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tuesday. January 9, 1872,

lano
Being part of entry No. 81, for 1876 acres, in
Inc Nance OF Edward Cherry, dated on the 5tn
day of April, 1874, b ounued az oIlows: Be-
ginning al the northwest corner Of said en-
try, at q stake "a links south of a sweet gum
marked 81 thence east 80 chains and 20 link
10 q stake In Fish Lake., from which south
o. west "a links to q locust marked L; thence
south "A chains and IS links TO 3 stake, from
which north 4G' 45 east 40 links white oak
marked 7; thence east 1 chain and IS links to
q stake, from VII ich north sc 30 west 81 links,
a oox elder marked W thence south IA chains
and II inks TO 8 stake, from which south $50
Sg west "a links, an elm marked Z y; III ence
Is chains and 20 links to a small blackberry
marked b thGnoe south q chains to q or AXE
on the oank OF Purcell Chute, near q COT ton
wood marked 7; themes mp sad chute = lth
the old banks or meanders thereof north So
w west $3.50 chains north, 67' west, 4l2 chains
north, " 40 west. II chatus noItn % west, IL
chsiEs north 77o SO west 5ST chains TO q sake
4 links west of a cotton wood marked W;
thence north "a chains and oolinka TO q stake
Is links e. e an elm marked W; thence W. l5
% chains to q stake; thence N. y chains and
LINKS 70 the Beginning, containing li5 acres,
ana lying ana being on Island no. 40, in Bhel
by county, Tennessee.
Terms OF Sale-On q credit of seven monfhs.
IN purchaser ~ecuti q note with ap
proved security Tor the purchase money;a
lien Will be retained on the land. EonitY of
demption forever barred.
JAMBS REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. a CULLEN, D. @.
Randolph, hammond d Jordon, Sc Is. for
compIAInanH- dHsat
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d virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10
AZ william A Blythe BY James Wicker
snam TN February u6z, recorded IN the
Registers ONCE Of 3 eiby county, Tennessee
IN BOOB -, pages SS3, 81, Is, and an order
made Dy the law aide OF The COMMON Law
and Chsneery Court OF Memphis az IL Otto
gSr term, L6o, appointing me Trustee, vice
NLusm Blythe, deceased and further ~
virtue OF 8 Judgment rsnGersd In the So
PIsmS Court OF Tennessee, al It's April term
16ll, In the case OF James WtcksrsnAm vs..
Siies AerlWether Of AL viii, Al IL O'CLOCK
am, on
friday, 3eth Deeembsr, IszI.
sell In uont OF the COunEy Nourt 6uiidinr.
emphtB 81 public sale, 70 the hfEnEsI bil.
qer, Ior easks the PrI perry desedbed In Aald
DEED Of Trust - the north hall or parf OF
Lot No . OF Milton A. Ksrr's HuDdiytsIon 81
James r. HaIdaNays country lot in Mem
Pnls, being that part OF snbdfVtded lot No. Z.
ncloseo and lying between court street and
flgson koost road street, fronting 81 leet On
eaen street, and extending ABOUT 10 nom
one street 70 the other, GA which are two
framed houses" The right OF REDEEM ptiou "a
WaITsd. The title IL oelisVed 70 be pnena
combered, except for back taxes, bat l con-
Vey only as trustee.
uO2 tdsi NILES MERIW Trusfsa
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IN~oa-RssIdsut Eotlca

No. Az In the Second ChaDcery Court OF
Shelby county, Demonstrations Fen.
neT, Henry Bennett and d. ". Bowman,
6rm OF FenneT, Bennett q Bowman, VS..
Geo. K. Robinson. James ID. Rumn ct al.
II appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
l. cause thai the defendant, Geo. r. Robin
son, is q nonresident of the state OF Ten.
nessee:
It il therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance herein,
at the courthouse of the Second Chancery
phts, Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon.
day in January, BZ2, and plead, an
swer or demur to c-omplatnants' bill, OF
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing exparte, and that s
copy Of this order be published once s week
for Jour successive weeks In the Memphis Ar.
IA This Cd Jay Of November, ISL.
A copy-atteets
MI. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @, BKLOHER. Deputy Q. and N,
ksteE q Jsck son role -oT cCmplts. nfo2ri
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ThurtdaY, Isnuary 4, 1872,

between the hours OF IL m. and 2 p N.
the following descr bed property, situated in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nersee, to wiz The western half of a certain
lot OF grouvd in s I'D city, lying on me sonth
tide OF PoDlar street, and fronting atty feet
on the same, and extending back south
wardiy between parallel lines one hundred
sIIey. be funded east by the Kennedy lot asd
wesI by Noses Levy, including the improve.
ments thereon, which will be sold in such a
the two tenements the dividing inc ) etween
the two lots.
TEENS uF SALE-One half cash. balance IL
SIX months, wi "a notes and surety; lien re-
tanned 20 secure the came, etc.
EDMOND a. COLE, @ and M,
w q sNanhans ALtOrnaY. Gelltda
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in Coahoma county, Mississippi, containing
as acres of the best Bottom Land, IN q hlgn
state Of cultivation, and situated In an ex-
cellent neighDorhOod.
The place has on it a comfortable dwelling,
nlantv of uEh0uses and
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Attachment Nnfira

Baker & Monshsn VS.. Lewis Moore.
A TTAChMEHT having been sued out in
n the above entitled cause, on the ground
tina the -def5Eoan has remOyed from the
Ssate OF Tennessee, and the same having
been returned ~ the proper Cfhcer, levied,
etc +; the defendant, Lewis Moo e, will Iake
notice that said suit is set for trial on Satur-
day, the I'D day of Dec mber, K7i, at the
Office OF Tom Roleman, Jr, J. P, Oakvi1e,
rneifth Civil District, Shelby county, Tenn,
fendant viii appear audd defend sad suit, or
the same viii be proceeded with exparte; u
is fuTtt er ordered, that this nOtice be pub
nshed in the Memphis Appeal once sWeek
for Jour weeks. This November Is, 1871.
dIA TIM TOM In i p
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Saturday, pecsnhs,. q. 1871.

real estate, to-wit:
Tne one half OF the lot, situated between
Mulberry mo 81 Martin streets. in me city
Of Memphis, win a froyIt of so feet on each
PM as lot NO. 3, In block "a; the nalf to be
soia being Inc half fronting on ST. Merlin
parallel lines, whiop will be Sold in two lofs
of TX fest. P
TERAs OF LE--One third cash; balance
on 2 credit of six, twelve, elgnteen and
tWenty Ioor months from the day OF sale:
n0Ses WHO securities taken, and lien retained
vember q, 1871.
ND I; STEWART. Clerk and Master.
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Attachment Notice.
James Brown vs.. Harris Rhodes.

James Brown vs. Harris Rhodes.
DEFORE JAMES HALL, q Justice OF the
ID Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee. In
THU case an atfschm emit having been sued
cut by the plaintin against the defendant
under section 1856 of The code, and the same
having been duly returned into Court levied
by punishment upon the money or property
OF the defendant In the n of one John
Binyon, and he having that he
hel1 suo money or property OF the defend
ant, and af1dsvlt having been made that the
defendant is justly indebted 70 the plaintin,
evidenced by account, in the sum O. one
hundred and eighty dollars and interest, and
thai the defendant Is 3 nonresident OF the
State OF the Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered by the Court, That
thedefendant. Harris Rhodes appear before
me, at my efice. in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on the 9th day Of January, ls72 al 10
O'Clock am, and defend the same or the suit
Will be proceeded with PAT e; 1t is further
ordered, that this publication be made in the
Memphis Daily Appeal, a newspaper pub
lished IN the city of Memphis, for four con.
secutive weeks nom this date the LIST
day OF December, ls7l.
r. Hutchinson, Atty for PHI de2 sat
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Msndsy, DeCsmbsr 10. 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
real estate, to wit: Being country los num-
plat of said land, registered in the ONCE of
the Register of Shelby county, BOOK St, part
l, page 81; lot NO. =, containing ven
eigh y-fouF-one hundredths go s4-lOO) acres;
lot No 3, containing eighty six sixty-nine-
one hundredJhs $50 6s-O0) acres, and lot Nc. 4,
containing seventy .dve forty three one hun
diedIhs as 43 100 acres, on the Mlssis Appt
river near heppatoe's Point, in the coaRty
Of She. by, Stale of Tennessee The land viii
be sold In the lots now laid of on the plat
above referred 20.
TERMS OF SALOON a credit Of six and
twelve months; purchaser executing their
notes with sOod security, bearing interest
f. ON date; q lien being also reserved on The
land as additional security.
This November q, 1871.
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes q Poston, and n. Clay King, So
ncitors. ID tbs
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AM for DWues,

No. as. Rim the First Chancery court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-ularS Davis Va.
John A. Davta.
that the ~osfendant, 10 N A. Davis, Is q
citizen OF Pennsy fvania, and . Nonresident
OF the state OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
pearance herein, at TIM courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the Inst
Monday IN February, 1877. and plead, answer
or demur to compIatnant's bill, OF the sama
VIII De taken for confessed as TO him, and
set for hearing exparts; and hat q copy o.
this order be published once 3 week, for o
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A copy-AfSest.
EbMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By &. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and master
Robk seaE0T, Sol tpE eompFk an
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Iussdax. the 2sth pscamhsr. lszL,

Between 10 O'Clock Am. and 2 O'Clock p.m-, At
the southwest corner Of the Intersection Of
AAin and Madison Streets, In the city of
Memphis proceed to sell. for cash, TO the
highssta q Dest bidder, the following lot or
parcel of ma, lying In SAID city OF Memphis,
and desert 20 a. follows, viz: Beginning az
8 point on the north side Of Adam street
extended lex feet from q. w. Cheeks south
asJ corner; thence westWardlY along the
north side of Adams street w teet, more or
less, TO a STAKE; tnence nOrLnwardly BSA
feet to the south line OF Washington street;
thence eastwardIy along the south line OF
Washington street TX feet TO q stakei thence
southWsrdly S12H feet, more or less 70 the
b~eginning;" being part OF country lot NO.
496, and the other parcel of ground conveyed
by John W. Walker TO Martin and E. 2. Walt
b. deed dated October u, b6e, and by Aarttn
walt to & P. Walt by deed dated Noyember
q, IS6e, and registered in Book No. % page
sd. to which reference Is made. Inc light or
guilty Of redemption Is expressly waived in
said Trust Deed, and the title 70 the property
Is believed to be coed, but ! VIII only sal
and onvey as trustee.
dag GRIFFIN, Trustee, etc
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B-ArCHEIORS HARD III.

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does not contain a particle of lead or injuri.
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N~nn-Rasldant Natica.


No. Isl, r. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby County -Riei Johnson, Admir- OF
Samuel Miller, deceased, VS.. Josephine Al
bert and Others
IT appearing from afidavit IN this cause
L that the defenuants, Rebecca Tate, Ann
Pefsey and lane jerks, hslf-sislers OF sam.
uel Miller, deceased, plaintiffs mtsstate, hav.
tng husbands, whose names are unknown,
and John Miller, half-brother OF the said
samuel Miller, deceased, and other persons,
whose names are unk known, are heiTs at-lsw
of the estate OF the aforesaid Samuel Miller,
deceased, n that all Of their residences are
unknown:
1t 10 therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance.hereID, at b Circuit Court
houee in the cts OF Memphis, Tenn, on the
fourth MQedsy in January, ls72, ana plead,
answe r orGemur TO oomplainants' bill filed
herein against them rs h~eirs-at-law of said
samuel Miller, deceased, to sell real estate to
pay debts, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and set for hearing eXparte;
n that a cOpy OF this order be published
onos 3 week, Tor four suce. ssive weeks In
the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once, this 18th day Of December, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B.. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Walker q HOrrigsn, Soils. for COMPLAIN
ants. dl4 thu
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AdmInIsfratnr,a Nntlna.

THE undersigned having qualified as adj
miDtstratOr of the estate OF A Ia White
sides, deceased. notice Is hereby given 10 AL
persons who have AM claims against the
estate OF the said decedent 70 appear and ale
the same, authenticated in the name pre-
scriDed by law, on or against the I'D day Of
MRren. AID, Is5l, or the same viii be barred
GEORGE Z. IRWIN, Administration.
Memphis, November 2. 81 Eo6 SAT-
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

No. IS, R. Descend Chaneery Court-Thos.
q. Neal ct al vs.. K. J. B. L. VIM ct al.
- By virtue Of . consent decree OF the
Second Chancery Conrt OF Shelby county, en-.
door, on Second street, Memphis, onsr at
vrnh1fr .aTa IN
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Coed Clubhouse and Prsss.

Persons Wishing TO rent would do well to
with the undersigned at Mem.
phfs, at A. Roach & Co g, or see him in per-
son at Friars Point, on the 18th of December,
instant, at which time IL Will be rented at
publlo cutlery. Information in regard 10 said
place, etc, can be obtained also from ]. w.
ha11neWs, attorney at Frlar's toin , Miss.
JOHN A. KIRBY,
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SINGLE TICKETS, SIS EACH.
NO PoSTPoNEMENTI

Commissioners and Supervisors Of Drawing
GKE. A. B. WRIGHT, of Georgia.
GKE.B BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON, Of Virginia.
Col. B. H. RUTLEDGE, o.. South Carolina.
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, OF New York.
Great Inducements and reduction in price
of Tick cts 10 Clubs
Remittances can be made to us, and the
tickets win be sent by return mail by
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d CO.,
Charleston, g. O., or cur Agents.
GEN. M. c. BUTLER JOHN CHADWICK.
H M. W. GARY.
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Cotton.

The market not only lost in tOn to-day, but
was on al least &c on all but the brightest
cotton, which, owing T.. light receipts, are
held al fall figures. The downward course in
New York caused the dull market here, and
buyers, except two or three, were not in the
market. They were not even round 70 see
opened. "unofieiAl," at Zoe for middling; at II
m, official" 2Oc, and closed at 1910; a &c Oh
nom the closing quotation the evepins be
fore. Liverpool was quiet and unchanged.
The net receipts al all the ports which seem 70
excite The greatest interest, and upon which
quotations are principally, based have
bales. This is some 500 bales in ex-
css OF last Week. Admit. and T. is 10
claimed, that the net receipts at all the ports
has Deen Ice cause OF the fluctuations aud
the dec Inc. OF 10 osy, we must take into
confederation three facIs IN this connection:
first that the weather me past week has
been fair and beautiful, affOrding a faVorable
opportunity Tor sh1ppiRg and transporting
cotton; second, that ths present prices are
higher than or years at this time Of the sea
son, and. lastly, the holidays are upo as.
1aAing these Into consideration, IL Is reason
EDle 20 suppose, ano not at ali uni oked for,
That receipts would be in excess OF the
week previous, when snow, severe cold
weather, rain and mud ruled supreme. At
this POri, up 70 this date, the receipts are
short about 2S,&3 bales, n short fer
the week, 1872 bales The net receipts up to
GaJe al al the ports, as compared with last
year at this date, show q deficit Of about 500
bales. As We view the situation, we cannot
see any perinRnency in the decline, based
upon receipts; and SO long as the active de-
Inand continues, on light receipts, compare
lively, 50 Ion VIII cotton rule at a high inquire.
the transactions to-day were: ~ low
middnng- NS54c; "A strict middling, 2O4c; As
good ordtnafy, lsci % low mlddllng, .1gci ~
slrlct ondlnaryt ll1sci loWAlddlngs lStsci D
low mid1llng, ls2zci Slow middling, 1870; 10
good ordinary, rTZc; s bright middIlng as re-
Portedl lsAe; SOmiddling, 1879; ~ low mid
ding is ~ middling, ly14c; % middliDg, 1870.
100 good ordinary and low mtddhng, ls14 TO lSc;
: low middling, Ice.
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FIEAEGE AEB TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
FRIDAY, Dec Is, l6L 4


Except the fact that money IS somewhat
"tgnt:' u circles were void Of
special Interest There was a fair counter
business throughout banking hours. The re
cent breaking Of the several banks East, as
repOr ed, does not effect banks or banker
here, as we learn there exists no ~pecuniary III
terests. These reports may prove unfOunded
or exaggerated. Gold is down lower than al
any time since early in 1852. OF this Low rate
for gold, says The Brooklyn Eagle, will induce
excessive Importation, ON the stock OF goods
now In the country Will be largely increased,
CONES, gold VIII be 10 demand for shipment
Although the premium has touched the pres
ent low ngure-the lowest In nj e years and
q half-tho public must not expect that il will
haps widely, in obedience 20 the law OF sup
ply and demand, ana though we may not see
gold al n3 again, IL Il by no means probable
That II Wall 10 to lOs this winter. Il Is expected
that the secretary viii within a few days call
Tor the " per cent. gold subscriptions made by
or through the natlOual banks 70 the new 5pe
cent. loan, limitations TO this effect having
bee given from Washington. This Is TO be
followed some lime during the month by a
call for the remaining 80 er cent The amount
OF cash subscriptions in this couatry we esti-
male al about sl5100,uOQ. The treasury Is in
possession Of The exact amount but has never
Money, however. Is i supply sunieient for
all legitimate demanL Rates remain at iOGl2
per cent per snnum. Curb-sIOne trausaei0ns
were lev aud FAR between.
The demand Tor exchange was not so active
to-day. Ihe was liberal. Rates re-
main At @s9%c- buying and &c. discount sell
ing.
Gold offerings were light, scarcely equal 10
the demand Brokers PSy l19lOsI, within q
fracLICn Of New YORK
In local stocks, etc, there was but q Light
mHrkeL There Is q constant inquiry, how
ever, concerning certain stocks which have
been on tue boards, 20 70 speak, OF Late but no
transa tons Of note. Memphis and Charles
ton railroad stock IS held firmly at 45g5Oci
County wsruaus at 55zgg5c. City securities.
currency bOgus, 6Jc; gold issue, b3968c. Mis-
alEslppi auditors warrants, sc; AlcOrn money
Hc. Arkans s levee bonds were dull at sc
and dJu 5tful AZ 25c. Memphis and L1tue Rock
railroad stock, l2c,
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 10, R-FfrEt ChancsTy Court OF Shelby
bons non OF the estate OF Thomas B. Crsn-
shaw. deceased ct Al " W. q. Rataey, Ad-
m1nistrator Of H Stark, deceased, ct al.
ny virtue OF an 1ntsrIocutory decree ioT
~ safe entered In tbs above cause, November
Il tGl, wiz sell st public auction. 70 the
highest bidder, IN ron OF the Clerk and
Matters once, GreeDlaw block, second
street.. In The city Of Aemphia. Tenn. on
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
vi MEMPHIS, TENN, November ?, I7I.
In accol dance with the provisions OF Sectfon
" OF the CITY Charter, the foilowing-named
by the Board OF Aldermen 81 Ward Registers,
for the purpose OF carrying said section into
execution. Their Offices will be opened at
places named below, on. MONDAY, the 9th
inst. al IL O'Clock N , and remain open until
Wednesday, the Ath December al which
time registration viii cease. Citizens VIII
taks notice that ali parties desiring 70 vote
Al this municipal election are required % be
registered in tue ward in which they reside.
Certificates heretofore issued viii not be re-
cognized at tins ens1tng else Ion.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
WARD REGIaHERs-FIrst Ward
owen Daily, REGISTER. ONCE, No.. - Front
corner Of Commerce.
second ward.
Z. Townsend, Register. once, No. 81 Pop
lar, corner second.
Third Ward.
Thomas P. Adams, Register. once, No. I9s
second staeet, corner OF washington.
Fourth Ward.
John q Lanier, Register. once, NO. 2Se
Second street.
FInh ward.
a. n. D~rOesher. Regis Ct. once, Nc. Ss
second street, corner OF Union.
Sixth Ward.
james BANKS, Register. once, No. 50z Main
street. corner OF POnt0tOc.
Seventh Ward
A. J. Ferguson, Register. once, No. III
Besle street, upstairs, Ferguson Block.
Eighth Ward
D. Pants, Register. ONCE, No. IA Poplar
street, Opposite the Market,
Ninth Ward.
]. D. Danbury, Register. ONCE, corner Of
Fourth and Auction.
Tenth Ward.
Michael Dea, Register. ONCE, corner OF
Nam and Calhoun streets; and for the con
venienee of IL e citizens living in the eastern
portion OF the ward, his office viii be at Cen
ira Point nom aOnoay, the 18th Lecsmber
- Z. - :. -
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On Monday, the 18th day of January, 1872

the real estate mentioned and described in
the ~pleadtngs as fullows: 81 uatsd IN the
city Of Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee,
on the east side of aain street, and dssig-
mated on the map of said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos I and s, in block No. So, being part
OF original county lot 20 4S4. sub-dfV1oed
and partitioo ed among the he'll 9 Of Jos pm
h Talbot, deceased, by decree OF the com.
mon law court of the city of Memphis, and
numbered IN said plan OF partit on and divi-
sion as lots NOS lands each fronting 2I i go
ieet on Main street, and running back east
wAruly lfSH feet to an alley. Said lots Nos 7
and 8 constitute the northern portion Of the
block o. outidipg s GnoWn a. tn Provfne
Block, together with all the improvements
and sppurtensnce' th-rfto b-lon ging.
Said lots Will be Sold separately.
Terms Of S~ale-rtx, tSefVe and eighteen rs,
u 49, months credit purchasers giving
notes Wit approved security, and lien re-
tanned upon the roper Tor pay Of b
purchase money. kquity Of redemption
barred. Sale WI hin legal hours.
December Is, 1871
JOHN Il. FhEENAN, Clerk.
Estes a jackson SOLICITOR decl5tds
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Saturday; January 10, 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: situated, lying and being
in the county OF Shelby, State OF Tennessee,
to -wit: Lying Immediately south of n ad-
ioining the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road on which 3 A. MeechRm now resides,
ounde on the east by the lands of BEDFORD
south by the 0ibson tract, west by those OF
]. stout and north by the Memphis aud
Charleston railroad and the lands Of Per-
kiDs, containing two hundred and thirty
(lS0) acree, lust east OF Forrest Hill.
Terms Of sale-One-thiTd cash, balance in
ons and Two years, notes bearing interest,
Lien retained TO secure the deferred pay
ments.
hi the above described land viii be offered
q private sale until the date aforesaid, at
my ONCE, upon the same terms, n 1 viii
sell the whole tract OF VIII sell the
IS acres on the western end, or 80
acres on the east srn end tc suit wishes of
purchasers Plans of the subdivision with
Surveys thereof, may be seen at my OH q,
and If not SOLD at private sale, the same VIII
be offered at public sale as ABOVE.
This December IL, Ell.
NJ. d, L. STEWART, Clerk n Master.
&. W EiUtpy. Solicitor. declStds