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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25
Society Aotiees.

Trinity Lodge, NO. 81, r.. n n. .n.-IIold their
regular communications at Masonic HALL, Weaverve
last Saturday of each month Hour Of meeting
O'Clock, P w. D. TlNNlN, W. NJ.
NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. 1v14
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

North Star Lodge, No. 81, q. o. F.-Holds
its regular meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL Weavervlle
every Thursday evening at o'clock. Members of the
Order from abroad cordially invited to attend
SILAS RULE, N. g.
W. II. DACHELDER. r. s. 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

Trinity Chapter, No. 10, 10. II. .n.-Meets on
he second fourth Tuesday of each month at MASONIC
HALL. Weavervile. W. J. TINNIN, Ii P.
NJ Y. GRIFFIN, Secretary. 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

stella Encanpmsnf, NO. IL, H. %. %. F.-Meets
on the evenings Of the First and Third Tuesdays of each
month"; at ODD Fellows HALL, Weavervlle at o'clock
Patriarchs from abroad invited to visit
f. w. YOUNG, G. P.
W. ii. BACHELDER, Scribe 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

Comet Lodge, No. 81, L. %. o. R-Holds its reg
uar meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL. Trinity Center,
Saturday evenings. CHAUNCEY LANGD0N, N. G.
T. d. DRAPER, r. s. 1v14
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

Beaeon Lodge, NO. 900, Il. %. q. T.-Meets at
'ooD TEMPLARs HALL, Weavervie, every Sunday evening"
at o'clock. CHAS. L. CAss W. O. T.
GEO. Il. NO0NAN W. s. 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

SAN Francisco is soon to have grand roller
be awarded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-02-25

The German Hospital Society, of Trinity County,
holds Its Regular Quarterly Meetings at the HOSPITAL BUILD
Nd Weaveryllle, the first Sunday of March, June,
september aud December. CHAS. HARTMAN,
bN Secretary
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Little Rock is mainly indebted to
Memphis for the present accessibility
from that city of the exterior world.
ThereFis little reason for the temper
evinced by the Gazette in its discus
sion Of the character and conduct OF
Memphis tradesmen. Memphis has
spent two or three millions OF money
in Arkansas, and cOntemplates
railroad investments in that
State. OF s5ten-foId greater cost and
value. The two cities, Little Rock
and Memphis, have only common
interests and a common destiny.
Memphis can only be aggrandized by
enriching and pOpulsting Arkansas,
and by building up the cities Of that
State. Between these cities and
Memphis there is an immUtable unity
Of interest, which the press Of the
country should strengthen, and never
impair. If Memphis be absorbed by
remOter Northern cities, Helena and
Little Rock are only the more
insignificant. In fact, our destiny is
their destiny-if we flourish, they
must become surprisingly rich. Our
ACKNOWLEDGMENT depends upon their
opulence and progressive magnih-
cence, and all our gains for years to
come viii be expended in developing
the unexplored wilds and matches
mineral and agricultural resources Of
the peerless State Of Arkansas.
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AmAIGAMATIoN.

A New York paper has boldly come
out for inflammation. The name Of
the psper is the Wesleyan, published
at Syracuse. It boldly takes the pO-
sftion that "the white race must be
come darker, and the dark race
whittier" or q bloody conflict must
ensue. There are few white young
ladies and gentlemen down South,
who VIII possibly object to an inter
marriage with the blacks. But what
matters that? Can't Congress enact
an enforcement biH?-pssst the Seven
tenth Amendment, forcing 3 general
amalgamaEiOn-then let the fools and
knaves takea new departure, twad-
die about the new nation" "dead
Issues So accept the situation" &C
compIished facts" and "the white
race viii soon become darker and the
black race whittier" If a bill should
be introduced into the next Congress
forcing intermarrying between whites
and blacks, the same gang that now
gable about accomplished tacB"
would urge an acceptance Of the
situation" swear that amalgamahon
was one Of the results growing out OF
the war, and sdgmatize rs Bour-
bons'' every man opposed to reducing
the Caucasian race 10 a tribe Of
mulattOes.
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eREELY TENAs.

The lecture Of Horace Greedy, deliv-
cred a few days ago, at Houston,
Texas, fills the papers of that State.
It is surely an admirable production.
In introducing Mr.. Greedy to the vast
throng, who listened intently to his
wise ~utterances and singuIarly COM
pact sentences, Mr.. Brady said that
Texas welcomed Mr.. Greedy as an
hon0red guest, and that the magnif-
cent exhibition Of the industries of
Texas Will enable you, sir, the bet
ter to Judge Of Texas and Texans.
The great interest you have taken in
all matters which pertain to the de-
vel0pmsnt Of skilled labor and in
dustriaI progress, the valuable ex-
perience which you have from a life
time devoted to careful consideration
and promotion Of every branch Of
American industry, eminently capaci-
tate you to instruct and assist us in
our great work of developing the won.
and various resources Of this,
our beloved Texas. These are the
considerations which actuated this
Association to invite you bither. I
nope and believe, sir, that your visit
20 our State will be productive Of in
'reased friendship between the peo-
Die of both sections of our common
.ountry, and that our great nation
nay grow more uniteds prosperous
md happy"
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Democratic party itself from prohhng
BY the advice of many Of the best
minds that to-day owe 1t allegiance.
1t is these lovers Of sensation, these
dweIlers upon the border lands of
both parties, that seek for their own
eclat or verse, for their own profit,
to perpetuste a treason that If cOun-
tenaneed to any great extent and per-
sisted In, may disrupt the Democratic
party, ard 50 postpone the day Of
emancipation. Against this we lift
up our voice; against this we loudly
protest. Self devotion 1--WE adopt
Prof seeley) and capacity Of disci-
pline, quite as much as numbers,
wealth or political science, make for
party success. DISQUALIFICATION and
the capacity Of discipline are almost
identical with virtue, 80 that in pOltt-
zeal contests it may be said that virtue
is power. Moreover, the just cause
will attract the sympathy of the
doubtful while the unjust or doubtful
cause win ALLEVIATE them. Again,
the Just cause win give to a party
unanimity while the contest
lasts, while the party that
IS fighting for the wrong viii be apt
grow Disconnected, and will par
its leaders by disafection and
iisunion. We must, therefore, stand
~ cur principles as Inundated by the
Democratic party in convention in
New York in 1858. We must contend
or the policy 80 vital to US and to the
Of a restoration Of the COnsti-
as it was; we must contend for
ne emancipation Of our intelligent
from a thraldom to which
hey are subjected by the Fourteenth
Amendment, and insist upon the alb
.Ogation Of that and the Fifteenth,
atisfyiug the negro that he is free by
he amendment Of every Southern
State Constitution.
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'ALCoRN UNIVERSITY for the ne
groes, was organized with II. r. Rev
els as President; S. J. Ireland, A.
Henderson, John r. Lynch, James J.
Spelman, Robert Gleed, A. D. Jones.
Merrlman Howard, J. F. Boulder.
Thos. Richards and Doctor Stiles az
members Of the Board OF Trustees
The policy Of Governor Alcorn ID 10
bring about a perfect Segregation Of
the two races. Fusion, as he ia con
scIous and as every Northern man
c0nfesses in his acts when In contact
with the negro, is wholly impossible
Therefore the establishment Of black
and white universities. There are no.
negroes at Oxford, in the faculty
or among undergraduates, and
there are no whites among professors
OF pupils at Oakland, the future site,
we believe, Of the black university,
where agriculture and mechanics viii
be especially taught. Negroes are
more gregariOus than whites, and Gov.
Alc0rn's theory Of peace and good
government in Mi sippi is based
upon the idea that there shall be no
forced contact or Intercourse between
blacks and whites. AleOrns as demon
strated by the success Ofhis administra-
ton, shows himself more nearly capa-
be Of solving peacefully and satisiac-
toriIy 10 both races, their relations to.
one another than any statesman who
has undertaken TO deal with this most
.imcul Of solution Of all public CUES
tons OfmOderR times.
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In she FIRST Circuit Court Of Shelby conutv
Ienn.-SouthWOrth g Tbayer rs. j.. Fostel
Co.
N this cause an attachment having beer
a sued out under section $50 OF the code and
returned into court levied upon the persona.
property OF defendant and afidavit having
been made that the defendant b indebted td
PLAINTIFF in the sum OF S72465 by recount. and
That said debt is due and wholly unpaid, and
llal the defendants are about 10 remove
themselves aud property ont Of the State, On
has already o be- it, or have removed or are
removing themselves and property out OF
ths county, privately or -cunceaAug them
selves so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served on them, or absconded, Cr
are Ascending or cOncealIng themselves o.
their property, or have h~audulenuy disposed
oftheir property or about ~naudulenly dlss
posing oflt.
It's therefore ordered. ThatJhey mdketheu
personal appearance herein, beloie the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF shelby county
at tho Courthouse, iu the city OF memphis
on the third Monday in September next, anu
defend saia attachment suit within me ume
prescribed by law, or the same VII De pro-
ceeded with eXp8rte, and that q copy oAtns
order be published once a week Iot l94F sue
cessive weeks Ia the Memphis appeal
Done at once this 18th day OF MAyl l8ll.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Rv q. j.. ID. c.
Tsrnigan \ Frayser, Attys for pln'h. mvl7
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ORDIHAHCE.
FIRE LIMITS.

Bet ordained 5U the General C1Uncil Of he CIl
Of Memphis, relating to Sire Limits
That Article 5, Section z, Bridges Digest, be
so amend as TO read as follows C0mmeuC-
40 the Mississippi river on Market sI eet.
running thence eastWaEdIy with the south
side OF Market street % BaFCu GayOsO; The
remainder Of the ordinance to stand as
at present.
Passed q drst reading, and by suspension OF
the rules, as required. Passed second reading
the Board Of Aldermen. April g., 1871.
Passed first reading by Council and referred
to Their Ordinance Committee, April 7, ISL.
Passed second and final reading BY Council.
8, 1871. Approved May T. 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayer.
AttaaL. Il. Z CITY Ea.I.Lar
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No. SD A. DIN the First Circuit Court nj
shelby county, Tennessee -B. u. Garden
hire, administrator OF CO. UowtsI ~ II Il
Carr.
IN this cause an attachment having been
u sued cut under section 215 al ma eo5e
and returned into Court. leviad 14n9r 49,
personat property Of defendant, and RDda-
ls 4aylng been made that the dsfsndant Is
A.e- Z Rlalnt14 IN the sun Of $500 by
dem Of the state ofgennsssse.
~ Us therefore ordered that he mako his
PERSONA ~appeaEau11 herein. befera The
Judge Of the First Cire1it Court 81 e6eibv
county az the Courthouse ia the CIV 81
m5uPh8s on the third MonanF Ia Septem-
DeE next, ana defend said adttc41uauf suit
M-tlln the time prescribed by laH. b the
5 VIII be proceeded with eEparta. ana
tuat q copy Of this order be Published once q
Week Tor four consecutive weeks, IN tle
Memphis Appeal.
Done al Office, this I'D day or MAY, 1871.
m2f.We FRANK HAET, Clerk
BYB. B. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
Humeg & R0sson, Attorneygf for Plaintiff.
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NOTIcE no C%ONTRAGTORS.
SELMA. MARION q MEMPHIS r. r.. Co.
.EErcn -HrEn

SELMA, MARION q MEMPHIS r. r. Co.
OFFICE CHIEF ENGLNEEE.
MARION, Ala. May Is, 1871.
PROPOSALS for the building of eighty
a miles of the above road will be received
up tOthe 18th Of June, lS7l, siXty-eight miles
i'm the state OF Alabama; one huudre %
dfty miles in the state of Mississippi and
fifteen miles in the state Of Tennessee. Pro-
pOsals 20 include graduation, masonry,
bridging, cross tries and tr~Gck-layiug- Also.
rails and fastenings, TO be furnished at the
option Of the contractor either by himself
or by the company.
Proposals for sections OF twenty miles,
more or less, VIII be considered as well a.
for the whole distance. Maps and pronIes
can be seen at the ONCE OF Messrs. V. X. Ste
q Son, IL Ptnestreet,Ee York. at the
Office Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson. Memphis
Tennessee and at this Office Marion. Ala.
Z Efhe Company reserve the right 90 accept
such BIDS IS k the opinion Of Ghe President
and in the CHEF Engineer, VIII secure the
earliest completion of the work.
By order Of the President.
Up. IRESENIUS.
ELmLE
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BEE8SHERN -.
Grunav =. -


This property having been purchased by
the undersigned and thoroughly rzdttsI
and furnished, VIII be opened % the public
FOR the ensuing season, On the 18TH June
next.
For the benefit OF those persons who have
never Flslf ed tlls- before the war. celebrated
watering place. We beg leave To- say that. for
the e-Lc8lency OF It's cnalT 1eErssu Ea5zr0r-
waters, grau1e1E Of scenery and parity Oh
almO5pheEer Is not surpassed. .r EI-a.eI
by any estaDLslmeuE fro Che EUl.l. LEa .1-
cauOn is upOl Oue or the highest points H
the periauQ Mountains. within O. few
hours ride OF the University r. the South
ana q "a large Swiss colony recently zslaHr
lshed iu this state.
VISITORS leaving EUuEav.. a l--.HrrnH
OF Nashville by the morning train. VIII arr
rye aG the springs, -E EuIIlr1ua ana Er-
MAlnViler on lle evening OF Ha same rEv
Eafae6 Wishing 90 engage rooms for ..H
season can 90 EI lT address r H.
VIE until 18th Mays aGar chat lue a.. Beer
shebG Springs.
CHARGES ron B0AED-E~ Che Tv. .e
the week, ST. sl- ly the -CE.r. .H. Children
and servants lalf Driea.
G5iDEsr EE"EsICEAE5-Ur. ]. do Winston.
OF N~2shFil-ei Or. u. M. E-alEL-u. of Sumner
q E=nTT as
Nashvile, Tenn AprILI s7L Hrs
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mssIssrppTaNs

We have read q letter rom Pont0-
toe, Mississippi, written by c. b.
Mitchell, q well known citizen, which
shows how fatally the South, and es-
pecialIy the people Of Mississippi,
were wr0nged by the hot haste with
which the AUGl0gche published an in
dnitely worse than FlournOy's YER
sion Of the recent Ku-KluX demon
sratiOn at POntotOc. This ArGJancb-
ian story was eagerly caught up by
the press telegraphic reporter and 50
delectable was the dish Of horrors
that a little paper Of New York ab-
solutely stole the AUaIancbe'8 editorial
and made it a part Of its "our
own correspondence" The worst
enemies Of the South are those
who would not only +" accept &C
cOmplished facts" which are
accomplished wrongs, but present
the North such foul, hideous
pictures Of Southern social lie as this
which was so a~rtistically painted and
carefully circulated by telegraph from
the Office Of the Avalanche. Mr..
Mitchell was in POntOtOc at the
time Of the occurrence. He says that
in the party that resisted the disguised
men there were "nOne besides con-
servaGyes, except FOurnoy," editor
Of the Equal Rights. A conservative
caused him to be present with them
IS Flournoy viii testify. Governor
Alcorn stated in this city that
there was no sufficient reason to be-
Ueve that the disguised men intended
70 do more than Brighten people,
Eoumoy, perhaps, among the rest.
7. is not asserted that they attempted
to kin, even when fired upon, but the
thirty fed from the eight, the latter
having FlOurnOy at their head. But
the lie has travelled its thousand
leagues while truth was putting on
its boots, and the gross wrong done is
irremediable. Southern people
should be very grateful for its good
deeds TO the Memphis organ Of ad-
Yanced ideas, and to its organ the re-
porter for the associated press.
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Attachment Notice,

BY b. r.. COLEMAN, u. O.
Jarnigan q Frayser, Attys Tor pi
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within legal hours. the following Gas-Efbed
property, J0-wils IhFee-tCuElhs % OF the
south half pilot No. L5Z, beginning for bounds
at the southeast corner OF said lot, on the
west side OF Main street, running thence
uOrthWardly with the west line of Main
street, y Get lz inches. % STAGE thence
west parFleI with Cvertou street, "a feet
incuess thence sOutbWardIy parallel with
Main street. rs feet "a inches more or less,
tbeuc west parallel with UVertuu street, a
feet Iucnes TO The east side OF Front alley
thence sOulhWardIY parallel with Main
street, and on the east SIDE OF said alley, is
feet "a inches, more or less, to the southwest
corner of Tot N0. 1875 thence e9slWardly with
the south line of lot NO. LjZ, ls5 feet @ inches,
more OF less, TO the beginning sLtuIted in
Memphis, shelby county, Tenn.
Terms Of BaIe-Oue-tOurln cash balance in
six, twelve auG eighteen months. notes with
approved security required, bearing interest
alsiE per cent. from date lien 20 be retained
tuI same aIe paid.
EDMUND a.. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
Brown g Griffin and Hum6s a. PCstou, atttys.
mw6
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IT is stated that the Congressional
Ku-Klux Investigating Committee
will follow the Federal soldiers into
P1totoc Fcouniy, ''to establish the
truth Of the statement first telegraph
ed from this city" as TO the demon
ism Of the people Of that unhappy
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Is now permanently established Tor the treat.
menG OF patients, both male and female,
who ara nfH fcfad with any form OF
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WEKPEIS APPEAL
a0a5AY BOOMING, 3: gay q. ls7l

THE AUoJ0acbe is becoming exees-
sive fnits zeal as an accomplished
fact" organ. Like the Radical papers
With which it desires to affiliate, 1t
would PUT a paddock on the mouth OF
Fv-Preefdent Davis because he is not
Of its wav Of thinking.
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CURES R~HEUMATISm.

MURFREEsBORO, TENN, July o.
DR.. il LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
Sir; You viii please send me four Tfl
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
six weeks ago, / received three bottles
Of il. When I commenced taking it I
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but nov I suffer no more rOm
rheumatism. I have q little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and
wish to try IL for him. NOu viii please
ind enclosed SG, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine inn
msdia5eIy. Very respectfully, 1 re-
main, SAM'L G.. MCFADDEN.
P.O. Box 1873, M-urfrsesbCrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
wholesale by
O.. @. WARD & BIO.
q W.JCNES eco.
W. NWILKFRSO Ma 90.
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No. 2gE-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-aeO. 8. aOllOday,
E. carr. b. u. HendricksOn ct al.
TT appearmg rom bill, duly sworn to In
this cause, that the defendants, Jon f..
Carr. @. R. HendrioksOn, Rose HeDdriclkson.
residents OF the state Of Tennessee.
ia Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF the Second court 81 shelby
o. on before the 6r6t Monday in July, IS7f.
aud plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bin or the same VIII be taken for con.
fsssed as 70 them and set for hearing expsrfe.
and that . copy Of this order be pubfished
once a week for four successive weeks ia
the Memphis APPEAL. This May Is, 1871.
A ~cOpy-attest:
M. ID. Il. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
ThOs. Turley, sol for complainant. myl7w
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FOR THE CURE OF ALI
OF RHEUMATlSR,
IT has NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DR. j. J-LAWRENCE-Dear Sir L take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALrs as q very powerful alternative. I
have used il la two cases with happy
resuitg-Oue in q cgse Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken I'VE bottles OF your medicine.
The other is q case OF scrofu-a OF long
standing, which I8 rapidly improving
under It's use, an1 the Indications are
5haB the patient viii soon recover. i
have careuuy examined the formula
md 10 an excellent compound Of ale
ter9tIys Ingredients. Yours. truly,
3. W. CARR, Nj.
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SALE

71AG ESTATE
No.. 2435, N. Rim The First Chancery Court
of shelby county, Tenuessse-JOhn Gun
ningham VS., Nary Cunningham.
by virtue OF an in-terI0cu50ry decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, May l..
1871. I win sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, on the premises IN Memphis,
Tam. nm
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MAm0m REV
Nh For any case Of Blind, Bleed
AZ wv ing tchiDgOr liberated Plies
that DeBING'B PILE REM
EDY falls to cure. 10 is prepared expressly
to cure the piles and nothing else. and has
cured cases Of over 20 years standing. Sold
by an druggists Price 9L.Q0.
GOODYEAR q HILLS,
feQq Agents. 28l Main street.
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On Saturday, LINE Y, 1871.

Within legal hourE, the following described
real estate; A lot OF tract Of land situate.
y-ng ana being IN Shelby county, Tsnness
see. situate Outle south side OF the German-
on the east by ID. CockrelPs farm.
on the south by the and formerly sold by
james o. 70 10 Knox Walker; on the west
by buntyh avenue, and on the north by the
Germantown road containing has ACRES
more or less and being the place formerly
The residence OF the late James G. Jones. de-
ceased, and the dWeling-house thereon.
TEEM OF S~ALE.-UpOn a credit OF seven
months purchaser executing note with Sc
curly; lein retained TO secure purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred. Thfs
May ~, ISL.
M. D. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
= Reaener e. Belcher, Soils. for D mv2g
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notice.

District Of West TennesEs8, ~
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tennessee Etn 4A %
1871. 80
- oDNofDfrnent as assignee OF L. ~.
GOldst0ne. Oh Memphis, snel9y co1ntys
state OF Tennessee, WMnLA 80
own Sstition ~ the District Ooqrt Of said
SHL o. WOOLDRIDGE,
aSm Assignee
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THURSDAY. IgHE Is. e..

property, bO-Wit:
Lot No. 9, in block No 8. and lot 30, in block
No. q, situated in Fort Pickering, near the
city Of Memphis, in SHELBY county, Tenn
or eALE-Ou g credit OF SIX months,
notes with approved security required, bear
ing interest rom date. Lien retained tin
same are paid Equity of resumption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk an Master.
He King. Atty. m9I6tu
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HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1873 / Main ST.
NEAR

4 Attest models Ior summer, 1871, beth
IL from Europe and the East, show an In
crease Of the circumference OF the HOPED
Skirt. T~Ournures, either attached TO or sspe-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, and a
width Of nom ~ 70 - yards around the bot
tom Of the skirt has been adopted, though
many ladies' prefer three yards for trained
dresses.
Ny stock OF veritable French COrsets IS
complete again and the largest In the city
COrsets by L'Olseau, Werly, Nine Dupont
can be Oundt In the mandatory only; also,
French COrsets for Misses, Breast Protectors,
paniers aud Shoulder Braces. inducements
TO dealers. [m28.l LOUIS LANCE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-29
SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE on SATURDAY,
lUhE ~, 1871,

No. &l5-Second Ehaucsry Court Of shelby
county Iean-Aary A. S-chOOnOyer vs..
Sarah W. Jones.
u virtue cl an order Of sale made In this
cause, 4 VIII SELL at public auction, TO the
.-lsngal bidder, IA mont OF the Clerk and
FlasLsI ouce OF The Second Chancery Court
on smelly county, lp the city OF Memphis,