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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-28

OFFICE Or DAILY APPEAL, Z
MEMPHIs, JGly q, 1871, !
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FINANCIAL.
Monetary affairs remain quiet, with
little spirit eXhited in finances. The
supply of currency on hand is equal
to the demand, though q large amount
is being drawn and forwarded to the
country TO be used in moving the
coming crop of cotton. Commercial
paper, hrst-class, is being discounted
by bankers at l0a12 per cent. short
or street loans rule from DAB per cent.
q month.
"REMINISCENCES, with little max
ing. Buying rates are nominal at par,
and selling at / premium.
GOId.-Steady and quiet, buying at
Ill3aIIIa, and selling at l12all24.
Local SectgitieS.-Are in good de
mand. County warrants r buying
at IS and selling at Sass. The County
Court is receiving and canceling Bar
b0ur Lewis warrants for taxes. The
above warrants r quoted at 75a77.
Tennessee money, old issue, buying
at Sass and selling at 89a90. City past
due coupons and floating indebted
ness buying at 7Sa79. and selling at
S0aSl.
B~Onds.-Memphis skies, gOld-bear-
ing, are in active demand, with few
on the market. Brokers are Offering
63}a64 and asking 642a65. Old bonds,
currency bearing, are firm and IN re-
auest at 57a5S. Paving bonds, or
bonds that mature shortly, are in de-
msnd at 66la67. Arkansas levee
bonds continue in good request at Boa
36I, and held at 81 by brokers. A ne
gotiatiOn is pending for $4,000 OF
the above bonds, which Will in all
probability advance the price to 40.
Arkansas bonds, fives, new, buying at
64a66; skies, 5ja57; sevens, 52a54;
Fights, 74a77. Mississippi warrants
are quoted at 70a75. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock
is steady, buying at S6a364
and selling at S7a373; lst mortgage
bonds, S5aS6; u do 1880. Mississippi
Central railroad shares T l9al93;
for LIST mortgage bonds dealers re-
port Sass AS the buying and selling
rates; ID do 75a76. Mississippi and
Tennessee railrOrd shares are
1920; 1st mortgages, S43aS6; I'd do
74a75: consolidated s per cents, ia
IS. Memphis and Little Rock rail
road shares are nOminally l5a20; do
Ist mortgages, 75a76. Mobile and Ohio
railroad sterling bonds are quoted SCI
ass buying and selling; do eX-certs, 81
aS2; do IS int, 81; do ID, 67a6S. Selma
and Meridian LIST mortgages are 6babI.
Memphis and Ohio shares are l9al91;
lst mortgages at 7Sa80i ID do 64a65.
Alabama SIS are nom1nally 69a
rs do SIS, 10Ia10S. Missouri IS
are quoted at 94s95. Nashville Is,
5es66. Insurance and bank stocks are
0uiet Merchants Insurance stock,
5ga60- Planters, 42a48. Peoples, 81
ass. Mississippi Valley, S0a3l. Her
nandO, 64a65.
RAILRAOAD SHARES IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, July q, 1850 P.m-There
is no decided change in the market; u
continues active aud steady
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Land. STOCK ANnCROP 0RSALE

ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
4 i the Poplar street turnpike road, 5mlles
east OF the city, with good dwelling, hne
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
outhouses; z fine young mare mules, 3 hne
young mares, good for saddle or harness;
good cows as this county can produce, all
giving milk; small stock OF hogs. abundance
OF fowls, 2 tine market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner OF
implements for a farm or market garden;
good young orchard, and as nne q growing
crop as there Is in this vicinity, with all kinds
OF vegetables, held and garden, now ready
for market; as ine a well of water as ever
flowed, being purely freestone.
In consequence of my had health, 1 viii
sell the whole ut q great bargain. For infor-
nation inquire at my stand, in Poplar street
market, between the hours Of o and 10 am.
or on the premises, Joining J. j. Smith and
and william Holmes. Z. u
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Thursday, August u. 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wft:
All the right, title andinterest Of defendant.
SaltalamachIa, in and 10 a certain term Tor
years OF leasehOld Interest, to begin and run
from the LIST day OF May, 1906, Gr 81 years
thence next ensuing 70 and fOi a lot OF
groundtn the city OF Memphis, described as
lot No. W: beginning on the south side OF
Washington street loy feet from the fntersec-
ton OF the east line or Fourth street with
the south line Of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street ~ feet and ex-
tending back sJuth, between parallel lines
at right-angles with Washington. street, so
feet 70 q private alley, being the same prop
erty conVeyed to altaIamacnia Oy Z. b. Wad-
dell on the first day Of Nay or Mth OF jan
uary, 1885.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and furniture In
the saloon, No. 10 Jefferson stresL, Aiemphis
Also, all tine furniture ABOVE IN said build
ing n the building next thereto on the
west
TERMS OF SALE.-The real estate to be sold
on q credit OF six months; notes, with ap-
security required, Gearing interest
rom date lien retained as security. EQUITY
Of redemption barred. The personal prop
erty viii be sold for cash.
EDMUND 4. COLE Clerk and Master.
Wright 4 MCklssiCk. and sam TOOlg. AtIfve
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Friday, ADJUST rs, 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit:
Al certain lot or tract Of land lying and be-
ing In the city OF memphis county OF Sneiey
corner OF Schlaekeris lot on Rupert
street and running thence north A feet
thence east one hundred and hfty feet
one hundred snG dfty ll50l feet 70 the place
OF beginning; together with all the improve
ments thereon, and the easement OF interest
lot.
Terms OF sALB.-0n 8 credit Of seven Il
months; purchaser to execute note, with APP
proved security lien retained as further So
curity. Equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
I, b Edgington, Attorney ty&
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N~on-9asident NofIca.

NO. Sl, Il. Din The Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, fennessee-JOhnS stan
ton and Jesse Moore, arm OF stanton q
Moore, vs.. Green sherman, J. N. Mcleod
eS al.
IT appearing from bin duly sworn TO IN this
j. cause that the defendants, Green sherman
and j. n. Mcleod, are nOn-residents Of the
state OF TENNESSEE
IL is therefore ordered BY Clerk and Master
That they make Their appearance nereins AT
the COurt-hOase Of The Second Ghancery
CONT Of shelby county, In the city OF Mem
phis. Tennessee. on or before the hrst Mon
dRy in September, 1871. and plead, answer
or demrr TO cOmpiainant's BILL OF the
same Will be taken Tor confessed a. % mem
ana set for hearing exparte; and hat a copy
OF tais order be published once a Week Tor
a. successive weeks, In the Memphis Ap-
peal. This July z, 81
AcOpy-Attest
M, ID. y. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY T.. BELCHER, Deputy G. and ~.
IoRUOOd 4 Micou. SOLS. Tor 4AlAa
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EOTIcE TO EON-REsiDeaTs 5.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

No. IO5-In the Second Chaneery CONF OF
shelby county, Ten ressee. Thomas a..
Gaylord ct al. VS.. VIM. Park et al.
IN accordance with an order of the Court
a entered in his cause, requiring the Clerk
AND Master TO make publication as to EN-
met hughes and Daniel DOnagh, defendants
in the bow cause As to whom two subOnas
70 answer W been returned not found:
Tha said Emmett Hughes and Daniel Dor
ragh are hereby notified to make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse OF me
Second Chancery Cou OF shelby county. IN
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
LIST Monday in August, 1871. and plead, answer
or dsmur 10 cO~mplainRnt's bin, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for our sue
csssive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
June "A, 1871.
A cOpy-attesL
M. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John q. F1nnie, Sol. for cOmpi'nL ie24 su
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Monday, July 81. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit: A certain lot situated in
the city of Memphis, Shelby OunET, Tonnes
see: Beginning at q point Wheret Tie western
line OF Third street Is mteTsected by the pub
lie alley between Madison ami Monroe
streets; thence west with said line AS feet .
inches to its intersection with tie eastern
line of the alley half way between second
and Third Streets thence south with the
eastern Inc of the last-namea alIsy "A feet 3
Inches; thence east IA teet & inches TO Third
street, and thence north "A feet ) inches 10
the beginning, as per deed from MIS-. Martha
A. Armstrong to o~efendRnts, Matthew arm
strong CT al. OF date september 1, soS, regis
tered In the registers Office OF ShtAby cOun-
", in Book No. -, PIP. $40 etseQ.
However, in pursuance OF said decree, 1
viii first sch the Hl One-third undivided in
terest of defendant, John ". Armstrong, in
and to the aforementioned lOL then II the
debt Of compartments is not satisfied, the
whole of said lot viii be sold, as deS cribed.
TERMS OF q credit Of six l6l
months; purchaser to execute nOts with APP
proved security; lien retained TO secure same
until paid. Equity OF redemption Haired,
EDMUND a. COLE, CLERK and 8Rster.
Gany o Mcdowell. attorneys u
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il ordained by us General Council Of TIE CRy
Of Memphis, TeaneEsee : SECTION l. An
steamboats,, barges, and steamboat huls
used as Oarges, shall pay i've cents per ton,
which shall entitle them to all the privileges
of the wharf and landing to receive and dis
charge freight and passengers for the space
of six lay and two cents Per ton for each
twenty-four hours they may remain amer
the expiration of six days, except q
steamboats, as make W. or more trips a
week, they to pay half the above rates OF
wharfage each trip; provided. that all steam
boats and barges and steamboat bulls used
as barges that remain at the landing for the
space OF six hours or less, shall pay the fol-
lnuinn rates nf Wharfnua viz.
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ORDNANCE.
Be q ordqaeIO ~ W essa al oOtu.ca q ne ~

BE Il osdGaae,lby " Gssa al OOtBaca q ne ~
OF Mspapk4ss
That the Sorgeant-at-ATms be empowered,
THY property-oWnSrS when their sidewalks
require repairing; and persons refusing or
neglecting for a longer time than thirty days
after such netice to make such repairs, shall
be subject TO the penalties attached 70 mis-
demeAnOr9.
Referred TO the Ordinance Committee, June
8, 1871. Your Councils Ordinance Committee
report f~avorably,
Passed first reading by the Council; rules
suspended agreeable to charter. Passed sec
end and nal reading by Council. Passed
nrst and second reading, by q suspension OF
the rules, July 8, ISL, by Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July4, ISL
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayer.
Attest: L. X. RICHARDS, CITY REGISTER. iyl8
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Sec. 2. All natboats shall pay three dollars
for landing and six dollars each week, or one
dollar each day they may remain at b land
ing, Sundays excep pied.
sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after It's passage; and all ordinances and
parts Of conflicting with the
same be and the same are hereby repealed
Your committee, to whom was referred the
veto of the Mayor of the wharfage ordinance
respectfully report the foregoing ordinance,
and recommend its passage.
Passed first reading by Council, July g, IGl,
rule suspended under the charter provision.
Passed second and dnal reading by Council,
July 8, 1871. Passed hrst and hnal reading by
Board Of Aldermen, by suspension OF the
charter rules, etc, July 9, 1871.
Approved, July ID, 16Il
Ohm JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. K. City Register, iyI6
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slo.-Raaidant N0fIca.

No. S1.-ln the second ChaneeEy Court q
Shelby County, Tenneasoe-Angust BeruOn
- 4snrv o. Clarke and John Clarke.
vi sf,teartng from the bill, which Is sworn
10 IN this cause, that the defendants,
r. ridsnts Of the State OF Tennessee:
Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
n sfer, That they max their appearances
ID ain, at the cOurt-horse Of the Secono
a. merry Court. Ia the city OF Aem-
pf : Tennessee, on OF before the nrst
s. q In October, h., 4 plead, answer
O. demur to cOmpleUa1st's bl, or the
g. : will h taken Tor confessed as 70 them,
set for hearing expart0, and b a copy
q Ms order be published once q week A0f
H. successive weeks n tAs n
n This 18th July 1Il
ii Z. STFWART, Clerk Gnd Master
Jro Deputy q. and N
~ Ero~ar GoI far compIGE tEAtA4
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KeTEs.

district OF west Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
Al Memphis. Tennessee. zlat dag o. July Nl.
UvHE undersigned hereby gives notice o.
his appointment a. assignee OF lanes
VICES. OF Memphis ans11y co0n1s
ef5rdicated q bankrupt upon his
49, cefittcn ~ the District court q said
49, Q. WOOLDR1uGE,
~ Asslgnsss
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANFERs'B BANK OF MEMPHIs,1
Memphis, Tenn, July l, 1871.
RS- The Directors of this Bank have de-
olared a Dividend OF hve per cent. out OF the
net earnings OF the past six months, payable
on and after July Sd, untn which time the
stocz Books Will be closed.
jyI y. P. READ, Cashier.
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NOTICE.

4 ssuphis City Fire & 6snI las. Comply
W MEMPHIS, TENN, JULY 10, 1871.
s% At meeting of the Board OF Directors,
CENT. was made upon the Capital Stock Of
the Company, payable on the 18th of August
nart nvIn u. W. SMITH. Cashier.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u VIRTUE OF a deed OF trust, executed 20
- me BY John q. simpson and wife, Har-
rieLL 4, simpson, IN the 18th day Of MAY.
1865, to secure the ayInen of q certain in
~debtedness which Is July described and set
out Ia said deed, which is recorded in the
Registers ONCE Of shelby county, State OF
tennessee, In Book 6S, pages %, 81 and zS.
4 VIII, as trustee, sell for cash, to the high
est bidder. on the prsmise
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wednesday. 2sd Day Of August, 1871,

In fFOntof the First Chancery C-ouslhgnse
1reenlaT BLOCK. Second street., in tine CIV of
memphis q certain tract or parcel Of land
lying q being In shelby county, Tennessee
IN the 18th civil District BEGINNING al a
stake On the corner OF MOsby AID Cochran.
avenues running thence south 80 feet with
Mosby avenue 70 a stake, where there Is al
THIS bInea felces thence east l1out % feet
1aurranAs Anes thence north 80 feet g.
Oehra avenue. along with Gaurrauts line
nom theEce west about 81 feet to the bezim-
mug containing. BY estimation. two afraS.
yetng same lana named IN q deed or " L.
Porter Trustee 20 John Bullock aoe use Of
Ellza 2. Porter, Of record IN the RezIster's
once Or SHELBY county aforesaid.
HEkas OF SALE-Slfa and twelve moufha
credlt5 notes with approved security, and
lien retained upon the land until payment Of
purchase money. EQUITY % redemption
Darrell aal5 within legal hour. Iuly 81
1871. JOHN "a. FREFWFE f1ere
WescOH 4 Stahi. Solicitors. fyN
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FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale in Ida City, on Long
Island. New fork.

-
IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, So
i 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
sta!ments-sRy IS CO per year on each lot.
The parties owning the above property pro.
pose to sell TO the southern people One-half
of tile lots, say 1000, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge is
now in 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 20 invest small
sums in the purchase of these lots. Terms
are easy, n within the reach OF all. Prop
erty ON Long Island will rapidly increase in
value as soon as East River Bridge is COM
pleted.
Map OF the City of Ida can be seen, and full
Information given, upOn application being
made to HY. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
i've no. 10 Madison street.
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NOTICE,

To the Stockholders of the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company;
TNHE undersigned having been duly &C.
L lected to open books for subscription to
said railroad, and having received subscrip-
of said company to enable It to organize by
the election OF a President and Nine Direct
Ors for one year, hereby give notice 20 the
stockholders OF said railroad that an election
win be held for the purpose OF electing said
officers, at V~icksburg, Mississippi, on the Sfh
day Of August Al, 1871. Stockholders
may vote in person or by proxy, and each
share of stock entities the holder TO one vote.
p. b. BTARKE,
A. NJ. WADDILL.
THOS. W. STRINGER.
N.B.-The books OF subscription can he
found at the once OF Messrs. Hasslett &
Voolfolk, where subscriptions will be re-
ceiyed, ty2
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We believe 1t the AND sUREsT EEAfKDY
IN THE WORLD in all cases of DYSENTERY
AND DIARRREA IN CHILDREN, whether
Il arises from teething or from any other
cause. We would say 10 every mother who
mas q child suffering rom any Of the fOrego-
ing ~cOmplaints-DO NOT LET YOUR PREJU-
DICEs, NoRsTHE OF OTHERS, stand
etwee you suffering child and the relief
that will be SURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE-tO follow the use OF his medicine, If
imely used. directions for using Will
accompany each bottle. Be sure and CALI for
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No. 81, n. R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
county-Mary IA Brown vs.. Lewis n.
CRAWFORD ct al.
DH virtue or an i~nteriOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered IN the ABOVE cause, July D.,
ISL l will sell, II public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, On the premises, ia tue city Of
MAmnhfn Tauua1naa ON
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DlsssIsuss ct Capatnarsh,a

HSHE heretofore existing copartneFship be-
II tween f.. RaWalsd and n. Peterson, i2ns
der the hrm name and style OF +. Rawalsk1
4 Co, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. n. kaWalskt VIII o0ntknue the
business under the same firm and style IS
heretofore, and win assume Al Liabilities
and collect all outstanding debtao1 said dim-
II kAWAEEKL
n. PETERSON
Msmphis, Tenn., July u IN EH
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MONDAY, July 81, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit:
Lot No. IA, fronting 80 feet on Rnth street,
and running back 142k feet TO an alley, situ-
ated in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, as
designated upon the plan OF subdivision OF
Almed1a TalbotJ's portion OF the estate OF
Joseph II. Talbot, now deceased,
Terms OF Saie-Cash. Equity OF redemption
barred.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk anil Master.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL E9TATB

No. N48, N. Rim The First Chancery Court
of shelby coanty.-E Baecks & Co. VS.
George Waechter ct al
~ \ virtue of an m~teFiocutory decree foI
ID sale entered In the above cause, May 4
1871, 1 will sell, at public auction, to the high
esl bidder, In ron of the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, GreenlaW Block, Second street. In
CITY of D Tennessee, on
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate,

No.. zO52. N. R-Flrst Chaneery Court OF Shell
by county. Tennessee.-SsInuel q. Sprouts
VS.. John ". Armstrong.
! virtue or an m~terioeutory decree for
ID sale entered. In the above cause, June 70,
1851, L will sell Al pnbltc auction, 10 the nigh
est bidder, on the premises, IN tile city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Esarrn ON I@1Ana al,

EHArKn On A@AAA@ 10E
4 OFFER for sale my farm on Island 50. Mis-
4 slssippi river. containing 400 acres, 40 In
cultivation $50 acres in cotton, and 30 In
corn. Twelve tenant houses, one good conn
Portable log house and out-bniidings good
Cotton Gin, Grist Mil and Blacksmith shop
and Tools / win lake $50 per acre for crop
and land one-third cash, the balance one
and two years. The crop cannot be Deat IN
the state. Inquire On the farm Tor part1eu-
lars uyOI THOS. q. WILLIAMSON.
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sUPBEHE COURT At heks0s

No. l56, n. O. DIVE. Mitchell Vi. william
Ryan et FL.
u virtue OF a decree pronounced o. the
- supreme Court, on the INST day 81 Juae.
l5ll Ia This cause, viii sell, to the hlshesf
bidder. on
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Taesday, Ist DaY of Ruuust. 81,

In front Of The ofics OF Mayre q Trezevant.
NO. Madison street, Memphis, between the
hours OF 10 and 2 O'Clock, proceed 10 sell, for
cash, al public OutCsy, to the highest bidder,
the property IN said deed described, consist
ing Of q beautiful lot OF four acres, with neat
cottage and O~ut-Dulldings, near Buntyn Sta
ton I'VE miles from Memphis, on the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad.
Tue deed calls for nVe acres, but only four
VIII be sold a release and quit-claim having
been heretofore given for one acre. The
equity OF redemption is waived by the terms
OF the deed, and the title is perfect, LhOLsh /
shall sell a. trustee only.
1e47 LAW. 5 MAYRE, Trustee.
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Wednesday, 2sd DayO Of August, 1871.

In front Of the door OF the First Chancsrv
Court OF shelby county, GreeniaW Block
second street, in the city OF Memphis. the
following described Land: A certain tract OF
land, containing, by estimation. 1917 acres, in
district No. OF shelby county, range 5 a . @.
section 4, being part Of tract Of land bought
or hufus Eulk, and a small tract On suoFuh.
and being tho remainder Of lands after de-
Quoting a certain quantity sold BY ~. Ran
dOlphi said tract being particularly described
In a title bond from A. DoWeu10 A. ii. long
lass, bearing date January J. I37, rcEnCWA
edged March ~, 1867, and registered Ia tne
Registers Omce of Shelby county, In BOOB
No. 80, pages ~ and 43, to which reference Is
here made for a full and accurate description
Of said land.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Equity Of redemption barred. sails within
lawful hours. July -, ISL
John H.FREEMAN. CLERK.
Estes & Iarkssu- Solicitors. Tv
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, /
Vl MEMPHIS, TENE., July ~, lS7l. I
lBS- In accordance with the provisions OF
the above Ordinance, an election VIII be held
in all the wards Of the city OF Memphis, on
Saturday, 18th Day Of August. 1871,
Between the hours fixed by Law.
jy20 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIs AND OHIO AILRoAD,l
Memphis, July Is, 1871.
ES' On and after Thursday, July 20 1871,
and until further notice, all freight Except
in car loads) Will be received at warehouse in
Navy Yard, foot of Market street, instead Of
at Platform, head of Second street.
TVS Al Knapp AGENT.
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". R.-In the First ChsneerS S21st q
slby county. Tennessee-ohn "
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