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THE WAR.
NrnvEMENrs NFARLrILE

MOVEMENTS NEAR LILLE.
LONDON, January 10.-A dispatch
from Lille says the Germans are mass
ing their forces south Of Bassaume.
French ssharpshOOters successfully
engaged a body of Uhlans near Lille
to-day, and captured forty-three pris-
Oners.
The Prussians have raised the siege
of Langries.
FIGHTING NEAR VENDO1IE.
BORDEAUX, January I0.-Details Of
the fighting near NendOme have been
received. About IL O'Clock in the
morning the Germans attacked the
French under General CUrten, OCcu-
pying the district of st. Cyr, and the
villages Of POrcher and Sheeve. The
enemy were at first successful, and
drove the French back to Neville.
General Curteu then brought up his
supports, and after sharp fighting, re.
captured all the positions previously
taken by the Germans, and repulsed
the enemy beyond st. ROumaine,
which place the French re-entered at
nightfall. The German loss is con-
siderable; French trihing.
PROGRESS OF THE COMPARTMENT.
VERSAILLES, Monday night, Janu-
ary 9.-Last night the fire from our
batteries at the south of Paris was
increased. To-day there was q dense
fog, and the bOmbardment was not 50
heavy; the return fire of the French
guns was weak. The Germans last
Sunday lost twenty-five men.
A column, advancing on Lemans,
reached Calais yesterday, meeting
slight resistance.
FINANCIAL-EXCHANGE OF PRISON
ERs.
LONDON, January l0.-LG PGtrje
says the financial is worse than the
military situation, and is prepared
to return to assignats.
Colonel Pratt, director Of the Anglo
American ambulance corps at Orleans,
has gone to Bordeaux to negotiate for
the exchange Of prisoners, Of whom
there are now large number on bOth
sides.
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
BERLIN, January 9.-GeneraI Van
Werder has been heavily reinforced.
The Prussians in the department Of
Jaigay are concentrating on Paris by
the Lyons railroad, and reinforce
ments have arrived there from Ger
many. The fighting, when DauioUtin
was carried by storm, is described as
desperate on both sides, and the Ger
man loss is heavy.
TEE SINKING OF THE ENGLISH COL
LIERS.
LONDON, January 10 Count Bern
stOtf, the Prussian Minister, has re-
ceived the following telegram from
Bismarck
VERSAILLES, January S.-The re-
port of the German commander at
ROUen respecting the sinking of the
English COlliers has not arrived, but
the facts are known. Tell Lord Gran
vile that we sincerely regret that our
troops, to avert imminent danger,
were obliged to seize the British ships.
We admit the claim of indemnity. II
uDjustitiable eXcesses were committed
we regret them and will call the
guilty to account.
"lSlgned.) BIS MARCk."
Further explanations represent that
the vessels were seized for fear that
the French would use them and land
troops.
The Right Honorable William MOu-
sell, member of Parliament from Linn
erick county, las offered the Pope a
residence on his estate in Ireland.
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TRENTON, n. j., January 10.-Sen-
atOr Baltic, from Camden county, was
elected President Of the Senate, and
delegate COndit, from Essex county,
Speaker Of the House.
The organization indicates the prob
able election of Senator Frelinghuy-
sen to the United States Senate.
Governor Randolph, in his Message,
shows the receipts Of 1870 to have
been S63l, 600; disbursements, $562,-
0OO-twO.thir of this receipts from
railway sources. Upon political mat
ters the Message refers to the adop-
tiOn Of suffrage amendments, and the
final settlement of the veXed qUes-
ton. 1t strongly urges amnesty to
that large, influential and intelligent
body of Southern men now aliens,
once American citizens. In cOnclu-
sion, it protests against the enormous
grants Of land, in which the States
have 50 great residUary interests.
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FOREIGN.
Resolutions Of Eaphrstas Lodge No. 55
!. D. 3. 3.


MEMPHIS, TEsE., January
One Of our most ilusuious and beloved
brothers, Rev. simon Iuska- havi| Been
suddenly summoned from this scene OF mis-
labOrs aud trails 20 The presence of The Su-
preme Judge, 10 whose holy service be had
devoted the enthusiasm and energy OF his
youth and manhood, ard we being the W.T.
nesses OF his devoted, Jealous and piOus la
DOrs, do therefore resolve
l. That IN the death OF Brother Tuska this
lodge has been deprived Of one OI the bright
est lights most exemplary members auu
learned eXpOuents OF its priuCi plies OF which
any order can DOast, and JnaJ each OF us loeis
that his vacant cnsIr can never be filed.
2 That lle cause of general instruction.
liberal philosophy and active DeusVOience
has suffered by mis- loss q severe blow. WHicu
we the more deeply feel from the suddeuness
Of the vlsitauOu.
3. That the shock Of the decease OF sucn an
uIusJriOHB brother, whose pieLy and learning
were given TO tine cause OF humanity and
charity among men, mast not only be felt
throughout the lodges Of this order every
where, but among HlL classes and seCts Of
good men in our country and that the eel
ing OF sadness and sy 10 patny which peryaues
our own city and c0mmun lty Is fair type Of
what must be felt ana expressed wherever
his character ls Known.
4. That tu lOOge hereby tender to the be-
reaved family OF our departed prother their
sincere ana heartfelt ss Lu paLhy aua cUldo-
lence and can only commend them ID that
All searching 8uu AlI-wlse Father. whose
Almi hty wisdom was tine guide his life,
and whose UrecepJs were his sglaae over the
AvN5LA pans -Ao " a. -Ae't ~ -l--t' AAA--' -'
reayement is 80 much greater than ours THAT
we hold 10 but mOcEsIy. 10 refer Them 20 any
less sacred OF sufficient consolation.
.. That our charter and the gavel be draped
in mourning; that one copy o this preamble
a. resolutions be engrO-ael and framed and
delivered 10 the family OF our deceased broth
er; also that page OF our minute book be
kept separate 3Or The purpose OF having the
same spread thereon, and that she same be
published in the city papers, the lsraeiiJ- OF
Cincinnati, aud the Jewish Times OF New
YORK. A. s.. MYERS
LEW W EALEh,
ISAAC FRANK,
IsLDUH NATHAN,
M. s. JUDAH
COMMITTEES.
SEYMOUR i. LEE FrGal eut
n. GRDN UER. Secretary. EruII
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TELEGRAMS.

The Missouri river is open to Fort
Benton.
The Kansas Legislature has a girl
page for each House.
The second installment of the Ger
man loan has been taken up.
Tammany is preparing to receive the
Fenian liberated cOnvicts from Eng
land.
The bridge across the Platte river,
opposite Fremont, is to be built for
so, 600.
Ohio is TO have Jurisdiction and title
over the National Asylum for disa-
bled soldiers.
The -enate viii to-day act upon the
San Domingo bill as it was amended
by the House.
John ZOOk suicided in Chicago Sun
day night because his brother married
the girl he was sparkling.
The chairmanship of the principal
committees are occupied in the KAN
sss Legislature by Democrats.
The Territory of Okolona is to be
organized, and with il will be incOr-
pOrated several tribes OF Indians.
The Senatorial contest in Kansas is
exciting. There are several candi-
dates. The Legislature of that State
meets to day.
The Supreme Court Of Virginia de-
cided yesterday that a debtor for
tax may be incarcerated until the
debt is paid.
Governor Butler, of Nebraska, con-
trOls the Legislature to such an extent
that an investigating committee to
look into school fund frauds cannot
be appointed.
Senator Carpenter yesterday intro
dUced "a bill in the United State Sen
ate providing for the retirement of
United States Judges on fall pay, in
cases Of extreme old age or physical
disability.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,
yesterday introduced a bill for the re-
mOval of political disabilities which
provides that all persons be relieved
excepting those who left the cabinet
and Congress in 1860 and 1861.
The Ohio Democratic State Central
Committee yesterday decided to hold
their next State Convention at CO.
lumbus on June 1st. Geo. Fl. Pendle-
ton, G.. L. Nallandigham, Geo. w.
McCOOk, l.. d. Campbell and other
prominent Democrats were present.
The Supreme Court Of Ohio yester-
day pronounced the law by which the
recent anneXatiOns were made to
Cincinnati unconstitutional. The law
providing for the payment Of Morgan
raid claims was also pronounced void,
not having received a tWO-thirds vote
Of the legislature.
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whether or not the patent for said
Rancho had been excluded. In re-
gard to his signature in the Book Of
Records, that patent therein recorded,
IS signed by the President, had not to
his knowledge been transmitted.
Mr.. Granger swOre that he append
ed his name to the certificates under
compulsion Of written order Of j.
D. Cox, late Secretary Of the Interior,
and peremptOry verbal Instructions
from Commissioner Wilson. And in
consequence Of the loss or abstraction
of all the letters accompanying the
patents transmitted to him for sigma
ture during March, 1868, he can't cor
rObOrate the statement Of COmmis
siOner Wilson, that the patent to the
PanOch Grande Rancho was signed,
sealed and executed.
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Monday, January is. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-Wib:
5ituated in the county OF Shelby, State Of
Tennessee, in range [4l four, section AZ fOur Of
the lttbl eleventh Surveyors district, begin
ming st postOak with q WhiteOak pointer
on the east line OF the McLemore and Hop.
kinis l5000 i've thousand acre entry and run
ming thence nOrth-llSl eighteen chains ard
1851 thirty fVB liuks 10 stake lin ks n So east
fron a dogWOOd bush with three bIaokoaE
pointers; thence west 1881 hfLy-eight chaine
and l4Ol forty links TO a stake - links south 5o
west from whiteOak marked j. X, with two
elm and one hickory pointer; thence south
EJSl eighteen chsius ami sol thirIy-tva lthks
to a stake with a WhiteOak a Spanishoak and
blRctgum pOmtersi thence east 1851 hfty-
eight cnains and 1907 forty links 10 the begin
ming containing one hundred and seven and
l5-l00 acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALON credit of six months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
curity, lien retained 70 secure Payment Of
purchase money; equity Of redemption
barred. This December i3 1870.
N. ID. y. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
4, B. Edgingtons sol. foT eompi't deA
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"Wednesday, January IS, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit: All the right, tlLe and ln-
IeresL Of A. G.. Bettis in and TO the two uuul-
vided One-sixth L1Sl interests or one unut-
vlded One-tuird tl-3I interest I'm tract of
land lying on the north side Of tine new state
line road east of and near the city Of Mem
phis, in Shelby county, Tennessee, and de
scribed as follows, " 2: Containing ten lUl
acres, and being the place upon which Iili-
man Bettis resided 1t the time of his death.
and the same conveyed to sald E1llman Bet
tbs by Tillman @. Bettis and TO him by MRS.
Ann 8. Harkl ewOOd by deed registered in
the REGISTERS office Of shelby county. Tenn,
to which reference is made for the bOunda-
ries and more particular description o. said
land; said two undivided 5s Interests We're
acquired by said A q. Bettis, as follows: one
undivided l5Si one-sIxth interest was aO-
Quired by him as one of the devisees of Till
man Belts, deceased, and the other by pur
chase from 8. q. aud IL. IaI brOugh, the last
named of whom was also one of the devisees
OF the said 1fllmHn Betlis, deceased, which
said tract OF land Was part Of fhe dover Of
Sarah Bettis, the widow 0f said Illman Bet
tbs, deceased.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
l. II. PIKE. and WILSON, Il Eelrd. 5ols. DELI
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE on MONDAY, IAN
UARY 18TH, 1870.

No. &554-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn.-ThOmes Broom, for
use of John Hailuuls vs.. q. Y. Crews and j.
j. Jones.
II virtue OF an order OF sale made In this
ID cause, viii cell az public auCtiOn, 70 the
highest bidder, In frOnt Of the ONCE of the
Second Chancery court Of Shelby c0un4y,
TenneBsee, on
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NEW YORK, January 10.-Judge
Barnard has appointed a receiver over
the property Of the Farmers aud
Mechanics Life Insurance Company,
of this city. State superintendent
Miller, in his report Of the affairs OF
the company, says: my eXamina-
ton disclosed the fact that, in order to
swell the volume of business appa-
rendy done by the company, as
shown by its statement, and show
low rates of expense, large numbers
Of false or fictitious entries were made
on the books Of the company Of poll
cies issued and premiums received at
the Office Of the company. These en-
tries amounted TO several hundred,
and appeared 10 have been made
without issue, in fact, Of policies, or
any application therefor having ever
been made, or Of the payment OF any
premiums; and after having been 50
extended, and having served the pur-
pose Of the false statements, they ap-
near on the books marked not taken; :
that these entries are entirely ficti-
tious Is 50 plain, the fact is not even
denied By the officers Of the COM
pany. 1t is a startling fact that the
books Of this company show an eX-
Denditure since its organization, a Pc
riod of about fifteen months, Of over
s8g 600 for advertising, printing and
stafioDerv aiOne.N
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cHANcERY sALE QF REAL ESATE

No 948-N. R.--First Chancery Court Of Shell
by COuuty.-Juhu NJ. Brooks. Admir- of Ellie
fah Brooks decd, VS.. Anderson G.. Bettis.
ID virtue of an lnterlOCutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause NOvem ler.-5,
1870 1 will sell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder. i'm front Of the Clerz and Masters
Of1cs, Greenlaw Block, second street, lu the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Two Pamphlsts---Road them Both.

TSIRsT-THE LABOR Question: Priz
Fair, october Is 1870; guide as 20 the WHoa1,
the WHERE and tbs HOW to GeCllire, 70 enlpi11i,
and TO re5dill IaABOREBS suited to the South.
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
YantREes:" a guide to SoUTHElls LA1lD-olFls-
Frs, who desire to seu, lease on cot1utze theE
lands as well as to NORTHEEn7 and ELIllot IAN
CAPrFAIIsTs and EMI8RArTs seeking prouLa-
ble Investments and remuneratlHe eln pioy-
meuts in the southern states A1i.a copies
Of each OF these two pamp pnleta nov u ID eass
Single copies OF either, . ceIli4s OF uotis ~
cents 10 isuv address, postpaid, OF 10 oEubs
and societies, or 70 ralLsoso M Olhe1 news
i-,1--rfabiv can in advanOe. Call OF address
DQNOHO, JOY a CO,
aort,eru Land aud Emigration Aasncys
0cB Memphis, Tenn.
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CHARCERY SALE OF
MEMPHIS SUBURBAN
PROPERTY.

TN obedience to deGree OF the Chancery
4 court of Upton county rendered al the
last October term, I'm the cause of ID. X. Pal.
mer, administrator or Ed %. shelton, de-
ceased. vs.. Martha Shelton, widow, and 9TH
ers, the heirs and creditors of said Ed. o.
eheLLun. ] win. ON
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NJ 7F1Cs OK BIC g = -
MEET ne Of policy hol-els l ~ ~ -
u ------fsfs0u of amsflca win b lal4 -
~ =. ,-srsrf once. IN she cit5 ol -, A-l- -
tbs 1faeffou OF @ General hoa-4 os .- ~ --s-
ou TUESDAY, January o. 1871
rom 10 am. to 8 pm --r r--- as.-etrrv.
IA laWaW ~ 80
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Saturday, January q, 1877,

At the courthouse door. fu the town of Cow
iugt8n, sell, 10 the highest bidder, on a credit
OF six months, whatever title the heirs OF Ed.
%. Shelton have in aua TO a small tract Of
land.
The land lies near the State Female college,
in the suburbs OF Memphis. is OF the south
end OF the Kerr division. and is bounded as
follows; Ge--ulllE at the southwest corner
ON the north si4a.uf Kerr avenue, a. "a stake
with white oak pointers. marked n thence
north b-s1a fe.i fD q stake with white oak
pointer marked Di thence east 3ao teJ 10 %
stake II links east OF 1iaCE oak marked .
thence sOutl 684=5 teeJ 90 "a stake on he north
side of Kerr aveuuu- thence west IS 1gel
with the north boundary OF Kerr TO the be-
ginning containing acres. This is q vel
improved aud desirable Iesideuca l0f- Fur
fner particulars Oh day OF sale Note with al
least two good sea euriIles required of the pur-
chaser anu Lien retained.
WLLLIAM NJ SANFORD,
CLERK and Master.
NJ gtaaIa sn-Lcifar .EI-LKL
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REV ADVERTISEMENT S.
M TIL . o q ore XIII,
OF ILLINOIS

MOULD become model farmer not very
w far from Memphis, iu Tennessee. or
abOut holly Springs In mississippi. Heowns
the patent for ths South hern sta es OF the
CHAMPION CHURN, whO-e dasher wCrEs per
penCiCulariy, but is moved by q crank. He
would exchange "rights" 90 sell and manu-
factur5 this churn, W 10 ch has supplanfed al
others in the 1utter producing districts of
Ohio and New York, for a good tract OF land.
He proposes TO make this country his home.
Whoever has more land than me wants, and
would make money 10y the manufacture and
sale of the best chuIu ever made. and the
only one everywhere approved, should ad-
dress Alr. H1ll, care D0uUhJ. JOY q Co en-
nnL.. I-un. -.n-.
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Nonday. 18th February. 81.

No. 2s00-N.R First Chaucery Court Of Shell
by County. h. nglebreLhJ et al. VS.. limo
thy MCCaIthy et al.
d y virtue of an inteElOcutOFy decree for
ID sale entered here n December s, 1870, i
win sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, Gresnlaw BLOCK, Second street, in the
city OF Mem phis, Tenn, on
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NOTICE

MHRCHADTs' NATLO1-AL hAEi-.
MErTPFIs. TElE1I., December W, l's.
zaW annual meeting OF the stCcEnlll7l-
a. tiFfs bark viii be held at lnl-- --- -r
ing honse No. 239 Main streetl on l-s
71-S7-ir.o lefsreeu the hours Of l1 a-LL- 3D.
= m T0~ the uurpoa8 of ei6otinE Qlr 1l-'ila l--
the .75 snsuin+ .ff9FElg j. FREEAEAg. Cashier
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The Cincinnati Chamber OF Com
merce Yesterday, at a large meeting,
unanimously adopted a resolution ia
voring the legalization Of all special
rates of interest written ia contracts,
and six per cent. to remain as the
legal rates, and requesting the MEM
bers Of the General Assembly Of that
county to bring the matter before the
Legislature,
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United states , I9f
the District OF West TennesEee.-lm Bank
luptcy-In the matter of "a. kraus O 70 B
bankrupts.- Before Tnos. j. Latham reg
To the creditors OF the above-named Bank
roSEKE notice that a third general meet
win b5 heid al the Office Of y, J. Latham,
ESQ, REGISTER in Bankruptcy, - the city Of
WemphiF. Tenn. IN said y strict on tuesday,
o5cIook am. Tor the purpose named in the
tygenty.seventh section Of the act Of Con-
e-resg entitled q An act % establish 81 unifof m
system OF bankruptcy Throughout the United
States Approved March g, 1867.
Dated at Memphis, Tenn, December ~,
ID, 1870. ISAAC FRANK, AE8ignes.
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middlings, IfEQiE<c; net recei pts 2423 bales;
sales, 900 bales; stock 30 a02 bales.
MOBILE
MOBILE, January l0.-CCttOn strong; mid
dlirgs, 141ZWl4J6c; net receipts, $50 5a ias- 8
exports, 70 Great Britain 1850 bales, aud c1ast-
wise 1893 bales; sale, @0J bales; stock, "a ,56l
bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, January lO. Consols. g21z. stocks
and bonds quiet and steady.
FRAEKFORT, january H. uuited States cOu-
pOns Of 1862 5-zl8. $50
LIVERPOOL, January lG.-Cottou upchang.
ed sales, ~ 0JJ bales. bIeaLsJuh- HrIaet; re-
ceipts OF wheat for three days, 1860 quarters.
OF which lz,5e@ quarters were merlcsn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eo orrnRX

OFFICIAL drawings OF the Missouri State
~ Lottery. CLASS r..
% a. 78. as, 9, 81, 66. 81, IS, 8, g. q, 85.
Prizes rom 500 TO $50 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily.
Information furnished In the above Lottery
by j. h FRANCE, 4s1Z North Court street.
nemnhis Tenn p o. Box Il7.
MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Managers.
1eR 9f EuuiF Mo.
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Friday, February 10. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wlt:
Situate in the county OF shelby, and State
of tennessee. ana In the city of AempI is,
being an undivided half interest in lot No.
OF A. Woadrun's subdivision OF original lots
SIS and 4lB, at the intersection of the west
side Of Hill street with the south side OF the
Naleigh road; Beginning at said Intersection; I;
thence south 2. degrees east with the west
line OF bill ST. eeJ 40 feet: thence south 6g2
degrees west so ieeti thence north e de rets
west on the line between lots s. and 3 ll9lE feeJ
to the Raleigh road; thence north 20 degrees
east along said road 5i54 feet to the uegiuuing,
being The same property decided uy Amos
WOOdrufftU Thomas WOgjs and IT, Mccarthy
by deed dated March 2, 1876, ana registered IN
the Registers OIhCs OI said county, Book No
So. part Jet, pp. lU7 and us and Ou " hiCn lot
is a building
TERMS oF5ALE - On credit 0fsiZ l6 months
nOUe with good Sc curity required ue., 10 be
retained; equity OF red mpIOu barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
FdgingtOn & Halgey, Attys. iauII
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Friday January 20, IS b
MECAARlCs INSTITUTE.

TALIiFD meeting on wednesday sa-lui-t8
L ~. at usual time and place.
M. BUhhE, President
r. sFrrH. Secretary.
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NondaY. Ifg I3lh Of FebruarY, az,

In 'front.' Of the court house door, In Herman
do Mississippi, for cash, the following real
estate. tO-wlt; One tract conveyed Dy I. P.
Manning OF lU5 fCres fronting the abroad In
the southwest corner OF section TWO, in town
snip Two, and west. near Alden station and
particularly describe by mft7s and Wounds
in said deed of record. pages 5.2 and 5I5i and
one uLuer tract, conveyed by W. y. ArHuckle
and containing go acres, Just south Of and
very near horn Lake depot. Desc % county
Mississippi, inn lu lately east of-the railroad,
a5nd particularly described Ia said trust deed
PAGE 81. hy meJes and Upur ds. The title Ls
regarded as perfectly good, but I convey only
Trustee. j. b. MDk8AN Trustee
Jauuarv IO ISL IanII
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COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

No. s65.-I. B. Smith vs. John D. Irwin end
Tife.-eetitlon TO sell land 10 pay debts
Under and bv virtue Of decree OF E1I5
AJ made IN the above entitled cause. ar tho
December term. 1870 Of the Probate court 1f
shelby county, Tenuessae. Z VIII proceed fu
sell at public auction, 90 the highest and
begt bidder. before the cOuTt-house door. ON
see on
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBOEO, TENN, JULY s..
DR.. il. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
tSir: You will please send me four I4l
more bottles Of your most excellent
fmedicine.
As you viii remember, one month or
| six weeks ago, I received three bottles
] OF IL. When commenced taking it
could scarcely walk nt all when night
I came, hut now I sumer no more frOm
/ rheumatism. have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and /
I wish TO try it for him. You viii please
ind enclosed s6, for which you VIII
{ please forward me the medicine im-
/ mediately. Very respectfully. j re-
main. SAMfL q. MCF4ADDEN,
II p. q. Box lg9, Murfrees boro. Tenn.
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