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ooTroN M
TRADE

In the general markets ruled quiet with
= good number Of country merchants
coming In to make purchases. Memph1s
merchsnts are Offering large inducements
to the country trade and are selling
ROOds to cash, or good customers cleapeI
fhan thew can be laid here. This Is ow-
ing to our merchants having taken ad-
vantage Of the dull times and eheapness
Of freights to buy large HtockH. me
crops are maturing rapidly, and IN cOnse-
ouenee q good feeling prevails In mercan-
fle circles IS business is opening out
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NEW YORK, August 2, 2:l5 p.m.-Gov-
men srs duh but stesdy az 1857.
Gold is lOsning st 4 of l Per cent. There
is no change Of Importance in money.
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Attachment aOtics.

In the Second Circufb court Of Shelby County,
Tcnn.-B. s. Taylor 4 Co. VS.. J. 7. Oates, l80D
Ap. Doc.
IN this cause an attachment haVing been
L sued out under section $3.50 of The Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the properly
of defendant, and ah1davit having been made
that the is indebted to plainttHa Ia
the sum Of $500 by aceoun and that the de-
endan Ia a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessee;
1t Is therefore ordered. That he make his
personal appearance herein, befOl e the judge
ofths Second Circuit Court OfShelby county,
at the COurt-house. IN the city OF Memphis,
on the third Monday il september next. and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro-
ceede With exparte, and that a copy ofthls
order be published once a Week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE this 7th day Of August, I5Ils
p. Z. BOYLE, Clerk.
ByR. +. BosWK Deputy Clerk.
Myers & Wyatt. Att'ys for Plaintiffs. auge
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salnrday. ths d Of sspiembar. Ia,

The following deserfbsd tract OF land. slfu.
ate lying and being IN Upton county. state
Of Tennessee, Civil District No. DO, bsiuE
the same Jam upou which defendant. sam-
cit Tzgl1r formerly resided, and upon
which E. Iayicr nov resides, eOntziuing
aDou four hundred acres more or less. ana
bounded By Inc lands Of James = Mccau eh
tle vest ~ b lands OF robert field and
4. talrfax on tbs north; BY the lands OF
EreQ Mac1d on the east, and bY the lands Or
George T-Tayl0f n sallie Taylor On thB
souto- said land VIII be surveys and sub-
diVlded into two Of more tracts, and sold fu
purchasers may desire. A map OF plan 20
said survey AID su5dtVision-Wul be eNniD-
tied on day OF saia.
Estns-SZ andfEslTsm0nth8 credit, motel
with approved security required anu Elisn
EsIained upon the land % secage payment uE
tas purchase money Equity OF retemp11u
barred. eaie within legal hours
JOHN H. FREEMAN, GsrE.
Archibald Wright ana Isaac *. steele.
SOLcltor5- WsdauEE
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Aftachmnnf NnfIea.

No. si6, A. Din the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee Geo. A. Lewis,
Chas. b. Cooper and Edmund d.. Lewis VS..
VIM. G. Ford.
TN this cause q writ Issued on the 18th day
L of April, 1871, to the sheriff OF shelly
county, Tenn, returDable to the third Mon
day in May, 1871, commanding him to sun
mon defendant TO answer pla.ntifB IN an sc-
ton TO their damage s1s.OOO, and said sum
mons was duly returned Into this Court not
to be found" and at the May Term 1871. of
this Court. on motion OF plainti1s, judicial
attachment was awarded, and Issued May p,
1871, to the Sheriff, commanding him to at
tach q sufAefancy OF the defendsDts estate to
satisfy sai0 e26.oO0 damages, and the same
having been duly returned into his Court,
levied upon real estate, the property Of de-
It IL therefore ordered, That said defend
ami. William q. Ford, make his personal
appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit COur 81 SHELBY
county, at the Courthouse In the city OF
Memphis, on the third Monday in septem-
Der next and defend said attaehmenl suit
within the time prescribed by law. or the
same will be proceeded with exPartes and
that a. cupy OF this order be published once
week for Jour consecutive eeks1 me Menu
lone a once, this "a ofJulE 1SzL
nv h. r. CcLEMAN, DepHtE CLERK.
Vance Anderson AttoTRsys for plaintiffs.
jyT thu
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

sF- By virtue Of an execu' ion from the
First Circuit Court OF Shelby county in favor
of ID. Weaver Trustee, VS.. ]. j. WOrsham, for
1855 10, with costs and interest, l will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, in front Of the
Shersh's office, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of September, 1871,
The folio wing described tract or parcel of
land, lying and being in Shelby county, state
OF Tennessee. north of and adjacent to the
city Of Memphis, on the Mississippi river,
being part of the Subdivision of the lands
belonging TO the Hopede,d Land Company,
M Wtcks, A. M. Clayton and others, sur
veyed by VIM. Crane. Engineer, to-wtt: The
east half OF lot No. 8, bounded thus: Begin
ming at a stake on the rank of loosa Hatchie
river, standing some ~ feet south from a
honey locust marked A; thence south s9S 10,
west 8S4 feet to stake; thence north 32o ~
west 622 feet to q stake; thence north 80 10
east ga 7l-l0O feet 20 the bank OF LoosR
Hatchie river; theme south with the mean
deri -gs of said river $50 feet to the beginning,
containing 10 S3-I00 acres, more or less, levied
on as the property OF the defendant, j.. j.
Worsham, to satisfy said execution.
Sale between the hours OF 10 o'clock am
and 4 o'clock pm.
MARCUS ]. WEIGHT, Sheriff.
by W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Koitrecht, Cart q Scales, Attys for ppft;
Anuuat IA 1871 aul6
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The Columbia Female Institute.
MAURY COUNTY, TENN,
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
Marion County, KY.
FOUNDED IN 1920

THIS College, situated on the Lebanon
Branch Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, has been placed by the Ri. Rev. W.
McClOskey, DID, Bishop of Louisville, under
the care of eccleslastics of the Congrega-
ton of the Resurrection OF cur Lord" and is
now being rented preparatory TO Its reopen
ing for the education Of Young men on MON
DAY, September Attn. The sAlubrity of Its
situation, its easy access by railroad. its total
seclnsiOn from all that is calculated TO divert
the mind Of youth from study, and Its thor
Ough equipment adapting it to the require
ments OF the physical, mental and moral
culture OF its Inmates, afford advantages to
parents and guardians unsurpassed by any
college in the couptry In addition to The
R~EMODELING AND RENOVATION
row IN progress. Il Is presided over by a reli-
gious order OF learned eccleslastics. who are
BOUND ny MOST Nh vows
% devote their lives and best energies TO the
material and moral welfare OF their pupils,
and whose number embraces a corps of ef1-
Gent Professors. The plan of studies en-
braces q thorough COmmercial" Course,
and Classical Course OF Ancient n Modern
Languages, with the various auxiliary stu
dies as pursued in the best European and
American Universities. While the s~trictest
supervision is exercised over the morals of
pupils, the religious opinions OF none viii be
interfered with.
PERMs-FOr ordinary Collegiate Session
hM MnnmInA
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Friday, August rs, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property. tO-wit:
A certain lot or tract OF land lying and be-
ing in the city of Memphis, county OF Shelby
and State of Tennessee: Beginning at the
northeast corner OF SohIackers lot on Rupert
street and running thence north q feet;
thence east one hundred and dfty feet;
thence south forty two l42j feet; thence west
one hundred and fifty ll50i feet to the place
of beginning; together with all the improve
ments thereon, and the easement or interest
of defendants In a certain spring east OF said
lot.
Terms OF SALE.-On a credit Of seven IN
months; purchaser to execute note, with APP
proves security lien retained as further Sc
curity. Equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
T. b EdgingtOn. Attorney. tysB
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate to-W1t: A certain tract or parcel
Of land, lying In Shelby county, Tennessee,
part or the BreedlOve tract, lying north Of the
Hatehie river, n bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at q black gum, the southeast corner
of lot or block D, on a plat or subdivision OF
said tract, and a part OF the MeCui1ock OO
acre tract, made by n. A. Kerr, in August,
1913, and on file in the Registers Office OF
said county and at the letter marked &c, y
thence westwardiy t~Wenty-ntne feet (29)
chains and (70) links thence nOrthwardly
about ninety 1907 chains; thence ~eastWardly
forty-dys t45) chains ten 40 links; thence
nOi 6h " ardly about thirty 1907 chains seventy
eight G8l links, to the southeast corner Of
block 1; thence westwardly fifteen Q5l chains
and forty links to the letter . the north
west corner of block one; thence south
wardly about sixty-three i6Sl chains TO the
beginning, and containing, by estimation 80
acres, more or less, and being block I'D" and
part of bloch" ~, " Of said subdivision, except
ing the 80 acres sold to l.. 8. Burr, the 30
acres sold to Isaac Morrison and the 30 acres
sold to w. II. Andrews.
Terms OF le-Ca
This August /, I'll
M. d L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
I. B. EdgIngton, Sol. wed aug2
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Thursday. Ssptamhsr q. la7L-

proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, between II o'clock m. and 1 o'clock D.
m, AZ the foot OF the stairs leading 70 the
Chancery Curt rooms, in the city or Mem
phts. county Aforesaid, situated lying and
being IN the city aIOrsatd, and bounded az
follows, tO-Wit:
Beginnt3g az the northwest Of Block
and southeast intersection Of Fifth and Kerr
streets; thence eRsBwardly with the south
line OF Kerr street one h1mdrsd and forty
eight feet and six inches % an alley; thence
sOuthWardiy with the west line Of said al
ley ore hundred anu fOrtY-eight feet and
SIX inches 10 an alley hence westwardly
with the north line OF the alley last named
one hundred and fOrty-eighE feet six inches
70 Ftnh street; thence n-Orthwsrdly with
Thee east line Of Fifth street one hundred and
forty-eight feet and SIX inches to Tie beginn-
ing.
I believe the title TO said property to be
good but VIII sell and convey enly az
trnstee-
tuauI5 A. y. FERGUSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO AOK-REsIDsgTS.
%NnN-RESInENT NOTICE..

No. 351-Intbs First Chancery COurt ofshelby
Ounty Tenneasee.-LOutsa NJ Murn W.
HOrattO y. Murff.
IT appearing from affidavit IN his cause
i that the place OF residence OF defendant Is
unknown ana cannot be ascertaiued upon
diIigeBt inquiry.
tits therefore ordered, that he make his APP
paarancs herein. at tn courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, within the first three
days OF the next term of said Court, to COM
msncs on d nrs1 Monday IL October,
1871, and plead, answer or dsDlur %
compliments bin, or the sans viii be
taken for confessed az to him, and
set for hearing exVaFts; and hat q cop Ol
this order be published once a week, for fouI
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY e. 3. MCKINNEY, Deputy c. and n.
z WoadWard Sol for EomDIt aUul
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-~NnN-REeInENT NnrIEE

No. 81. h DIN the SocoGd Chlnoery Court
OF shelby County, T~enn.-Robert Hutchtn-
son VI. John r. TreadWell. Wm. P. Grass
ct al
TT appearing from the bill which iaswOrn to
i In this cause that the defendant, John n
TreadWeu is Justly indebted % the complain
ant IN the sum Of $50 due BY aceounts and
that said John r. and WIN r
Grace are non ssidents Of the state OF Ten
nesaee. and that for these causes AZ aslacn-
.ment Vras sued out Of this Court agA1nsL tas
oroperty OF defendant, o 4.
ana ths same vas issued. and 1ns osen re-
6nrnad BY the sheriff, duly Levied On the
nronertV of DESCENDANT, IreadWeus
nis therefore Ordered7 ~ me SierA an0
Master. That they make thisr Appearance
bareinl At ne Courthouse Of me second
f1hancery Court, IN the city CT Memphis,
Tenne1see. on or before TIE drSf Mon
dsV 80 October, I8Q, and plead, an
aver or dsmur 70 eomplainants' biz, OF
me same viii De taken Tor confessed IS 70
and set for hearing exparta, aEd that 9
coDy 81 this order be published once 2 week
FOR Jour successive WsakA IN the hamphsAE
PAL. This AERnEt Is, 1871.
A ~cOpY-atta1ts
Nd. l. STEWART Clerk - Master
ByC BELoHEA Deputy q and
HuSchinson q ToH8onds @1iA g com
alinanas. t
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COTTON TATEAENT,
nn.nnrn On noMMRRcr
IN EEw YORK.

NEW YORK, August y, 10 a.m.-Cot
ton market opened quiet; sales 475 bales
receipts. I277; receipts here. l450. Ordina-
~. I5e; Good Ordinary, 1880; Low Mid
ding, I7ssc; Middling, lsze; Good Mid
1875 s.m.-Cotton is firm. Futures
September, IKE; october, l7sei Novem
IL motion is firm. Sales, 700 bales
Uplsnds-Ordinsry, l5c; Good Ordinary
I6zc; Low Middling, l75sei MiddHng
IsZc; Middling Alsbsma. lb56e; DO VI
leans, HsHc; do Texas, 1sIe. CONTRACTS
unchanged.
I2:I5 p.m.-Cotton market is firm
Sales - futures, 1000 bales; August
IL u.I6c; October, II IS-l6c.
1pm-COttOn market IL quiet. sales
on the spot, 100 bales; futures. 1000
2p.m.-CottOn market very quiet and
quotations unchanged. Substitutes
$500 bales; September, II 1880.
$40 m.-COtton is in fair demand and
higher, on account OF u~nfsForable CROP
adVices. Uplsnds-Ordinsry 1919; Good
Ordinary, l6He; Low Middling, I7Zo;
Middling, ls%c; Middling Alabama, 19ci
do Orleans l9zc; do Texas, lshe.
pm.-The cotton msrkes Is strong.
sales for export, us bales; 70 spinners,
40. for speculation, 49, in transit, none
Contracts, 10000; August, l74e; Septem'
Der. Isc; October, I75Se; November, 17Nc.
December, 175sc.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, August 2, / p.m.SCottoI
IA steady and unchanged. Sales, 100
bales; export and speculation ~ bales
Shipments from Bombay since last rePof
TO date, 1000 bales.
1880 pm.-Cott6n is dull; Middhng Up
lsnds, 5 I'd; Orleans, 9Ld. Sales 1906
bales, 900 Of which we're for speculation
and export.
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Wednesday, 2sd Day Of August, 1871,

I n front OF the door OF the CouTt-houss CT
the First Chancery Court Of Shelby coanty.
GrsenlaW Block, second street, In the city q
Memphis, the following real estate Lying
and being In the city OF Mem PMS. Shelby
county, Tennesses, and beginning at a point
on Browns aveuua 2b8k feet east from rs IN
terectIon with DsSoto strest, and having 3
front OF 50 feet on Browns aVenue, and ran
Ming back between parallel lines 80 feet, th8
particular metes and bound OF when cazI
be seen b. Tssersncs 10 deed 70 Mary Csrsv
for the same. recorded IN the Registers oEiCf
OF SHELBY co MY, Tennessee, IN Book No. s.,
page ~.
Terms OF @~ALE--seVGn months credlts
note With APT rOVed. security required and =
lien rstsine1 the lind for payment OF
the p rchase money. Equity o. redemptlOl
barred Sale within laWful hours. July =,
lSII- JOHN H FREEMAN, Clerk.
Lima q RnaEnn AnLL.L.n. IN
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BONDS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 2, 1925 s.m.-Gov-
mt securities are q fraction better,
and in medium demand. Sterling is
steady at 1881. Gold is losning st 3 OF
l mar cent.
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Rev. Father Ed. GLowALsKI, @. r.. President,
Kew. Father DAVID TEHNEssY, 9 R, Director.
Rev. Father JOHN WOLOWsEI, y. r.
Brother - DZUKOWIEz, Z. Il.
Brother HARL LAUZ,C q. X.
Brother JOHN NAeLE, R.
Prof NJ. A. FRAWLEY.
REV. ED. GLOWALSRI, G h. PRIEST,
or PROFESSOR FRAWLEY,
a. Also, J. G. Webb q Co, 1855 Main ST. Q.
A. Rogers, lib Jefferson ST., and n. Plaggen-
berg, Green St, bet. Jackson u Hancock,
LonfRViIIe. Ky. anE
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\ IN LONDON.

2p.m.-Up to the present hour teert
have been applications for $50. OOO, COD Of
the new loan.
5p.m-The introduction Of the new
losn Is q success. The subscriptions eX-
coed the amount offered. The books vii
be closed tomorrow.
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Thursday, August 81, 1871,

real estate, Lo-Wft.
Situate. lying and being ia the city Of Mem
phis, county OF shelby and State Of Tsnnes-
see, and is known as LotNo lIl one, Block 81
twenty. six, aslaid down on the original plan
and map Of the toWp or Fort Pickering, and
being a. the corner OF Sixth and
GsOrgis streets, having a front of dhy rs
feet on sixth street, and running back on
Georgia street, within parallel lines, fI371zl
one hundred and thirty-seYen and-a-haIl
feet to an alley.
TERMS OF sALE-On a credit OF seven
months: puschsser executing note, with aD
proved security; lien retained to secure pur.
chase money Equity OF redemption barred.
This July 9, ISL.
n. d L eTEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes q P0stOn. SOia. for cumplaanant. f3i
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COTTON

was quiet, with very little animation eX-
hibitsd 10 the market. The demand Wss
confined to spectators who we're buying
up small lots or the odds and erds OF the
market Of low grades, which seemed
more In favor than Middling. Sales Tor
TIE day foot up to $50 bales, at the follow
log pricsz: Clean Stained, 10gl2c; Ondi-
nary, lSxc; Good Ordinary, l6c; Low
Middlng, nc. Several small lots Of Mid
ding changed hands at 17c. The msrke!
closed firm, with holders asking prices
above buyers views.
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BEGIN on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER eth, 1871
~ Send for Catalogue. cQntaining al the
rules, regulations, and nlfHtcrmaticn, to
COL. n n. r. ALLEN, 8Rpt.
i've cod d&W Farmdales Franklin Co. KY.
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flRAMcE AND TRADE.
OFFIoH or THH DAILY AFFEAL, l
MEMPHIS, August q, 157l. !
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
Money matters continue quiet and
steady. The banks are reporting money
comparatively easy. with a ~snf10leney OF
currency on hand to NEST the demands
of trade. The discount market rules
quiet, snd bankers sre still combining
fnsir accommodations 20 regular custom-
ers, or those who keep their accounts
well up. The rates for short date paper
rule ct 10 to u per cent. per snnum-
Street loans rule at 2 TO 5 per cent. per
month. Exchange Is scarce q IN oe-
mand between bankers; the rates are
81 80 per $1,000; counter rates continue
selling at 70 premium.
OiR-Gold Is steady, with little oher-
Ing; brokers are buying q 11lZ and sell
inc over the counter at 1924. Silver,
LARGE pieces, ara in demand at LOG.
TocaI Securities REMAIN arm. with
small transactions in scrips. County war
rants are quiet, buying by brokers at Soc,
and selling at S7c to $50. Tennessee
money old issue. is buying 81 eSc, n
selling at sec 20 90c. City pest due oou-
pJns, or floating indebtedness, ID buying
by brokers AZ soc, and Sic TO SIC Is asked.
City bonds, old issue, currency b0aring,is
in fair demand, with few offerings hold
ers are askinR 60e. Gold bearing continue
In good demand, with few in the MARKET
dealers offering e. CSC 20 6oe.
Arkansas ieVee bonds remain hrm, with
q fair speculative demand; a spe-
cisl fund has been set apart for
the funding of these bonds; $780,
600 acres OF land are also pledged 70 Sc
cure the payment of the above IS they
mature; hOldeps are sskiDg S89SSH, with
few offering. We learned Of one
transaction of $4,000 for -NOvsm-
Der delivered on private terms. Arkansas
State bonds, fves, new, buy
ing at 64&66; slXes, bSs9SI; seVensi
52G54; eights 74977. Mississippi war
rants are quoted at 7o97b. memphis
and Charleston railroad stock ts steady.
buying at S5@S6 and selling at S7@Szi
LIST mortgage bonds, S59S5; ID do H9S0.
Mississippi Central railroad shares are
IS4I9; for lst mortgage bonds dealers
report S49S5 as the buying aud selling
rates; ID do 1910. Mississippi and Ten
nessse railroad shares are 1922 lst
mortgage bonds S4kGS6; I'd do 74S75i
consolidated s per cents, T7978. Memphis
and Little Rock railroad shares are nomi-
nslly I612O; do LIST mortgages, 1916.
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds
are quoted st e6xGSS buying n selling;
do e1-csrts, 6lGs2; do s. int, 81; do I'd,
6T06s. Selma and Meridian LIST mort
cages are 66G67. Memphis and Ohio
shares are l9GIe1; LIST mortgages at ESQ
50. ID do 64065. Alabama 5s are NOM
inally 6Ss7O do SIS, IOl4l0S. Missouri 6s
are ouoted At 94E95. Nashville g, 5e9e0.
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet,
Merchants Insurance stock, 5000
Planters. 42G4S. Peoples, S4Geb. Mis-
sissippi Valley, SOG3I. fernando, 1906.
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NEW YORK, August p, 1:SOp.m.-There
is no decided change IN the market. IL
remains active and steady.
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Look TO YOUR .
rNE sREar snnTnINa REnEnY.

Me-, Cures Collie and Gripping NJ
Wbisoossb,. in the Bowels, and facilI- ~
SsS.er tates the process of Teeth o..
ing. ~
Subdues ConYulHions and -
wh.9aoa,b overcomes all diseases in 1a
sssSm cident to infants and %
N Children. Se'~
M. Cures Diarrhea, Dysen- ~
wh41aos.N terry and Summer COM 80
S,r..m plant In children Of el ID.
ages. SS
II Is the Great Infants and Chfidren's
Soothing Kennedy in all disorders brought on
BY TeethinR or any other aus
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE
CO., Il. Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists and dealers In madeline
svaT "vnnrS. tan dAw
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CHANcERY SALE

REAL ESTATD
No. Z48, N. Rim the First Chancery Court
of Shelby cOunty.-E Baecke q Co. vs..
George WRechfer ct al.
DX virtue Ct an m~teTlOcutcTy decres for
- sale entered IN the above cause, May 4.
1871, 1 viii sell, at public auction, to the nigh
esl bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Mas
beT's office, GreenlaW Block, Second street, in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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N suPsEaE COURT At JACKSON.

no. Ia, "a. Q. D.-Gsrman National Rznk OF
Memphis ~ Eliza E Porter st al
u Frtue OF g decree pronounced In this
y cause on the Hh OF me I37L- blythe 81
preme Court 1 VIII sell, 70 the hlshsst bid
der. on
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between the hours of 10 am and A pm, on
the corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the eiGy OF Memphis. sell at pub
lie sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following deserined property situated IN
Shelby county, Tennessee. and described as
follows. to-Wtt: lots number II, Is, h, y. y,
Y, 23 and q, In block 81. as laid down upon
the map Of Fort Pickering extended, being
80 feet on the north side Of Van Ruren street,
by I2lk feet OF the east side Of Third street,
together with al the RppurteuanCes thereto
belonging. Said deed CT Trust was executed
TO secure the payment of certain prOmissery
nOtes due Meuken Bros Redemption
waived, title believed 10 be good, butt via
sell and convey OnIy as Trustee.
anIhfrI b. DUDLEY YSER Trnsffn.