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A%TTAeHaEnT HnTIcE

No ~, A. DIN the First Circuit C0ur. r.
shelby County. I5urs ==-e-H. u. and 8l..
Barron vs. A1ler E1p-1l.
rs thfs cause an attachment having ben
6 sued out under section 800 Jr the code ann
returned in o Court levied upon ler-aI O.
tate Of defendant. 1u1 anIa-- having been
made that the daleulluLls flEz1 ed % GIa-.-
tits fu rIHe sum Of salJb y account mi that
the de- sudantis aECu-resiGeLL OF TIE state
Of Tennessee.
Tt is wherefore ordered. That he make
mis- personal appearance herein, before ..a
Judge OF the First Circuit our OF --e-
county. 40 the Circuit COur-lCU-s- Lu rl
city RI Memphis on the third Monday .
May next. and defend said Eu
within the lme prescribed lJ law. OF Chs
aCopy OF Lllz order De published lue=
veeE- Tor l1Hr e.us-eUrlVe weeks lu L-
Memphis Appeal
Done atthEs once, this ed day Of E1r--
1871
FRANK TsEL. CLERK
BY B.F. CCLEEEE, Deputy IarE
E.L- GElul- AE.l. ..T ..- El--E
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%. Adm the First CrelI5 Court or
shelby comfy TsuIes-s-I.E Lsuuw
Juo Seward
VN~HEHE Is. on the 18th day Of Taly-
~ "a writ was Issued IRON the L-r -.--
cutt Court OF 5aLL county rr7erg Che
S1arI r1 EUuluacu Iu1. Seward one H5=
ant 90 appear le-o-e rLe Judge lL sE- a-Er-
on the d Monday Ll September
and there % ar -zrJ -H. L=uaE fro an -
t1h5s aamaE7 $40 ultle said -rrl
motto be found U ms county Hl-9.r-- ".
t1e-tI day or OCTOBER .sI.r PC was Oh -
ton tUuaer section 11 or tLe code. H.H...
that a judicial a-r1Cumzua issue 1E-
estate o. 5lO- seward the END -
said at.uClmzUt issued aLd YES r=-r--
levi 5d upon the personal property rt--9 5-a
teisudanE
10 d Therefore ordered. Tina. the said de-
fzuElCf. Iu1.5 seward. maze L- uersC-. -l
pzlrIuc5 herein. before She judged. Che Ea-
lLrc-ic C1ur at a term o. Eald co-rr 90 .l
held Tor shelby Cluu-r. 90 the lLElUG l--
house. in the CITY az Memphis, on The
Monday IN May next. ana De end SAID Q
tachuan1 slIr- within the time prescribed
OF tle same win be proceeded exc
plrte. and That q copy or t1-s order ls
lslet once "a week 1or four successive w=
iu the Memphis Appeal.
Done zt cn-5 this -i-I day Of March
FRANK TAFT -
BvE. f. COLEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
l. 1FarI Euu-E atty TOT n.
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mEBlGAL.
DR.. p. C. HARLATTE's DIsPEEsARY,
AZ NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases.

CONSULT Or. r. @ MARLATTE, az his
u Medical Institute, a North Court street.
for the following diseases treated according
TO the chemical system Of medicine, which
Is renowned by the most eminent physi-
clans and surgeons Of the present day to be
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases fT is especially 50 for this e~liIuatel
successfully, especially the following: Fe-
male diseases,Of whatever class or type,treat-
ed in a highly successful manner. Heart
DiseaEe-this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results. Skin dis
eases Of almost every form permanently
partment-I have made many Important dis
IN the treatment Of Lung, Throat
and Nose diseases. Eye and Ear Department
the eye u ear most tenderly 8nd triumph
autly treated. Diseases OF the GenttO Urn
nary organs q speciality. Confidential Depart
msut devoted to a class of maladies nameless
here; cures guaranteed speedily and peITna-
ueutty. Those suffering from youthful in
discretion, nervous debility, excuses or any
kind, impaired memory, etc, can be success
fully and scientifically treated and cures
skiuful surgery is required, We invite trial
All affairs of D. vats character held sacred
ly confidential. My Office is so arranged that
no one patient cln either see or hear an
other. rheumatism successfully treated. I
have also a speedy, sure and safe specific for
Piles. Patients treated by mail or otherwise.
END 80 cents and stamp 1Orteattse on all dis
eases.
Try my Electro Medicated Baths. Also,
Memphis Tonic Bltters; guarateed the bestin
the market
6 in the evening. Sundays, from Am. 70 Z
IN mh4
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~Rsn-Basidsnt Notice.

No. 2S, r. DIN IA second Chancery Court
or Shelby county, Teunessee-Rsnsey &
Brooks, use Of AlmCn Brooks, VS.. A.. VIII
i to in this cause, that the defendants, n.
Williamson, Peter j. Peters anu u. O.. era
ham are nOu-restdeuts Of the state Of Ten
nes5ee.
1t is therefore ordered by the CLERK and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein. at the Courthouse OF the second
CuauceTy Court, In the city OF Memphis.
Tenn, on or before the drst Monday IN May.
1871, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants b1Il, OF the same VIII be taken for con
fesssd as 10 them, and set for hearing eXp1rte.
and that a copy Of this Order be published
q week Tor ICur successive weeks i'm the
Memphis Appeal This March D. 1871.
N. ID. J. STEWART, Clerk sud Master.
By Q. BELCHER, Deputy @. and n.
L. =. Mcfarland Sol. Tor commit. mnET
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TRUSTEES SALE.
the lst paY Of Iuae. al,
TRUSTEES SALE.

BB- BY virtue OF a Deed in Trust executed
to me on the drst day Of November, 1853, by
Joseph Miller, and recorded in ths Registers
office Of CritUenden county, Arkansas, in
book NJ page L5; and for tie purpose
Of carrying out the trusts therein specified,
WILL, on MONDAY, APRIL 10, IS7l,
During legal hours, at the courthouse door,
in the town OF Marion, Critteuden county,
Arkansas, sell for cash, at public cutlery, the
following real estate conveyed in said Trust
Deed, tO-Wit: The southeast quarter OF sec
ton No. eleven, u, the south half Of section
No. twelve, l., the northeast quarter Of sec
ton No. fourteen, "a, and the fractional north
half Of sectiOn r o. thirteen, Is, all In wi
ship No. dve, 5, north Of the base line, and In
range No eight, 8 east Of the iifth, 9th, pr1n-
cipal meridian also. the southwest fractional
quarter dissection No. seven, Z. and IA north
vest fractional quarter Of section No. eight
cen, Is, all in township No. i've, s, north OF
base line, and In range Nc, 8. east OF the fifth,
5th, principal meridian. containing in the
aggregate one thousand and siECV-tWO 1900
acres, more or less. The title believed to be
but 1 convey only as trustes.
mhlG J. FERD RODGERS, Trustee.
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loa-Rssl5spf elotics,

No. 4255.-Ln the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tenuessee.-JOhH Inns
We. S. M. Jobe, Jos. ClOuston, Bennett BagOy
and wife, F. C.. Bagby.
IT appearing from the Bill which is sworn
i to in this cause, that the Defendants, ben
nett BagbY and vile, Frances Z. Bsgby, are
nOn-residents of the state OF Tennesses.
faIt is therefore ordered by the CleEk and
Master, That they make their appear
ance herein. at The courthouse OF the
second Chancery Court Of shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in May, 1871, and plead, an
Ewer or demuF to complainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing expaFte; and that 8 copy
OF this order be published once q week Iof
four successive weeks, In the Aemphls
Appeal, This March E, lS7l.
M. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Estes & Jackson, Sol. for cOmplt. mh24
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hfiaehmanf Hefice.

E.. ". Mcmillan vs. Nv D-sfCrrs5t e Cor New
LCEE City New lCrL
DEFOHE JAMES Hall, JusIc= Of the Peace
~ for shelby county AIllVir LE-lI-
been made In this cause, and attachment
sued and returned levied. e-c-s
It is Therefore ordered That pu1lrEl-E De-
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal. "a news
paper published In the city OF Memphis u-
-four successive weeks commanding the said
j. ". DeforresG &C., TO EppsaE before ue
nay Chce,l Ele cry or Memphis The 18Th
Civil District OF setd county on b. eLit- l-
OF April 1871. st 10 o'clock am. and make
defense to said suit aEainst him. OF Ll -I. be-
proceeded with eLparta-
JAMES HALL
mill Justice Peace for shelby county
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Creditors Notice.

No. 2S4s.-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-D- s. Robertson ct al
VS.. Geo. CAM ct al.
IN this cause an order was entered March
no. IS7i, directing publication to be made %
an creditors of the estate OF EdWar Brad-
shaw, decd, etc
III Is therefore ordered. That all such cred
ftOrs make their appearance herein, st the
court-honse in the city Of Memphis Tenn.
on or before the drst day of May, lsIh and
de and establish their claims against the es-
tate of said deeedent or the same Will De
barred and b cause proceeded with exPartei
and that a copy OF this order De puoLsheo
once a week, for four successive NSeAHi II
the Memphis Appeal
A c8py-attest:
F3MUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By K. j. Slack, Deputy Y. q NJ.
John somerven, Sol. for cOmPln'ts. mhI1
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N~oE-Pesldsnt E0fies.

No. 25L. r. DIN the First ChancerY Court OF
shelby county, Tenn.-Lucius f. POLK Cd al
Va. D. B. Foster Ell 81.
IT appearing from amdavit in this cause
r that the defendants, John WI Greer, ohm
A. stsndffer and j. n. An ders0n are citizens
Of Arkansas aud nOn-resldeuts Of the State
Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, thEtthey make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday in Nay, 1871, and plead. an
sWer or demuT to CUmpiaiuauGa bill. or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as TO
them. and set for hearing eXparte, and thai q
copy OF this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL.
A Copy-attests
Edmund A. COLE, CLERK and Master,
By r j. BLACK. Deputy @. and M.
Harris & Pillow, S0ls. for compI7nt. mhr0
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Trustees saIs.

DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed TO
ID me by tt. Hicks, on March 20tn, 1867, and
recorded in Registers ONCE Of Shelby county.
Tennessee, in book go, part 1, pages Sl63 81
and 3lS, to secure the payment OF g note
therein reClted. to one James p. adams; n
by virtue OF a decree OF the FIRST Chancery
Court of Shelby county, rendered at the Oc-
tober term, 1870, Of the court, in the case Of
Robert E. smith snd others VS.. Thomas J
Hicks and others, I viii sell. at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder. Tor cash, on
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Wednssday, 9th day of April, 1871,

all the right, title and interest Of said n, L.
Eddfns in and TO q certain tract or parcel OF
land situated and lying IN shelby county
Tennessee, containing seventeen S5-lO0 acres,
and known and described Is follows: AS Lot
No. 2 OF the subdivision OF J. II. Goodlettis
land, lying and being between the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and the Memphis
and Germantown Plank Road, beginning At
a stake in the center of the said Piank Road,
Eeing the northwest corner OF Lot No. J, Mrs.
WinfOrd, now Mrs. Phillips tract, thence
south,t 20 a stake, hfty feet south OF the Mem
pbis and Charleston Railroad; thence north
with said road six 90 chains, to q stake 80 feet
north of b said Railroad; thence north TO
a stake in the center Of the Memphis and
g Germantown Plank Road, the corner Of Lot
NJ. 8: thence g chains and SO links, with the
enter OF said Plank Road to the beginning:
beiL z the same parcel OF land conveyed y
M. +. and Is. j. Morgan 10 n. T. Eddins, By
deed, bearing late I'd February, 81, and
recorded IN the Registers ONCE Of Shelby
in boo ~, page Al and Zl5, to which
reference Is here made. Levied on as the
prOpsrty OF N. r. Eddins, to satisfy said
debts, interest and cost.
Saie-BetWesn the hon Of 10 an. D 4
nm. This March Is, 1871.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY g. c. HOLMES, Deputy Sheriff.
Estis & Jackson, Attys. for plat'ns. mhq5
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Tuesday, April 18th, 1871.

property tu-Wft: Certain real estate situated
In Shelby county, Tennessee and In TIE CITY
OF Memphis viz Beginning az STAKE on
b south-side Of Alabama street. MY eti
feet east or It's intersection with the west
line Of original country lot numbered ave
hundred and three lzBl; thence east MY L5gl
leet thence south one RunGfel 4nu oily
rfzht ard one-half l4SEl feet; thence west
1901 feet to Rstake, and thence nCrtn with the
west line On the said country lot numbered
I'VE hundre "a three aly1s llllf5l e4u
fortv-afgbf and One-half feeb lL4oh to the
beafnnfng. and the appurtenancss belong
ing to the same
TEENS or sALE-Ou a credit Of seven 81
and mn months, purchases to execute note
wfth rood security lien TO be retained tin
the same is paid Equity Of redemption
T. A. COLE, Oark and Master.
nn-a-rnL EamMnma I.-I.- -
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NBn-E8sidsnt Neiies.

No. 204 E. DIN the Second Chsucsry C51r.
Of shelby county Tenu-OIiverP Lyies.
guardian VI Anuis Louisa Price GO al.
4 OF Haywood county in this cause llat tle
defendant, Ann Iurueg-prgb3bly Ann
Kings not to be found in his county.
1t is therefore ordered bv the Clerk and
Master, That she make Uer appearance here
In, at the Ourt-hOusa Of the Second Glaucery
Court. I'm the city Of Memphis. Tenn on or
before the drst Monday m May 1871, and
plead, answer OF demur 10 complainant
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as TO her and set for hearing eEparte; and
that a copy of this order be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, In the
Memphis Appel. This Marcl p, ISL
NJ. d. u. STEWART, CisrE and Master
BY U. BELCHER. Deputy c. and Master.
BrOwu g. Collins, Soils. c8mpiE- mhE
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GHHCERY SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

lSL. N. R-First Chaucsry Court OF shell
% COunJy--LeOpOld Block st al, firm o.
black, Lehman a Co.. for use OF W.. 81.
Randolph vs.. II. A. Cohen e. al.
ny virtue OF an mterlOcutory decree for
~ sale entered in the above cause March
Atn, H7I7 i VIII sell st public auction 20 the
highest bidder, IA front OF the Clerk and
Masters oHce GreenIaW -Block.8ecoud street,
In the Cirv Of MemDhfa. Tenn. ON
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SATURDAY. AnrI q. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wlls
The undivided hair of lot No. 5-ueLuE on
Island 8 In thE Mississippi rLver-1sE inning
at a cottonwood on the bank Of the river
west sldeof the island, mErEedA, on ELlleLs
south boundary Ines tu6nce east q c1a-Dr
20 stake and elm, marked p thence E1IlL
6 chains and twenty-five 90 LINKS 90 .L
ash MARKED al, on 4lrcleuE west boundary
line. thence south with his line 8 cIElrs
and 30 U- KS, to Gu ash, marked E, il Niece
vock's Horth line. thence west with his -Ha
iT chains 10 a cottonwood marked r i1 .-E
Of the river; hence north B Fe
chains. thence north 5 west, 10 chains ana
80 links, % the begi4ulug-ccnlasIl1g a
acres.
Terms Of EaIa-oRe-third cash Tb7-anca u
six aud twelve months. purchaser eLzculE
notes with ecurirg. Lien retained 20 secure
purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred
M. L STEWAELr
GEEK and Master.
nmn"H IH
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LADIES'

THE Victoria or Ladies' Gem is the great
Il invention long and earnestly wished FOR
by your sex. We desire smart and energetic
lady agents to Introduce our popular and
Justly celebrated article in every village,
town and city in the world. II Is highly ap-
proved of, mdorsed n adopted by all ladles
OF taste and refinement, and is now a great
fsvorite with them; It is what every lady
has wished for; gives perfect freedom OF ac-
ton, and
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COTTON.

There is no change in the cotton mar
ket since yesterday. Good grades are
scarce and in demand at full prices, but
holders Of inferior tables do not like 20
miss a sale. About 1000 bales changed
hands during the day, embracing the TO-
loving lists: - bsles Stains, sc; p bales
Low Ordinary, &c; - do, Inferior, SIC:
100 Stsius, l0EIIc; 30 Ordinary, lG5sc;
IS Mixed, l15zc; 81 Stains, lie; 10 do,
I2lse; SO Good Ordinary igloi stylel. lie;
IL Good Ordinary, IIhag; e Good Ordi-
nary good style, l2zc; 2SLOw Middlings
lvo0r -tylea l554c; 10 do.s l3l4c; j do,
Isle: n NdGliEgs,l lac; u Niddlings, lac
ana II NIddlings a. l45sc.
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CHAHCERY SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

No. Z52, n. Rim the First Caancery Court
or Shelby COunry.-LeOpOld GOepeL ct al.
VS.. AdOLDh Heckle ct al.
ID virtue OF an 1n~tsrlOcutDry decree for
ID sale. entered in che above cause March Z.
ISL I viii sell at public au1ti0l1.tO the highest
bidder, i'm EOutof the Clerk aCd Masters Of
nee GrleL-aw Block. Second street, in The
Gig OF MsMnLLE. Tenn on
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Bill for Divorce.

Nc. 2E. r. DIN the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, enness8e.-Ellza Is, Gregg
We. Robert b. Gregg
IT appearing from shdd8vit in this cause
4 that the place OF residence OF defendant.
Robert B. Gregg, Is unknown and cannot be
found after reasonable inquiry.
II Is therefore ordered, That he make hIs
appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before d drst
Monday In May, ISL, and plead. answer
or demur 20 cO~mplalnants bin, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as TO him. and
Get for hearing eEparte; and tha q COPY oi
this order be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Al COpy-AttesL
Edmund A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
BY r.. BLACK, Deputy Q. and IA.
IL b Mcfarland. Sol. for compIL. mh2l
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The Kate Kinney passed mp yesterday.
She added here 2l bales cotton, and had
S5O bars railroad iron for the Ohio.
The Columbia passed up for 81. Louis.
She had 10 bales cotton for that port, and
put of 2J0 bales here: also a lot Of hides.
The John Kyle passed down. She put
OH % head or cattle, % added 80 bales
OF cotton. George Francis Train arrived
on the Kyle.
The tine and fleet passenger steamer P.
W, Strsder leaves to-day. 40 II o'clock, for
Nicksburg and New Orleans. A. Stein is
her popular master,
The beEutiiul steamer John Kilgour
leaves to-day, at 5 O'Clock, for N~icksbure
and New Orleans. J.. A. Oglesby is her
master, and a. T. FilIn0ur is her seCre-
tary.
The Great Republic and City Of Cairo
were uuJ from below last night.
The st. Joseph LETT for ST. Louis with
35Z bales cotton.
The Potomac was due last night. bound
up. One hundred and i've bales coJJon
awaited her on the leysa.
The hne United States mail steamer Cs-
lesJe, with Capt. John Hardin on the roof.
viii get away this evening Tor Little Rock
and all way landings on the Arkansas.
She connects closely with the packet for
Fort Smith. Walker Outlaw is chief clerk
Of this favorite packet.
The Bsg6syiLe goes out on Thursday for
White, Red and Black rivers.
The splendid packet Silver Noon, with
Ben Merrieles On the roof, gets on for
Cincinnati and all way landings on the
Ohio this evening, She is a popular and
comfortable passenger packet. Capt. Ben
and his chief clerk, Geo. W. Higgins, are
reliable polite and attentive officers.
The Messenger, from New Orleans,
leaves t0-mOrrOw at 8 pm. for Pittsburg,
nh #aHHHa.nH III LLnaa LHaHH.aaHI lHAmaH
ed Tor New Orleans last night az eleven
o'clock, with fifteen C-Jai60ats and I'VE
barg6s. containing near 1901 % bushels of
coal. George Mcbride and James Hsf5rty
were her pilots.
The Market Boy was sold Saturday for
$500 cash TO Captain VIM. Tamusy and
others, of McKessport, Pa.
Abram p. GOOrsuCh, an old engineer,
died ia Meade county last Wednesday, iu
the sightieth year OF mis- aga He was en-
gineer on b low pressure United States,
built a. JeHersCnyille in 1873; also on the
low pressure MOnteZuUa, in 1929. He
was also engineer on the low pressure
Amazon snd uTst Red Rover. He made
several trips from Cincinnati to New Or
leans in command Of the first Seventy
six. The greater portion Of his life was
spent in engineering on the tOwbOsts ply
ing between New Orleans and the Balizs.
Pete Reilly, late mate of the Belle Lee,
but now on the NatChez, has been sued
tor 1000 damages for putting a deck
hands eye out by knocking him down.
The Natchez has 10 help light the sult, and
also pay the damage bill If IL results that
way.
Steamboats, in Upper Red river are ear
rylng cotton out from The upDe part OF
the river as fast as they can, and trying to
get it all out before the river declines.
They are unable 10 take anything from
below Fulton, and shippers feel hurt
about it. The banks NJ that way are lined
with the staple awaiting shipment, and a
merchant at DOOIsy's Ferry writes that
cotton will rot before the bOats now up
there can carry it away.
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Tussday. EDrI I8. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-VfE:
The north half Of lot No. E8l, ia the new
survey % ground north of and adjoining the
city or Memphis, shelby county. Tennessee,
IS 5uhttvldet RIO lots according to the plan
llere-f- which said l0U 40. Zl has Is feet
Hout, ana runs back parallel lines
ll,ra -eeI, aud Is bounded as follows; ON the
west by Fifth street, on The north auI east
by an alley, and on the south by lot No. 2l
b north half Of said lot No. zUI, W9icl IS 20
Terms OF sale Cash.
This March q, IsL.
~. ID. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
p Eeomans and ~. ID. WELSH. soils. T1r
nrrnrafmauH m-la
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Monday, April oath, 1871,

between the ho1rs OF 10 o'clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, the following described real
estate to-Wit: Two certain lots o. land ~
ing in the county of shelby, state Of Tennes-
SEES, and in the town of Fort Pickering ana
known on the plan ofsaid town as lots Nos.
land 2 in Block No. IL, on the corner OF
Broadway and Third %stTeetN, each having q
front OF twenty-five feet on the west SIDE OF
Third street, and running DacE
one hundred feet to an alley.
Terms of SALE Cash.
JAMES REILLY, County Court Clerk.
John W. Smith, Sol. for Petitioner.
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ATTACHMENT H0TlcEs.
Affachmsm anH

Orgu Brothers & Co a.m composed of WIN
CrglL 1dmund OEg4 aeo- j.. DeulLsl-
Az AcNear Ts.J- a.ALleu.
DEEOHE JABE HAEE-JuzH 81 .re Peace
II l0r 1nelaJ county AUuaTlt having been
made In l1ls Gsu8e- and attachment Issued
p returned lsFiel- etc.
10 Isl therefore ordered Eaat u11IIeaH rr e.
made IN me A9mpla Daily Appeal G. news
paper published ll the cLF OF Iau1uls r.r
successive Weezs. commanding -ls 5
j. d. Allen Co appear before mel
once. ln the city cl MaH..
phls, II the l4.h CiVG DstrctofszLE e1ar.r
on The sll day Of April, ls-L. ar ID CeC.E
am, and maEe defense lC said suit EErlr..
them, or Is win be proceeded eE1arle
JAMES HALL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-05
TharsdaY. AprI -. s.

within legal hours, the following describe
property, LO-Wit: A tract or land zltast-L in
Fay etrs county, Tenn. Beginning az q stake
IN the center OF the Macon and Oakland road.
being the conner OF she LogvoOd
tract and the corner OF tG6 J.e.
l-eaFes tract aud known as the Slsser tract
thence east Eez poles % g STAKE, his coruer
In G"e0rge1mltu west UOUndsTvLl uCf hence
north with his line passing the northeast
corner Of the LOgWOod tract at one hundred
and htty-JTo l5Zl poles-n all tB pCles-to
Eue stake in the centar o. a hollow pine
which north e. west. 90 the distance OF %
links stgld 8 smell black gum marked as
p0lcteIsi thence l5oa poles % a stake in the
center Oftle Macon u Oakland road thence
south WITH said road % the U-egiDuIuE, con
tanning so acres and 80 poles
Hanu1lLs Will be circulated before the day
OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Ou g credit cfnius ll an
twelve IE- months bonds with approved Sc
guriuy required. bearing Interest from date
a lien TO be retained uurI aII the purchase
money is uaid.
Humes & FosCOu- Attorneys. mlZl