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PETITIONS FOR RCoRPOsATlOk
Petition To Amend ChaFtgr.

No S5S, R-First Chaneery Court OF shelby
county.
WHEREAS, the Southern Life Insurance
w Company composed Of e.. W. AcCaru,
ID. r Dewey, W 81. Dedrick, F. s. Davis,
Charles NorthEOp, l.. B. Hatch, II a. DO5bs
and Thomas A Kerehsyal, original inc0rpC-
ratOrs, have fled = petition in said Court,
praying an amendment to the CHARTER grant
ed them by an act Of the Legislature Of ZEN
nessee. Of date May q, lse5 tby which said
company was authorized to car = On q lie
assurance business, etc.,l IN this tnal the rs
cal year Of said company be changed from
the first day Of July, TO n on the
Of December OF each year hereafter; also,
that the holding OF only S5O,O00 worth Of real
estate be changed to CO., and thai here
after said company be allowed TO purchase
and hold real estate TO the amOunt OF 5000,
which said Is asked By the d.
rectiOn Of the stockholders Of said company.
as per their action at a messing, held b. tnem
in Memphis on the 4th day Of July, 1877
1t Is therefore ordered, Ia All parsons
desiring such do make their Rppe2EaE c.
herein, at the Courthouse OF SAID Court, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on CT before The
first Monday IN October, 1871, and SHOW Cause,
II any they have, way said amendment
should not be granted, as prayedloE, or that
the same VIII be heard and proceeded with
expsrte; and that a copy OF this order be
published for thirty days In the Memphis
Appeal. This July "a, ISL.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy c. and A.
Y. W. Frazer, Solicitor. w
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Attachment Nnfiea

Jno. J. Gibson, plaintiff, vs.. o. B. Skinner
Manager Of the South Shore Line,'f de-
sndRnt.
I this cause IL appeaTing from the af1dav1;
4 OF the plaintiff, that o. B. Skinner, Man.
ager Of the o Shore Ltn6," is 8 non
resident of the State of Tennessee, $50 tina
tbs ordinary process OF law cannot be served
on HIM., and that b defendant is justly in.
deb Jed to him in the sum of one hundred and
ninety-two dollars and ten cents (Sl92 l0l, due
by account which Is just and unpaid, which
has been returned by b proper ofacer
levied, etc.
1t is therefore ordered, that publication be
made In the Memphis Appeal. q newspaper
published in the city of Memphis, for fouI
consecutive weeks, commanding the said
nonresident 10 appear before me
at my office, at Memphis, Tenn, on hi 18th
day OF July, 1871, at Il O'Clock m, and defend
the same, or the same viii be proceeded with
eXpaFte. JAMES - j. p,
I'll Tor 2halhE nnnn1N anh GtaLa ~ Earnas.oa
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I~ann-Rasldant NniIca

No. 3H.-ln the Second Chancery Court q
Shelby County, Tennessee August Berton
vs.. Henry U. Clarke and John CLARKE.
IT appearing from the bin, which is sworn
i to in this cause, that the defendants,
Henry Q. Clarke and John Clarke are non
residents OF the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
Chsncery Court. IN the city OF Mem
phts, Tennessee, on or before the nfst
Monday in October, 1877, and plead, answer
or dsmur to complainantB bill, or the
same viii be taken tor confessed as 70 them,
and set for bearing expart9, and that 9 copy
of this order be published on 2 q week toT
four successive weeks in the AempnAS APP
peal. This 18th July, E7L
II. 1. STEWART, CLERK and Master
BY GEO MALLERx, Deputy y. n NJ
nW Rrayar Sol. for GomplHG, fvAt thu
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Friday, Auaast Is, 1871

Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wtt:
A certain lot or tract OF land lying and be.
ing In the city Of Memphis, county OF Shelby
and State of Tennessee: BeQinpiuq At the
northeast corner of 8chlaekerS lot on Hupert
street and running thence north a feet;
thence east one hundred and fifty feet
thence south fOrfy-tWO 1851 feet: thence west
one hundred and dfty f1s0l feet 70 the place
of beginning; together with ali the Improve
ments thereon, and the or interest
of defendants In a certain spring east OF said
lot.
TERMS OF SALR.-On 8 credit OF seven Ia
months; purchaser to execute note, With APP
proved security lien retained IS further Sc
EDMUND a. COLE, CLERK and MASTER.
T. 8 Edeingfon. Attorney. ty2s
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY BALL, |
WI MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, 1871. !
HB In accordance with the provisions of
the above Ordinance, an election will be held
in all the wards OF the city OF Memphis, on
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August 2, 1871,
HrlT ETUT
N

The money market ruled quiet, with
little animation exhibited in financial
circles. The banks report money easy
with sufficient of currency on hand 70
supply the demand. UnexceptlonaDle
paper is being taken at the banks
for short time at 10al2 per CENT. per
snnum, though bankers are
their accommodations to regular Gus
TONERS.
Frchaaoe-Is easier and nominal.
Among bankers, the ruling rate on
Eastern exchange is 81 % per $1,000;
counter rates are premium selling.
Colds in light demand, with few
transactions, buying at 1ll3 sndselling
Local Sec1rities-Are in good
request. County warrants buy
ing at S5sS6c, and sold by brokers
at s7taSSc. City past due cou-
pons and floating Indebtedness buy
ing at S6aS7 and selling at 7SaSO.
Tennessee money, old issue, buying at
IS and selling at 80 We learn OF one
sale to a broker of $1,000 at ISL. City
bonds, Memphis skies, gold bearing
are in active demand at 64a642, and
held by dealers at 65a66c. Currency
bonds are held 81 to 80. Arkansas
Ievee bonds are in good demand, with
holders asking 39a40. We note a sale
of $50, 600 by a broker at 80; the above
sale were bonds that were held in Lit
tie Rock. There are few on the mar
ket and holders + not willing to re-
alize at less than 40, though brokers are
not disposed to give over 37sSS. Ar
kansas bonds, hves, new, buying at 81
a66; skies, 5ja57; sevens, 52a64;
Fights, 74s77. Mississippi warrants
are quoted at 70a75. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock
is steady, buying at S6a36s
and selling at 57a374; LIST mortgage
bonds. S5aS6; I'd do 79aS0. Mississippi
Central railroad shares are l9al93;
Tor LIST mortgage bonds dealers re-
port SASS as the buying and selling
rates; ID do 75a76. Mississippi M
Tennessee railrOrd shares are
l9a20; lst mortgages, S44aS6; I'd do
74a75; consolidated s per CENTS, ia
IS. Memphis and Little Rock rail
road shares are nOminally l5a20; do
lst mortgages, 75a76. Mobile and Ohio
railroad sterling bonds are quoted S62
ass buying and selling; do eX-certs, 81
ASP; do s. int, 81; do I'd, 6Ia6o. Selma
and Meridian LIST mortgages are 66a67.
Memphis and Ohio shares are 19a194;
Ist mortgages at 7Sa80; ID do 64a65.
Alabama IS are nOminally 69a
20 do SIS, 1Ola10S. Missouri Is
are quoted at 94s95. Nashville IS,
59a6O. Insurance and bank stocks are
quiet. Merchants Insurance stock,
59a6O. Planters, 42a43. Peoples, "a
ass. Mississippi Valley, 80a3l. Her
nandO, 64a65.
BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 2, 2:l5 p.m.-GOv-
are unchanged active and
ssesdy. Sterling steady at ITO. One per
cant. paid for carrying gold. Money mar
Let unchanged.
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EDUCATIONAL.
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE

A Boarding and Day 6eEH00A for Y0une
Ladies', ~ Miles s0utaRease Of
Memphis, Tenn.
INCORPORATED WITH CoLLEGIATE
Il Powers and Privileges by the Legtslature
of the State.
Course Of study Comprehensive n THOR.
ough.
Instruction given DAILY by twelve Paoles.
sors and eachers in sIl the English Branch
es, Ancient and Modern Languages, faWtn
Painting, Wax, Fruit and Flowers, Orna-
mental Needle Work, etc,
Superior advantages for MUSIC, Instru-
mental and Vocal.
Location, Buildings M general School
Advantages, every way superior.
Eg- The FAN Session will open the SECOND
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For eatalogues, circulars or other informa-
tiOn, ADDRESS REV. {. COLLINS, DID, Pres't.
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Attachment knflna.

No. eO0A.D-In the First Circuit Court of SheI-
by County, 'cennsssee.-O. W. Frazer VS.
Carson & Burke.
IN this cause an having been
sued out, under section S455 of the Code,
and returned into court, levied upOn the real
estate of defendant, James Carson, and afida-
Wit having been made that the deiendan is
indebted to plaintiff in the sum OF about 1855
by judgment in favOr of McCOmbs q Co., and
that the defendants are non-residents OF the
state OF Tennessee.
Tits therefore ordered, That they make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the First Circuit Court of Shelby
County, at TIE Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, on the third Monday
in September mex and defend said at
taehment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same viii be proceeded
with sXpRrte, and that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at o11ce, his IIth day Of July, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B.. f CoLEAGAE, Deputy Clerk.
G. ". Frazer, ATTY for Plf. jylS tn
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TUESDAY,, AUGUST Is, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property. to-Wit:
A certain parcel of land situated in the city
Of Memphis, Shelby comfy, Tennessee,
known and designated on the plan Of said
city as tie part Of lot 324; beginning
at the southwest corner of lot 3A, on the east
side OF Second street, n fronting the same
and an alley; running thence east with said
alley I148% feetl one hundred and forty eight
feet and six inches to the southeast corner OF
said lots to an alley; theme with the west
side of said lot ASK feetl forty. eight feet six
inches TO a stake; thence west to said Second
\ street ll481sl one hundred and forty-eight feet
six inches; thence south with Second street
to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haIf lkl cash; bal.
ance In two equal instruments, due in six
and twelve m~onths-for which deferred pay.
ments the purchaser shall execute notes
with approved security. Lien to be retained
TIL same are paid.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Wilson 8 Beard, and mo- q. Ffnnte. AttIY's
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r WILL rive one hundred dollars sars-
4 ward, 70 any one who VIII captare and
place In custody where j can secure, one
WILLIAM WOLF 1oEWM. JACK Hsrnur-
dsrer of 6Ftou BuEchett, at AaSOnB gspDt.
last winter. SAID Wolf b about Eve feet four
inches IN high, OF German birth, speaks
English badly. and Of bad eountenance,
Said Vol escaped fom the ial o. T5pton
count on the night Of the I'd july, ETL
ZEN. =. LOCKE
sasria OF Upton county, Tenn.
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
il Lebanon, Tenn, begins Its next session
the FIRST in SEPTEMBER.
There is an able Faculty; elegant and capa-
cIous buildings; an unequaled retreat for
Study, Health and Moral Tratntngi regular
Church attendance: daily Physical Exercise;
the Delights of q Home, combined with the
instruction of a school,. HB- From the list of
the many patrons of the school, reference Is
3. Greenlaw, of Memphis. For ~eiFculaIs,
with terms, etc. apply to the PrincipaL
N. LAWRENCEL1HDBLEY
P. o. Boz As, Lebanon, Tenn.
TuIv IL 1871 tyi4dAW
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Tarrant's Selt1er AusrIsnt.

the grand prescription of Nature is rendered
universally and instantly available. At
this season, when levers, disorders OF the
stomach and bowels. billions complaints, and
all the diseases which affect the digestive,
Rssimtlattng and secretfve organs are espe-
cially prevalent, the importance of having
this Invaluable Alternative and corrective at
hand in every home, and within reach of all
who travel by land or water, cannot be over
estimated.
~rSOLDB BY ALL DRUGGISTS, iy27 d
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FOR SALE,


FERN ON island 86.
OFFER for sale my farm on Island 80. Mis-
L sissippi river. containing 400 acres, 80 in
cultivatlon-l50 acres in cotton, and 30 in
corn Twelve tenantbouses. one good, COM
Portable log house and out-buildings; gOod
Cotton Gin Grist Mil and Blacksmith Shop
and Tools 1 viii take S35 per acre for crop
and la~nd-One-third cash, the balance one
and two years. The crop cannot be beat in
the State. Inquire on the farm for particu.
Lars [LY2Dl THOS. q. WILLIAMSON.
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Saturday. 18th Day Of August. 1871
CITY ORDINANCE.

Between the hours fixed by law.
iyO JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Zs.-Sscond Chaneery Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee. Petition for Bar
Library Associstion-E- =. Hammond. ".
r, Wilson, David b. POstOn, ]. A. Taylor,
John Z. Earris, Thos. b. Turley, Geo-R-
Phelan, John 5omerTeu, A. NJ. Stephens,
W. W. Mcdowell, e. b. Wyatt, 8. R Gam
mon, Chas. n. Stephens, r. Dudley Fraser,
]. B. woodward, s. p. Walker, D. Myers,
]. 81. Harris Q. ". Miner, L. Y. mcdowell
w. K. POstOn, @. E. Bullock, Geo. Slllnam,
d.. n. Scales, Geo. 7. Dashiel, L. lehman
A. SWingley, ", A. Collier, ss1onS
and Henry +. Dix.
A LII persons are hereby notlnea S1PPs
Ahefcre the second Chaneery 1Sors o
Shelby county, Tenn, on or ostoLs s4o nfSt
Monday in August, D7ls and s1oN oAass
any they have or know OF way lStseLs S4An-
cOrporafion should not issue 70 tos psSb9n-
arS herafn- by the name OF the AemPn lar
T.ih-ar1 AssociatiOn, with me pSNerH q
~nrfvfIesses on q corporate d Aor ths pur-
5ose n securing to themselves q 70 the1T
5se q TsaW Library, 70 be sPt IN the city OF
Hemnbis. In said cOUltyt Win capital
stoek 81 : dollars, to be divided into SHARES
a. dollars sach, and win power 10 or
0anfze- elect officers q make by-laWss
Ehen shares OF said capital stock shall
have been subscribed, as provided b the
act OF Assembly. chapter 81 passed IaRusEJ
IS 1871, and approved annar A,ls7L
NJ D. l. sTEWART, Oefk and Master.
BY Geo. MafleTy, DsputY -lerk and Master,
q. +, DIX and Hnmes Poston. SOL
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Wednesday, 23d DayOf August, 1877,

In front OF the door Of the First Chauesry
Court OF Shelby cOunty, GreenIaW ECcE,
second street, In the city OF Memphis the
folOWiug described land A certain E-aCt o.
land. containing. by estimation, 1U2 acres. iu
district No. 4 Of Shelby county, range 8 aug 9,
section 4, being part Of tract Of laad DO1EGL
Of Rufus Polk, and g small tract IN the n1ElH9
and being the remainder of lands st5er de-
Quoting a certain quantity sold by E. ~ Ran
delphi said tract being particu' arly described
in a title bond nom A. DOWellJO a. n. Doug
lass, bearing date January 1, l07. CcknoWl
edged March q, 1901, and registered in the
Reg steT's Ohica Of shelby county, in Book
No. 30, pages AZ and D8. 70 which reference PSI
here made for 8 full and accurate description
of said land.
Terms Of Eale-Cash.
Equity Of redemption barred. sale within
lawful hours. July Is, lS7l.
John FREEMAN. Clerk.
Estes 4 Tarhsen Solicitors
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of q deed of trust IL
~ me executed by Charles Pfannenstiehl,
on the 81 day of March, 1855, and recorded at
the Registers ONCE of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record book No. So. part second,
pages los, Ice, no and III, 1 VIII on
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hLpVTtos
Memphis and Ohio railroad
COTTON IN NEW YORK.

COTTON IN Z YORK
NEW YORK, August 2, ~ m.-Cotton
market opened dun. Ordinary, l5Ici
Good Ordinary, lie; Low Middling, lSkc;
Middling, I9Zc; Middling Alabama,
Ieze: Middling Orleans, 20Lc; Middling
Texas, 202Ec. Sales, 1900 bales; including
1000 bales in transit. August, lS7-l6;
September, IS 9-l6; october, lSZc.
2:l5 p.m.-COttOn market quiet, but
weak. Middling, 1890. Sales, 1900 bales;
including 1000 bales in transit. Prices
nominal: sales 5000 bales; August, Is 5-l6;
September, IS7Ec; October, Is Bloc; No
vsmber, lSkc. ,
1880 p.m.-COtton market dull and
tending downward nominally 1916.
Sales for export 49 bales; spinners, 400
bales; speculation none; in transit, 100
bales: contracts, 10000 bales. August
Iske: September, 1890; October, No
ysmber and December, lslsc.
OOProE IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, August l, 2 p.m.-Coiton
market is very strong. Sales for the days
1900 cbsles. Middling Uplsnds, fully
SID; Orleans, fully 91sd: Orleans not De-
low Good Ordinary, new crop, Tor Oeto-
Der shipment, csc.
2:3O p.m-COtton closed firm. Sales Tor
the day, 1900 Dales, of which 1000 bales
were Tor speculation and export. Mid
ding Uplands, fully SID; Orleans fully
S1sd.
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FOR SALE,
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
Island, New fork.

IDA CITY is situated on Long Island, s5
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
following terms: Fifty dollars each, on a
credit Of ten years, payable in ten annual In
~stRlments-say IS GO per year on each lot.
The parties owning the above property pro
pose to sell to the Southern people One-hal
OF the lots. say 5000, on the above terms,
without interest. The East Rlver Bridge is
now Ia process of construction. connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New YORK is
situated, with Long Island.
This is a good opportunity for any person
Of this section of country % invest small
sums in the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF ali. Prop
erty on Ions Island will rapidly increase in
pleted.
Map of the City OF Ida can be seen, and full
information given, upon application being
made to ny. FONTAIEE,
Corresponding Secretary,
i've 80 - Madison street.
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WadnasdaY, 2sd pay Of Auuust. IszI,

In 'front.' OF the First ChaDcery Cozrt-ho1ss,
9reenlaW Block. Second street, In b city Of
Memphis, q certain tract OF parcel OF land.
lying and being in Shelby cOunty, IsRnessse,
In the 18TH CIVIL District: Beginning a. a
stake on the corner Of Mosby and COcnrau
avenues running tSSnce south 30 1e9S VII
Mostly avenue 70 q stake, where there g e.
this tine q fenees thence east about 81 4eeti
Gaurrants Line; thence north 800 feet %
Cochran avenue, along with 9auFrants line
from thence west about 81 feet 70 the besin n
n1ngi containing, BY estimation, two acres
being same ana named in e deed OF WI
Porter Trustee TO o Bullock nfr use OF
Eliza e. Porter, Of record in the Register s
omce OF Shelby county aforesaid.
TEHEs OF and twelve moBtha
credit; notes with approved security, and
lien retained upon the land until paTment OF
purchase money. Equity OF redempttOu
barred. SAFE within legal hours. July IT,.
B1. JOHNH FREEMAE, ClerE.
Wescott q Sfahl. Solicitors. yD
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=. BENSON'S
MUSIC HOUSE, Sl7 MAIN ST., MEMPHIS
PRICES OF THE
MASON LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and HamIin
Organ COmpany ave now enabled TO offer
their well known Organs, which are the &C
knowledged tandRrd of excellence among
nstrumen tR of the class, at prices of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore,, alike to all, inVsriable. The
following are Illustrations
COZ
The same, Double %
Five-Octave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented---..-...- $4,000 lO
The same, Double Reed, with kive stops, 10
Forty other styles, up tO.-...--.-...-...--... 1000
Al in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly FIRST
class ia every respect. They Will not make
the so-calIed cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority of their instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge VINO will carefully examine
and compare must perceiye.
Illustrated Catalogues, With Wood cuts
from Photographs ofLhe different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testt-
monIsl Circular will be sent free TO any ad-
dress.
MASON & HA&LIk ORGAN co.
Wsrsroons, SOS s~FOs6Nsy, Nsw Yerk.
mvedAW
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IN SUPREME COURT At JACKSON

No. H3, N. &. D-Alexander Mum vs.. a n,
Douglass ct al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced on the
ID Hth day Of June, 1871. BY ihs Supreme
Court in this cause, I VIII sell, TO The highest
hllHar ON
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GrlplnUIu the Bowels, and wind Collie.
a R0OK FOR THE MILu0N


MARRIAGE a S % tSoss about ut
GUIDE. e GO m mysts Gn she sRR 6yS rsSsia:
fionR of the sexual system, with the latest
dieooveries In producing and preventing Oh
snTing. preserving the complexion, etc.
INNS IA an interesting work of two hundred
and tWenty-fonr pages, with numerous en-.
rawlings and contains valuable
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage: still II is q book that ought 70 be
under lock n key, and not i&ia careasssly
about the house.
Address DE. Bufts' Dispensarys NO. Y N
Eighth street. st Louis, No.
- Aot6os 10 Tie Afflicted ard Uhg0T6a10tes
Before applying 20 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise In public papers, or using any
HQUAoKK peruse Or. Butts work, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
bleyonr condition.
DR.. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his works.
once No. I'm. Eighth street, bet. Market and
hehtnut, II, Louls, No. ts4 De "
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cHANcERY SALE


"
In the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
and others.
by virtue OF a decree OF the Second Chan
- Gerry Court of Shelby county, made in the
above cause, and entered OF record on the
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. In
front OF the entrance 10 the Second Chancery
Courtroom, in the GreenlaW Opera Building.
on Second street, IN the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Wednesday, the 23d Day Of August, 1871,
Within legal hours, the real estate described
in a Deef OF Trust executed by complainant,
T. z. lddlngs, to secure a note therein de-
scrfbed, payaDl by her to defendan An
drew Stewart, which Trust Deed was duly re-
corded in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, tennessee, in Book No. so, part 2,
pages 4l7, as, 4le, May 81, 1857, which said real
estate is described as follows:
Being q part OF original lot No 207, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee: BEGINNING at
the intersection OF the south Side of Ex-
change street with the west side OF the first
alley east Of Main street; thence westWardly
on and with Exchange street 1873 feetl thirty
three feet thence sOuihwardly and parallel
with Main street. l74zl seventy-fOur and one
quarter feet; thence eastwardly and parallel
the alley above mentioned; thence north.
wRfdly with said alley l74H1 seVenty-fOur
and feet TO Exchange street. the
point of beginntng-being the same property
Wright and Charles Kortrecht to Paris Id
dings by deeds, severally recorded in the
Registers office OF said county as follows: In
Book y, PIP I25 and Ia BOOK -, pp. IS and 50,
and Book SIS, page 5G.
Equity OF redemption barred.
Terms of Sale-Cash, and must be compiled
with on thespOt. July p, 1861.
y23 81. D. L. STEWART. Clerk snd Master.
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IN sUPREaE COURT At JACKSON.

No. . N. c. D-John 5. CaybrOok vs.. Eo5r
Wade.
ny VIRTUE OF a decree Of the Supreme
D Court, pronounced in this cause on the
Both day OF April, 1870, and renewed a. the
April term, 1871, on the 9Th cay Of June, 81.
I win sell on the premises, 20 the higEt7r
bidder, on
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FoR RENT.

a. VERA large n very desirable COT
y TON OFFICES 4 The new building.
Nee. s56 aHd $50 Front Street
HWr Also, Stores Nos. s67 and 358 Front
street leach g BY no fset), good location, and
well adapted for produce business.
Rr RentB moderate. Apply to
tyfS STEWART BROS, &GWYHNE.