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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

Pe,erson's Ladies' Magazine for August has
already been received. this early in July. It is
as ysusl. a complete epitome of the fashions OF
the dav. and presents, besides, choice array OF
reading matter Beeides. it has fine steel en-
craving in the front, large double colored fash
ion plate, pretty little piece Of music and innu-
merable designs for fancy work. Chas. j.
Peterson 3O6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, at
nnIu 90 ner annnm
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Pennsylvania

The private accourts from the interior
of Pennsylvanl4 are very cheering, and
little doubt is now entertained Cf a gre4I
Democratic victory In Oc ober. If our
friends in PhiiadeipEia carry out their i'll,
tentIon to he fullest ext9nt, of nomina
ting mono bnt the bebt candidates fol
every local Ctfioe, succtss 10 the. att will
be assured by many thousands. There
never was 80 good an opportunity to gain
the confidence and to attach the support
of thai large class OF voters, who may be
described as non-partlsdn, as at the pres
ent time. The Radical Ring, which ule S
the city, has at last exhausted the patience
and extinguished the hopes of lis own
party, by nominatio that are almost uni
sersally denounced as disgracefui. Four
OF the most Influential Republican JOUR
ra's, the North American, The Inquirer,
the Bulletin, and the Telegraph, openly
oppose most OF the ticket, and some Of
them go SO far as to advise their lIien1s to
vote for the Democratic candidates. III
case they respond to the public expecta
ton.
In view of these facts aud the impor
tance of the elec: ion this fall. We have full,
faltn that the Democ ratio purity in Pnila-
delphia will brl ng r~ardmen whose tand-
ing in the community will at oncA insI ire
respect, and serve to rescue Philadelphia
from the slough into which il Las fallen
by the fragrant corruption Of Radlcalsm.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

A citizen OF Milwaukee, whose wife dle1
suddenly on Tuesday, married again 'no
same evening.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

Londoners say that one third of the
population or that city never%aw grain
field.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Fruit from the South.

The following is from the New York
Bulletin, of June the 23d:
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ket opened quiet. Sales st all q. S. ports
yesterday, 70l5 bales; receipts, L, 1877 bales;
receipts here, 7lO6 bales. Ordinary, 1919
Good Ordinary, l25<c; Low Middhng,
1870; Niddling, loo; Good Middling,
I6kc.
Ii a.m.-Market quiet and unchanged.
Sales on spot, 500 bales.
y market unchanged. Sales, 1000
bales futures, 1900 bales.
/ pm Market unchanged. Sales on
spot, 1890 bales; tutures-April, Is l5-l6c;
June l35zc; July, 1870,
2 p.m.-Market dull and unchanged.
Sales on spot, 1900 bales; future, 1000 bales.
8p.m-Msrket closed duh. ~S8les-Spin-
ners, 800 bales; exports, 1894 bales; spec
ulatiOn, ll6 bales; transit, $40 bales; con-
tracts, 200 bales; April, Is l5-l6c; May,
ID 1850; June, l35zc; July, 1870; Au-
gust, lac, Low MidoIlng basis.
COTTON IN ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1880 am
Market quiet, but steady, at l555@I5Zc.
Sales, 800 bales.
3p.m-Market closed quiet, but steady.
Middling, I45s@I4&c. Sales, $500 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, April II, I:l5 s.m.-Esti-
mated sales, 10000 bales; Middling Up
lands, 77-l6c; Middling Orleans, 75sc. I'm
ports heavy.
1880 pm Sales tor the day. 10000 bales,
Of which 1000 bales are speculation. Mid
ding Uplsuds, 7-l6d; NLddIing Orleans,
75sd; imports for the past three days, lO0,-
GOO bales,
5p m.-NTzrket quiet and unchanged.
Sales, 10000 bales; exports and speCula-
tion, 20OO bales.
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Thursday, April goth, 1871,

within legal hours, the following describe
properly, U0-Wit: A tract Of land situated IN
Fay cite county, Tenn: Beginning at a stake
the center OF the Macon aud Oakland road,
being the southwest corner Of the LOgWOOd
tract and the northwest corner OF the j. s..
CIeaves tract, and known as the Sasser tract
thence east bSH poles TO a stake. his corner
in George Smith S west boundary line; thence
north with his line, passing the northeast
corner Of the LOgwOOd tract at one hundred
and nfty-twO li52l pOles-in all 53 pOles-tO
the stake In The center o. a hollow pine
which north 7So west. at the distance Of 81
inks stands a small blsck gum marked as
pointers; thence LbL poles to 8 stake ia the
center OF the Macon andO OAKLAND road thence
south with said road 70 the beginning, con-
tsining 80 acres and % poles.
anubl viii be cirLu- ated before the day
OF sale.
TERMS OF SALON q credit OF nine tl an
twelve 10 months; bonds with approved Sc
curity required, bearing interest from date
a lien 20 be retained until all the purchase
mOney IS paid.
Humes q POsbOn. Attorneys. mh2l
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

What Is It2-Rany, many people suffer
~fom-they know not what. They are not
sick-they are not well. There is no name
for it. 1t is simply eaEness-a breaking
down If the vital forces. Whatever Its
causes land they are innumerable), its symp.
toms are, in the main, the same. Amongthe
most prominent are extreme IassItude. loss
Of appetite, loss Of flesh and great mental
depression. Indigestion and stomach cough
are also frequently ooneomitants of this dis
tressing state OF body and ofmind. The com
mon remark in relation to persons in such a
condition is, that they are eonsump,ive,
Now, what these III -fortunates really want is
vIGoR, Vital STRENGTH; and, as certsinly as
dawn succeeds darkness, they can recUperate
their systems and regain perfect health by
resortiBg to hOstetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters. 1t is as clear that a n~fe-revIving
tonic is required In such cases, as tina the
dying flame OF an empty lamp requires TO be
with a new supply OF oil. Perfectly
pure and innocuous, containing nothing but
the most genial vegetable extracts. and COM
bining the three grand elements Of a stom-
aehic, an Alternative and a genial invisorant.
Hostetter's Biiters are suitable to all consti-
and are as applicable 10 the diseases
disabilities OF the feebler sex as to those
roar,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-12

No q7f-Tn the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee lsaac schWab
and Leon BehWab rs. u q. Morgan and j.
m Allen. Perry NugenI and mos allen
T4-ue Tros- II. Allen q Co.'S Memphis and
TH 81 II. Allen & Co, New 0rleanA
~ aDneerfug from the Die, Wn1ch IS sworn
tofb tbfg cause, that The dGlendsuLd.a
Wcrgen. IA fusty Indebted % tle complain
MS IN TIE sum OF $40 and interest due By
ee~onnf. and that said i. M. alien Incs. 81
AITen end Perry Nugeul Era 1nd6Dled % de-
feDdenf Horgaut in a sum more L1au SUE
fc5srf - Dav compliments debt etc, and
fbaf fhe said N. Allen and Perry HuEant
end n G. Morgan are non-resldents OF the
500 Of Tennessee, and that for these causE
an vas sued out Of this courl
a1ainsf ths property OF defendant, j b.. Nor
gsn- and she same was issued, ard has been
Fsfurned by the sheriff, duly levied by gar-
nishmsn1 served on u IA. Allen @ said arm
o. Ihas. IL Allen Cos and u AGLAs
Allen q Co.
IL IS therefore ordered. ~ tha clerk and
Master, That Hhsys the said j - A
Ferry Nugent and J.9 MorEau7 make @
appearance herein o. the
the Second llaucsW loa4t
County. tn the city OF Memphis
before the first Monday m l4
nlerd. answer o. damur
or the same win be taken Tor
them and set for herring
IN e91r sueces9Ivs weeks Lu L1e AaP
Appeal This Marcn 81 A%
AeHD LsTFWART. Clerk and Master
Lehman, sola ior compui aPk
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Nnn-Rasident Hofiea.

28, r. DIN the Second Chaueery Court
Of Shelby county, Teunessee.-E k-BrlnE-
ley and James Elder, use, etc, vs. isaac ~
harrington, j N. Terry GBetheAanQ O.
E. JamlsOu.
IT appearing from the bin which Is sworn
4 to in this cause that the ~deiaudanlS
Darlington and j. u. Terry. are Justly mueql-
ed 10 the complainant, r. O. BrtnEleyr IA the
sum Of sll6S -, u interest," Que Tor balance
on the purchase Of land, being the interest q
James Elder in the proceeds OF tae Lanl
which was assigned 20 * q. bfLnkiey and
that CarringGOD and Terry are uo~l-ra1den-s
OF the state OF Tennessee. anu LlaE Tor these
causes an attachment was sued ont OF tlls
court against the property OF defendants
Carrinq6on and Terry, and the same was
issued. and has been returned by the sheriff,
duIv levied On tha property or defendants
Darlington and Terry.
IL ia therefore ordered, by b Clerk and
Master, Tina they make their appearance
herein. st the courthouse of the Second
ICbancery Court in the city OF Memphis Tenn.
on or before the nrst Monday ia June, 1871,
and plead, answer OF dsmur 10 complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con
fessed as 20 themt n set for hearing X
parte, and THAI g copy Of thts order be pub
once a week for four Successive weeks
in the Memphis appeal.
This March -. III.
II. D.. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Estes & Jackson. soils. for com. mhaa
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uon.Rssidaas Eofjos

No. 1865, A. r. DIN the Second Chaucery
Court of Shelby county, Tsnnessee-Ehs
Jackson Insurance Company vs.. T.. ".
Peasg and others.
TT appearing rom amended and supple
I mental bill duly sworn 10 and died IN this
cause that the defendants, II. p. Fielding and
Nicholas Gwyun, are non residents Of the
state of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse Of
the second ChGnCsTy Court of shelby
ty. i'm the City OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the drsu Monday in May, lSTl, and
plead. answer or demur to complaiuauts
taken tor confessed as to them, ana set for
hearing eEparte; and that q copy Of this or
der be published once a week. Tor Jour sue
cessive weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal.
March d, 1871.
A cOpy-8ttest;
Mn. /. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY q. BELCHEE, Deputy e. and N.
Rudolph, Hammond & JOrdOn, Snls. for
comUHrS. mhlb
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SATURDAY.. Aprll %. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
D Operty, tO-W1t;
ton. IN shelby unit tennessee, on the
Mississippi and tennessee railroad, known
as the north half Of the northeast quarter
with the exception Of tenllgl acres donated
Tor the purpose of building a Baptist churcnl
OF section min township one range elght
wet, Of the basis meridian OF the C~nlckasaN
purchase, containing seyenty-eignt 70 acre.
Second one To-, known on the plan OF
South Memphis as part OF lot NO. q N bI0eA
No 1851 thirty-three fronting o8 leet 4 incnea
l5S-4l on Hullng street, and lb5 feet on 81.
Martin street, being the southeast portion OF
said lot No g.
Third-AlsO another lot. on the southeast
corner Of Talbot and Mulberry streets In
south Memphis, fronting on Talbot street 50
ieet, ana running southwark parallel and on
Mulberry street, the same width, $50 feet.
All IN shelby cOsntY, Tennessee,
Terms OF sale-Cash. Equity OF redeDp-
ton barred.
Efau na q Smith. EoltcstorB, apIR
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RIVER NEWS.
4 LFAYINq THIs -
T. a. Allen.
RlrERs. wEArrER. pusrrEss.

MEMPHIS, April II, 1871,
RiUer Editor AppeGt-The river fell 9
inches in the past "A hours. Below high
water mark Of 1867, II feet g inches.
JOHN TENT.
Our dispatches give hslatest news from
ali points above. All the upper streams
are falling steadily. The Arkansas is
swelling 3 little, and White river is fall
ing. Both streams have plenty Of water.
Yesterday Wss a clear, beautiful day, and
business on the levee was tOlerably brisk,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The new steamer Robert Mitchell
passed down yesterday.
The City of Cairo passed down, on her
way to Yicksburg.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Chickssaw Boat Club was held last night.
Captain Clay Rice is in our city on a
brief visit. He will plant this season in
the.LsConia circle.
As soon as the trains commence to run
on the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
the Usage and Sallis V. will enter the
trade between DsYalIs Bluff and points
on upper White, Red and Black rivers.
The United States mail packet, ThOs.
ii. Allen, Captain Matt. Houston, will
back out to-day for Pine Bluff, Little
Rock and all way landings on the Ar
kansas, b is az excellent and swift
-"a-H -@AHAA -AaaA - AOA AAN AAEL n
The gorgeous Phil Alin, with Captain
Jim Lee on the roof, leaves to-day for
Helena, Frisr's Point and all way land
ings. She gees on time. Stacker Lee is
her popular clerk.
The fine and fleet passenger steamer
Dexter leaves today at y M. for Vicks-
burg and New Orleans, Isaac Jones is
master, and owen g. Gates is her chief
clerk.
The Sam J.. Hale will be in port this
morning, n leave tomorrow for Gin
cinnati.
The George W. Cheek arrived with 81
bales cotton.
The Thomas II. Allen arrived from the
Arkansas with III bales cotton.
The City of Cairo brought down the
trip of the st. Joseph from Cairo.
Alick Wadden is second clerk Of the A,
J. White.
The Alaska, M. j.. Wicks and c.. r.
Church. passed down yesterday,
The II. NJ. Shreva, for Red river, passed
down yesterday. She had an excellent
trip.
During March the local inspectors at
cincinnati registered % engineers and 30
pilots, Captain Fisher inspected 40 boilers.
The Robert Mitchell passed down last
night, adding here 2I5 bales Of cotton. Mr..
ID. A. Jones, a prominent s~teambOdtman
Of Cincinnati, Wss among her passengers.
Inc underwriters and owners Of the
Mollle Able have come to an understand
ing IN regard to her insurance, and mat
ters are to be satisfactorily adjusted.
The old News Boy Is being dismantled
al Nashville, and her cabin and machinery
transferred TO the Geo S Kinney.
The Far West left st. Louis for Fort
Benton, a 5000 mile voyage. 1t is ex-
pected she viii make the round trip in 100
days.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday
says: The following steamers were at
the landing yesterday: st. Marys, Night
lngaIe, Mlnneola, Spray, Kate Robinson, /
Potomsc, st. James, Ben. Franklin, Clip |
per and Tom Farrow."
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 237.-Iu the Second Cbancery Court Of
shelby county, Ten essee- Mary A..
smith, admtnistratriE OF Owen Smith,
deceased VS.. Morris English. A. BriscOe snd
wife, Mp. BriscOe, ThC8. Haley and wife.
G. Hsley, and the unknown heirs OF Susan
Sheridan, deceased.
IT appearing from the bill which IS sworn
L TO In this cause that the defendants a
BrisCOe and wife, NJ. p. Briscoe, ThOs Haley
and vile, q. Haley and the unknown heirs Of
susan Sheridan, deceased, are nonresident
OF the State of Tennessee.
10 fs therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, tina they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse OF the
Second Chanczry our Of shelby county, 10
the city or Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
trst Monday in June. 1871. and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bin, or the sane
win be taken for confessed as TO them and set
Tor hearing eZparte5 and that q copy OF this
order be published once q week, for four sue
Cessive weeks, tu the Memphis Appeal.
A ~COpy-attest.
NJ ID. L.SFEWART, Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell q Martin. Sol. for cOmpIuf-
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cradllor's Notice.

No. 4I69. r. Din the Second Chancsy Court
OF shelby county, Tanuessee-L A. H.
Shore, administrator OF r B. Shore, de-
ceased, vs.. JOh ID Shore ct al.
A order OF publication for credttors to NE
IA their claims herein having been made
BY the Court,
Notice is therefore hereby given TO al per
sons having Claims againsf the estate Of r b
Shore, deceased, to come forward and EXHIBIT
their demands and have themselves made
parties to complainant bin. in the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the IfGn day
Of April, 1871, or the same VIII De forever
barred.
This March I6, 1877.
M- ID r. STEWART ClerE and Master.
Tohn RowarvfIfe. Sol. for com mhI1
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nnn-Rasldanf Mntina.

No. 2l4, r.. DIN the Second Chancery
COurt of Shelby county, Tennessee-John
Febles vE. ". a. F1tenner.
TTappearing from bill duly sworn to liz this
A cause that the defendant, W. A. F~iUchner,
is justly indebted to complainant in sum OF
$500 ana interest u by his prCmtssOry note,
and that he IS q nonresident Of the State OF
TenLssseet and that Tor these causes an at
tachmen mt issued nom this court against MS
property and the same has been returned
into court by the Sheriff Of shelby county
levied, etc, on the real estate Of ". A. tlteh-
ner.
it is therefore ordered, That he make DIS
appear ance herein, at the courthouse OF tne
second Chancery Court Of Shelby county N
the city OF Memphis. Tenn, Onor DeloES tA5
drst Monday 10 May, Is7l, and plead, an
sWer or demur 70 ompla1lanLs DILL OF me
same viii be taken for conlesssa - ~ ulM
and set for hearing eEpsrtes ana Lnat q copy
of this order be published once 9 week ior
four successive weeks IN the memphis Ap-
peal. This March Is, H3L
A ~copy-attesti -
MD. L. STEWART GleFk and Master.
RvC III BFICHER. Deputy n.
George Gillian, Sol 1or eomptE mhl9
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A%TTAGHMEnT NnTlcE-

No. 729, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-W. 7. and John
Barron VS. Abner HoptOn.
IN this cause an attachment having been
/ sued out under section 1856 OF the Gods and
returned mo Court, levied pom the real es-
tate OF defendant, and 1davt having been
made hat the defendant is indebted to plain
tits in tie sum OF S4l0 by account, ana that
the defendant is RnOn-rehident OF the State
Of Tennessee.
Il is therefore ordered, That he make
his personal appearance herein, before the
Judge OF the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county, at the Circuit Courthouse, In the
city II Memphis, on the third Monday in
next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same will be proceeded with eXpaTte, and
that acOpy OF this order be published once a
week, Tor four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
Done at this ONCE, this ed day of March,
1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
q. l.. Griffin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Tas1 day, April 10, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, Uo-Wtt;
A certain tract Of land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, at shelby Depot, In the Eighth
Civil District; beginning at a stake nifty teet
south from the center Of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, on the west line OF Mrs.
Francis stewart. thence running south with
Mrs. Stewards lin tOur CHAINS and seventy
four (74) Inks, to a stake; thence east Ten
chains and eleven links, TO q stake; thence
north four () chains nae s~eVenty-tUur l4l
links. TO a stake dlty feet from the center OF
said railroad; thence WesJWardly with said
railroad nifty feet from and parallel with the
center TO the beginuiug-COntaining one acre
Terms OF Sale -Oue-third % cash; balance
in two equal ustalmenJs, at nine and twelve
months from day OF safe. Notes, with ap-
provet security required. bearing interest
from date. Lien to lie retained until saEoe is
paid. EDMUND 4. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
T-r-, w E5vr,- Affrr mhpQ
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Valuable Lands for Sale

ON the lsth day Of April, 1871, as trustee,
" ete.. I viii sell for cash, without the equi-
~ OF redemption, TO the highest ldder on
the premises, q tract Of about ~ acres. con-
hv Joseph F0itE and Others In trust 70 ray
purchase money, which Is sltuateQ on the
Memphis and OhiO Railroad aoout ID miles
from Memphis, and being an or re place
kneWn as the home place ofthelape Bf. sam
uel Bono, except about 200 acres On said
tract there is "a aluable brick siden and
good uuthouses; land richi n~elghDorhood
healthy and desirable
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-Mnn-RaeIdanf Nnfica

No. Zs, r. DIN the Second ChsHcery our
OF Shelby county, Teuuessse-hamsey &
Brooks. use of AlmOn Brooks, vs.. A. VIII
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn
tOi1 this cause. that the defendants, A.
Williamson. Peter j. Peters and q. Q. Sra
ham are nonresident Of the State Of Ten
uessee-
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master. That they make their appearance
herein. at the COurt-house Of the Second
Cbancery Court, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn. on or before the first Monday in Nay.
1871, and plead. answer or demur to complains
ants ola, OF tne same VIII be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing eXpsrte,
and that a copy Of this order be she
once a week for fOur successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal This March p, lSzl.
~. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHER, Deputy Q. and NJ.
I. 2 MnEur1und Sol rur n0rmnH1F mhgl
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Tuesday, April IS, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. Go-wtJ:
The north half Of lot No. 2Ol, IN The new
survey of ground north Of and adjoining the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
as suhdtvided INTO lots according to the plan
thereof, which said lot No. ~ has "a feet
'front.', aud runs back between parallel lines
1851 feet, and is pounded as follows: ON the
west by Fifth street; on the north and east
by an alley, and on the south by lot No. zoo.
The north half of said lot No. 2OI, which is to
he sold, has a front Of 81 feet on Filth street.
Terms Of sale Cash.
This March q, 1871.
NJ. ID. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
s.. p YeOmans and ID. ID. Welsh, Soils. for
complainant. minis
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Friday, April %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, IO-Wits
A certain lot OF land In the city CT Mem
phle, fronting sixty (60) feet on Monroe street
extended. and running bae between two
parallel lines toward Madison street extend
cd one hundred and hfy-four and one fourth
feet; conveyed By deed Of cOmplatuants tes-
tatrlL, dated March 3. 1855, and recorded in
the Registers Office Of said county, in book
65, p ges ISL, 4k2 and 462, and to which
reference Is here made for s. fol- description.
Terms OF Sale.-0n a credit OF seven ~ and
twelve ilZ3 months, purchaser 20 execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title abso-
lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
1T. Castles, Atty. mh9
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H~nn-RasIlsnI Elfica

to resign-In the Probate Court OF
shelby County, Teuu,-In the matter Or the
estate OF We. Hutchinson, deceased, Tom
Gale, executor.
TTPON the dling Of the petition Of Tom
Gale, executor Of Vim. Hutchinson, de-
ceased, to be allowed to resign his trust as
executor OF the estate of said decedent Il
appearing to the court upon amdaY1t filed
Herewith that the heirs aud devisees of said
testatOr, viz: - Hutchinson BUTCH
iuson. are now nonresident Of this State.
IL Is ordered that they be and they are here
by uOtin5d to appear ut the april Term. 1871,
OF said court, and on or befOie the 18th OF
ISL. thereof and how cause II any
they can why the said executor hOuld not be
allowed to resign his said trust. It is furtner
ordered that a cOp Of this order be published
once a week for fOur successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal.
A true cOpy-Attest.
JAMES REILLY, County Court Court,
Z w u1.rsz GoT Tor warf+a0uar mrTT
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TuesdaY. All 25th. 81,

within legal hours, the following described
property tO-wit: Certain real estate situated
in Shelby county, Tennessee. and in the city
of Memphis viz: Beginning at a stake on
the south-sfde Of Alabama street, 1uy l5Vi
feet east OF its intersection with the west
Of original country lot numbered nYe
hundred and three l53li thence east MY lou
feet thence south one hundred and forty
eight and one-haIf fl48%I feet; thence west
1901 feet 70 a stake, and thence north win the
west line o. the said country lot numbered
fOrty-eight and One-half 1eet 1881 TO the
be ginning, and the appurtenances belong
to the same
Terms or SALE-On a credit of seven ll
and ~ months, purchases 70 execute note
with good security; lien to be retained tn
the same is paid. Equity Of redemption
barred.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Eandolnh. Eammoun Lor1an. ALLLa.