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Saturday. Dscsmbsr q. 1871

Within legal hours, the following described
property, Situated in shelby county, Ten
nessee, n on Presidents Island, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner of William
Parsons 1250 acre tract; hence north *
west $3.50 chains to the middle chute Of the
mississippi river; thence up IL with its
meandertngs to LaWrence's northwest cor
ner; thence south 81 chains to his southwest
corner on Parsons north line; hence west
So chains and 81 links 70 the beginning, con-
taiUing by estimation about 400 acres.
OF q credit OF six, twelve
and eighteen months, in equal payments,
with interest from date; bond and good seca-
rity required lien 70 be retained TO secure
same. Equity Of redemption barred.
This November q, R7L.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
Vance & Anderson, att Us. n22-Wed
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Saturday, December is, 1871

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, situated in Shelby county, Ten
uessee, to wit:
First-A tract Of q 50 acres, known a. lot
No. 7 Of the original subdivision Of John
Pope'6 farm, N the Raleigh road, bounded as
follows: Beginning st a stake on the Raleigh
roed, 2 chains and 30 links south Of Taylor's
southeast corner for $40 acres; thence north
4So 80. east with the center OF said road, 9
Is chains and 81 links 70 sstake In said rosd;
thence north. 4 chains and "a links to q stake
and post oak pointer; thence west 20 chains
and n links TO q stake on the east line Of
said $40 acres; thence south q chains and
30 links 10 the Beginning, containing H5O-l00
acres
Wtuiams' original entry No. AL, made on the
10th of September, 1873, in range Z, section 2,
70 the lid surveyors district on me south
Beginning at q stake in the northeast corner
Of Charles K Reinhardts s. acre entry No. S.;
thence east 45 chains to q stake; theme south
( ohafns 10 a stake. Stephen ReIfre's south
west corner thence east 70 chains to q stake,
Wilson Sanderlin's OIthwes corner of his
Ill acre entry thence south 3 chains 10 q
stake, the northeast corner of job h. Kent's
go acre entry, No. l045; thence west 50 chains
70 the southeast corner Of asa acre entry In
chains and 50 links TO said Bryant's northeast
corner; themes west rs chains TO q stake, said
Bryant's northwest corner; thence north u
noitheas corner Of his 80 acre entry, No,
1904; thence west 10 chains and Is links to q
stake; thence north 10 chains and . hnkst to
the beginning. containing l58 acres.
Third-A tract of land bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF lot No.
u in the center of the Memphis and 5omer-
vile plank road; thence with said road
north SZe, east 29 chains to the intersection
OF the west side OF q 40 foot street with said
plank road; thence south 81, west with
said 40 loot street Al 65-l0 chains to the inter-
section of said 30 foot street. with another 40
foot street; thence north So, west 9L.S chains;
thence north 50, east 20 57.I00 chains 70 the
beginning, contain 81 acres. This tract has
been subdivided into 3 lots, containing, re-
spectively, 1855, lao, and l220 acres.
Terms OF sale-On . credit OF seven n
thirteen months; notes, with security, taken,
and q lien retained till payment OF the pur-
chase money. EQutty OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
HUMEs & PosIoN, Attorneys. nol6Wed
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1874, R-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-S. ], Bradshaw vs.. Lula Manson
Bradshaw ct al.
by virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause october q,
1871, 1 Will sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, In front OF the CLERK and Masters
ONCE, 9reenlaw block, Second street, city OF
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Saturday, December Is, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wft; Lying upon what Is
known IS Gov IslEnd," and bounded Is fol-
lows; beginning ~ b northwest corner OF
No. 8; thence south 81 poles 70 Its southwest
orner themes west u5H poles to the SOUTH
west corner OF ths est quarter OF sec
ton eleven, being lot No. 4 OF ohm G. Ora
hams plan OF subdivision Of "CoW Island
and containing 90 acres.
Trims OF EALE@One-third cash: balance
In one and two years, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the unpaid
tnstallments OF the purchase money Alien
VIII also be retained on the land.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By J.H. GUILE Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes 4 Dashleu, Soils. for CON-
DlafnauI- IA
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Aar,lalstrstur's NOtIca.

THE undersigned having qualified "a ad-
a ministrstoT OF the estate OF A. L. White
sides, deceased. notice Is hereby given 70 All
persons who have any claims against the
estate Of the said deeedent 70 appear and nle
the same, authenticated In the manner pre-
scrtbed BY law on or against the ed day OF
March, AID, H7a or the same win be barred.
GEORGE n. IRWIN, AdmtniEtxator.
Memphis Aovsmbsr - III non sal
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%RON-RESlDENT HOTICE,

No. $50. Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn--Herman Cloth ct 81
VS.. J. J. O'Farrau ct al.
IT appearing from SheridPS returns in this
Il cause that the defendant, ]. ]. O,Fsrral,
Is not to be oun in Shelby county.
1t is therefore ordered thai he make his
appearance herein at the court house IN the
city ofMemphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in January, 1879, md plead, answer
or demur TO complatnants' original and
amended bills, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
partej and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Attest.
EDMUHD A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R. ]. BLACK, d. Z. and d.
Westcott q Stahl, soils. for compl't
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate.

county, Tenn--WIliam chase ct ux. VS..
James X Walt ct al.
by virtue OF an interlo mtory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause. August
3, lSe6, n renewed November 10, 1871, / VIII
sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
in front of the CLERK and Masters office,
GreenlaW Block, Second street, in the city OF
Memphis. Tennessee. ON
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate.

4. l6.-F1rss Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county.-Kate Temple, vs. Kate Temple,
Lutte Temps, et al.
Id I virtue OF an intorlocutaTy decree Ton
ID sale, entered In the above cause March
z. ISL, and rene Fed November 9Th, ISL, 1
Will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In ron OF the clerk and masters
ONCE, Greenlaw Block, Second street, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
"Wednesday, December 9th, 1871,
within legal hours, the following described
property tO-WtE A certain lot Of three acres
OF gro1nd, situate and lying on Aosely ave-
nue., between the old and new Raleigh roads,
set forth by metes and ounds as follows, to-
wit: Beginning SINKS east OF elm marked
a." on west side OF avenue 30 feet wide, left
for benent of this property thence south
10 east, l57z teett 70 = stake in said avenues
thence north So west. So feet to q stake;
thence north II west, bIA feet, to a stake4
Inks west Of black oak, sOutnWes corner OF
lot No. 4 Of subdivision TOR Whitesides;
thence north Sc east, with south line OF said
lot No. 4, 81 feet, TO beginning; being same
conveyed by Miles NJ and Mary < Temps 70
Catharine e. Temple, by deed recorded In
book ., pages la, rs and l4S, on 18th OF Au-
gust, RS6.
Terms Of sale-One thousand dollars cash
to be paid; balance on a credit Of
one and two years; notes, with approved Sc
curlty, required; leln TO be retained I'LL the
purchase money u paid.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ID, n. scales, d. 7. sale, Attrys. nOb
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Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate.

Y virtue of an alias execution, TO me a.
10 rected from the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, l vii,
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It will be seen from this comparison that
the crop increased only 100000 sounds in the
ten years from 1850 TO 1850, and since then the
product has been about stationary; which,
considering the large increase of population,
amounts TO an actual decadence of the prOduc-
ton. Taking the present proportion at l5,0O0
tons, the yield of maple sugar Is equal to only
y per cent OF the whole sugar consumption
of the United States; its slow progress, there
fore, cannot be regarded as materially Affect
ing hes sugar trade Of the country.
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GO AND CONSULT
MADAM GRAFT,

The wonc erful Seer and C~lairvoyAut: she il
the seventh daughter of the seventh daugh.
ter she can be consulted at Room No. II. CEN
TRIAL hOIkL, Tor q few Gays only: she
gives advice on all business matters: tells
how to recover lost or stolen prop erty tells
OF lovers, Snd even tells the name Of the per-
son You are 70 marry. Fees, 81. All letters
answered promptly by tnclosinR stamp.
Hours pom ! am. 70 10 pm. noNf
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The mark not emily here, but everywhere,
is buoyanL. n Liverpool there was IN ad-
vance Of an EC; New York an &c; New Or
leans an sc, and Memphis an &c. The mar
ket here, though not SO active 3 yesterday,
the inquiry was equally as good, but factors
were up with the market, and held their cot
tons at full figures, confident that the advance
movement Is one that cannot be easily shaken
by tTicksters or any local cause. Sales to-day
to 200 bales on a basis of lS%c for
mtddling, our outside quotation. at each
leading market cotton closed "hrm" or
strong" at the advance of the morning.
Some Of our cotton brokers were inclined 70
doubt yesterdays transactions, simply because
a few Of our leading buyers were not in the
market. The bulk Of the cotton bought yes
terday was purchased on speculation. Among
the sales tO-daC were; 8 middling, IS14e; 40
strict good ordinary, l754c; 81 middling, ls34c;
LOO strict low middling, lsci III strict good or
binary, E1Eci 81 low middling, lSAc; . low
mlduling, ISc; 50 strict low middling, ISc; $50
good ordinary, I7Hc; 100 middllng, Iskc; u
strict low middling, lSAc; 100 strict low mid
ding, ls1sci middling, lS1zc; Il good mid
ding 9lzc; 100 ordinary, I7Lc; 10 middling,
lSHc; q peeler, l9Lc; 81 middlIng. lSHc; l40 low
middling, lSc; l2O strict low middling, BIC; Al
ordinary, lie; 25 strict good ordinary, r7Zc; 10
low middling, lsAc; SLOW middiing, lS54c; 55
good ordinary, E5zc; 81 Low middliBg, lSe; Is
strict good ordinary, I75sc; 4middling, lS1Sc; y
middling, 1870; 81 middling, IS1zc; 81 good or
binary, E%ci 2 peeler, 2lc.
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80 She extent OF i've millions be declared.
Fbe shove is a brief 0ummsry Of the al
Legations of the bill, and viii interest a
large number of our resderB. Under the
Injunction granted by the chancellor, the
treasurer OF the state of Tennessee and
the other State officers are enioIned from
disposing of hfty Thousand dollars In
United States bonds, and directed TO hold
the ssme subiecs to the orders of the court.
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InsOlyent NOtica.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
IL estate of Francis Beamtsh, deceased 4
am ordered to notify all parties interested
and l hereby give notice 20 ali persons hav
ing claims against said estate, 70 present IDt
same, properly authenticated. on or before
the 18th a OF May, E72, 70 the Clerk OF tht
County Court OF shelby county, or the raIne
viii be forever barred.
JOHN RkAMlSH, Admir-
Memphis. November Is. ts7I MORMON
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DrOWrCn,

~HE public are notified tha the Hack
Owners Association charge only Four
dollars for funerals from the city 70 ELM
~ Ason the lamps, wiz receive orders.
n 0EA, President.
III, CROWLEY. Secretary. nos
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Bargains /! Bargains !
TWILL SELL Low, FOR CASH, THE
Southern Hotel,

Just now nnished and In null blast, with new
furniture, n all complete, situated neaI
the railroad crossing.
l will also sell cheap, q good FAMILY
RESIDENCE, convenient to railroad cross.
ing, with nice yard, well improved and wen
set with fruit trees, good garden, stables,
cribs, etc.
on r. W. HENLEY,
Proprietor Of the Southern Hotel,
November u. ISL Humboldt, Tenn.
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Thursday. Alb day Of January 1872

The following described piece or parcel Of
land, lying in shelby county, stats OF Ten
lots Nos 4 and 5 and part OF lot NO. OF ooun-
Try lot No. G94. as shown oy L ". hueAer
map, and n as follows: az
the Memphis and Charleston Road or1cSe
on Madison street. M rum thence In 3
southeas1erly direction with the south side
OF Marshall avenue 50 feet to the lot OF Jas
Sidale; hence with his north line 70 the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad; thence
north with the east side OF said railroad 70
the beginning; levied on a. the properly OF
p. p. Frame to satisfy the aDoVe-nAmeo
debts, interest and costs
Sale between the hours OF O'Clock an
and 4 O'Clock p. m
MARCOS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff
7. B. E~dgington, Atty for 70 L1e
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NEW YORK, December 9, 10 a.m.-Cotton in
fair demand and prices advanced; ordinary,
l61zc; good ordinary, 1S5sc; low middling,
lsEc; middling, l9Ac; middling Alabama,
l91zc; middling Orleans, 2c; middling Texas,
20kc. Futures, December, 1870; January, 1910;
February, 1870; March, 1876; April, lsIe;
May, 2Oc.
800 ~p.m.-Cotton quiet ordinary, 1870; good
ordinary, l6Nc; low middling, 1870; middling,
leans, 20c; middling Texas, N14o. Sales to-
DAY for export S5 bales; Primers, lll9 bales;
speculation 8 bales; in transit, 800 bales. Flu
lures, 1900 bales; sales last evening, for ex-
port, So spinners, lSl; speculation, 50; transit,
loo. FIXTURES, 1860; December, l9Zc: January,
70 S-IBc; February, lS5-i6c; March, I9Lc; April,
leSsc; May, Ig5<c.
The following is the daily cotton report for
5 days al all Uniied States ports;
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Sale of Valuable Properly

HINDER and by virtue OF the authority
u vested In me by q certain Trust Deed ex-
May. Is7l, Of record In the Registers once Of
Shelby county, In Book No 81 page %, to
which reference Is here had, and made for
the purpose OF securing certain debts therein
ment1oned,I Will. on
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rTatave WAnea.

nONCORD, Catawba, Virginia Seeding and
~ California wines for sale az one dollar
per gallon. Also Rhine wines and Cham
paE1e in proportion, By T. s~AeFaEmaAn. No
BHowErds koWs no~
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ton Of debt. The result has more than vindi-
Gated our position, and leaYesno excuse what
ever for retaining any Of the most burdenSome
taxes now collected. Al least G5O00.00 OF tax
alton ought 10 be abolished during this winter.
including the remnant Of the income tax, and
the customs duties on notices. than athousand
articles
Tne amount OF gold IN the treasury Is now
81 %6655i 80 that the redemption OF the
n~gs-twenty bonds called In, ever ~ 80 much
az 80,000.o00 should bs presented for coin in-
Stead Of for conversion into the consolidated
loan, viii not Tor a moment embarraEs the
secretary. II il undemtood thatst least tls0.-
Ol,OW OF the S2D,O0oU 90 called IN nave been
taken bv the syncieateto be exchanged for
Eve per cents. so hat moi more than S2oyiO,-
0o at most can be presented for payment.
The New York Tribune after Boutwell,
Secretary Boutwell, is accused by the Tribune
Of gross misconduct. IL asserts that the i've
twenty bonds sent in by the banks Of this
country are retained In the hands Of the
treasury officers, accommodating interest, after
the consolidated i've per cents are issued, and
that the interests Is then 70 be paid over TO
" the syndicate, y which has never had any
hing 20 do with these bonds, and has no more
right 20 the interest than any other associa-
ton in the land. This, If the Tribun is cor
rect, is a device to evade the law limiting the
eXpens Of negotiating the new loan. Mr..
Boutwell,, II this be true, has been guilty Of
conniV1ng at such a scheme of public robbery
as is Only paraiieled by the carpet-bag thieves
Of the South. There are SO many rumors and
theories abroad concerning the syndicate and
It's receipts from the treasury, that a fuller and
more unreserved explanation OF them must be
given 70 the people at once than Is contained
in the ureasursrs report.
Bonds I'm New York.
NEW YoRK December 6, l0:G a-m.-Goyern-
ments dull, n a slight decline through the
list. Sterling is steady at l09A. Six per cent
paid for carrying gold.
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sequence On youthful indiscrerions.
81 This medicine has been usedLn our prae-
tee for many years, and with thousands
treated, it has not failedin a single instance.
So Each package of Vegetable Cure is
wrappedin ultramarine uepaper, printsdin
gold letters, and contains one bottle filed with
Sugar-coated Pills, and one vial Of Medicated
Powders, sufficient to make oae-haH pint Of
injection; and one Syringe.
E-PIice S., per package, sold bv Druggistas
1r sent by mail on receipt OF S5.50
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Administrator and Exseu10Fs'Sst-
tlemeata.

OFFICE Of COUNTY COURT CLERK.l
MEMPHIS, November -. B8L
TtHE following settlements having bean
Med in my once, viii be presented %
the Probate Uourt Of Shelby county for con-
nrmation At the December terms etA, os
Final settlement q Wm- Grant a. samln-
fstrator Of the estate OF george d. A1enlss oe-
sinai settiement Of Valerius Sanford - adj
mfnfsfrsfor OF the estate q. q. Townsend,
deceased,
acnfor or the will OF James Czrry, deceaseds
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
nj II CuILEN. DaputY. no0
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Oh. .. .. yohNsoN's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
VsaareaI or sserut nIaaasss.

Il NOW permanently established for the tres
ment OF patients, o male and female,
who sro a11icted with anV form ~
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SoANgA ~ ~ NACEAA
NEw ORLEASs, December 6, 1880 a-m.-Cot-
ton active and firm middling, Ice. Sales, 1000
bales. sight exchange, 3s9asc discount. Ster-
ling exchange, IEsglSAc.
2 ~p.m--COttOn strong; middling, l9c. Sales,
500 bales.
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December D, ll:i5 a.m.-CottOn
firm; middling uplands, 5000; middIing Or
leans, I0d. sales for the day 5000 bales.
4aO p.m@COttOn closed active and urmeT;
middlng uplands, sd; middling Orleans,
I05zd. Sales to-day 1900 bales, OF which 7O0
were for speculation and export.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.

NJ, Cures Collie and Gripping 1Los
wA1ssnvrb,, in the Bowels, and faeilf-
Ss.SSn tates the process Of Teeth a
ing.
H. Subdues CONVERSIONS and p~-os
wa11anS.A. Overcomes all diseases in q
"N~-sn cident to infants INT chill Csnt,
dren.
Cures Diarrhea, Dysen- Hios
ATG terry and sumner Com u
knUoo1aosi plant in children Of all ONT
cgTHP' ages.
1t is the Great Infants and Children'e
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
on by Teething or any o Ter cause.
Prepared by the g. AFION MEDICINE
CO., ST. Louis No.
sold BY druggists and dealers inmedicins
svarvuhzra faE6&E
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1876, N.R-First ChaneeryCourt OF Shelby
county.-B. W. Williamson, sdministsator
ofC.W. Cherry, deceased, vs. Sellie B.Cherry
ct al
ID virtue OF q decree fer sale entered in the
ID above stated cause on April q, 1855, n
renewed November Is, 1871, 1 will sell at pub
the clerk and masters ONCE, 6reenlRw block,
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
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IstAb11shed 1909.
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NONRESIDENT Notes,

o. llS-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, 1ennessee.-W olcott, smith
q Co. vs.. Eco. w. Baxter, Pierre q Al
styne and H. K Wing ct al
I appearing from The bill which Is sworn
- TO In this cause that the defendants, Geo.
". Baxter, and Pierre Van Alstyne, are Justly
to the complainant in the sum Of
Sl&4 u and interest, due by promissory notes,
n that Gee. W. Baxter, Pierre Van AlsCyne
n h. b Wing are non-Tes1dents Of the
STATE Of Tennessee, and that for these causes
an was sued out of this Court
against the property Of he defendant, Geo.
W. Baxter, and ths same YVES issued, and has
been returned by the Sherin, duly levied on
the property of said defendant, baxter:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
That they, said defendants, make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the Second Chaneery Court, in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day In January, 1874, and plead, answer OF
emu TO compartments bill, or the same viii
be taken Tor confessed as 70 them and set for
hearing exparte; and that a eOpy Of this or
der be published once q week., for tour sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
November y, ISL
A copy-Rttest:
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELoaER, Deputy q and n.
Pierce & DIX, Soils. Ter compl'ts. no2 tn
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Saturday, December %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wtt:
The one half Of the lot situated between
Mulberry nd st. Martin streets, in the city
phis IS lot No. 5, In blCck "a; The nalf to be
sold being the half fronting On st. Martin
fcontlng 50 feet on Sc. Martin street by q depth
Of s7H feet.
TERMs OF SALE@One-t third cash; balance
on q credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and
twenIy.four months from the dRy or sale;
notes with securities taken, and lien retained
till payment Of purchase money. This No
vember y, ISL.
NIL. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Geo. ". WInchastar- sol fnr cnmnllt Ins0Lda
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Ne0nHsuays ueCSinn6f Is, IbII,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, 1 front
OF the Shertn's ONCE on second street, Green
law building, the following resi- estate, viz:
A certain lot or parcel q ground, situated
on The northwest corner Of Commerce street
and Center Alley fronting upon said Com.
merce street, eighteen feeL, more or less; said
lot being by said Center alley on
south, and being the same lot conveyed 10
Patrick and Ann Malowney by John L. Aaf-
farans, by deed duly recorded In the ONCE
Of the Register OF Shelby county, IN record
book Nc. ~, page 8l, november ~. 1868. said
property Is levied on as belonging to John
AcAahon, and 70 satisfy this vendlttont or.
ponas in favor OF John Hines.
November q, 1871.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. sheriff.
By ID. I. Moor, ID. 3.
P.J. Mulyerhll, atty for plaintl1. nZ-Th
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h0NDAY. tha 4th daN af nEcENRER l07
POSIPONENENT,
~ The above renting and sale Is post
poned TO
Wednesday, DsCsmhsr s, 1871
nose E.R. CAMPBELL, Receiver.
Snariff's Sale Of Real Estats.

~ By virtue Of two writs OF Vendi1oni
exponas 20 me directed nom the second
Circuit Court OF Shelby county, In favor o.
e. Morrow VS.. Stephens a Day and r. I.
Frame for $500, with interest and costss anu
the Diner fog S3si So, with interest and costs.
/ viii sell to the highest bidder, for csln, In
front Of the Sherid's ofiee, on second street,
near Union street, in the city OF Aempnls,on