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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14

The general market opened this morning
with more activity than for the past three
days Orders were larger and more numer-
Gus. Merchants In the grocery trade were
busy turning out goods and report an active
opening Of the market. The market since orr
last review mas been steady, and in heavy
goods Without change. Meats have been
steady and scarce at quotations below. There
Is but little disposition 10 operate largely. from
the fact that the packing season has opened,
and freights are declining; hence, the out
look Is favorable for n decline, though here the
stock is light and VIII likely remain 50. The
demand however Is active and merchants
the market is almost entirely bare, andit nj
not safe TO give quotations We hear Of trans
are steady, and are holding yet at full prices,
There are some intimatiOns afoat TO the effect
that farmers are rushing their hogs into mar
keL preferring 20 sell rather than % feed their
corn. This may cut the crop short in weight
as The hogs thus must necessarily be
Of Light weight. The market In hour Is nrmer
than In the early part OF last week, merchants
contsnding tina they are compelled TO paw In
upper markets from 2c 20 Soc more on the
barrel than at mis- time last week. 1t would
seem that the decline IN freights has been the
cause OF the advance. This may be true, as the
advance in freights caused the decline some
four weeks ago. We quote supers nom 50 TO
s. 50, extras, 50 50 10 s. 50; good family, 81 50 TO
8; fancy, 30 10 % 80. The supply rs lighter, while
there Is = slight increase IN the demand. In
groceries we have nothing new 70 note. oct
fee II steady at quotations, bot nee from ex-
element. kugsr is lower and unsteady. The
new crop Is beginning 70 arrive. and win, in
consequence, eject prices There has already
been q slight decline New Louisiana moiass-
SIS lower, aad selling ~ 55g6loL Liquors
ALe nrm and unchanged. Tobacco Is steady,
with no mArEed chRng There has been no
enange IN ardWare Tas dry goods market
las not been 50 active. TIE demand falling |
ons Onluk ID part 70 warm Meather: and In /
Uf the late depres,f0n II the sta |
pie cOantry merchants are holding on for |
better pr ces for their cotton. Tine Root and |
shoe trade has been lighter than previous
weeks, but with no change in pross The |
grain market has nnctnafed for saversI
days, but this morning fhera a. I
In everything except bran which tS |
offered on the levee At -, but We heard - -
transactions. b supply is good with o5ly a
demand. In corn, we heard OF trsnsac
lions az 60c; holders were trying In the mo-n-
ing 70 realize &c. but failed; dealers were moi
anxious to buy al even B9c. The supply is |
good, and dealers are anticipating large ~
celpts Oats are In good supply mostly in
store, and selling on orders al 50 TO b5c. Hay Is |
steady at $50 for choice timothy, and ~ to So |
Tor common to prime-in store. at $50 20 81. I
Receipts Of western produce were light this
morning Potatoes are in abundance, and
In store from 81 to s3-on the leYee |
would not bring over 500. Onions are IN light
receipt and . drug, selling, ior common, 81
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Ghanesry Sale Of Real Estate.


Moss, S.R-Ffrst CnsnceyC Court ofsheIby
county-Branham Merrill vs.. K. B DeBarTs
etsL
u virtue OF an fntsrlOcutory decrse for
~ SAFE entered IN the s7Ovs cause, December
~. laO, and renewed July 10 ISL / viii SCI,
a pu01c suction, TO the highest bidder, IA
ront o. the ClsIk and Masters unics, Green
Law blookt Second street, below Union IN tbs
city Of 4smPhis, Tenn on
Tuesday,, December 5, 1871,
within legal hcars, ali the right, tue and
interest OF C.S. Sevarssn In and to the Iol-
lowing described property, pO-Wit: 4 certain
lot or parcel Of ground, bSing ana lytng ~
that part or the city OF Memphis known a.
south Memphis, and bounded as follows.
Al the southeast corner OF a IoI
formerly owned by Van PelL on Cause
street, IN said city, and thence south EardIy
Win tne east line Of Causey street, 40 feet TO
. stake themes eAstWardiy and parallel with
Van Helts IEe - feet, to q stake IOO fsst
nom fernando street; thence orthwardly.
parallel with street, 40 feet. 70 Vsn
Relts corner; thence win Van
Pelts Ire westWardly 10 the IL
being 3 part OF lot No. 5, in block a, as des-
tgneted in the plan OF EouIh Memphis,
which was bought by branhAm Merrill OF
william L. Vance, as per deed Of said Vance
to said Merrill, dated November 8. ISIS. ana
registered In the registers Office OF SheIby
county, Tennessee. book %, part 1. pages AZ
a5d l4Ss on The sLh day OF August, l9
Terms Of sale-easn.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
wilson q Beard, attorneys. nO5tdg
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NOTICE.
a Last Notice 20 the owners of Property
Heretofore Sold ts the city for n
E0a-PaynenE OF Taxes.
'FICE OF CrrY

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, October 10, ISL
The twelve months allowed by law for Z
redemption Of property sold for the non pay
ment Of taxes for the foTty-second corpOrste
year, 1853, viii expire ON the Sd day Of No
vember. 1871.
Anerths Ist day OF December, ISL, deeds
VIII be taken by the city and recorded in the
'encs OF ths Register of shelby county, for
~ the property struck of TO the city at the
saA In November, 1870 and not redeemed Al
D2l date.
By direction of the Mayor. the owners Of
property sold in former years end not re-
deemed, may redeem the same by or before
the Isl DAY or December, 1871; after that date
deeds tSEsn BY the city for all properly SOLD
IN fSrmer years n not redeemed, win also
be recorded, and action will be Immediately
brOcght 20 recover possession Of al tn .
for which deeds have been gaksn.
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
OeA0 Ctty Tar CGllectOF
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Public Sale Of Valuable Land.
WILL sell for Mrs. Esrsarst Phillips, on
L d premises,

T WILL sell for Mrs. Margaret Phillips, on
l. the premises,
Tuesday, November 18th, As7I,
A tract OF land Containing seven hundred
and eighty-six aeres,iying In the LIST District
OF shelby ard stn District of TIProS COUNTY,
and situated FIVE Mills NORTHWEST OF GAL.
LowAT's STATION, on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad. II is one OF the best tracts OF land
in Shelby county, and has been subdty1ded
into small farms, Of rom one hundred and
twenty-five TO one undred and fSrtT acres
each, giving cleared land and umber to each
subdivision.
TERMs OF SALE -One-Noufth cash; balance
on q credit OF a1s, I've aid three yeas, with
six per cent. interest; deed OF trust aiken TO
secure purchase money and interest, Mr..
Henry Aaron, who resides upOn the place,
viii show the land to any one yho may wish
50 ami II before the day OF sale. AK
IN e attention OF parties desiring to purchase
smAsu far7B to the. above opportunities 70
nnre,Iase such fine Ian in small lots, and
5pon such easy terms are seldom offered.
Fhe cIe ared and can all be cultivated for
ear is72. being under 1Tst-rate fence.
Az the anne time n place the personal
proDertY OF John o. Herbert, deceased, VIII
s. sold, consisting of hOSsss, mules, cattle,
farming utens.fs. etc, terms for which vii
be made knoEn on Day Of sale.
nos JOHH OVERTON, JR-
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DR.. n. DsCARL'S
III . al 0mc ..
No 2Oi MAIN STREET,

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ADAMS
~ Streets Memphis, Tenn Or. DeCarl,
Formerly OF 80 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y,
speeianst IN the treatment OF Syphilis and
al diseases OF the genital organs Of male or
female. Is ~PeImansntly located at No. 0I
Main street. Mem pills, Tenn.
kaet5are Eaefs.-9oOd physians acknowl-
edge MS superior skill and unpracedenlad
success, and send hopeless cases 10 him, Pa
uenS suffering from skin diseases, Diseases
those anomalous and complicated cases OF
Old standing, where the constitution has
long suffered from protraCted mercuriai
treatment, should not despat-, but call on
Dr. DsCarl, and be subjected to q course of
his furnishing Vspor Baths, IN c Injunction
icsl BaTks, Roots and Leaves, which grow
within ~ degrees OF equator, and nearly
urder averttcai sun.
To n EaGies.-The yaricus complicated
ana distressing diseases inefo entt - females,
treated win e1nfnent success. Sueh IS sup
pressinns, irregularities, Whites Failing OF
the womb TumOTs, all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, Painful or Di1aeuIt Mem
sLruatiGni Barrenness, ETC., etc., viii be
pesou cured, without poisonous draRa, In
Rave no delicscy In calling, no differences
Enst your tro2blss may be. The afnictsd
themselves.
REHEMBER:-That Dr.. DeCsrl publishes no
10 oupe the uawEry nor makes
false re r~essntafiUus 70 gull the u~rf0reunate.
ried out.
- All letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed and sealed, tree
nom observation, forwarded by express 20
every part Of the civilized world.
50 once 2Oi Msin street. no stsirs, Mem
phi5, 4enn. POstO11ee box lac. Ofics hours
nom II Am. to ~ m mol
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Notice.
Slate of Teunessee :,

Slate Of Tennessee Ia
County OF shelby, s.
" ori9inaI attaenment having been sued
~ out on af1davit made and bond given, -
in such cases provided by law, BY 3 ham"
uOptree and against the estate OF maze
a. a non-restdant Of the state OF Tennessee
and a citizen OF Arkansas; and said atbacn-
msnt having been levied by garnlshment
and returned by the proper oneSrL
N "a therefore ordered, That Z. Y. Hale do
MAZE ais appearance before me, 7. L. Giles,
Instfcs on the Peace, on saturday, the 18TH OF
November IS7i, Al 10 o'clock am, to plead
or answer 70 said attachment; and IL Is iur-
ther ordered hat this order b published
10 the Memphis APPEA once q week for four
successive weeks. This l6th Of october. ISL.
-nola THOH i. GILES LIP.
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IESOLVEKT NOTICE.

HAVING suggested tbs insolvency or the
N estate of James 7. Peyton, deceased, no
tice ia hereiy given 70 all persons naNlns
claims AIN said estatet TO appear before ne
CLERK OF the County Court OF sheipy eannty;
Tennessee, and nle the seme,
tore fhe third day OF October Ieazi ana any
cIaimS not nled on or before saic day or be.
SL--uns -aonronrfsrfo Of the funds OF said es-
: 800 Wfu be f1TsYer barred, both In
~ end eouity. This November 2 lHl.
-" VIEGIHIAL l. PEITON,
- Admsx Of Iamss 7 Peytnn, decd.
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MARKE BY TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, November Ia.-Cotton is in good
deusRnd at tall Irices; low midOIing, 1714,
/ oar n ark ct steady, with moderate demand
family IS 6OS6T Wheat demand i fair and
prices advanced to 81 429I Is Corn is dull
and prices are dropping; new, 45c; old, 52c.
mand, at 7SSs0c. Oats is stea0y, with mo
derate dem nd. at 259f0l Barley IL steady,
with mo crate demand at 65SS0o- Groceries
-Linseed'oil, 49,; lard oil, soc /; eggs, 23G2Ic
butter, SG@5S /; cheese, 14SI5c,; clover seed Is
in good demand al full prices, O9l0Le. on
arrival, and lOASllc nom store; timothy
seed, 50 0G3 70. Pork isquiet and UNCHANGED:
SIDES, Ez@lSc., old snn new. Lard is quiet
and unchanged, new being held at 6Tsc., with
sma al sales. bulk meats are dull anu prices
for shoulder. 7974c, for sides, packed; the
demand is light, anu holders are more WillinS
TO sell; nothing done in Old
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November l2.-Flour market
steady with a moderate demand; shippers are
compelled to hold back because TIE freight
tariff Is too high to allow a trading prodt.
W~heat-siight advance; No. spring Chicago,
immediate delivery, but prices are 4 TO Nc
lower; No. 2mixed 4Sc Rye in good demand
at full prices; No. &c better. Barley-mar-
ket steady with a moderate demand: spring
2, dc; do No. 3, a TO 45c, Pork-demand
light, but holders are Arm at eI2 ls%. BulE
meatS-market steady with a moderate de-
Dry salted meats only a few daysi in salt-clear
sides, 54ci short rib middles, &C. Whisky, SSc.
NEW ORLEANA
NEW ORLEANS, November lS-Flour firm;
superhRe, s62; Xxx, S79s; XXX, S725@75Oc.
Corn quiet; mixed, 72c971; VIII te, SIC. Oats,
Bran, 81 sal 70. Hay quiet; prime,
sS4; choice. $50. Pork duh; mess held at Is.
Bacon; shoulders scare at S19Skc; clear rib
scarce at $3.50; clear, duff at SIC. Lard
dull; ueree, l09l04c; key, u&IlAc, Sugar
easier; ommoD &c; good common, SGSzc;
fair, sHSgzc; full fair, l0Zc. Molasses;
&GS5c; common 40642c; fair TO
prime, 44@asc; prime TO choice, 5O955c, Whis-
ky nominally s5e@SI@- Coffee, heavy stock
In second hands, nominally fair at lSk9lSzc;
good, lS4glS4c; prime, l9k@&c- Sterling,
Us: sight, h9A discount. Gold, lIl% Cotton
quiet; sales, 1900 bales good ordinary at l9LSa
1915; low middling, lE salgZe; middlings, Isc;
receipts, 5345; exports 10 Liverpool, 1913; Neg
YORK, &SS. stock, q ,926.
FOREIGN Markets.
LONDON,
LONDON, November IS.-Consols. 9SL for
money and So on sccoun United States cou-
5-Ss, of 1882 9lss; do IS, 9l56; do ~,
y; do lO'As, ~. Linseed oil, 34s EdaS5s.
PARIS, November 13.-Rentes, SCI SIC.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, November l3.-United States
'oupons, 20 1862, ESQ.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK BAIL
ROAD-PANE BLUFF BRANCH.
NoTICE 10

dds will be received by this Company, at
- their office. in Little Rock, Ark, for 80
DAYS, for pulciug the PINE BLUFF
BRANCH, from DsvaIfS Blud to line BIC6,
Ark, a distance OF about 50 miles. h worK
to consist OF grading, bridging aid 1urntsh-
rcsstfes. a party Of engineers are now
in the neld locating said line, and profile,
specifications, etc, viii be reaCy Tor exam
iCstiOn at earliest day possible.
Eids should be addressed to the under
sign ed, at Little Rock, Ark; she Company
rsser wing the right 20 reject any or all bids.
BIZ order OF the President
A. 5. LdVERMORE,
General superintendent.
Octobar q 1877, oc1
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Tuesday, November 20, 1871.

Within legal hours. the following described
real estate. to-wtt: Lying and being IN the
county OF shelby and State Of Tennessee, in
the 18th Surveyors district, range 5 mi s,
section 2 and 3: beginning at the outheas
corner Of Bryan ana kreeman's 417-acre
entry; thence north S5 poles to an elm.t the
L6 poles and Is link to q hickory on the d.
vidlng corner between o Bland and Rob
ert Knox; thence south lylH poles to 3 stake
with 8 whiteOak M dOgWood pointers;
thence east SIX poles 70 q stake, possosk and
elm pointers, thence south HeH poles TO 3
hickory; thence east IS poles and Hnkst to
the begtnntng, containing 9oOz acres, be tbs
more or less.
TERMS or sALE-One-third cash; balance
in one and two years; the purchaser giving
with securities, bearing interest At 10
per sent per snnum; lien retained until pur-
chase money Is fully paid. This OcL @, 1871.
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk aud Master.
Eumaa a PoEtOn- Soils eOmpltRL OS
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REcEIYEk,S SALE OF LANp.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERY
% Court OF Memphis, Ten ueSsee, l viii sell,
On Thursday, December 7, 1871,
c-ommencl1s 81 Len O'Clock a-m.t ST the keal
Estate Exchs nge OF E0yster, 1rezsvtnt Co.
northeast cCrner OF Jefferson ami Main
streets, Memphis, about 229t0 acres OF land,
lying IN the mites OF PcinsetI, Craighead,
Randolph, Green and Monroe, In he State o.
Arkansas. Come portion OF this LIANT Is sstC
10 be OF superior fertility, and lying conti-
guous TO projecJsd lines OF railroad in said
state; valuable for blth ATS timber soil
I an authorized by Jhs decree OF said court
70 acc PIT IL payment tor said lands any
valid deO.s against the Gssyoso Savings lnstt-
luton; n said lands VIII accordingly De
offered for sails either for cash or Tor sueh
debts IS have been He'd or allowed BY the
court, or valid demands 2gaiCst said inst1tu-
ton. Sale viii be con inned Fl rom Gay 20 3
Till all Is sold.
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On Monday, November 20, 1877.

tne following described real estate. to0atbs-
WIN ne improvements thereon, levied on
As the roper OF Mrs. Ann stRphans -.
A certain lot In the city OF Memphis. SbelGt
county 1ennessess and known and desje-
mated on the plan o. said city As lot No -
IN bioex on north side OF Court square. SAID
lot rontl1g on North Court street. q feet ~
lnehes more or less aud running back "a resf
3 inches.
Also the following described real estate
levied oa as the property OF ". q. Ford and
Ats. Ann stsPhenss 10 satisfy the above eT-
scellon, 70 vii: one Ql lot or parcel Of
sfoeha, no. 10 in subdivision B. Of tne estate
Aerfi deceased, pom the plan Of the
1me - mads o. n. A. Keer, May 18Th, 1850.
Iyhs ABOUT Two miles sOulneast OF
% or hssr t1e Ttgegn kosst road, and CON
Fsyeo ~ Iohn l. s<carans z Co - "
Dave, aud BY said Essis 10 ", n - bv
essd rtg1teIed IN the Registers nc q
smelly county, and for further rsfersnce re-
fer yoH TO book No. A, page 574, in Registers
once.
Memphis, October ., 1871.
Nitrous J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY Q. T. NOoE, Deputy sherfn.
plAina1L- 80
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Q1 virtue OF the authority In me vested By
~ decree OF the First Chancery Court 81
Snelpy county. Tenn, rendered N the cause
Of ". z. Harden vs b r. Brown and others,
No. 80, ". K D., such decree substituting me
as trusteS IN room and stead OF WINK. pos.
ton, deceased trustee, in a deed OF trust exc
euted By James Young and wife, On the 18Th
day OF January, 1881, TO said POstou. upon
tue OF the authority so vested in me as afors-
sad. L will on
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COTTON.

The Memphis cotton market has, for the
week ending to-day, been character. zed by an
unwOnted activity. over ~ 60 bales changed
hands a. prices a nearer approach 10 those Of
New York IN n any city in the South can AZ
lord. The fluctuations and prospects Of the
trade, though rather against tnan iOT as, do not
seem 10 Affect this market. such Ia the COZ
ndence OF the people Of the surrounding
county IN tue enterprise ara intelligence %
our mercnsnis. that they feel sure OF getting
IN MemphlE the hight2t market value Tor the
slap Z and ship here with an aimCIt u ques.
tiOni & latin. The range Of prices hers did
not vary one Qusrter % a cent during the
week, while In Liverpool and New YORK they
remain dstRlJnaryt every day being report
ed heavy aud declining, Foi the
past three days there has been
an Increasing dsmaud for Gear.
bright cotton which are becoming more and
more scarce and more sought after. Figures
from the cotton ports a. We'll rs those from the
records Of our Chamber OF Commerce. are stu
IN favor OF higher prices. On Friday, the
Sd inst, the decrease was by actual count 5l.22L.
and last Friday, the 10th inst, Il was LOIS s
bales. Here IN Memphis, too, we have, for the
nrst time, 10 record a decrease IN the receipts
as compared with last season thus: receipts
for this week, 5,572; for the corresponding
week last year, H,lS decrease, S5S bales. Our
10 date is as follows:
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Nnnday. Dacamhsr q. I87I.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wtt:
The undivided half of lot No, 5-being on
Island IS in the Mississippi rty e~r-begtnning
a. a on the bRnk Of tbs river
Westside Of the island, marked A, on PinneI's
souLn boundary line; hence east 81 chains
TO q stake and elm marked b; thence north
36 ain and seventy-nve (5) inks to an
ash marked D on Mitcheil's vest boundary
tine; thence south with his line 81 chains
q nd 80 links 10 an ash marked Il, in MSGav-
north line; thence west with his Ii e
IO7 chains TO a cottonwood marked +, IN the
pznk OF the river; thence north l8o west 7
thence north So west 10 chains and
40 Inks 70 the MISUNDERSTANDING 45S
acres.
TERss OF s. ALE-One- third cash; BALANCED
six and twelve months; purchaser executing
notes with secnrtty; lien retained TO secure
money. Equity of redemption
barred. This Nov ember l, 1911.
MI. l. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Logwood & Miooo, eolieitors- no2
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GharcsFy Sale Of Real Estate On
Tuesday, sOvsmber 20, 1871.

No. Ss79-Mary Z. DeIbrldge ct al. VI. Nancy
Edwards ct al.
ny virtue Of an order Of sale made in thA
ID cause I viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises,
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ii wfIl OF ohm Harding decd, I hereby
nofify All parties owing said estate to come
forward and make pay ment; and all persons
having claims against said estate. are also
noffdsd to present the same for payment, IN
dne time, or they win be forever barred.
O. n. HARDING.
November 8 IHl not tn
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N MIS $40
- SALE.

No. 1Se, Equity pocket.-In the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District OF west
Tennessee.-J. j. White vs. James D. Ellis
and j. NJ. Woodward.
IN pursuance of a decree rendered in the
Il above styled esuss, on the I'D day OF De-
cembsr, ls70, 1 viii, Is Commissions ap-
pofnted by the COQrL.
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SheriTs Sale of Real Estate.

nY virtue of an alias exseution trom IN.
SuPrems Court a. Jackson, Ten essss-
~ 20 ms directed In favor OF F.. A. Cole a.
n ". MIS- Ann Stsvens, W. q. Forj. er
Sii,f4isli besides tutsresJ and costs. /
I'll sell Tor cash. at the door OF ne sbsTias
omoe' second street, in the city OF Hempht
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The following were the closing quotations of
Southern securities in New York on Thursday
last We omit Tennessee, as they will be
found under the head OF Telegraph Mar
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MondaY psetmhaT Illh. IelI,
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On
MONDAY, DEcEA8ER q, 1871.

No. '95 in the Second Chsnesry Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Harriet J-ROys.
ter, Administrative, vz. ) :. ROyster ct al
ny virtue OF an order Of sale made in TINS
ID cause, 1 will sell, at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, In fron6 OF the office OF the
Second ChanceTy Court, N the city of Mem
mis- gauuessAe. on