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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

TEE Isw vii be rigidly eaforced against all
Il persons irespassisv With dog or gua or 9th
srwise On my krm IN Nedlcyfs Neck.
,. G. GREENwELL.
Oct 5, tssl-zS.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

more or less. together With oil snd Elm.
eular arpur'enances to the same BELONG
ing.
This well known property i. situated d
the confluence Of the Chesapeake Bay aud
the Potomac River. binding 90 both.
I, vas established a. a Bathing Place,
and was becoming a plac, Of favori'e 10,
sort By large number Of persons from
various States, a. we'll a. Nv ci,is ms cf
Maryland. previously to 1860, and csn ID
re.op"ued rs such next s-ason, oil the ne
ccssary buildings beiny there for .hs A.
comm"dasion Of The public. Among tho
numerous buildings is eoumo iious no.
TEL. There are con scnieat Wharves foe
accommod uion Of vessels aud Steamboat.
The luxuri-s Of Salt Water arc q hasd
in abundant profa ,ion. Of which the OYS.S
TIERS are considered Of the very bsss
quality.
The value Of she land Independently
OF its agricultural and other advsntae ~
is greatly enhanced By being 6xsd upon
n tho southern terminus of the Southern
Maryland Railroad. which will, Il Is en-
pected. be completed within two years.
It II within eight miles Of 81. Msry's
River and eighteen miles Of The Pasuxsut
River, both navisable for ships orthe lsr.
gcs. class. and running through rich and
nighly improved sections.
With its great advantages Of land and
water. point LOOKOUT" presents s
location for great commercial city.
1t is known to 10 very healthy, and.
on that account and for its other adyan.'
tages. was selected by the Government
as proper place for great military eta.
ton and CAMP.
Capitalists are invited to visit and era
anime the property. and no doub, win al
tend the sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
O,e-foursh cash on the day of sale. bal
ancc Of purchase money payable iu two
equal annual ins.allmcnts. bearing inter.
ess from day Of sale. to be secured to tho
satisfaction Of the Trustees.
BENZ. G.HARKIS,
PARRAN CRANE.
DAVID s. BRISCOE.
Trustees.
Lconardtown, Nd.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCrIoNEEK
w w ONCE No: City Hall place,
VIII se Ms day, At 10 O'CLOCK the Fixtures OF the rouor
Store a. l7O Cherry Fine walnut Countar rrann
plate s,or Clccks. stove splendid Ale Pumps, copper
sasn pts, ana also Furniture mahogsny Bcdslssd
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTYD-BY A MAR
"A red has thorough knowledge OF business all It's
vaops departments reeenhouses bohouses and graperes
Is thorough good foot and respectable groom highly
recommended; six End half years references but
permanent place viii euit Address G. r., feed store, $40
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
on TO RENT.

WAbHIN0TOK BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE,,
.on .. sssnstcn eIhis Properly VIII BE- sold - g suS c
PreCT8usy sold q private sae on the following terms
xv and balance two three. four and fvs yearr
and Twenty streets: LOT $50 By ieo fec. the Improve
men arc All OF brick and consist OF four Malt House
ana Brewery. with splendid vaults two story Dwelling,
stables AND wash shed Tho brewery has lately been
ranged 70 Doll oy steam with all the beat for
sa and %cs running everything . IN
AID s now being run ale porter brewery Address,
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Washington, ID. q.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

CQ0 mn TO MANUFACTURERS SALE
POU.VUu. large Piece of Properly. located twenty
lots Bsudinss srs large and substantial and FOR
well suited for manufacturing. Parties wanting Steam
Power can get their rent and power whou besides
ting twelve cent ON the Address
ENTERPRISE, Herald oalce.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTRD-BY A COMPF.
" tent married man understands tho of gsnemans
place. best city reference Address q. g.. Bdseman's
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

CoACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY AN IEDUs.
~ rious single Scotch; thoroughly his
6nness excellent experienced city city
reference Address W. COACHMAE, box lis Herald Office
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

sALE-THIS DAY, BY JOHN NOR
Uohing Bedding tnrs and other valuable goods Order OF
Il. Ganley, Division street. ~ Va
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

MORTGAGE sALE.-P GAFFNEY AUCrIoNREp %.
u bowery, sells on "Wednesday, Feb Is at l0S O'clock
by order OF the MORTGAGE the Stock Fixtures of thS
positive. ~ vs. S"''
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

CIrUA1loS WANIED-AS GARDENER, BY A MAR
~ riad man understands the of horses cows
willing and obeng; honest aud Industrious -cy re-
ference. Address NJ. c., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
MORTGAGE SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
A UCTlON N0TICE.-lls wEsT TwENTY.SkvEETH
n street, Sixth avenue
Over 400 lll vi nd Lot hu uCaial

Over $40 600 worth and 200 Lots by Catalogue
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell
TINS day (Tuesday) commencing at l0 O'Clock, all the
elegant and costly Household Furniture, and
costly Works OF Art contained in above private brown
stone mansion viz Magnificent brilliant toned N
rosewood Panoforte four rich Parlor Suits Suits on
Pantngs Bronzes Lace Curtains Centre Tables bookcase
Mrrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets &C. Bedroom Suits,
Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture in lots TO
SUIT purchasers Sale positive rain or shine Goods boxed
and shipped for purchasers
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

WANTED 40 PURCHAsE-A NEW HOUSE, HIGH
w eoop brick brown stone less 20 wide,
between Fourth and Seventh Price from
$4,000 Will offer $4,000 In merchandise, S10 900 cash
remainder mortgage Address, stating locality same,
HOUSE, box l49 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL GAR
cnt OF greenhouses and graperies: would
In connection capable taking the entire charge
gcnternans estate. Address for three days W. J box
III Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

IoACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE
~ thoroughly understands his business, is a GOOD
groom and has the best city references. Cal address
O.. f.s 35d
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

MOKTGAdE SALE
M OF first class Brewery.
BENJAMIN r FAIRCHILD Auctioneer, will sell, by vir.
tue OF several chatte mortgakes Tues lay February H.
is7 a M at Nos IS and ss East Eleventh street. be.
tween frst and Second Steam Encine Boilers
Shaitins Pucys, Betting splendid Copper Stills Coolers
worms ash and Receiving Tubs also quantity Of
Casks Barrels, dc also Horses Trucks Wagons Single
and Double Harness; also ONcs Furniture, Safu,
Desks, &c '
Also the unexpircd term Of
Lease of PreuiseG
BY order Of Attorney for Mort gee
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

CITCAfI0N WANfED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN "A
~ coachman and gardener 10 90 In tho coun
Try; best reference from last einpoye Ca 4lO West
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN B. MINER. AUCTIONEER
IA BY ALLEN H. MINER Il BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
testabiished l847h
saicsrooms a6 Chambers and n Reade streets,
Leeds' Art Galleries, cit and SD Broadway.

late HENRY 4; LEEDS kiNEK
AT 1 AND and ID Sisss sTss
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, r.s N.nd is
TsAFH EEsE oA AS E
s above Including Good Wil furnare and Frtus
Lease Of No 10 has Eve years from May o7e as
No. Year., from Nay 1883. s4ooo
rs y gS ns Leases
Pier Man.e Mirrors Curtains Cornice
and black walnut Furniture en- suse Mantei 0rnamsus.
sys walnut Ssun;.rs Essne.
asE6s%Sas1s!sst %sIaas nd nsses,py ns....a.
Beddins Sheets Blankets, &C., 6o Brusses Carpets MIR
KifohEN-rwo Mons.u,ss ps.eu, Ranges, do Broller..
copper Boiler, ana .ino Kitchen Utensils al nearly
article. ins,ients to frs. class hotel restaurant,
Ts wa o a Es ssss
wines Liquor. and Cigars. selected expressly for tho hotel
a. ,o .s,e.. . I. aI.:ssy: g;s Chamber, ..a
sortmen., removed for convenience Of Sale.
A oai Once ; and :sssrc;om. MoS'sas ). nassau Stree.
On. of tn. s s's s.sss.
JOHNSTON q ysRszss4E yzR TAssA r.: t.
Nassau street.
The collection win comprise Of the fncst examples
OF eur native and resident a,tss and also OF the
finest specimens the modern European schoos Eyerr
picture viii be guaranteed original.
J. +. Cropsey, VIM. Hart, A. H. WANT.
VIM H. Brown, r. c. Brown, j. Pope.
9. A. Sommers, j. Fairman J. williamson.
j. Ward, Z. Spangler. j. G. Wia.ins
d. J. Blsuvelt, W. Magrath, A. Parton.
Foreign
Robe, of Paris, p. schmitx
W0ze. Dusseldorf, Chas Sell Dusseldorf.
7. Wins, Brussels, J. Bueter, Dusseldorf,
Z. 6chessiugcr, Dusseldorf, Angus, Paris.
a. Ado.ph Ernst pupil o. A. Achenbach and Others
Also very tine copy OF Murtllo's
ADORATION,
Painted by Don Jose R0ldAn Of Seville Spain sxe BY 10
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
REAL ESTATE TO KxCHANGa.

A HANDSOME FARM OF 800 ACRES Us NILES FROM
New York the buildings consist OF private dwelling
grs mills blacksmith and wagon shops; all in perfect or
d. LESfiNASSE Is Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

w ANTED- FOURTH AND FIFTH AVE
w Twentyeighth snd Thv-fourth streets, desira-
bic House fair price, Owners apply with full parsicu
lara, TO WM. SlNCLAIK JR., CO., No Fine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

A 4S4 FOURTH AVENUE BETWEEN TwEhTyNiNTH
n and Thrteth sreets-Lad!es and gents Will be
isbed the gres, prices Minz In cash of
Clothing Carpets and Jewery have large orders for
the California trade; c1lo note ihrou:host
vii. bs punc,ually attended by Mr.. or Mrs. MikrZ.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

WANTED-IN TwENTy-sECOND WARD, A DEsIRA-
w Dle House, well located at fair price Owners,
apply with full particulars, to wa. SINCLAIR JR, CO..
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

CITUATloN WhNTED-AS GARDENER, lY A MAR.
~ ried man. who thoroughly understands his business In
al Its branches best city references Address j. K. 20
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

WANTED Observation-Disclosures FOURTH AND
Fifth avenues and Twenty eighth and Thiry-fourth
Streets desirable House, at fair price. Owners apply,
with full particulars, to WM. SINCLAIR. JR CO., So3
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
MEDICAL.

A TWENTY YEARS PRUSsIAN HOSPITAL EXPE-
n Renee Private diseases successfully cured inside o. IS
hours or Zee. Dr. FRANKLIN, l6l Bleecker street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

A DUCHESS COUNTY FARMER WANTS sITUA.
II tion irtt class farmer understands the care OF
horses, cattle aud vegetable gardeng would take farm on
shares. Apply to address NJ, 240 West 2Sth st.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

WANTED-A SMALL. HOUSE, IN THE EEIGHBoR
w hood OF New York and convenient to ferry
price not 10 exceed $1,000. MOTT CO., 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
n VVTTON NOTICk.
n WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS
at l0k o'clock,
OPENING SPRING SALE
OF BOOTS AND Shoes.

4UJ OASES
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, DIRECT FROM
CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURERS,
including full lines Of ne goods manufactured expressly
for first class city retail trade.
Catalogues ready ana goods on exhibition on morning OF
SALE WIN. TOPPING i CO., Auctioneeiu,
No. lRS Church street.
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Saturday lima g 81
Probate Court Sale nf Land.

Winifred Wallace, admx) Petition for the
Elizabeth wallace ct ass pay ds5s[ 10
HINDER and by virtue Of q decree OF sale
made In the above ca1ss at the present
MAJ Tenn 1871 Of the PrG1ata Court OF
shelDy county Tennessee VIII proceed Co
sell aE public auc1ton- to the highest and best
bidder, before b Cour-nouse on Lnlll
street, In the city Of Memphis Tenn on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1871
between the hours Of 10 O'clock an snd g
o'clock pm, the following described zeal
estate. lying and being In the county le1
by, and state Of Tennessee, and IN the .eT-
enth civil District, beginning 90 the u1--l-
west corner Of the lands laid on and Set apart
as dover Of Mrs. WaLace5 four small red oak
pointers thence north chains, q links % .
STAKE: thence east ~ chains, Co a STAKE nE
Z. Jones W.. line; e g. c1aLnsr q INKS
10 a stake; theme q. ~ chains, 81 lnH8 Q a
stake, thence north % chains 70 Joseph NC
DOweu1s northeast corner thence cas-
chains,f 20 q STAKE in the held thence usrLA
u chains, 50 links 70 q small htek9ry WIZ
elm anu white oak pointer marked A1--a
west 80 chains, 80 links 70 tna con-
tanning Ia acres
Terms of SaIs-Ou @ credit OF six and we've
months. equity CT redemption pdUe-f
ahasel to execute notes WIN appEcfe-
frv- Zen VII e. retained on Land p
sec1re md make certain t1e paTmall1-
JAMES RELLLT Clerk
n CrAmHERsr -ol- lor zen
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esEclal nnrlcE

-
the Household Tonie. -The aHeaey Of
Hostettera Celebrated Stomach Bnters as a
specific for recruiting the eaIeebled body
and cheering the ~desponding mind has
passed into a proverb. In the United States,
where this marvellous tonic has born down
all opposition and eoIpsed all rivalry, the
demand for # has annually increased IN g
heavier and heavier ratio for years, unti1 at
last the regular sales Of this preparation eK-
coed those of all other st~Onnachtcs combined.
Eminent members OF the medical profession
and hospital surgeons without number, have
candidly admitted that the pharmscop@ia Of
the faculty contains no prescription that pro-
dUees such beneficial effects IN dyspepsia
general debility and nervous diseases, as
Hostetler's Bitters. To use the language Of q
venerable physician ofNeW York, The Bit
ters are the purest stlmulant aud the safest
tonic we have. But the uses Of the great
vegetable autldot are much more compre-
hensive than such praise would imply. As a
preparatory sntidote to epidemic disease, a
tutionaI vigor, an appstizsr, a stom-
aehic, and q remedy for nervous de-
bIity. no medicinal preparation has ever
sttatned the reputation of Hoststter's Bit
tiers. II Is the household tonic Of the
American people, and in all human proba-
bIity viii be so for centuries 10 come. The
maguates OF science recognize its merits;
and thai It Is emphaticauy the medicine Of
the masses, Is proved by Its vast and ever
increasing sales.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN LONDON
COTTON.

New York opened and closed quiet at
the closing quotations OF the day pre-
-icus Ths Liverpool market opened
inlet II 2 g.I6 for Uplands and 1916 for
GrIeang but closed easier az 7ZglZd,
New Orleans opened and closed weak AZ
I5Lal5Lc for Middlings. There was DuL
! G13ited demand to-day and transactions
sowa cSses rom Il TO Kc apart. The lat
ter were firm. and cOuHidenng the unus-
uaI gtsadiness In the New YORK market
for the last twentY-fOur hours was mo-
meutarily eXpeeting-dlspalcnes AnONA
ing an advance. but % did not come
and several who were quite tndinerent
during the early part Of the Day Wo04u
later have accepted the offers made SAle7
we're Gao bales, at about the prices peld
yesterday, and include . list Of 200 bales
barely Good Ordinary, l28 Ice; 100 strict
Ordinary, 1lZc; II do, llLc; 3 Low MID
ding lac; Is do, l4Zc; So Strict Low Mid
QLnBi 441sci SdO. l4Hc; as Low Middling,
l44ci u zoo Ordinary, l2Zc; 10 Ordin-
airy llci 8 Ordinary 10 Good do, 12hc;
10 Mlddnng, l4Aci 10 Strict do, f5c; IS
Mixed, lOglZZc, and other. pick-up lots
at about the prices given above. Receipts
were sos, shipments, 1884; stock. lGpg5-
The Columbia (dsorgia) Sun ventures a
I DredictiOnt based upon careful f~nouirv
and observation, that the next Gotten ero1
will reach 8 total Of not less than 1900 an
bales. the largest crop, with one sxeep.
ton. ever raised. The advice so freely
given 10 the planter to limit the area
planted, in order that the price Of cotton
might bskept up, does not seem to have
besn followed to any extent, and thc
oraetl7al planters understand their In.
terests too well 10 be led astrsy BY fool
~ oounsels which. lf followed, would dC
mors than anything else 20 stimulate
cotton eulturein India, Egypt and thl
Gouth American states. There Is nc
likely at any time To- 20 Wexoess Of eheaI
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dairy, g 3o9S 49, sack, 81 IS for coarse,
and 2 Tor fine.
sREDs-Red clover, per bushel. 58 CO.,
blue grass, 81 IS; orchard, 81 %; Timothy,
. so; alsike clover, per 10, 81 90; white
Dutch do 75c; l~uoerne, zoe; Barley, per
oushell 81 %; black oats, 65c; wheat, 81 90
az 80.
SPIRTTs-Highwines, 9Oa93e; old Crown
Bourbon whisky, 81 40G1 90; old Mag
nolia do, soc; old Tennessee white do, 81;
old Bourbon do, 81 106l Is; Tuscsrpra
do, 81 Is; Mnler's do do, 81 40; Ford's do,
y 20; old apple brandy, 81 50G3 so; old
peach do, 81 1904; New York + F do,
81 IS; Otard, Dupuy & Co, 1860, do, 81 90;
Swan gin, 81 %; Fish imported do, g 90;
old port wine, 81 25@4 90; sherry DO, 81 50
@5 90; Home bitters, per case, 500; Our
Own Southern do, per case, s70S; Plsnta-
lion do, per case, So 50; Hostetter's do,
per case, So; Benedictine, $l8 per dOz;
clsret, 8 1901 90 per case; catsWba, s. 80
@10 90.
YNEaAR-Common and picking, $50
$40 per barrel
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ROn-Rasldsnt Notice.

No. 259.-In the Second Chancsry Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee John L. Nor
gan and Others vs.. VIM Utley ct al.
IT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
a to in this cause, that the defendants,
Mary E.. Mclean and Jenny Mclean are cit
liens Of Missouri, and that Susan Mclean,
Mary 8 BransfOrd, AifredR. BransfOrd, sum.
mer1eld w. BransfOrd and - BranstOrd
are citizens Of Texas, and that they are AL
nOn-regidents OF the State OF Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the second
ChanCery Court, IN the city of Mem
PHO, Tennessee, OF or before the nrst
Monday in July, ISL and plead, answer
OF oemQf 20 mP1aln6hL 2ul Or Inc
and set for hearing eIparte, and hat a copy
OF this order be published once a week Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. mi 18th Nay, 1871.
I'D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. and N
SEQ. W. Winchester, Sol. for eompl'ts.
mWHa en
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Non-ResIdsnt Notice.

No. Zl5, n. Rim the First Chancery Court
o. shelby County, Tennessee.-James r,
Christian ct al. VS.. Tire Tennessee state
Mutual and Fire Insurance Company ct al
IT appearing rom Shsrid's return, ETC., IN
4 this cause that the following named de-
feIdants are not to be found in Shelby
c unity, viz: q. H. Becker, JOhn Dunn, 4,
Cinderella, $ AnrOui, John DOOner, schlse
cher & Wemche, James LOfas, Geo. Gone,
j. S. OgIesby, Mrs. H.. Croker. ]. F. Frank,
Michael Mc5LahOu and job knightly, and
upon whom personal process cannot be
served:
tits therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis Tennessee, on or before The
first Monday in June, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demIr TO compliments bin, and the
cross bill OF defendants, WI. Wood and wife,
filed herein, or the same will be taken for
confessed IS to them, and the same
set for hearing exparte; and that q copy
OF this order be published once a week, fOr
four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal
A -COpy-EEtesE.
Edmund 4. COLE, CLERK and Master.
9y i. j. BLACK. ID. q & d..
J.E. Temple, aud EdgIngton & Hslsey, Soils.
for CompIfs- my3
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VEHICLE ORDNANCE.

nEW ORDAINED. That no Rack, Omnl-
ID bra. carriage. dray or vehicle, public OF
private De allowed to stand along the side
walk opposite either gate or Court square
and not more than nV6 feet from each side OF
Ehe same.
q ma the penalty for the violation Of this
or5f1a nee shall be q nne OF not more lhan
"a 80 Il event Of failure, lmprlEOumentfO for
80 T0Cre Elau twenty days.
$3.50 hrst reading, under suspension OF
me- rules: aud passed second reading by
Council. May 5 llL
P5eaad dr8L and second reading uy Board
NJ Aldermen, Nay 3 l8l.
JOHN IOHNBDN-M Mayor.
-.- .--LaEu.- .LLL E.-L.Lar.
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Mnn-Raaldant NotIna.

No. H8.-In the First Chancery Court a
shelby county, Ienne5gee-Ts j. Megtbben
vs.. n. W. Megtoben OF al
ri appearing rom af1dayit in his cause
nat me defendant to the cross-bu OF j.
" M~eefDben. viz: Z. j. Megibben, Is a nom
residenr OF the State Of Tennessee and q resi-
Gent of the state Of kentucky, and that he Is
con0t in a sum 10 be ascertained by account
~ H. faFen bv theClerk 70 Master:
1T is therefore ordered That he make his
annaa4anee herein, at the courthouse in
~ civ OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
Trst Monday ia July, I57l, u plead, answer
~ demur 10 ~defendantis crOss-bHl, or the
end set Tor hearing eXparts; and that q copy
III ma order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis APP
peal,
IA ooDy-attaat;
E6MUND A. COLE, CLERK AID Master.
By ~. j. MoHENRX, Dsputy y. and ~.
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ORDINANCE.


B.v-F-.sf Ia, he GeaeraI Cuuet Of ne cAy
o. HeTsEF. rsiaiInE % Fire Limits;
T--g 1TirIe 3. section i Bridges Digest pc
30 amended as 10 read g. oLoH -I,-g1
ruIqFrg thence eastWaruly Win We a14L
SIDE UI Market street Co Bayou oAyoao lLS
rsmEludeT Of the ~ordlnanoe 70 H -
az present a.
Passed a dut reading, and ~ suspsusloa OF
the rua es sE required. Passed seeone ieae54
by the BgaTI of Aldermen Ap4u -
Passed fr-f rasIHug bv Council and referred
20 their Ordinance lluaaDIttees April . A9.1
Passed second and final reading by DOtnclLl
Aay ISL Approved May ~ l6iL
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest L Il. RICHARDS. City Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-19
IpsoIysnt ara Non Resident Notice.

ga Oh. Rim ID e First Chancery Court Of
-rz-s- county. T6uue-sse-John g. saint
VS.. William BIDW p ct al
~ --...-f-r from ah1davIt in this cause
~ T-fauaauf s., Robertson IOrlan and
Frfa BauEh q Co, a.-s Eo~n-ro5ldents 81 the
STATE 0f Ielnesse; ah'o, l-aL me name she
---fF-ralE of rra aredIlOrs OF the estate OF j
Fl. SafuL. deed. the insolvency % when MAJ
been FurEesta1, are
IfFs therefore ordered AuaL aA41 L1n-le-l
F--rE rrf craFfo-F make their appearance
EeTefD. al the court-hOgse IN me city OF mem
UrIg. Tenn. ON 0r before the nrst MONDAY L
Iuue. Is-l. and Plead answer o- gtmU 10
T0wuTafrautfa blL, or The same VIII ne taken
f5- e1Dfes-ed e. 20 them, and the cause aello
rseTfrg. also. -h-t said creditors nLe ana e.
T-rTr-H fFafr clnfms against said estate 90
ne sane VIII be barred aud the cause pro.
cer1ed with eLpart5i ana lnaL q copy on LAA'
order bel published once q week Tor llHr sue
cez-Ive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
A ~c0py-atueEl:
Pv r. j. EEACE. DEputy ana DIT.
az ". FEEEEr. Sol for complI ynya
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-19
On SATURDAY. June 10. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate tO-Wit; Lots . 5, g, 2, IS. g, 10 OF q
tract Of land situated, lyiug and being in the
county Of shelby and 8tale OF Tennessee, on
the state line road three miles nom the city
or Memphis, being balance OF 19E acres,
which Is subdividsd into tracts Of about five
acres each.
Plats or diagrams may be had at my ONCE.
III OF SAZE-One-f0urth cash, balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, taking
notes bearing interest. with good security
and retaining lien for the same.
H.. ID. u. STEWAET, Clerk and Master
Hanson, SWigley & Dashiel, sol5. Tor con-
p-laluauant.
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