis
Glass.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Shocks to the systen-The first shock
Of winter tells tremendously upon enfeebled
systems. Every one knows that in passing
from a warm region to a cold one, or vice
versa, he body requires as q protection
against epidemics, an scclimating medicine.
All travellers and voyagers admit this. 1t Ia
equally necessary to scclimate the system In
passing the confines Of n season and enter.
ing upon another. Autumn is gone and win
ter is here. Prepare the frame and the oon-
ftitution TO meet the change by Q course Of
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. This inestima-
bio vegetable tonic increases the staminai
strength Of those who take 1t and renders
them proof to a great extent against the de-
vitalizing power Of cold and damp These
two agents are as prolific of disease as tropi-
cal heat, and animal vIgor-such vigor as
this healthful and pure tonic difuses
through The whole organization-is q repek
liant which they cannot master. A large
proportion Of the colds, catarrhs and pull
monary complaints which prevail In winter,
might be avoided, by Strengthening and reg
Mating the system in advance with this in.
vigorant and alternative Not that 1t is re-
commended as q specific for those COM
plants, bat as q preventive of their causes.
On the other hand. 1t is not only q prevent.
i've OF, but q specific for the indb gestion, in.
testInal Irregularities, malarIous levers, bill
ious attacks and nervous affections, superin.
duced by q chilly and damp atmosphere.
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Hoa-s ssidsnt NOfca.

No. 81. N. Rim III First Onanesry Court OF
shelby county, Teanesses.-James L. Tenn.
pie vs.. John eager ct al.
IT appearing that e bill was dled, as indf-
i cared by above statement, or August %,
ISIS, which was sworn TO, stating that defend
ants, John eager a. d Miriam I. eager, were
nOn-residents OF the State of Tennes see
that said John Eager was indebted 70 COM
plafnanL in the bum of 500, as evidenced 4 y
q prOmtssory note payable In Elk months
from March 4, 1861; in pursuance Of which
an attachment was issued against said de-
PENDANTS August %, 1868, ard returned levied
on their property That on December IL, ls7l
An amende bill was nleu by complainant
which was sworn 10, stating that ~defendanls
Jonn eager, Miriam l. eager and Richard d,
b. Miller, are non residents OF tennessee:
II is ther0fOre ordsl ed, hat they make
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, On OF De-
fore he nrst Monday IN February, 1872, and
plead, ansN er or demnr to compliments
original and amended bill, or the same
Will be taken Ior confessed Is to
them and set for hearing expartei and
thai a cop of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive
weaks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A c~opy-Attest:
EDMUND a. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Bv 81 BLACK, leputy q. and NJ.
J.E. temple So. for complainant. ola thu
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+. franklin vs.. Charles Halle.
DEFoRE P NJ. WINTEHS.J PA SUN.
10 mons having bssn Issued by me against
the defendant in the ADO We entitled cause,
which having been duly retu ned N to
be found in my county" ard 1t appearing
dent Of shelby county, aJudicisl attachment
against the estate OF sad Charles He Il was
lesu I'D BY me on the zlh OF coyemoer l87l,
etc IL Is hereby or cred that SID defendant
make mis- appearance at my ON %, In Mem
phts Tennessee on Wednesday January II,
is-2 at 10 am, to def nd said Huit, or IL WI /
De proceeded with exparts; and that publi-
cation be made of this notice once a week,
for four succt ssive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. Decsmber II, 1871.
F. N. WINTERS, Up.
6. herman, ATTY for plaintiff, d tue
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FOR SALE.

DLANTATION In Tunica county Miss, two
i miles from Austin, the county seat, and
one mile from the proposed route OF the
Memphis ana Vicksourg railroad; I310 acres
in the tract, so cleared. Improvements con-
stst Of frame dwelling, i've roOms; frame
OVerseer house, four rooms3 fourteen cabins,
frame stable room for thirty mules; frame
Clubhouse, pat up last summer, 80 by ~;
engine, in complete order. Has never had
water in II but once IN twenty years, when Il
had about 100 acres under in the entire
sract, in 1853 Win axe thirty-nVe thousand
dollars $4,000; fifteen thousand dollars
(slS,0Ol cash, balance IN six annual payments,
with intereJt at 8 per cent.
Address ]. d. ANDERSON,
AT either Austin, Miss, or Germantown,
ma Tauuaaeea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-16
Nom Resident sotica.

No. nS6, r DIN the Second Cha acerv cou,t
OF shelby county, Tennessee.-II eSoto RAN.
others ana
IN this cause 1t appearing from the pat,,,or
OF W.. b. Eastland for writ OF error eorsm
nobis, etc, that the defendants IN aid nsti-
uon, Frsncls r. Furnan, Frar els p, bur
neH, ~ henwick ~. champion and Isaac n
Davis, nrm VI furnsils, Unampion a 90 ave
Iesidents OF the StaIe of feaness se:
~ Is therefore ordered by the Cl, ~ and
MASTER hat said defendants fr. aatd naTi-
lion MAKE their appearances he reIp' at the
OourC mouse OF the Second Uhsneerv
court OF shelby county, In the civ
of Memphis, Tennessee, On or befora fhs
nrst MONDAY In January, 1871, end plea. an.
sWer or oemur 20 said petition. or me anne
Will be taken IoT Confessed 80 ID theu 40
set for hearing exparte; and that = oopv of
this order be published once a WeeI : foT fonT
succeesive week., In the Memphi - AnnsSI.
This November "A, lS7L A
A ~oopy-Rttest:
ND. L. STEWART, CLERK ana Mastar
BY Q. BELcHKR, Deputy @. and n
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