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Anrticu 5aIes--future uans.
By A. C.. McGILLWRAY.
Aucttoneer.
II LIVINGSTON vs.. ELFEs

Aucttoneer.
II LIVINGSTON vs.. ELFE,
IL By virsue Of an order OF Court to me- direct.
ed, will be -lold on TUESDAY the Nat sday OF
March next atH.. o'clock 4. E, In front oftna
|.Oh CRstomkpu8e, i! ss1E @. :. f.lss. its.,
All thaE kGEaF EAND, with the buIIdln9s there.
on, struatecl5iag snd being on the west sidaaf
lynch street, adneaGnttpG and containing DntEa
'front.' AID rear lines III feet inches In depth
2l2 feet 6incaies, moreordcss, bntttng and h9nnt
hg 70 the north on-Lands now or lateS belot otgtn&
90 Baynard, 70 the esosth on Lands noWorlese
longing te'Albert Efe; TO the west ION EahdSnow
OF late belonging to Paul q. Waring, t0tthe east
on Lyneh street.; the said lot being EknowndDthe
plan hl o. Of Ghaslssoonb the number go my geyel
and having been sold and conveyed by EdMaY6
Harlesson;t 70 Joseph Benhett by edbeafIpR date
the 2athdsy effA0guet, 1917, and the satdJ Joseph
Rennettsold and conveyed the same bY:daedto
Nicholas OohR on the 10th day OF November. IS11,
and OF which Ann Cobia became seized and pos.
sessed as widow antesod devised OF Nicholas
C0bla. So. ~ .;ssf-f... 55'TasSs.-
Terms One -thiEd cash; balance on q credit OF
one two and three YeaH. Bond OF fpurchasertob be-
secured BY mortgage OF premises; building to bg
insured and pohcy assigned; interest on bond as
the rate Of per cent. per snnum. payanie aanasl-
kSr om day or sale. e. W.'M kA0KEYs.I, i,
mariS-stu2 -&sG-G,
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CRoouEr CRooUET CReoUET Just re-
celved at the Hasel street Bazaar, the cheapest
Croquet In the CITY.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Strict Observance Lodge, at thafpast I P. N
Phoenix Fire Company, at halfpast r III.
Carolina Dramatic CLUB, at halfpast p ID.
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GUNS TURNED OVERALL the arms lately In
the hands OF the militia OF Fairfield County have
been turned over to Colonel S. B. Clowney and
Sheriff Duvall. Thisis move in the right direc:
ti6n.
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YHs AMATEUR .PERFoRMANcE.-Te nave
grounds for the belief that the programme OF the
theatrical entertainmentto take place on Wednes'
dav ead. inst. at the. Academy OF Music, will be
enriohsaby tie iasddtsionos ons of Horsns bsst
one,actseneaies! If % marss prssaule lst aat
the advertisement to appear In our next issue win
please those who have already procured tickets
for .Marrled Life" ana prove anew Incentive 10
those who have not ,ye. done so.
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MARK Your CLoraNG !-0rder your Stencil
Plates at the uasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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RusrrIt0c GOODS Rustic GOODS !-I reduction
ortwenty,pet cent on Side and Corner Brackets
soskRacks, &C., at our stores. =.
.GHas. O. RICHTER &Co.,
Hazel street Bazaar, and No. fsi King street.
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Albright, Eliza
AllbtBn,r Ear

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The AIkEs PREMIUM. LAND saLs..We un-
derstana that Charles HiekeE Esq, OF No sl5 King
stfeet, is forwardlngi every few days handsome
clubs OF subscribers to the "AlEen Premium Laho
Sale" By an investment Of IS shareholders
secure awork Of art worth the money, ana per-
haps s25.ooo prize. Bead MT. Delby's adver'
tisement In another column. Mr.: Hickey Is re.
ceiving large orders for frames, which he does
vell.and at reasonabieprices. Adern your homes
by. investing IS II the great land sale ct Aiken
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usINE xoE1o oEs.

ST.. PArR1cks DAY IN NEW YORK. Grand
procession, five miles long Sixty thousand niehl
seeths Illustrated Hlsh World, All news agents
Esepts:! Price age censs "a s@essrs
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TIE CoInEGE CoMMEyeENESr.-h meeting
or the trpsteesrof the Charleston, College TOOK
nlace. Yesterday morning, at the City Hall, for
the purpose Of making preparations ior 'ne hp'
preaching commencement. Fourteen out Oh 'ue
twenty -one trustees were present. Several mat
ters were dtscdasea and asrangsttn leienence %
the commencement, *nlctist to takS place onssae
last Tuesday Of this month.
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If YoU would possess renewed lie. try. the
Old. carolina Bltters, tile Great Southern Tonic.
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A
Moore, Ann Ell.
/ "a .
Murphy, SallIe
Mustard, Mrs G
|Murtland, Mrs
Edward
Murray, Mesh
|. Ok ,St2
Miller, Rosalea
Mccormack, Ell.
,rish.t 49, rao,.,
Nesbet, Nancy
tNeils ksry.Ann
Nroa nofhorgr, a
!S.a,. !SSu.s,1. %snorWo %e
'SsvH ootua sr;s s
SssSs' Ssssss SssS sls ass seer Sa
pes. pesas %Is, u T.
peGn' peoi. i,an5,s Mts 800
nSGs.sS E SSno sSSTnao1
ppr@ pp,cs J.iM1a. ''A
d. 5 Ne' Se SLo LM -.
Pprnes, pn.as eMaM H.. d..
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pSasa amn u,r,.....
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SI,,n.lu' s,a Oane
q R,nsraHioEtEIs srHioE
Mssel1 nsoS aarlhn LIZZIE
picssr,1S RHS", %a' Gar SMa
! n.S,IMos' " oat
p,nS lM = ,,,,on RI.
niC,uafuson' N,l hih'
p;Iaa H1a p-, m
Rtusrs RMsy, p5fI,.. nj
pnSas.s $3.50 .Irn O., ?, =
poS,uson poSU.e, D%Ma Tnrn
hUp,o'on I,na ~o
oonino Mu co;@,o
So,,l SoHnn'; ~ Sa.sH LIZ !.
~. Ssy,hl,.aMa Ma1sna Ms. a
Sm SGnaG a.oe GSiIs Mrs
M SMllnson, ysM
81 saran
slmmohs' re-
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stanion. Flora
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AG!su, "atJ
1aue Co.
T. roomey' ey Sara4 Mrs I
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.BusrSEss ENvELopEs.- NEWS JOB Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, sts4 Yer thous'
md. Send your orders. Every MERCHANT and
business nan should have his card printed'on
his en- yetopes.
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DR., &. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore.
Or. T. c, PUGH, Ui Baltimore.
Dr. THOS. j. B0YKIN, OF Baltimore.
DR.. A. BURGAN. OF Tarboro. N. g.
Or. J, g. SPARKS, Of Nicholasviie, KY.
Dr. A. F. WHEELER, OF Lime. Ohio.
DR.. W. HOLLOWAY. OF Philadeiphia.
Or. ]. L. McGARTHA. OF South Carolina,
md many others. See ROSADALlS ALMANAC.
ROSADALI6,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BAIL, now OF Mary
land conference, formerly Chaplain In the Con.
federare Amy Of Northern Ylrglnis.
ROSADALIS
Is Alternative, Tonic and Diuretio. aad acts at
one and the same time upon sthe BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and all the SECRE1URY ORGANS ex.
peHing all impure martec aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition.
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, Wholesale
Dr. q. BAER, oharieaton'
mar6-1y
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CONTRIBUTION TO THE ,FRRNeH RELIEF
FuNp.-The collection taken up Tomorrow In St.
MAsy,s Church, Hasei street, VIII be devoted 70
the relief Of the distressed French people, Con-
tibutIons OF donations to -thts object Wan De
gratefully received by the pastor, Rev. O. B.
Nofshrop, northeast corner OF St. Philip ana
Wentworth streets, and also by n A. De Be-
laigne, Consul Of France at Hs. teailenee In
Broad street, neSt to the Bishops residence, op-
pesite orange street, These donations may be
made any time dasing the coming week.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 8, g
Q and 10 cents each former prices, 5, 10, Is ant
20eents. u.,., ON p,,..
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AT Cost AT CosF !s:Large size Chromos.
fHAsEL STREET 2AzAAR.
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TO REDUCE sFoeE,- WE OFFER THE
eREAThY. REDUCER PRICRs.

eREAEhY. REDUCED rs1cBs,
i, NGMELr:-
BEAVER OYER sAoKs, sss ana SO, to sas
sn1vEa OVER SACKS, .as, sesn
= ~ 49, -.
oEGssaoKs, spaa4 sag sosas
BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, SIS and
-. -,
sas7.o $50; -. .
BEAvrRAND MELTON OVER s1cks, SIS and
.-ssa to SIS
sa.vss AND MELTON OVER SACKS. "a. sna
$40. tosl1
;, UNION BEAVER oEEa sAess, ;ls, se.'.
Usass.sBA4ER oVER SACKS 81 toss.
.,
BEAVER, KING WILLIAM, So, ,osae >,
BEAVER, KING WILLIAM, $50, to SIS
eHNcHLLA D. B.sAoKs sss, so.as .;s
oHrNoHIL4A D. B. SACKS; s~,sds s,s
oH1NoHGIA D: B. Sacks sla to SO
oHNealh4AD D. B: :.sAcks $40, so.sa
WE HavE NJ ssecK.
a FULL LINE OF .eooBs,
SUITABLE
r Or ME- Ns'.VFtR..
-
]. .H..tAwToA 4 co.,
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AhShikS1 ~
Ren1bert, Thqn'
as I |
Richardson, Ro-
bin II
Robinson, Ste
phan |
Robinson, Sam
: uel' |
Rose, " G
R6ugln, Thorn.
AS ] !
Rome, John |
Rass. s.JohRM NJ ]
Singleton, "a |
ron T
Moses
Sanders, l.
Sanford, James
arbI,HoEThom: !,
Scharz. Isador !
Scott, Robert Z
Scott, L G
SchlundroH,
Henry AL |
ScrOder, Otto :.
Schlobom, Hen
ryL
5chott, Robt
SeaDrook, Erwin
sen. Sergo
sexton, Buslles
Shaw, u j
shine, Joseph
Simous, L
Sinclair, Frank
Singleton, Jo-
9epn
Skuriock, ParIl
Slattery, Thcu-
Smith, 0astell
smith, MstLas
Smith, Samuel
E
Smith, Charles
smith, Rober; A
Smith, Peter
Smalls, Thomas 4,
Smalls,' Frank
Smuke, Richard
Splncken, Henry
Snipes, Lendon
Show, Capt 3 G
Solar, Henry
Spear CARING
ton
Spires, Albert. B
.Spiller,.L g.
StaIles, Mr.
StTpd, Chas
Stepmend, .
/. Thomas
Stein, Chas W
Sullivan, p T
sutton, r s
rurmrlason, L y
Theodore, John
Thurman, p
Epatt
fett, Taylor
TObblns, Toni {.
Tucker, Fred
Trunke, Henry
'Toomer, Will
liam W,
Toony, John
+" allace, Jouu
X
|.Ward, L l. 3.
Walton D A
West, Wilson
Weston, Mel.
Vile NJ
t,Wethers, San
White, Jane,
Williams, Nel-
Williams, Paris
|.Wllkersu1. jim
Wntkey, James
Winter, henry
a
Wind. Mr. 8
Willgard, L NJ
Wieking. John
woodbury., The
Wright, ] ]
Young, Nat
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No SALT, SALT CAKE, PLASTER, Nr1RE CAKE
nor any sdu,terant of any kind used in &apes
superphosphate. Klusnan & Howell are the
agents. &
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PRonprrrUpE FIRE CoMPANy.-EAt an extrs
meeting OF :ne fromptitude Fire Engine Compa
nv held on the 10Th instant, the following oncef'
were elected to serve for the ensuing year: p. 8
Attles, president; P. Lawrence. vice-presidens
Robert Brown, secretary; F. L. Raimes, treasurer
Thomas Wright, nrst director; B. F. Fuller, second
director; ]. Coleman, third director; b. FeVers'
fourth director; ". h, Lockwood, engineer; Taos.
Jens,ns. first steward; /. smith, second steward;
NIB. Allen, solicitor; Rev. E. J. Adams, chaplain;
B. A. Bosenou, surgeon; S. Mansgault. F. Wnite'
". Managault, w Fordham, axmen-
/. $
HARDWARE RosBERY:AEor some amespaat
Messrs. Abrahams tS Sons, in Meeting street,
few doors above Market, have been missing
various articles from their establishment, and
were compelled at last to refer the mstter to the
chief of police. Late Thursday nlght, Ed. BroMn
a colored man, xas arrested by otncer Nipsq
and duly lodged IN fha Gusrdhouse After spe4as
ing q short time In his ceil. Brown acknowledgsd
that he had stolen the things, and told the ofnte
where they couldkS found. he asSs that hesna
another fellow, R64Ras arrested wtfa>e him, :hSs
escaped afserwafF Mef& u the habit oi:agsng
around and, while onsSssathe price Of things,
the other made way with anythlkg convenients
In;this way they had collected several desen
knives, scissors and other little itemss- Brown Is
a regular worker bat has never heentaken up
before. he halls from North Carolina, and his
companion who escaped, from Georgia. The pfiso-
nerisheld for further examination
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. views
OF Charleston anu vicinity, at No. lol King street.
or at the Hasel street Sazaar now.
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the State, .dwet upon the evils With which the
people have to contend, without, however,
trerching upon the domain Of politics, and. In
concluding, drew forth the plaudtts OF the entire
assembly as he contrasted the situation OF Ireland
I and South Carolina in the present, and portrayed
\ the picture OF each In their possible 1utur.s.
The fourth regular toast:
The Judioiary-A barrier behind which the
| rights Of the people should be secure; against
| which neither power nor party ought TO prevail.
| AIR-Schottlsch.
The announcement Of the name Of Hon.. R B.
earpenteras the respondent to this toast orough,
| out the most enthusiastic applause. The dlstn
euished gent enan took for his text, ''The char
] aoser Of an upright Judiciary aud although, as
4 he said, he was unprepared to take the place Of
! Judge Bryan, who had been assignedAto make the
respgnse on the OCCASION, he delivered one Of the
most telling aad effective spec hes Of the even
ing. We hope to be able to present 1t In full here
after.
The nffh regular toast:
The Press-When 1t is an exposition Of the 10.
only then, palladium OF the liberties. and &
pionser OF their progress. May lts voice ever b,
heard on the side Of Justice aud liberty
MI. James e. Murrel one OF the veter s.ns o
the press, ansHsred 20 this sentiment Ina sotd
and judlcious speech, graceful, tasteful, ane
abouading In shoughtful suggestion. He wa
frequently interrupted by applause, and the man
ner Of delivery as well as the substance proluce'
a profound impression on all who weghel ht
words.
The sixth regular toast:
i Our Sister Societies-May generous emulation
In their respective spheres ot duty ever aetuat
them, go that heart In hea t, aud hand In hand
| thew NAV win aud wear equal laurels, whether
he In Tue halls OF good fellow hip or IN the 9nore
Tafss Of charity. AfR-"MIne. .HoIne.n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Midsummer Maladies.-The hot solar
rays that ripen the hervests generate many
distressing diseases. If the liver be at all
predisDosed TO Irregularities, this is the sea-
son in which bilious attacks may be antici-
patId. a weak stomach, too. is weakest in
the summer months, and the loss OF vitality
through the pores by excessive perspiration
is so great that a wholesome tonic, combin-
ing also the properties OF q difusive stimu-
liant and gentle exhilarant, is, in many cases,
necessary to health, and under no cIrcum.
stances should be dispensed with by the
sickly and debilitated. OF all the prepare
lions Intended thus to refresh, sustain and
fortify the human frame, there is none that
viii compare with Hostetter's Celebrated
stomach BitteTs. They have been weighed
In the balance OF experience and nOt fOund
wanting; nave been recommended from the
first as a great medicinal specific. not as q
beverage, and in spite OF Interested oppOSi-
ton from innumerable quarters, stand sfter
twenty years trial, at the head Of all proprie-
taTy medicines intended for the prevention
and cure of ali ordinary complaints OF the
stomach, the liver, the bowels, and the
nerves. In the unhealthy districts bordering
letters Bitters msy be classed as the standard
one for every species OF Intermittent or re-
m1ttent fever. The people who h those
districts, place the most pllc confidence
in the preparatiOn-a confidence that is in
creased every year by the results In its opera
ton.
As bitters, so called, OF the most pernicious
character, are splinging up like fungi on
every side, the public is hereby tOreWarned
against the dramshOp frauds. ask for Hos
&. ters Bltters, see that the label, etc, are
correct, and remember that the genuine arti-
Gle is never sold IN bulk, but in bottles only
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Saturday, the I'd of Ssptsmber, 1871,
~RnN-REslnEAT NnTIEE

80. Ss.R r. DIN the Second ChIneery Court
OF shelby County, Tenn. W. ClRpp. q.
Il. Vaee and j. A. Anderson firm of Clapp,
Vanc q Anderson, VS.. Richard Hanks
IT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
4 tofn Ghis cause that the defendant, Richard
Hanks, Is justly indebted TO the com p~lRinants
in the sum of $1,000, due by account for SER
vices rendered, and that he is a nom
resident OF the State Of Tennessee, and
that Tor these causes an attachment
was sued ont OF this Court against
the property of defendant and The same
was issued and has been returned by
the Sheriff, duly levied on the property OF
defendant, Richard 4
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearances
herein, at the courthouse OF the second
Chancery Court in The city OF Memhis,
Tennessee on or before the first Mon
day in August, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur TO cO~mplainaEts' Bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing expaTte, and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive eekssin the Memphis Az
PEAL. This June y, ISL
A cOpy-attest.
NJ. 2. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By e. BELCHER- Deputy Q. N N.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Soils. for COM
l0inanfg. I'll teh
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TRADE

l., b general markets yesterday, was
51iI q ID inactive, with a small city trace
doing. md few orders on the nlRrhets me
feta s1ri vi also Of the st. Louis packet
cbaclrad q peratiOns in grain and produce.
Tnests rnIs ! quiet, with a better feeling in
the market, though the transactions n
demand we're very small di@inisbing
With mali rec, dpts. We note sales Of
clssT SIDES al sltS@sZc, with some holders
asking SIC. we learned OF one SAFE IN
the abandon of 20 casks to The trade at
sac Csar ribbed sides, 69AAc; shoul-
ders, &c. with sales of round lots at 6Ne.
Mess pork is in light demand at $l49lb.
We note sales Of q few 81. Louis lots ~
ala so. Hams, suear-cured canyasedi
choice, l5ZGl6c; medium l6gl5Hej
Dlsip. I20l3c. Breakfast bacon Is steady,
with a fair city trade doing, At l0H8lle;
for small lots HE is asked. Flour Is
staadv with the receipts equal 10 he de-
msnd. and a fair local and city trade do
inFi u medium and choice family brands
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On the 18th Day Of August, 1871,

At noon, on tee premises, sell, to the highest
bidder, the following described property, to-
A certain tract, piece or parcel OF land sit
uate, lying and being In the county OF Tip.
ton state OF Tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, with Lnetes and bounds as
follows, tO-Wit: BEGINNING alta point on the
Mississippi river, Palmer's northeast corner.
thence sOulh with Palmer's line 23 poles 10
thence north poles TO a tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river; thence in a west
Wardly direction with the meauders Of the
MISSISSIPPI river to the point OF
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward to James o.. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveyance - containing, by
estimation, elghty-three 1881 acres; together
with the engines, boilers and all other fix
lures and apparatus and things VIM and
being situated on said tract Of land, and used
In Tie d1silliatlOn OF spirituOus LIQUORS. and
described as follows, to-Wit: Two double Hue
boilers. twenty feet long, forty inches dame
ter CRATE, bars, etc. one engine, ten-inch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
TO make 10 completes; one main shaft ny.
wheel and pulleys. and all other shaftmg
about hemiiiand dlstllery; one pair thirty
siZ-iuch stones, for grinding, with gearing.
betting, etc; one mash tub; one worm MI
and worm; one cold water tho; one high
vine tubi one iOw-wine tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer sink; two reeefy-
ing tubs or cisterusi two yeast tubs; four
yeast cans; draw end force and high and
low wine pumps; platform and beam
scales, and al the pipes valves, cOcks. belt
ing used abcut the distillery; BLACKSMITH
and carpenter and other roofs and instru-
ments about the premises.
said property will be sold on a credit OF six
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal security, beariBg interest
rom date, for The purchase moneys, and a
lien retained on the property as additional
security for the payment Of the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption is barred, and
the purchaser, on complying with his bid,
viii be placed in Imme0fate possession.
n. CLAY KING,
Special Commissioner.
Memphis, July IL, 1874. jyad 6s
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cHAacERY sALEs.
cHANcERY SALE
RnAL msrApI.


In the Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
ounty-E. C.Iddings VS.. andrew stewart
81 virtue OF a decree Of the Second Chan
- Gerry Court Of shelby county, maize In the
above cause, and entered OF record on the
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash. in
front of the entrance 10 the Second Chqucerv
Courtroom, in the GreenlaW Opera Building.
on Second street, In the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Wednesday, the 23d Day Of August, 1871,
Within legal hours, the real estate described
in q Deed OF Trust executed by complainant,
E. q. lddtngs, 20 secure a note therein de-
scr1bed, payable by her TO defendant, An
drew stewart, which Trust Deed was duly re-
corded In the Registers ONCE Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Book No. 80, part 2.
pages 4l7. ais, 4l9, May 81, 1857, which said real
estate Is described rs follows:
Being a part Of original lot No. 2Oz, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee; Beginning At
the intersection OF the south side OF Ez-
change street with the west side OF the First
alley east OF Main street; thence W~estWaTdly
on and with Exchange street iS feet thirty
three teeti thence sOulhWardiy and parallel
with Main street. l741<i seVenty-fOur and one
quarter feet thence eastwardly and parallel
with Exchange street 1881 thirty-thrse feet 20
the alley above mentioned; thence north
Wardly with said alley 10 seVenty-four
and O-ne-quarter feet to Exchange street, the
point OF beginning-beiug the same property
Wright and Charles kortrecht to Paris ID
dings by deeds, severaily recorded in the
Registers Office OF said county Is follows: In
Book p, PIP. l8 and ~; Book -, PIP. Is and ~,
and Book 30, page 6N.
Equity Of redemption barred.
Terms Of ~Sale-Cash, and must be ompIIed
with on thespot. July y, 1861.
yZ8 N. u. i. STEWART. clerk ana Master