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Monday, January is, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wlts EIrst-A town lot n Fort
Pickering, SHELBY county. Ienuesss=- u7s.--
mated upon the plan OF said town az lot NO.
Is. in block No. %. EeCpud-Lle reTarsLIur
AIRY interest OF Emily Felts. widow OF said il.
E Felts, deceased, 30 and TO the following
Described property, which was assigned ler
as her dover. as per report OF Commissioner
sled herein December Ia LE1o. WIS A tract OF
land, including the Improvements thereon
situated In range 3, secIlou e-eFslll SURE
veyOr's district, County OF shelby and state
of Tennessee, On tie waters Of L"OOzOlafclIe.
being parts OF grant No 1879, in the name OF
corner Of grant SOS fu the name Of wilson
Sanderlin, b0undsd as follows; Beginning 90
8 stake on the north side o. the dig Greek
plank road, thence 1OLLQ 90 west p chains
and 80 links to q stake. so links north OF an
elm marked Wv, thence north ldegr5sI
east with the eastern boundary ufth- carr
and HcLem0Fe 50G acres, 90 chains and .
links to a black locust marEed F. cyprazs
pointer, thence east "a chains 20 aEraae u "a
lane, thence south Nchalns and q. links To- q
stase near an Oak stump, thence east Do
chains and 50 link, 90 a stake i'm q field
thence south 10 Chains 20 a sweet gum
marked W S, theLCa west u chains and p
marked " s., thencn south E chains and =
links 10 a stake and White oak pointer, Thence
south I1I degrees east chains 20 :
links to a stake on The north slae OF the Big
Creek plank road, hence with the lue or
said road south So degreec, West4 chains ana
~ links to the beginning containing ll
az 49, --
the south side and Included i'm the aCgT5-
upon which James OVertou hiss a line, and
particularly described thus Commencing af
The south corner Of the above described WIl-
OW's dover; running thence northeast A-3l
chains along the said plauErO6d; thence
back west I6-55 chalns 20 the western OF
said dover; themes s~outhWaruiy tu the ue-
ginning. which said So acres are included Lu
the description given In the Ledger u which
the sale o. the entire OvertOn portion is adj
Tbird-Also. another lot situated In said
county and State,aud just north OF the over
ton ISL acres % part Of which IS described
commencing al the northwest corner
OF said 5-62 acre parcel running thence west
HIP chains; thence north E-25 Cdsius5
thence southeast TO the beginning contain
ing 9 SLIGO acres, and maEi1ga figure In the
shape OF a IGET ANGLE
Trims OF 5ALE-One-thlrd cash, balance In
u and "A MONTH notes with approved secu-
riUy to be given, and q Lien retained until all
the purchase money Is paid, said notes 90
bearinterest from date.
EDMUND A. COLE G. and 81
EaHaa - TnnEnmn nHHnHwawH na.H
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BANKRUPT SALE

In Bankruptcy az Memphis, Tenneszee-In
ny virtue Of a special order entered By the
ID Distrlct Court Of the United states for tEs
District OF West Tennessee, 4 VIII sell, 70 the
nfrHaaf nsHTa~ nm
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Monday, February 6, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, JO-Wit;
The Ieasehold interest Of defendants D1vIH
n WyIte, in and TO certain lots hereinafter
described. which were leased BY them from
P. H IhOmpsOu-includLlg the improve.
meuts rhereOu-aud Tuuuiug ten years from
January J. 1907, viz. Lying 10 shelby county.
Tennessee, near the city Of Memphis 1=E lus
nlnga at the southeast corner OF lot no. l- LL
fnOmp sOn's subdivision. as seen per maps
registered in the Registers CuCa OF shelby
county, on the north side OF sass avenue.
thence with Bass avenue W~esrWlrllE 81 feet
to stake- thence uOrrnwerHHv n.raI 81 win
the brick wall of tine Hebrew Cemetery --
feet more or less to Adams street ~eEraudstr
thence easUwaTdly with Adams street extend
ed - feet more OF Tess 90 the new stree.
opened on the eat side OF said Thompson 81
Subdivision thence sOufHWaruLy with said
street and parallel wiki the lr-cEWaL 20 the
beginning. being lots Nos. LH. %. and part b.
IS on said plan OF Thompson subdivision
Also lots Nos. ], - 8, and on said plau.
fIOnting l40 feet on the north side o.. Adams
street extended and running back E- feel fn
an alley, and bounded o. 1.-THE east by the new
street opened, as seen by said plan. which
lease was on the day OF its execution Lurg
acknowledged by the parties thereto and
Of shelby county, Tennessee, and shortly
thereafter reg stored
A suf1cieneV Ct the above viii be SOLD 90
satisfy the debt Of compliments herein.
Terms OF a credit OF six
months, Tor which note with approve Sc
Curity Will be executed. TILle 20 be- absolute
equity or redemption barrel
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
stephens smith, Attorneys JauE
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Thursday, the 26th O~fIsBuary 1871.

In front Of my office on Second street, be-
tween Union and 6ayOsO streets. Memphis.
Tenn, at " O'Clock N, sell, to the highest
and best bidder. the following tracts OF land,
belonging to the estate OF DE Charles q rIeld
deceased
The nrst tract is situate in Shelby county.
State Of Tennessee, and is described as fol-
lows: Fronting OF the old Raleigh road,
about four miles from Court Squars, Mem
PMS; Deelnnlng ar a stake on holy wood aV-
enue; running west on kBletgh plankrOad
nine l9i chains and TWO III links; thence
north 81 chains 81 ink 10 the Memphis and
Ohio railroad; thence eastWaruly 81 nine
chains .Sl eighty-fOUr links to Hollywood
EYenUe, and thence south "a 5-lO0 chains TO
the beginning, containing = 8i-lU0 acres Of
land. IN this tract there IS an elegant and
comfortable residence and other Valuabl
Improvement.
II the whole Cf this tract cannot be sold at
the minimum price ~nXed-87OJU, then 10 acres
wood avenue, will be offered. and II sold at
Sl5O1, the balance Of the tract VIII be offered
at a minimum price Of $3.50.
Til other tract IS siuuars in the county Of
FavetUe, state of Tennessee. being the north
end OF q tract Of $50 acres owned by Willis
Person, beginning az q stake In VIM. DaYeu-
ports west line, said Persons northeast cor
mer, and running thence north E41S poles to
astake with mulberry pointers, j. ID Brews-
BreWEter's line us poles TO q staEea and white
oak pointer; thence south E8H poles to q
stake with gum pointer; themes east 10 poles
TO the beginning, containing lL3bl one nun
bred and thirty acres, about m three miles
from Moscow, N. and Z. r. H..
This tract has some good cabins, between
so and 80 acres Of excellent cleared land, and
the balance most excellent timDered land;
the minimum price fixed is S2IO0 The title
TO said land believed TO be perfect, win no
membranes
TEENS OF EALE-One-third cash, balance in
two equal payments at one and two years
rom dale of sale; purchaser executing his
individual notes, without security, bearing
interest from date; a lien retained on the
land 60 secure the deferred payments. This
December q, 1879.
NJ. p. L.. STEWART C. and NJ.
l.. o. RiVbs, Sol. fOr Complts. deA
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tuesday. March q. Iszl.

During legal hours, at the present residence
OF said w. ID. Gather, sell for cash, at pUbI1c
cutlery the real estate conveyed In said Trust
Deed, described as follows. tO-Wit: A parcel
Of land I'm shelby county, Tennessee, Gdi0in-
ing the land on which the said ". D. Gather
resided on 18TH OF November. 1865,
ing at the southeast corner Of said land and
running thence vest TO the eastern boundary
line Of the land owned by D.. NJ W~itheringt0E
OnNE OVember Is, 1907; thence north with said
line one hundred poles; thence east to the
western boundary line Of the land first above
mentioned: hence south along saidliue to
the beginning containing, by estimation.
one hundred and twenty acres, more OF less
Title believed to be good.
seI4 law ". II. EWING. Trustee.
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COTTON.

The demand was active to-day. and sales
foot up $3.50 bales. The New York mar
ket was dull throughout, and late in the
day was lower, but the demand here fully
offset the condition Of affairs there, and
we could not lssrh that buyers got in at
any easier rates tlan. yesterday, though
some claimed TO hcvs done so. IL is true
that low grades may be weaker but so far
as grades above Good Ordinaries are con-
csrDed. the actual sales show, if anything.
q 6rmer feeling. For instance: yesterday
we found no Low Middlings over I37s (
and Middliugs as low as 1870, while to-
day Low Middlings sold up 20 lac, and no
Middlings were reported under 14Zc.
The drmness is accounted for in other
ways besides that of the brisk demand;
one cause is. that fine cOttOus are scarce,
and orders for them, in many Instances,
are not limited a. to price; then, again,
the advance Of &c ia New York reported
a day or two ago did not advance prices
here. It. is true, factors demanded higher
prices, but they were not realized. We
consider that our market closed firm as
follows, on the fine grades:
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ELECTION OF BANK OFFICERS.

Or BANh
The annual election Of officers Of our
National end the Planters and Union
Banks takes place in January. Those re-
ported are;
First NuuONGI-The Board Of Directors
and officers Of last year, a. follows: b.
Eiseman, +. s. Davis, j. r. Farg2son, @.
H. Judah, j. n. Oliver, q. +. Smith, New
ton t0ld, w. ". Guy, W. p. Proud
ut, W. W. Young, W. r. Moore, j. w.
Jefferson, c. C.. Partee, Directors. +. S.
Davis, President; Newton Ford, Vice
President; ". W. Thatcher, Cashier; O..
W. Schultz, Assistant Cashier.
German NuaJna-LouiB Hanausr, j..
q. Nelly, r. S Jones, r T.. Keel, ID. II.
Ps-lJti h. p. Wslt, @. L.. DenisOn, D.. p.
Haddeu, A. J.. Harris, II. T. Garth, j. j.
Jenny, Vincent Bacigalup0, Z. Meyer,
Directors. u. Z. Garth, President; J. O..
Nesly, Nlce-Pr6sident; Martin Griffin,
Cashier.
Uui5rr and Hanters'-The election for
Directors al this bank took place on Mon
day aud resulted as follows: VIM. NJ.
Harrington, q. ), Rawlings, G.. b. Church.
John Johnson, 9. ". Cover. VIM. b.
Greeulaw, W. b GaitreaIh, Napoleon
hAl A. V eccsr0, JOSEPH Bruce, 4. n. Is
1sz, M l.. Mescham, VIM. A. Williamson.
W. A Goodwyn, Nathan Adams, Direct
0rss william M. Harrington, President.
w. A. Goodwin, Vice-President; s.. =.
Read, Cashier.
The Merchants National viii elect on
the 18th instsnt-Tuesday next. OF the
other banks we have received no report.
FAILURE or LWE INSURANCE ooMPAEx.
The St. Louis Journal Of Commerce SAYS:
N'some excitement has been created IN
-HmnHua huwnmaH 49, 49,
a coIlsuae Of the Great Western Idfs In
auranoe Company Of New York. lust
announced. Organized at the end Of De.
cember, 1866, with q capital stock Of s1I5,-
600. its career has been brief, and not
very reputable. II Is di@cplt, ~ yet, 70
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give the amount of losses to be sustained
by those who we're so unfortunate rs TO
hold its policies, but &c will reach over
S2g0.OO0. The Superintendent Of the In
surauce Department Of the State of New
York has personally examined the
accounts, and afirms a deficiency
10 the assets as compared with
liabilities, Of about $4,000. But among
the assets is placed S2z9, 700 now in agents
hands, which, IN the opinion of the Phils-
delphia Price List, will probably dwindle
down to as many cents now that the crash
has come. Such disgrRceful ab~ortions as
this are calculated 10 bring the whole sys-
tenn Of life insurace into disrepute, and 80
is to be hoped that Mr.. Miller, new that
be has the pruning knife i'm hand, will
apply IL with YigOr until all such loose
concerns are wiped ont. Their name is
simply legion, and a free excelsior is nee
esssry, and cannot long be delayed. There
are some worthless organizations in our
midst which should receive attention."
SUIT DECIDED AGAINST TEE UNITED
STATES.
The New York Tunes says: During the
administration Of Augustus Schell as col
lectOr Of this port, it was the practice in
sppraisiug the valuation of imported
goods for import purposes to include
transportation charges, inland and coast
wise, from the place Of manufacture TO
the vessel in which they were shipped,
snd the commissions paid on the goods,
together with the market value at the
place of export. At the time importers
denied the legal right to add these charges
and commissions 10 the price paid tor the
goods 81 tbs placs Of manufacture or eN-
port, IN assessing al UGiOreM duties, and
protested against the alleged illegal ex-
cess. Subsequent 90 bis retirement from
the United States District Attorneys Of
fee, +. Dela6eld Smith brought a test suit
on behalf of about one hundred mer-
chants az that city, 70 ecOve the excess
in tie imports, with interest on the
money Hom the date of payment. After
q protracJed legal contest the suit was de-
cided in favor of the merchants at the
States Circuit Court yesterday be-
fore Judge BIatchford. Mr.. Smith will
recover about S5O0,O0O unless the yerdiCt
is set aside on appeal by the Government.
Ii it is sustained, the treasury viii prOba-
have 20 refund several million dollars
b importers whose goods have been sp-
in the manner mentioned.
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TRADE

Change to-day was even better attend
ed than yesterday, and IN one or two in
stances sellers disposed Of all they had on.
hand. Buyers are beginning 70 hnd that
they can save both time and money by
visiting Change and there flling the or
ders which, otherwise, they could not do,
save by hunting ali over town. The dis
play OF samples to-day was not large,
simply because the market is nearly bare
OF al things; but the news is more favor
aole rom the upper streams, and IL is
TO St. Louis.
ALE AND BEER-Ale, El0@I0 so per half
barrel. Porter, &lL lager, per key. IS %.
ale, per dozen, SOS Is for quarts; S2R
2 @for pints, Porter, do, Cleanliness 8
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Trustaa's Sale,

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to
ID me on the first day o. January, 1870, by
VIM. p. Bradley, and registered in the Regis
ter's ONCE of shelby county. Tennessee, in
Book a. pages I9 and no, I win. on
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tuesday, tho 9TH January 1911,

Between b hours ON O'Clock am and 3
O'Clock p-m- az the southeast corner DFE1lr-
square, sell a. auc-lou % tie highest 1.ddar-
for cash. the following described real proper
y to~Wlt: SIN the county Of shelby. sla5a1I
tennessee, and about four miles eastward %.
the city Of Memphis, cOufaiulug lv eafIu.-
ton about one buudred and sevsu-v-twl
acres, more or less, being "a part Oh. the HurH.-
vision Of Owens farm, heretofore Hlu.lE Hr
p. T.. Bethel Of g. A. ana 81 DHrua.a- j..
Walker, beginning on Che south side OF fra
Pigeon ROost road, AZ les inter ee..uu WITH
Otey avenue, thence VITA said Pigeon Ela-
road In an eastWarn-T OF sHutua- arI.r
direction % s. stake 40 the corner Cd Ea ra.H
Eeid, on the OF "a lane known al HHal
avenue, Themes with said lane or avenue
about > chains 10 ls LllaEaHlHu with
walker avenue, thence with HaIEaT -H
enue WestWaEdly to Otey aVeuue and thence
with Dteys avenue 70 the beginning Oh ..H
Pigeon EOOst road. The tract of land al.r.
described by meLes aud bounds contains Ug
eEtImatiOu about l3 acres. more OF Jess. lr.
ont OF this is excepted aDout5 ORC acres r-Il--
ing on Otey avenue, and running l.lE -l az
TO maze M &5-l0J acres, conveyed rT p f..
Bethel 70 Mrs. David Pointer and Eu-l
McdLee I'm Eeveralty and which .as between
walker avenue % TN Pigeon Elus- ROAD.
Is viii be seen by re-e eucs 70 survey C.I-.
same. By Q. q. Burke. according % which a.
has been staksd and maTE el.
Equity Of redemption waived. autI.Iz be-
usved TO be perfect. but i viii convey only as
Trustee. 8 p. WALKER Jr.-
AaHE
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Wednesday, February !, 1871.

Within legal hours, all the right, title and
interest OF C. $. Seversnu in and to the fol-
lowing described property, tO-Wlt: A certain
lot or parcel of ground, being and lying In
that part of the city Of Memphis Known s
South Memphis, and bounded as fnllOWs-be-
ginning at The southeast corner of a lot for
merly owned by Van Pelu, OF Causey street,
in said city; thence southwark with the
east line OF Causey street, 40 feet 70 astqke;
thence ~esstwardly and parallel with Van
Pelt's line - feet TO q SAX lOO feet from Her
street; thence nOrJhWardly, parallel
with HerdaudO street, 40 feet to Van Pelt's
southeast C0rner; thence with Van Pelts
line WesrWaTdly 70 the beg inning, it being
part OF lot No. s, in block a, as designated in
the plan OF South Memphis, which was
by AMMAN Merrill of William l..
Vance, as per deed Of said Vance to said
Merrill, dates november Is, 1856, and regis
tered in the Registers Office of shelby C un-
ty, Tennessee, book 80, part ], pages Ia and
lA, on the SJh day OF August, 1873.
Terms Of sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard. attorneys.
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7OTTON sTATEMEET.
y ~ ~ Y0RK.

NEW YORK, January u, 10 R.m.-Cot-
ton dull. nominal and unchanged. Sales
1880 bales; receipts, 2l,57l bales; here,
200O bales.
liam Cotton market duh and prices
unchanged; futures s. fraction lower.
y M Cotton verv quiet spot sales Of
$50 bales for January 10 Axe; for Fsbru-
airy, I5c: for March, l5Mc. Little doing
2p.m.-Cotton very quiet and remains
unchanged. Sales On the spot Of 1l,000
bales; futures unchanged.
4 ~p.m.-COttOn is duh and heavy and
prices remain unchanged. Sales TO spin
ners, 70g bales; for speculation, "a bales;
for export, 1890 bales; ia transit, Us bales;
future delivery, 1890 bales-January, 49,;
February, 10 and AZ March, 1871 April,
1880.
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Thursday, February 9, 1871,

During legal hours. in front Of the court
house door Of the Second Chancery Court IN
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell, for cash
to the highest bidder, at public cutlery, tns
real estate conveyed in said TrusJ Deed ana
described as follows, JO-Wits
A certain lot Of land, situate, lying ana pe-
ing in the county of Shelby, and state OF
Tennessee on the Pigeon Roost road, about
three and a half uliIes from the city OF Mem
phis, in a sOutheasteTiy direction, tO-WlJ:
Beginning at the northeast cOraer OF a tract
Of LAND Ormerly known rs TIE "blshpp tteg
Tract" begiun ng in the center OF the FlgeOn
ROOsL road at its intersection W8h the dOLty
Ford road thence |southWardty one chain
AMI seyenty-SiN LINKS TO A. o. GlbeftE landi
thence west with the said Giloerts north line
twelve chains anC nifty links to BOrO'S land
tkenes north with said B0rO's line eighteen
q. faias and sixteen link to a STAKE IA the
Pi reOn ROOst road; thence eaStWardty Win
sol, road TO the beginning save ana except
~ tfrrea acres heretofore sold by JOhn W.
TodJ on the east portion Of the tract just de
scribad to GatanO CasarettO by deed OF "a
0-csro bev. 1867, watch ls.duly recorded IN the
RegislerIs once Of said county OF Sheiby ~
Bo0k No. O., pages q ana 60 ana 20 Whlcn
reference is here made Ire portion now 70
he SOLD hy me as Trustee bst1g all OF the tract
bOupht by ga ID John w. TODD OF a E4-
monds by deed of March Il, E0I, Whlcn is
recorded in tn Registers ONCE 81 salu eoen-
~ I'M Book No. 81. pages % and o. aud 70
which for a description re erenee Is mere
made: save the g. bOve-described tafee acres
and contains ten acres more or less
The right OF REDEEM ptEOn is waived In eaH
Trust Deed, and the title 20 the roper -
Believed to be good, but viii sell and convey
only as Trustee.
A. B. TREADWELL, Trustee;
". A TaElOr. ATTORNEY. laAo
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. l22i-T. R-First Chancey Court OF
shelby cOuuty.-M. ID. T. FeIts, admluistra-
tor formerly nov &c. kecE- admLI-slrG=
tor de DOnis non Of the estate of james F.
Felts, deceased. vs.. Emily Fel-s et al.
ny virtue of introductory DEGREES for sale
ID entered in the above cause. May %. 1853
and October 20, $50, i sill sell at public sur-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, ia front of the
Clerk and Masters Omce. Green lW bIgeE-
Second street, in the city OF Memphis Ial-
uessee, IN
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1868.
DE. j.. j. LAWBENCE-Dear Sir: ] take
pleasure In recommending your Rosa
DALrs as q very powerful Alternative. 1
used 10 In two cases with happy
results -Ole in a case Of secondary
syphilis, IN which the patient pro-
uOuncgd himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine.
other ls a case Of gcrofu a OF long
standing, which Is rapidly improving
under lts use, an the Indications are
the patient viii soon recover. i
carefully examined the formula
by which your HOsadillB is made, and
md I'D au excellent compound OF al
tsraGive ingredients. Yours, truly,
4. W. CARR, MD.
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chancerY sac of zeal Estate.

No 59-N.R.-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county -Branham Merrill VS.. r, B. De
Barre ct al.
u virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause. Deem
Der IS, 1879, j VIII sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, GreenlaW block second street,
beIow Union, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
neggaa on
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ROCK AND TT. SMITH
RAILROAD.

TIME CARD.
On end after Monday, November q, 1870, a
~ passenger and freight train viii run as
follows:
GrTun WvuaHr
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SATURDAY. the 9Th Day Of February. 1871.
ROH-R Resident Notice.

No. I45 N.RD I'm thesec0nd Chaucey Court
OfShelby county, Tennessee. B.W. Bedford
VS.. W. B.. Wsldrau, IS. N. shoemaker. James
shutter and wife, Salls A. Shutter, and
others.
IT APPEARING from affidavit IL. this cause
shutter and wife,Sallle A.Shuter. are uDu-res-
idenJs OftheSt1ts OfTeuuessee it is there ore
ordered, that they make their appearance
herein, attheC OUrthOuB Off Second Chan
Gerry Court Of Shelby county, in the City %
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst Non
day in February, ISL and plead, answer OF
demur 10 compliments BIN, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as 20 them and set for
hearing eXpgTte and that a copy of this order
he published once "a week for four successive
weeks In the Memphis APPEAL
A cOpy.-Attest,
n. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Heath g Frazer, solicitors for comp
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TRUSTEE SALE,

DT virtue OF q Trust Deed 20 me executed.
ID On the 18th day OF September. L-5. prog.
part %, page So and e9s. and az the ralua
Of P j. Baker u Co. The holders of The notes
secured thereby and for the payment La-=l-
i VIII. on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue o. q Trust Deed executed tn me
ID on the 23d Oay OF november, lSs by The
ophilus Pritchett, and recorded in the Regis
ters office of Shelby cCEAiy, tennessee, IN
EooE so "a pares rs. 81. alG IS, for the pur-
yose OF carrying Out the Is therein speci.
ned, OF paying the note therein described
less the sum OF one thousand oOtAars men
was paid by the Eaia Pritchett on tbs 5th day
OF December IsIH j viii, On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-13
Monday, 18Th February, 1911,

Duringl gal hours, at the s~tore-house No. SIS,
on the west side OF Main street. In the city Of
Memphis Tennessee, sell to the highest bid
der. at public auction, for cash, the properly
conveyed in said Trust Deed, t1-Wit. The
stock OF books, stationery, and other articles
Of merchandise, and all the fixtures and ur-
utture in said store house, OF so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the prOvi-
siOns Of said Trust Deed.
Wa. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
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