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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-01-14
Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
For Diseases OF the Throat and LunGs.
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopfnG
Cough, Bronchitis, Aathma. -

For Diseases OF the Throat and LunGs.
such as Coughs, Colds, WhooptnG
Cough, Bronchitis, Aathma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history %
medicine has anything won so widely and s0dcoply
upon the confidence of mankind, rs this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through along
series Of years, and among most 81 the race o
men il has risen higher and higher IN their cstim1
ton as il has become better known Its uniforr
OF the lungs and throat, have made Il known As : ~
liable protector against them. While adapted %
milder forms OF disease aud to young children IL -
the time the most cncctual remedy that
lie given for incipient consumption, and the dan
ecrous affections of the throat aud lungs. pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, Il should
be kept ON hand in every family and indeed as al
are sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, Ill
should be provided with this antidoie for them.
: Although settled Consumption IL thought Ia
cIT-Je, still great numbers Of cases where tho DIS
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured.
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat. thaf
fe most obstinate CT them yield TO IL. Whca moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
for1i they subside and disappear
singers and Public speaisers ind great pre-
lection from it. 49, tg
Asth8sa is always relieved and ofsen wholly
cured by Il.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL In Ewail and freouant C7se1.-
SO generally arc it, virtues known that n,es
not publish the certificates OF them here, 10
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


For Fever and A<ue, Intern ttent Fever
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Duruf
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c, .
and indeed all the affections which nrfs1
from malarious, marsh, or miaaxnatic
poisons. ~ ..---.. =
As is name implies, Il does c.yc. and docs nor
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qllininc, Bisrnuth
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous subsistence
whatever, Il in nowisc Injuries any patient. The
number and Importance Of Its cures in the agtae dis-
tricts, are literally heyond account and we believe
without parallel - The history Of iRue medicine.
Our pride Is gratiiied by The aclpeiyiedgmenfs We
receive OF the radical cnres effected IL obsfinRt1
cases, and where other remedies had wholly faile
Unaccllmated persona, either rcehient ia or
travelling through miasnatic Localities, will be pro
tectcd by taking the 1GUE CTHE daily.
For Lfrev ConiDfofnfs, arising from fofDidIsv
Of the Liver, IL 10 an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity 80
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il a.
an excellent remedy, producing many truly ~
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER a. CO., Practie1l
anu an Anaytcal Chemists. Lowell, lfasss and SOL
PRICE. 800 PEE BOTTLE.
Fr sal. by WI WALK Err, DruEsi,.
Hic< nan XIV
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A NEGRO has bsen elected Mayor Of
Watcher, Miss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-01-14
Neck Ties.

An individual who at all times
to keep up with the fashion, s;
"necktie parties are to be ''all
this winter. For the benefit o
not posted we viii state that
party is one where each lady at
makes bow or necktie, Of the sa
terial as the dress she wears. The |
to be taken to the place whsmsafse
to be held and placed ip - =
gentlemen arrive, eat i
the bag and take ne@A
cumbent upon him
during the evenings
corresponding in m@x
tie he takes.
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THE new issue {

The new issue 0
uessse will not be n
of taxes 1t was recel
about which the M
american remarks: NC
the County Court clerk Of
had taken some of the -
the decision had been q
was new and which was
ney General Heiskes
Mr.. Tongue had receN
good faith, without bed IN
distinction since made. The new i.
should be received from him.
comptroller, acting under this decis
took several thousand dollars of
new issue from Mr. Logue Thisy
not, therefore. be considered a pre- {
establishing the legality of this 10
the paying of taxes
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Fr sale by W r. WALKER, Drussi,.
Hic< nan, KY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
Thursday, February 9, 1871,

During legal hours, In front of the court
house IGOR OF the Second Chancery Court, IN
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell. for cash
to the highest bidder, at public Outcry, the
real estatas convey ed in said Trust Deed, and
described As follows, to-wi5:
A certain lot Of land, situate, lying n be-
ing in the county Of shelby, and State Of
Tennessee, On the Pigeon ROOst road about
three and q Ealf miles from the city OF Mem
phis, in a sOathessterly direction, tO.Wits
Beginning at the northeast corner OF q tract
of a. forTnery known as the Bishop Otey
Tract" beginn ug IN q center Of the Pigeon
ROOBI road al its intersection with the Holly
Ford road thenc s~outhWardly q chain
and sevenCy-siL links to A.. g.. aiIDsTt'B iRnds
thence west with the said Gilbertis north line
twelve chains and nifty links co BorO's landi
chains and sixteen link TO a stake IN the
Pigeon Roosu road; thence sastWaEdIy with
said road to the beginning; save Gnd except
the three acres heretofore sold by John W.,
Todd on the east portion Of the tract JUS de-
scrtbed to GaltauO Casarett0 By deed Of I'd
December, 1857, which B.duly recorded In the
Registers Office OF said county of shelby, n
B0Ok No. s. pages "a and Is, and 70 which
reference Is here made; the portion now 70
he sold by me as Trustee being all OF the tract
bought by said JGb W. Todd OF 4. n. Ed
mOnds BY deed Of March Il, 1857 which Is
recorded in the Register 8 once OF said q
ty in Book No. 81, pages 63 n "a. and TO
which for a description re erencs Is here
male; save the abOve-deseEtbed three acres,
ana contains ten acres more or less
The right Of REDEEM ptTOn Is waived IN said
Trust Deed, and the title to the property Is
believed to be good, butt VIII sell and convey
Only as Trustee.
a. B. TREADWELL, Trustee.
L. A TAYLOR. Attorney. lanH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
ThuTsday, De 26th Of IanuarY III.

In front Of my Office on Second street. be-
tween Union and GayCsO streets. Memphis.
Tenn az y O'Clock M, sell, 20 the highest
and best bidder, the following tracts uflaud,
deceased
The drst tract is situate In shelby coautv.
state Of Tennessee, aud is described as FOL
lows Fronting on the Old Raleigh road.
about four miles from court Squsre, Mem
p1-si beginning aHl stake on HOuy wood aT-
enusi running EslEsn halelsh planEroat
nine IL chains 4r1sWQ III INKS thence
north 81 chains 5E5uEs fOrha Meuuhis and
ohio railroad; 3aqCR Hstwarlly Isl nine
chains 1871 6tgEtFsEIH links To Hollywood
avenue, and thenEeFs5uth "a 5Igu chains .
the beginning containing y SLIGO acres OF
Lands ~ 5lh traet Inare . an elegant aud
comfortable residence and other va-uaD-e
improvements.
II the whole OF his tract cannot be sold at
Tie minimum price dEed-57a0l, then 10 acres
OF the back Of said tract. rrCutiuEo on Holly
wood avenue, viii be offered. and lE sold sc
$500, the balance Of the tract VIII be oneEed
at q minimum price of sl5lL
Ihe other tract is situate in the county OF
Eayeute1 state OF Tennessee, belEg the north
end OF a tract OF $50 acres owned by Wills
Person DegtunLzg 40 a stake IN Wu- Davel-
ports west line, said Persons northeast cor
nar, and running thence north 49, POLES %
asLaEs with mulberry pointers j. BreWsz
breWster's line lis poles % a STAKE and white
oak pointer thence south EH5z poles TO a
stake with gum pointer thence east 10 poles
% TIE beginning, containing L9HI one hun
dred and thirty acres, abOuE 81 three miles
from MOSCOW, M and C.. r.
This tract has some good cabins, between
~ and 90 acres OF excellent cleared land, and
the balance most excellent tim5ered land;
the mtnimum price hLed Is s2lu0 The title
70 said land believed to be perfect, with no
fn-cumbrauces-
TEbMs OF EALE-Qus-thlrd cash, balance In
two equal payments at one aud two years
from date of sale; purchaser eEeCutiug his
Individual notes. without security bearing
interest from date a lien retained on the
land TO secure the deferred payments This
December q, 1870.
n. D. L. STEWART q. and NJ.
L. o Rives, sol. Tor cOmplts. daH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
Monday, February 6, 1871.

Within legal hours, the 1o-loTLLE described
real estate, t0-Wtts
The Iessehold interest Of ds-aufaurE C--Ls
and MTue, In and 70 certain lots EareLlnGaT
described which we're leased 1T them from
2. h InompEou-LucLLdLEE the IMPROVE.
meuEs tuere0n-aDd running ten years from
January I, HT, viz; Lying In shelby count
tennessee near the ely Of Memphis Ba--E-
ming AZ the southeast c1ruE OF lot no l. .L
Laompson's Subdivision, as seen PEI maps
registered IN the Registers lEre OF Shelby
county OF the north side Of -asz avenue
thence with Bass avenue we7twarCLF feet
the DElcE wall or the Hebrew cemetery --
feet mOre or less to Adams street
thence ~6GsJWardLy with ALaCsauza extend
ed - feet more or es 70 the nee street
opened on the ca side OF said LLgIl=lL
subdivision thence s1u-lTGr-IT win said
street and parallel with rleC rleE wal CD The
beginning being lots Nos l- q. a1l part Of
8 on said plan or ~I10upsou's sulILTl--r--
Also. lots Aus- +. p 8 and aUU said plans
EOurlng l8 feet On the north ls % Adams
street extended and ruluIuE back Us feel aH
an alley, and bounded on the east blythe new
street 0pe1cd. as seen by said plan EL.sl
lease was on the day OF Ls execution --r
lcEuoWledEe1 By the parties thereto ana
nled Tor registration In the Register once
or shelby county tennessee and Shortly
thereafter reg stored
A surnCleuCy CT the above VIII be S-.El-
satisfy The debit OF complainant Ee-aLu.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit Of six T..
months, for which note with approve SCI
curlty win be executed. Tile 20 -= lla1.l--
equity OF redemption barrel
COLE, CLERK and Master
teUU q smith. ArlUruErr fans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
SPECIAL K0TleEs.
Uaanswsrabls Aruunsgis .EstsbHshsd

UsaHswsFabis Arguments. 81 Established
facts are silent arguments which neither pen
nor tongue can SHAKE, aud itia upon estab-
nshed facts tina the reputation OF Hoststters
Stomach Bitters, as a hsalth-prsserVing
elixir, and q wholesome and powerful REM
edy, is based. When witnesses come forward
in crowds, year after year, and reiterzte the
same statements In relation to the beneficial
efeots OF a medicine UPON THEMSELVES, dis
belief IN its efficacy IS LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
The credentials Of tins ~unequaled t0aic and
Alternative, extending overa period Of nearly
twenty years, include individuals Of every
class, and residents Of every cline aid refer
10 the most prevalent among the complaints
which shiIct and harass the human family.
Either q multitude Of people. strangers 10
each other, have annually been seized with
an insuue and motivslsss desire to deceive
the public, or Hostetter's Bitters, for no less
la a 9Th OF a century, have been anording
such relief TO sufferers from indigestion,
fever and ague, buiousness, a general debil-
ity, and nervous disorders, as no other prep
arauOn has ever impaired. To-day, WHILE
THR EYES OF THE READER ARE UPON THESE
LINES, tens OF thousands OF persons OF both
sexes are relying upon the Bitters as a sure
defense against the ailments which the pres
snt season engendeIs, and their confidence Is
misplaced. The local potiOns which in
terested dealers sometimes endeavOT to fObt
uDon the sick in its stead, are everywhere
meeting the fate that is due to fraud and I'M
nosture- while the demand Tor the great veg
eIaole specific is constantly increasing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
Nnn-Rasidanf M0tica.

No. 7s0-Ln the first Chaneery Court ofshel-
by c9Euty, Tenuness9e.-JOhn Nelson ct 3
vs.. JohB s. Claybrook ct al.
IT appearing rom RGdRvit In his cause
L tha5 the defendants 70 chs cross Dill OF y.
y. ClaybrOOk, dled herelns t9-Wtt; Charles Il,
Organ, Tany Organ. r. E. Richards, % his
vie, Valeria Richards, Wi1iisu Vance and
his children, Robert Vance, H0psaeId Vance,
agnes Vance, Frank e. Vance. Mary Vance
AFtaur Vance and BtOnsWau Vance are cld-
EguA Of Arkansas and nOn-residents Of the
state - Tennessee:
II is ta9rel0re ordered, That they make their
QppearS18e herein, at the courthouse in III
CITY OF MeG1phts, Tenn, on or before the drsl
Monday IN February, 1871 and plead, aa-
swsr or denETr 70 said croEE-5ui, or The
same win be taken for confessed as to them
ana set for hearing eXpartef and that g copy
OF this order be pHoIIshsd once q week. fOT
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A~6Opy-attest.
Edmund A. COLE Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLAK, DepEtT C.End II.
L D. MeKissLcE, and Mtlsc1 & Beard, solH
To- nnwunlnfnauE- da9a
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The following, from the same source
shows the length Of road built and il
progress in the several sections Of th,
country:
uHn6is-Is71H miles laid; $50 mile,
graded.
Michigan-677H miles laid; 100 miles
NissouH-s5H miles laid; s57I miles
grsded.
Wiseonsin-s2 miles laid; los miles
graded.
Ninnesota-4O2 miles laid 2lI mile.
graded.
Nebrazks-lsO miles laid ~ Mills
graded.
Ksnsas-865 miles laid Is5 miles
graded,
C0lorado-2g7 miles laid.
New York-S2lE miles mo doubt 500
miles laid, and as much more under con-
struCIICn.
Southern States exclusive Of NirEinial
800 miles mo doubt apprOXimGting 1000
miles, laid, and fully as much more IN
der construction.
The total eight Northwestern States
thus foo up SSH miles Of track laid in
1870, and POO miles Of grading in Rddi-
zion, which doubtless EpprONimstss to
within 100 miles of the actual figures.
The total Of 4365 miles, including New
York. would certainly be increased to
more than 5000 miles, including the New
England and Middle States; and, adding
rL6 south the vest coast and CsnRdss,
the figures would not be less than 5000
miles, representing more than SI00, OO0, 900
IA money.
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Valuable Suburban Lands
FOR SALE.
No. So r. D-sec0nd Chanssry Cour5-Thomas
q. Neal ct al. vs.. & j.. b. I. Vim ct al.

No. So, r. D-SscOnd Chancsry C0urt-Thomss
q. Neal et al. rs. K. J. B. L. VIM ct al.
DT virtue OF consent decree of the Second
ID ChanCery Court Of Shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause. I VIII, at my ONCE.
on Second street. Memphis, OEer at private
sale, any lot or lots Of land designated and
numbered from 1 70 So ILclusive, on the plan
uf subdivision OF 477M acres Of land belong
Ing to K. j., B. l. VIM, situate Ia shelby
county, on the New Raleigh road, and
bounded IN part on the north by WOLF river
These lots. as laid on on the plan now on eZ-
h1bttlOu atthe Office of the CLERK anC Master
and Of compliments solicitor, L B. Mctar-
land, ESQ, embrace 5, 8. 10 q y acres.
These lots. or any OF them VIII be sold for
0NE-THIRD CASH, and the balance on a
credit Of six and twelve months, with six
per cent. interest. Notes Without security
viii be required Of ths purchaser. a lien
ret8iued 70 secure the deferred payments.
II said lots, or a sufdcteney thereof to sat
isfy such claims as have and may hereafter
be filed against defendants, Wiuu- in this
cause, are not sold before the 10Th day Of
May. ls71, then said land, az subdlvtded,
viii be offered in lots az public sale. at the
office Of the Clerk and Master, In Memphis,
on the terms aforesaid, on said
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Affarhmanf Suit

8 kaufman q Bro; firm composed Of s.
KAUFMAN ID. kaufman, Jr, Va. 4. ]. Nssbitt,
John r. LOftin.
nkEOhE JAMES HALL, Justice OF the Peace
- for shelby county. AmdavIt having been
made IN this cause, n Issued
and returned, levied, etc;
II Is therefore ordered, That publication be
made1nthe Memphis Daily Appeal.a nsWspa-
per published In b city OF Memphis, for four
successive weeks, commanding the said r. J..
essnllt and Ohm b L0ftin, 10 appear before
me, a. my once, In the city Of Memphis. In
ne 18th civil DstrlcE Of said county on the
Aln DAY OF February 1871, At 10 O'Clock am.
AhQ make defense 20 said suit az inst them.
OF it VIII be proceeded with eEparte,
JAMES HALL.
Jazz Justice Peace for Shelby euunfw
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Non-Bssldsnf Notles

No. 188-In the First Chanesrv Court of Shell
By county, Tennessee.-TCOL Phillips a %
et a.. VS.. Albert Pike ct al.
TT appearing nom amdavit fu this cans.
4 that the defendant, Albert Pike, a citizsr
OF WaSnlnglon City ID. g., As q nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee.
IL IL therefore ordered, That he make hi.
appearance herein, IT the Courthouse In thr
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the arsf
Monday Ia February 1871. 70 plead answer
OF demur 70 compialuants' bln, or The same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him and saI
Tor hearing eEpartei and that q o ~ Of thl,
order be published once q week, for four sue.
esssive weeks, IA me Memphis Appeal.
Ac0py- attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk Master.
BY x J. BLACK, Deputy q. and d..
LnaW0od q MlcOu, EOl5. for COmpltB. ds2i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
Monday, February 8, Is7L

Between the hour Of 10 o'clock an. and
o'clock pm, the undivided one-half interest
which Wm. /. Daily held and owned IA the
following described land at the time OF his
death. and also subject to the dover interest
IS and 30 OF VIM. Cranes subdivision OF
land for James Elder and others Of lands
purchased rom Thoma Null, said lots con-
taining, Ia the aggregate, hl acres, and lying
north OF Wolf liver, frOm 3 70 7 miles from
the city OF Memphis; &c being he same prop
erty sold by Ohm 3. Martin 10 Wa. i. and
Ed. DAILY.
Terms Of ~sale-Casq.
JAMES REILLY,
County Court Clerk
Young Mallory 3 Cannon. soils. for petit
toner. 1aI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-21
NOn-ResldeRt Notice.

No. 4CL-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn Martin Lally VS.,
ThOmss Carrigan, Ann Hamlin, 4. Tally
and John 8 Clayton.
1T appearing from the return OF the Sheriff
n in this cause that the defendant, Ann
Hamlin, IS not 10 be found IN shelby county,
Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, a. the courthouse Of the
Second ChancGry Court Of shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday IN March, D7L, and plead, an
sWeE or comEr 70 C~omplainant's bill, or the
same VIII be taken Tor confessed as 70 Der
and set for hearing eXparte; and that q copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, fR the Memphis Ap-
peal This January II, B7L
A COpy-attest.
NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy T.. and 81.
King q BigelOW, Sols. for compile. ia1B
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Non osldsnt Notice.

No. 1855. o. H. DIN b Second Chencery
ConrG Of shelby county, Iennessee.-Mar
TIA b. Mosby vs.. John Mosby o. al
IT appearing rom aMdaV1t Ia this cause
II that the defendant, John Mosbys g q
oinla, and q nonresident Of the state 81
tennessee, and that an attachment issued
from this court attaching al the right, title
and interest Of the said defendant 10 ana 70
the estate Of Pleasant Nosby, deceased, has
been returned levied. etc
II Is therefore ordered. That ne make bis
Appearances herein. al the courthouse OF the
second Chancery Court In the city Of Men,
pills, Tenn. on the 6rst Monday in Marcel
B1, and plead, answer or demur 20 COM
p~lainant's bi1, or Tie same VII be
hearing eXparte; and that copy Of this or
der be published once week, Tor four sue
esssiYe weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal.
This January IA, ISL
NJ. ID. u. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
MeuE & scales. soils for compl6. fan2o
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TENN.

THE Spring and Simmer Session OF this
Il Institution VIII commence on Monday
the Z3d Of January ext.
Pupils are received at any time Of the se5'
sion. but ft is greatly 70 their advantage q
enter az the beginning: g50, In advance, viii
cover ali expenses per session OF I'VE months
for Tuition in the Regular Course, Board,
Washing, Fuel, Lights, and Furnished Room,
No School or Its class cheaper thoroughly
equipped with apparatus ana musical tnstTu-
ments-l2 Professors and Tsaehers-supsrtoI
ADVANTAGES for the study OF Ancient and
Modern Languages, and every facility fOl
thorough Eatntng.
For catalogues or other information, I'd,
dress REV. . COLLINS, ID,
d8l-d&W President.
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ROn-R Resident Notice.

No. E7, Rim the First Chanoery Court o.
shelby county, Tenn. q. ID. Mclean vs.
Henry ONeaL.
IT appearing from amdavlt 10 his cause
4 that the defendant, Henry O-NeaL. IS a cit
lEen OF Arkansas and q nonresident Oh the
STATE OF Iennegsees
IL IS Therefore ordered, that hamske his ap-
pearance herein, a. the cO1rl-hOuEs IA tie
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the
urst Monday In February, 1871, and plead.
answer or 0emur TO compliments bill. OF
the same VIII be taken Tor confessed as 70
him, u set for hearing 6Xparte, and the q
cop OF this order be published once a week
APPEAL.
A eDpy-8ttests
EDMUNDA COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r J. Black, Deputy C. & Nj.
wilson a Beard. Bols for cUmplL e2s
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CHAHcERY SALE or REAL IS.
TATE

No. BE N.R-Ftrst Chancev C5zrto OF Shelby
county. re1n- e ROBINS and Bradley Vs.
J.C. Doyle 60 al
d. virtue OF an lnteriocutoT decree r-r
renewed January 3 ETl-L VIII sell. a1 pubic
auction, 70 the highest Bidder u front Or me
Clerk and Masters 1Hcs, araeuLaw 6LC1
Second street. in the city Of Memphis Lsl-
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I0th Day Of May, 1871,

Or SO much thereof as vii, in the aggregate,
be sufficient to pay The claims Aforesaid.
lands are al timbered. fertile, and vel
ing purposes.
such bargains as VIII be offered in this
Isnd rave seldom been offered to me sFECU-
LATOE. the W-OOD-uEALEH, the GAEDENER,
ana all who want RESIDENCE PR0PEEET adj
fscent to and convenient to ACCOMPLISHING
on the line OF a projected railroad, and only
% miles from Court Square
81 Full particulars and plans can be had
at nv Office. or Of J. B.. MCFARLAND, Sol. for
Co~mpIainants, No. 20 Madison ST., Memphis.
n. D. H. STEWART. Clerk ard Master.