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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Uaanswsrsbl s Arguments - Established
facts are silent arguments which neither pen
nor tongue can shake, and it IS upon estab-
l7hed facts that the reputation OF HOststter's
Stomash BitterH, as a neutrality-suspicious.
elixir, and q wholesome snd powerful REM
edy, is bsseu. When witnesses come forward
in crowds, year after year, and reiter to the
same statements IN relation TO the beneficial
ensc s or a medicine UPON THEMSELVES, dis
belief in It's efficacy is LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
The credentials OF tins ~unequaled tonic and
Alternative, extending oyera period Of nearly
twenty years, include individuals OF every
class, and residents OF every cline and refer
to ths most prevalent among the complaints
which sm.ct and harass the human family.
Either a multitude OF people, strangers TO
each other, have annually been seized with
an insane and mottveless desire TO deceive
the public, or Eostetter's Bltters, for no less
than a hfJh Of a century, have been adOrding
such relief 10 sufferers from Indigestion,
feyer and sgUe, biIOusness, 8 general debil-
ity, and nervous disorders, as no other prep
aration has ever impaired. To-day, WHILE
rHE EYEs OF rHE READER UPOC THEsR
LINES, tens Of thousands OF persons OF 0Otn
sexes are relying upon the Bitters as a sure
defense against the ailments which the pres
ent season -engenders, and their cOnhdeDce is
not misplaced. The local poJiOls which in
Jerested dealers sometimes endeavor TO folst
upon the sick N its stead, are everywhere
the fate that IS due to fraud and inn
nosturE- while the demand Tor the great veg
elsDle specific is constantly increasing.
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Thursday, February g, 1871,

During legal hours, iu 'front.' Of tho court,
hOuss door of the Second Cuaucery Court, IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee "a, Sc ]. for cash
70 the highest bidder, at pubic Outery, the
real estate convened in said Trust Deed. and
described as follows. tO-Wit.
ceTtal9lUt OF land, situate, lying and be-
ing In the county Of shelby, ana state OF
Tennessee, on the Pigeon HOOst road, aUOu;
three and a half Ailes from The city OF Mem
beginning at the cor er of a tract
of land lOImerIy known as the bishop Otey
Tract, hes1nn .ug in tue center of the Pigeon
hOos road al Its intersection with -he hOLT
Ford road; thence Wardly chain
N seventy six links TO A. q. GiIbeTt's land,
thence west with the said Gllberts north line
twelve chains and nifty links to BOrO's land
thence north with said BorO's ltne eighteen
chains and sixteen links to a stake IN the
Pigeon hOOsU road: thence eastWardIy with
said road TO The beginning; save and except
the three acres heretofore sold by JObn W.
Todd OH the east portion OF the tract Just de
sCr1bsu TO GaltanO GIsarettO by q ed Of p
December. 1851, which Is.dUly recorded in the
Registers office Of said county of Shelby, in
Book Nc. o., pages Ga and Is. and TO which
reference is here made; the portion now 70
bought by said John W Todd OF 4. n. Ed
mOnds by deed OF March L3, 1851, which is
recorded IN the Register once OF SAID cOun-
ty in BOOK No. O.. pages 8 and 81. aud to
which for a description re erauca is here
made; save the ahOve-descrIbsu three acres,
and contains ten acres more or less
The right of REDEEM DtIOn is aiv in Eaid
Trust Deed, and the title to the property is
believed to be good, but viii sell and Onvey
only as Trustee.
A. B.. T~READWELL, Trustee.
J.. A TAYLOR Attorney. iauS
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Monday. February s. 1871.

Within legal hours. the following described
real estate, tO-WlLs
The easehold interest OF de eudauIB. DOYLE
and WyIe, in ana 20 GER ain LGt- hereinafter
described. which we're leased Jv them mona
p Fl. IhOmp -on-incluCius the improve
meutS t-Iereou-aud running ten years from
j Huuary J., 1857. viz Lying IN shelby county
Tennessee near the CT = Of Memphis, bel lu-
ming at the southeast corner OF lot NO I'D, ia
E~uCup-0ui= rUbdtvi7icu, as seen per maps
regis cred In the HeEisfel Omce OF shelby
county on the nDr-a side Of ASS avenue
thence with Bass avenue wasrWaruy g leEL
90 a stale thence uortnWaruIy parallel VIII
the brick wall OF the hebrew Cemetery
thence ~essrwardIy with Adgms lreeE extend
cd - t6el more or sss % Oh. nee street
opened on the ga o side of salu Thompson
subdivision; thence soulhwaTdly Win said
street and parallel with the BRICK wall 20 the
-JtgIunlng, being lots Nos -a. o. and part or
is on said plan OF Thompson suBIIvI-Lou.
Also lots Nos. i. q 8, and ION said plan.
EOntinE $50 feet on the north de G" Adams
street extended and running uElE @ feet 20
an alley, and bounded On the gas blythe lew
street opened as seen by said plEu WlFCu
lease was On the day of Its execution du.v
acknowledged by the parties thereto end
1led for registration in the Register office
OF Shelby county, I5Due-se8, % shortly
thereafter reg stored
A sumciencY Cf the above VIII be sold %
satisfy Hued debt OF complainant IaIeLu.
TERMS OF sALE-Ou g credit OF sIE IH
months. Tor which note with approve Sc
curIty win be executed. Title 20 be absolute
equity OF redemption barred.
T. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
eUneu b smith Attorneys Iuun
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The only route by wn ch Passengers are not
rnmneIIad TO nLanga aars.
Sleeping cars run directly through to Nash
vile only by This line.

Iu6 Only Elu. q ny WI GU K h~hcA4EHLn are A0g
compelled to change cars.
Sleeping cars run directly through to Nash
vile only by This line.
Baggage and Passenger cars through to
p ashVIle OF the passenger train leaving
Memphis at 7;45 pm.
Save time, distance, and the delays and
trouble incident 70 changing cars at uns5a-
sOnab. e hours.
Get your Tickets at 237 l-2 Main ST.,
Or al Depot, head Of Main St. Take the
through sleepiuR OF a seat in one Of the
through passenger cars OF TINS line. sdvise
your neigBbouB, u1endE, and the traveliuR
public 10 take the short III via Mckenzie,
going to or returning nom Nashville, Chat
tauOCga, Knoxville, Bristol, L~ynchbUrs, At
Ianta, Come, Augusta, Macon, Eavannahand
Charleston. j. W. Tut MAS,
Genera superintendent.
". l.. DAELEY, Genu Pass. and TicAet Agt
W. II. Lands,
Passenger . gent N. an. " Rs.
Jar. SPnaD, Ticket Agent,
fsu70 E7L Main street.
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thursday, Tho 26fh 0~fI11uzry 1871.

Tn front OF my Office on Second street. be-
tween Union and aayCs0 streets Memphis
aeuu-- az D. O'Clock me-, sell, 20 the highest
and best bidder, ia f1l-wlng tracts oflsud,
deceased:
The FIRST tract is situate in shelby county.
state of Tennessee, and Is described as 1OI-
lows. Fronting on the Old Raleigh road.
about our miles Dom 1Cvrt SQUIRE. Mem
phis: bsEiuning asa stake on hollywood av-
nine f9I chains 4uG aFo m INKS: thence
north So chains LetIuEs q the Eemphis and
Shlo railroad 4nee #stward1y l nine
avenue, and thence GIuth "a E-IO1 chains 10
the beginning, COutaiDiug q 9I-IU0 acres OF
land. On This tract there Is an elegant and
comfortable rasluence and other valuable
improvements.
If the whole Of this tract cannot be sold at
the minimum price uZed-t7Jll- lnen lU acres
OF The back of said tract. irourlDgOu holly
wood avenue, viii be offered, and IL sold 40
$780, the balance af the tract VIII be offered
81 q minimum price Of $500
The other tract Is siJua-e in the q OF
FayeIle- state of tennessee, being the north
end OF q tract OF 4sU acres owned by &ilLs
FefsOn, Degiunltg % stake IN Wm. Daveu-
uer, and uuuluE neu north I7zk roles 20
aslaEe with mulberry point rs. I'D BTeW5-
1-r's zoutheasi corner; theme west With
brsWflers line ib pole to STAKE and white
oak pointer. thence south I74ls poles TO a
stake with gum pointer thence east 40 poles
70 the beginning containing Llb1I one nun
bred end thirty acres, about Il three miles
from MOSCOW. 81. and T.. e. r..
This tract has some good cabins. between
50 and 90 acres Of excellent cleared land and
the balance most excellent rimbeTed land
the m1ulnum price dEsd is SZ.ug The title
20 said land believed TO be perfect Win no
LncumbTanCes
IEE Els OF SALE-OEe-tbird cash balance in
two equal payments st one and wC years
rom dafe Of sale; purchaser executing his
Individual notes. without security. bearing
interest IRON date; a lien retained pa the
land IN secure the deferred payments. This
December ~, 1870.
II. D.. L. STEWART c. and NJ.
/. o. Rives, sol. for c0mplts. Ga2
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TO ~VERTIsER

As an Advertising Medium for Bankers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP.
PEAL, in any Of IFS editions, Us not surpassed
Dy any other paper IN ne Our
circulation is large. and found In nearly
every town and city In the South and West
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Valuable Suburban Lands
FOR SALE.

No SIS, r. D-9econd ChanCery C1urt-ThOmas
g. Neal ct al. w. *. ]. B. L. VIM CT al.
ID virtue of n consent decree of the Second
Claucery Court OF Shelby 0unLy, en-
tered iu the above cause 7 VIII, at my 1rhCe.
on second street, Memphis. ore- 40 private
sale. any lot OF lots of laid designated and
numherBG from ! to 81 in elusive, on the plan
of subdivision of 4UM acres of land DelOng-
ing To X j.. B. J.. VIM, situate ia Shelby
county, on the New Raleigh road. and
bounded lu part on the north by Wolf river.
These lots. as LAID on on the plan now on eZ-
hlbltiOn atthe ONCE of the Clerk anu Master
and of c-1mDlg1Uauts' solicitor, Z. d. AcF8T-
land, Esq. embrace 3. B., 10 and y acres.
These lois. or any of them, will be sold for
ONE-IHIEU CASH. and the balance on q
credit of six and twaIve mUnrhB, with six
per cent Interest. Notes without security
viii he required of the purchaser. and lien
retained Co secure the deferred payments.
II said lots. or q sumcleuCT thereof 10 sat-
isfy such claims rs q and may hereafter
be fled against DEFENDANT, Wlun, in this
cause, are not sold before the 10Th day Of
May. ISL. then said lsnd, as s~ubdivided,
VIII be offered in lots m public sale. al the
Office OF the CLERK and Master, In Memphis,
on the terms Aforesaid, on said
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In Bankruptcy AZ Memphis, Teuues-IE
the matter Of POWer g MCdeoy Bankrupa
uY virtue Of a special order entered by thl
% District Court Of the United states for rs,
District uf West Tennessee, I VIII SELL 20 l'
highest b oder, on
Saturday January %, 1871.
AT No 83 second street, at Y o'clock "a. o
said day. the following lot or land ~ i'm
provements, belonging 20 the estate Of sell
haukruuts, situate and lTluE In the Cly o.
Me- phis. shelby cOuuty, aud 8talenI Ten
uessee. and described rs folIoWa to-Wl Be
Ginning az point on the east line OF se5onl
street. 81 feat ~ inches north ol me uoEL-
line of Jefferson strcet1 thence east paraLG
with Tederson street ~ test to q loot aL
lev. thence north with said alley Us feet q
inches. hence west parallel With JeuerEor
street 70 leet Co Second; thence south wi
second street IS ieet ~ inches TO the begin
ming: on which there is a stQre-h0use.
TEEWs OF BALE-One-th1ro rasls the bal
anes IN g x and twelve months, secured u1
notes. with interest nom date; q Len ID d.
retained on the property for the pay ment ID
the purchase money therefor. AdepQEit ra
uuired az time OF sale
Iauk o. W6DLDhADHH AEslaueo.
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Resident Notice.

No. 730-In the first ChRncery Court ofghel-
by county. Tennnessee--Jobn Nelson Ct al.
vs.. John 8. CiaybrOOk ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 that the defendants TO the cross bill Of J..
E. Clay rOOk, nled herein, ,o-Wit; charles II.
vie, Valera Richards, william Vance
bis children, Robert Vance, AOpeneld Vance,
agnes Vance. Frank Il. Vance. mary Vance
Arthur Vance and stOneWaH are olti-
zens Of Arkansas and nou-residents Of the
state OF Tennessee:
1T is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein. at The courthouse in tn
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN February, 1871, and plead, an
sWer OF Gemur to said CrOss-bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed rs TO them
ana set for hearing oxparts; and that 81 copy
OF this order be pubIlshed once a week for
four successive weeks, IA the Memphis
Appeal.
A-oOpy-attest.
EDMUND COLE. Clerk aud Master.
BY RI. BLACK, Deputy O. and N
LID. MeKissick, and Wilson a Beard, soils
fOE complainant deA
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10Th Day Of May, 1871,

or SO much thereof as VIII, in the aggregate,
he suhici Tt 90 pay The claims aforesaid.
These lands are an timO5red, fertile. and well
adapted or SMALL FARMS, OF for garden
ing purposes.
such bargains rs VIII be offered in this
lsnd have seldom been offered to he sPECU-
LAToR. the W-0OD-uEALEE, the GARDENER,
and all who want RESIDENCE PEOFERTT adj
jzCent TO and convenient to Memphls-being
on the line of a projected railroad, and only
% miles from court Square
81 Full particulars and plans can be had
at my office. OF OF u r. MCFARLAND. Sol. for
c-ompIainants, No 20 Madison ST., Memphis.
M. %. u STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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State Female COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

THE Spring and Summer Session of this
i Institution will commence on MOndRy-
the Ed OF January next.
Pupils are received at any time Of the ses-
sion, out It is greatly to their advantage to
enter at the beginning; $50. in advance, will
cover all expenses per session Of i've months,
for Tuition in the Regular COu Sc. Board,
Washing, Fuel, Lights, ana furnished Room.
No school OF its class cheaper thoroughly
equipped with apparatus ana musical instru-
meuts-IZ Profess rs and peaCheTs-eupe Tor
advantages for the study Of Ancient and
Modern Languages, and every facility for
thorough training.
For catalogues OF other Information. adj
dress kEV. G. COLLINS. d.,
aaFdA- D-aeF-aaa
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ROn-RasIdsn Notice.

No. IT-R-Iu the First ChGncery Court o.
Shelby county, Teunessee.-d h Bridges
VS.. ~. X. austin.
TT appearing from afddavtt in this cause Lnat
Il the defendant, Il, X. Austin, letI tn6 atHse
Of Tennessee many years ago ana n6NSL Lg
turned; If living. he IS AZ preaenl 4ou,AeaL
lent OF said state; and II dead that MS helIs
are made parties ~defendeutsi whose names
and residence are unknown
NJ II oTdered- rhaG said II. K. Austin OF
hig neirs make their appearance herein
~ the e0urt-house in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn on or before the nrst Monday In
NercT Ig7I. and pleed, answer or d5mur 70
oomnISfnant7s bil. or the same VIII be taken
CoT Confessed Is 10 Them and set iOT hearing
e~nsrfe. and that a copy Ofthis order be pub
ifshed once a week, for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copg-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
nv 4. j. BLACK Deputy CLERK and Master
al. ID. Welsh. Sol for complL ial5
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CHAaCERY SALE or REAL IS
TATE.

No 1882. ER-First Chaucery Courtof shelby
rJuury. renu. K ROBBINS and Bradley vs..
j.. u, Doyle ct al.
% virtue OF an intsrlocutory decree for
renewed January 3 u8Ilr viz sell. at pub c
auction, TO the highest bidder I'D ruurl Or The
Clerk and Masters once G-eeulaw -I0CE.
Second street, ia The city OF Memphis, Ten
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CLUBBING RATEs-To clubs Of two or
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper IN the SOuUh-33X55
lnches-fOr enc year each, 81. To clubs Of
Two or more subscribers, we viii send our
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each, 81.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC.-NeWs-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
chants, PusLmasters, Depot Agents, and any
friends Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
will do SO, are requested 20 procure regular
subscribers, rcmiJtlng TO US the amount, less
ten per cent, or i've per cent for clubs, Tor
services; or, Il preferred, arrangements as TO
compensation VIII be made.
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LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE ROCK AND Fl. SMITH
RAILROAD.
TINGD CARD

ON and after Monday, November p, 1870, a
passenger and freight train Will run as
follows:
@OING WEST.
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ADVERTISERS

VIII End the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium In the state. The great
extent and variety Of its reading matter has
forced It's enlargement for the accommOda-
Iion Of advertisers, and its circulation IN all
parts OF Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas among merchants,
planters and business men, renders IL espeC-
tally desirable TO those who wish TO reach the
general and substantial public, by advertis-
ing their respective business and interests,
80 given, and Specimen Copies
sent when requested
Address. APPEAL"
AnnaoI RufTdfug Mau1nbfg
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Attachment Suit.

Harris, Cochran q Co.; arm composed Of A.
j.. Harris, George A. Cochran > j, Doyts
and w. r. p Doyle, VS.. T. J. Nesbltt ano
John r. Loifin.
I'D for shelby county. A1hdavi having Deel
made in this cause, and attachment A9uSu
and returned, levied, etc.
made In the Memphis OalS appeal, neWa-
Dapsr nrblished ia the city OF memphis, Tor
foHr SUCCESSIVE weeHs. commanding the SAID
r Neqbflf and John n I0ltln 70 appear
before me. al my Office in the city Of Mem
phiq. in ne lflh civil DiatrictoI said county,
m-aud mske defense 70 said suit against
fbem. or It wiz be- proceeded With eZparte.
JAMES HALL,
ja3 Justice Peace IOf shelby county,
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SALE.

D Y virtue of a Trust Deed executed to me
- on the sd day Of November, 1879 los The
OpbiluS Prltchett, and recorded In the Regis
t1r's office Of Shelby county Tennessee, IN
BOOk no. a, pages IS, 81, and as, for the pur-
yOse of carrying out the tFu Is therein spCci
heu, and 0fpaylug the note therein described
less the sum or one thousand dOlars, u hfch
was paid by the sal Pritchett on the 5th day
OF Lecembar. $50. l VIII. On
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-0n the an pay Of Ianuav. III.

within legal hours, at the courthouse. IN
b~eulah,tO the h1ahest bidder, for cash, the fol-
loving described land, lying in B0uvs cOun-
ry. Miss VIZ All section 81, 3 ing west and
south OF the center oil BOuge Phalia, town n,
raugeo west and aIl section 50, lying west Of
cenLer or bOuEe Fhalla and north Of Old
GhOCLaW bOuu Iary line. sud three lots ia
east part OF section So north OF old Choctaw
boundary Line, town "a range z west, ESTE
mated 20 contain 3i5 acres. The title OF above
.auu rs believed TO be good, but I convey only
as TRUSTEE.
ETGENE MONTGOMERY. Trustee
November q. 1870 uUvL
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE
TAKES EFFECT IA. g, 1871

6~lDWubNL4le leaves daily
(eZcept5unday) &C AIS pm.
Daily through train % Nashville and Chat
tanOOga, without chsuEe OF cars, lsEves at
T.45 PM; arrives In Nashville at Q am, Chat
tanOOgB at 10 p M. next day.
Depot at head OF Nam street.
Ticket Office, 1914 Main street, one door
north Of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis n las pm. runs
daily. Tn EI5 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through 10 louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run tnr0ugh on tneI:4J I. m. train from Msm-
pnla % Louisville connecting at Louisville
with through cars 90 Philadelphia, Cleveland.
BudaiOaud New York, without change. Only
enc change from louisville to Baltimore.
washington City and Boston. Berths and
5LGtarCCIB, in through cars, can be engaged
ct the Ticket once, l57H Main street.
J.E. BOYD, superintendent.
JANIS SPEED. Ticket Agent jamie
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o-,azfmpaon Positively Csrsdg-Uph0m's Fresh
Neat Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
is healthy condition. This has been tested
nv Prof Trosseau In Two Thousand cases in
the HOSPITALS Of Paris, in which IL cured
nearly every case, and In this country by the
APPROPRIATION Of the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored TO health. One bot
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six for S. 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEE,
mvg0 aod phladalphiR
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tuesday. harrh a. Iazl-

During legal hours, at the present residence
OF said ". d. Gather, sell fOr cash. at public
ouicry. the real estate conveyed IN said Trust
Deed, described as follows, t0-wiJ: 4 parcel
OF land In shelby county Tennessee, adI0iu-
Ing the land on which the said ". ID. Gather
ing az the southeast cor1er Of said land and
running thence vest TO the eastern boundary
lire or the and ow ned by ID. a. WlrherIugrou
on November g. 1857 thence north with said
line one hundred poles; thence east % the
western boundary Line OF the land FIRST above
mentioned. thence south along said inc 20
the beginning containing by Estimation
one hundred and twenty acres, more or Lesa
Title believed 20 be good.
ssI4 law n. m EWING Tmsfae
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cHAHCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE on MONDAY, IAN
UARY 18TH, 1870.

No. 894-In the Second Chancery Court Ol
Shelby county, "Tsun-ThOmas Broom, for
use Of John Hallum, VS.. c. z, Crews and j.
J. Jones.
d virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
highest bidder, ia 'front.' Of the ONCE Of the
Second Chaucery court Of Shelby cOunty,
TnHHaaaaa an
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Sc Stage connection between LsWisburg
ard FOI5 Smith.
Coaches will also leave the principal hotels
at Little Rock for transfe of passengers to
and from the station hJ HuntersYill6
For further i~nfgrmatiOn, inquire at the
general office Of the company, Real Estate
Bank Building, corner OF Markham and
Commerce streets, mp stairs.
d. ". c. BROWN, Gen1 Supht.
LORING s. RICHARDSON.
novza Genl Ticket Agent,
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SeCO 3 ChanCery Court.

r. Pfemfert, r. Himstedt, Gustav Miller vs..
Tn Memphis German Savings Institution
et ai.-cOnsOlidaLed cases.
NpIICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and parties interested in the assets OF
above bank, to appear aud die their claims
ann have themselves made parties to above
causes on or before February Is, 1871.
J.J.JENNY, Receiver.
WestcOtt * StahI, Attorneys.
January j 1871. ial3
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Fer Sale---StOCk and Fixtures
224 Main Street,

Consisting in part Of Confectionery, Wines,
LIQUORS Cigars, Tobacco. Fancy Goods. No
4ious, etc, etc. Bids VIII be received for the
stock and fixtures, or for the stock, until
Monday, January 18th inst, az Y M. Apply
ON the premises, where goods can be seen, TO
iaIg 4 ACKERMAN, Assignee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-18
Saturday, January q, 1871,

At the courthouse door, IN owl Of Gov
iugJOn, sell, TO tine highest Ode on a credit
OF six months, W~hatsvert title the heirs OF Ed
o.. Shelton have in and 10 a small tract U
land,
The land lies near the State Fema e college
in the suburbs OF Memphis, liz Oh the Outt
end of the Kerr division, and Us bounded as
follows: BEGINNING az the southwest Corne'
on the north side of Kerr avenue. az a stake
with white oak pointers, marked thence
north 5s4h te-t 10 a stake with white cab
pointer marked ID; thence east $50 eey to p
stake Il links east Of a black oak marked A
thence south 544& feett0 a stake on The north
side Of Kerr avenue; thence vest 5s leei
with the north boundary OF Kerr to the be-
ginning, containing 8 acres. This is a vel
improved and desirable residence lOf. Fur
therp particulars on day OF sale. Note with al
least two good securities required - the pUr
chaser ana lien retained
WILLIAM SANFORD,
Clerk and Master.
l.. N. Steele, Solicitor. d2-uat