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SGrayyberrIes.

nv .IiT 7TH' - FI- -TT.
Rev. s, !Cotn,pdbrr has as j placed ,li,cud upon
our tablaa@t'yF. ds' das'Np,rre,tAyy pretAty and as
sweet straTheFfies as.wo,, have tasted
in tho early spring. This is remarka
Pc. PIE, Think Thin ofit,e strawberries No.
vomber the loth:. Large, fine and de.
lioioas tGqo at, 'th'aat.S Mr.. 6. will 40
ccpt our thanks. 49,. ...
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I sMAYuFAcruRlHo ENTERPRrsE IN CHARLEs
TpEs-I;ChaIleston is fast becoming n manu-
facturing rs well as q commercial oity.--
th9 1largest cmannfaotory of doors, sashes,
bliinds. &c., ,in tho Southern States is that
Of Mr.. p. p. ToALs. on Horlbeok's Wharf
in that OitH sales .rpoms at No. 20 Hnyne
street" y Alr,r ToALE's, advertiser ent ap-
pers in anotherdcplumn. c,q", nov /
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Be Guided by what yoa Know.

,Thcro is.an7 old proverb which says, "Ex-
Ferience is tho safest guide" To this
guide the sick and ailing naturally turn
when casting about for the means Of relief
They inquire what q medicine has done for
others, before. they adopt IL themselves
OF ell the remedies ard prcyen!iyes in use,
| "a rN'i>.-- -.| 7
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MORTON HOUSE, n New Southern Novel
~ by the author Of valerie Aylmer.
svo. paper, four illustrations Price ST.
oioth $l SO. Il is q story Of the South
thirty Years ago, and the scene is laid EN-.
tirely in that region.
:, The young authoress, who is lady of
North CprolIna, has in her second ciror,
improved upon the first. Sent free by mail
to'any address, on the receipt of the pric.
d. APPLETON g. CO., Publisher 8, N Y.
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- .nSS't ~ = ~ - -
A ward .OaRrelafllIlla..

At the State Fair Premiums were
awardedto"the following named per-
sons frop ! SFai5!.feld 5. Coanty,' ''.,
E.MP. Martin, for 2ni.best yoke Of
Oxen. ',.'' '">'
T. l.: Bulow, Chester Sow. fifteen
months old. ,y5 ,,9,. ,,. ay4, .siy
Miss. II, c. Tbomas,;, .Amerioah
D4f&.' -" .,'. ,... 80 =, T.,"An: : -.
MIS-. j. g, II. bb, Domestic Prunes.
Mrs. J. G. Rabb, jar of Pear Pre-
serves. $751;.
Mrs. J. 6, ,Rabb, j,rypf-r Cherries,
MIS- . 3, Hsfaens tpY Pieklsd Pisk Toma-
Miss. NJ: Stewart, i art Pumpkin
asss:, i. y!ynS&k !! ynsSs&S5k, dSinsrs.Sasw2iSss dtinsSssSw 2s
Mrs.J.G. seabbs Native, Wine..s \
Miss: 1: ,BIlcohi,, Three fpieeeoes Tat
Miss W. Riff nine years, Necklace
OF epioe. 'iH- ,4t.r1Up ... rI..2
Mgs. T. J.. Rulow, Set Toilet Mats,
chud's, dress. Z. % - ,z.o .ay .s,: &C., 10
Miss. J::'Rabb, Pin CasRion.
hiiss.a7Nl. r. Stewart; sBrerkfast
Shawl. .''"''' '''... .'' We '"' W 10
Miss. Fannie Clark, five years old,
Patch work quilt ia cotton. .,,. -. - q =,
Mrs.; II. Fraser, Kait Copntsrpane.
Miss. NJ. a., ,Elkip, Log Cabin
Quilt, %+itii,, 80" '"' g! g. r .H ~ ,,s-a!
Mrs Ja16e GLADDEN.; .3s second best
Cotton soeksr.5o .,:r n,I,~"c-
r. .JrKelIy,side Sole Leather Har.
ness Leather, half dozen Calf Skins,
two Deer Skins.,,rrgas .,e,v .aa .,,re,, .-r
Miss NJ. hi Sims Ottoman Cover.
raised York.. aS 1Ssy S s92 '''qS' - 1a5 re.
nrs%''y;; Az 4: Beard, C aeoyer
raised ~orhg7 t'.t.,i',i
Mrs,J,, h;Besri, set Ell WfIuiHr' H ',J JeweSl%5s v Sss
", s.: Re ,Rlssslb'b', l'' Combined il, Plow, 'T,,qo
ingsPltW on scooter stick. ,',".'
le4Si,1Ha Mrs, %,G$;paVis; Almonds, ~; .>,, ;. i
All prs9mi9Ys, pot jdeliYesred, qrr N
the hands Of ". g., Whilden,. y eChav.
lesfgR'ss s,,,.S ,.."S'ft not called for ,,in
thirty,days, they win be forfeited" TO
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"Wide AWakc and Fast Asleep., y

"Wide Awake and Fast Asleep"
A $1,000 pair Of superb French Oil
ohromoss-subjccts Life exquisite
fac-similes Of orig inal Oil Paintings, Given
Away to every subscriber to
Henry Ward Beecher's
Great Literary, Religious Weekly Newspa-
per, Agents having great SUGGEST One
took ! 900 names in 8 months; another
G72 in 36 days; another lis in one week ;
one Al in one day, and many others equally
yell, making from SIS and $40 to $40 per
day, Takes on sight. An. old agent who
knows, says: F'I think it tho best business
for c"nvassers ever offered. Sorry did
not engage sooner" Pays tetier than any
book agency Asrare chance to make mon
ey.
49,. Local Agents Wanted.
Intelligent men and women wanted every-
where. If you W sh good territory, send
earlyfr circular and terms! j. b. FORD
q CO., 81 Park Place, New York; IL Broom
field ST., Boston, Mass !; 286 West Madison,
st., Chicago, HI ~ >
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NEW GOODS
Y ! JAMES BEATTY.

z QESPECTFULLY aunounccs to the pub.
~ lilo that he Il now receiving and open.
dag (ata6a staSe 2dohi. .f1rmerly occupied by
Bacot & CO. new stock Of goods consist.
ing9}rlBNrt Of SsSsar, Gatrec, Molasses and
Syrup, Rice, Dagging, iron Ties, Twinc,
Powder and Shot, Axlo Grease, Cheese,
Craokers. Soaps, Manila Rope. Candles,
Painted Buckets, Tubs and Churns Broons
Wen Bucktte and Mehsures, Soda Bluc
Stone, Concentrated Lyc, Candy, Pepper
ap!ds S'i 4kerl ghStdst AXIS Spades, .Shovcls.
SSs sS%s'2 Ss; Wsre '1sS vaesa eas eS' sa
Bacon. Flour, SO, All Of which win be
Offered dt PRICES 70 suit the times. = -,
The highest market pficcs paid in Cash
for Cotton and othur Produce. Ii will be 4
pleasure to- him 10 show his stock, and ut.
tend 10 tho wants, Of his friends Give hin,
q caiLi;1 .npG 81 nrO ,G', .'.t. ,yoct 10
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49,. Sheriff S Sales.
The State or South C.rOlina.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

James NJ. McColtutn. Admr. Of Estate of
, & Vim Crosby, deo'd, vs. James W. Crosby,
Frances Yongue and her husband Jas.
W. Yonguo and others-Judgment for
Sale, Sc. ,..,, A-
In pursuance or an order Of Court made
in the above stated cause, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest bid.
der. before tho Court House door In Winus.
boro, within The legal hours Of sale, on the
frst Moaday in Deaember next, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
"A tract ef land known as tho "Old
Place." containing Eight Hundred and
ThirtJseych Acres, more or less, situate
partly in Fairfield county and partly in
Chester County md state afore aid on the
waters Of Sandy River md boun led by
l,nis of the estate Of Coleman Crosby,
Chcaley Crosby, ia mes NJ. McCollula and
others.
tract Of land known Ms the Davis
Place" containing Three Hundred and
Twelve Acres, more or less. situate in the
County Of Fairfield ard State aforesaid,
bounded by Broad md Sandy Rivers, lands
of Ghcsley Boulwarc and the aforesaid
tract known rs the "Old Place" f.. =
tract Of land known as tho "tiill
Place CONTAINING One Hundred and Fifty
Acres, more or less, siunte on winters OF
Johns Crock, IN the County and State
aforesaid. and boundol2byI lands Of John
Stevenson and Moses c. Stone.
a lot of land containing one fourth acre
more or less, situaio in tho County and
State aforesaid, at Shclton's Depot, on the
Spartnnburg and Union Railroad, in tho
fork Of the two roads leading from said de-
pot out to Columbia.
A tract Of land known as the "Homo
Plncc." containing Three Hundred and
Ninety six and one-hnlf Acres, more or
less, from which the homestead will bo set
oil, situate in tho County and State afurc-
said: adjoining lands of Ch >sley Crosby H.
D. +. W. Coleman, John Stevenson and 9th.
erS.
A small tract Of land containing Twenty.
Two and half Acres, more or less, sit
uatc in the county md State nforesaid,
within half a mile Of the "Homo Place."
Of a. X Jennings and james McKeown.
tr ct Of land known as tho "Moaticel-
10 flnco," containing One Hundred and
Twelve Acres. more or less. situate in the
County md State aforesaid, bounded by
l"nds Of william Graft. john Hutchinson,
limits Of the cstntc Of Isaac Morris and
others.
tract Of lnnd known as the "Isnac
Coleman Place. cont aiming Two Hundred
FIFTY Acres, more or loss, situate in the
County nna State nforesnid and bounded
by lnnds Of j. 8. Withers, II. }. F. w. Cole.
mnn and others.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash, and tho balance of the
purchase money on credit Of ono md two
years in cquni instalments, with interest
thereon from the day Of sale, secured by
the bond Of the purchaser nr NOR, gage OF
thesprcmises. purcbaaers 10 pay for etamps
and necessary papers.
L. W, DUVALL. 8. F. G..
Sheriff 8 Offico,
W,nnshoro, Nov. 13, 1871.
nov 14-tlx2
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W0ODS Household Maga cine is offered
hec ipr'ng the cotni9g Seur 70 every sub.
scr'ber of Merry's Museum. tho Toledo
Blade, Pomeroys Democrat, elc. which is
:, ezuuuMzzAz1 Ezz,rs gzn-zar1za1zzz1
m evidence OF l!s worth and Popularity
Horace Greedy. James Parton. eodore Til
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A VOID QUACKs.--A victim Of early in
IL disorehons causing nervous debility.
'prematsife decay, etc -,ihaving tried In vain
eyesy advertised remedy, has discovered a
simple means Of self>cure, which he viii
eend to bis fellow.su fferers. Address J. n.
REEVES, 73 Nansau st., ny nov l6
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now " ~; Sstassia sto%s.I s"E,.H ''rs s% iss: i,
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hoth ,eaitdt t1.m,t,,aS s fssS Fts,;y:s
;4tES s, ~ ~ ~; SyF7ls e.. .%'aa 1a
ssSa "h %nyAsNbNsht: ,.,.ro,o7 u. 70 .el
wy afe gfadto, see that our County
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TOD, Cav, linmlllo on, etc., write for every
..ass.a.sSS.Sa.s g.. g.. s..
number. In clubbing, it offers three first
class periodicals for the price of one of
them. A variety Of premiums on equally
liberal terms. 1t is an original, first. class
magazine. Volume X begins with Jun. '73.
Thr~e specimen copies free. Address 8. 8.
f.-zsazzayyazsrzzzss.z1zz.E.za
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Groceries and Provisions.

.E..... . L,., =. .'r''
- b -. ... .-.
Always on hand at lowest cash prioc,
consisting Of Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
Sugar, Coa'co, Tea, Corn Meal, Grist, Irish
Potatoes, Mackerol in barrels, half-barrels,
quarter. barrels and kits, Cod Fish, Dcvillcd
Turkey nnL Ham, put up IN cans, Pickles,
Canned Fruits. Candies, Raisins, Currents,
Maccaroni, Ciiron, Mace, Nutmegs,o Gin
ger, Spice, Cinnamon, Flavori1g Extracts,
prizo Candy of diac, emf kinds, Cakes, 80.
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GENTS GOODS. s.

His stock Of Gents Hats, Ready Maae
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 60, is largo
and complete, and cannot be, surpassed in
quality and price. Call and GEO for your
selves.
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tho while. Meat has been kept per.
t{Ss1y Sgd .f8F,fhEq0 oks5iaaamp1st :
W 'o'S 'nnsSSfFf2Sdtjrk IrlluoD

RMttBAaF1. dlUOS 10 p}GtH "hN
ThelbRketT E6f Mr.. G66. n! White
was e!aes4eFad aRAass supday,pight by
,s9pqse pqse l%spplkQpe9Yn l%spplkQpe9Yn, person. # The breaking
iasaronseGppartieH next'ndoor, (Which
sss'hnsyS4 tbp yafgiar to beat ., 4. retreat,
.Mrr,HY bite susta ined no loss. .rsD
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Death Of NTiG Jiio. .1NyG GgsTiIy, j

Hseath Of STlE Jho.NyGC.TlIy, Jr
We'"rfogrestg chronicle io'lIe ..!!tpqfsa;
ing tho death ,'of Aour,fellow, citizen,
Mr.. Jno. McCully, Jr., which occurred
on Wednesday night last after short
Illness. CHR. MoCully hub Boon ID Suos
cessful merchant Of HisIprace> for, the
last,oighteen years!' 'He' aas buried
on ThWsd4yl q ebe fapily4 bptyipg
ground six miles from this place with
Masonic hOnors.. 9 10 80 oyi'oNr I.liH
M s--h -s>ctol~e~rI7 s15admo iIFh !
TIas Southern .PlaaRO."snoti 2~""
,tWe refer With special pleasure 10
thS advarVsement Of the Grea, South.
e'n piano b1anufactory, of ofE7Nleasry.
VIM. Knabo & Co., Of 1Salti,uors.-
This is now oePf, thet lstgost Piano
ManHHfaCtories sd;n a.'Sgie in ltbe world, hof,,r
D0yy "a. o.gkeep Meat EresI,. / -,
eThe' following fromrGt Gtho'rRural
A,$aeetf1'a4, will BE- : Useful, To farnmers
whoa. at a tlistah cen from meat mar.
Aesss,!1 essss%I1 cttlhss:lnsSitt.s'fo tl "
tofryo; paoko,it inHa jar,'in layers,
sptinkliue'withI salt and 3D. pepper, just
enough,to make It palatable ;opIaee
on Che top a 4 tkiqk paperof cloth, with
aslt, inch. thicki keep this on. all
.7TASa adAAl w
lS to-
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a oENTs WANTEn,-Agents, mako moro
IA moaeysataWork for 6s.than at any thing
else; BUSINESS light and permanent. Par-
t,ouiars free. q. ST fNsoN & Co., Fihe Art
Publishers, Portland Maine,
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McMASTER s. BBTCE.
oot7 . ......

NENTLEMEN knowing themselves in
debted tonne viii please, pay up at onco.--
3Hl s. iI.'t'n. II - .'.u- .. ,i'
1 have T yYn waited !e yin patience until you
"soED rom COTTON," md now you
may be sure that each and every timo I
meet You think H. ~ don't pay mo, that
you oughtto. Como gentlemen, settle up,
and let me have timo to think Of something
else besides what yon owe me. Hoping a
word to tho delinquent sufficient, remain
with respect. .''n.*". .."'..
nap nnopy a q ,s'o ,oo7' ,,. '"., a. P. MILLER.
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CITY,
ORDINANCE.
R = Z i - 0ytas ssHeraa cOameao Of ne CIV

Be { ordained blythe General ooameao Of ne Gin
Or Memphis:
SEcrIoEL That, for the purpose OF Meeting
the current expenses and Liabilities Of he
city during b current year. and providing
for any deficiency that there noW n. or NAV
sc during the year In the general fuud or m
the Interest," f1nds 70 meet the current ey4
penBes and interest, until a sufdcieucv az
the taxes o aue and 70 become due can be
collected. that the Mayor OF the city be- and
he hereby e authorized 70 borrow, on the
credit Of the city, the sum OF one hundred
Thousand dollars or so much thereof as may
be necessary, and 10 issue the notes OF the
city therefor, EaVlng not longer than one
year 70 run 10 maturity from the date OF their
Issuance, and bearing interest at the rate OF
ten per cent. per nun from their date an
I'll paid.
De in sums-Of enc thousand dollars each,
numbering from d to one hundred tnclu-
sivei and shall be IA by d Mayor and
countersigned and sealed by the city Regis
ter and registered and certified by the Comp
trOlier of the cigy OF Memphis respectively.
section 3. That, in order 70 secrlo the pay
ment OF All or any portion OF the notes au-
the city be n is hereby authorized 70 mort
gage any property belonging 70 the city Of
Memphis, for the purpose. Of securing the
prompt payment OF said notes al mHturlty.
Passed INST reading by the Board Of Alder
men, When,O on motion the rules OF the Board
vert under the provisions OF the 18th section
OF III city Charter, In relation b. 90 the passage
Of ordinances. suspended, when the ordi-
nance was read a second time and passed IN
ally June 2, III. Passed q hrst reading by
the Common Council, when, on motion, the
rules OF the Ounci were suspended, under
the prOviEiOns or the 18th section OF the City
second time and passed finally, Tune z, 1871.
JNO. JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; LR. RIcHARDs. CITY Register.
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RIcE-South CarOllna, l0@lo1ze; Lou
lsisna, sZ@9c.
STARoH-5@6c per pound.
SoAP-GeEman mottled, 7k@7kos yell
low. 5@5Le.
sHoT-Bsngss from 81 IS to sse per
sack.
SUaARs-Stesdy. Louisiana open kettle
common 10 choice, 9H@l2Hc; yellow
clsrided 13c; white clarified ,I3X Refined.
crushed, powdered and grsnulsted, BAc.
Coffee A,l8<e; B, lS%c; @, 125<c; extra do,
1Sc.
SAET-280 pound barrels, 81 25@2 35;
dsiry, So 1908 s5; sack, q 70 for coarse,
and g for 6ne.
SPIRITs-HighWines, 93694o; old Crown
snchor whisky, zoe; old Magnolia do, soc;
old Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 10; TuscarOrs Bourbon, DO, 81 Is;
Glsn Albin do, 81 50; Hindes do, 81 20;
FOrd's do, s. IS; apple brandy, 81 Is;
peach do, s.; New York do; FF 81 So;
0tsrd, Dupuy & Co., 1860, do, 81 90; Swan
gin, 81 D; Fish Imported do, "a so; old
port wine, 81 2598 90; sherry do, 81 500
8; sparkling catawba-pints, $40; quarts,
s14; clsret per csse, 81; Home bitters, per
case, s. 5O@7 80; Plantation do, per case,
% so; HOstetter'sdo do, per Gaze, 81; Benedic-
time. $40 perdozen.
VINEeAR-Common and picking, $50
80 per barrel.
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION.
pETITION FOB IacORpOaA1IOs.

NO; ga Rim the drst Chancsy Court Of
shelby County.
WHEREAS, II. D. Buckley, L.Iagrfu, A.
w PeErsall, q. =. Paterson. 3. r. Coulter.
J. NJ. Heating, Henry White, - Hudnal
and ". o.. Ellis, all residents OF shelby
county, Tennessee, have hled a petition IN
said Court praying TO be incorporated IN
der the name and styleOf the
&" WOREHNGMEE'S BUILDING AND
LOAN ASsOCIATION.7
for the purpose Of accommodating funds 10 be
loaned to the members or the Association.
and to aid and assist the members or the As
ISOLATION IN procuring homes Tor them
selves in shelby county, Tennessee, and 70
make such other investments as shall be
provided Tor by the Constitution.
II Is therefore ordered that any and all per.
sons Interested must appear herein, at the
Courthouse, in the GtyO( Memphis, on or be-
fore the first Monday in July, lS7l, and show
causern any they have, why the said AssO-
citation should not be Incorporated and the
prayer of said petitioners uanted, or the
same viii be heard eLparts; n that copy
of this order be published for thirty days n
the Memphis Appeal
"A
EDaUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. =. MCHHNRY, Deputy y. 81.
3. p, Anderson. Atty. ms
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%aITaEHMEaT NnTIcE-

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, at
Bartlett. ~Ieuu.-5parrel hiil, dumlulstra-
tor Of m. q. Hill, surviving partnerD OF Smith
q Hi, g nr11 composed OF NJ k Sill and
ThOs. 6. smith. VIZ. Malcolm Mcneil
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3455 of the Code and
returned luLO COurt, levied Dol the follow
ing property, to-wir: On q portion OF the f0l-
lowing tract OF land, as the property OF the
de enuant, IN SHELBY county, Tennessee. be-
g1nuluEst "a stake ia the new State line road.
on Ouu klces sOuln line OF 5000 acres, at the
southeast coUuerG OF "a ten acre lot. sold t0Jaue
L. HarklerUad, N. 307 e, 81 unKs from q white
oak married. l. thence N. So X. with Ricefs
Rlrs'B line; thence Re- W, 50 chains and 80
links 10 81 stake Ia the old state lane road.
thence . S9' W, Z chains and q iInks-
thence 8. Il T., - chains and 20 LINKS to the
easjwardiy 90 the northeast corner OF said
ten acre lot thence aOutlWardIY 90 the be-
ginning. Ia all about A. acres. Ali Of the
above traet Is levied ON except the west pOr-
ton thereof containing I4-lJU acres, con-
veyed by The said Mcneil to John z. Csru-
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that ths Is Indebted 70 plaiutIr N
the sam Of $50, by rpen account Tor services
rendered as attorneys for defendant. and
that the defendant IS a NONRESIDENT o. the
State ufTeunessee,
u is therefore ordered, rha he make hts
personal appearance herein before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court of Shelby Coun-
ty, uL tae Court HOuse iu the town 81 Bart
lets. on the second Monday in August next.
time prescribed by law, or the same VAL be
proceeded with eEpaftc, and that "a COPY OF
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive Weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done ~ office, this 7th day of August, iS7l,
Stephens 4 stephens, attys tor plafutns-
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ROn-R Resident HOflcs

No. 3s, o A. and ]. Bm.-In the First Chan.
ceIy court OF Shelby county, State OF Ten
nessee.-Neredith Yates, complainant, VS.,
Parker c. Evan. dhe State Of Tennessee
The County OF Shelby, The City OF Mem
phls, and u. h. Brown, surVIVtneAartner OF
nrm OF T., +. Brown & Co., de~fehdantss
ON motion OF complainant, by his solicitor
" It appearing from the allegations Of the
said bill, which Is sworn to, that the said
residents of the State of Tennessee; that said
EVAN resides in Clarendon, Monroe county,
Arkansas; that said Brown resides in Des'
MONIES, Iowa; that on the 18th day Of June,
D7l, q writ OF attachment was issued in the
above cause, and the same has been returned
levied on all the interest of said Evan in
that part Of country, lot, No. 4s9, in said
shelby county, situated on Adams street, in
said city OF Memphis, the same being the
parcel Of land purchased by said swan OF
John A. Anderson, trustee, etc by deed re-
corded In Registers ONCE OF said Shelby
county, in Book No. 40, pages AS, ct seqr, and
more particularly described IN said bill, TO
secure The complainant in about The sum OF
SAFE 79, less a credit OF about 500 paid Oh
ground rents, which said sum Of one - =
alleged IN said bill, Is due and owing to COM
~plainant, or to complainant and said state
OF Tennessee, said county OF SHELBY, said
sitv OF Memphis and said I. T.. Brown, re-
speetiyeiy. IS set forth IN said bill, as snd Tor
the unpaid ground rents, state sud county
and corporation taxes aad EicoiaOn pave
ment tax as set forth in said bill, and due
and owing by said Ewsn, as assignee Of said
land, the same being q part OF the land de-
miaed by william Yates Whose sole. heir
sf-Iaw Is the complainant) TO Thomas p,
Carol. By his demise of June 4, 1895 and re-
neWed thereof OF July 7, 1853, recorded re-
spectlyely in Registers ONCE OF said Shelby
comfy, In SOCK No. T. pages 10 and u, aud
gook Nc. IA, PIP. lS4, ct seqr., and came 20
gQfd Evan By mesne assignments, as set
fgrfb in said BIZ, and that said sum OF money
III . lien on said EVANS SAID land Till paid:
IL Is therefore ordered BY me, as ClerE
and Master Of said ChRncery Court,
fhat said Parker e. Evan and z.
h. BroWn make their appearance here
ID. at the Court House, IN the city OF
MsmDhls, Tennessee, on or before the nTsg
Monday in August next, and plead, answer
an demnr TO cO~mplainant's said Dill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed and set for
hearing exparte "a to them; and that q copy
four suecessive weeks, in the Memphis APP
pea. 4his the 18TH day Of June, iaL
A copy attest:
w X. j. BLAOK, ID. q. and ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

Within legal hours. the follow lle laa
real estate, to-Wit. AILha1 portion OF BLOCK
NO co. IN the Town Or For- FIeEeTE. I'D
ShelBy cuuntT, LenuCs-ees BEGINNING 1
point two hundred and eight ANA --
t48 1l-ltuI feat east from "a stake
is one hundred and MY #H. @
south from the northeast
Or the south line OF Carolina sraa
the east Line OF Ninth street.. the SSH. a--
Of DeZlnniug-beluE th6 northeast c1Ilar
the square acre lotsoll uT JOAN H Leon.
ara % saint. by deed re1rHaE. .U ..a
Register once Of shelby county. -.
BOOK No. p, page 49,. l1aa April 81 1854 L
Wnlcn reference is inside certain o. hoe
east along alDe one hundred and Hrr
feet from ana parallel with che rUulr
Carolina street rotLe center o. bayou ra--a
theuC8 soulhWarl-y WItl the ma.Gaa I.- Sd
SAID O4yOu 90 LDe north line or arrl
street; thence West with said north .Ha OF
Broadway three hundred 1901 feet. w#-r
less, % The polEt or lH Intersection ..
etsE line OF said 81 II saints Er=-. HHa
acre lot, before re-eriaL t, vita Che
nOrtu lu8 or thence lu-l .H.
hundred andelgh- I-.lI Els E-.|H laa o.
beginning.
TERMs OF SALE-Ou a cred 70 o. ana ~
mOEtca. in equal instaI uI-uts- pare -- a
ecutlug notes. Wl approved ssaIrl 1a
ing interest nom date. Ian rafalua. Oh r.
cure purcuase money Egu-tV OF r a--
ton barred This June 81. te7i.
ND. L STEWAET. CLERK and
Hamdoiphs Hammond n jordan. --.a .
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