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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-03-16

REMEMBER
Call for Aliens Lung Bafsam.
J. N. HARRIS & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
nSs- sold by all Jonesboro', Druggists.
E.. j. SANFORD q CO, Knoxville.
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ELIZABETHTON

Is perfectly quiet except the monotonous
noise of the dasning waters of Little Doe
River. aud the mournful notes Of croak-
ing frogs.
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In Cash Gifts, to be Distributed by the
New York Cash Prize Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-11
g SPECIAL Notice..

The Martyrs of Negiect.-Tt is not too
mnch to say that tens of thousands are now
suffering from b~iliousuess, indigestion, con.
stipstion, periodical fsvsh; general debil-
ity snd nervous affections, who might bs re-
stored to p ERECT health within a month or
less by the zfe Of Hostetter's Stomach BIT.
ters. The multi'udes who have been cured
OF these and other ailments by the use of this
well-kDown specific are always ready ts tes-
tiy to its virtue as q preventive and a ren-
edy. They are spresd over the whole coun.
try; they are eager to praise ana recommend
II; and yet, notwithstanding lis vast popu-
larity, there are many invalids, and many
who are continually exposed to the epidemi.
cal diseases, against which Il is a sure pro-
lection, who, either through Indifference or
~incrednlity, neglect 10 ssizs the opportunity
to cuIe and means of prevention, which thew
have only to reach out their hands to obtain
RMS Is strange; it Is one OF the anomalies of
human nature which it is impossible to &C.
count for or explsin. It is, however. quite
certain that every DAP the number of these
Martyrs of Neglect is diminishing. This is
proved by the statistics of the sales OF the
great remedy. During he present fall the
demand Tor IL has increased beyond all prec-
edent, and g gems as II IN the end the entire |
community would realize the Important
TACT, that when all other medicines pre-.
serihed for he above complaints fail, It can
and does effect a cure, AS a protection
against the diseases most common at this
season, there is nothing comparable with it.
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MEMPHIS AND RALEIsH RAILROAD.

Editors appc[-Ovar ten 7as7s 400
the citizens OF Mobile built q rsiirosd lex
tension Of sstrsel lns) seven miles long.
70 SETlng Hll, 3 locality ersn OF no a.
L5ae5onI except for the springs thai sup-
pied Ehe city with fresh wsssr. The line
q b road outside Of tho city limits Wa,
and stu tsi = barren ptusy woods, that
cannot o anything else. The running
or p road invited the building Of resi-
eene65 on the hin. Il has been running
ever since, and a. g horse -silr0sd, with
manifest s1vsutREs 20 its owners
Aobi.s theu had a population OF about
hfteen Thousand and sustained a suburban
road; Aomphis has hi5Y thousand to
travel IN 3 road TO Raleigh. through 8
route that VIII be continuous sandwich
70 q Thousand g8rdH7E, with beautiful
rsaid5noss, upon wlicl our people win
enjoy AZ endless feast,
Why is 10 r5st some viii cap At a pro
pose Improvement and bsnshs 70 our en-
forced "slEy-st home" summer-exhsusb-
&C people, 70 whom q dsy now and then st
Raleigh w0-ld snsE their wasted
strength? Let every man who wishes a
few 1sgs -eg-6sriOu during cur hot sum-
ns~ months for himself, wife and little
ones. Re sur5 E-d vCts II favor Of tie
cuHEv lending IFS credit 70 the Memphis
and Raleigh railroad and bhGreby length.
en- thsiF JOYS on earth.
A LIFETIME TAXPAYER,
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On The 2aih Gay Of ROvsmbsr, Ia7l,

Al noon in front Of the court room Of the
Sncult Court OF the United states, for the
District o. West Tennessee, in the city o.
Memphis, sell. 70 the highest bidder, the fol.
lowing described properly ,tO.WiL
A cej tain tract, pieo- or parcel OF land, ait
u4te, lying aud being in the county OF Zip
Ion, state OF Tennessee, on the waters OF tue
mississippi river. with metes and bounds as
follows. uo-wlt. Beginning u a point on the
mississippi river, Palmer 5 northeast corner
thence south with Halmer's line SO poles to
a stake; thence east - poles to a sake.
thence north - poles to q tree on the banR
OF the mississippi river; hence N a west
MaFdIy direction with the meanders Of the
Mississippi river 10 the point OF beginning:
being the same tract conFeYe by William
coward 10 James O. Ellis, ana described in
estimation. eightystnree (SB acres, toEhsher
with the engines, boilers and ali other dx-
lures ana apparatus ana thiqgs lying and
IN the distllation Of spurious liquors and
described as nolloWs, Jo-wit: Two duuhia-Hns
Ter, CRATE, bars, ETC.; one engine, ten-inon
cYHnder twenty feet STROKE, with everything
70 make It complete; one main shaft fy,
wheel and puLeye, anu ali other snaftinn
about tnemila and distillery; one pair thirty
stx-1nch stones, for grinding with gearing.
oeltlng, etc /; one mash tub; enc worm tub
ana worm; oEe cold water tub; one high
wine tub one low-Wine tub; six besr
Uunsi one under or beer sipk, two receiV.
ing tubs or cisterns; two yeast tubs; four
yeast CANA draw and force and high and
low wine pumps; platform and beam
scales, and AL the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distillery; blacksmith
and carpenter q other tools and instru-
ments about the premises.
Said property will be sold On q credit of six
lnOnthsi the purchaser to give note, with APP
proved personal security, bearing interest
nom date, for the purchase moneys, and a
lfsn retained on the property as additional
security tor the payment OF the purchase
money.
Inc equity OF resumption is barred; and
the purchaser win De placed IN pOss rssion
on the condrma ion OF the sale by the Court.
II CLAY KING, SPECIAL CommissIoner.
Memphis, November z, 1e73. nos IDS
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YUUEb LADIES' AGADEmY
St. Catherine Of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co.. Kentucky
uHdsr tks PatronaGs Of the vsFy
Reverend supsrior Of ST Rose

THI5 Institution is situated two mile,
4 rom Springfield about . Quarter OF Z
nile nom the BardstOwn and Springfield
turnpike. II Is conducted Dy the sister q
me Order Of 81. Dominic. and is we'll proyided
WIN competent and experienced teechers
n spare NO pains 10 render the Academy
worthy Of extensive patronage. The discf
pltne of the Institution will be arm and
Uniform, but mild and parental. while Ihe
strlctest attentton VIII be paid to the health.
comfort and WsntsofthsP1pils b cOurpe oi
Studies embraces all the branches uEsfuI ana
ornamental. This institution WaS estabIished
IN 1oAs and Is situated IN one o. the health.
lest ana most beautiful portions of the state
and Is OF easy sccezs by rail from Louisville
An extensive fErm Is Oonneci ed with the
Institution. nom which all the supplies arr
drawn, thus giving 1t considerable sdyan-
ta9e over others. b Academy grounds are
extensive and tRstefully range The
buildings are erected with sn eye especially
70 health and comfort.
Inc Academic year enees on the drsf
Monday In September and ENDS on the isI
wednesday In June, ana is divided into two
sessions OF V months each.
Terms per session Of i've months Accord
ing 10 the class of the pupil. SIS, ssS and 8lGd
payablehalf in advance.
cor Iurther particulars apply to hesgrE. ]
Q. webb q Co., Louisville, Chss. ID, Elder.
Esq, Il commercial Pace, New Orleans. on
20 the Fathers In charRalofS st. Peters church,
Memphis Tennessee dAW 80
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Tus dar. Noyamhar oa.h AZ
saIaabls COttan Plantation

OFFER for sale, Near Mound CITY. in Crit.
lender county, ArKaBszs.a tract or Land
csntslnlnE nearly lao acres Of ricn. aIluvfa.
land. rom 100 20 600 acres In -cuitiVStrnn -
ABOVE any overflow, besides over zoo acres .,
u-A0enhs Inls YaiuaoIe tract furnfsheE IOOC
soLSs ~ more o. ulsoie lana, sill Of which
SouLa o. putin cultivation at q moderate out.
lsy OF esp.taL. making over a thousand scra
arm OF uoequaled value In this vicinfTv
q Plaotatton is distant about eight males
iLoH 1emPus malt BY water to Mound CIV
me 0siance by fidge road-and "a knOEn =
the "DonesSn, or Island place. and vim fbe
exeeption o. " hundred yards Offending. L
s~urrounued ~ Marion and Beaysr D1ro
lakes. which RdoFd entire protsctfon 10 H.
farm nom stook Of every kind,
mere are no sand blows on the farm. the
s ~ olsaIse1sna selng on the richest black
aliuVlum, producing as muca COTTON ar corn
70 the acre as any land In this attitude.
Tnfee 1snos yielded last year from one n
one ana q quarter bales to the acre,
In adv lion 10 TINS farm as a cotton Dlanta.
ION, mere are now upOn Il helWeen in and
100 head Of bullOoks, tattening upon Inc nm
cleared portion OF the place, and the corn
now growing upon II. The purchaser can
buy All the mules and other stock. Together
natiOn.
The owner is determined TO sen. from the
fact tnsi The plantation requires more o. ~.
agement.
BE seems any extended description Of the
properly unnecessary, as the Value Of The
PlaItaIfon Is too well known TO require IL
Parties desiring 20 examine or 70 pnrchass
me plsntatlon SSn apply to Aessrs ROysteT
TO me at Huntsville, Alabama.
II not sold before the nrst mondsY in 1s-
osinDef next, privately, /. Will be sold on
that day At public sale, al the sea Eststs ~.
cnange OF koysfer. Trtzevant q Co. No. 90
Main street ct II o'clock, where mans ~ fne
lano can Dc seen and terms made known al
Oc9 I'm
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OFFICE OF THE DAIRY APPKAI,l
FRIDAY, November 10, lSl.

As time passes and money matters seek thei
natural and regular channel, after the late
disaster IN Chicago, n the opening OF thS
cotton, grain and hog season, confidence in
tie future becomes more secure. Money every
Wnere Is easy, and IN some of the northern and
eastern cities, in great abundance: and in st
Louis the surplus = so great that shipments
are made 70 New York, where a higher rate is
pen. This surplus, however, is caused by
ba0ke calling in their accommodations in
anticipation Of the packing season, which is
opening very slowly, on account OF the con-
unued warm weather.
Exehaq,e IS steady and rates unchanged.
OEAew YORK, Boston and other eastern points
rates are tOss, aud on New Orleans i dis
count Is the rate
The gold market is steady at lIg< to III, with
Light offerings.
There seems 70 be more animation In the
SOCK and security market. The inquiry is
briSZ, but We heard OF no transactions. County
NAffanlS are II demand and dealers are ask
ln- sue, and would pay Ssc. There is still an
ANXIOUS feeling N Memphis and Charleston
aAFoad SHARES and holders are asking as
nlen as sc, but We heard OF no bid higher
Lnan Sic. We quote: Memphis and
charleston railroad stock, 50 10 Sic; first
mortgage bonds, 81 10 SIC: I'd do. IS to Soc. Ar
kansas ieNee bonds are quiet and quoted at %
10 5oc. County warrants are bought at SIC and
solo az Sc, City bonds are buying {. SOC,
and SOC selling. Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road shares are nominal at 10 TO l2c: LIST mort
ages bonds, 70 70 sc Arkansas State war
> ITS, 20 70 Soc. Mississippi Central railroad
dealers report 81 10 Sc as the buying and SELL
ing rates "a do, = 10 Sc Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are - TO &c; do LIST mort
gage bonds, y 70 SIC; do "a, 70c-
Inc following IS a comparative statement OF
me exports OF specie nom the port Of New
York % foreign ports Tor twenty years for me
week ending November 4th, and for the cor
responding period n the under-nOted years:
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To the Public.

SSESSEL & son, of 259 Main
street, having completed their az
engagements to close out their retail
trade, and engage altogether In the
wholesale, have reduced the prices of
every article they offer for sale TO
COST. They make this sacrifice be-
cause they mean now, as they have all
the time, to be equal to every promise
they make or have made through the
press. They are determined to close
out by the LIST of January every style
OF goods they have on hand, and at
prices such as no other house in Mem
phis can compete with. Families
needing to recuperate their household
goods or wardrobes will find in our
offers UNPARALLELED BAR
GAINS. We will sell regardless of
consequences, and at any cost to III
selves. We mean to be in the whole
sale trade exclusively by the LIST Of
January and without fail. We invite
your attention to these facts, and ask
your custom to enable US to carry out
our programme.
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Begin the FIr.t zsaday Ia ssvtsabsr, 1871.
rev Remedies & Quick Cures
At
DR.. II. DecARL'S
M . d1cAI q,
No. 20l MAIN STREET,

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ADAMS
~ streets. Msmphis, Tenn Or. DeCarl
IOrmefly OF $40 Main street, Buffalo. N, Y.
specialist in he Treatment Of Syphiiis ano
Al diseases or the genital organs Of male OF
iemale is permanently located at No. 2l
Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Facts are Racts-9ood phvsiang scknowI
u E mis- superior skill and unprecedented
success, and send hopeless cases 10 him. pa
tlents suffering from skin diseases, diseases
o. tne banes, various forms or achex and
Lnoss anomalous and complicated cases Of
old standing, where the constitution mas
long suffered from prOLractsd merouriai
treatment, should not oespai-, bpt call on
". DeCarl, and Re subjected TO q course OF
MS mD1saiing Varor Baths, IN Q INJUNCTION
1csi BaIks, Roots and Leaves, which grow
within 23x degrees Ofthe EQUATOR. and nearly
under a vertical sun.
To the Ladies--The variou- complicated
ana olstressing diseases lpoiu ent to iemsIes.
treated with eminent succeSs. an IN - snn
the womb. Tunlors, ali UrInarv Dtsasses
NerVons Debility, Painlu or Difficult Mem
sbruatlOn, B~arreDness, etc., etc. Will he
speeolly cured, without poisonous draEs. In
9rlouS or unpalatable medicine OF any KIND
lave no deltoacy in calling, no Differences
what your troubi 8 ma be-. The afnictsd
themselves
REMINDER That DR. D. Carl publishes no
eSrtlneates 10 oupe the unwary, nor makes
lalseIe resSntaiivns 70 gull the unfortunate,
ried out.
. AL letters answered promptIv and
moolclnes cSrefuly packed and sealed. free
rom observation iorwafd ed by express 10
every part OF the ctvIiEed world.
~ Omoe 20I AsiH street no stairs. Nam-
pnis, Tenn. PoHtntncs box IlS, Omes hours
nom " am. to ~ D m. noI
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WNW n
LONDON, November 10. bpm
CGTE0H.

b leading feature In the market to-day
was me active lnQulry and the nrmness Of the
lactors. Buyers were anxious 70 NIL orders,
and from this cause there was a decided inn
prOvement In the market on bright cOttOus.
We failed TO discover any Improvement on
lower grades. Mtddling cotton was an &c bet
ter Than yesterday. Sales were sUU0 bales; LOO
more than the day before. Among the sales
were the following: ~ low middling, Il; "A
strict low mlddllrg, ~; S. low middling, II:
SLOW mlddling, II; hsOOd ordinary, l6Z; II
low middling. n; 10 bright middiing, 10: IS
mlddllDg, ~; y good ordinary, 81; lGS strict
good ordinary TO low mIddliug, l65s; 40 mid
ling, ~: : strict mlddiiug, ~; 81 strict low
mlddllug, l7H. 10 mIddhng, 10; I3I shy mid
ding, ~; lW low middling, Il; "a middling,
"a; > strict middling, T7z4 Sgood middliug,
ls2zi $ strict lOw middiing, ~: 50 middling,
IA "a middiing, ~; Is good Ordinary, IGA; Is
middlng Ia; 50 suict middling, ~: % strict
low middlIng, Ia; ~ good ordinary, l6x; 70
strict mlcdllng, 10 SS low m-ddiing, u: IS
good ordinary, l6z; 40lOW middEng, Il; d low
middllng, li Il low middllUg Il; Il good ordi-
nary, lgs . middlIng, ia 81 middling, I79s;
~ strict good Ordinary, lJs.; 20 stricUlOW mid
w ~. ~ mlddiing, ~; y good middIing,
Is; 80 strtct low mitdlng, IEs. The market
closed steady al quotations below.
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gN@sHc; kegs, lOkslOzc. Hams, sugar-cured
Ishc. Green meats nominal Whisky, 8rm
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, November iO-Flour firm.
err supernne, 50 z596 -; Xxx, 81; xxx. S725.
Corn easier; soft new, sc; mixed, 74@ sc;
white, sec: Oats, quiet at 629 30. Bran, adj
vanced 70 81 40. Hay. firm; ordinary. sSS co;
cnolce, 30. Fork easier; mess, SIS 29l5 90.
Bacon nrm; shoulders S1sgshc; clear rio,
scarce at sz4c; clear, sseszc. Hams DALI
tieree L.4@l0kc; key. n@l 10. Sugar. infe-
rlor 5Gb13c common rs; good common g.;
Molasses essv centrifugal $50 &c; fair, 40;
prime a5g45c; strictly prime b0c; choice. II
90Ic, Mhisky rsctined, 9s9l OS. Coffee dull
nonninallY. 1Sx93Jzc. Bank stirling, 2e1S:
sight, HGA discount, God, uIsL. cotton Is
qoiet and low grades weak Sale, $500 bales;
good tna I7zgf7sSci low middling III
Exports. stock, sl,2Is bales weeks Ssies'
s0OJ nales; net receipts, 3},269: gross, 81 7l2.
bales Exgorts-to Liverpool, 81 5 bales; to
Malaga, 200 bales; Barcelona S07 bales; coast
WISE 66t6,
CHICAGO, November lO.-Flour dull. with
only a light local demand Wheat is in far
demand. bat Ell over rates; No. / spring Chi
cago, 81 2S9I "A. Corn, No. 2. mixed. SIC.
hye dull and prices a shade lower 4485 o
asked; last, half dry Ba ley dull snd Dr oss
nomtn al; spring. NO 2, 64o; do, No. 3. 45sA7c.
Pork; demand fair ana market nrm, I@z lSc.
Lard dsmand fatr nd marKet d IA SIS.
NeWi CRY 8 ud meRtSi Oulk shoulders. 43Zc:
do. clesr-rfb sides, SIC Beef meats: tux
shoulder &c clear rio sides, SO, delivered
n'st week IN Decem or. Green meats; bulk
shoulders, 5S1a4c. Hogs; demHnd on packing
and reshipplng account, So 60R4 10; choice
lots, 1850.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November IO.-Cotton marset
liz steady with a moderate demand low mid
ding, l7Ac. Flour market steady with n mod.
crate demand; family, St eOa8 rs. Wheat
scarce and firm at 81 40al SO. Corn dull and
prices have declined; old, SIC; new, 45a46c. Rye
dull ana prices dropping at 75a7c. Dat mar
is steady with a moderate demaud at 35a
4Oo. Barley quiet and unchanged at 6aSOc.
groceries steady with a moderate demand.
Linseed oil, T5a77o Eggs butter and cheese
are unchanged. ClOvsrseed in fair demand !
and market firm at l0al0%. timothyseed In |
demand at SSa3 10. Pork-fuil prices
asked but no demand, Sl2 l2%. Lard in light /
quiet and weak; new partly cured. 81, 7a7Lc |
packed: old sides, &c. Bacon is in light demand /
light and holders drm; shoulder, 7e. side. ia /
2se. Hogs opened nrm and the market closed
Iun and W at "a Sls4 10. Whisky, Sc.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, November observation-disclosures
rades nave advanced. Flour Is Gun bal an.
IS s0a5 &C. Xxx IS 72s6 25; mall sales. Wheat
ed winter, NO.. 4, 81 so. Corn is dul but IN
nangedi mixed on track 42c; do Bs0ked. 500,
Jas, nTmeri No. 2, 2i%stzl%c; mixed sacked,
ss40e Barley, slow ats 4Sec. Rye, lover
advanced 10 6SR7ec. HighPines dufet
sgc rebscc9 stea1y. Hemp dull Bag
T g I2glsHc. Pork Qaiet. S4 dacon. 7La
.zei q ar rlh sides, g.: clear sides, 80. La a.
.l1rt, SSgeAq for refined. HOZs nrm; bulk
aIss 90 oJsSS0 Ca'tle unchanged at s325A
For additional market reports, see hrst
H6laI
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DY virtue OF the auInority In me vested by
4 decree or The FIrst ChRncery Court OF
shelby county. Tenn renoered n the cause
ON e. bsr9en vs hF. Brown anu others,
No. l40, N. X D., such decree 81 shutting ne
As Lrusa ee in rOom and stead OF VIM K COS.
tont deceased trustees, In a deed Of Trust exc
ceLsd % lanes Young and vile on tns ism
Jay OF 'anoary, 1851, to said Poston, upon
The lands hereinafter described. and b, vir-
ne o. tas a~nIaoTliy so ysssed In me As afoTs-
safnraay, BtGembsr 2, 1915,
within legal n0urs, IN lront OF the SheriR's
omcs, N me olty OF Memphis, Tenn on me
wet aid of =er ono street, between Union
aud Gay oso streets. and In ront Of the sO"th
portion Of the GrseniRw Opera houes, pro-
csed 10 So 1, Tor cash. 81 the higGess and best
bidder, the following real estate, or so much
tnereoi as NAV be necessary 70 satisfy the
Amount secured By the trusL The property
es In shelby county, Tenn ana is thus de-
scTiOeo: Inc front srsc 4, containing y 40-iO0
acres, and bang The same thai was Conveyed
TO the said James Young by n esley Blake
more. by deed dated 25Gh February, les, reg
isIered IN the Segisssr's once Of sne ~
follows: Beginning al q sweet gum 10 chains
and 43 links south Of Bradshaw = south line of
. 40 acre tract and on The line Det~ zen said
]. Young and 4. g. Blakemorei thence wests
crossing cane orsek, 4 cnai 8; thence south
3 chains and 81 70 ssWse gum; rhf nee
east chains to A. q. BIakemo ss BouthWes
with a. q. BlaksmoIss west line 70 ne De-
ginntr z. Al.o SO much OF the folowtng de-
31NA1 A1kSANI - - SlG1 zoAG -
NOR gagged 70 others p4tor 70 Janusrs Is, 1861,
and remained the property OF James Young
and his Itfa On thar day Tua dekcrfntfOA. or
the WaOle tract Is as follows con.ain NJ
about $50 acres, and being q part OF = tai
originally in the mama of James SeaWelI;
Beg nn1ng At the northwest corner OF said
original tract at a STAGE north 80 deg, ses, sast
q unks nom . white oak marked W. p;
thence east passing an elm AZ 10 chains d
lnks, the southeast corner OF ] Rzmsey's
5O9 acre grant. In all 20 chains, TO a stake OF
sweet black gum and black OAK point
srsi theace toulh, crossing zane creek al 5
chains and 2 Inks, in ali 10 chains and 20
70 . sweet gum; thence west 4 chains
TO stake; tnsncs SOUTH crossing said Ieek
at 2 chains, in ali q chains ana 50 links, 70 Q
sweet gum; hence east 4cnatns to q stake
and dogWOod; Lisnee south s chains and 10
Inks 70 = STAKE and black gum marked L.;
thence wssL 30 chains to q STAKE; thence north
40 chains anu 70 Ink TO the beginning, 70
which deed OF L ust and the Cnanoery curt
rscosd reference is here made Tor greater GER
tainty. titles believed to De good, but l VAL
sell and convey OILY As trustee. Equity OF
MARCUS ] WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of Shelby county and trustee
RUAEs & PssTON, ttorneys-
now
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On A0nday, November 20, ls7I,

the following described real estate, tozs her
with me improvements thereon, levied on
as the property of Mrs. Ann stephens. vlz-
A certain lot In The city Of Memphis. Sheloy
county Ienuessee. and known and dssfe-
mated on the plan o. said city - lot No. IS.
IN ol0ek on north side OF Court square, said
lot fronting on North Court strss1 ~ feet Leg
inehes more or less, and running back "a feeS
8 inches.
also the following described real estate.
levied on as tne property Of ". q. Ford and
drs. Ann stephens, TO satisfy the above ex-
eeetion, 70 wit: One o. lot or parcel OF
gr9und, No 10 in subd vision 3, Of TIE estate
OF a. Kerr, deceased, uDOn the plan OF the
same as made by ID. =. Keer, May 29tn, $50.
lying shout two miles southeast OF NsmphIs.
on or nesE the PgeUn RoOGt road, ana con-
veyea Oy Iohn Sz1arans q 90. &c " J..
Oavle, and by said Dagis to W. g. Ford by
cesd reg stored in the RsgisteT's once o.
shelby county, and for further reference re
fer you ~ book No. "A, page 578, in Registers
once.
Memphis, October ., ISL.
AARCU5J. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
BY D.. I. HoOE. Deputy Sherin.
hortIeehL * Graft, Attorneys for Com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-11
iHS0LVEMT notice.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the
estate OF James I. PsytoD, deceased, no
tee Is hereby RiVen to all Pc Sod having
claims aRainsf said essatet to apes before the
Clerk OF fhe County Court Of helhy caunty.
in me manner preacrihed Dy Law, on or be-
fore fhe third day OF October, 1874; and any
oIsfms not died on or before said osy or %.
fors an aoprOpriaE1on Of the funds Of said e.
5ste IL made, will be fGreYsr barred, Ooth In
law and equity. November =, 1871,
V1k8IcIA Ia PEYTOH.
nos Adm'x OF James T Psyt~n. decd