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PASSAGE RATES, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
To Glasgow, Liverpool and LendonderryZFirst
Cabin, SOS and SIS, according to location; Ca6ln
Return Tickets. $780, securing best accommoda-
Parties sending for their friends IN the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced rates.
For rurther particulars, apply to HENDERSON
DOUGLAS NESBIT,
No. 8 Accommodation Wharf,
Charleston, 8. O.
~ Responsible. Agents wanted In town and
country. jun2o-D&w3mos
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ROOM FOR THE SEX.

Mr.. Morrissey fluids it no longer necessary
Rprovide hls guests with free lunches to en-
%te them to his palace of temptation. The
feverlsh spirit of gaming has been aroused,
and mo other bait than the opportunity to
stake the contents OF their purses upon the
quick shoot and fau of the little ball, need be
'exapded, Even the dear ladies-ladles OF
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SIGHTSsAT SARATOGA.
TIE AMERICAN EaNIEKs KAIR.
The Sensation of the season-!Morrisssy's
Gaming House-Its Magnificent Ap-
pointments-The Ladies' Longing for
the Promised Land-Rou1ette and
RoueS.
Icorrespondence Of the Boston Post.l

SARATOGA, July Z, 1871.
It must be that the brown-stone fronts OF
Fifth Avenue are fast presenting the blank ap-
pearance which closed shutters and deserted
door-bells give; for the gay crowd OF Vanity
Fair is fast accumulating under the welcome
shades and in the maison de lure of Sarato-
ga. They are, at least, rushing in here with
every train, and the face Of Mr. Leland,
of the Grand Union, seems actually to grow
broader, redder and jolier as he sees the tide
of human butterflies. swelling and careering
hitherward, and as the "leaders Of fashion"
appear on the scene, with their endless train
OF sycophants and satellites But am not
,Foing to give you rechaub6 of the scribbllngs
Of the slouch-hatted correspondents whom L
see prowlng about the springs every morn.
dof og, ,winot iii not the town-beleagnred reader have
his surfeit of these, and Is not this oil written
I'm and consigned. to the files of all the papers
published since Saratoga ceased to be mem
orable battle-ground and became the Baden
Baden of our glorious country
THE TON.
The suffering ton comes painting hitherward
every summer, and as the exhausted beau or
anxious dowager shakes off city dust, their
, first eager question is,
= SWhaeat Is the sensation this summer ~
Saratoga must have an answer ready, or Its
birds in the bush will fly away. to other scenes,
and grass will grow in Its now gay avenues.
Were there not something new for these jaded
souls, these exhausted palates, Mrs. Hamilton
Clinton Livingston, (old aristocracy,) and Mrs.
Worthlngton Dlggs, (shoddy,) Mr.. Adolphus
De Heyster, (Fifi6 avenue swell1 and Count
Won Soiderhurgdu gdunderburg, (toreign lion
and bear, or bore,) would HE to more con-
genial heath. Well, the sensation of our good
year l87kis naughty enough and spicy enough
to hold all these good souls to their allegiance.
Saratoga has reached her proudest emi1ence:'
She is at last, indisputably, the Queen City OF
Gaming. What Baden. Baden and Homborg
are to the roue Of Europe, and the happy trans:
figured American tourist, Saratoga will be- to
the hepoes and heroines Of the winter. season
In tswl, the thirsty after something new, the
more wicked the better. 1t Is perfectly dell
cious MOTTO have to 60 to Europe to stand in
silded saloons and watch the quickening play,
the rapid shufling OF the fatal cards, the sharp
rattle Of the momentous ball, and the rising
tide Of passion or the gloomy ebblDg OF despe-
rate hope.
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New YoRK, Thursday Night, July 1S.
All has been quiet to-day. The laborers are
at work, and all disquletlng rumors prove un.
founded. Heartrendng scenes occurred to-
day at the dead-house. Seven thousand per-
sons passed through to view the dead for the
purpose OF Identification and curiosity. Occa.
slonally a woman would throw herself on a
coffin containing the remains of kinsman.
All the workmen who left the .Bouleyards and
parks yesterday, contrary to positive orders,
have been discharged, and Germans and Ital-
ans employed instead. At the time OF the call
this morning but few laborers were missing.
Two regiments remain on duty. The police
have resumed their regu lar line of duty, but
can concentrate at short notice. All parties
arrested with arms on their persons have been
committed for examination; the rest have
been discharged.
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.NCHoR LINE sTEAAERs S
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATUR-
DAY TO AND FROM NEW YORK :.
AND GLASGOW. -
CALLING AT LONDONDERRY TO LAND MAILS AND
PASSENGERS.

The Steamers OF this favorise Line IIFS4et
are built expressly for the Atlantic Pas. S@l102.
eenger Trade, and fitted up In every respect with
all the modern improvements calculated to insure
the safety, comfort and convenience OF Passen'
d
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R0YsTERTREZEYaNT Z cn.
Valuabls cOtts0 Plantation.


OFFE8 for sale. near Mound City, N Crit
Il tendeu county, ArEansssr a tract or land
c-1nLaining nearly lA50 acres Of ricn, alluv1a.
land, rom 400 20 SEQ acres in cultivation and
above any overflow, besides over 20 acres OF
dssdonlng- This valuable tract furnishes 100
acres or more o. ulIsOls land, all Of which
/ could be put in cultivation Al q moderate out
lay Of capitai. masking over q thousand acre
arm, OF u~neQualed value in this vicinity.
This plantation Il distant ABOUT eight miles
from Mempht5-half b. water TO Mound City,
the balancsb by ridge rOad-snd is known Is
the "DOnegan, or Island place, and with the
exception or two hundred yards Offenctng, Is
surrounded by Marion and BEAVER Dam
lakes. which snOrd entlEs protection 70 the
farm rom sbock OF every kind.
There are no sand blows on tins farm 1h9
entire cleared land selng on the richest black
alluvium, producing IS much cotton Or corn
to the acre as lsno in this latitude.
These Lanes yielded last year rum one to
one and 8 quarter Uaies 70 the acre.
In 40 ftion to TINS farm as a cotton planta.
llOn, there are nov upon T. Del Fesn ~ and
80 mead OF Ouuocks, taslenlng upon the IN
cleared portion Of the place, and the corn
now groEtng Upon L. The purchaser can
win Wasons ana plantation utena1ls, al val
uattOn-
fset that the plantation requires more Of MS
time than be can spare to Us Successful man
ae aeems any extended description Of the
properly unnecessary, As the value OF the
pIantaLion Is too well Known 10 require IL
Parties desiring TO N or 70 purCnas9
The plantation ian apply TO 4essrs. Hoystsr
il DONEGAE.
II not sold before the nrst Monday in De-
eemoer next, privately l. VIII Dc sold on
that day 81 pubno sale. sIthe seal EsLate Ex-
change Of koyster, rrdSegsnt q Co NO 40.
Hatn street II II O'clOck, where maps OF the
Land can be seen and terms made AooEn sc
ccsQ IL D.
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PETTTIOM FOR INTERPRETATIONS

No. 67, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
c fshelby county, tennessee
Charles Kney, JACOB Croiz, George 1onsa,
Henry Seessel. Lewis Kney, Peter Gegers
william Gstes, Henry Windler, Franz Hu-
bert, Leopold Schiltng, Isaac FuItz, samuel
Fultz. Michael Doltznsimer, George Elphtng-
stone, Joseph Mtndier, Nlcnolas Kerr, Iacoo
BcbtlliDg, Anthony wOrner.
A IL persons sre hereby notified to appear
"A before the second CDancery Court OF Shell
bV county. Ter aessee, on or before tbs FIRST
.Nonday IN anuar5, 1874. and Show cause II
a ny they have or kn0w Of why letters OF In
co.-poraEion should not issue % the petition
e. herein. 5y the name Of THE HUTCHER5'
mNkON HIDE AND As OC1A-
TON. with the powers and privileges Of g
corporate 0 70 vii; " succession 70 co1-
real and personal estate tor the legitimate
nnrpOsss ofbne Associations; to sue and be
sued In tkGir eorporste name aud 70 collect
de6ts: TO nave q ca pftal stock nxed, the min
fmum at Si00 and The maximum At Sl004Q,
WITH authority to organize and exercise their
privileges - . chartered institution on the
minimum sum OF tlO0, with liberty 70 In
crease 4 tc the mailman in the discretion
OF a majority CT the stockholders; 10 NJ the
shares at IS each; 20 have power 70 buy ana
ssIi All kinds Of fresh meat, either alive or
prepared tor Market, and also to buy and sell
hides, tznoW, Ola, etc, and to manufacture
them into such articles OF use as tnsy ma
auIAorized 70 bny In the city and country
sptsn real estate g. may be necessary Tor the
leShttm4te purposes Of the eorpos@loo, 70
meats prepared for the market In an way
~ ma nIaetnre or In any way prepare ior
maTEet bioSS, taloW and onal, and sell the
same; and TO greet suen oanalnss a. maS oe
n-eeasarv for the pnTpOses Aforesaid, on
gronnd ID the city and onntry either held
a. tnem Absolutely in fee or D. law.
II is ordered % the Clstk ano Master tnat S
eopv o. THIS order be published IN the Mem
" appeal Tor thirty days.
This, SOvembsr II, l57ls
Acopy, attssts q. L. L STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCHxR, Deputy Jlerk n Master.
Kumes a POston. Solicitors Tor Petitioners
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TRADE.

Tue general trade of the city for the week
ending o-d has been very satisfactory to
dealers. The dry goods market, though moi
80 active a. iasL month, coTrespono1ngIy, has
Deen AIR. the oemsnd from the intel tor has
BEEN lighter, in consequence of The fall trade
closing, and In anticipating the winter
trade,W which dealers date from to-day; the
later looking forward 10 q lively ouA1ness,
until after ChrlstmRs. The same applies 70
the boOl and shoe trade. Prices have nuctua-
ted but little durtng the past montn. Our
daily market reports by telegraph give tbs
state OF the markets al other polntH- The
grocery trace has been STEADY the last week,
nth 10 change Of importance. except in
nour, which has raj 1se per barrel on
lower sraCes. ghe demand from the interior
mas been only moderate, however. The
weather has not been so favorable Is prsvi-
ous weeks The river has improved, anu
1reignts ale lower. There are some who are
In lAsor OF navigation being suspended Al an
ing somewhat in favor OF = freeze up. Above
IS. Lluls navigation has practically been
suspended tor hsArly week past, sno should
river, our pro- uos and grain markets must
necessarily suGer. Looking IL u in TINS
Alght, IL wo1la not be q mis-step If better
receipts and ten days Would
Lesve The market bare.
We md no essential change in the MRAT
market, except q nttis better feeling and
lighter receipts, Dealers are hIm in clear
sides at ehs9s4c and in open market for cash
a. SC. b supply OF clear rib il light, msrkst
nearly bare. and selling At the same ngures A.
clear SIDES. 1he demand u faIr, but the gene
raj condition Of tbs market sce cely tustines
large receipts A. his tine. Shoulders are In
ltzht receipt, with sales ~ Ef97Zc; plain
susar-curSd hams l49ishes ssnNasea, Azo
"a FLoUR, beyond . hmall business order
nom tbs Interior and . Light local demand, no
particular movement l. obearVable IN Lhe
market. IL Il nrm At the lats advance OF 10
per barrel in upper markets, which advznce
our dealers have realized for the past weak.
Receipts hRvs esen n-beral-<tockE generally
are large.
We have no change 10 notice In JzUIzs
Green apples, fox choice, are IN fkir request
With light receipts; common 70 good that avs
weeks, hayS besA fairly worked 0e, ana thtl
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R~On-RssIdsBt Notice.

No. lS-In the Second Chsneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn ssee-WolcOtt. smith
a 60. VS.. Geo w. BAKER, Pierre Van AL
styne anC d. K. WING Of al.
1t appearing from the bill which Is sworn
L TO In this ca Ice that the Uef4ndante Geo.
y. baxfsr, and PIER Van Alstyne. sretustly
tadebtsd 10 tns complainant IN the sum Of
SPA u and tutere /, due by promtSsoy nosess
and mat &c ". Baxter, Pierre Van AlstyBe
and L. K. wing are non-1esldepts Of the
5 ate of Tennessee. aud thai Sese causes
an attachment was suedsZfv u this Court
against the prUpertXS1e n~efsndent, 6eJ.
W. Baxtsr, and ee~36e Wssi,sued, and hiss
been retuEnsd esthe Siberia, Gully levied on
the propertypr said defendant, Baxter.
1t Is JhSre1oTe ordered b the Clerk and
MastsE n they, said ~aefsDdsnts. max
tnet appearance herein, at the courthouse
G The Second CnaI Gerry Court. in tbs city Of
EemPhts, Tenn, on or before the nrst Mon
day in Jsnuary 1879, and plead, answer or
demur to compartments bill, or tbs same will
De taken Tor confessed as to them and sat Tor
hearing eIparte; and that q copy OF this or
der be published once a week, for Jour sue
osssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
November ~, 1911
A cOpy-attest:
Md. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By y. BEICsER Deputy c. ano NJ.
Ptsrce q Dix, Soils. Tor compl'ts. no2l tn
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sstureay Oscsmbsr 2. lS7L.

within legal hours. IN ruur OF ne sheriff =
once. IN The city o. Memphis, Tenn, on the
west sid Of -eeOua strsst, between Untoa
and dayOso streets. ana u IA of the soaEh
portion u the drsrnlaW Opera HOu-s. pro-
coed % SCI, iOE cash, u the nigness and oest
bidder me tOuONlng real estate, Or 80 mugn
Thereof as NAV Dc necessary 10 satisfy me
amount secured D. Lhs truss Ehs properly
les IN Shelby county, Tenn ,and "a thus d.
scrfbsu: Ihs rOnI rae c~Ontain1Gg . A-lo
acres, and D. ug the same tEaJ vas conveyed
70 the said JEusz GUuus o. y sslef bLazA-
more, oy dee1 dated 5ln February 10, rS-
stsreu 10 IN seglsssrs once o. 5ns %
COUNTY IN BOOK q, p Dis and desc bed a.
tILgE1s 81 q Woet gun scnalEa
sud 5 Inks south Of BRADSHAW south line O.
3 SO z1ra-tracL and On tne Line between SAID
j. Young and A. =. B aksmOrei thsnce WesL
crossing Jane creek. 4 cnzl 8; Themes 5outa
ssst A chains 30 a. q. B-akemO So south west
corner; thence north - chains and ~ LINKS
with a.. q. BIaksmoIs S W5sL Line 70 he be.
glnnlr Al-O so Eucn % tce ouOE1nS DE-
scrtbed property as haG not been sod o.
mol gagged 70 others prior 70 Januerg -, 1 e.,
and renamed the property OF james You
the wlOie tract Is rs follows, contain N
about lao acres, ana being a part OF a uas6
originally Ia the name Of lanes awe
Beg nuIug At the nOrtn west corner VI aatl
original tact At = STAGE north 8 deg eel, sas1
z Inks nom a white OAK marked ~. p
thence east passing an elm IL 20 chains zndt
Huas, the southeast corner Of j Ramsey's
5OuJ are grant, in al chains, 70 a stake o.
sweet and BLACK gum and black cak point
srsi thence 1Outn, erosslns eans creek at
CHAINS and = LINKS, IN Al Is CHAINS and A.
inks, 70 q sweet gum; thence wet 4 chains
% = stake; tnsnce south crossing sald CT EEK
Al 2 cnatls, In AL 3 mains anu - unks. % =
sWsst gum. Lhenco east 4 CHAINS TO a STAKE
and dOgTOco; trance south . enains and -
Inns 70 a STAKE and b ack gun market L.;
thence wssl 81 Chains 10 = sLakes Lheuce north
4S chains ana " LINKS 70 the oeslOnt1ga 70
Wntcu deed Of trust sal the CnAnusry jUurt
record referenee Is nsr5 made Tor greater Ger
satnty titles believed " % sOOu, DuB ! VII
zaIH and nHnWaa OILY - EruaUag- HnnlEV Of
redemption barred.
MAECU5 WRIGaT.
sheriff OF shelby county and Erustss.
HUNEs q Rs5roN, AttCrnsys-
nnuI
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Public Sale Of YsIaasls Land
I WILL sell for Mrs. Margaret Phillips. on
L the premises,
Tuesday, November 3sth, Is7I,

a tract of land containing ssven hundred
and etghty-six scrss.lying in the lst District
OF shelby ard sth District OF rIPTos COUNTY
and situated FIVE MILES NORTH WEST OF GAL
LowAY1s STATION, on The Msmphls and ONO
Railroad. IL is one OF the hest tracts OF land
in Shelby county and has been suodiyldsd
into small tarms,o Of from one ndr and
twenty-five to one hundred and ferty acres
each, giving cleared land and timber to eac
TKRNs on skLE-One-fourth CASH; balance
on q credit Of one.t two a three yeas, with
six per cent. interest; deed OF trust taken to
secure purchase money and interest Mr.
Henry Aaron, who resides upon the place
win show the land to any one who may wish
TO examine Il before the dsy OF sale. ssk
the attention OF parties desiring TO purch9se
small farms 70 the above opportunities tc
purchase such hne land In small lots, and
upon such easy terms are seldom onered
The cleared land can all be cultivated 1cE
wear isI2, being upder drst-ratef fence
AT the same time and place the persona
property Of john o. Herbert, deceased, wilt
Sc sold, consisting of horses. mules, cattle
farming utensils. ETC., terms Tor which vii
be made known on day OF sac.
no9 ICF GVSRTDH In
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SATURDAY. 0scsmbsr q, 1871.

Within legsi hours. the following described
property, situated ia SnelOy county, Ten
nsasSe, and on Ers.i1ent's Island, to-wit:
o~e0Lnning at the nOrshH est corner Of William
Persons H1O acre tract; JheLcs north 2Ho
vest bt.5U cAa1ns " Lne middle Gnu . of the
mississippi river; thence up IL with its
meandegtngs 10 LaWrence's northwest cor
ner; thence so1th 81 cnaiQs To his sOuthW esl
80 chStns and q ltnksJ 70 the beginning, con-
TAI leg by estimate Il about 40 acres
TERMS OF SALE-On q credit OF six, twelve
anu elShtesn months, in equal payments,
with interest from date; bond and cocu.
rtty required; lien to be retained to secure
same. EQUITY II redemption barred.
This Sovonb Der n, ls7L.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Vance & Anderson sttYR NJ Ned
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TssEE-srOaY BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE,
nsn-R Resident asucs.

No. film the Second Cnsncery Court Of
Snelby county, Tsn~nessse-deo L stall
j.. ". harris, r., and vile, Mary A. vs.
VfrKiI b. y adden and the Cam
9tery.
IT appearing rom the bill which Is sworn to
IN tais cause 6nzt the cetendanEs. Virgil &
1adaeII and Lns AlmWOOd Cemetery ars
iustIy FACE Dtea 20 the compliments In the
SUN OF SO,UO0 and interest. q ~ eight
prouissury noses-foaI tOr S3tS 81 and tcnr
fur Slou6 s6x-beartng interest rom date,
April L. 1915, fcr l6h acres o. land, q snas
sfrsn 4. WsdoetI Is a NONRESIDENT OF the
STATE Of Tennessee.
II "a tnsrelors ordered by the Clerk and Maa-
ter, mat ne make his Appearance herein, ~
the Courthouse Of ne second Chancsry
Court OF Shelby county, In the city OF Mem
phls, fennessee. on or BEFORE the nrst Nom
day In January. ~, and plead, answer
81 dem1r 70 eompIainant's bali. or the
same VIII be taken tor confessed a. - hin
an6 set lor Nearing sxparbe, and that q copy
OF his order be puhlisned once 3 Week, Tor
tour successive weeks In the Mampnls APP
peal. rms november 4, 1sl
A true ~
d. y L sEEHART. Clerk and AAsssr
Harris, Vance q Anuerson, sos Ier com
piSluauH. hui u
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On lhe 2slh qaY Of EOysmbsr, 81

AT noon in front OF ths court room OF thS
gtrcutt Court OF the United states, for ths
d slrtct o. West Tennessee, In toe city O
Memphis, sell, 10 the highest bidder, q fol
lowing described ropsr3 tO-wits
A certain tract. ptecs or parcel OF land, sit
uate, lying and being In the county Of Tip.
on, state o Tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds az
fOllO VS. tO-wtt: Beginning u 3 point on the
Mississippi river, Planners northeast corner
thence south with Ealmer's line $50 poles 70
a stake; thence east - poles to = stake;
Lhencs north - poles 70 3 tree on the cank
OF the Miss ssippi river; thence n q west
WaEdly direction with the CT the
Mississippi river to the point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed BY william
coward 70 James D Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveyance As Containing, %
estimation eighty three (S0 acres; tcghlher
with the engines, boil ers u all other nx-
lures and apparatus q things lying and
being situated on said tract OF land. ana used
N the Installation Of spurious liquors, and
described as follows, tO-Wts: Two dOubls-hue
boilers, twenty feet Iona, forty inches diane
cylinder, twenty Ieef stroke, with everything
% make IL coDplstei one main shan NJ
wheel and puueys, and al other shSfiug
ABOUT the mill ana distiQery; one pair thirty
six-tuch stones, for grinding with gearing,
Oelitng, etc. n mssn Tub; one worm tue
anC worm; one colo water tuD; one high
wine tuDi one loW-Wtns tuoi six beer
Ing tabs or elsterns; twQ yeast tubs; four
yeast cans; draw and force and high and
scales, and al the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the dlstilleEy; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools ana nsIru-
ments about The premises.
Sat5 property viii De sold OF q credit Of SIX
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proYed personal security, bearing interest
nom date, for the purchase moneys, and q
lien retained on the property IS additional
security for the payment OF the purchase
money.
Tne equity OF redemption is barred; and
the purchaser will pc placed in pOss assiOn
on the confirmation Of the sale by the Court.
d CLAY KING. Special Commissioner.
Memphis. November 7. I.7l. nO7 IDS
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Tuesday, November 2sth, 1871,

betWeen the hours OF liam and Il m, the
follow ng described real estate: A tract OF
land Situate In the county OF FayeEte, stale
CT tennessee, being the north end OF 3 tract
OF oUacres owned BY wills Persons, betIH-
ing az r. stake in " m D~zvenpoTt's west iine,
said Pe-sOn's northeast corner, and runnIug
lnence north H4H poles 70 q stake, with mu
berry pointers, j. D B1eTsters cor
neri tneucs west with Erewstera uus Us
poles 70 . STAKE and while oak pointer
thence sOuth Iz4h poles 70 a STAKE with gun
pointeri thence east I'D poles TO the beginn-
Ing, containing GSQl q hundred q thirty
acres.
said last above described tract Lies about
three miles from MOSCOW, II said county
said uaet has between nny and sixty acres u
cleared Land, DaIanCe most excellent TIM
Osred land. fiIls perfect
Terms OF Ls-Oue-thtrd cash, Dalsncs In
two equal payments 81 one and ears
Lrom date of saie, secured by notes bearing
interest al the rate o. ten per c-nE rom date.
znd q len ret&Iued on the and TO secure the
deferred payments
N. T WART, CLERK and Master.
This November l, 1871.
L o. Hives, sol for eompIt. nC3tds
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON.
"A tanning so acres-4Qo cleared, being all
fresh and rich. There are on this land, q
sary plantation buildings. with 3 good sup
ply OF ms water and q superb range for
stock. This land lies 81 miles west o. Mes
nom Memphis. Location healthy And fenc-
ing good. VIII be sold In q body, or divided
10 suit purchasers Terms easy for purchase
ers. Address the undersiRned, st Hernando.
Miss. fnO7t IA \ TAFT y
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a-aon-Rsslasut Notlce.

No. so & DIN the Second Chancery court Of
shelby County, Tennessea-AaEy DION
nell vs.. Ned O'Donneu, Aichasl OUonneL,
Ned crow and Michael Grow et al.
1T appealing from the Dill which Is sworn
II to "a this cause hal the &lcn-
sci OAoAnel, cedCroH and Michael Crow,
are non-rezidents Of the state of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, by the clerk
and Master, nat they maze their appear.
ancs herein, 1t the conrt-house o. the
second Chancery Court OF shelby county,
IN the city o. Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the nrst Monday In Janaafy 1972
and plead, answer or demur to cong plain
ants bin, or the same Will be taken iof con
fesEed as 70 them and sci for hearing exparts;
and that g COPY OF this order De pubnsheu
onos a week foT Jour successive weeks IN
the Memphis Appeal. This Nsvember ~, iE71
A eopy-attest:
n. !. L STEWART, Clerk and kastax.
BY D. BELcREA, Deputy @. and ID.
Rumea 4 Foston, soks. for eouzp1t ne4 ID