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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
Saturday, Dacsmbsr z, 1871,

within legal hours, Ia front OF the sheriff -
once n the city Of Memphis Tenn on The
west side OF second street, between Union
Rad Syoso streets, and In front OF me Eo1Iu
portion OF the Greenlaw Opera House, pro-
coed 70 sell, Tor cash. TO the hfghesu and uEg1
bidder, the following real estate, or 50 mucn
tnereOf as ma be necessary to satisfy the
mount secured by the trust. The properly
lies In Shelby county Tenn and Is thus de-
sertoeo; 1he mont Iaet, containing sl-igl
acres, and being the same tbat wa conveyed
70 the said James Young By " esley Blake
more. by deed dated 18th February leo, req
istered In the EegisEer's ONCE OF m 81
county, IN book %, pg l7S, and dsssl ibed as
1ollOWss Beginning al q sWeet gum - chains
snd a links south u BradsnaW'ssOuLh uns OF
s49 aeretIact and on The uUe bets cen said
J. Young ana &C. biaksmOre; thence west,
crossing Cane creek, 4 cha1Es; thence soEtn
q chains and 50 INKS 70 sweet gum, thcncs
east chains TO a. q. BiakemO 6B southwest
with A. y. Blakemore's Wess inc 70 Ia us-
ginnlrg- Also so much OF the following Ue-
Sertoed property "a had not been sold OF
NOR. gagged 10 others prior 10 Jauusry Is, j o.,
and remained the property o. James Young
aud his wife on that day. The descrtptku y
the Wno4e tract - as follows, c-on-al1--g
aoout 40 acres, and being a part OF q trRct
Originally in the name OF James SeaWslL.
leg inning At the corner OF said
original tract al a STAGE north - degrees, esst
Links o q white OAK marked ". p;
thence east passing an elm AZ 10 chains and
inns, the southeast corner OF ] Ramsey 5
0tB acre grant, in ali ~ chains, to astak6 OF
sweet and blacK gum and blscz oak point
srs; thence south. crossing cane creek at D
chains and = links, in ali l9 chains and 30
Inks, TO a sweet gum; themes west 4 cnal1s
70 \ stakei thence south, crossing Batu creek
at 2 chains, In AL g chains anu ~ Inks, 10 r.
sweet gum; thence east 4 chains TO q stake
and dogWOod; thence south s chains and 10
links to a stake and lack gum vi L.;
thence west 81 cnatnst to 4 STAKE; theme north
% chains and 70 links 70 the ~beg1nntug- 70
which deed Of trust and the CGsuCery 1uTt
record reference Is here made 1or greater GER
tainty. Titles believed to be good, bus i VIII
sell and convey only as Iustee. kQalty Of
redemption barred.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
Sheriff OF Shelby county and trustee.
HUKEs & PssTON, Attorneys.
nnX
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FOR the Appesl.l
WOMAN'E SPHERE

Qflste s much is sung and said
Concerning Womsn's sphere,
Her rsRuts they would have limited
an narrow her career
think her worthy ola place -.
where intellect nrasidez,
Crgidr0 b. home and nursery,
The queen Of oessdes.
4 tr1rthg woman well can faos
The rutstds current strong.
As wife. or mother or a maid,
sha need not fear q wrong
He- l teIsct and confidence
VIII re her greatest shield,
For man ueveres 3 brilliant mind,
And " u his hOmege yield
And fTshe rssa noble brain,
she suu msy have a heart,
Full Z. FOR home and sll It's Joys,
and taf'er can lupaTt -rrL -# .
Bright lessons 10 herutfle ones,
Aar counsel 10 her lord
Taau weaker wnuPn, all heoged In,
Gould possibly swsrd,
Z would not navetbs theory
DfEh- mprg' working gtIls"
E.sud beyond anGTTuiD sphere,
F.E many ere the "pearis"
outside OF Csskets snd OF homes,
Iuat earn hair daily bread
BY Intellect or industry,
And sfN to honor wed.
" U-d not have our sex supposed
To 81 weak and rail.
A. lrt 20 stand the test OF vice
EE contact with the msle;
Scr do think fhzt al nankfnd
Save Preacher at heart,
nor woman in hsrstrlfe FOR bread
AEyn'r act q mOdES part.
So should e be her iHteUaG
That brings her boldly forth,
lrrs0uic necessity c0mpel
That she should show her worth
Bey7gtd the circle Of her nome
Give her your smile snd cheer,
let her reel that aught that's coed
Is worthy OF her sphere.
BEsS BENFORD.
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What Dyspepsia May End L~n.-Inafges-
ton is not dangerous, say the faculty. Per-
haps NOT initsslf whileit remains mere In
digestion; but look st the consequences 10
which it may lead. and often does lead. when
It becomes 4 chronic disease. Aspark OF
IRE is a small thing. A pressure of the foot
VIII put It out; 9 breath viii e~xtinguish it.
Yet 1t may IRE . powder miilfor kindle 3
lame that viii consume q city In like
manner indigestion may produce gastristiz,
cancer OF the stomach, suggestion OF the
bowels, spOplexy, liver disease, and many
other dangerous msladieE. Is Il n0tNwiss,
then, 10 check II In the germ9 Nothing is
more clearly N i~ndisputably established
than that HOstetter's Stomach Bitters viii
eradicate dyspepsia in ali its stages. The
true policy, however, Is TO extinguish It in
the first stages with this wholesome, powerful
and tnfallibletOnic n Alternative. 1t is easier
20 qusncba spark than a name, and Il Is eas-
Ter TO cure dyspepsia, when II is first dsvel-
opAd, than whe IL has made head way by
neglect, and become complicated with other
ailments There Is not the shadow OF s
doubt that the bitters are IS directly autsgos
nistic 10 dyspepsia 10 water Is TO IRE. There
are thoutsnds OF cases on record proving
this fact. The remedy Is safe and agreeable
all tbs hQuots of m prescribed a.
stimulsnts leave q sting behind But the
sting Is taken out OF the sptrituous basis OF
this great remedy by vegetable medication,
and. moreover, the slim sut TINS medicated
is Of exceptional purity. OF all TONES taken |
Is safeguards or remeoiSs for fever and q
billions remittents, ana other fall epidemics, /
it Is he only one that can uniformly be de-
nAnn All N
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%MnN.REsInENT NaTIeE.

Nc. 2o9.o. Rim the First Chaneery Court
o shelby comfy, Tennessee;-sutia Wea-
IT appearing rom an order OF Court In this
l. aus that James Mag the purchaser OF
lots Z, < and 9, formerly sold herein, has de-
parted this nIei that sarah j Fielder torn
erIy May, nd Michael 3. Fielder ther has
baEd5 d Uynthia n. May. widow OF said
aecedsnt, residents Of Oxford, Miss1ssippd;
Mafy g. Futrell (fornefly MayJ . her nus
bRnd Alfred Eutren and John r. May, are
residents of ArkensRs-a4o OF whom are the
widow and heirs OF said ~deceden1, and nom
residents OF the state OF Tennessee-
Z II IL tnersfore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, ~ the courthouse
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
tas INST Monday in Jannaky yls74 and show
cause II any they nav why this said suit
should not be revived, and Judgment etc.
rendered against the or the aame will be
heara and proceeded with sxpaFte; end that
a copy OF this order be pR1lished once q
week, for four Successive weeks, In the HEM
phs Appeal. November IL, 1sI.
Ac0py-Attest;
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
By h J. BLAok Deputy Q. GIN.
lockwood d Mieeu, Sofa for Complt- lnn sal
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r OFFER for sale, near Mound city, "a Crit
II tenden county, Arkansas, q tract o. land
! containing nearly 1870 acres OF rtch. alluvts4
land, from 100 TO go acres in cultivation and
deadentng. This u tract furnishes 1860
acres or more % tillabl5 land, all of which
could be In cultivation al amoderste out.
lay Of capital, making over n Thousand Ecre
farm, OF uneoualed value in this vicinity.
This plantation il distant about eight miles
from Me~mphis-halfby water 20 Mound City,
the balance by ridge oad-and Is known as
the "DoneEau, or Island place, and with the
exception Of two hundred yards OF fencing, is
surrounded by Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes, which AFFORD entire protection 20 the
farm nom stock Of every kind.
There ara no sand blows @ the farm, the
entire cleared land seing on tns richest black
alluvium. producing IS much cotton 81 corn
to the sore ss any lann IN this latitude.
These lands yielded last year Gom ono 20
| one and a quarter bales 10 the acre,
In itlon to this farm as q cotton pIanta-
ton, there are o upon 1t between 10 and
10 head Of bullOcks, fattentng upon the IN
cleared portion Of the place., an1 the corn
now growing upon IL. The purchaser can
buy al the mules and other stoek, together
with wagons ana plantation Utensils. a. VEL
ustion.
The owner is determined to sell, from the
fact that the plantation requires more o. his
time than he can spare 70 us successful man
cement
BE deems any extended description OF tbs
PIsPtation Is 20 vel S1oWn % ree2irs Il.
Parties desiring to or 20 purenasa
the plantation can apply 70 Aessrs. Roystsr
Trezsvant q Co, nay agents, az Memphis, o.
il DONEGAN.
II not sold before tbs frat NOnsay IN D.
eembsr next, privately, / VIII b sold On
that day AZ public sale. attne zeal EsEsle EE-
change OF Hoyster, -Trszeyent & Co, 80. 20
Main street at u O'Clock. where maps OF the
land can be seen and terms made known 81
any time.
2 GeQo III id
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0n NondaY. NaYemhar 20. Ia7I,

the following described real estate, together
Wtsb the improvements thereon, levied on
- Ahe property OF Mrs. Ann stephens, VIZ:
W certain lot in thectty OF Memphtss Shelby
county tennessee, and known and deBig-
mated on the plan OF said city a. lot No 255,
in block on north side Of Court square, said
lot fronting on North Courtstreei, 81 feet los
inches more or less, and running back "a feet
3inches.
Also the following described real estate,
IeTied on as the property of W. GfFoTd and
MIS-. Ann St~ephsnstto a. isty the above ex.
teation, to-Wlb; oRs az lot or parcel of
greund. No. 10 in subdivision 3, Of the estate
Of A. B Kerr, deceaseds upon the plan OF the
same as made by u. a. keer, Asy Gths 1850,
lying sbouttwo miles southeast OF MemPhts,
on or near the Pigeon Eo0st road, n CON
Veyed by John L. sGaran q 60, y ". !.
Dsvte, and by said pasis TO VIC. Ford by
deed reg stored. in the Registers once oil
shelby comfy, sHd Tor iRTther reference re
fsr you TO book No n. paSe ga, in Resistsr's
once.
Memphis, October 2S iSl. |
Isl No 80 MARCH, j.. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY d. I. o Deputy Sheriff. ,
Kortrecht d Craft AtIcrns5s for Ooms
nlalQanB- q q. HH - Oo9su
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Saturday November 25th, 1871,

IN frOnt Of my once, In the city Of Memphis
between II Am and " 10, sell 70 Ike highest
and best bidder, at public auction the fol.
situate In shelby county, STATE Of Tennes-
see, a-d Is described "a Follows: Fronting on
tbs old Rslstgh road, sBout four miles from
square, Aempnts n~sginning ats staks
90 holy wood avenue, running west on
Raleigh plank read nine 81 chains and two
~ Inks thence north 50 chains 81 inks 10
q Memphis and Ohio railroad; thence east
wzrdtyc 90 nine chains (S1 eighty-four links
20 HOLY wood aveuuei and thence south 81
. 100 ohafns 20 the BEGINNING, Containing Is
Sl-l00 acres OF land,
ans above Is situated about q hall mile
nOm springdaleststioa, on the Memphis and
Louisville railroad, being the homestead OF
the late ID. Uhss- q Fielos,has an e~leganLres-
FOOD and, balance cleared and Is 8 very de-
stIsbie place. Title perfect.
l WLlalso SELL te tbs highest bidder, at
puolic auction, at the depot AZ MOSCOW, fay
cite county, Tennessee, on
Tuss6ay, November 18th, 1871.
between the hours of liam and II m, the
teAo|lng described real ssLate: A tract OF
land situate In the cunty Of Fayette, STATE
OF tennessee, being the north end OF a tract
Of $50 acres owned by Wills Persons, bee1nu-
ing e. : stake IN VIM. ~Davenport's west tine,
said PefsOnis northeast corner, and running
thence north I14H poles to 8 stake, with mul-
berry pointers, I'D. BpeWsteris soutneastc cor
neri thence west with Brewster's Inc LIS
poles TO q stake and white oak pointer
hence south E4h poles 70 q stake with gum
pointer; thence east 10 poles TO the beginn-
Ing, containing $50 q hundred and thTty
acres.
Said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, IN said county.
said tract has between nfty andstxty acres OF
cleared land balance most excellent tim.
bered land. Title perfeeL. --
Terms Of Sa4e-One-thtrd- cash. balance In
equal payments at one and two-years
rom date 81 aals, secured By notes bearing
interest atthe rate OF ten per cent from date,
and a hen retained on the land TO secure the
deferred payments. -H
NJ. 4 ETEWART, Cerk and Master.
This november /, lsU. 1 -
LlOaRtves, sod. for compit. no8tds
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k~isD-assIdant Natlcs.

No. 425, r. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee.-John d.
Martin and w. O.. CaEsnaugh vs.. Sarah
y Martin, Rodgers and Josephine Rodg.
eTs, Mary Jane Martin, Lula Martin and
". N. Johnson. cd.
1T appearing from afidavit in this cause
Il that the 0efendsnts, Sarah Martin, =
Rodgers and Josephine Rodgers, ais wife,
and her minor children, Mary Jane Martin
and Lula Martin, and theil guardian, v. N.
Johnson, are non-resideuts Of the State OF
Tennessee and are residents Of the State OF
Miasissippi: @
It is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse Of the second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the 6rst Monday in January, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to complain.
ants bill. or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing ex-
paEte, and thai a copy Of his order be pub
Ished once q week for rot successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal. This October g, 1EI
N. i. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BKLOHER, Deputy q. and N.
Q. W. Frazer, sol. for compIts. oHE
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New Rsmsdlss & Quick Cures
DR.. n. DsCARL'S
M ad1caIOnc
No zol NAM STREET,

DETWEEN- WASHINGTON AND ADAM
~ streets Memphis, Tenn d.. DeCa
Formerly OF 80 Main street, Buffalo N.
hpeelahst IN the treatment Of Syphilis and
Al Diseases OF the genttal organs o. male o.
NS1tSls; PeEmansntly located Al No. Al
BaetsaEe RHe1s-6ood physians seknovl.
eoee ais superior skill and unprecedented
success, D send hopeless cases 10 him. Pa
r1en8 sufsFfng ron skin diseases, diseases
ofIns bc1eH yar1oua forms OF Cach6Kia and
those anomalOus and complicated cases OF
iOnz suffered rom protfacted mercurfaI
treatment, Eho1ld not despair, but calf on
Dr. DeOafl, and he subjected 70 q course OF
as mmlRai1ng VaDOr Baths, in c~-nJunctton
win Internal Treatment BY extracts OF Tfop-
tcal B8Fks, Roots ana Leaves, which groW
within ~ degrees OF the equator, and nearly
under aVerftcal sun
To Ladfes-Fhe various complicated
and addressing diseases ncioent to females,
tfeated With eminent SUCCESS Such as SUP
the Homb. TumOFs. ALI Urinary Diseases,
HerVous Debility Patnlul or Difficult Men
rpaU barrenneBG, etc.. etc. viii be
speeuny Cured, without poisonous drugs, in
urtous or unpalatsble medicine OF kind
Have no daIoscy In calling, no difference
what your troubles may be. The af1letsd
ere cordially invited 10 call and saasy
RKAKMBER:-That Dr.. DeCarI publishes no
certificates 20 dups the unwary. nor makes
out that all he says VIII be fat1hfnuy car-
ried out.
q - All letters answered promptly ana
medicines carefully packed and sealed, Tree
Tom observation forwarded by express 70
syery part OF the efvtiissd world.
- once 20l Aatn street. up stairs, Mem
ph1s, Tenn. -Ruatoa lee box KIe, Ohios hours
nom ~ am. TO 81 pm. ru rnI
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aEcEMER,s sALE nELAap.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE CaAHCERf
Is court OF Memphis, TENNESSEE Win sell
On thursday, December 1871,
commencing et ten O'Clock an, a. me Res
Estate Exchange OF Eoysteri Irs1syenb 20
Dorfneast corner Of enarson ana Main
streets, Memphis, ABOUT 22lGO seres OF land
lginR IN the unit OF POinsett, CralgneaG,
ANA Some portion OF Ihts land Is said
to Ice 81 superior Fertility, and lying cont,
Quous TO .proiscEed lines OF railroad In SAID
sfaLa: Vaiuabls for both its timber soil
i m Authorised by the decree OF said court
70 accept In payment Tor said lands any
valid dsDts against the Gayos Savings 1nstl'
tuition; y said lands viii accordingly Dc
Offered for sale either for cash or Tor sucn
debUs as have been nled OF allowed BY the
court. or valid demands against said Insult
tiou. Sale Will be continued from Gay TO-DAY
I'll all Ia sold.
nnTfHa 4 MDSH1. AeceiEEEa
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-Noa-RaAaaat NotIoa.

Nc. 4S0.-In the Second Chancery court Of
Shelhy county, TenneEaeey-Ntcola3 EteheF-
8. verne vs.. The North American Fire 1nsu-
rance Conpap OF New York ct al
1T appealing rom bill which Is sworn tolln
tins eanse that the defendank Tbs
North american Fire ms. Co. OF n. Yl,h
iuslY indebted 10 the, complainant IN the
eum OF about so, Ode for damages Sustained
on his hou Q by reason Of IRE, etc andthat
il is a nonresident otthe state OF Teunessse,
and is removing. or shout to remove, he
honda on deposit with the state Comptroller
md other effects belonging to 1t; and that
tor tbess o0nsea an attachment Wassaed ont
of his Court agatnsfr tho property Of de-
l fendant and the same was Issued. and has
been returned by 4 sheriff duly levied on
/ fhe property Of defendant, the Horth Ameri-
can Fire Ins. Co. OF New York:
10 Is therefore ozdered BY the Clerk and
| Master. That said defendant make It's ap.
Dearance herein, at the Courthouse 81
the Second Chsncery Court In the ciky
| of Memphis, Tenn. on on before the hrs
| Monday In January, 1919, and plead, an
| gpger or demur 70 c0mplainants bill, .al
fhe same viii be taken Tor confessed as x
| said defendant and set Tor hearing exparte
and that q copy OF this order be publiahef
| once asWeek, for four successive weeks, Ia
| the Memphis Appeal EoTembers, ISL
A copy-attestt , 2
1 = Nd l. SFEWART, Qlerk and Master
u BY q. BKLcHERe Deputy @ z X.
J Bnmes q PostoUs S0la, 30r complt, Laeethz
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Alice Cay

Mary Clemmer Ames publishes in
the TndepcndeDt OF this week the story
~ aAlfce Cary's Love-" a cOnhded
90 her by that LADY for the purpose oil
being made public II false reports con-
cerBing il continued 70 circulate. me
beloved object was not, as frequently
stated RUFUS w. GriswOid, though
there was an intimacy with him,
growing out Of the AID he, as a literary
rendered her when b hrst
came 10 New York TO live by her pen.
She eve liked him, though when he
Wa broken doWa she hired a room
andsa nurse for him through his long
and painful illness. Hence the report
that she had Hursed him herself.
The real story Of her love is family
shadoEed forth as follows:
ain the prOfOundest sense, Alice
Cary never loved but once. The man
Nho,a she loved is still alive; yet Cos
- win IFS keenest scent, has never
or named him. With all her
t0Ssness of affection, hers was an eclee-
- and solitary soul. De who by the
@erv nafeut of bis being vas more 70
tban any other mortal could De
her -ass from her life, but no other
might take his place. A proud
sDd qpress gs Is family z bs. brought on : 3 s al the &c
ppregenf bis marrying
"a, Te Ssife5 for one who neser c3T hs
- y She said. "Yet ! peIeseu bis
1aGd comet TN I read in q paPeih
ns-risSe 10 another. Can you ttA
WSst Re would Believing one, wai y
ing tor one who would never come!
"a did come at last. l saw nm
His wife had died. Alice was lying;
me raw haired woman: Lie nae
dealt p-rospeTously with him, q AL = y
wont with men. Suffering ana 9el.L
had taken all from her save the insut
other wondrous eyes. FROM neL -.
sad. wasted iace they shone upon NH
fun OF tendeFaess and yoatA. ~
thew met with life behind them-lnss
who parted pliehted lovers When nl'
was VOung. Hg was the man Whon
she foTgave or her blighted and wear.
NE. with q smile OF parting as diyln'
As ever Lit the face Of woman"
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~Alan-RssIdanf Nntlna

No. 4S2. In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Teunessee-Thomas Fen.
neF. Henry Bennett and ID. W. Bowman
firm OF Fennef, Bsnne & Bowman. vs.
Geo. Il. Robinson. James ID. Rufin ct al.
Happening from bill duly sworn to In this
Il ca1se thaB the defendant, Geo. r. Robin
son, Is a nonresident OF the state of Ten
nessees lt
1t Ii therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he Q his appearances herein,
at the court-house OF the Second
ph1E, Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon
day in January, 1871, and plead, an.
swer OF demur TO com~plainants' bill. or
the same VIII be AIKEN for confessed "a TO
him. and set for hearing exparte, and that q
COPY of this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis AP.
PEAL This 2 DAY OF November, lE1.
A eopy-attest.
NJ. q. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By BELoaERs Deputy @. and N.
.hsbes d Jackson Soils vOr com pits. nfo3ri
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Notice.


state OF Ter nsssee lee
County of Shelby, - n
n orIeinal attachment having been q 81
N out on Rfbdayi made n bond given, as
In sUch cassk provided by law BY 3 Ham
as a non-restdsnt OF the State OF essee
and q citizen Of Arkansass q said attach
msnt having heeni IeYted by garntshment
and reeurned by a proper oloeeri
1t Is therefore ordered, That D. O. Hale dc
maize hia appearance before me, 7. IA titles,
Justice OF tie Eeace, on saturday the 18th Of
November, 1871, at 10 o'clock Inn, to plead
or answer to said attachmenti q II Is FUR
Their ordered thst this order be published
In the Memphis APPEAL SDcea week 1oR four
oaIRWed ....r.uur TAA l. GlLlS. J.P.
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PLANTAuQN F0R SALE 8.
On the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road, as Alden Station, IA miles
from MemDhia. -E1

Oh tue mlsAAnshppA aA0. LeEuesoeT RaAA-
read, az Alden Station, IA miles
from Memphis.
THE undersigned offers for sale the plzce
L on which he resides, being on the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad. west, a. Al
den Station, DeSoto count -Mtss eOntain-
ing about lS acres nearly al choice land,
with 100 TO 140 acres cleared, a portion being
cane-bottom land. The station Is but three
minute walk from the residence. b cars
sop morning and evening, going to and re-
turning from Memphis after business houEas
The improvements area one-story frame
house., ldouble cabin styleD with an outside
sleeping apartment; a4larRe, new, superb
clubhouse and HxtHres in good running or
der; Quarters for4abOrers, etc. Toe rich
ita pleasant and healthy situation. combined
with its rare railroad convenienoes, makE it
Ons OF the most destrableand valuables h1stf
farms to % found fer sale. I viii sell one
hundred acres wiki the improvements or
l85 acres, aE may suit, or IS acres fronting
the station no IMPROVEMENTS, but having q
handsome front building site. For urtner
particulars or terms inquire Of Vance q An
derron, attorneys, Memphis, or TO uldeT-
signed. on premises Ny postonce is Horn
~ Miss [d&Wf e. s LATHAM.
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AND LITTLE BOOK BAIL
ROAD-PIHE BLUFF BRAECH.
NOTICE 10

nlDs will be received by this Company, at
d their ONCE, in Little Rock, Ark, for ~
DAYS. for building the PINE BLUE
BRANCH, rom Dsyal1's Bfun 20 Pine Blum,
ARK, 3 distance of about 50 miles. a worz
10 coHsisS OF grading. bridging and furnish
ing crossties. A party Of engineers are now
IN the neId locating said line, ana prOhle,
specidcations, ETC., VIII be ready FOR exam
inatton at earliest day possible.
Bids should be addressed to the under
signed, at Little Rock, Ark the Company
rsserVing the right TO reject al bids.
BY order Of the President.
A. 6. LIVERMORE,
General superintendent.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON-
"A tanning SD acrea-4W cleared, being al
fresh and ffefs There are on this land, 8
frame GUS with four rooms,a and Al neees'
sary plRntatioB buildings. with agood sup.
ply. Of nne water and q superb range Ioi
stock. This land lies 81 miles West o. Nes.
rom Memphis Lccation healthy and lenc,
Inc good. WEI BE- sold IN q body OF atvleee
70 sur ~purenaser3s Terms easy 1or pnrenss'
ers. Address the underat9neds tAernanco
MIaa lnnIl - IA6- ~ IA1l.